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NEW YORK MARKET-.Aue. n.

B1 TELEGRAPH.
COttOm-1c lower. Salts at 81 73aI "a for mid
ling upiands.
FlOur-State and Western heavy and without
decided change.
Sales at ~ sO@g S. extra State; $40 3OalO IS
Tor common 70 good shipping brands extra Round
Hoop Ohio SO 6O9l2 % for Trade Brands Mar
closed quieti no buyers at outside quotations.
hhlsky-Littie hrmer at 81 "a for State !;
81 IS for Western,
Wheat-without decided change. Prime par.
cells rule arm.
sales at g 1O99 So for Chicago Spring; 81 GOA
2 50 for Milwauxie Club; 81 43Q2 is winter red
Western; g 3692 50 for inferior Winter red West
erni 81 l2@2 10 for unsOund spring.
GOrn-Shade hrmer. Sales at 81 52I6a1 "a for
mixed wsstern-latter for very choice.
OafS-Heavyat J9o8991Sc for western.
COffee-Dul and unchanged.
Su%ar-In demand Cuba and Muscovado 1917
91lI5c.
MOIasses-Buli.
PetrOieum-pulla and prices unchanged
WOOl-Firm but demand very moderate.
POrk-Firmer with moderate demand Sales
Ut S35 b0@3g 20 Tor mes-; 81 tO,93s OO for new do
cash in four days ss % for do regular way; 33 90
@.ti for primo; 50 80 for prime mess.
BeeEDull.
OsI IA esaLs-More active and irmer. Sales at
I4l$6l I5c for shoulders and I716o for Hams. l5O
pkgs plain smoked Hams sold at 22c.
I.artl-Dull and unchanged &c 2I1I622Zc.
J8urter-Quiet and steady at 406g45c for Ohio
and 45950c for state.
Cheese-Unehanged at ISd2Gc
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HoRsESTotEE.-on Monday night last the
stable of Vim. BOmgardner was entered by
thieves, and three year old colt and a
light wagon stolen therefrom. The colt
has white stripe down the face, one white
hind foot, and sore spot on the right
side of the back, Aliberal reward is offer
ed for the recovery of the beast and appre-
hension Of the thief. Address E. II. Lewis
&Co., sberif-s office, Cleveland
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sTEA&KR BURNED or LAKE MIoHIeAS.-
The propeller Mears, of Chicago, bound
to that place with a load Of lumber, and
having in tow raft of 500, 900 feet. took
FIRE on Lake Michigan, off Duck Lake, not
far from Muskegon, on Sunday morning,
and was pretty much burned. She was
run ashore, and lies worthless wreck.
No lives were lost. The boat was owned
by Charles Mears, of Chicago. She was
several years old and worth probably $50,
900. No insurance, as companies will not
take risks of FIRE.
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TIE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-A select and
discriminating, though by no means a
large audience, attended the Operatic Con-
cert at Brainard's Hall last evening. The
programme of the evening was ofthe high
est order of musical art, and if the singers
failed to carry it out with the utmost fidelity
and spirit, large allowance should be made
for the intense heat which prevails in the
CELESTIAL regions of Brainard's Hall,
aap its demoraliz ing effects on sing
ers and listeners both. Sig.
Amodio broke down on his first appearance
and the "burden and heat of the day"
or rather of the night, was borne by
Madame Whiting LOrini and Stefani.-
Madame Whiting has lost none Of her ex-
quisite purity and power of voice since her
last appearance were. She was very sue
eessful throughout, and received very de-
cided encore in the Waltz from Fausts-
Stefani sung with his usual force and ex-
eeIlence, being most successful with the
unequalled 'Miserere' in Frovatore. Herr
Juch is a very artistic pianist and made
an excellent impression. The whole con-
cert passed off with spirit quite surpris-
ing III this hot season. a.
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Ar ANGER.-rne members ofthe Ital-
ian Opera Concert Company, comprising
Madame Virginia Whiting Lorini, signori
stefani and Amodio, and Herr Justin Jueh,
are at the Angler
Among the other arrivals at that excel
lent and popular house yesterday, we no.
ticed the following:
D. English and wife, Wheeling; W. G.
Sargent, A. & G. W. R. R; Capt A, B. bod,
y. S. a; E. kelsey, Columbus, Ohio: 9.
w. George and George Sturgis, Ind. E.
Thurston and wife, KY; a. Winehell and
wife, Mass Vim. Windlee and wife, Kan
sas.
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nor to remain, gentlemen,
NLU- D. oLlN liz MI YOT7
and also on hehalf the Jity ounciI

A Bro NvEsTIrxT.-Major Merritt, ofthis
city, formerly of the engineer and gun
boat service, whose good fortune in falling
heirto an estate worth two millions of dol
lars we noticed some time since, has pul-
chased twenty thousand acres OfcOnfseated
mineral lands in Tennessee.
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ENGLISH OPERA Manager Els
Ter has made arrangements for short sea-
son here next month by the English ope-
ra Company that have been singing with
great success. in New York. The Compa-
ny comprises several artists of sterling ner-
it, and the best English Operas viii be
brought ont BY. them. Every attention
will, of course, be paid by the
management here to. bringing out the ope.
ras with all the attraction that appropriate
scenery and appointments can add to the
merits Of the company.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

FoR RECoEDEE.-JAT oDELL viii be eandidat
for nomination to the Office Of County Recorder be-
fore the Union Convention on saturday next, Aug.
13ta. aus-l63
FoR RIconDEn.-BESJAMlx L4ssos. Of Bedford
VIII be candidate for tho Office Of County Rscor-
der, subject to decision Of the Union County Con-
vention- [aus-1Gsl MANY VOTERS.
FOR REcoRDER.- GEo, A. KoLBR will be a cAndi-
date for the Office of County Recorder, subject to
the approval Of the Union County Convention, to be
held at Cleveland august 10, lsG4 Mr. KsLRE has
been employed in the office of the Clerk Of tn
Court of Common Pleas for period of nearly seven
years, and his thorough acquaintance with the
manner Of keeping all Court Records, rcnders him
eminently fitted for the position, aulO-l6s
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RECRUITISe.-S. s. Brown, of Berea,
has received a recruiting commission as
Second Lieutenant, and will proceed i'm
mediately to the work of recruiting for the
regiment to be raised in this District, con-
fning himself to the townships of Middle
burgh, Olmsted, and Strongsville.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent of the United States.
New Loan seven and Three-Tenths
Treasury Notes

This Bank is prepared and will receive subscrip-
tions for the NEW LOAN OF Treasury Notes, paya-
BILE three years from Au ust Is, GA, bearing inter
est at the rate Of seven and tree-tenths per cent
per annum, with semi-annusl coupons attached,
paysble in lawful money.
Interest will be allowed to August 18th on depos
its prior to that date II made subsequent inter-
est viii be computed aud charged to time Of pay
menf. ~
Notes viii BE- issued for $50, 500, $500, 900 or
S5, co.. and made payable TO order or in blank, as
subscribers may direct. -..
These Notes will be convertible at the option Of
the holder, at maturity, into six per cent. gold
bearing bonds, redeemabe after fiye l5) and Psya-
bic twenty years from August 18th, 1861. jy3o I62
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WoUSDED VErERANs.-A number of
wounded soldiers, from sherman's army,
came in on the Columbus train yesterday
morning, and left on the Lake Shore road
yesterday afternoon, to spend a few weeks
of sick furlough at their homes in the East
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LADIES TAKE NoTIoB-We intend to ship
In a faw days to Leavenworth, Kansas.
Any person having goods for hospitals or
for contrabands at that point are desired to
send them in at once. Also any persons
desiring to send goods for hospital distribu-
tion to Mr.. J. A. Brown or Mrs. Hiram L.
Griswold, late of this city, can send them
Immediately to our rooms, 05 Bank Street,
and We will with pleasure forward them to
their destination.
augl2;ls3 8. A. 8. OF NoRsHEaN ONO,
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nUFFALo MAHKET--Aug. u.


81 TLLklkAFH.T
ryOu .-Dull. inactive and unehanged.
WA It---Du'l, Inactive and nominal.
Cor Dull. No 81 IS.
OA SALES at sltGS5c.
W .lSIxy-Dall and nominal at 81 y
anal Freighis-To New Tork-Wheat He
92l1zc; Corn Is1ze; Oats I251z9Iz54e-
Lake ImpOrts-Blour ], ,4s5S wheat 2S,0ge;
canal ExpOrtS-TlOur 600; Whsst ls,SsS
'Sn Il, ,sssi cats s7,se2'
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HoT.-Yesterday was universally az
knewledged to be the hottest of the season,
and was claimed, by many, to be hottest
known in history.
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sHAErER's VOICE IS, son PEACE.

Mr.. shaefer objected to the resolutions as
read, since they were contradictory, or, at
least, did not come up to the high-water
mark Of the call And then he went offin-
to very inAanmable speech, abusing ev.
cry body, save the Louis shaefez who wants
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INpORT4NT DRAFT DECISIONS.

Hundred-Day Men Exempt from Draft
during tIle Period of their Term Of
SeFVice----Drafted Men of 1862, who
have Substitutes tp the field, also EX-
empt.
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A JAnER DIslIssEp-We learn that the
jailer, who released Robbins from jail on
the order of the committing magistrate, has
been DISCHARGED.
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SECOND WARD ATTENTIoS.--Au enrolled
men in the Second Ward entitled to exemp-
ton rs aliens or over age, are earnestly re-
quested to call upon W. Y. rowsley Notary
Public (over City Bank and make the nee
essary proof.
All persons apparently physically dis
abled will call upon the Provost Marshal
that such as are thus exempt may be
stricken from the enrolment.
This must be done before the 18th Inst,
and every man will see the necessity Of at
tending to it, that our quota shall be fixed
at its proper number.
copy Of the enrolment can be seen at
my office, 2O5 Ontario Street. Let every
man make it a personal matter to attend to
his own case and his neighbOrs.
II. WukINs
Chairman End Ward Enrolling Committee.
aug II l63
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We would call the attention of our read
ers to the sale of the Prospect Street prop
erty owned by our former neighboe, II. K.
Wells, Esq.
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ELECTIOY OF DELEGATES.
Partial list Of Delegates elected the
Union County Convention, tO-m1of.-
row. s9-G --r1s fs4H OFT -si

The ward meetings for the purpose Of
electing delegates to the Union County Con-
vention, which meets at National Hall to-
morrow, were held last night and were fully
attended. A spirit of hearty unanimity
and good feeling appeared, almost without
exception, to animate them. The follow
ing is the list of delegates elected, SO far as
we are able to learn them dir
FIRST wARD.-Freeman Puts, J. W.
Schmitt, C. G. Rogers, Geo. c. Frissell,
Chas. Ankle, S. o. Grisweld. s+ -rrl
SECOND WARD.-Peter Thatcher, Jr., II.
Wilkins, John Givens, Henry Beekenbaugh,
John NJ. Sterling, Jr., B. Butts. d
THIRD WARD.-M. Barnett, Chas. Whit
taker, L. NJ. Cobb, R. Crawford, A. Town
sen, S. Race.
FoURrH WARD.-H. N. Hempy, ]. P.
Bishop, J. H. Marshall, R. R. Herrick, s.
W. Chandler, L. Smithnight.
FIFTH WARD.-Wm. Collins, Dudley Bald
win, NJ. Hyrenbach, F. W. Roots, Charles
Hickox, A. Wangerin.
SIXTH WARD.-Jehn a. Foot, John Hun
tington, DIR. Vim. Meyer, Wm, Gabriel, W.
2, Fogg, Herman Wonder. Hr
SEVENTH WARD.-Charles W. Schmidt,
Samuel Furnal, Charles r. Evatt, Gustavus
Schmidt, Thomas Gregory, Alvin P. Tur-
ner, JF,
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RENovAL.-Frank Brothers Hoop Skirt
Manufacturers have moved from their store
at No. 24s, Superior street, TO No. 129, Supe-
rior street, under the johnson House.
aug. 8 1873.
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PERsoNAL.-General James W. Nye, the
Governor OF Nevada Territory, was in town
yesterday, and stopping at the Weddell.
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PRovosT MARsnAL's 0FFIoE,

= OI5F 5Iauuj O4IIOJ 4AuSusI IUInI IoO4.
All enquiries on all ordinary subjects con-
nected with the enrolment, draft, credits
and accounts Of men furnished, should be
addressed to the undersigned; and if he is
not able to answer them, the information
will be obtained by him from the Provost
Marshal General of the State. Answers
will thus be given more promptly than by
addressing the the Provost Marshal General
at Washington, where more important husi-
ness often prevents prompt answers to the
multitude Of inquiries now addressed to the
Bureau on personal and other questions of
minor importance. RRED'K A. NAsH,
Capt. and Provo. Marshal, 18th Dist.
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ENQUIRIES As TO THE DRAFT.-Captain
Nash, the Provost Marshal Of this District,
has issued the following Circular, which
will be found to be of interest to all enrolled
mon of this District
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We would call the attention of our read
ers to the sale Of the Prospect steeet house
and lot owned by our former citizen, H. K.
Wells, Esq
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C.itu Advertisements.

a ITANTED-FUELF FOR THE CITY
w sCHOoLs.-The SUBSCRIBER will reo4iye seal
ed proposals until August 18TH for furnishing the
Schools of this city with Fuel, consisting of Hard
Coal, SOFT Coal and Wood, much as may be re-
quired for the coming all, Winter and spring, be
the less, delivered AT the School Hous-
sssssn a 9 ei95i 'RS Ra B5TSg' nsy na 6siS'n
Parties making proposals will please state dis
tinctly the kinds Of Coal or Wood they propose to
furnish, with prices attached to each kind.
L. D. HUDSON,
an3:l63 Secretary Board Of Education.
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FIRST WARD ATTEETIoS.-FIRsF WARD
EQUALIZATION AssoCIATION.-Every member
is requested to attend the meeting of this
Association, to be held Wednesday evening,
August 10. The draft under all former
calls seems to be concluded; it is, therefore,
proposed to divide the funds (pro rata to
the drafted men.
Citizens of the ward, generally, are re-
quested to be present, as matters Of impor-
tance will be presented in relation 10 filling
the quota of the ward under the present
call. aug 8:I63
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CVYAHo0A COUsTT FAIR.-The lists of pre-
miums to be awarded at the Cuyahoga
County Fair to be held in Cleveland Sep
tember 9th to 30th, will be ready for dis
tribution by the 10th of August inst. OF
GERS Of the Society and all individuals de-
string copies are requested to call for the
same at the: efice Of the Ohio Farmer on
Bank Street. s. D. HARRIS
aug. II 1; 1853 Secretary.
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On Saturday, August 18th, at half-past
eleven,O clock, A. NJ, will be sold at the
Auction Room of o. Cutter & Son, No. 1874,
Bank Street, two Grover i Baker Sewing
Machines. Also, at 10 O'Clock, a large lot
new Crookery Ware. Lot now Clothing,
Oil Paintings, &c.
aug. u 1853,
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CITY NEWS.
Union district Convention.


To the Union Voters Of the EighteeatA Con-
grcssioaai District:
Pursuant to resolution of the District
Committee, the Union voters of the Eigh-
teentb Congressional District, consisting of
the counties of Cuyahoga, Summit and
Lake, are requested to meet, at their usual
places of holding elections, on Saturday,
August 2Oth, to elect delegates to the Dis
trict Convention to be held in Cleveland,
August 18th, at Brainfrd's Hall, for the
pnrpnse 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, ITO
Summit county, AZ
Lake county, 29
By order Of the Committee.
D. A. DANGLER, President.
BOLIVAR BUTTs, Sec'y.
CLEVELAND, August 6.
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THE COLORS OF the SEVENTH.
Response Of Mayor seateF 10 the ReSO-
tIOns Of the Officers Of the Seventh
O.V. L.

It will be remembered that at the last
meeting of the City Council, the eolors OF
the Seventh Regiment, o. V. l., were pre-
sented TO the City of Cleveland, accompa-
MED by a set of resolutions, to which Mayor
Seuter was requested by the Council to re-
ply. The following is his letter:
MAYORS OFFICE,
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EXEMPTIONS.

Exemptions for Physical Dlsa1AIII!ty I1!:y
I'm the Eighteenth COnSr DAs- ~
friet, made since June lst'
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NY. MONEY MARKET--Aug. N.

BY TkLEGAAPH-l
MOney-Continues easy at q cent.
sterling Exellamge--Dul at 27s927s fog
currency; 100 for gold.
GOld-Firmer, opening at 1855, advancing to
$50, and closing quiet at Z5G5S.
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A MEDICAL AND SURGICAL Clinic will be
held at the Cleveland Medical College,
cornor of Erie and St. Clair Streets, every
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Aup Bias
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CASUALTIES IN THE 2Sd REGIMENT.--The
following list of casualties of the 23d Regi-
meet, 0. vi, in the battle of Winchester,
July oath, is furnished by our excellent and
reliable correspondent, fsatis." It will be
found to be accurate, though it is ineOm-
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OsWEGO MARKEr--Ang H.


FIOur-25c lower. Sales at $40 75alI 90 for
No spring; s1l OO3l1 25 for rcd winter u SOC
Il IS fOr Xxx.
Wheat-OIist and dropping. No 2 Chicago
spiing held at g. 1o Mol at 25i No winter red
Corn-HsId ORR at 81 44sI as for Nos and with
0Ut CsSsi sala'i Freighis-Dull and unegunged.
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coMMERcIAL.
s1l - HoaSIEa LEApEa OEEIoE,

p Tbs rsesipts Of Grain By rail for ths a bOur,
ending at half past one O'Clock to-day ara - fol-
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mo WOOD AND COAL DEALERS

ITO WOOD AND COAL DEALERS
4 Scaled proposals viii be received at the City
Clerks odice, City Of Cleveland until n O'Clock NJ.
OfSaturday, the 9th inst for five hundred cords
OF od, hard merchanJable UoUd four teet long
and i've hundred tons good btuminous coal; the
- wood to DO delivered At convenient place o
the canal river and the coal to be delivered to
soldiers families from time to time, the order Of
the Committee of the city Council appointed for
that purpose Persons making proposals for coal
gE will please kind Of coal hey propose to
Z + furnish. -.
Proposals for the above are solicited the City
Council rrserying the right accept reject the
same, By order Of the City Council. .srIa
O. Z. HILL, City Clerk
tA Cleveland August 6. 1854 aqa-1sh
O. T0TICE-PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at office the City Civil Engines
y until " O'clock NJ, Monday, the 18th inst for
butflng Reservoir at the corner Of Blair and Car
--i deo streets.
= Pans and specifications may be at said En-
= Il Rineers ofice. 8 81
80 - The bOardo City Improvements invite the sui
mission Of bids FeseryiRg the right accept
tect the same.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN WHITELAW,
aull-l64 City Civil Engineer.
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MORNING LEADER.
gORFTNG, AUGUsT Ii.
NEW ADVERTIsEsENTs.

SpaIding R9gers-ocean Circus.
Ar denny of Ausio-Arlington's MiHstTels.
II. h Wei House and Lot for SaLs.
W. H. Stanley-wsnted to Rent or Purchase.
B. S. Green-Agents Wanted.
Soldiers Aid Soeiety-Locai Notice.
O-Cutter & Son--LocaI Notice.
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ttitt DLUE, WHITE, BLACK AND RED
So DIyOry JewelTy-entisely new designs lust re
ty@ ls7 Weddan Ksaas.
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nR. D. H. SCOTT, Office, corner Of
1JEre and Prospect Streets, over Palmer's Drug
efoTs July Is l64
DEAD DIR. WELLS ADV ERTISE
IL MEHT in another column.
fsbZ7.R2
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BOSTON COPPER STOCK MARKET.

BOsT0N, Aug. IL.
Canada 81; Central 5S Copper Falls 80; Huron
80; Frank in 81; Hancock Is, Isle Royale l9; Min
nesota 81 Pewsbic G4; Roekland l21zz; Azstic 81;
French Crook "a; National 81.
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NEW YORK. sTOCK MARKET.

New TORK, Aug. II, 1894.
Governments StOeks-Steady.
StOezs-Dull. Rock Island l14; Ft Wayne 1l6;
Northwestern 573S; O. & P. ll51% III. scrip 1876
Mich. South. 9Z14; Mich Cent f4O; n Y. e. 1Jl1{;
Erie ll3i Erie preferred HOY; Hudson l341f Read
ing 1888 Quick silver ~; Atlantic steamship co.
Is43 Aiss. Missouri land grants 6s5<. one year
eertihests 95: Treasury 7-9os I071k; 5-os coupons
lOglIj Skies Of 1881 coupons 1851.
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ASTI.DRAFT MEETING AT CANTON.
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COpPERHElDS IN COUNCIL

Stark-Mad stark County Democracy.
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QEn nOn MONEY ADVANCED

QEn ofin MONEY ADVANCED
eDOVsUlyU in sums 70 suit-st the old stand
and -well-hnown WAGNERS LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewery, Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeOns,
and AL personsl property and articles Of value
the most sBtiBactory terms Business strictly prl-
rafa-- Established 1891. n, B---A variety Of
redeemed Watches, Jewelry, Guns &C., for sale at
bargains.
Ofice-corner Of Water and Superior streets,
over Davis and PoiIottO's Clothing Store.
-oct22 J. o. W WAGNER
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FIELD AND STAFF. rH
WoaHdea.-Lieut Col. James NJ. Comfy,
head, slight.