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The HoLNANs-The Holman Opera troupe
concluded their brief season here last night.
They had large and delighted audience
and rendered theprogramme with fidelity
and taste.
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MARRIED..

In Brooklyn, Aug. Sd, by Rev. II. P Andrews,
Serg't EDWARD Z. YOUNG, Of the l5sth o. v T.
and Miss JENNIE Z. PHELPS, Of brooklyn.
In this city, Tuesday, August 9, 1864 by the
Rev. MIR. Rylance, Mr.. ROBERT APLIN and Miss
MARION EBERDEEN. ID t.II.N -a-f IT =.
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FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS

The Trustees Of New London Township, In HUI
ron county, Ohio, will pay Local Bounty Of one
Hundred Dollars to all Recruits 10 be credited to
said Township % all its quota under the last call
Of the President for 500,u0O men. This Bounty viii
Be paid unless the quota is led until the 5th
day Of September next In addition 20 which, tho
citizens Of said Township ars expected to make up
Bounty Of Fifty Dollars. .lfl
r. @. POWERS, -
d. d. BARRITT,
G1I GEORGE BISSELL,
..- .... III -ra Trustees.
New London, July 18th, 1854. jy2s7l6S
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OILK GARMENTS.-A FEW DOZ
DsiIk Msntillss, which viii be sold at cost
iy23 taylor GRIsWOLU & co.
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The OCEAN CIRcUs.-sPalding and Rog-
ers great Ocean Circus are announced for
two days in Cleveland-the 22nd and 23rd
Of August. They have mammoth estab
lishment. ...r..u.
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TINS ESAAkG4oN or FovLrR.-chaFles 4
Fowler, the bounty broker, whose arrest
for enticing soldierto desert we noticed
morning, had an examination
before United States Commissioner Bush
nell White, yesterday morning The ex-
animation was continued to the 18th, and
the accused admitted to bail in the sum of
$500. HlHE
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To protect ose belonging to Fire Depart
ment during ire. Rules suspended ond or
dinanee passed.
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nUFFALO sIARKEF--.Aue. ..

FIOur-Dull.
Wheaf-Dull, inactive and nominal.
COru-Dull, No ? 81 35gI 81.
O1ts-Cose inactive; SigS5c asked, s3c offered.
Other grains scarce aud nominal.
MhisAy-Duu and nominal. Sales at 81 728
l u.
Canal FreiEhfs-TO New York-Wheat 2lc;
Corn lS9is1S; Oats lie.
Lake InspOrts-FlOur 4.d27; wheat A, ,232;
corn ~, ,49l, cats 36;2I4-
Canal ExpOrts-Flour I3s; wheat 90 go;
corn . ,S3Oi oats IS, ,76D.
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Arrive at Cleveland 4:50 A, n and $40 q :
Sundays excepted. tsatgEdayI excepted
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r.-. rl ..-sr rra-rrgi nf fr -7 a'
r T -rrIrt 7s .t.. Hsi
r-s -.r.al --lrlfI .-..e.iHll fas5r 80 =
-II D. aaIIad II 81 80 ~ 'i
.z.4ssaI ~ .4ll',IA & 1--l.--liIA css
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STEAMER GEORGE MoFFAT-It is reported
that the steamer Geo. MofTat will prove a
total wreck from the recent accident on the
Welland Canal. She was Just emerging
from a lock when the propeller Akron car
ried away all four of the gates of the lock
below, letting the water out of the short
level almost instantly. The Kingston
News says the Moflat, being heavily load
ed, descended about fifteen feet, and
struck the bottom with great force, the
shock bending her machinery, throwing
over her smoke-staek, and opening her hold
from stem 10 stern. The Akron is owned
by the American Northern Transportation
Company, and this mishap will doubtless
entail upon her owners bill of damages
the value of the boat.
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LEADER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT:

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
Pelton & Breed-For Chicago Milwaukee.
Academy Of Music-Holmau Opera Troupe.
}. .Fousier-Commission Merchant.
PeltOn Breed-For Ogdsnsburgh.
Geo. A. KoIbe-Announcement.
For Sale-StOre.
J. 5. Marley-cheese for Sale.
Henry spitsburg-Strayed
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-gDUa GHd dO4-TOHe IiH(F
gfrfsa 7aF 6
.gsETHag / JIiHJaIh1
- aiIsiH0 - e4H+t
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SIOeGs-Steady. Mich, Southern guaranteed
l42. IN. Z. scrip 1907; Northwest-rn preferred
6l1s; n. y. q. 1874. Rock Island Il45s Ft,Wayns
ll6 Ohio 4 Miss certificates jiS4 krie ll5i Mich
Central 1871; NJ. ;. 9I5S, Treatury 3ts 1856 l
year IS; 5-2 CT upons 1895 5s for lst 1OGl $ Gs
81 coupons lOG3s; Is 81 registered 1861. -
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PERsoEAL---The SaRdusky Register Of
yesterday morning says that Captain Hitch
cock, of the l7lst' o. n. G..5was brought
over from -Johnson,s Island on Sunday
last, and taken. 70 the residence of A II.
Moss, on Wayne street, sandusky- He is,
we believe. very seriously i'll of fever, of
which we understand there are now quite
number of cases in the regiment With
theeare and attention which Captain Hitch
cock will be sure to receive, we hope he
will be speedily restored to health,
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City Council.
TUESDAY E7EvINo, August 9.

kent, Thomas, Jnnes, DR., occupying the
chair. ''A''A'fSs }
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schools. eeari
HEVEENDF FEMALE SEMINARY

GHEVELlNDF FEMALE SEMINARY
~ s. N SANFORD, A. NJ, PEIScIPAL,N 20
Assisted By a CORPS oE TwELYE FIRsF-cLAss TEACH
ERs.-ln respect to location grounds buildings fur
nltre apparatus, cabinet and facilities for instruc-
ton, believe this Institution has hitherto offered
advantages Unsurpassed by any Female Seminary in
tho West But it - proposed to make It's appoint
ments even better than they have heretofore bssn-
Important improvements are IN progress among
which We WOuid especially mention the intruduction
OF Colds steam Heating Apparatus, With radiators
m the public and private rooms. new schoGl-
room, hve new reeitati0n-raoms, several music-
rooms, a large, hns, lecture-roOm, ampy supplied
with Philosophical, Chemical and AstronOmicnl ap-
paratuss with suitable provisions for the arruas.
ment and use Of the same; a chapel and an admira-
bic gymnasium are also being provided. No pains
nor expense will be spared TO make the advantages
in h the departments OF Instruction ali thai can be
desired The next term will begin on Thursday
Sept. ist. For further iniormsti0n or admission sd-
dress the Principal, or
L. BtTTLES, Financial Manager,
IFZ-lfS flevaIand Ohio. Hf
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A MEDICAL AND SURGGcAL CrISIC viii be
held at the Cleveland Medical College,
cornOr Of Erie and St. Clair Streets, every
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
. . AuO R.Ik5
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From LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer Min
eral Rock and the steamer Iron City, Cap
tain c. r. Cleveland, both from Lake Su-
perior, arrived yesterday: We get the fol-
lowing memoranda of her trip from
the clerk of the latter vessel-he Iron
City-Mr. Stevenson. Left Ontouagon.
Thursday, August 4th, at 10 o'clock,
\. NJ, stopping at all way ports. Met
the steamer Traveller at the Portage.
Left Marquette Saturday at O'Clock P ~,
and the Sault at 4 O'Clock p NJ, on Sunday.
The Lac La Belle had put around at the
Sault. Saw several vessels above the
Canal bound up, and about half dozen at
awaiting cargoes.
The Iron City brought down 15O tons iron
ore for the Cleveland Iron Mining Company,
l5O tons copper from the Cliff and National
Mines, consigned TO Messrs. Hussey 4
'sv1--s-sy .---A.4-- = -.-----------
freight and l5O passengers for Detroit and
,his place.
She leaves tomorrow morning from
Hussey, Mcbride & Company's dock.
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asw advertisements

- aFOR sALE.n @TO RENT "LOsT
WANTS eFoUND, . nB0ARDINe,, ;, ..QUT
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4aisfGllalnflans.!,.. }.


GILK GARMENTS.-A FEW DOZ
DSilk Msntillas which will be sold at cost
jy23 TAYLOR, GRIsWOLD & co.
CTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE
DISC, ALTERING and PRRssNs.-Having JUST re-
turned from the EsAt, am prepared, by the aid Of
experienced hands, to do any work in this line As
well in felt and beaver hats in the best possible
manner and most fashionable style.
% REDK CYRIAX,
French steam Dye House.
marl4 lO2 and lO4 Seneca street.
DLUE, WHITE BLACK AND RED
1JIyOry Jewelry-entireIy new designs just re
''jy25 jy25 1877 wedSof SoS HI aon,e
IVORY BUTTONS-NEW LOT JUST
i received At GOwLES'.
pURNETTS COCAINE FOR THE
1HAiR--For sale by
CHURCHILL BROTHER,
jy25 2EI2e Ontario street.
WANTEDZFUEL FOR THE CITY
w -sCH0OLS.-The subscriber will rec i've seal
Cd proposals until August 10th, for furnishing the
schools Of this city with Fuel, consisting Of Hard
Coal, soft Coal and Wood, much az may be re-
quired for the coming Fall, Winter and Spring be-
the sane oEe or less delivered az the School Hous-
es Reserving to himself the privilege Of rescfing
or accepting any proposal which may Be made
fartes making proposals VIII please state ais-
tinctig the kinds Of Coal or Wood thev propase Ia
furnishi with prices attached to each kind - r
ii tEsftE fA L. D. HUDSOlS 4
auSl65 At's = Secretary Board Of Education
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The INSURANCE ON THE OLD BAPTIST
CaURcH PRorreTY. .-The property destroyed
by the Ore on Saturday night was insured
tolthe smountof 81 ,4O0--PhnnixI Insurance
Company. Hartford, $500 German Insur-
anee Company, 81 200; Columbia insur-
anee Company, $1,000; Home Insurance
Company, New Haven, Connecticut, $780,
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4El W11As.

.HlosIE p -7' -
e. !. BALDWIN & Co.
Have for the past season given their special atten-
tion to this Department, and having secured the
services Of competent Hosiery Man, we feel conf
dent that we can Offer greater Inducements than
any house in the city. Our Stock at present COM
Prises nearly every style Of Hose made or worn By
LADIES, MISSES; CHILDREN,
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
We have also just opened 3 complste line Of
Ladies' Vests and Pants, .,et
In MsEinO and summer Msrino; fH
Gents Wrappers and Drawers,
Silk, MerinO, Summer Merino and Gauze
Also, . full liRs of sizes for Misses and BOYS
tyl9 y. l. BALDWIN < Co.
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COMM ERclAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

IT MUhNINu EAUIh VTFTIE,
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. o, 1864.
The receipts Of Grain by rail for the q hours
ending at half past one o'clock to-day are a. fol-
lows.
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TIE DRAFT.
RhnnA-HR

.shpBC9 FHrsi
The toiiOwing-is list of the exemptions
IoripR5sie1 diqkbnig p the Eighteenth
EosgressioAaT Bissict;s MADE since June
10Th. 1t includes only Summit county. We
will publish the list for Lake and Cuyahoga
eounties inca day or two q5li0H
! Z ksUaiMIT COUNTY. = - " -
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N.E.MONEY MARKET--Aus. 9.
- SEEIgaAsg,l.

z SttlEIA,.E Sttgs9. k13 64ifS2 277 FOL
n Sc id-+iIeHcT ani-lD ser,i 1n an nt -olin-
ing 10 A52iS adyanGiag,to 254 q dsSIning to 253]5
and closing 5teady at ~.
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DIED.
Monday RQi i9iUg, LOUIS CROW, 0nllI go 50

tls9-ala - - s7l4ohtII. lIiitl-o
uay ysatsIOaEB al EnITSfUS f9dsa :
Funeral services at 10 A. NJ gust
1Oeh5 81 81 eiiuto1 street, west side
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ARLINsToS's MINsTRELs Arlington, Kelley
d Icons MINISTRIES, from. Chicago, an old
and successful troupe, viii appear for three
nights at the Academy Of Music next week.
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THE ISpIavs.-MeNrurtry's great Indian
Exhibition opens in this city on Friday
next 1t is a very original and interesting
entertainment
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Az ORDINANCE FOR THE PROTECTIOS OF HosE
DURING FIREs.-The following ordinance,
passed at the last session of the Council,
will be of interest, practically, to all our
leaders:
Az ORDINANCE to protect hose belonging to
the fire department during fire.
Be it ordained by the City Council of the
city of Cleveland, that if any loaded
wagon, cart, street railroad car,
or other vehicle, be driven over the
hose belonging to the Fire Department of
the City OF Clevelend, laid in the
streets at the occurrence of any fire
in the city or Of any alarm of fire, the dri-
Yer or owner or owners of such vehicle
shall be subject to prosecution before the
Police Court of said city, and upon convic-
ton shall be fined in any sum not exceed
ing ten dollars for the first ofiense, and, up
ON any subsequent conviction for the same
offense, shall be subject to a fine of not less
than fifty dollars, at the discretion of the
court, with the costs Of prosecution.
This ordinance shall take effect from and
after its passage. Done at the Council
Chamber in the City of Cleveland, this
ninth day August, A. D. 1864.
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THE NORTHERN EIGEr.-This excellent
steamer, one of the handsOmest and most
convenient boats On the Lakes, leaves this
evening for Lake Superior, from the dock
of Robert Hanna and Company.
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8ailrnads.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
~ CINHATI RAILROAD. ..r ..|
Iss4. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Iss.

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
" CINHATI RAILROAD. tr r -.T
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Iss4.
On and after Monday, May 10th, 1854, Passenger
Trans Hiu leave Cleveland, as follows, sundays ex
LIST Train-5.s5 A. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS
stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New London
Ashiey' Delaware, Lows center ana W 6fthing
ID Trau,--3.25 P. M.--ACCOMldUDATION. -stop,
at, All stations, aud arrives in Columbus at 5 10
p NJ, Cincinnati 3:.UA. II.
"a lFilli5-4 80 4. M--NlGHI EAPRESS-St0pping
and Delaware.
Trains leave Columbus At 80 and 10: 10 A. M,sPM.
arrive at Cleveland 9;zO A n, 2:5O aud p N.
CONNECTIONS: 1--..t
ShelbF-Sandusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad 10
Mansheid, Mt. Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
CrestlinU- Pittsburgh Fort Wayne : Chicago Rail-
road, FOREST, Upper sandusky, Delphos Lima,
tort Wayne LapOrte, Chicago, &c, West and
East for Mansfield, Wooster, Aiasslun, &C.
Grafton and BelieiuntaIne Railroad Line Tor Marion
BeiiefOntaIne, sidney, Union, Muncie, Indian-
apUlIH, Ierre Hautc, NiuCcnnes Evansville
Louisville, Cairo, 81. LOUIS. Nc-. s.. HfG
DeieWure- with Springfield Branch Tor Springfield.
Miami & Columbus and X tia
hAiruad, for Nenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Ierre haute, St Louis, Morrow, LOveland, aud
Cincinnati, ami with the Otio and Nj ssi-siDti
BalrUad at Cincinnati lOr Louisville, Evans
vile, cairo, st. Louis, and all points on the
Ohio River. ..U..-.- 4-t|-1. ...sI
COlumbus-OentralO Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanes-
vliie, Wheeling, Sc. Columbus, riquR q In
DIANA liaiiroad Tor PiIua, UrJaua, &c
&c For Tickets 70 all points aud Information apply
At The Passenger Station, and Union Ticket O1ica
l4T Superior street T. 3 FLINT I'
Cleveland May "a, ioef. Superintendent.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
-
Atlantic and Great western Railway.

Hassengers going Eastward viii remember that
CieA rihnu On 1uuuag- -
Saturdays excepted, at 9;lu P M, arriving At sal
afnsnca at 4:i4 A. a., and New York at s:2s P. NJ.
Sleeping Coaches attached. .s s.
aa No Change OF Cars.
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DRAFT CRcULARs.-Captain Nash yester-
day received two important circulars from
the State Provost Marshal General, Colonel
Porter. The first is to the effect that repre-
sentative recruits will, hereafter, be allow
being uniformly assigned, as hitherto, TO
the First Representative Regiment"
The second instruets the Board of Enrol
ment to complete the revision of the enrol
ment by the 18th ast. As soon as com
pleted, the quotas under July 18th, will bo
assigned. The assignment will correspond
very near with that published few days
ago.
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CLETELAND AxD TOLEDO RAmRoAD.-The
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad earned in
July Sll3,5l5, against S9l ,3O8 for the cor
responding month las year, showing an in
erease Of S22. .2O7. ----
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EW YORK STOCK ETARKET.

saaza'~ ii' p Isr TELEsRAPH.l ..Tris'1f e..
Hd riia NEW FoRk, Aug! Q, 1854.
governments stOeIzs-Ars without decided
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4 TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
NeW York ThFOugb LIue

Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and
y Rev York. Takes effect July II, 1864.
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WANTED-I WILL GIVE FIVE

DIR. D. II. SCOTT, Office, corner Of
1IEris and Prospect Streets, over PsImor's Drag
Sfnr@ July Is i64
DEAD DIX. WELLS ADVERTISE
lO MENr in another column & j. -1-s-l
1sb2I:R2l II IL !.
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CITY NEWS.
union District Conyeptio,.

Totls Union Voters Of the Fig1tecnH Con
lIs-cssiannl Dsef-ieE
Pursuant to a resolution of the District
Committee, the Union voters of the Eigh-
teenth 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 25th, at Brainsr,l's Hall, for the
purpose Of nominating one Congressman,
and for such other business as may be
brought before the Convention. Each eoun-
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 upRards. This will en-
title the several counties to the following
number Of delegates: GOD
Summit county, AZ
Lake county, 29.
BY order Of the Committee.
D. A D4RGAER, President.
iBoLIvNR BUTTs, Say J.GaIIEt
.CLEvELASD, August 8. .rl .slaf .f...4
AL-.-l.... L--5 flftI
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E0R SALE-A tract Of 40 acres Of land
II on the bauk Of Lake Ere, about rwo makes east
OF the City hmlts, Connected with 81. Jtr street by
road sIXty-siX eet wide, the lee Of which will De
sold with the whole tract, without any conflicting
rights OF way outstanding. For teTans apply 70 W.
@. WILLIAMS, 10 Huron street, TO CHASs q.
BRAIEhAML. az ELalenahl HrnIhers. An2:L6l
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OSWEGO MARKEr---Aug 0.
[BY TELEGRAPH.
FlOUr-Dull and dropping though not quota
bly, lower. City brands from No spring SlI 25;
from red winter q 90, frum white SlZ OUsf2 IS;
N& from prime white sl3 759t5 10.
HheaI-Dro0ping. No spring held at s. Is;
No do 3 2S; No / red winter Indiana at - 5s
white Canada g 5O-withOut sales.
COrn-ACtive. Held at 81 45@l 50,
Canal Ereishts-pull and uncganged-
Rose & PFentiss' Provision Mark et Re-
port Ia. I H.l Id l.Is
Hams-Sugar-cured premium hams q lb......2I c
Canvassed hams y b.....-...-........-.. -
Dried Beef-Canyassed Is b.....-..-..-...,.--.---c
ShOuAders-Suga ugar-cured 13 n ...........- 4JSc
Canvassed u DID,. .-.-......---...--c
BacOn-Or Smoked sides % h .-..----..-..Io
Earf-Prime leaf kettle-rndrd in bbls q lb-.2I c
Prime leaf kettlu-rulr' d in kegs "a b. -2I1Sc
RBrtE-ho mess u bbl %
Extra clear D dbbl--.-.--....--..--...---.-.--
fas- No extra charge made for packages or cart
ago TO railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to thing In
the state. Orders promptly hlled- Our sugar
cured Hams and kettle-rendered Lard took the hrst
premiumat the late Ohio State Fair.
iulY4-R ROSE a PRENTIss.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09

IMPORTANT ADMIssIoN.-Tb n. Y
Times the lending Lincoln organ in New
York, says;
Had Mr.. Brecinridge, Mr.. Douglas, OF
Mr.. Bell been elected, there would have
been no rebellion.
Let all men Dear in mind and ponder it
well. All the misery and woe of the last
three years, which Lincoln himself admits
have literally caused the heavens to be hung
with black, have resulted from the triumph
of the Republican party. All sensible men
now see that the putting of Lincoln
and his insane partsans into power, was
the cause Of this gigantic war. The only
way now to remedy this, is to put Lincoln
out and put Conservative Democrat in.
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BLOOMSBURY
Saturday Morning, July 9, 1864

MCCLELLAN TO HEIR A FoRTUNE.-
The New York Hcyaht says "From Lon
don we are Informed that General George
B. Mcclellan has fair ehancc of being
declared heir to the personal fortune Of
the late Sir John Campbell, ,(Lord Clyed J
the great warrior, who, it may be said
won the Empire OF India to England. The
family hctory of the case shows that the
hero OF the Potomac Army stands alread y
well on the list OF heirs prcsumptive in the
case
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SHAMEFUL CoNFEssIoN.-The \. Y.
Tines, Lincon's chief New York organ,
confcs:es the shameful partisan movties
which have controlled the President in the
employment Of Generals :
"Po- Silly the Government has not felt
at liberty to govern itself by purely mill
lary considerations-ha felt that, to avoid
iI.feeling aud discord, some heed must be
paid to poll, cal favcrltes.'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09

esS- 1t is reported by Washington oor-
respondent that Senator Harris, becoming
disgusted with Abe Lincoln's $ vulgar jokes,
recently retired from the White House de
claring to friend that his selfrespec,
would not permit him longer to listen to
such gross indecoDcy of language,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09

How ARE THE MIGHrY FALLEN.-Hon.
John Covode received only $50 votes at
the abolition primary election in West
moreland county, His abolition oppo'
nent, VIM. NJ. Stewart, received l4l5.-
"Honest John" is played out,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09

Curiosity "A Snowman visiting War
ren, Pa, short time ago, announced his
intention of revisiting that town in about
three years, with what will then undobt-
cdly be one Of the rarest natural curiosi.
ties extant-vz the remains of the Re-
publican party under MICROSCOPE
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09

Ba7- Col, l., +. Dana, of Luzerne, is
among the officers placed in Charleston by
the rebels under fire Of our batteries on
Morris Island.