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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-14


The week opens with Hight receipts, not a bUshel
Of Wheat having arrived since Saturday noon and
dull, quiet and in tbs main nominal market. The
attendance on Change small, and there was Lot
apparent any considerable disposition to ope ate,
Indeed, there seemed to be grain buyers in the
market. Flour continues duh, tut the market Is
frmsr than at the c'oss saturday. Holders Cf
Wheat were f m at tSAlurda5's figures, but there was
nothing done upon which to estAUlilh the market
Corn Sithout II quiry, and we quote the mIrket
nominslIy uHchas ged Oats are quiet and nominal
at quotations.
There is no noticeable improvement In the inquiry
for Provisions, but the market Is steady and hrm.
Butter con- ihues duiI and weak and in the absence
OF sAies We continue previous quotations. Eggs are
in light demand and selling at l7c Ohssss shade
better for prime. with good STEADY demand.
Highwines arc inactive. Some holders were offer.
ing to- day at decline Of S9lc upon last quota,ol 3
but there were no takers.
Petroleum still rules firm at 7ec for refined, but
there Is nothing doing.
FreighIs-We hear Of no charters to day.
FIOur-DulI, but hrmer. Sales 50 bbls good double
extra white at IS As; 50 bbls extra white at ss7s.
Wheai-Dul, heavy and nominslly unchanged.
SAFE on Change of 1000 bushels No Toledo at si 90
Cora Quiet. Sale CIR ear on track at tl,H.
Oats-Quiet and nominal at 7se track and SO
from store.
BuckwheaT - Selling for seed at sI,55 Per
bushel.
POFk-Quiet and Arm- saIaE 10 hh'a No 1 City
packed mesa ssO,OOi No 2hed at t2s,0O.
LRrd-Stsady. Sales &CO Ibi oity-rendersd at l5e.
Smoked mezts-Dun and unchanged. saPar-
cured hams soi clear baco l5c shoulders Isc can
vassed dried beefltc uncAnvassei do I5o sales 600
b5 sngar cured hams a. Igc.
Mess BceG-Quet at sI7,OO for city-packed.
BHuer-Duil and heavy. Quoted at z5e25c for
choice W. r.
EEss-Dull. Quoted at I7o.
ChsssS S-Firmer, with a good demand Sales 10
boxes Hamburger at I4,, Small lots selected do sel
At Ioc.
aIshwIneH-Duu and hardly SO firm. Held at
sl,27eI,zs.
AIcOhOI-Steady st a. sso2, ,ss or ss Per cent Ksu-
trAl Proof Spirits I,35
beans Quiet at s2.50 for medium white
Pcas-Csnsds in moderate request at 81 20 ger
bushel
sGlT-scsroe and firm, with a good demand, at
s2tO for hns, s2,55 ior cosrss and ground solAr.
Dried ApPIes-stsAdy. Sales bbIs at ltHc.
Dried Feaohes-scarcs and in good demand at
Bic for peeled and 2Oc for unpesled.
POEaIOes-In moderate dsmsnd and STEADY at
sl,OOeI.l0 for peach blows, according to quality.
PetrOIeHm-Qlist and irm at 7Oc for refined
Fish-In steady demand and firm at the follow
ing quotations: Whitehsh. haIf bbls, $3.50; Piok-
ere, halt barrels, $780, Trout, half baIres, s725;
Herring 1870 per half barrel.
Mill Feod-In good request and firm ct 625, ,OlA
800. Oats and corn ground together s42,Ooa4sOo At
the mills.
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The LoHG.WoEDED SHOW THIS EVEN
ING.-Eyery account agrees that the pano
rsmic and diOramic exhibition, which is to
open this evening, at Brainard's Hall, is one
of the finest affairs Of the kind ever exhibited
here. During its exhibition in the cities of
tho West, it drew immense crowds daily and
nightly, and hundreds have besn turned
away from net being able to gain admission
Some Of the scenes are exceedingly effective,
and We can promise to thOss who attend to-
night, that even after the main performance
is over, thors will be sort of sfterpisos
which will be great surprise to them, and
which will become at Oncs one of the nOst
popular features of the exhibition.
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OIIs-steady At The following quotations:
NEW YORK nIARKKT-June Ia.

Ut TELHGRAPH.l
FiouF-StRts and Western without decided change
and closing with little more dispOsiri1'. izs
SAlss At s77s7 90 for extra Ststs as 35s for sK-
ira TOuUd hoop OHIO; IS 80 for trade brands.
Whiaky-Flrmer. Sales at 81 l,3ial p for stale; (;
81 a2Ssi,3S for Western.
WheuE-Q1ita firm and in good Export demand
Sales silzal,s0 for chicago spring; sl,75gl, 81
fCr Milwaukee club SI55slg0 for Water red West
eTn.
Rys-Ouist and drm at 81 7OiI 75
Osrn-DulI, and decid- -diy lower. SAeB at 81. asa
l,5f for new and new and old mixed Western, aud
81 81 for old mixed western. ciOsng heavy about
sl.4Sai, 81 for new mixed n estern.
OnIs-Qnlet.
WOSI-Firm with a moderate demand.
PBtroleuB-FtTm, but quiet
POrk-Excited, and decidedly higher Sales AZ
e32 no Tor B3l 80 for Old S33 s7Ha3l 30 for
g % f5f A2so 20 fox old sud new prime; i3L 2sa
buyers option, al s32 90; ~ bbis prime me.s, me
terms and delivery, at SIS 25s33 %, 500 bbs new
mess, same terms and delivery, s3I O0s34 so: $50
10 do TOR July buysrs Opti9n At SIS so; 800 bb.s
do, ssme ems and aelivety, S35,i0
Beef q 1iet st q, 9,sOAl5tO
Cut MeRts-Firm a. IN Al21Sc for Shoulders.
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New PRoPELLEE.-We noticed yesterday
nsW prOpellsrlying at the CuyshOga Steam
Furnace OompRny's dock. This is to be one
of the finest and most ospsciOus stsrn-wheel
steamers on tho lakes. Her dimensions are
thirty-one and a half feet beam, thirteen
fest and three inches hole, and thirty-siE
feet deck room. Tho passenger cabin is 100
fOet long, running the whole length of the
boat. There are two Iow pressure engines
being put into her which are said to be Of
very superior furnish and workmanship.
Her capacity is S72 tons. She is being built
by Ira Lsffrinisr. Her officers are John
spaulding, Captain Abe Mcfarland, Mate.
She is built for the Lake Superior Line, and
will be completed in few weeks.
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POLICE COURF.-Judge Hessenmueller
yesterday passed sen tshCe on the following {:
Peter Teensy, petit larceny, fined $5 and
costs Peter Moran, Henry Hsriok, EnOs
Mills, gambling, fined 81 and costs !; John
Arnett, vagrant youth, sent to the Reform
Form John Buckley, violating market or
dfnAnos, fined the costs Robert Gardner,
Andrew Johnston, Elizabeth Johnston, Jo-
saph Williams, Marietta Williams, John
0'Mara, Henry Sill, Thomas Wilson, each
fined for drunkenness John Reeves, for
disturbance, fned 81 and costs Ann Smith,
vagrEney, sent to the House of Correction for
80 days. The cases of John Williams and
Owen Frayver, nolled.
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NEzr sUPrLEMEsrArY DRAEr.-The ne1I

Next SUPPLEMENTARY DRAFr.-The next
supplementary draft will not take place very
soon. The Board of EnrOlImsnt we're Gil last
week examining township and ward lists
These lists are very defective, and need cor
reeting. There has been an appeal to the
Provost Marshal General, asking for further
time for correcting and revising the ENROLL
msnt lists. Fer this reason, the next draft
will probably not take plaes before two
weeks,
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A NEW CHUkK.-Yesterdsy afternoon
Was exhibited q new invention in the shape
of a churn at the Forest City House. It is
claimed by the inventor of this ohurn that it
will make butter generally In about Eve
minutes. Those who have examined this
shurn gay it is 3 very ingenious and valuable
invention. It will be cheerfully welcomed
by the dairymen. It is Of simple cOnstruo-
tion and at 3 very moderate price. 1t will
pay any one to stop at the Forest City House
and sec it. A public trial ef it takes place
every morning st eleven O'Clock at the Forest
City House.
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REWARD OF MERIT.-The Freedman 8
Aid Society of this city has q lady employed
at ClarksviIls, Tennessee, Miss Hughes of
Medina, teaching ths:OOntrsbAnds. At the
monthly nesting Of the Society, a very in
terssting letter was road which had been re-
ceived from one of her scholars, boy Of IA,
who had learned to write under her instruc-
ton in about five months. As reward ef
merit, the Society voted him q very hand
some POCKET bible.
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RESOLUTIONS OF REsPECT.-At meeting
of the sth Independent Battery N g., the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, God in His Providence has re-
moved by death our estee cd friend and fell
low soldier, ssargent William Fisk, there
fore,
RESOLVED, That by his deoesse the bat
tery has lost one Of its most valuable and
efficient members, that while possessing 3
disposition naturally retiring and uuobtru-
siye, yet there were unitsd in him sll the
Qualities which constitute the true soldier
and genial companion.
REsoLAED, That as bis death was the rs
suit of exposure in the service of his country,
be has given his life as truly sacrifice
therefor, as though he had fallen upon the
battlefield.
RESOLVED, That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy to ths relatives and friends of the
deceased.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions bo pub
Iished in the Cleveland papers.
FRAoI5 CHESTER,
- - Secretary Of Battery,
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AFrBA MORGAH.-TWo companies Of the
I7lst o. N. @ one from Lake county and
one from Geaugs eounty--that have been
in Camp Cleveland for the past two weeks,
left yesterday afternoon for Cincinnati, to
join their regiment. tits expected they will
be sent across the river to join in the pursuit
ofthe invaders of Kentucky.
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A sUaaEsTIoE.-We would suggest to
the West Side Street Railroad Company that
they have their switch in some other locality
than st tho foot of Furnace hill. This situs-
tion is the most dusty in dry weather, the
most muddy in wet weather, and the most
disAErseabIe AT sll times, on the whole route.
The cars generally stop 'at..this place about
five minutes to wait for the down car. We
have heard many speak of this feature of the
road, in not the miIdest terms.
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FIRE.-This afternoon at T0ur UrUVA .
fat car on the Cleveland & Erie Railroad, at
the foot of Erie street, took FIRE from sparks
from passing locomotive, and was entirely
consumed. The car was loaded with hay
aud was owned by Rodney Gale. Loss $3.50.
The car was owned by the Cleveland & Erie
Railroad. Loss $500. No insurance on
either hay or car.
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PPOTNTMENTS FOH

Having had over twenty years sKperisncs in ths
treatment Of Chronic Diseases OF every character g.
seeially the Throat and Lungs, viii give perfect sat-
S action to ali who apply for relief Having nAo
suocessful practice il the above named places Tor
tegsrs years with unparalleled success OF which sat-
actory reference can be given at any OF the above
na ned places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating salts.
% tory the money shall be refunded for all such medf
q uea TerurneH Price OF Msdietne tor one month
rom $500 10 $500.
G- rne DoGlS,r san be consulted thelAst two Woeha
Of tsvery mouth ct his residence, No. 81 PiTtsDnrfh
rtrast lsyeland, D. Post Of1c9 address-BoH I'LL,
dfcl6Rz2-ItaTndkW q CLARK y
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TIE DRoUGHT.-The dust is getting al.
most insufsrsbIe now, and if We do not soon
have rain, the crops will be greatly injured,
if not blasted. The gardeners, and esps-
cialIy the strawberry growers, havo suffered
greatly from the drought. Tho wind has
been in tho north east for i've days in sue
esssiOn, with hardly change. Everything
and sveryb dy calls loudly for rain. If the
dust gets much thicker we wont be able to
recognize our creditors when we meet them.
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CITY NEWS.

STATE MEDICAL CONVENTION an
nuRl convention Of the State Medical Society
is to be held at the Ohio White Sulphsr
Springs on the 2lst, 22d, and 23d inst. On
the last day, We undersland, they are to
have a grand party.
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MrLoDEON FOR SALE-A very fne rose
wood piano case melodsOn for sale, two
ranks Of keys, suitable for a small church or
ParlOr instrument, nearly as good as new ;
manufacturer price $3.50, will sell it for
$3.50. Address Drawer 42, Cleveland P. o.
june13
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Chicago RIAKkEIs.JUNK Is.

Especial 70 the OsVsIsni LEADEa.I
EIsuF-slisbtly lower. Sales Spring extras at o.
00a7.2j
Wheat-I425 higher. Sales at sI ,35sI, 30 for No !
and g, l,z9sl, 30 TOT NO 2, closing fiTm
Corn-le lower. sales NJ SI,I5<al,4 for No !
and sl,0jaal, 10 for No ?, closing 4ezk.
Osts-lAzc lower. Sales At 7Oa70Sc for No I, clos
ing firm.
Ryc:-Eirm. Sales No l at I,25aI 30.
Earley-NeElsotei
Whlaky-Dull and lc lower. sales at el,2s.
Mess P0rk-Flrm. sales at 5000
Lard-Firm. sales prime kettle at l4Hc; choice
No 1 at sc
Rrelshts-SteadY. Wheat Ilc and corn Isc 10
BuhalOi zOc on wheat and lsc on corn TO OsWego.
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MARlRE lNTELLIaERCE.
PORT oF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENFERED.....------JuneIs Is
Simr CITY OF Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
Prop kTctic. Collins, Bu1s,O
Prop Michigan, EOIO. OsdsnsbuTgh
Prop Tioga, Waterbury Dunkirk
Prop Pii iitatureh, MOnrOe, BLffAlO
Prop Akron, Smith. OgdensJurgh
Prop Meteor Ry der, OntonsgO1, ae3 tons copper
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, huhalO
B rE Uleyelzn ,, wash. OsWeEo
Bark Sunzhire. HrOWn, Buff. ia
Big Sultan Webster. iuHa
oCLr Gov Hunt, Merrill BuEa'O
schc WanCersr, PeuOn, Oswego
) hr otter, Eicks, MaHgn- g e. 35g tons iron ora
schr Arrow, Bennett, BuffllO
sChr WhiB. Phaut uf, Toledo
rchr King, Martin Marquette s6T tons iron ore
sehr Rapid Psarce, scz RiYer
Schr Eursfa, maiOtt, KfngsVilis
Schr ON Wrong ThlmpsUn, BuTweu
scOW Valley WOp, Monroe
seow Eaic5n, Hubbard, Aipsna. ia " lumber
Scow Mary and Lucy Burns, Pt Huron, 10, s9l feet
lumber, % NJ lath, 20 N shingles
OhAA AAhED.....-...s-.,,,.Juns Is
stmr CitY Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
frOa PassHic, Mitchell, Toledo
Rrop Empire STAT, Pheatt, Chicago
Trop tittstuTgn, aiOnfOe, Toledo
Prop Akron, smith, Toledo
Prop Michigan. KOl.O, Toiedo
Prop fGcIhl Kelley, Bunalo, e6s bbls aour
mr. Etk, " Nooa, forOaJo, 5fl tons col
; nr Re severance, massiliiott MaT1ustte
5chr Otter. Luc s, 1-tQuetts
schr hiBg. Martin, SAINT Ste Marie
schf scott Watts. Goodrich
sehr John Ii6betts rishroE, B0iialo, 9,r60 bashes
sohr ssorsmsuto. johnson. Buha o, $50 tons coal
sehi Aimtna, N NoDeImar a. BurWeli
scoW alley wCp, Mon 90
Schr swallow, Euler, A gOnac
barge ZAP arim7nt, Boys, Pigeon River
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This order will be road to each regiment Of
the National Guard, that they may know
that their noble response to the cali of their
commander-in- Chiof, is daily appreciated by
the highest military authority of the govern
nent.
By order of the Governor.
B.R C0WEN,
Adjutant General of Ohio.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

In LUCK AGAIN.-Mr. Williams having
received instructions to buy an Album
when he came to the city went immediately
to the Metropolitan, No. 140, Superior street,
aud made his purchase. He receive his
book and change, ana had just left the store
when a y came sfter h m TO inform him he
had not yet received his gift. On returning
and receiving a beautiful Ice Pitehsr as
present, he declared ii at he believed the Met
ropOIitan was the place to get Albums, AID
that his friends would patrOniEs that estab-
lishment if he could induce them to do so.
JunaI4:I55
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JEBB's PATENT TUBULAR CHURH.-Thsre
will be daily exhibition of the working
Of this new and improved Churn at IL O'Clock,
A. at kusselPs Forest City House. Dairy.
men and others interested are invited to be
present. County rights for sale.
June I2: I55.
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MURDER AT sPRINGFIELD.-A most
brutal murder occurred at spSiufsId on last
Monday night. A saloon keeper named
LOwris vas set upon in his own den by two
of his customers named Msnsly and Pugb,
who, with knives, hatchets and shOvsls, lit
orally chopped their victim to pieces. The
murdsrsrs have been arrested.
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ALBUM PaOroGRAPHs Of Thomas Sparrow,
n. W. Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge Of
masons in Ohio, and J0shus R Giddings,
(Iat5 consul at Montreal), will be sent By
mail on receipt Of twenty-five cents Tor
each. Address, A. ALBERT,
Photographer, AshtsbuIa, Ohio.
iune14.Ik6
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There is Trotting Match for q purse
of Pour Hundred Dollars between J. RaBder-
sons sOrrsl mare, Jennsy, and W. Il. Potts
grey mare, Fanny, to come of on the County
Fair Grounds, on Tuesday, June 14th, at 3
O'Clock, P. N. jel4:156
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FERIAH's NOTIoE.-The meeting called
for at Fsnin Hall, for the 18th inst, is pro-
hibited By order Of CENTRE.
Junel4:I55.
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Do not buy q boot or shoe in Cleveland
until you 6rst examine the large stock of
SUTTLEs & Co.,
100, Superior street. 2S per cent shaved.
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CHKAFER TEAM CoTIoN SHIRrIEa.-The
Irish linens, selling q. the closing out sale
of 1. P. SherWOOd's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. mRy9S
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BADGE REPAIRED.--The Canal Bridge on
Vineyard street is being repaired at present,
and Is impossible. Il will soon be compile
ted.
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BUFFALO nARKET--June I3.
hN fALE6kAfH.I
fair Demand and UNCHANGED, but shade

hN fALE6kAfH.I
EIour-Ia fair demand and unchanged, but shade
frmsr
Wheaf-Unssttled aud irregular. Opsning at ell
5s for No milwauEee spring, deCining 10 81 5Oal 81
arrive, and closing Fl m with salss at slA1al55
COFn-Drli and nominal. Buyers and sellers are
apart.
6paEa-Held at CSC without bids.
Other 81 sins inactive.
WhIskT-IU better request Sales at 81, ,7sJfhI,Z7.
RrelHhts-Siesdy and unchanged. Wheat iJc,
corn I7c, oats lie TO new York
Rose g. PreaIiss' PrOVIsl0a Market Re-
port.
Hams-Sugar.cured premium hams ? A..--...-ls
OanvAsssd hams . EB..-....-.-...---..----.---.l9 c
DRIED beeI- o s.s--ss.L3 Z
HhoEids rH-Sugar-cuTe y h...--...-.-...-.---...h
BRson-Or Smoked Sides p h......-.-..-...-----.l5
Isard-PIime leaf kettle Tendsr'd In bbls p b...l5
Prime leof kettle RENDERED In kegs , h..-l5&c
POFk-hO mess bb...-..--......--.......... el5,Jl
Extra clear y
~ No extra charge male for packages or cartase
to raiirO depOts boats. All articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal 20 anything In the state
Orders promptly hlled. Our sGRar-curod Hams and
ksttls-rsndsned Lard took the nrst emlum at tue
late Ohio State Fair, BOSE q PBEHFlsS,
tulyt-R1
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
REHAH CTAE.
MONEY mARKKR.
MORNING LEADER OFF1OB,
MONDAY EvEaIHG, June Is, 1874

MORNING LEADER OFFlOB,
MONDAY EvEaIEG, June l8, ls64.J
GOld-Like the host in the story, Gold would not
keep down." and we accordingly report it on the
upward track again to-day, closing at s7$Gs7S. The
buying rates here opered at o. advanced to 81 and
closed at s369L Selling at he close ats
isilVsr-BGyiag aud selling nominally 10 per cent
below gold.
liOuey-TheIe is still p-etty active demand for
Loans q, most OF the Bsnks, and increased oier.
ing wool paper Is reported but owing t. the con
tiaued strinsency in currency Bankers are reluctant
to sccommO1ate any but regular customers, and
draw the lines OF discrimination strong between the
classes OF paper offering, accepting none but the
very best. Rats are irregular, but nOtu der any
circumstances range below ~ per cent
NIoaangs-Daukei5 are abundsntly supplied,
ami generally re TO buy further their currency
wants absolutely Pfeolnaiug their doing The in
quiry Is light as compared with the offerings. The
selling rate is par for currency buying nominsIy
At Z Oh
Government BSBds-ssven-lhirties lower. The
demand Is lisht. We quote as folioEs;
Buying. BeIIine.
p b Cou IL
7-51'a, April aud October..,...-..r.IG7E nO
T-SOs' February and -ugust.-.....lt7< IO
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PITTsBURGa OIL nIARKET.



PITTsBURaH. June ls
Petroleum-Cruds oil Is stiil advanciug 6a es
st 4Oc on Refined 6Ss5gS for present dsliv
cry md Tic for JalY delivery, buyers option Bond
ed e6a5gc, ArItvtd iOI bhITs 8.
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900 TO LOAN AT SEVEN PR CENT
Apply to PRENTIss.
iune14;I5R
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Beautiful Fine English slraws opened
this morning at
juneIO:l57 MRS. SHAW'S.
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AUDlToa's ogFlcE, cyTAgooA oogsIT, }
TS HERERY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that al persons enroll or table &c be enroll
ed in the Hitia 10 the several wards aud toTnships
o. sail county arc required BY Law to pa Int the
COUNTY Irea- ury iUR DOLLA KS cOmmutafiOn on
or before the tn day Of August He1t, - MI
tihcAtgs Of exemD ion in tn office before that
time. AMI that falling DO, they viii be sub ect
TO the collection q that sBm, t3gvtBsr With thirty
per cent peralty, G1c such Osta as are allowed
county TreasuFers upon dtstrsinL for taxes, which
tns 1dltOr IL required to collect bT distress. Prop
erty OF every kind RtthOnt exception is liable for the
pigment of hnes, communications aud cOsts.
When a Draft IL ordered under the militia Law, II
will be made first lrom taose have NOT neid their
commu alton. II, ~. HAWKINS,
juneI l-lhs Auditor ~ fluVanoga
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TRorTIKG MATCH.--It will be interesting
to those Of our readers who are patrons Of
" the turf" to know that this afternoon
there is to be trOtting mstach this after
noon at the County Fair Grounds. There is
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