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Msdcsied soap his new depot. ass Broadway.
Deafness Blindness and al Defects 81
s Hssns s'.sa g is ~ D S
insiiSns fee. Hours from 80 -
Grover & Bakers Highest Premssm
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines 40 Broadway Now York
Gouraud's Pouare Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low forehess or any part Of tho body Warranted Of
q. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor
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Japsnica or the soci.ts Hyeientqus for
the hair Price SOC. and B. ilb Chambers street.
BIagnossa PhsIosome and Ifuiic Phiio-
come Of the soc'esis ayGsnaAe deEY Price 81 each.
No More cray Hair or Baldness-Forty.
aye Years constant study Consultation free by Dr. GRAND
Nottce.-On and Arser March 1, 1894, w.
Topper e6 No 81 Jane street. I: no longer agent for L.
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Patentss PatentsS Patsntss
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Small Pox has No Occasion
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BRANDRErHs PILLS ARE USED
either as cure or preventive.
Trussss, Elastic stookinxs. Ssc.-Marsh
Co Radical Cure Truss oce only at No. vesey street
The vinaigre do Toilette OF the societe
Hygen,qus dc n T.. 75c and 81 So LIS Chambers street
Bronchial Troches will Invaluable the soldier in
camp exposed to sudden changes anordns prompt relief
in cases OF coughs colds etc For officers and those who
the voice. they useful in relieving rrita,ed
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An Elegant and Cheap Article.
HRALlHY AND DpRABLE.
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o MsArcsses ard Furntnre Cushions Seats for coaches
theass, Ac life preserving Pillows aud BoA.sata Saving
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stuffed Mattresses seats fows Cushions &c Call aud
examine the artciess 7O6 Broadway 7o2
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The imports of specie into Great Britain from
the United States during each mouth OF the year
1868 are thus shown In the English statistics:-
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Gouraud's Pouare subtiie UprOots Hair
from any part OF the body Warranted OF
his depot. ass Broadway.
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Tne Chem peake Case.

81. Jons, N. B., Feb. 81, 1884.
The writ Of habeas corpus In the ease Of the Chesapeake
prisoners argued to-day before Hon. j. W. Richie,
Judge Of the Supreme Court OF the Province Of New
Brunswick.
Tho counsel for the prisoners occupied the entire day 10
arguing upon the points Of inormay In the warrant Of
commitment. On Monday they will 90 into the general
question whether sufficient evidence given before the
police magistrate bring the within the provisions
Of the Extraditon treaty.
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Trusses, Elastic Stool lnxs. cEc.-Ma rsh
co IS Radical Cure Truss ooe only at No. yesey street
Vsdv nita ant
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SMALL Pox has No Occasion
To prevail TO alarming exteus
anywhere,
BRANDRErHs PILLS ARE USED
either az q cure or preventive,
Sold al No. Union square, New York.
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Andrews, the OHaft Nt0eer, InaACte0 EOr
Treason.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Judge shipman.
FEB. 27.-7ac United States Us. John ". AWdresos-
The Grand Jury to-day, In the United States Circuit
Court Judge shpman presiding. presented thros ndct
msnts against the draft rioer John W. Andrews. One
indictment set forth "tor melting and setting ON foot
and engaging rebellion and Instruction against the
United States contrary TO the act OF July IT, 1852"
second indictment was "for treason and for melting
and aiding resistance to the draft" The third "ior
conspiracy to levy against the United States The
accused has been tenant or Fort Lafayette for some
time and the District Attorney tho finding OF the in
dictents made requstion on General Dix for the sur
render OF the prisoner that he might be arragned and
put upon trial at once.
MONK pErAuLrNa LIQUOR DRALEhs
Four retail liquor dealers pleaded guilty OF selling
liquor without the usual lcenee required BY the Internal
Revenue act. Nominal punlshments only we're inflicted
the parties all having paid their licenses since the in
sttution Of the suits against them
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The Cora Hatch Divorce Case.
JUDGMENT REVERSED,

Fee. 2.-In the City Court OF Brooklyn to-day, be.
fore Judge Reynolds, the suit OF Hatch versus Hatch
again came up, Dr. Hatch succeeding in having a
former judgment OF divorce reversed appeared from
sthe arguments in the case that In the month Of August
1885, DR. Hatch instituted suit against his wife, Cora L.
" HAtch 10 the Supreme Court In this city for divorce
Mrs. Hatch instituted counter aoten against her seced
ing isge lord In the Brooklyn courts aud obtrlued
divorce II was for e reversal of this Judgment that the
shove suit brought. II csntended on tshaf OF
DR.. Hatch that he had bean served with the usual
ana necessary summons In the. case, ana tta
aassty the suit updesenaed, Judgment won't BY
default against him. Tho adavts OF the Witnesses were
reed, and behalf OF Mrs. Hatch, 10 was alegod that
the summons hsd been regularly served. Judge hey
nods, after patient hearing Of tho lengthy arguments
counsel, revoked the Judgment Of divorce; that Vac
parties ennd 10 each other in their marital roa-
lions before Tia law as they dd before thar dicuees
commenced
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The vInaigre do Toilette Of the Soc tets
Hygienjqus dc n T. 75c and 81 So LIS Chambers street
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Japentca or the Socistc Hygfentque for
the hair. Price SOC. aud 81 li5 Chambe street.
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Iegnotta PhIlOeome and Efutlc Phti0-
come Of the societie Hyrionfque do n Price 81 each
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q. Baunders' Metallic Tablet RazO
stropThe oldest approved Strop In hav
Ing been before the public for the last forty Can
had, wholesale aud retail, OF the subscribora,
JAS SAUNDERS. No. Y Astor House.
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cQrtvalont military
servce" aud u eShorts those who may be "caed upon
TO suffer for this precious testimony Il
gentle, nonressting spirit Of the Lsmb Of God"
busness which depends for its cmolu eps on IL con-
nection with war;"
A LONG MINISTRY.
The Rev Joseph Vail, OF Palmer, Mass. completed the
feth year Of bis ministry on the "a INST. He Is now
seventy three years OF During his ministry
received TO church membership six hondred and forty
i've persons has baptsed seven hundred and sixty
five hundred and thirtysx couples, written two thou.
sand six hundred and preached than
thousand times including twenty four ordination AMI in
stallation sermons
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Catholic propaganda 10 making treat efforts IN
Chine large number OF catechsts and coporteurs
there, superintended by twenty one bishops. in one
part OF province OF Pekin. according bishop Ma
varro nearly fifteen thousand inndes have been
yerted 10 tho Romas Catholic faith. native missionary
attached the vcarate Apostolic q Western TchsLy,
or two Christian families were be found now the
one thousand Ave hundred Roman Catholic families.
The Rev. l. Clark seslys pastor Of the North ConGrs-
galoual church in Springfield, Massachusetts, has rc-
ceived unanimous call 70 become pactor Of the Four
tenth street Preeby church, New York. sto d. A.
d. Smiths.
The Rev A. Dewitt, o. Hocsick Falls, New York has
accepted unanimous call the Soashwark church, Phi
ladelphia
The Rev Dr. Nalan Of swiszerlaad widely known in
neva, lying very low with a sickness which II was
greatly feared would prove marital.
Thewdey known Rev. Caleb PNkin, OF Hudson, Obs,
died recently at the age VI eghtyhros years He Vas
one OF the founders the wesern Pennsy Reserve
| College, also one Of liza arst trustees.
Tho Rev Frederick s. wiley formerly rector o. Christ
| January 20.
The Rev, Parsons Cooke I'D died at his residence IL
! Lypn' Esss.. on the 18th Of February,
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PatentsI PatentsS Patsntss
MeMrs MUM co. publishers Of the sOlKMIIFIo
AMERICAN continue TO act Attorneys for securing Pa
for Inventions In this and all foreign cpunrsA
Messrs Mum Co. have had seventecn years. experience
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ave Fears constant study Consultation free ny Dr. GRAND
JEAN, Aston place.
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NOttce.-On and After March I, 1894, w.
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b. Tuppers Patent urnte Bars All ordera hereafter
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23
Yesterdays Afternoon Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

' NEW YORK, July %
The Tribune says, in reference TO the
Niagara Falls negotiations, that its editor
has been engaged only in endesvOring
to bring,1fsee 70 face, antagonists in Sm
icable, rather than IN belligerent attitude,
wsth view TO the initiative of an earnest
EFFORT for piece,t TO be prosecuted at WASH
iugton, The movement has no immedi-
ate success.
The Herald correspondent Hilton Head
18th. says; Since my last letter there has
been severe fighting by cur forces on
johnson Island, under General Hatch
comprising part ofthe recent expedition.
General Saxton sent regiment Thurs
day 70 attack the rebels on he right Of
where the latter had been stationed. The
men charged on double quick and so fu-
rionsly that the enemy retired in great
confusion. They came very near captur-
inga battery which had just time to timber
up and be of with considerable loss.
A fight occurred Saturday morning
The enemy having received their rein
foreements, an attack was made by the
rebels who advanced about o'clock un-
der cover Of heavy fog, and drove in
our picksts, nearly opposite Fort Prin-
die.
Ataguartaz before 6 o'clock they ad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23
MORNING LEADER
SATURDAY. HORNING. July "a.


The San Francisco Alta California gives
the following account os strangely e..
stituted wager. About ton montbs si1cs
twogenflemsn or that oity agr,sd 20 -
following conditions: II Lks Union s-,css
90 not capture kiebSond witAip tbt-.-
days from lhat $ste he was b fri... ~
Opponent tisgle sound eatsLls aSse a.
44.snmIonu held out sixty dsys b. ~, ~. = !
eFs Ian Two aPplSs, ed anon. so,Hi;'.s ~
5 tos number toF saeG month mem .i.- Bi.he
Lnonu %as taksD-to the END of 80 = -,
SFsHt 9Ia not eeeur befoyss ~ r1o,-,bs - =,
4sSe passed Since the e.rst ,nri 80 -
~ sst 10 hosst, and The ltS't OF apbles delivered
az tes end 9{ The k,Ieeessiva ,St. 4; 81 :.
81 80 q 4, 9, 10, %, 81, l2s, a56-to-
and the losGr has paid forlsitse requioTIy
-. -, ~ graeaI but yesterday itruinee
L.sl5.l 5.ll-s-0Iiar piece 10 meet the demand
fpPvzSe are - TO 20 eentsper pound, and il
~ a ility-pounb box, Should Richmono
" LaSsn within the present month, he
WOULD get back all the apples he has LOST
ana one more, which as the price willtben
Ss a. Inc very highest notch, would make
LIZ more than even; but, should it hold
SuI year longer, and he continue to paw
us losses, his last payment would cost
nm S4s5soe, and he would be $3.50 ,s4O;
ana, should the war last from this dats as
n1pen longer as 1t has already lasted since
It's eommencemRnt, no nation on earsb
con!d begin 10 meet the terms of the =
ger sven allowing It to BE reduced To a
cash basis, and the payments 10 be n.ds
gresnaeks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

NEW 1 ORkl July -.
The Tribune's Hilton Head Correspond
ent gives an account Of the lighting on
johnson s Island. II was evident on the Sth
that the enemy were concentrating a
pretty strong force against u. The
Charleston Troops remained on James
Island and the reonforcements were
thrown against Generals Hatch and Sax
ton On Johnsons Island, as early as the 7th
General Birney had been sent back to
Florida, and the command of his brigade
devolved upon Colonel Montgomery. On
themorning Of the 9TH Col. Davis I04thPa
held the advance md was supported by a
section of the third New York artillery,
Lieutenant Wilkes.
While the Colonel was standing on
little sminence with glass in hand examin-
ing the enemys position, he was Tired upon
by the rebels, and q shell exploded in his
right hand carrying away all its tngers.-
Ins enemy soon advanced upon our position
md s.tssaaPtad to crnss bridge from
which We had removed part Of the flank.
Lieutenant Mills with guns double shotted
apened upon them causing great slaughter.
The action lasted about an hour. The
enemy was driven back and the fighting
for the day thus ended. 1t became evident
that the enemy was concentrating on
Johns Island, and MOntgomery's Brigade
was ordered TO reinforce ovr trooss there.
He reached the scene Of acsion Bqout mid
night or one o'clock the 9th. He was
ordered to relieve Colonel Wan Wick,
Of the FiJty-Sixth New York, but
the gallant Colonel sent back word
that he was still able to hold his po-
ition, Montgomery force was held in
reserve. At early dawn the enemy
came down upon our advance and no
doubt surprised the pickets and advance
guard of the l04th Pa. Lieutenant Col.
Hard, now commanding at any rate this
old veteran regiment, composed Of as
good material as there is in the
army was driven from its position and
sent to the rear, Col Montgomery threw
in the 7th. U. s. colored troops and re-
pulsed the rebels.
Tic Heralds Hilton Head correspond
dent sayS;
The object ofthe JohnaOu's Island sxpedi-
ton being to withdraw troops from Savan-
ma AID other points, and the object being
fully accomplished, our forces were
Withdrawn, while our losses, inolud-
ing that Of the I52nd Pa, will not exceed
$50, killed, wounded, and missing. That
Of the rebels must have been over
500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23
FROM LEXvENW0RTH.
FORr LEAvENwoRrH, July22d.

A dispatch this morning from Colonel
Ford, from Liberty, Mo, ssys: The peo-
pie in the country north and south of that
place are joining Thornton and his forces
are increasing rapidly. Ford has his
troops well in hand, but his forces are too
small to effect much and reinforcements
are asked for.
Arms are sent from here to St. Joseph
and Kansas City for arming loyal men
called out by General Fisk
A later dispatch from Ford states that
Thornton, with 200O men, are making
north, probably with the intention OF
striking the Railroad. Plattsburg and
Marion was in their possession last night.
Ford left Liberty at four this a. n. in
pursuit.
General Curtis has several armed boats
patroling Missouri River to prevent the
rBbels from crossing. Picklsr and Banks
are reported to have 1000 men in south
western Missouri threatening Fort Scott
and our Iouthern communications. 1t il
believed that 5000 of Prices men are
now =. in Missouri, and these Joined by
Thsrnton's guerillas and Paw Paws will
nske a formidable force. "A portiSn O
our State Militia will be called out and
tFosps sent to this department. will be con
csntrsted for the purpose of co-operxtiAl
with General Blunt, who is here waiting
orders.
The Indians are troublesome on tn,
Western Colorado ldail R0ut. Ruenor
prevail d the captuZe of Fort Larne& AnC
Reat At Walnut Creek by them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial to the Cleveland Leader.1
WAsHrNeroN. July u

| lSPecial 10 the Cleveland Leader.
WA'HEsToS, July q.
Despaohes received by the Govern
ment this afternoon announces that the
Rebel Geaersl johnson has been super
seeded by General Hood, and thst a battle
has taken place between the two armies
in which Sherman beat the rebels. This
has probably given rise to the report
prevalent in New York thai Atlanta hai
been captured.
No confirmation of the report. No re-
port of fight at Leesburg has been re-
csived here If fight had taken place
yesterday at Leesburg which Is in the De-
partment Of Washington It would dOutt-
less be known at General Augsss Head
quarters by this time, but no Information
Of tha sort has reached there.
The General Land OfCs is now propar-
ing Agricultural College scrip for States,
as provided for by act Of Congrest. Ohio
has taken spar pieces of scrip, each call
nag for 1e0 acres of land. This Is to be
devoted exclusively to the erection of Ag-
ricultural Colleges.
Privatss Il. B. soule, Of the 9Th Ohio,
and Louis Ross, of the 122d Ohio, died
to-day in hospitals in this city.
There are now about 1900 sick and
wounded soldiers in the various hopitals
70 this Department.
The total number of patients in all the
military hospitals throughout the country
is about 9o,OOOi in camp hospitals it is
estimated there are about $4,000, making
total Of 100000 soldiers incapzoitated
for service.
Arrangements are being made to oTgdn-
lie the Postal money order system. Some
weeks will rnavOidably elapse before it is
put into operation, owing to the pardcu-
larity and carr required to perfect ma
ehjnery.
The Richmond Enquirer iutimates that
the force which invaded Maryland was
10000 strong.
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AMauOtnrl., AZ ,ong- II.

yo1,1 = Ne SP[Lngnela (-.epublican states that
1s,s5 80, .,lnss young Chinese who grad
49, returned TO this country with the
e-iA u Mandarin. and commission from
Imperial Government, empowering
aim 10 inspect and purchase machinery of
various kinds, wjth the view Of introduc-
ing into China the modern Improvements
n science ana arts made by the Western
nations and especially our own. The
Mandarin IS Mt present the guest of Drf
Mclean Of Springfield, AID is spoken O.
n high terms as man remarkably adapt
ed 70 execute . commission SO interesting
and important, and which evidently marks
IN era IN Chinese history.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23
The Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.
GEN. JOHNSON SUPERSEDED
BY GEN. HOOD.
ARREST OF a NEW JERSEY
EDITOR.
Rebel Invasion Of Kansas.
Battle Oh JOhnSOn's ISIaud.
REBELS REPULSED.
Sec'y Stanton not resigned.
Occupation Of Decatur by
our Troops.
Battle on JOllnsOn's ISIaud
REBELS REPULSED.
Sec'y Stanton not resigned
FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 81,

OHICAGoJ July Il.
The Coppsrhead Democracy of the 9Th
Congressional District Of Indiana, met at
valparaiso to-day and nominated David
Turpie to run against Schuyler Colfax
for Congress in October.
Turpie was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor few days since by the Copper
head State Convention and accepted the
domination, bat he was requested by the
Convention to day to decline and accept
the nomination for Congress. .F
TurPie was beaten two years ago by
Colfax by about 900 majority. 1t will ts
more than double that this time.
Peace resolutions of the most sneaking
kind were passed by the convention.
Vellandingham was entirely forgotten.
His name was not mentioned in the reso-
lutions.
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vanced in force, and a fight Of fifteen
minutes followed, in which the rebels
were repulsed, but strengthened again, the
enemy made another advance, at half past
six o'clock, and attempted to carry our
position by assault. Our troops reserved
their fire until the rebels wero almost up
on them, when with double sAottea guns
they opened with grape and canister,
moving down the advancing columns by
the score. Our infantry, also kept up
accurate and continuous fire with musket-
ryi and atsueh range great havoc was
made. In five or ten minutes from the
beginning ofthe attack the enemy retreated
in great confusion, without having reached
even our front rifle pits. Their artillery
opened upon US with great fury, and
under its tirethe rebel infantry took sheI
ter Our loss in killed, wounded, and
missing was only 50, and some of the
are but slightly injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23
Associated Press Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRK. July %.
Dispatches have been received by
the Western Union Limo dated Atlanta,
Ga, to-day. No official announcement OF
the capture or occupation Of Atlanta has
been received at this Oflcs up to this
hour (3: 30 P. ny
The Commercials Washington special
of the 22, says:
General Sherman telegraphs that the
enemy made another advance OF his lines
yesterday.
The Atlanta Appeal Of the l4th says it
will remain to cheer aud encourage the
soldiers until the enemy reaches the gates
Of the city. 1t also announces that al the
other newspapers have left that city for
the south, that the work Of emptying the
city goes quietly on, and that when the
Yankees enter they will find nothing but
empty houses and bare walls TO greet
fhaT1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23
Foreign Gossip-

An Englishperiodical makes the follow
admission IF there never has been a
tune when Britain was generally populat
VIII 5.' other nations, she seems at presenr
70 q exoePtionably unpopular all round
IN recent literary work by Remen, he
says; The writers of Babylon must have
been thinkers with distinct views, discus
Sing step By step, and in the rninutest de-
tails, the opinions oftheir adversaries. The
founders Of Babylonisn religions must
have been philosophers gifted with clear
perceptions amisably opposed to one an
other, and debating, one and all Ike
aeAdenical professors
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

A gentleman on the staff of General
Cox thus describes the crossing Of the
Chattahoochee.