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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

IHPgRE RBEATH-Among sll the diss-
gressbls consequences that follow fast the
decay of the teeth, an impure breath must
unpleasant and notifying to its POsssssOr,
as it is the most inexcussbIe and offensive in
society. How often it's possessOr expsriencea
distant coldnsHs shown even from the best
Of friends, or from the one most fOndIy cher
ishsd, from this source. You ere igRoFaRt Of
the cause yourself, the subject is SO delicate
-your most intimate friend will not mention
it. Why not remove this one great barrier
to your health, beauty Gnd happiness, at oncs
By using that justly popular dentifrioe, fra
grant Sozodont, the most convenient, pleas
ant and efieaciOus gem for the toilet the
world has ever produced.
Sold by Druggists everywhere at rs cents
per bottle. june 2I;l6s-e0d,
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NKw YORK nIARKET--JuIy /.

ElouP-Stats and Western excited and 7scaal 90
higher Sales Of Gil ,O0all 20 for extra Stais eIl-
0Oail IS for extra round hoop Ohio
WhilkV-HeaTv, unsettled and decidedly lower
Sales az s67al5 for state and Western, closing At
81 sal ,ee cash TOR Western.
Whans-Exclted and l9al2c higher. Sales at a. s6
a2, ,i5 for Chicago spring; e2.39a2,B for MlVaukes
club a. 49a3,5l for amber Milwaukee, including 2
lOads do At % IS, which 10 above ths market.
OOrn-3a4c higher. Saies at el,60Al 60 for new
mixed Western 81 ,b6al,h for uns1und Al 6iaI d.
for new and old mixed and old Wes tern Ia stora
Oats-Opened little firmsf and closed DUH. BALES
at 99cael 90 for Western Rhoat and IN store
POtrOleum-EXoited. Crude quoted at A9s SOC !;
refined in bond s5as7 do tree q 9sal OT
WoOi-MaIkst very nFm and prices hfgher SaIes
at s5csol 05 for Iupsr pulled Slavic for extra do
POFk-ln fair demand and closing without decid-
ed change.
Beef-VeTY AFm, and In good demand. Sales At
sle ooais0o for country mess ssOoae 90 iOE country
Lard Firm and 10 moderate demand at lsa2Oo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

Boz DROwEEp-HTs CLOTHES REOOa-
E1zED BUT NIHB UEKSowN.-0ur readers
will remember that on Monday morning last
the LEADBR contained an itom in regard to
the discovery Of the clothes. Of small boy
on the spiIes near the depot, and the cOnse-
qusnt suppOsitiOn that he had been drowned
The clothes have remained on inspection
during the week, but we're not recognised
until yesterday, whom young man who is
employed ut the depot discovered that they
were suit which he had given, about two
weeks before, to little fellow about eight
years old, who was seeking employment as a
boot black in the depot. The little fellow
said that he came from Toledo and had sent
three dollars to a sister in Medina. It is
hoped that these facts may reach her eyes
and those Of other frisnds if he has any, that
they may know of his fate.
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GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS
TO
LAKE sUPERIO ORI

One OF the following splendid hrst-cass steamers,
viz: cleveland, Illinois, Iron City Traveller, Meteor
iron Sides, Lac La Belle and PswablC, viii leave
Cleveland, Ohio, OF O'Clock r. h. each day OF the
week except Saturday and Sunday. and Detroit
Michigan, on the following days ct O'Clock p M
through the months Of July aRd August making
grand excursion Trips TO tn emsnY points Of inter
est on the great Inland Seas OF America, which for
utility pleasure and health unsurpassed By any
olher on the Continent.
Tits trig Of oveg l0fO miles embraces zig degrees
Of latitude and eleven OF longitude and includes in
It's circuit Lakes Erie, St. Clair Huron and Superior
with the beautl ul rivers Detroit, Sc, uair and ST.
MarY's.
The many aud extensive mines OF Iron and copper,
uneQualed by any ia the world, with the newly dis
covered and inviting deposits Of silver lead wild
and romantic scenery. combined with its pure and
braoing climate, renders the LAAe ungftOr "trip one
far more tnsn ordinary intpre 10 the capitalist
the student. tue pleasure SEE Esf or the invalid.
The above named steamers are elegantly htted up,
With large and airy cabins and state-roOms, while
every pTecautOn has been taken to provide for the
safety and comfort Of passengers.
Esre, including state-r0omG aud meals, about -
trip, from 4 90 10 days.
HOOIls secured and .urther information obtained
by application TO ROB'T ANNA & co.,
HUSsEY 4 mOBRIOB,
GARRET50N, HOWEd co,
iune24-l6t uieTelRnd Ohio.
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THE CELEBRATIoa OF TIE FoURTH-GEH-
ERAL IEVTFATIoE.-Ths various civic societies
1.-The Nssons, the Odd Fellows, the Good
FsmpIars, the Sons of Temperance, the Fire
Department, also the Express GOpPsnies
and all other public bodies, together with
the ex-membsrs of the several military Reg
imsnts, volunteers, &c, are cordially invited
to participate in the procession on the 4th
Of July. They are requested to cOmmuni-
cate their acceptance to the oOmmittss on
Invitations, namely, W. 7. Carey, B. F
Psixotto, T. Jones, jr.
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BILL" HMsELF AGAIH.-W. J. Shell.
don, Esq, tks livery man of the tOEn, ,has re-
Gently purchased of ]. LOvOtte, formerly
Psrker's stand, No. 40 Seneca strest) his en-
tire stock, and has added thereto E number
Of superior horses and carriages, making on
the whole, one Of the most complete estab-
Rshmsnts in the business. Bills old pat
rOns, and as many new ones - would have 9
thorough squiPsgO, should not fail to call
upen him in his new losstiOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

THE NEW EERoLNENF.-We learn that
the new enrolmentis progressing satisfacto-
rily and is now brought nearly to CLOSE
Commissioner Kirkpatrick, on assuming his
position, found the enrolment in a sadly in
complete and incorrect condition. The re-
suit Of the new enrolment discovers vast
number of errors in the old one, which dem
onstratss very clearly the necessity and i'm
portancs Of the recent work. The number
enrolled in the district, on the new lists, as
liable to draft, is some three thousand less
than formerly: This will make our quota on
future calls more than Ope-6fth less than it
would have been under the old enrolment.
The enrolment list will henceforth be kept
open to the public for inspection aed oOrrse-
ton. To facilitate this, Commissioner Kirk
patrick is having made out an alphabetical
list of the enrolled men of the district, and
by means of this will be able to make cor
rsctions in the enrolment with ease and ac-
cursoy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

AN ExoELLEEr EXAMPLE, readers
will remember that circular from Provost
Marshal General Fry appeared in yesterday
mornings LE4DER, suggesting system OF
representative substitutes, BY which citizens,
not liable to draft, might provide substitutes
at their own expense to represent them in the
service. We are glad to know that this sug-
gestion has already been followed out
Mayor senter, although not liable to military
duty, yesterday procured a representative
substitute, and be was mpstsred into the SER
vice by the Provost Marshal yesterday after
noon. We hope that this excellent example
will be generally followed by our wsslthy
citizsns, whether liable to draft or not.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

sCoW PHOEHIx sUEK.-Ths sCOW Phoenix
ceptsin ButtsrfsId, which left this port for
Detroit on Tuesday night, sprung aleak Of
Avon Point,and despite efforts at the pumps,
Wss completely submerged, leaving only
her masthead out of water. Her crew was
taken off by scOw, and arrived here early
this morning. She had $50 tons of coal on
beard.
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juIy2.15s.

STRANGERS attending the coming cele-
bration will consult their own interest by
examining the choice snd elegant stock Of
Photograph albums, ladies' travelling bags,
portmOnies, pooket-books, card cases and
general assortment Of fancy goods, lately re-
oeivsd at Bakers, 259 Superior street, before
purchasing elsewhere. Remember the mum
her, 2S9 Superior street, near Monument
square. juIy2;l6s
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CULoRED MAsoEs.-Tbe Xenia Torch
light of the 29Ih, says that the Grand Lodge
of Oolorsd Masons held its annual session in
Xenia last week, closing its laboFs with q
grand procession on the Path inst, in honor
or St. Johns day. The denomination is
described as an imposing one. Among the
spsaksrs of the day were William 3. Am
bush of this city, John Jones of Chicago,
and Rev. Rufus Conrad of Cincinnati. The
Grand Lodge will meet next year, on the
18th Of June, at Columbus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

POEICn COUl4.-NO Police Court was
held yesterday morning. The court will be
held this morning, instead Of on the usual
day. This arrangement is made because
there will be no court on Monday (the
FOurth), and the interim between Friday and
Wednesday would have been incOn vsnisntIy
long.
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H ~ =" S4'H HO1 "iJ
Chairman of Committee.

RAIH.-All Northern Ohio was yesterday
visited by glorious rains, refreshing the
parChed ground, cheering the dsspondsnt
farmers, frsshsning up with brighter colOrs
every bit of summer landscape, and adding
new wealth to the country as truly and really
as though it had rained gold eagles. God
bIess the rain
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

CoNMEEDABLE IRoMPT1TUDE.-The un-
dersigned takes pleasure in acknowledging
the receipt of s., 900, amount of insursnps
on his Touring nill in the Homo Insurance
Company Of New Haven, Connecticut, within
ten days from the date Of tho ire, thrau Oh
a. 2. BraytOn, Esq, their agent in this city.
iulyls16S. @. ANDREWS.
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THE FOURTH AT EAToM.-The patriotic
citizens of Eaton do not intend to let the
Fourth pass without celebration. Arrange
ments have been made for grand time, and
the we'll known and eloquent Chaplain JOneP,
formerly of the Forty sssond Ohio Infantry,
will be the orator of the day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

SPIRITUAL HALL, 1874 SUPERIOR STREET,
UP STAIRs.-Two lectures on Sunday, morn
ing and evening, at1OKA A. N. and P. NJ, by
DR.. D. P. Ksyner, OF Painesville. Subject
-" Life as revealed to Us RhysiosllY and
spiritually" Particulars OF a very remark
ahIA naaa of ,aniEitnal manifestation that Oo-
0urred in cleveland the pfssUuU W0UHJ rr4sa
be given. Seats free. iuly2-l57
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

THE FUNERAL 0BsEoUIEs OF OoLoEEIs
CREIGHTON AND CRANE We are informed
that the remains of COIOnels OrsightOn and
Crane will to- morrow be removed from the
Cemetery Vault and will be buried with mil
itsry hOnors, by the members of the Seventh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

MAJOR REYNOLDS IN OLEvELAED.-Ma-
jOr Reynolds, the lady who was commission
ed Major some time since by the Governor
Of Wisconsin, ,.And Was recently wounded st
the battle OF Cold HarbOr, came down on
the "oity of Cleveland" from Detroit, Thars-
day night. She is on her way to thsftOat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

FoURTH or july EXCURSIONS The splen-
did steamer City of Cleveland win give two
excursions on the Fourth of July, enc in the
morning, and one in the afternoon. She
viii lsaYs her dock, under tighthOqse-strest
Bridge, ct the hours to bs designated in no
toes hereafter. This win be an excellent
opportunity for those Of our citizens who
Vish to escape the noise and dust of the city
to enjoy the Lake breeEes. The boat is q
Gtsunoh and comfortable steamer, and Cap
tain Mckay iS sn agreeable Otissr and eOur-
tsous gentleman.
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eR0 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
&9U. .UQU ia sans g sqit-sL ne cid stsnd and
EIell known WAQR Elk'b LOAN OFFlOE, on Secuft-
FtasSf every Kind, viz Gold and Silver Watches lh
Almonds, silver Ware, JsWelry GnnE Ptstoss Ulnth.
Tag, Dry Goods, PianOA MelOd00hH, and ali FeIBOna
property articles Of value, the most EatiafaG
TORY teTms. BnaineHs strictly private Establishsd
Isbl. N. B-A variety of unredesm6a WttohaE Jew
siIy, GunB, 40, for Gsle Rt bargains.
aD-Onice-oOFner 0f Metar and Superior -bta., owes
avis PsfxOtfo'H OlOthinG store. - -
Get1 . u W. WAGHER.
DEAD DR. WELLS ADVER-
III, TIgEhEHT ln Anatisr column. See Shield,
fso9I-R2
~ IS e., e T., AND U. " M.
III Railroad Fractional Certificates 0i STOCK want
sds anS e9e highest price paid BY ~,
o. A. READ 4 90, 20 snparl0r-hEs
gVO. P. A. Railroad Stock for sale
~ "A. READ B. Co, BAFKHRs, 80
\. BnperIoT-st., psY tbs highest Premium IoT
(soid, Silver aud Canada MosHT ene take uncufreht
money at lowest rates of discount.
FLAGS AND banners.
1 Orders promptly hIied Address
q. ". OROWEIiI = 90,
'sHssI5I l9I suDsrior st. glevesHd, owe,
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H.E. mONKY sIARKKF-JuIy L


MoRay-Rethsr more steady at las per cent.
9fBriiag RKohanGO-Wtd excited. Selling
Is high 800 and as low as go
66ld-ExcIsd and closed decidedly lower. Open
ing at $50, advancing d5, and closing ct 25a225.
GeV8FHW0Et sE0gkB-Declining. Five e-tWentles
l0Ifsle2 Seven thirtss october and April, l02&a
l03.
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THK THIRD SUPPLEMENTARY DRAPF.-The
draft, which was announced to come of yes
terday, has been postponed until next week
in order to give township and ward COM
mittees an opportunity to reduce their de-
fcisney by reporting to the Provost Marshal
the whereabouts of nOn-repOrting drafted
men. It is hoped that sIl responsible citi-
Esns who desire to see their towns and wards
free from draft will aid the Government,
and at the same time help themselves, by
reporting at once all men Of this sort whose
WhsEeabouts they know. If any names are
rspOrtsd to the Provost Marshal, the men
will be sent for at onoO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

NoRTHK HIO SICK AID WOUNDED AT
NLsHvILL compile from the Oinein-
nsti OOmmercisI the following list of the sick
and wounded soldiers from Northern Ohio
Regiments, transferred from shermsn's army
to Nashville, June 2sth: James Babington
K, lO4th, thigh Mark Shields, E, I2bth,
maziIIary @. OrrLinger, K, 9TH, head J.
c. Tucker, B, lOIst Ohio A. s. BIesmer,
e, both, foot G. Warlsy. K, 7th C. Zim-
msrmsn, K, 7th /. 8. RAnfOrth. 6, 7th
pulmonary Sergeant James N. Lynn, A,
10th, flesh wound.
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Revenue Stamps for Sale
LOCAL NOTIOEs.

SUBSTITUTES WANTED.-Wsnted for i'm
mediate service in the Geld three sbIs bodied
men, not subjet to tho draft. Veteran sol
diers preferred. For three such men to go
as substitutes for the subscribers a liberal
bounty will be paid.
CHAs. A. CRUMB,
GEa.0 o. DARLINGTON,
Lyman Fl, KENDALL,
juIy2.15S, 247 Superior street.
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COMPLETION OF THE ERIE AND PITTs-
BuReB RAILRoAD.-The Buffalo papers
chronicle the completion of the Erie and
Pittsburgh Railroad, and the passage of an
excursion train over the road from Buffalo to
Erie. The car which bore the officers Of
the company and their friends was hand
somsIy decorated, with appropriate devices,
expressive Of joy and gratuIatiOn atthe com
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

Losses II THE 23B OHIo.-Ws see by the
Cincinnati Gazette that AlonEO Decker, of
the 2Sd Ohio, was killed, and Simon Turner
wounded during the recent raid of General
Hunter upon Lyohburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

ELEGANT engraylngs, choice pictures,
nsw novels, fae stationary, rosewood writing
DESKS soldiers portfolios, 80, osn be found
at Bakers, 2b9 Superior street and lOa East
side square. july2:l65
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GKEAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE /
Atlantic L ct Western Railway.

Passengers gsing Eastward will remember that
this lie the Gully rsuts running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, st $40 P. Nj, arriving at sas
manoa at 4:44 A. NJ, and New York al s:2s P. M
Sleeping Coaches attached
- No Change Of Cars.
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a 0TTVE AGENTS NTED =

~ canvass each town and comfy In Ohio for a
fIsW book, lust published. called "PEN.PIgTUkES IS
or THE WAR or, Lyrics, Inoidt nts and Sketches
Of the Rebellion. 1t Is having rapid sale. Agents
vii DO we'll to secure territory early.
Eneloss stamp for Circular 10 -
BIS. GREEN,
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EXCURSION TO LAKH SUPERIoR.-The
most delightful excursion which can be made
by CIsveIandsrs or OhiOans, is that in one of
the splendid Lake Superior prOpelIors, to the
Upper lakes. The msgnifeenoe of the ac-
oommodatiOns of the boats thsmseI Ives, the
pleasing, beautifuIaud sublime Vsristies Of
scenery, the pleasure of lOcomOtiOn on the
water, the bracing and hsalthful winds which
make the cheated season" of our latitude a
cool and grateful time upon the Northern
waters, and the necessary relaxation which
the trip affords finn hnainaaa and care, com
5ine to make it particularly attractive and
enjoyable. Our readers will therefore be
glad to learn that the noble steamer Iron
City will soon be off on her first grand excu1-
sion Of the season. She leaves here on the
fifth of July, and will visit all the principal
points Of interest on the Lake Superior coast,
the trip occupying some ten dsys. The boat
is ell that could be required in stsunohnsss,
commodi0usa ess and gwiftness. Her officers
are experienced gentlemen, and know just
what is wanted to mako an excursion one
of pleasure and profit.
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OIRD.

In this city, June 39th. EMILY FR AHOEs, Youn-
gest daugh ter Of 7. W and Susan PeitOn, Rsed I
year, months and 20 days.
Funeral at the residsnce of the parents, No q
Pearl street, on Sunday, JHly 81, ut O'Clock r. N
Friends OF ths family are invited to attend.
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-The follow
ing transfe rs have been entered on tn e
records Of this county during the past week.
Daniel Wilhelm to A GOeppert-SO feet
front on Greenwood street by 1876 feet deep
consideration, 81, 800.
John Brown to A ziegIsr-4I feet inches
font on Ravine street by 1872 feet deep on
Forest stset, in Brooklyn township ; consid-
Grafton, $3.50,
Perry and Payne to St James Ohurch-s8
feet front on Superior street by 80 feet Z
inches deep on Alabama Ttrest considers
tiOn, 81, 900.
A B stockwsll to ] E Van Duzsr-27 feet
front on the South side of Euclid near Brown
ell street extending in depth to Huron
street consideration, 81. .999.
David Clark to E A Ovistt-1OO acres ,ot
land in Parma confederation, $4 900.
J Underner to n BurkeI--5O feet front on
Ohio street, near Erie, by 1873 feet deep, va
cant lot consideration 81, 500.
s R stebbins to n N WalWorth-42 acres
of land in Euclid consideration, 81, 900.
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ny. sROUA MARAEF-JuIy L.
fHH4HLHakAFE.l

Ht00kg- Stronger.
United States Ons-year certificates sl4, New York
Central Is4k, Erie ll5,t, do preferred ms, BEADING
l3g, Hudson 1871, Michigan Southern "a, illinois
Central scrip 1874, HorthWesfeFn 5lf, do preferred
SIN, Rock Island ll2S, Terre HRuts preferred 75a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

PlaEtsr-In fair dsmAnd at 80 per ton for land,
sa,5O DsE barrel for Dentist" and ss,95 per bar
rel for common cAleined.
Ale and Psztar-stssdy at following quotations.
Present Use XIX Ale sOoi Stock XXX, eloOo 10 Bl2,.
10; Kennett $500; Pale Cream SIi.O9 Portsr sll.
AIalt-steadY ct o., go per bushsl.
HOPs-AS2so for Ohio; Sa1ss for New Tork
State.
Tins-Atron and Oswsso water lime IN good
request st e2s60.
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CITY NEWS.

AN IMPORTANT WAR KEETINa will be
held, ia Rast Cleveland this evening, satur-
day July I'd, at the Stone Church. By order
of the Trustees.
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Chairman

SUPPLIES PoR THE TABLES ON THE FOURTH
OF JULY.-Bverybody ia earnestly solicited
to send in contributions fer the tables early
on Monday morning. Cleveland has never
yet failed to come to time when called upon.
Let there be no failure now.
THOMAS JONES, Jr.,
Chairman of Cnmmittee.
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ALL the late novels and magazines for
sale at Bakers, 259 Superior street.
iuIp2.I58
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TEE FOURTH IN 0RwELL.-The citizens
of Orwell intend to celebrate the Fourth in
a ikA-A-.,l-,--..,s uua UII Iashioned style.
General Garfield and several other distin-
quished spsakors are expected to be present.
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Henry Grew, E, thigh D shacsr, G, hand
James NJ Bsmsnt, B, thigh, flesh; Wm T
Lee, b, leg, flesh Samuel Wilson, A, leg
issh VIM Sheets, 1, severe John B Ring
B, hand A Ferris, K, thigh E Gi more
thigh, flesh Frank Fulton, K, thigh, ae II
Captain Manchester, z, killed Ben XII.
bourne, thigh, flesh D Ohesde, G, s, ,Vsr
Jacob Wyblo, 3, thigh, fractured; D Fu'-
guson, 6, knee fractured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

For bargains in boots and shoes 90 70
the Great Bankrupt Sale, No. 10S Superior
street, near Water. The largest and best as
sorted stock in the city, and selling fifty per
cent cheaper than any store in the city.
June 20:I57
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eOMMRROIAL.
UA8s 4LAND MAhAEHs
mORNINa LEADER OFFInF.

NIIDAT NFENIl7a5 0lIT . t1o1sJ
ROeeIpfs-Ths following are the receipts Of grain
BY rail- during the a hours ending at hAlfpast ons
osrIa,k to dav.
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UH1TED STATES CoURT. - Henry 3.
Brown, who Was convicted Of cOunteEfeiting,
in the United States Court, week or two
since, was this nerning sentenced to pay
ins of $500, and to be imprisoned in the
psnitentiary FIVE years. His sentence had
been suspended to give him an opportunity
to enlist, but on being taken to the Provost
MarshaPs Office yesterday morning his
courage failed him, and he backed oHt' The
above ssntsnce th-----r-''-'''IP"s 20"
him.
The session Of the court is now substEn-
tally closed, as no more Gases will be tried
this term, though the Journal will be kept
open for some time for the purpose Of enter
ing reoOgnisances. The next session Of the
court commences on the ffth OfsePtember.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

MEETING OF CoMHITrEB.-Ths members
of the General Committee will meet to might
at the Mayors Offices ct eight o'clock. Let all
members be present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

TRoTTIEa MATOHEs oE THE FOURTH
Two trotting matches will take 9lass On tue
FOurth OF duly on the tEottinc ring of the
County Fair Grounds. The first comes of
at two O'Clock, P. NJ, for purse Of Sl0 for
the best and sac foF tho second best horse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02
RRAVRIIER,s REGIsFRR,

sB- B-Uitizens wishing conveyance 10 either Of the
above Trains or hOafs viii be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Zine. BY leaving their hddress
at the Omnibus Of1cs. lH SUpsTi0r et 1sGt door 70
the @sddell House.