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- While the following pesisson ahoas
that even many rslScls fiad FEDERAL siiices<
and lnca capable Of setting - soldiers and
gentlemen. il Is ereditsbIe alike o tlose IN
command and to iho>o ronHaadel:
swExrwArEH, Tkss- April isshs Isss.
Nal Gee HowAK1, Casss "a 1rras 6s=Fsfs
The aassssss.snsa ests1ssss - sussewatar ard VI
ssnssy. lsarning !, - yeer infsatica - reAsose
feaA tlss Mhtsry Pes the Issh IIiiasis fsluass<e
TafAntrS wu,si srss, rsPsc4fais ~ q MT i'scs-
slsssna wilh tie Pa3ic seryics that tey y rstzined
1t this poihs II l. : dssnnrl snpostass n aisss
pcsnt q xisw, thst any p0rtss q ts army orugs
this point.
We are Isosea - ssk fAh Asor ftese The aa
that .incs Is. Tpth has Sraplsd this station. tby
have, b. their hind. eoneiiiatrsy sad ga.iemxnly
eoadret, hosh officers ard nsn. vcn The cunhasnce
ard ssssssn Of The eisisrps genesslly.
TiIs y gotten up q tbs iassaass e sAs eisissss
-.
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So q q aeff 81 q arsl'',ss ssEA "a lIses....,
49, 5. sh Il he ssrii.ss 3
"a ban burss iass fyz,sraEs
S wsp Cor 4 l.lizs g.. !.
Iis !. suA - shos u Jsksalelp. sse'
't'0nstantisopEe, AIexasdria, and o,hsr. !
aeter years the same course was gsr,8sa ::
Protestant Churches.
The Methodist chnreh was orgsa,,o5
1884, from The WcsleyAa Societies thai +.
been formed IN 1854, period Of eirh,.-
wears il sdvsses. And lhe Methodist CAv,4
r. Amerien beenme entirely ihdependes
n EsslsszH claFsb. evea krsSss tie d.
II NJ NesIer. 6IRee tbis separation
fsls. iassependeat Hetsoliiss charrhe.h,..
hssn ssTsnsi 20 great sfvaHtSge Thsr,,
atiian eharth iaas ieeofss very prosDer,-.
TIE Methodist 4 astra1i4a Chareb has lee,
soFIned, and i very prgspesous Tae G,r.
man and Scandinsvian sefissdisl Church.,
PROMISE to Be sseecss 30 South a.a..
he. made failsre. and Is icon aes9aa,, .,
her departute issss ls.ez sriseiplss, aada,
,sxpreus teashsnes o. Gosls vord
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yla ENCOURAGEMENT. F
HsxnaUARrsas era AEnx Ceaz&
I.oadOn, Team, April as ga
Rssp~eaiis rshsrasi
Thc-esaufal c1mmaasiins i soFry thai BE kas
ssat the pswes taeet u tAn 5aaatef, Ne wesil3 -
pleased h krans the veeaest e Tue pstionfsS sai
S. has nss strof over ~ n the matter 81 tscssIh
sfspa Al asiV Elost ~ pEacs - ne pe1atzHs6t =
shs 0Aia, - b. : ksu sewing ~ asafhsf KsFsfs-
I. By semssnd q MAJ, Gss. HoaARDs f.,sf
J. &. FvlIxEfhss IA. CS1. saa a, A e. s
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the best Government In the World although
these same Bsshofs susre ID their oraina-
lion VOWS, thar they void eontinar loyal
TO the e6aaery. Pfeialag Elders. and
thouaaasis Of isinerant pssaealers. in open
siolsfisa IL their ordination voxs, wshi into
tbs same wicked rcbeillan, and not lew Of
thesa took up arms AGAINST their country.
Starring out By she violation OF law. and
disregard 81 their soletnn srsltnat;on xewrs,
they haze progressed IN moral delinquency
fresa one step to aaethsr. until maay Of
them have become prOfaRe swearers, open
and noi0xieas afunkaras, and eva ASSES
sins. @Ho@ have The mighty hlleat''
Bat Gods vtribatioa Is aow apon ths
| Southern Methodist Church so The fall n
/ Missouri their usafrFsnces are dishenle,i
/ and ere on ills Isl Of iadspeadasf ehurShsa,
swhuss seriptarAl neralify 4 laid On the
shelf aad whose Msiaoalsf sestarss are IN
ruins
"a their Kensaeky Conferences theg an
II slusout she san.a conilslea. thssr chareb
lrsealsslons arhking q their poli,scai Is
| ssahsIlsy
n Tsane - The cpnss pcs 81 slslclnE
81 and aishandss The lssaine nliaislev-
are rebsls. who hsse beea active, listeg ~
anrsIsnsing kAa lEzys ~ q sae seaah. ans
aars ndl rea sss1.fis .f kAe S llesmsat
aEsshns lhesn Is - fsaeshl ooaras aal Q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

We trust that no reader will fail to give
careful attention to the following circular
from the Provost Marshal. General. The
suggestion which it makes will commend it.
self to every thoughtful mind:
WAR DEPARFMEEF,
PRovosr MARSHAL GEHERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHnorOH, D. c., June 26.
Circular No. 25:
Persons not 1T for military duty and not
liable to draft, from age or other causes, have
ssnted in the Army. In addition to the con-
tributions they have made in the way Of
bounties, they propose to procure at their
own expense, and present for enlistment, re-
cruits to represent them in the service. Such
practical patriotism is worthy of special com
mendation and encouragement. Provost
Msrshals, and all other officers acting under
this Bureau, are ordered to furnish all the
facilities in their power to enlist and muster
promptly the acceptable representative re-
cruits presented, in accordance with the de-
sign herein set forth.
The name Of the person whom the recruit
represents will be noted on the Enlistment
and Descriptive Roll of the recruit, and will
be carried forward from those papers to the
other official records which form his military
history.
Suitably prepared certificates of his per
sonaI representation in the service will be
forwarded from this office, to be filed oui
and issued by Provost MarshalS to the per
sons who put in representative recruits.
JAMES B. Fay,
Provost Marshal General
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EKW YORK 1IARKRF--Juns 30.

Flsur-Opened firm, with q moderate demand
but closed dull and scarcely firm. sales at SIn ~
~ 90 for extra state; sl0 7aal0 90 far extra rond
hoop Ohio; s0 SHALL 90 for trede brands, Included
Ia salts are 1900 hbls extra state i0T july aud An
gust At So ball "a.
Weisky-HeavY, unsettled and lower sales Al
g 7el7s for state and e. Taal so for Western clos.
ing at inside quotations for cash.
Wheat-OpanJd quite firm, but afterwards be-
came dull rnd lac loser, and closed rather more
steady sales 81 f2 0a2 y FOR chicago springs f3
a235 for Milwaukee club; - 2ss3 q for winter Ti
Western. lnclndsd lp sales are Chic 20 spriBg n
arrive at e., p, aud No 1 Milwaukee at eZ,aa94D
C0ga-OFsnsd firm and closed 3a3c higher sales
a. slb4al,ss Tor new mixed Western closing at aI
sal s.
Oats-Iore active and firm. Sales ct g7JfassKc
for Western sdoat and in store
WOOl-VerY firm, and ia fair demaRd.
Eerroleum-Dull and nt mtnaily unchanged
P0rk-Less active, and PRICE. 9 shade eaSier-
hsls5 ~ 81 09afsGJ for af3 l9sS5 I2f for new
90 8s5 5Oas6 90 for old and new msas, and a42 "a
900 for prime mess AaO 1850 bbs neE ua5s for
July, buyers option, at F49 90; 1000 hbls do sam
terms and delivery, a. a4s,6U.
BPef-EiTm, but quiet.
Cat monIs- Quiet but irmer. Sales at Ilsfal5
Tor shoulders, l7,aals for hams.
LaRd-klrmer. Sales az l6s{alsHc Also 5na bbIs
for July, sellers option. Ut Igz4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

The NEllts
seusior Wilson's statement Of the result
Of draft Of tWenty-eight thousand men,
Snads in the Senate, is interesting in view
Of the debate in the House:
ave held 1900 ous Of the $4,000 who
were drafted lately. That number Of men
are divided In this form in the figures that
1 examined this morning. 4 400 we're put
down as held, that is to personal service,
1900 had furnished substitutes, and 400
had paid the monty. You received the
money for 400, you had 8, 900 substitutes,
and you had 4, 400 held, although il is
probable that OF that 4 400 held TO person
81 service some will obtain substitutes or
pay the money in course Of time, ss their
time is not out. Il will be remembered
that not long since, when We had reported
here the result Of draft for IA 600 men,
just half OF this, about LOO or J, 800 Of
that number, reported themselves, and
about ], 800 or 1000 obtained substitutes.
II the tame ratio is preserved now, prob
ably somewhere from $500 to 5000 OF
these 4, 400 men will respond personally
II ssy 1850 have espsnded, then we have
got $500 out Of 1900, besides what We
have raised in money.
Ma. JoHEsoE-alt is my fault; but an
little more confused now than was be-
fore. want to know II the honorable
member csu tell me how many men undei
that draft Of $4,000 We have got into th'
field. understand him to say thst ther'
were only 10000 Of the whole numbel
found ct fer service that OF that 10, 600
2,700 is the amount Of those who Wer'
willing 70 render personal service.
MR. WILsoN-"Four Thousand four hun
dFed were put down as held. But Genera
Fry said that probably some Of the 4 ,4O'
men put in the column of personal service
would pay or would furnish substitutes, a
their time was not out and therefore VI
have to estimate thst number
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
E. B. HALE, Banker,
LOCAL NOTICES.

Revenue Stamps for Eals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

MoRTALLE WoUHDEp.-Csptsin o. P
BrockWsy, of the Fifth United States CsIOred
troops, was terribly wounded in the recent
battle at Petersburg, in which the negro
troops fought so bravely and suffered SO
severely. Itwas thought that he could not
possibly survive. Captain BrOckway is a
former stpdsnt of oberlin, and member of
the class of 1852 of that college. He has
been in the service since the commencement
of the war, having been Orderly Sergeant of
the oberlin company CT the Seventh Regi-
ment during the three months service. He
was gallant soldier and an able sfioer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

The SEVENTH BOYS AT PAIEEsvnLR.-
The Painssville Telegraph says that on
Wednesday,, seventeen of Company D, 18th
o. Y. I. came down from Cleveland, to visit
thsir homes, from which they have been so
long separated, previous to their being mug
tered out at Camp Cleveland. They we're
met at the depot by en- immense crowd Of
people, and with carriages and band of
music, escorted to the COWles House, where
they werewsIcOmed home. BY some weIl-timed
snd sppropriato remarks by Mayor Steele
and Hon 8. S. Osborn, after which thoy par
took of a spmptuOus repast prepared by
f'mine host' of the COwIes House.
superintendent Nottingham, ever mindful
Of the debt vO all owe these brave men,
passed them on the railroad from Cleveland
to Psine5viIls and back, so that they could
visit their homes free of expense.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

An English man writes home tbs fOlloW-
ang scsoant Of recent visit 10 Fort
sumter.
aBeing anxious to see the great monu-
meat Of sieges, Fort sumpter, made pre-
psrstions for night visit. We went in
bosts, the night being TOO bright for steam
efs, and carried one Thousand bags Of sand
with US, each weighing some City pounds
When within twelve hundred yards Of
Sumter the Yankees opened FIRE at the fort
and sure enough l thought We were dis
covered, and expected every moment our
boat Woald be the mark for the next shot
Everything WAS still as death between the
intervals Of firing. Every man Of us
seemed TO hold his breath, and ell eyes
were bent upon the Yankee batteries,
which could just be seen above the surface
Of the water. Our oarsmen were Of course
rowing with all possible speed. l felt as
never felt before-if not in the jaws Of
death, ct least face 10 face with an enemy
placed my hand To my neck and buttoned
my coat close to my collar, determining, if
the boat ssnk and my head kept it's place
I would swim to the fort. However quick
Is lightning the officer in command cried
Fort Land and in few minutes we
were within the fort and once there, you
are safe
81 was introduced to Captain Mitchell,
commanding in the absence Of Major
Elliot, and found him fine young gentle-
manly fellow; end for zeal, bravery, sonnd
judgment and artillery practice he is
considered not to be surpassed. The cap
tain, accompanied by the cbief-enginesr:
took me through the fost l admired the
various chambers and rabBit~ rms and
was particularly struck with the order .ad
regularity OF the place. The soldiers
berthB were neat and clean, the walls
Hhitewashed, and the whole we'll ventilat-
ed ; and the arrangements are 80 complete
that ell the men can be concentrated on
any given point in moment. The fort
Is well supplied with provisions, piles
upon piles Of them in case Of accident; OBJ
stIuctions on every hand, and instruments
that will Distribute any amount Of grape
and canister when required.
1.-THE captain informed me that he wss
quite ready for whatever might happen
the fort, he aid, was gsrrisOned by men
from Ssuth Garolins, brsVer set Of fel-
lows never stood 70 their guns. While we
were waking on the ramparts, l asked
4he not unreasonable question. Are the
Yankees good shots and was informed
they uuquesionably were, but nobody
need get hit unless he liked. Some few
days ago 3 young fslloW, lurking with the
Yankees, exposed himself unnecessarily,
when ball came and took his head clean |
Of. Another unlucky fellOw-a negro
would sleep on the parade ground, and, to
70 make all secure, he got under cover Of
an iron cistern; bat shell came and |
killed him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

a PPOINTMENTS FOR
~ YEAR OF l854.-Ds. CLARK. Gers
drI1ed Botanical Physician and Surgeon ~
uitpatiant8 Tor all chronic diseases OF even u.
or, fREE or CHARGE, at the following times =
a during the present VaaF
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AnlnruY or MusIo.-Rs R.rs plad

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-We we're glad TO
observe full house at the Academy of Mu-
sic last night, on the occasion Of the benefit
of those deserving actresses Mrs. & Miss
Bradshaw. The Ticket Of Leave Man was
presented in excellent style and with greater
success thsn over.
Those excellent dancers Mile Elise and
Sig. oonstanstins, rosPpsared in new and
besutiful dance.
This evening the Tieket-Of-Leavs Man
will be produced for the fifth time. Mile
Elise and sig. Constantine win appear in q
new dsncs. The performance will cOneIuds
with beautiful series of tsbleaux, in honor
of the return Of the Seventh Regiment, en-
titled "Psaco and War" The entire com
pany take part in them.
Tomorrow night Mr.. Lewis takes bene-
ct. Mr.. Lewis has hosts Of friends and ad
mirsrs in Cleveland and the mere announce
ment that he is to take 3 benefit viii be
sufficient to crowd the house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

HOTEL Administering the arrivals
ct the Angler yesterday are the following:
P. Hamlin ana Elre, URIOsgOJ S. Fc Gard
usT, Detroit ]. W. Martland, Pittsburgh
J. R. stalsy, Chicago J. N. Bsnhave, New
York; H. P. sWatsa, Superintendent At
lEntie 4 Great Western RsilrOad; G. W.
Bradley, Superintendent Telegraph Atlantic
1 Great Western Railroad; j. A. Ksan and
wife, Chicago; J. t. Newton, Toledo R.
CuIbertson and wife, Pennsylvania a. D.
Chaplin, Atlantic & Great Western RsiIrOsd;
YIN. HamsrIin, Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

NORTHERN OHIo sIOE Asp WopNDFB AT
NAsHT1LLE.-We compile from the Cincin-
natl Commercial the following list of the
sick and wounded soldiers from Northern
Ohio Regiments, transferred from Sherman's
army to Nashville, June 25th and goth:
Daniel Bennett, P, 9Th Thos AarkiIs, @,
l24th; Erasmus Turner, +, 2ath; Chas Beck.
fa5h sih hcUhsAsiRRtdisst, t6iGlh aesh; sergt Will
D, I25th; JehiI johnson, 2, 2Sth, 1eftH II islsst,
John N Harper, 3, 124th; John Wagner, B,
I4th, chronic diarrhea.
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CITY NEWS.


Uaited STATES Tax Notles---Incone, Gar.
rianea. Plata 4Eza- a---.
Ius united States Taxes on IEoONE, CAR
RIAGEs, PLATE, &C., are due, and must be
paid by the 18th of July, 1884. If not paid
by that time, parties in default will be liable
to pay fsS per eentum additional upon the
amounts now assessed sgainst them.
o. s. Treasury and National Bank Notes
only received.
O6os eRsn from "a. =, to sP.H.
Office in Parsons Block, over 100 Superior
Ftrsst.
RIcHARD @. PARsOEs, Collector.
GS- LIOEEsE LIsT heretofore published,
and LICENSES past due.
Cleveland, July l, 1854. july1:ls9.d&W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
Chairman of COmmittes.

THE FOURTH AT CHAaEIE FAIIs,-The
people Of OhRgrin Falls intend to have a
grand old style celebration on the Fourth of
July. ". Forrest, Rsq., of Warren, will
be the orator Of the day. 4 grand display
IF fireworks will close the celebrstion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

UEITEp STATES COuRT.-A. NJ. Jackson
and Thomas Beer, whe constitute a law fra
at Bucyrus, were brought before the United
States Court yesterday morning, for praots-
ing Law without license. They plead
guilty and we're fined each $50 and costs,
which they psid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

Having had over twenty years experience In the,
treatment of Chronic Diseases Of every character ss
Fecialy the Throat aud Lung3 will give perfect sat-
- action 20 ali who may apply for relief Having hsd
asuoceidiul practice in the above named places .
ssTefal years with unparalleled success Of which
named placOs
All medicines prescribed, and not operating satif
actorTs tho money shall b refunded for All seh med
icines returned. Price Of Medicine Tor one month";
rom $3.50 u a3,00.
- The Doctor can be c1uauItsd thelasf two week.
o. eFefY month at his residence, No. Ist PittsuT
atIaot. li5Felenuf y. Post OHdos addrsas-Bos
deei6Il2S- Itamdaw ~ 81 Ola BIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

CoMMBHDABLE IRoHPTIFUDE-The un-
dorsigned takes pleasure in acknowledging
the receipt Of $4,000, amount of insurance
on his Touring mill in tho Homo Insurance
Company of New Haven, Connecticut, within
ten days from the date of the ere, throu gh
d. p. BraytOn, Esq, their agent in this city.
iuIyI:I5S. @. ANDREWS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

PROHOTED.-CAptsin Edward H. Powers
of the 55th Ohio, has been promoted to Lieu
tsnent- Colonel, aud Captain Charles P. Wick
man to Major.
0MajOr Wiokman is q printsr-bOy, son Of
the publisher of the Norwalk Reflector, and
has risen from Lisutenanoy. BE was ore
Of the fOrepopt IN organizing the 5tth, sn9
has served with that veteran Regiment sines
it first took the field.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

NHE SPLENDID STERL EN-
gTaytsng' " Oh alsI bLAss1s9 LIFTLk
dies and Teachers can md pleasant and profitable
employment in taking orders for this beautiful pic
ture specified territory. For particulars address
#. BILL,
Room No. 4, Leader Buildings, Cleveland, Otto.
iunel0-Ib8
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A GTIVE AGENTS WANTED no

a G1lN " Az EN 10 w ANIED TO
canvass each town and county 10 Ohio for
neN 6ooK, lust published, called II Eh PtgTUhks
Of the Rebellion il j. hAyiBg rapid sale Agents
will do well to secure territory early.
EnolOhe stamp for Circular 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

MUsF BIB SEEN TO BE APPREoIATED.-
Florence Sewing Machine, unequslIed in
beauty of design and style of finish, makes
four distinct stitches on one and the same
machine It has the reversible freed mOtiou
which enables the operator, by simply turn
ing a thumb screw, to have the work run
either to the right or left, to stay any part of
the seam, or fastsn the end Of seams, without
turning the fabric. Itcombines all the good
qualities Of other fret class machines and
possesses many advantages over any and all
OF tHsm. L The most simple and PsIfeot IN
1tslmechauioRl e0Gsfrastisn OF any Sowing
Machine Jet offered 20 the -PHbai05 ana tho
only ons capable Of making more than one
kind of stitch.
The hammer is the most practical in use,
turns wide and narrow hens with equal ia
cility. Il hens, feIls, binds, gathers, quilts,
and gathers aud ssws = rufls at tho same
time.
Call and sos than st No. 4s, North side
Public Square. E. ". GLEASON & co.
june 30;l57 Agent.
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CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH.
SUPPLIES FOR THE TABLES.

The committee having in charge the fur
nishing of supplies for the tables for the re-
ception Of the Seventh and Eighth Regi-
msnts, must depend entirely upon the we'll
known prOmptnsas and IiberaIity ef the
citizens of Cleveland to supply the tables.
Ills believed that upon an occasion like the
coming celebration and anniversary that
AEaru famiiz uiII rasnnnd tn tha call. Cold
meats, pastry, eskesJ pickles, cucunbers,
onions, radishes, &c, are particularly needed.
The tables will be arranged in the north
east corner of Monument Park.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
THOMAS JONES, Chairman.

CoHMITTEE on TABLE.-A committee will
be in attendance st the tables from six to eight
o'clock, Monday morning, for the aOcspliOn
of articles. 1t is believed that the supply
will be as liberal as on slI former occasions.
Tics. JONES, Js.,
Chairman of COMMITTEES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

PERsoSGL.-J. Wilkes Booth, the we'll
known trsgsdian, was in town yesterday and
stopping at the Weddell.
William Reynolds, Esq, of MoadviIIe, was
slso at the Weddell yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01

COMMITTEE ON TABLEs.-The Ladies' and
Gentlsmen'Onthe committee for receivingsnp-
plies and arranging tables, will please meet
OnFriday afternoon at four O'Clock, at the Hat
Store Of B. Butts, Superior street. 4 fnII
attendance is expected.
THOMAS JONES, Chairman.
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GEEAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE
Atlantic l. ct Western Railway.

Passengers gsing "a tWard will remember that
this is the only rsuts running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at sIO P. NJ, striving at ssls-
manca st 4;44 A. n and New York 8. 9:zs P. M
Sleeping Coaches attached.
- No Change Of Cars.
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GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS
TO
LAKE RIORI

e.Iq-ytnr rpiondfd class steamers
viz: Uisyeland. llnoisI Iron ui1y, Traveller Meteor
iron Sides, Lac La Belle and PeWabic, will leave
OieVslahd, Ohio at 3 O'Clock p n each day of the
week except Saturday aud SUNDAY. aud Detroit,
@iohigan, on the following days at 2 clOck Z NJ,
through the months Of July ana August, making
grand aXcursiOn TTtp9 10 IN omany points or ttfef
est on the great Inland Seas of Amsrfos which for
utility pleasure aud health are unsurpassed by any
other on the OOntinagt
II ts triF o. eveF l00 miles embraces six degrees
qt latitude sud eleven OF Longitude, and inciudes In
its circuit Lakes EFie St Clair Huron and superi n
With the besatl nj rivers Detroit, clair and ST
The many and extensive mines Of iron snd oapnsr,
unequaied by any ia the world, with the newly dis
covered and tuFittng Deposits OF silver lead, Wild
eEd rOuaRtic sc9lsrys combined win its pure and
bracng climate, renders the Lgzs superior trfp one
far more tHan OrdiEarT tntsra - the ialssf
the student. the pleasure see ker or Inc invalid.
a pc a6Ove named STEAMERS are elegantly fitted up,
With large and airy cabins and state-rOoms, while
sveTy precauiOn has been taken 20 provide for the
safety and comfort OF passengers.
Fare, including atate-rooms and meals, about ~
cents per Iile. Time occupied in making the roand
trip, from TO 10 daya.
koOTaa secured snd further Information obtained
b. application TO ROBT Fl MA & o,
HU35EY mCBRIDE,
GARRErSON, HOWE a 90.
iune24-i64 cleveland Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
July1157

For bargains in boots and shoes 10 to
the Great Bankrupt Sale, No. 1gs 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 29;I57.