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RECRUITING FOR THE 27TH U. s. CoLoRED
TRooPs.-We are are informed that recruit
ing for this regiment formerly the I27th
0. VIZ is progressing with much spirit
among the colored population of this State,
and especially in those counties bordering
on the Ohio River. Though not placed to
their credit upon the books at the Adjutant
Generals office, several officers to whom
recruiting commissions were issued under
the last call, have reported more enlist
ments for the 9th than for their own i'm
mediate organizations. The colored re-
cruits, of course, all count upon the quota
of the State.
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WASHED AwAY.-We are informed that
five important bridges, on the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad, have been washed
away in recent freshets. No trains have
left for three days. The work of rebuild
ing the bridges is being pushed forward
with the utmost rapidity, and the road will
soon be again in condition for travel.
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DIED.

On Friday, the 18th inst, NEWTON HURLBUT,
infant son Of James and Frances Lewis, aged five
months and i've days.
Funeral services will be held at the johnson
House on Sunday at P. NJ.
In this city, August 10Th, MINNIE, twin daugh.
ter of W. and L. Trapp, aged months and days.
Funeral this Saturday. morning at 10 O'Clock.
In this city, on the 10th inst, Mrs. CARRIE g.,
wife Of W. A. Ingham, aged 80 years.
Funeral from the Hanover street, NJ. E. Church,
Sunday, Aug. zlst, at lO1z O'Clock A. NJ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

GOOD FOR MoRRow.-Cardington, Morrow
county, has the honor of having raised the
first company in the State under the recent
eaH of the Governor for twenty new reg
imeISs. The company reported at Camp
Chase on the Sth inst, and was a
company A, lsOth 18th district) regiment.
1t is Oficered as follows; Captain, VIM. G.
Beatty; 1st Lieut., Henry Rigbyj End
Lieut., John B. White.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

The WEATHER. = The "elerk of the
weather." if that mysterious parsonage
still has charge of matters meteorological,
certainly has faith in the law of compensa-
tions. Last week it was hot, burning hot,
hot beyond precedent. This week, by way
of squaring matters, it is colder than ever
known before in the dog days. Yesterdays
dim smoke and mist remined US of the
later October, while the chill rain that
closed the day actually had touch Of
November in it.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
View I.Oan2seven and Three-Tenths
Treasury Notes.

-Tbis Bank is prepared and will receive subscrip-
fIons f1r the NEW LOAN of Treasury Notes, paya-
he three years from Au ust Is, "a, bearing inter
est at the rate OF and three-tenfhs Per cent
per annum, with semi-annual coupons attaoheu'
payable in lawful money.
fbterest will be allowed to August 18th on depos-
it, prior 70 that date. II made Subsequent int
est will be computed and "'---S7-- -
Sotas will be issued for $50, $780, $500, 900 or
IS 600, and made payable to order or in blank as
subscribers may direct
These Notes will be convertible ct the option Of
the holder, at maturity, into six Per cent, gold
bearing bonds, redeemabls after i've ~ and psya-
BE twenty years from August 18th, lebf- lySO loz
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INoREAsE IN SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF DAILY
PAPERs.-owing to the great advance in
the cost of white paper, the daily papers of
New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Chica-
60, Detroit and other places, have been
compelled to raise their subscription to 25
cents per week. In Washington, the daily
papers are charging 80 cents per week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

FREEDMEN's AID MEErISe.-C. II. Langs-
ton, just returned from LeavenwOrth, Kan
sas, will address the above Society to-mor-
row (sarbath) afternoon, at the Methodist
Church, Ohio street, at 81 O'Clock, on the
Condition of the Freedmen. He will mar
rate his experience in Kansas during the
past twelve months. The public are in
Vited to attend,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO Z.
SPRING AREANaEnrNr.

OlsTeland. May l0ta. la.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

oLEVELAND 6 ERIE RAILROAD.
sUnMER ARRANa EaIENr.

On and after Monday, May 18th, 1884 Passenger
Trains will run as follows, tsundays exceptsd):
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CHICAeo sIARKET.-Aug. 10.

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Lsader.I
OmcAso, Aug. 10.
FIOur-95o higher. Sales at 50 2599 co spring
extras.
Wbeat-G97 cts higher. Sales No. red at
g t5; No. red 81 os92 Oo5 No. I spring at I o89
81; No. 2spring s6@I s955zl closing firm at the
outside. -
COrn-so higher. salec No!.1 at 81 as9l 81;
81 2s9l 2s1S for No, 2,
O0ts-11ac higher. Sales No. l at G798se.
Rye-697e higher. Sales No. l at 81 3s91 l2.
BarIey-Firm. Sales No. at g 1894 50.
WhislEy-2O higher. Sales at 81 75gI rs, clos
iug firm. .. .....-. s-. Id
Mess FOFk-Firmat at SO 90.
Lard-Held at 2l34@22c. ..-s .. .a.
Grain Freights-s51aO on wheat, &c on corn to
Buffalo. sJ
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0BERLIE RAISING ITS QUoTA.-The last of a
series ofseVeral meetings with reference to
the draft was held last Wednesday in the
College Chapel, at oberlin, and resulted in
the subscription ofthe entire fund proposed
at the outset. The highest local bounties
are now enhstments n the town
ship of Russia, in which is the village of
Oberlin. Several men have, we understand, +,
already enlisted and are credited to the
township.
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Manda Kilbrain, of Redfeld, oswego
County, New York, wishes to obtain infor-'
nation relative to her friends, who came 70
this city in 1855, from jefferson County,
New York. The names of her brothers are
Alanson Peck, Brastus Peck, and James
Peck, that Of their mother Mahala Peck.
Any information relative to any of them,
left at this office will confer a fayer on an
anxious and lonely daughter and siste-.
aug 20: l65.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

PRoMoTIoSs.-Isr ONO BATTERY.-lst
Lieutenant George Kirkland to Captain );
End Lieutenant Charles H Fee to lst Lieu
tenants Sergeant John R Hooker to End
Lieutenant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

On and After Monday, May 18th, 1874 PassenRe
Trains VIII leave Cleveland IS follows Sundays
copied:
40 A M.-CHI6AGO EXPRES5.-StOp5 at Berea,
Grafton, Oberlin, NOrwalk, MonrOoFille, Belle
Vue, Clyde, Fremont and klmore, and arrive
at Toledo at lu:Hl A. M. aud Chicago at 90 P. N
1 80 p. Mn ESTEhN MAIL--srnus At all statiouJ
on southern Division, and arrives at Toledo at
$50 p. M. Chica-O at % A. u.
COP. M.-NORTHEtN MAIL.-Stops at all ata-
tons on Northern Division, and arrives ut San
dusky az 10 p. NJ.
Z 90 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS.-stops at Grafton,
h0rwalk, MonI0evile, Clyde and Fremont and
arrives AZ Toledo a. II rs P. Nj and Chicago at
8:id A..
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ORDERED INTO CAMP.-The 15Oth have re-
ceived orders to be ready to move this
morning. They are to gointo Camp, where
they will remain until mustered out 1t is
now understood that they will be mustered
out on Monday.
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CITY NEWS.
Union District Convention. .

To the Union Voters of the Eighteenth Con-
grcssi0nal District:
Pursuant to a resolution of the District
Committee, the Union voters of the Eigh-
teenth Congressional District, consisting of
tho counties of Cuyahoga, Summit and
Lake, are requested to meet, at their usual
places of holding elections, on Saturday,
August goth, to elect deitsgates to the Dis
trict Convention to be held in Cleveland,
August 25th, at Brainfrd's Hall, for the
purpose of nominating one Congressman,
and for such other business as may be
brought before the Convention, Each coun-
ty, under the apportionment agreed upon,
will be entitled to one delegate for every
one hundred votes cast for Gov. Brough at
the last State election, and one for each
fraction of fifty or upwards. This will en-
title the several counties to the following
number of delegates;
Cuyahoga county, uO
Summit county, AZ
Lake county, ~
By order of the Committee.
D. A. DGNGLER, President.
BoLIvAR BUTTs, sec'y.
CLEVELAND, August 9. -.-
The number of Delegates that each Ward
and township are entitled to are as follows;
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6nTGrnmEntal,
sURGEOE-GESERAL's OFFICE,
WAgHTSlTON, d. O., June "a, 1856

SURGE0E-GESERAL's OFFICE,
WAgHISeTON, ID. O., June "a, 1854.
WANTED-SUR AND AS
w sistant Surgeons for COlored TroOps-Candi
dates must be Graduates of some regular Medical
College, and must be examined by Board Of Medical
Officers TO be convened by the Surgeon-Genera Also
wanted. hospital stewards for colored regiments
Candidates must possess fair English education anc
be familiar with the oompOunding and dispensing Of
medicine. Application must be made as IN the cas-,
Of Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons. Compensation
from SO to S33 per month. with clothing, rations
arlr III iretlru1
the candidate will be appointed Surgeon or Assistant
Surgeon, according TO merit. Applications accom-
panied by one or more testimonials from respect
able persons. to moral character &c, shOuld b6
addressed TO the Surgeon General u. s. A. washing
ton, d. c., OF to the Assistant Surgeon General u
5. A, Louisville, Ky. Boards nOw In session
at Boston, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, st
JOS. z. BARNES,
iulyI :ITl-Fu&Tb Acting Surq6oB- General.
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U y = = 7 =
Secretary Dist, Convention

FUNERAL ExEEo1sss.-The funeral of Mrs.
W. A. Ingham will take place at half after
ten A. NJ, at the Hanover Street N. E.
Church, West Side. 4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

BURGLARY IN East CLEvELAED.-On We'd
nesday evening the harness shop of Nathan
Post, of East Cleveland, was entered, and
goods to the amount of $500 stolen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20
THE DRAFT IN THE 10TH DISTRICT.
OuOtas OF the several Sub-Distriets Of
the 10Th District, under the cali 1OE
100000 Volunteers

HEADoUARTEs PRovosT MARSHAL
NINETEENTH DISTRICT, OHIO.
~ wARREx, August nth, 1854
The quotas of the several Sub-DlstrienS u
the 18th District of Ohio, under the can oi
the President of July 18th, 1854, after
adding all deficiencies, and deductlng all
surplus credits existing under former calls
but not including credits since the close OF
the last draft, are as follows, to wit:
AcuTrpTTTA A CnTTNTY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

Connections are made at Monroeyille with the San
dusky, MansiieldS Newark L. L.; at Clyde with the
sandEky, Dayton q Cincinnati K. X. at Fremont
With uhe Fremont q Indiana R. H.. and at Toledo
Wth the Michigan southern 4 Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Railroads i0r Chicago Detroit,
Jackson, FO1t Wayne, Lorunsport Lafayette, Cairo,
Alton, ST. Louis, and AL points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
= frains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and ths
West at 6:2U A. ~, z.f5 p. NJ, and 50 p n Prom
Ssndusky AZ rs A a. L. D. RBCKER, SUIT.
Cleveland May Is, lsf4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20
GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.

A4tantte and n---4 FsfsssOIH nailHag'
Passengers going Eastward viii remainder that
this is the only route running trains that % %ieSSs
CIeyeIapd on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at 9:lO P. NJ, arriving at Sal
amanoa at 4:44 A. NJ, and New York at s;2s ?. N.
Sleeping Coaches attached
a No Change Of Cars
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MORNING LEADER
sATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 90.
NEW ADVERTIsEHENTs.

Hussey MeBride-FOr Lake Superior.
Prof. D. =. Fox-Fres School.
Garretson, Howe & Co'-For Lake Superior.
Found-A Watch.
Taylor, erisvold & Co.-Property for Sale.
Post 4 O,.-Business Men Wanted.
E. II. Lewis-sheriff Sale.
Manda Kilbrain-Boosl Notice.
Rev. J. s. MoConuell-Local Notice.
Fourth ward-LoeAl Notice,
@. Mollen-Loosl Notice.
Donation Yisft-Local Notice.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


Government StOelks-A shade firmer.
SfOcks-United States Skies 81 coupons 1Os5z;
Five-Twenty coupons ll01l, registered lOsI[; one
year certificates s41s; Seven-Thirties 1887 Ohio
Miss. certificates 90; Mariposa Al; CANON 3s5<;
Cumberland COZ; Erie l4l1S; Quieksilver sIs7
Hudson 1909; Reading l36; Pitts. II; Sorthwes-l
tern 55S4; Mich. So. s915; ILL., c. scrip 1907; North
western preferred 90; Chicago Rock Island ll2;
Ft. Wayne ll314. -rr...
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AzARIAx. By Harriet Z. Prescott. Boston; Tic
nor & Fields. 1854.

AzARIAN. By Harriet Z. Prescott. Boston; TICK
nor s Fields. 1854.
The virtues and the vices of Miss Pres
colts most characteristic and positive
style run through this charming book and
indiyidualize it. Both virtues and vices are,
however, less strongly marked than in
any previous work of the authoress.l The
wealth of perfume, melody, color and ro-
nance, with which she has been wont so
richly to endow her pages; the warm and
sensuous tints, the "barbaric pearls and
gold, the tropical glory and efulgence Of
description which shone and glittered IN
"sir Rohan's Ghost" midsummer and
,r...,,-- uIdueune onaeneI, - hsr otlIGi
earlier stories, have in this volume lost
something of their splendor and something
Of their extravaganza as well. That NOR
bid transeendentalism, too, which the lit
erary atmosphere of New England seems
inevitably to engender in certain minds, is
not so prominent here as it has been in
previous volumes, though still vital and
serious defect 'Azarisn" is, however, one
of the most readable and fascinating books
of the season. 1t is, we think, Miss Pres
cott's best book, as yet. But all her books
are only suggestions of what she can and
will do when she realizes the full maturity
of her powers.
The book is for sale by Iugham anG
Bragg.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

&C. Mollen will sell, at ten o'clock a. NJ, a
large lot of Furniture-such as Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Chairs, Tables, Crockery, Glass
ware, and also lot of Yankee Notions, &c.
au20-I64
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

Rev. J, c. Mcconnell, will preach in the
United Presbyterian Church, Erie street,
tomorrow, Sabbath at 1O7E o'clock.
auR2O ,165
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SEhnnls.
FEMALE SEMINARY

ILEV Ell ND FEMALE SEMINARY
~ s. N. SANFORD, A. M, .PRIScIPAL,a
Assisted by CORPS OF TWELVE FIRsT-cLAss TEACH
ERs.-In respect TO location, grounds buildings FUR
nture apparatus, cabinet, and facilities for nstruc
tOn we believe this Institution has hitherto offered
advantages unsurpassed BY any Female Seminary in
the West. But il is proposed TO make its appoint
ments even better than they have heretofore been
Important Improvements are in progress, among
which would especially mention the Introduction
Of Colds Steam Heating Apparatus, with radiators
m the public and private rooms. rev school
room, five new recitaton-raoms, several new music
rooms, large, fine, lecture-rOOm, amply supplied
paratus, with suitable provisions for the arrange.
ment and use of the same; CHAPEL and an admira-
bic gymnasium are also being provided. No pains
nor expense will be spared 10 make the advantages
In all the departments Of instruction all that be
desired. The next term will begin on Thursday.
Sept lst. For further information admission, ad
dress the Principal, or
L. BUTTLES, Financial Manager,
JY23-i6s Cleveland. Ohio.
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MY. HONEY 1AKKEr--.Aus. 10.

MOney--Firm ct 7 . cent.
Sterling Exehange-Duu at 10s5< for gold.
GOld-Shade hrrner, opening at PSI, advancing
to 25l55; declining to Z573s, advancing to 2573S,
and closing quiet at 2571S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

A Donation visit by the present and for
mer students, citizens and friends general
" of the TRinsburgh Institute. will talie
place at the Institute on the afternoon and
evening of the SIst day of August. A gem
erai reunion of the old students, and
good time is expected. Good speaking,
music and refreshments in abunance will
be furnished. a1g. 2O:165.
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MUSIC.
BENEDICTIOE.

ARLIEeToN's MINsTRELs.-The Academy
of Music was, in spite of mud and rain,
well filled last night, by an excellent audi
ence, who enjoyed with the keenestEest the
rich feast of fun served up to them by Ar
lington and his dusky oomPOOrs. The pro-
gramme was hardly as strong a oneas that
presented on previous evenings, though in
it one found plenty Of material for laughter.
Arlington and Jones were, as usual, boiling
over with oddities, and kept their auditors
on the broad grin most of the time. Leon
gave us finer touch of his quality ns
datseuse than he had previously favored US
with. Kelley was never in better voice
or in better mood; and his successes last
evening greatly increased his popularity.
This evening,-the closing night,-the
great attraction will be the successful Sur
lesque on the familiar and popular drama
"The Ticket of Leave Man, entitled 'The
Take-it-and-L -Leave-M Man" Arlington ap-
peas as Sam. swillerby, Jones as Mrs.
swillerby, Leon as May Edwards aud
Price as Bob. Brierwood.
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UNITED STATES COURT.-A venire has been
issned for the following Petit Jurors, to
serve at the next term of the United States
Court for the Northern District of Ohio,
commencing September 9Th:
Edison T. Stickney, Republic, Seneca Co.
David R. Paige, Madison, Lake Co.
Robert NJ. Beebe, Hartford, Trumbuu Co.
Jacob Grail, Ashland Co.
Henry NJ. Chapman, Euclid, Cuyahoga Co.
VIM. Cuykendall, Plymouth, Richland Co.
Elijah Dewitt, Elyria, Lorain Co.
Charles W. Foster, Fostoria, Seneca Co.
Charles B. Choate, Milen, Huron Co..
george T-Freeze, upper SanduskyS wy
andOtt Co.
Frederick s. Wildman, Norwalk, Huron.
Heman MARITIME, Cleveland.
Calvin Cone, Toledo.
John Ressler, Fremont, Sandusky Co.
Cearles Washburn, Delphos, Allen Co.
r. R. Titus, Fort Seneca, Seneca Co.
William c. Cooper, Mt. Vernon, Knox Co.
Birdseys Booth, Cuyahoga Falls, Sum
NIT Co.
VIM. C. Haynes, Fremont, Sandusky Co.
Lucius Bliss, Northfield, Summit Co.
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CLOSING OF THE C1TY RECRUITING oFFIoK.-
The City Military Committee held a meet
ing last night, and voted to close the City
Recruiting Office on the square, and to dis
continue their efforts to raise the quota Of |
the city. All funds entrusted 10 the com |
mittee for the purpose of procuring substi-
tutes, in cases where the substitutes have
not been provided, will be promptly re-
turned. Captain smithknight, will, how
ever, remain at the office, which he will
use as a recruiting office on his own ac-
COUNT Captain 8. viii be ready at all times
70 receive and muster in recruits and sub
tutes.
The cause for this actiou is obvious. The
present effort atrecruiting has proven an
utter failure, not because of any lack of
energy or tact on the part of the Commit
tee, but because of a simple, apparent and
vital defect in the system itself The
Committee have done their duty well, they
have worked as energetically and ably as
men could, and yet more than half the
time between their appointment and the
one hundred and fifty out of quota of
eleven hundred have been raised. Why ?
Simply because the city of Cleveland will
only pay one hundred dollars for
each recruit, while townships and cities
around US are paying two, three, four and
five hundred. The laws of trade are inn
mutable, and no amount of talent or energy
will enable men to go into the market and
buy any commodity for half or one-third oil
one-ffth the market price. This'the com
mittee saw, and seeing this, they have
given up the contest.
. e-------- e,4ss vEEESD+ I5HdI your 81
forts to raise your quota end Gersf VII yor
permit yourselves supinely.tO suffer the iHeqRal
tics and burdens Of a draft vhieb yOu Hsigh
easily escape. Other localities hare filled an
5 arc filling thar quotas. Men are plenty
: money alone is lacking. There is enough Of
in otsvslard. Let 1T be called out! Let
i public meeting be held, and the '0ealttand pa
tuiotisn. of our city BE- arOnsedl a" eHergot
&c effort lciH yet saUe US.
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-,,ocz ARpES. BY Alfred Tennyson, D. Q. L..
pet Laureate. Boston: Tieknor Fields

rvocH ARpES. BY Alfred Tennyson, D. O. L.
pet Laureate. Boston; Telenor 4 Fields
1864.
A new poem from the nOblest singer of
our time, Alfred Tennyson, cannot fail to
excite public attention and curiosity, and
this volume, published after five years Of OF
silence, is most eagerly welcomed and VIII
be most eagerly read. It consists of col
lection of poems which the author had IN
tended should bear the very appropriate
title of Idyls of the Hearth, for which the
present title was substituted at the last mo-
ment. We had intended to give lengthy
notice of the volume, but any outline OF the
poems, or quotations from them, have been
forestalled by an article which appeared on
the inside of the LEADER a day two slnee'
and any critical review of the poem or the
poet, even were it not presumptuous, would
be utterly beyond our time or space to give
We therefore content ourselves with the
simple announcement of the work. 1t il
for sale by ]. B. Cobb & Co. t
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POLICE County, Yesterdays docket at this
institution is as follows:
Disturbance.-P.J j. Dolan, fined 81 and
costs; Francis MeOrr, fined 80 and costs.
Drunkenness.-E. Small, fined 81 and
costs.
Assault and Battery.-John Adams, fined
IS and costs; Nicholas Smith, continued to
Friday; John Mulholland, nolled; Julia
Long, fined 81 and costs; John Buttertield,
fined S. and costs.
Lewd Behavior.-John Melbourne, dis
charged.
violation of Dray ordinance.-ThOmas
Korfus, fined the costs.
Nuisance.-John Cawood, nolled.
Grand Lareeny.-Kate Baker and Bar
bara Wigg, discharged.
Petit Lareeny.-Kate Baker, fined S25
and costs, and sent to jail on bread and
water for 30 days; Barbara Wigg, fined s25
and costs, and sent to jail on bread and
water for6O days; George Stewart, nolled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-20

FOURTH WARD.-Every man who is inter-
ested or enrolled in the Fourth Ward is
requested to meet at the Engine House, on
Huntington Street, on Saturday evening,
August 50th. f..,s
Important information viii be reported
to the meeting.
aug. 19;l64. By 0RDBR COMMITTEE.