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The New York herald., 1864-11-27
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EOuNTtCAks
as.'Sf Ii s1sys .~EsSTHhfSSFErq EsS T.ss
unsnimo ~ namihted for coua isinnn. hiOhArh
4 MERrISo or .TuE coxsnrUroSAL ua, rNios
hsr' san $50 houstnn sni !, ltsan rsess ~
i.%ses b. sa.r ''s "a '1'lt1. g. 1c.uxafsGs rrSsdsn
B. II no P&a, ercretArT
A REGULAR MEEriNa or THE isDEYEsDENI
use Il ii es a nsao' SD ssreeI on r1e,aa, evenu.
NJ ~ a. ESQ., Al ct@ens Of tne ds'fs' are 'esp'0'
MATHEW P. BRAsaAS. President
JAMES CohhisGr, secfet.ry.
ATANEErINd or THE TWELFTH wAapfwrEEos,
~ aae mtsi. t"uvehton, he'd "a, rsFi'bt'n A"ia
avenue % s,''5a'R NT sSsS SG.'Hy y.y vyNHis It
was man NOUS dominated ior Adernaa of the seven
Ns THos n HAWKS
Was s,o Unanimously nomnied Tor school trust OF Inc
A PHILLIPS. JR.. charman.
TDAwlEy's POLITICAL PRINTING, auca BIZ
sand; eryhS eYuaaY a. cheap including Fosters fas-
4. Il. DAwLKY. Is rsrk row. opposite Astor House.
NLEGTioN NoTcE-PuRsUAsT TO TnE PRovIs-
~ Of The laws Of this State public netcr hereoy
sn riec'on held 10 the severa eci,on aisrcs of
e ~s of s.d e'y on ne rst " ss ns
polls viii be he'll a. PAGES whch nave been any
election. shah Ss held 70 sad dis,rs durns
1sd sue ' waso M heg @ O. s %
rne officers be voted election ias follow
ing
Alderman in each OF the Aldermsusc dsicis having
odd numerical designation First. thlrd Flth
Seventh Ninh Eleventh, 1hrteenth tntcenh ADD seven
teenth.
Six Coupcin.en in each Senatorial district.
One Comm Common Schools for the First dis
trct the First Second. Third Fourth kifth
Sixth apd Eighlh wards.
Con.nissioner Of Common Schools for the Second
district cNrrisng the Seventh, Tenth, Ih'teeG1h ana
Fonrteanah wards.
nANomn az Common schoos for tie Third tis-
trict comprising the Ninth Sxtesntk wards.
Une Comm of Common Schools for tho Fourth
district comrr.ng the Eleventh and Seventeenth wsrus
One Commissioner OF Common ochoos Tor the flftA us
iric. comprising The Fifteen tn aud Eighteenth wards
One OF Common Schools for the sisth os.
lrirt rising Tweneth anu Twenty hrst wares .
One Commissioner OF Common Schools for the Seven'a
district prisng the Twelfth. Nineteenth and rweny.
One Truslee Of Common Schools FOR each ward.
10 al other School Olcca non legally
vacant.
- ID. l. VALENTINE, Clerk.
Nxw Yoax Nov iJ. 1854
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
NiOkRS WILKINS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IVA Dwelling Hons Properly, Second avenue and on
.3rsopc
n II LrDLow CO. WILL SELL At AUCTION.

On TUESDAY. November - ut " O'CLOCK, the Ex.
cl ence sroant, l Brnadwav (Trnty Baiu Drl New
Yors:-Ss. end aYsnnc--ihe handsome 4 story Lnyish
hasrnieni hrnan stJuc ousc Lot, No. 3Uu Second
aue eset Nineteenth street the house 35a
oy % e- Eaoi order, has al the modern hnpr)ye
Tents. lot To- iUi The
House Lot No. a53 IL OF
VArlcK brick, II by 20
ceet, with estaD o oi Is three story hrek
ohcp "a by Ia To- u 81 feet, right Of Xsy
way !. feet wiie Wa ts Tefms al Full
par.cu be had ~ the oce OF The Auetoneef No
ID
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

THE MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CON.
i panvs steamship NOVA sCOTIAS, Portland
% Livernnoi Saturday December Rates OF passage $50
500 snd $50
branches In England and Ireland.
For freight app y to LAWRENCE, GILES co No. II
South William
For passage apply 70 BABEL SNAEhK,
byoadway ofk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

New York Through Line.
Leave Cleveland AZ 800 A Ma and $40 P ~
Arrive Leayittsburgh 1i:SO a. N. - lUsbl Z. Z
Meadvine Las P. n. Z" 1880 A. n.
Cory Il $50 81 " -
Salamanca $50 Z" 90 E50 ."
Rev York 1921 a. n " 9.23 P. n.
-H" RETURNING.
Leave New York az leo A. 10 and 500 P. at
Arrive At Cleveland $50 A. n and 90 "
SUNDAYS excepted. tSaturdays excepted.
MAIN LINE. 4
Eastward-Leaye Akroa Qfailj at $50 Az.
Arrive Meanwhile MAID at l2;l0 P. =.
Arrive Salamanca at $50
Westward Leave salsmanca (AlAiD at 500 A NJ
Arrive Meadyiile % at lO.O5 +"
#a. Arrive Akron 81 At $50 P. n.
Eastward---Leaye Gallon ACCOM- At $50 A. NJ
Arrive Mansfield . at 1000
Arrive Akron st $50 P N.
WeitWard-Eeave Akron 4" at loss A N.
- Arrive Mansfield !" at A;50P- n.
Arrive Gallon at go
FRANKLIN BRANCH.
LsaTe MeadyilIe at 500 A. n. and 2.45 P. N.
rriv,, Franklin 1T : t0:l5 4ft '' $50 -
Leave Franklin at ,.- 7:S1 " " $50 s.
Arrive Msadvilie st 9;55 81 T;+5
... ID MAHONING DIVISION ... ...
Lesv0 s4g~sladd At - . 6;45 A. H. and 4.l0 P n.
Arrive foungatOwnAt 9.55 g % Isl !"
Arrive CleYeland at 1910 g. 4bsso Z"
- ..-.In.I fHf rl. IN. ~ sWEETSEB, Ill.
....,..... Gen lsap't, Aleavilis, Pa.
- - C,s,er.J Ticket A Asent Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.-The Northern
Light, Captain Murch, and the side wheel
steamer Illinois, Captain John Robertson,
arrived on Sunday, from Lake SUPERIOR
The following are memoranda Of the trip
of the Illinois: Left Ontonagon al 5 A. NJ.
Tuesday, August 81; called at Eagle River,
Eagle Harbor, and Copper Harbor left
Copper Harbor at p. NJ; was detained at
Portage Entry sixteen hoursby a dense fog,
during which time ths Iron City passed
up: arrived at Portage on the morning of
the Sd, and left at So 2. NJ, the Planet
following, bound up. Arrived at Marquette,
an ruIEo'.,-Ir5 .'5-eTs ." ere al port
Barks MassiioR and William Jones schrs.
John F. Werner, W J. Whaling, Miami,
Hebbard steamer S. B. Clement Left
Marquette at P. NJ, 4th; arrived at the
saut on the morning Of the 5tb; passed the
bark Monitor, and schooners +. c. Roberts
and Milan in tow Of tug Zouave, just above
the Canal Met Steamer Traveller of
Grand Alarais, and schrs. II. Howe, W. G.
Grant, Winfield Scott, and bark B. q. Sta
nard at Church's, in tow Of tug Anna Dob
bins. Two vessels were lying at Detour
but were unable to learn their names. Me
the Lac La Belle at Pt. au Barques on tbs
morning of the 9th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

FoE LAKE ESUPERIoR.-The splendid steamer
Northern Light leaves tomorrow evening,
from the dock of Robert Hanna & Co., for
Lake Superior. Those desirous of escaping
from the torrid heat of the dog-days, from
dust and noise, brick and mortar, can find
no pleasantor way of doing so than by tax
ing a trip on this magnificent boat. The
cool woods and waters and mountains of
Lake Superior are never so refreshing, its
sublime scenery never so attractive as in the
heated summer solstice. And there is no
fnerboat than the Northern Light, no finer
captain than Captain March, to take the
trip with.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

ITALIAN OPERATIc CoNcERT.-We are graft
fed 10 know that our citizens do not forget
and are not Indifferent 10 the rich feast of
melody that will be spread for them at
Brainard's Hall tomorrow evening. Tick
cts for the evenings concert are selling
rapidly. There are, however, plenty Of
eligible seats yet remaining. We advise
our readers to make arrangements to be in
attendance, as such musical treat as viii
be offered them by Whiting -Lorini, stefani,
and Amodio is rarely spread before Cleve-
land audience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
nAWEM & RACoN PIANo.

A very old and reliable Make and one Of the finest
finished Pianos in America. Herewe have also the
Hale. Gables, and great variety OF other good
makes at our different Depots IN VARIOUS paris OF
tbe West. which taken together, make unquestion-
ably the largest aud most complete assortment held
~ my me Arnn in the IInion. Onr motto IS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

q RA1BRoGD BRIDGE S1eNAL.-Owning to the
greatly increased traffic up the river, the
Cleveland & Columbus railroad bridge has
TO be opened frequently during the day
Ball signals have been placed on a mast on
the center of the bridgeto signal approach
ing trains whether the bridge is swung or
not
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
NEW YORK MARKET-AuE. 5.

BY TELEGRAPH
COffOn-Firm and price tend upward Sales
at 81 75al II Tor inijdling uplands.
FIo=F-state and Western heavy and favors
buyers ..--.. -
sales at 50 s5alO 90 extra State; $40 309lo IS
for common to good shipping brands extra Round
Hoop Ohio; SlI UDaI2 % for Trade Brands. Mar
ket closed heavy.
WIIislSy-Alarlzet is heavy at 81 I3 for State;
81 7a15Gl "A for Western,
Wheat-Heavy and lac lower
sales at 81 39@- for Chicago Spring. q q q
40 for Milwaukee Club; 81 471Sg2 50 winter red
Western.
COrn-Heavy and lac lower. Sales at 81 5I@
66 for new mixed western-lattcr for nearly yei-
ID SIatsCsiore steady. sales at 81 % for state
and western.
WOOl-Quiet.
COTee-DuIl and nominally unchanged
SHgar-Dull
MOiaSSeS-Quet ..L... ...
R'OrIx-DulI, heavy and lower. Sales at $50 no
ass 70 for Mess, SIS 25@3s % for new do
Beef-Duil and n0mnally unchanged.
CuI AEeais-M re active at lower prices lie5
1l1tc for shoulders; l7c for hams.
Prime Mess Beef-Quiet aud unchanged,
Lar6l-Firm-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
CHICAGO MARkEF.-Ang. s.

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.I
.Hft CHcAGO, Aug. s..
FIour-Eore active. saies 156 bbls spring ex-
ss.s- at 80 naMIO 10. ........#
Wheat-Ic loser sales Si4'5H''0 ''.s'' -
az 10 for No spring and 81 ss9l 80 for No p
closing at the inside
COr1-Opened 14c higher but closed dull Sales
10000 bus at 81 2G@I p for No Land 81 249l .
for No 2-cIosing al inside, ... ...
Oaas-steady at nc fOriold and and 6sS69 new.
Rye-Steady at 81 %. ... ..t,1
IIarIey-scarce and firm at 81 559l 70.
WhisIxy-l@2o higher. Sales 100 bhls at 81 6I
al GO.
Grain FreIGhts- Steady; Sc ON corn to Bua-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
POLICE oorr7.-The sollOwing cases were
sed Of yesterday morning:

disposed of yesterday morning:
Assault and Battery.-Mary Smith, fined
81 and costs; Ellen Corley, So and costs
Frank Thompson and Samuel Pullman, s35
and costs each; Huge c. McKeou, nolled; /;
Aaron Schwarb, 81 and costs.
Petit Lareeny.-Mary Ann Kelley, $40
and costs Kate Keenan, nolled; Kate Nc
Nallv, 1926 and costs and sent to prison 20
davs Mary Parker, SO and costs.
Grand Lareeny.-George Hurd, waived
examination and bound over toCourt OF
Common Pleas in $500 bonds.
Embezzelment.-Ch Hurd and Her
bert Hurd, waived examination and bound
over to Court in $500 bonds each.
Forgery-Mary Mccullough, discharged
Nusanee.-Elizabeth 0'Grady, and Mary
Tie, continued to Wednesday.
Drunkenness.-John Dandy, Geo. Gaety
James MeGin and William Moneise, each
fined 81 and costs: Mary Mccullough, sen
to the workhouse for 20 days; Mary
Rooney, nolled, the prosecutor paying
costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

ITALIAN OPERA AT ERiE,-We learn that the
citizens Of Erie are soon to enjoy musical
treat to which they are LOT accustomed, in
the shape of a concert from those celebra-
ted artists, Madame Virginia Whiting Lo-
rini, signor stefani, sighOr AmOdiO and
Herr. JucB, who apperr there on Thursday
evening. The concert will consist of the
gems Of the standard Italian operas, and
will be one worth hearing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

iNrEESAL REvENuE-A new schedule of
Stamp Duties, carefully complied from the
official document, and simply and neatly
arranged in a convenient sorm kas Just beens
issued. It's for sal" at the LRADEE COUNT
ING Room Dea!e- supplied ON iberal terms'
Send IA yo7.. orders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

The PROPOSED TOLEDO RAuRoAD BRIDCf.-
The Board of City Improvements held a
lengthy session yesterday Afternoon on the
petition of the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad Company TO occupy Bath
street for the purpose of constructing a
railroad bridge across the river at that
point The question of the feasibility and
expediency of such bridge was discussed
at length, and several gentlemen, the rep
resrntativcs of the various interests Affect
ed by, the proposed structure ,'sere heard in
relation to it. The Board, - action is
merely recommeudatory to the City Coun-
ell, has not as yet come to decision on the
question.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

New Loan-Seven and Three-Tenths
TrensnFY NOies.

This Bank is prepared and will receive subscrip-
fion- for the NEW LOAN of Treasury Notes, pays-
bie three years from An u-t -, III, bearing inter
est at tho rate Of seven aud thrcetenths per cent
PER anuuin. with sriGi-aunual coupons attached
pay able ia lawitl money.
Interest will be- allowed to August 10Th ON depos-
its prior to that date. ~ made subsequent inter
est will be computed and charged 10 time oi pay
mcnt
Notes will be issued Tor SO, SlOo, $500 1000 or
s., ,OOO and made payable 10 order or IN blank, as
subscribers may direct
the holder at maturity, into six pes cent gold
bearing bonds redeemable after hVe % and paya-
bic twenty years August 18th, 1867 Jy5O l6Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

FInE.-Last night about eishtO'elock fire
was discovered in Eewberry's manuiactory
Of concentrated meat, on Merwin street
The alarm was given and the steamers
were promptly Oh hand and extinguished
the FIRE with but slight damage. The fire
originated from the pipes of oneof the ket-
flea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FoR REcoRDER.-JAY ODELL will be candidate
for nomination to the office of County Recorder, be-
fore the Union Convention on Saturday next, Aug.
1a,b aus-163
FoR Recommendations LAsIsos, of Bedford,
will be a candidate for the Office Of County Recor-
der. subject to decision of the Union County Con
ventiou [aus-l63l MANY VOTERS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

P,o1xe MArcH.-One of the mOstinterest-
ing 1natehes Of the season is announced to
come offo the County Fair Grounds tins
afternoon,-a pacing match between the
horses John c. Heenan, of this city, and
MEG. of Pittsburgh, for $1,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

THAxks.-The members of the Fire De-
- sssartment wish to return their thanks to
Fred. Kimberly, Michael Gallagher, Geo.
Waggerlin, and others, for the bountuul
and timely supply of refreshm nts furnish
ed them at the FIRE on Sunday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

OFF AND IN Day DoCK.-The schooner R.
]. Gibbs, which got ashore off Point au
Pelee some days since, has been got off by
the steam tug Dispatch and is now in dry
dock at Detroit where she will speedily be
readiness for sea- Her cargo, which was
lumber, was nearly all saved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

On and after Monday, May 18Th, 1854, Passenger
rains viii leave Cleveland follows, Sundays
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

Please read advertisement of the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Co., which appears on
our first page in this mornings issue.
Mr.. John G. Jennings is Agent for the
Company in this locality. His office is in
the Atwater Building.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

State Of Ohio, Cuyahoga county
la the Court Of Common Pleas
Painesville & Hudson ,;v1 4
Railroad q, mpuny, Prn, Petiti,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

w the Quartermaster Department at NashNllie,
Tennessee ;sUD LabOrers, wages 50 per month ana
rntions; 800 TeamstUrs, wages $40 per month and
rations To men capable Of taking charge OF a
Train as NagOnnasIer, that will repert with %
men, 500 per month will be given Assistants with
fifteen men, $40 per month. None need apply but
able-bodisd men, willing 10 engage Tor six months
rion furnished Apply TO
D. SHERWOOD, Ageu4 Of A. @ NJ,
iyI9-R2 Commercial House, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

MUsrERIxG OUr.-Captains Drummond
and Kellogg, and Lieutenants ThrockmOr-
ton and Hazen, who mustered in all the
hundred days men at this point, have re
ceiyed peremptory orders to be ready 10
muster them outimmediately. This would
indicate their speedy arrival here. --. G.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

PEnsoxM--Captain Williarn Pedriek, OF
the ID o. V. C., on Court Marti'i duty al
Ciucinuati, was in townyesterday morning
etroaie for Pennsylvania He goes on busi-
ness ennnented with the Court.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
weekly Rank Statement.
BUFFALO 1IARKET--Aug. S.

lBT TELEGRAPH-l -
FFOur-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull, inactive and nominal.
COFu-Dull, No = 81 81.
Oafs-No S5c-
Other grains scarce and nominal
Whisky-Dull Sales at 81 7Z8l %.
Canal Freights-TO New YOrk-Wheat Zlc;
Corn ls@lS1S; OAts l2c. Gil
Lake EnlpOrts--Flour 5,3j6; wheat 95, 1896
corn 2I5,5S2, oats 46;g2S.
Canal ExDOrtS--Flour 2,63jS wheat 50,si0i
corn los, 40; oats 100, 60
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

The Holman TRoUPE.--ThE Child Of the
Regiment YVES given in very creditable style
by the juvenile Holman troupe yesterd"7-
evepipg. Miss same hoIman asmproved
wonderfully since her last visit here and
had a great success as Marie. Mr.. Alfred lIol-
mans Sergeant Sulpice was excellent, and
the other roles were very creditably sustain
ed. The dance by little Julia was a success
and the champion drum also was indeed
unrivalIed in artistic merit. The eonelu-
ding protean farce afforded a fine oppor-
tunity for the display of Miss Sallie's
versatility and power as an actress
which she did not fail to improve. Alto
gether, the evenings entertainment was a
very pleasant and attractive one.
This evening-the last which the troupe
spend in Cleveland-will be presented the
gems of La Somnambula," with Miss
saIIie as Amina. A dance by little Julia,
drum solo by Mr.. Alfred Holman, and the
comic operetta of q Mrs. Partington :" con-
clude the entertainment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
Ny. MONEY MARKET---.Aug, ;.

[sY TELEdRAPH.I
NIOney-Easy at : q cent, with largo supply
Of capital seeking Investment.
SsOItI-Unsettled and lower, opening at 25y14-
closing stoady at 30.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

rsAanoAr ExcURsIoN.-The excursion on
~ 1for,,i,c Star for the benefit of the
Charity Hospital will take place to-day, the @
boat leaving the Michigan Central dock
this morning at nine o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
CITY NEWS.
Union District Convention.


To the Uaion Totrrs Of the EighRoe"h Con
grcSsiOHGt Dtsfiict-
Pursuant to resolution Of the District
Committee, the Union voters of the Eigh-
teentll Congressional District, cDnsisting OF
the counties of Cuyahoga, Summit and
Lake, are requested 10 meei,at their usual
places Of holding elections, on Saturday,
August Goth, TO eleat delegates to the Dis
trict Convention 10 be held in Cleveland,
August 25th, at Brain5rd's Hell, for the
purpose Of nominating one Congressman,
and for such other business as may be
brought before the Convention. Each eoun-
ty, under the apportionment agreed upon,
will be entitled to one delegate for every
one hundred votes cast for Gov. Brough at
the last siaIe election, and one for each
fraction Of fifty or upwards. This will en-
title the several counties to the following
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

PRsFEssOB OF ELECTRnPATHY AND mEDTCTNEs.
Ofice-Ilg Seneca street, few doors from Superior,
m stairs opposite the city Hotel.
9eS-1iice hours from TO u and from to O'Clock
naily (Elpdays eXcepted.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
ARRANGEMENT

Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and
New York. Takes effect July II, ls64-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

A SUBSTITUTE BROKEE GoBBLED.-The
alarming number of deserlions among sub
s.itutes and new recruits has been,as is we'll
known to all who have had any experience
with them, very greatly caused by the in
fIuence of the scoundrelly set of bounty
brokers which now infest every city These
fellows make a regular practice Of hiring
substitutes to desert, giving them citizens,
clothes, taking them TO other cities, and
selling them there. One Of these scoun-
drels was handsomely caught at this busi-
ness yesterday, and, we hope, may be
made to suffer for it. A bounty broker,
boarding at the johnson House, named
Charles 5. Fowler yesterday approached
n fresh recruit, who had recently been mus
tered into the 5th u. S. Cavalry by Captain
Drummond, and offered him $500 to go with
him TO Buffalo. On being informed that
his interloeutor was soldier, he persisted
in his effort TO induce him to desert. The
recruit, with praiseworthy honesty, imme-
diately reported the affair to Captain Drum
mond, who put the matter in to the hands
of the police, and he was arrested last
night. lie was subsequently delivered
over to U. S. Deputy Marshal simmons, on
warrant, for enticeng a soldier to desert,
and will have an examination to-day, be-
fore United States Commissioner White.-
We hope that an example may be made oi
him. We learn that his partner left town
very suddenly Immediately after he wa:
| arrested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
schools
ItLEYEIND FEMALE SEMINARY

VIEYELYND FEMALE SEMINARY
L. 5. n. SANFORD, A. NJ, PRscFAL,l-
Assisted b. a CORPs or TwELvE FIEsr-cLAss TEAcH-
ERs-fn respect TO location, groundss builtlnss luI
uiture apparatus cabinet, aud facilities for inslrue
tom We believe this Institution has hitherto offered
advantages unsurpassed by any Female seminary II
the West. But Il IS proposed % make It's appoint
uents even better than they have heretofore been
Important improvements are in progresss among
which W would especially mention the Introduction
OF fCoid's Steam Heating Apparatus, with ridiatoIs
the public and prisats rOOnas- A new sehooi-
ronsa iive ssV rectation-raomH, several new music
rooms, n large, fine, lecture-rOom, amply supplied
with Philosophical, Chemical aud Astronomical ap-
pautus. with suitable provisions for tho arrange
nent and use Of the same chapel and an adnlra-
bile gymnasium also being prOFiled NO pains
nor expense will Be spared 70 make the advantages
in Al the dspartmsuta Of instruction all that can Dc
sent lst For further Information or admission, sd-
dress the Principal, Or . -. -, - -
yvqs-tss ClevslAnd. Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

REMovAL.-Frank Brothers Hoop Skirt
Manufacturers have moved from their store
at No. 24s, Superior street, to No. l29, Supe-
rior street, under the johnson House
aug. 1853.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
OswEGO MARKET--Aug 5.


FIOur-DuIl and unchanged. Sales at II 10S
IL IS for No l spring; Sll 80 for red winter. . .
Wheaf-Ieid above the views Of buyers ana
market quiet. Sellers are asking 50 Il for No z
Spring; 30 for No. do; 81 40 No winter red In
diana, Ohio and Michigan. ..
COrn-Held 395c above the views OF buyers.
Hel,lvrs asking 81 4561l 50 for Nos. 1 and ,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

ST. ANDREWS SOcIETY-NOTIcE.-The st.
Andrews Society will hold their regular
quarterly meeting this (Tuesdayl evening,
at half-past seven o'clock, in J. c. Gralnnis'
Office, No Rouse Block. Afull attendance
is desired W..LowRIE, President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
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