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CeueraI Mcpherson.

The loss of General Mcpherson has been
4 sad one TO the whole country. The fol
following Is the tribute of the New York
Post:
The battle before Atlanta has cost US
dear, General Mcpherson, who was kill
ed, though one of the youngest, was, by
the common, consent of military men, one
of the sblest of our generals. He was
credited not only with Hncemmen skill,
energy and gallantry, but also with the
possession of military genius. Grant who
knew his value, under whose eyes he had
fought, and in whose councils he had taken
part in the glorious western eompaigns, did
not stint his words when he spoke Of this
young aid of his and he caused him to
be made major-general Of the regular
army. Not only this, but he gave him a
most important command in Tennessee,
from which be was drawn by Sherman
when the advance began from Chattanooga
in order that he might command the CO
operation army that began Shernan's
series Of Aanking movements, by bold
dash at Rssaea.
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The dentists of PittsBurg have had a
meeting in relation to the death Of pa
tient by chloroform, administered by one
Of them, and passed the following resolu-
tions;
aResolved, That we regret the fact that
the public, to so great an extent desire the
administration of chlorofdrm by the den
tai profession. .-.-..e...-.-. e.. ..-
q "ResoLUed, That we condemn the prac-
tice Of recommending the admistration of
chlOroform or either, as safe and harm
less sgszt.p 5rdi 7rl q. s---rt I'd. a7-
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B5- Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrived Of trainsl -
Rs- An Mails close one hour before departure Of
trains
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through arrives at a. NJ, and
Eastern Way arrives at 9:le A. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7:I5 A. NJ
do Way arrives ar $50 p. NJ.
Sandusky Way arrives at ll;l5 A. NJ
MAhOning Way arrives a. 500 p. II.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 4. NJ, go P N.
do Way arriYesFs $50 P. ",
Western Through arrive at go A. NJ, and s;56
Western Way arrives at 2.l5 2. NJ.
Medina Way arrives at 4s9Q P. NJ.
Rockport, &C, arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at L NJ
BrecksviIIe, Bath, Sc. atrives Mondays and Fri
Sharon Center, Granger, North BoyaltoE, &C, ar
Tives Mondays aud Fridays at P NJ.
Marrensville arrives daily at lois A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at 9 A. NJ.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EASTERN TiRoUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, Now
York, Hartford, and Wfloughby, Painesville, Gs-
neva, AshtabulR and Conneant, closes at s:45 A. NJ
1AsrEEN z, THROUGH, fosNew York only, closes at
EASTERN THRouGH, Tor Erie. Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes at 2.2O
EAsrERs WAY, for all. points between Cleveland
and Eric, closes at s.2e T. n -- DO
WESTERN THK0UGH, Tor Toledo, DstTsit, Chicago
and closes at 6:UO p. NJ.
WESTERN THROUGH for Toledo Detroit Chicago
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 500 P NJ.
WEsTERS WAEs for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at 1850 =. NJ.
OISoiHHATI WAY, for all points between Cll lveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 1:25 p. NJ.
CINcISNATt THR0VqH.t, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cineinnsts closes at 10 P NJ, Qeayes
at 5s25 next mornings
! CISoIsNATTI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cinoinnatls
Louisville, st. Louis, indianapolis, Zauesville and
/ Wheeling, closes at 500 Z. NJ.
PITTSBURGH THROUcIf for Pittsburgh and Wash
| lngton closes az 12.25.P. n.
! PITTSBURGH WAY, for all points between Cleye-
lana, Mellsville, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg Phil
| A.
MAHoSrSe WAY, for all points between CleveIaud
and Youngstown, closes at 10 p NJ, Qea7es at T.l5
nsAt EAsrnils.) -
! RooKPoRT, &c., closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays
/ and Saturdays, at u NJ
BREcKsvILLE, Bath, sc closes Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at A n.
| SHARON CENTER, GraageE North RoyaltOn, &c
| closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at A. II.
| WGRRESsvILLE, closes daily, lO.3J A. NJ.
EAST CLEYELAsD and Euclid, closes daily, at 2
| Pm. -..s
Mail and Drop Letters are required by law to be
I prepaid.
All City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
Once open froh5t1lSo 4. n. to 7sO P. NJ. On
| Sunday from A. n. to 1870 A. N.
@ E. COW LES. NJ
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notifications in the Pension Laws.

MO0LMGaAAOA1 IL NAAS = NAAeACAA ---Fa7'
Several notifications have been made
in the Pension Laws of the United States
passed by the last Congress. Section four
teen Of an act supplementary to the Pen
sion Act Of July IA, 1862, provides that
the widows and children of colored SOL
diers who have been, or who may be here
after killed, or who have died or may here
after die Of wounds received in battle, or
who have died, or may hereafter die Of
disease contracted in the military service
of the United States, shall be entitled to
receive pensions as now provided by law,
without other proof of Marriage than that
the parties had habitually recognized each
other as man and wife, and lived together
as such for definite period, not less than
two years, next preceding the soldiers en-
Estment, to be shown by afhdavits of wit
nesses. Provided further, That such Wild
ows and children are free persons; that if
parties resided in any State in which their
marriage may have been legally solemniz-
ed, the usual evidence shall be required.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-28

CLEVELAND. CoLuuuus & CrxciSNAT1 R. R. Co. I o
CLEVELAND, o., July IL, 1854
fflHF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
this Company have declared Cash Dividend
Of hye per cent, and extra cash dividend OF
three per cent. both payable at the usual places,
. and alter August ist, next, free of Government
ak The transfer books will close on the evening
of the 2Jth instant, and reopen on the "a Of Au-
gust GEO. II. RUSSELL,
irtvI0-I6l OH. Treasurer
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n AZ BusINEss TERRIToEY

Lying between the River and East side Ontario-st.
Gncluding the Ox-Bow Flats, the Deliveries viii
be as follows:
FRsT DEL1vEET--CaTriers viii leave Post Office
at 1850 A. n, with tlIe proceeds of all night nails
and 800 A. SI. Eastern.
SECOND DELIvERY.-Leave Post-Ofic 9:45 AN
with proceeds OF s;4j Pittsburgh, Washington and
Philadelphia.
THIRD DELIrERf--Leave Post-01ice 1I:l5 AN.
with proceeds Of 8:l5 Western, g-.l Sandusky Way,
$50 Cincinnati, and l0elO Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELIyERT.-Lesvs At 81 o P. Sc. with pro-
ceeds Of l:50 Eastern, 2i5 Western aud $50 South
ern.
FIFTH DELrERY.-Leaves the Post Office at 600
P. N. with proceeds Of 500 N. Mahoning Wap.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-28

IF there was Miss Robinson Crusoe on
q desolate island, withno one to please but
her own reflection on the water, she would
yet every day make and wear the newest
fashions. E5t 81 zo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-28

Love changes all into splendor, even
tears and the grave; and before US, life, like
the declining sun of the longest day Of
the North Sea, touches only with its rim
the passing earth, and rises again, like
morning in the arch ofheaven.
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N0iICe TO CONTRACTORS.

will be received at the Of
/ fec OF tue City Civil Engineer until II o'clock
NJ July 23th, 1864, for grading Spruce Street. be-
y-.ea fears and sycamore Streets. Also, Ontario
street, between the Public Square and Lake Street
Plans and Specifications may be seen, and more
particular information had at said Engineer Of
flee.
The Board Of City improvements invite the sui
mission Of bids reserYing the right to accept or re-
ject the same.
JOHN WHITELAW,
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-l..The Arn,r a1 Aflnnla.

f7r srl3 Tihe Army at Atlanta.
So far hS can be gathered from the dis
patches already at hand, everything is
progressing favorably in the vicinity of
Atlanta. Hoods army, if not in full re
treat is making an attempt to hold the
Qualifications at Atlanta With what sue
cess he Will be attended remains to be
seen when the magnificent army of Sher-
man has given the last blow in its mighty
work
General Hoods forces, at the time of
his attacking Sherman, was regarded by
the best authority as not more than 45,-
600. The Philadelphia North American
thus estimates all the rebel detaehments in
the Southwest a
Hoods army 600 men.
Pillows 5000 men.
Wheeler division 5000 men,
Roddys division 200 men,
Forrests division SOU mem
g D. Lees men,
From Charleston 1900 men,
fstal... ........,.-..,.-...-- 50 900 men
These, If brought to Atlanta, would
leave the cotton States entirely bare and
vet it would be far outnumbered by Sher-
mans army. Leaving 5000 men for the
defence of various points in the South, the
largest force that could be brought togeth-
er-aIlowing that Kirby Smith could send
$4,000 from west of the Mississippi and
that Lee could detaeh a whole corps of
q, 900 men-would be 100000.
This force is the very largest that could
be gathered together by the rebels in the
southwest. As an Offset against these are
the following:
Rousseau's column ..........-.......
A J smiths scOiumn....-.---....-... w
At Huntsville. OJV
At Chattanooga, &c, ,ooO
Shermans army ooO
,-oooo
The North American, in conclusion OBJ
serves of Sherman:
His army is superior in every way to
any that can be mustered against it in the
southwest. Its prestige is equal to an
army of fifty thousand men, and the gen
erals in command are so far superior in
their opponents that there.is no compare
son between them. This splendid body OF
men has now maintained its reputation
| and its triumphant career for three years
under Hallack, Grant, Buell., Rosecrants
| and Sherman, and has beaten in succession
A. S. Johnston, Beauregard, Bragg and
| Jo. Johnston. 1t Is quite manifest that
the rebels are thoroughly alarmed at the
irresistible progress Of Sherman, and that
they have atlength determined to change
their policy By the removing of Johns
ton they have signifed this, and already
Hood has commenced fighting severely,
though with no better fortune than his
predecessors. As the net result Of his ef-
| forts it appears that we have succeeded in
pushing our way into Atlanta portion Of
which we hold. In delivering battle at
Atlanta, Hood had been obliged to attack
our troops in fortified positions, and Of
course has lost heavily.
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NotifEs.


PROPOSALS win he roegivvd al the
Office of tile City Civil Engineer until u u
p;s ,S,rr in ontario Street and Fountain Alley 70
ll,..t ,yifb the seneca street Main Sewer. Plans
and sn-eidcations may be seen and more particular
i3,,I ~ City improvements invite the submission
ar ids reserying the right aoRecePt or reject the
y f JOHN WHITELAW,
iulyl2-l6t Uity CIvn engineer.
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@urfrnmental,
sURsEON-GsNEaAL's OTFiCE,
lL...ILA-.u.A IL . lima

wAsiHEFTos, y. G., june q, 1854.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND AS
w sisulut Surgeons for COiored Truops- Candi-
dates must DO Graduates Of sOms regular Medical
College anu must be examined by Board Vi Medical
OlCers 20 b. convened by the 5urgeOn-Jeueral. Also
wanted, hospital stewards Tor c0lored regiments;
Candidates must possess a iair English education and
he familiar with the cOmpOuuding and dispensing Oh
medicine. Application must be made as IN the case
Of surgeons and Assistant urya0ns. ComEenaatiOns
frOm - ~ SO per month, with clothing raFon5
fuei and quarters. The Board VIII del rlne whether
tie candidate viii be appointed Surgeon or Assistant
SuTkeon, according 10 merit Applications accom-.
panied by one more testimonials trym respect
able persons to moral character &c-t should Dc
addressed TO the SurgeOu-Gcneral u. s. A. as1in8.
ton, ID. o.. or 10 the Assistant surgeon General U.
s. A.. Louisville KY. boards are uow in session
At Boston, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, st.
JOS h. BARNES,
iulyil7O-TuETh Acting Surgeon-General.
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FREE DEbIYERY OF LETTERS.

Parties wishing their Sian Matter delivered by
Carriers, will please leave orders TO that effect at
the Post Masters Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through the Post-OHice, when they viii be
delivered, without extra charge, with prOmptness,
according to the following timetable Of departures
Of Carriers from the Once:
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OK PIoEEr NEAR BERuUDl HUyDnED. !
Yours Very Respectively.
Reb to Friend Yank
Wishing we may have a Speedy Peace,
Direct to Rob 81 Va Infantry.
IL THE EvENING on PICKET
July 4 1864.

IN THE Evening on PICKET
July 4 1864.
Friend Yank if you cantsend me Pocket
knives send me Gutta Pereha Combs or
good silk handkerchief for both plugs or
two good eaGteens or some writing Paper
and Envelopes or some little Trincllits to
send home the the time is not far distant
[ hope when we will be at peace resting
round our firesides at home 1 am your
Friend till fired on our orders IS at this
time to fire on any who may get between
the lines but we don't Obey any such Or
der if we are made fire our pieces will
be so arranged as not to hit any Of you'll
YOU get Orders to fire let US have Caution
to get in our pits. 81 Va Infantry
Yours Respectively
Reb to Friend Yank,
Sergeant we havnt any Paper to trade
but some of the men will trade tobacco
with you for anything you have to trade
for hard tack or knives meat or paper or
envelopes or anything you have and if l
can get paper win send it over to YOU
to-day so YOU may know that we will be
your Friend till fred on SO nothing more
at this time but Remain your friend
I. Engineer 81 Va Regiment
. r..
Sent me the worth of this Tobacco in
Cheaze if you have it, or knife OF pipe or
some hard tack, paper and Envelopes or
handkerchief some meat or anything you
have or some trinkets that / can sent home
and Oblige me.
V6I,r F-ia..I IAl. 4iil Anaa ON
Johny Reb: to Friend Yank.
-.- 81 Va Infantry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-28

In all parts of the state of Maine hay is
plentiful and the quality excellent,
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Nnlica fO COntraCtOrs.

PROPOSALS will be received at the
Ii e:iice Of the City Civil Engineer unultwelye
@ clock, July 10Th, for grading and improving
spruce street The Board of City Improvements
invite the submission of bids, reserving the right
to accept or reject the same. .-5r 1ii
RI JOHN WHITELAW, b.
iuIyl2-l6l City Civil Engineer.
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2aints, Sc.

A TTENTION, PAINTERS.
N ~ tons " hite Lead In OIL
8 tons Zine in oil. .--s-
.50OO tons Rel Lead,
los Orange Mineral,
10O bbls Whiting.
100 bbls Chrome 6reeD,l
lo-lu Dbls throne 1-iiON,
iOJp bbls Hib-rniRu Green,
1OJU bbls Indian led,
10 casks French Uchre, 10
casks Eng. Ven Red,
Artists C0lOrs and Brushes. -
Gd- Tie above articles were bought las! fsll,
We will sal at very low prices for cash.
mars EEELERR 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-28

There is a distinct issue of verGcity be-
tween the pseudo rebel Commissioners and
Mr.. Lincoln. The former say that the
rebels have made three separate attempts
to open negotiations, and as often have
been repulsed. Mr.. Lincoln says the Ad-
ministration have never had before them
for consideration any proposition from the
rebel authorities relative to pacification,
and he undoubtedly states the truth. The
rebels themselves denied that Mr.. Steph-
ems, one of the instances alluded to above,
same on peacemission. Fernando Wood
confessed that he had not been authorized
to make peace proposals, and J. Wesley
Green's Pacifcation scheme never excited
any other attention than ridicule.
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GRAND AMPAIGN sa
" ABOUT
KLINE & cos HOOP BAZAAR
AND SKIRT KANUFACToRY,
photographic StQfk.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, Ar
New York prices.
r. B. DOUGLAS s CO.,
. I'D Superior-st.
ARTISTS MATERIALS WINDSORrS AND
Newton's and GoupiI's OH and Water Colors, at
* D.. hu uGGLAS- & CO.'S,
1TJ suPerior-st-
OVAL AND SQUARE, ROSEWOOD FRAMES
at .G x. %. DOUGLAS q CO.'S,
l79 SuperiOr-st.
FAOFOGRAPH COFiE- T CELEBRATED
n B. DOUGLAS cos,
rs Superior-st-
"CARTES De TISITEn or CELEBRATFD-
Men and Womsn, and Perner's Marbles, at
rt R. b. DOUGLAS cos, OH
17B Superi0r-st.
FINE EAGEANlNGS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN
at r. b. DOUGLAS 3 cos,
GprJ I79 Superior-st. ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-28

The Toronto Globe is much surprised
that northern papers should be constantly
coming stories about invasions of the Uni
ted States from Canada. The Globe ad-
mits that in the towns and cities Of that
Province the population isin favor Of the
rebellion, but claims that the "yast major
ity Of the people outside the larger towns
and cities, have their sympathies enlisted
in behalf of the North While making
thi4- important admission, it yet declares
that all Canadians, irrespective Of opinion
"Know that their loyalty and self inter
est prevent them from meddling on either
side"
OF the refugees in Canada, there are two
kinds, the Southern rebel and Northern
skedaddler. The rebels are subdivided
into the old and young. The old are in
capable of fighting, and the young, if they
wanted to fight would not be in Canada.
As for skedaddlers who run of to escape
fighting, it is hardly expected that they
will seek the bubble reputation, at the
cannonis mouth.
On the whole, but little danger is TO be
snprebended from Canada in this respect
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Commissions trtitaHls.


OEEF ELANDf OuAO-
Proprietors Of the NEW UNION. RAILWAY,
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATOks, lad.
Joining the New Freight Depot Of the Z. Z. 8 c
Railroad Co. on Merwin street, having storage
capacity Of two hundred and hfty thousand bushels
OF Grain.
DEALERS IN-Grain, Flour, Fish, HighWines,
Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country Produce
generally. .-a -rE
Agents for ''5alt Company OF OnOndaga." salt
sold always at the Company prices.
Salt, Water HiIne and Grain ~ be shipped on the
@. O. & C., c. & T. or e. A l.. Railroads and their
connections, delivered in Car Lots ETee Of Drayage.
Property received by Railway, Canal or Vessel,
for Sale Shipment. Will give personal attention
TO the purchase and sale Of Produce and Merchan-
disc on Commission.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on all
Consiguments. We are prepared to receive and
Ship by Canal, Lake or Rail- without cartage,l
Grind-stones, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and Coarse
Freights Of AL kinds, having the only Derrieks in
the City for the transfer OF heavy Freights-
fE5-Refer to Banks and Business Men generally.
junel3:R2T
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How the Rebel PieiSetS make known
Their Wants.


How the Rebel PiciSetS make known
Their wants.
In letter from the I8Oth Ohio, to the
Toledo Blade, we find the following: We
A few days since, was shown some let
tiers thrown to our piekets by rebel pick
cts. asking for various articles which they
stand in need Of, and Of the letters l made
uerbatinl copies as follows: = .sr
July !, 1864.
OK PIcKET NEAR Bermuda HUyDRED. !
Well Brother Yank Suppose you have
had your Whiskey this morning. We
neDs GuIIU XIV tsIIy 5tii vI1a>~-- se-i- la
here is two plugs of Tobacco 1 hope some
Gentleman among you will be 50 kind as
to throw one over as an exchange for
them two Pocket knives small ones worth
as YOU may think Tobacco this will sell
for 81, SOC IN our camp you have the To-
bacco YOU can do as you would wish to be
done 6y which will satisfy me as one who
wishes you all well and hope we will meet
the next time under more favorable tf"-
ctiinstances.
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THREE DELIVERY TERRITORY

Lying between Ontsrio-st (exclusiro) and South
and North Perry-st-, including all Of Eueiid AM
ProsPect-sts. to Hudson. ..
FIRsT DELvERT.-Leaves at s.tq,-,.- \. with pro
'esds sisS Of night @sils znf Postooo hi at % HIS
with Pryrceds Of foTenOon mails.
THIRD DELIvERY.-Leaves at $3.50 P. N. with pro-
ceeds of l:5O N. Eastern, 2:45 Western, and ESQ
southern. 5th
TWO DELIVERY TERRITORY
Between North and South Perry-st. and Wilson
Avenue (on from Prospect aud Euclid to Hudson.
FIRST DELTvERY.-Leaves at 500 4. N. with pro-
eeeds Of all night malls and 5:OO A. N. Eastern.
SEcoS DEIIvERE.--LeaYes At 3,5OP. N. with pro-
ceeds OF day mails. -... .-....
Collection Of Letters In the Business
Territory.
FIRST COLLECTION Will commence at 6:35, In tins
for $50 Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Washington
SECOND COLLECTGON commences at 1885 A. n, for
9:45 Eastern and e5p Atlantic and Great Western
THIRD CoLLEcIlSN commonces at $50 A. N. for
Drop Letters;
FOURfH COLLECTION commences at 1I:20 A. N. for
l:3O Pittsburgh and Washington, Z-20 Eastern and
S.59 Eastern Way and 4:3O Sandusky.
FIFTH COLLECTIOS commences at $3.50 P. u. for 700
P. NJ. Western and Southern mails.
SIXTH COLLECTION commences at Sos P Il. for 9.45
P. NJ. Eastern aHd 5-@5 Cincinnati, $40 Western
Mahoning next morning.
COIIeetiOnsfn the Three Delivery Ter
EitOFY at 500 A NJ, his A. Il, and Loo P. N.
Collections in the Two Delivery Ter
ritOry commence at 500 A. N. aad 400 P. NJ
.-f ..-r --.. 30 L. COWLES. P. NJ.
julys-17O
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gost- Glmt- Gable.
1854. Summer Arrangement 1854.
FOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST-OFFICE,


H5- Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trainsA -
Rb- All Mails close one hour before departure Of
trains
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EOR SALE.-IOA ACRES OF LAND
II on St. Clslr Road, three miles from the Court
House.. Has . good house on 1t. Also, fineIot Of
bearing fruit trees, grape vineg, &C, Apply to ~
90 Lea P. PBENTIss,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-28

General Hoods forces, at the time of
his attacking Sherman, was regarded by
the best authority as not more than 45,-
900. The Philadelphia North American
thus estimates all the rebel detaehments in
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-06-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (Friday) evening
a Concert will be given at the COURT HOUSE,
by several of our amateur musicians, and we
trust that the public will turn out en- "aasse,
aud thereby show their appreciation of such
a laudable undertaking. The entertainment
given some weeks ago, at NATIVITY HALL,
consisted of Glees, Choruses, Quartettes and
Solos, of high order, and drew forth the
applause of a delighted audience. To NOR
row night several of the best peices sung at
the last Concert will be repeated, together
with choice selection of new pieces. Our
citizens should encourage home enterprise
and home talent by giving liberal support
to all efforts of this kind. The Soiree to-
morrow eve will we'll be worth double the
admission fee, and we hope to see crowd
ed house.