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UNION MEETINGS.
Appointments for Union Meetings in
the Townships and wards OF Cuya-
hOea County.

hoea county.
The following is . list Of Union meetings
70 be held in the various townships and
Wards Of Cuysboga County, between now
and the pending election. We trust that
they win all be rousers. The speakers who
will address them are all stauneh and true
Union men, and excellent and practised
speakers. Turn out and hear them. Urge
your neighbOrs to come. Omit nothing
which viii add to the interest and efec-
tiveness of the meetings. Remember that
the real work OF the campaign-the real
convincing arguments done in just such
meetings. Get them be well attended and
enthusiastic.
TUESDAY, Sept. 27-fHP.E.
EEwBURs.-MajOr Hamilton, Hon. D. R.
BEEEA.-Hon. 8. Williamson, T. H.
wrDSEsD4x, Sept. a8th-7HF.H.
BRooKLTS.-HOn. E. Hessenmueller, Hon.
RooKroRf.-aeorge A. Benedict, Esq,
Hon. s. 0. Griswold-
THURsDAY, Sept. 2sthT11 P.N.
MrYTIELD.-Hon. John A. Foot, G. d.
bO1El.@aou. @ P Robinson, t H Oakley,
FRIDAY, Sept sO-7H F.M.
East cLEv1LlsD-HOn. B. C. Parsons, A
sTrososTIILE-Hon. John A. Foot, NJ. R
Keith, Esq.
SATURDAY, Oct. I, ~ P. n
BaErDsv1ILB-HOn. D. R. Tilden, J. E
Ingersoll, Esq.
E Hessenmueller-
MOsDAr, Oct. 3, IN Pm.
CnAenn FALls-HOp. R. F. Paine, T. h
sI oIssIED n'; fALLs-HOn. E. Hesssnmusllel
J. NJ, Jones, Esq.
TvzsDAT, Oct. 4, ~ P. n.
cOItAuER-HOn. John A. Foot, Hon.
"Rttn RO14ITos-C. W. Palmer, Esq, N. T
THURSDAY, Oct. 8, IN P. 4.
ORANGE 1sp soLoE.-At orsnge-Hon.
Williamson, Geo. A. Benedict, Esq.
PARxA-Hon. E. Hessenmueller, G. v
Palmer, Esq.
oorOsER Z, IN P. N.
wARnErsv1DLr-A. T. slade, Esq, J. T
DevER-C. W. Palmer, Esq, Hon. D. !
Tilden.
Meetings in every township. speake
4 l. 4 ,,,;,,ad on hereafter.
ooTosRR 10, I'm.
EEsEA--Hon. r. P spslding, Gen. Me
ri Barlow, A. T. Slade, Esq.
BEDYoRD-Hon. r. C. Parsons, NJ 5. "a
tie, Esq, c. W. Palmer, Esq.
BY order Of the
Ux1ox COUNTY GENITAL COMMITTEE.
The following is a list of aPPOintmen
for Union ward meetin gs in this city
SECOND WARD.
Thursday evening, Oct. 9Th, at Brainart
Hai; NJ. s. Castle, Esq, A. T. slade, Es'
: T. H. Oakley, Esq.
THIRD WARD.
Monday evening, Oct. Sd, at t.; NJ.
Castle, Esq, Jno. Q. Grsnnis, Esq.
FOURTH WARD.
Friday evening, Sept. Both, at Engi
:. House. Huntington street; M s. Cast
a Hso., s. o. Griswold, Esq.
I'll FIFTH WARD.
y Tuesday evening, Oct 4th, at -; He
: ]. P. Robson, ]. Fl. Rhodes, Esq. M
? Castle, Esq.
3 SIXTH WARD.
Thursday evening, Sept. 2sth, at t
WiRwam, ScovilIe avenue; DR.. B. Gym
m (German), Hon. James Mason.
p SEVENTH WARD.
s. Tuesday evening, Sept. 27ths at -;
ID T. Slade, Esq, ]. H. Rhodes, Esq
m EIGHTH WARD.
d, Wednesday evening, Sept. 2sth, at =
a. Hon. Jno. A. Foot, A. 7. slade, Esq.
ir NINTH WARD.
Monday evening, Oct. Sd, at =; H
s. Williamson, Hon. R. G. Parsons.
b TESTH WARD.
IN Friday evening, Oct. 9TH, at the Armo
Pearl street; Hon. s. o. Griswold, T.
~ Oakley, Esq.
he KLEvEETE WARD.
i'll Friday evening, Sept sOth, ct -
,e- B. Cyrisx German, Hon. John P. Rob
- son, B. R. BeaEis, Esq-
By order of Central Union Committee.
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At this rate the "hundrsd per cen" !"
drafted, in addition to the quota, from each
ub-district, viii not cover the exemptions.
In case it does not the Provost Marshal
will, in accordance with his instructions,
proceed to a second draft to 6ll the quota,
Notifications have been issued TO each
drafted man to appear for examination on
a given day, on which alone his case viii
be examined. The examination OF drafted
men will bo concluded by the middle of
next week. H
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STRANGE Word on BRoADwAT.-SozonOnt,
which is fsst becoming a household word,
is derived from the Greek, and composed
Of two words "Sozo," to preserve, and
"0dontes," the Teeth-Sosodont, a pre-
server of teeth. For beautifying the teeth,
invigOrating the gums, and sweetening the
breath, it is without peer in the world.
Sold by all Druggists.
septic :eod164
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CITY NEWS.

RvS ON THE PIEEs.-As the schooner
grace Murray as coming into port on
saturday ..ernoon, during the storm, she
ran ran Cd the pier, broac he'd to, pounded a
y .Ie while. but with the aid of tug got
off with little or no damage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-27

BIBLE soeIBTE CoEvENTIoN.-A conven-
ton of the general agents of the American
Bible Society was recently held in Chicago,
and closed its sessions on the 2lst. Four
teen States and districts were represented
BY their delegates, and the opening ad-
dress was delivered by Rev. DR.. Taylor, of
New York, Corresponding Secretary of the
American Bible Society.
The principles and olicy of the society
were freely discussed; and various plans
introduced with view to give greater eff
6eiency and concentration to the agency
system.
Rev. DR.. Hsrtshorn, our delegate and
general agent for Eastern Ohio, presented,
as Chairman of the Committee on Agen-
eies, q concise report. He considered the
whole system, general, district and county,
to be essential to success. He urged great
care in the selection Of agents, suggesting
that only men of experience and train
inc should be chosen; that the
men should possess great singlensss
of purpose, be men Of strong faith in the
oasise and the plan, and willing to devote
their whole time to the work. The speaker
urged upon the Convention general su-
l peTvision and annual visitation Of the
/ feld BY county agents. He insisted upon
/ retaining as far as possible, practical and
/ efficient agents in the field that the gem
eral agent should often labor with the sub
agents; and above all the importance Of
/ c1ItiYating personal piety in all. The
system SO successfully carried ont in East
ern Ohio for few years past was proposed
bv DR.. Hartshorn for other fields and was
generally adopted
At the opening session of the Conference
arrangements were also made for an ami.
versary in Bryan Hall, on the following
Sabbath evening, and speakers appointed, ,
consisting Of Rev. DR.. Taylor, Of New
York, Rev. DR.. Ellis, Secretary of the
Pennsylvania Bible Society, and Rev. DR..
Hartshorn, of Rsvenna, Ohio.
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DIED.

Sunday night, September 25th, after a proiraeted
sickness borns with Christian patience JOHN
STAIR, in the 18th year Of his age.
Funeral Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, from
his residence. les Kinsman street. Friendl Of the
family ate invited to attend
Friday morning. 2Sd last, at the residence Of her
son, y. W. Green, Esq, Mrs. ELIZA BRUSH, aged
% years
Her remains were taken to Fremont for inter.
ment.
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TIoTR AND FEED Al WHO'LL

TTIVU h AN D y ILlL7 ~ " AIU-l-I"
~ SALE AND RETAIL--Thc public win always
Ind At the subscribers store In ths rear % Councu
Hall, No. 13T Ohamplatn street, the toll9Wing: fho
verY best brands OF White and Bed Wheat Floul.
fresh ground Graham Flour, Bye Flour, and fresh
ground Corn Neal, Cracked wheat, oat Meal and
Pearl Barley; also Torn and Oats ground tOgethsgs
Mil Feed Of all kinds and Grain, which Wtl leil
ct the lowest price. Also, Baled Hsy and Straw
Any purchases made ct my store VIII Be promPtiy
attended 10 and delivered fr0e of extra ehsEge-8
Feed Store, lssp3,1T5 j. P RBIDKNBACH
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ny. MONFY MARHEr-sept. 20.


MOuey-hIore active at per cent.
sterling ExehAnge-Eair request ct l090
lOs5k for gold.
GOld-Excited and decidedly lower, opening 81
ls7 declinin to 1885, advansing to ls0 declining 70
Iss advancing to Is1, declining 70 1S77<, advanc-
ingto 1884, declining to laS1, and closing at lslz.
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AAEEsTED .soa PERIgay.-Wclf Teashner,
cigar-maker of sandusky, was arrested
on Friday by United States Marshal Bill
on warrant charging him with perjury in
swearing to a false return made to the In
ternsl Revenue officers. BE had partial
examination on Saturday, and was liberia
ted on bail until the adjourned examina-
ton on on Saturday next. g IL G1A ISL
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NEW YORK STOCK HARKET.
TBI TELsGRAPH.l
NEW YoRK, Sept. IS, 1864.

NEW ToEK, Sept IS, 1854
Governments StOeks-Lowsr. Uaited StstsD
skies 1881 coupons 1854; do. $50 coupons 10TH;
DO ves 10 40 cou gons IS; do sixes one year eert
iestes 945<.
6fOeIks-stsady. Ohio & Miss. certificates IS;
N Y Central Il55<; Erie prelerEed l0l; Erie ~;
Hudson l09s<; Reading III Michigan Southern
7I5{; Illinois Central Scrip 1ls Cleveland Pitts
burg lO6; North western ~; do. preferred Ie5SS
Toledo lOs RoSk IalAnd 951z; Pr1iris du Chien 80
Fort Wayne s41s; Cumberland sS1S-
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SUBsTITUTEs.-WhO wants a substitute
We have several substitutes just arrived.
They can be had on reasonable terms.
Apply to Palmer & Robb, City Hotel
sep21:l70
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nTssOLUTION-

n ISsoLUTI0N.[
II TIE partnership hsrstOsoTs e<tsting ossNssl
o,ya T. Havward 4 Co VEaa dls,olFsd q The l1l
Of September, 1884. BY the Withdrawal % gone
Wall who never had any authority % efes.S
any indebtedness against the hrm without ~ eoA-
sent gOSAfh nal N.-1.SS
CIEvELGSD. sept 1e, 1884. Ssptllilss
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FIRsT W4RD.-We are almost out Of the
draft, only $500 or $500 are need
ed to fill our qnota. Let those who have
subscribed and not paid, come up esrl-
this morning and pay ovor the cash.
Committee are desired to report at the ear
Hest moment to JAMES W. LEE,
Treasurer of First Ward
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ArTEETTON.- wanted to sell our
Campaign Badges. splendid pictures Send
I5cts. for a sample to Hart & Critehly, deal
ers, 1s2 Superior St., Cleveland Ohio.
aa0t 9b.1fD
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Attention is called fS the advertise
ment Of Councilman Dangler in another
column, proposing to receive bids for the
house, barn and other Improvements on
lot on Cedar street, recently purchased by
the city for the purpose of erecting a school
house 1t sept27:170
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Ifyou know, tell your friends, ifyon don't
know, ask some one; why the Metropolitan
Gift Book Store gives such general sstisfae-
tion to its patrons.
Sept. 27:170.
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O DRAET Yesterday the work of
examining drafted men commenced at the
Office of the Provost Marshal, which vas
thronged all day by crowd which, al er
filing all the passages and stair eases of the
building, overRowed into the street, and
formed q formidable obstruction to the
passers on the pavement of Bank Street.
d The following is the disposition of the
cases examined to-day; ~ -l4-- oo-
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NOTICES.
Lincoln and johnson.
Second Ward Union Club.
Rally Round the Flag, Boys.
No sraitors support our Candidates.
ARrILLEBY SALUTE.

While the crowd was gathering, salute
of one hundred guns was fred By yolun-
tesr squad, under command of Captain F.
W. Pelton. The old secesh gun, itself a
trophy of Union Prowess, was made, per-
force, to utter good Union thunder, for the
nonce, from its iron throat
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MusTEKED ouT.--CompAnies a, B, c, and
D. Of the 42d Ohio, are at Camp Chase, and
win be mustered out in a few days. This
viii be good news to many friends.
We understand that Col. Sheldon, of
Elyria, has in view the reorganization of
the 42d owl We trust that he may
succeed a .i.7
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The sAxDUsKT CossPIEATORs.-Cole and
Robinson, the two sandusky cOnspirstors
who have been confined on board the
Michigan, have been turned over to Col
-onel Hill, at Johnson's Island, by order of
the Navy Department.
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FROM CAMP oLETELASD.

The soldiers at Camp Cleveland, consist
ing of recruits for the 177th and 19Oth o-y.
L, came over almost en- 1aasss, under COM
msnd of their respective company officers.
Over ave hundred of them were present.
Their almost unanimous attendance and
the enthusiasm with which they joined in
the spirit of the meeting, are conclusive
proofs of the position of the soldiers in this
4rest national contest.
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At hGlfafter seven magnificent show
of fireworks commenced, splendid dis
play of rockets, Roman candles, &C., being
made from the mound at the base of the
Perry monument. The finale Of the whole
spectacle vas magnificent. Two or three
hundred soldiers were congregated in a
circle around the railing of the monument,
and commenced a simultaneous discharge of
Roman candles. The effect ofthe rising and
falling balls of fsme, crowding the air with
their vsriegated glory, and casting bril-
liant and changeful light upon the crowds
below, was most imposing. Above all--the
noise, the hustle, the cheers, the corrusca-
ton and brillisney Of works, the white
form Of the Perry statue rose, still and un-
moved, as of old the old hero stood amid
the din Of battle.
SA TIE NRETIEe.
The meeting was called to order at about
eight O'Clock, at the stand in the Northeast
corner of the Square, around which thOus-
ands had already gathered, and J. c. Gran
mis-, ESQ.,, ives made President.
sr1EeH OF nR. oRASS1s. Oi 20
He offered q few eloquent opening re-
marks, which were received with great Rp-
plsuge, He contrastsd the situation of the
country at the time Massachusetts, SOL
diers were mobbed and mAssacred in the
streets Of Baltimore, with its condition
now, when three fourths Of their territory
has already been wrested from the rebels,
and We are celebrating victories Of such
.na0nitude that they must go far toward
puttiug an end 10 the rebellion. He then
passed the Chicago platform in rapid re-
view toshOWithe infinite folly of the trainers
Of that document, in their sneer, The war
has been q failure" The failure OF she war
cannot be reconeiled with the fact or in the
facs of such stupendous victories. .045
If Mr.. Lincoln is reelected peace will
come inevitably, judging from present in
diestions, BY the first of January, 1865.
But there is no hope or possible chance for
permanent peace in the event Of the cleo
tion of Mcclellan. Here the voice of the
speaker was drowned by the roar of ex-
ploding Roman candles and the huEEas Of
The thousands present at the splendid
spectacle.1 The war was failure, he ad-
mitted, for the first eighteen months Of its
duration, while Mcclellan was at the head
of thearnies, but its failure was owing en-
tireIy to the inertness and imbecility of
the chief. For he had amagnifcent army,
and was supported by the government and
by the entire people who tried to make, if
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In honor of the occasion, ,::bOn6res were
lighted at the corner of Bank and Frank
fort streets, in front of the LEADER office,
and on Superior street on both sides Of the
Square, all of which blazed brightly and
merrily, and around which gathered the
usual crowd of boys and men, reading in
the flames, perhaps, the speedy fate of reb-
els and rebellion.
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LOCAL NOTICES

HoRsEs AT AUcT1oN.-There will be TWEEN
ty-five horses sold at auction at the sale
stable of Fred. Kimberly, on ChamPlaiu
street Sale to commence at 10 A. n. Tues
day, Sept. 27th. All persons desiring
horses will do well to call and examine, as
the horses will be sold. sePt27:lT0
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Police CouRT-B BEToHr JUDOB HEssKE-
HuELEEa-The following cases were acted
on yesterday;
Drunkenness-John Riley, fined 81 and
costs William Wood, case continued to
wednesday George sewell, fined IS and
costs.
observation-disclosures johnson, hnsd y
and costs; William Kidd, continued TO
Wednesday; Ann Golden, Flora DeForest
and Ida Howe, each fined SIS and costs.
House Bresking-Dsniel Mack, continued
to Wednesday.
Assault and Battery-Ebsnezer shiPton'
fined the costs; John Sheridan, continued
to Wednesday 2sth-bail, slOO; Lewis
French, fined ss5 and costs; Thomas VIII
son, discharged on payment of costs
Michael Lotus, continued to Wednesday
NJ LOckley, fined S. and costs.
Petit Larceny-John C. Weber, Jr., sen
to the Reform Farm; Kesseler, case con
tinued.
Robbery-John Riley, nolled.
Visiting House of Ill Fame-Jas. Jones
case continued to FOiday. .|t.
DISTRICT CoURf.-The District Court wa
not in session yesterday, but came in
sunset end adjourned sine die.
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FRoN LAKE SUPERIoR.-The gentlemanly
Clerk of the Lac La Belle, Mr.. H. ". Davis,
furnishes us with the following jottings Of
her last trip to and from ontonagOn. The
Lac La Belle arrived in this city at nine
o'clock Sunday night; The Lac La Belle
left Cleveland, Sept. 18th, and Detroit, Sept.
I4th, at six, A. NJ, calling at the usual way
ports. She was detained at Copper Harbor
on account of heavy weather. which made
it impossible to land at Eagle Har6or until
Monday, Sept. 18th. Called at Eagle River.
Tho zessel Pierport, which had been driv-
en- on shore near the pier, Sept. 18th, had
been got of, receiving but little injury.
Arrived at ontonagOn, Sept. 18th, at eight,
P. N. Soon after dropping anchor, small
boat put off from shore containing two gen
tIemen and four ladies, who passed around
the steamer, giving beautiful serenade
and then rowed for shore, singing the
meanwhile At half-past nine O'Clock, P.
n. word was brought from shore that this
boat had upset, and that three young ladies,
Misses Anthony, Richards and Ward, who
reside in ontonagon, were drowned. By
the effort of Mr.. Collins, one Of the gentle
men, Mr. Ward and Miss Chamberlain
were placed on the swampod boat, he cling
ing to the side, in which situation they
were rescued by the crew of the Propeller
Backus, whose boat was passing out the
river.
Up to the time of leaving, at two o'clock
a. NJ, September 2Oth, none of the bodies o.
the unfortunate young ladies had beer
found,
Called at Eagle River, Copper HarbOr
and Portage, where We met the steamer
Pewabic. Arrived at Marquette ct eleven
O'Clock, A. n, on the 2lst, and took on board
45O tons of iron ore, consigned to H. B. Tut.
tie and Son. Vessels St. Andrew, King
and stocksrwe loaded and ready TO leave
Arrived at sault at six o'clock, ,. n, OF
the 22nd, and left at seven, A. n, the mex
day. Net steamer Ironsides about two nileI
above Church's;Lsnding, ct. Mary's River
and steamer Northern Light at Detour, a
seven o'clock. P. X. On lhe 94th, me
steamer Traveller of Waisky Bay. Arrived
at Detroit on the 22th, st ten o'clock, =. y.
and reached Cleveland at nine, P. Z.
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ME PLUS ULTRA EXTENSION
NsILvER MOUNTED E2LPERs q YIIR 92aSs-

ME- PLUS ULTRA H01hNS4O1A
IN sITVFR MOUNTED HOLDERS, WITH QQ44-
posi- n GOLD PENS. REHESE LEAD kENCAL1.
In cases OF one dozen each; the boxes are nney NJ
Jshed and cloth lined 30 that the contents cn1 eql-
tain no INJURY IN transportation. Prices, same = -
a. Holders ara Of the most handsome and dga6a
Construction: are heavily silver plated Hltl -
tension Of three lengths. An are enzrafea. -
engine turned, and for beanty are not sesp- - s7s
in dozens only, are as foliOws: - .i,..l
SIZE CsT when opeI ., 81 inches i9 1enstn Soss4
for ne poeZet inches in length. Price pefeoze
& So - ,ro yrl,pu open inches ~ leng-h elosea -
the nootet 81 inches IN length. Prioo Per Dozen -
rs5s % ~ when open 6E inches IN length clos
Il - snocl,et inches IN length Price pr oozena
S1o Il retafls at % and Upwards
v'F6ITR-When open ~ inches in len9t9s clc1,o
-, ~ rocst inches IN length Price Per oelen ~
rafaiis at 6 and upwards :, - ,r,----.,. -.
ST. FryE when opsn inches tn length clo5ea
- The rejyt A. inches in length Price per do1eE
- "a. refaIis at slO and uPWarde-
SAMPLES Of one DOZEN Of each nze Of tne ABOVE
ling i've dozens, alta. Retail Al eSl1. =.
lTUFSE PRlCES inrlude Pen with me Hotaela-r
WE no NOT SELL THEN SEPARAIkLls neltls
erldo WerectisF orders Tor q Ass quantity tnAn -
Ps1s and Holders at above prizes IN any qnanIif
-.-f nvVrbsfe within the loyal State ~ exprssa
mn for collection on delivery. Soldiers n u1.loy
stats must send cash in advance, a. express VI
ia n. GAUeHAH, AanniectlES.s,
ssplsle9 no D''e-'-s' - -NF
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OswEGO nARKET-seps. IS.

FIOuF-Duil, unsettled and lower.
Wheaf-Inaotivs and nominally lower
COrn-Inaciive and nominally lower
BarIey-Inactive and nominally lower
Weather cool and pleasant. Wind easf-
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justice to many Of the best points. Tbs
other characters were well sustained, Mr..
simcoe Lee making an admirable Don Pc
drO and Mr.. Lewis succeeding ininitAbly
as DOgberry. tA f13ah
Tonight s.RouasoandJ Juliet will be given
with Miss Newton as Romeo and Mrs. ELS
Ter as Juliet. Mr.. Boniface viii appear SIS
sfAercutio." Tho performance will con-
eIude with the unexcelled farce ''Afr. ana
Mrs. Peter WhiteY
DAAPr ORDERs.-The following important
circular letter, in reference to recruiting
/ drafted men, was yesterday received by
Provost Marshal Nash u
OFFIoE A. A. PROVOST MARsHAL)
.GEEERAL, FOB ONO,
Columbus, Ohio, Sept. "a, 1864
[oIRoULAR LETTEE.
F. A. NASH, Captain and Assistant Provost
Marshal, 18th District Ohio. -
/ Draaed men are. considered in the serT-
I ice of the United States from the fact Of
being drafted, whether notified or not, and
cannot be allowed to enlist. Recruiting Of
fcers will therefore take particular PAM
not to enlist drafted men.
By order OoIones J. A. Wilcox.
~ -Fe4 L.V BnRCE,
Major and A. A. G.
Orders have also been received forbiddinl
I the enlistment of any substitutes for tn
: Navy, except sesmen ami fremen. al
others are to be mustered into the Army.
7 An impression prevails somewhat gener
a ally that in sub-districts where the quot
L is full, the fact of being q citizen betwee
: eighteen and forty-fve will not render
Ie man ineligible for substitute. The in
a. preston is erroneous. No order to Il
d above effect has been received, either
ID Captain Nash or by State Provost Marsh
20 General Wilcox,
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Revenue Stamps for Sale.


To TIE FOURTH WARD-Phe undersigned
takes plasure in announcing that the quota
of "the Banner Ward" under the call Of
July ls, for 500, 900 men, IS full. None Of
the funds collected for the draft Association
have been used. Holders Of Certificates
will please present them at the Engine
Houss on Huntington St., on Monday even
ing, October ID, and receive their money
80 By order Of Finance Committee,
R. J. TUILER, Treasurer.
Cleveland, Sept. goth, 1854. sept. 2l;l7O.
BuR ReL ARY - The Cathedral, on Erie st.,
was burglariously entered last Sunday night
and the following articles stolen therefrom:
A Canes, 4 Vestments Of various eolors,
Dalmaties Of purple color, Stoles, Sur
pIices, Z Gonporals, ! Silver Spoon, l Small
Ter Cape, 1 Alb, 10 or more Cassaeks, some
NAPKINS. &c. There was about $4,000 worth
of silver plate in the same place, which was
not disturbed. A liberal reward viii be
given for the recovery Of the property, or
apprehension Of the thieves Address A..
RAPE Bishop, or NJ GdLIAeHER, Deputy
Sheriff Of Cleveland. sept 3:1IO
CAMPAIGN MEDALS and BADGES
Vat Kew York Pricas. Agents and dealers supplied.
Enclose 25 eenta Tor samples. B. 8. GkEEes
Bep9l69 Room4 Leader Buildlnes
WANTED-A SITUATION By A
w young laay as eopZist or clerk Coed reiersnsss
given AdoEess G. g. SAND. W 81