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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
NOTICE.

e.. sfsn G. EakiB adm uistratieu de bonasnen
cftls astats Of Abrahsna Darst, has filed his
ACCOUNTS for inspection aud set,leEent ss such
adsnihistrstor. and thai said sec"Hnts will be
60 anon cu the 25th dav n Jane 1854.
RICHARD CRAIG,
Juno md iSs4-3E Probate Judge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
STRAY cow.

CTRAYED away frpr the subscriber, living
y ~ V;rton siatiOp, Via'on Co.. Ohio, on
Friday JGiy 18th, 1854. large light Brindie
Cow, ahou, 10 wears olG Urge horoS. the righ:
sl : cut In her brisket ithiuk she Las email
crop gu left ear. hny person giving me ilior-
ma lion Of COW will ne suitably rewarded
Aug. 4,-s4-av HENRY o. PALMER
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01

Gi;FENKEE REMEDY. Cr great Inli,
Din . cures all diseases cf the nriEary 70,
rl,a ..,'. ~ iY.0ntincnc" Of tho Urine. lpf II
n, it..r 90 ~ bladder, bihamnp.ion Of the Kid
nv, e'uua ,t lie Bladder. S,ri"ure. Gravel
.t l,C.. i5Du.rflcst ept /. specially recommend
81 IN s.r,se c.sa'- oj Fiuor Aibus o; Whites in
tc nales ah here all lhe yij nauseous mediei n,
r..r ru'ri.
/, .I,it .fe.arol ir higtiy concentated form
g i"-' ID bep'c oao to two tesspoon!ul.
a So .,..''l .rn.i ai.efn'ivei its ction; rur
'ying nnJ e,s,".ng thu h'pnl. ca, sing il tc
hoS in all .'f'', o'a ina :Wri,y and vigb-: thu,
removing f'nm '''' ..eir Ill pefniniuus tuse,
which induced ecoa.e,
CHFHuN' I; INsErTiOS il irterded a.
sn ally or assistant 30 tn, C+hrnxp" Remedy
nd should h. used in conjunction with that
G,eliyiue IN all eases of GOnorrlel, elect, lnnr
Albusur Whites LIS effects { healing. sooth
ing and dem ur"nt; removing all scadnc. heat
cherdee aud pdIH, instead Of tho bL Mug al,
almost unr"durable pain that il exp .rencet
with near,y I'll lie chear qu"ck ,ninriions.
B, the rso of the CHLROKFE REMEDY an.
CHLRoKEE iNJEcrION-- the two medicines at th
! same time ali improper discharges are remuv
ell. and the weakened organs are speedily re
st"rei 81 'ull ,iyor and strength
For full pT;icu cars get cur pamphlet fron
any drug sore in the eountrJ, or write us I'M
Te will mil free tn any address, q full treatise
Price' CHEGoEEE RENfDY. two dollars re
bottle. or inrc- hotties for five dollars
Price. CHEgoHEE lSJEcTIoS. twodollarn nc
h"tt,e. nl t'es ''vitles for five dollars
Sent hy Eypr' -" any address on receipt {
price.
/ S,ldi ".i..nur ats V. DodQes Drug stor
aud b, III druggists rvervwhore.
De ". X MERWIN l. 20
ScLD PRoPRrEroRs.
/ M So Liberty s., Nnu Ynrk.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
DIR. STKICK.LANO'S
ELLIFL U GUS
c GU G lid hLSA Al

,GtURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Thwat
~ Asthma, aud Consumption, Il is only
necessary for anv one troubled with these
complaints 10 Try eRa bolde Of
Stri"kIand's MeIlinnonS CUHsh BalSnm
to convince tnem thdtit is thp hes prepara.
tion ever used. II no only cares the ahove
affections of the Throat aud Lungs, hut il
cures Night Swea 5 and Splitting of Blood
aud is an excellent g,rge for any kind O
Sore Throat. /, is pleasant to take, and d
safe medicine for inlanls. Pice 80 cent,
per bottle. For sale by Druggists general
y.
March %, '6i-iy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
NOTICE.

irGae ". Long Guardian of the persona
Estate of llclvatta Frahee has hicI hi. account
and vouchers for inspection aud partial settle
ment aud that said accounts viii hs for hear
ing GU tho ard day o. September 1884.
RICHARD CRAIG,
aug IL, VA sH Probate JadgA
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
], z..,WlCIgNiljl'!:Zzz:ZZ(Izz7 2 (
Il | + Z . X l. L \ I Ii
S0apIEi.S
DHn'I go Back 10 I,lc War,

Many have died from DianhGl and D,s
entery IN your regiment nnw take warn
ing and do not ,eruru wilh.u, supnr,i G
your knapsacks win b1ui, DR. Sr..k
lands An'i.Choleri Mixlur.--Ien.p,na,i
how mnm we're sayed last Near ~ ,t, E;pp
1t after icing dsrhnsel ani s,n 'r.n, va
hospitals n lnrurabe. On" ,n>"8,iii i'm
medi5tcly relieve th- list srvsra . case g.
Uiar:huGa nr Dvsrnirry It J. m.kuu,gl
edged - cure Chronic Diarrtea ,nl b
en'ey. Now dun't negIec, it. tar ar v..i
return n change of diet ani vs'c. r,,
viii most certainly bring ON Mlunrn gn
a jU Cenl bottle OF Dr.. Stdrkapd', i,It.
Cholera Mixture will cure you aud scvr,a
Others. 1t vii. keep good in ohy cIin1'r
DO not fail To lell YOUR comrades to rut
b0ule OF /: in their kuapsucks.
Sold by Druggists and sprpared cn!v b,
DR.. A. Strickland, 6 East Fourth street
Cincinnati, o.
March "a, '6l. -.
SoIdiers-we think D.. Strickland /
quite right il advising ,ou in his adverti.e
nent ia our columns ~ dsy's pappL t,
take hnrile Of lis higis frinnmendet An
ti-cholera Mixture iu yrul kuarsacks, /
may save u'e lives OF many Of Our best soI
ders. Mothers. see that vaur sons dn uo
negl'ht il. You con get i, u, ih, Drug store
at 80 cea per bottle. Il is the he.l rerar
dY e'r Dis',hed aHd Dyspn,ery.
Mar "a 'G4ly.
DR.. STRICKLAND's Remedies ("
sale ~
S. N Dodge, McArthnr.
w u Z
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
FOR SALE BY

s. V. Dudge. cAIthur owdery Il
Strong, Hamden c. Johnston, New Ply
mouth will & Co., Zaleski; John Holland
Swan; NJ P. &C. Carr, W'ilksuille and5
Druggists and Merchants generally throLtSh
out the United States ard Canad Is.
Qctnher oQth la63 -lur
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
AFEW REASONS WHY THE
AM 81 4 Il WAT \
is TIE BEST.

II is made ou the best principle, while the
foreign watch il gcnrrllly made ON no princi-
pie at all.
L. us look at tie contrast. The foreign
watch i, mostly made Ivy women and buys by
hand. Willie iLeig lab"ris cho ap, their ~ ork
T. d.pr AT uuy price. Su,h watches are mrdt
without plan, and sold @i,hout guarantee -
They ule irregular H. constructions, aud quite
Is irregular IN movement. They are designed
only 70 sell, and the buyer il the Euriy mos
horouCllly Suid. 1hosc WHO have Kept IAN
res, - : lcpine," aud Swiss ieycrSn in profess
cd rerrir tor 1t tc" years viii appreciate tht
ruth 81 our s.;.'c:Ient
lHE PLAN OF TIE AMERICAN WATCH
lu,trnd "i heinr made o. several hundred III
nc rvcr,. screw. q I"gethcr. tho BODY "fth,
Arcr,can Wrlch /, f'rmed ofSOLlO PLATE'
No jar irtcItere> with tie harmony # its worl
mg, aud 10 s'dden shock can throw lis nnchir
cry out Of gear. Secession Of one part from
another is unknown Ia It's c"usti,n'i n. AMI j.
riding Ur any business pursuit. il il ali held l."
g"Chcr ~ trlniA u . single peucJ nf metal. |
just what all naebiheiy should be-
lot ACCURATE
ld SIMPLE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
The State of Ohio T;nton County
Court ofCOmmon Pleas.
Sarah R. johnson Pltff. Divorce
vs. and

Richard A. johnson Deftl AllmOny.
The said Defendent Richud A. johnson Of
Newark. in the County of Licking, and State OF
Ohio, is hereby notified that said Sarah r.
johnson Plaintiff, did on the Four. teenth
day Of June A. u. 1864, filed her petition in
the Clerks Office. of the snid Court of Common
Pleas, for said vinton County, against him
charging the said Dcfebdent Richard A. John
son. with Extreme cruelty and with Groa me-
glect of duty. and praying that said Plaintiff
said dsfendent Richard A. Johnson, and also
that she may receive Allmony from him The
said Richard A. johnson. Which petition
will be for hearing at the next term. Of said
Court.
Aug4 s4-sw. BY D. B. SHIvEL. her Atty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01

ALI OTHER KIND OF CASTINGS
HE undersigned; is n, W prepared to c" ,cute
promptly all work ordered IN his line Of
""eiue~r Al kinds of Castings usually made
= r"ut'lrie-, %ili he kept "n hand aud tor Sao
8. tie most reasonable rI,eS.
The facilities oi tie Foundry situared. as I,
IT,, N he midst of Furnaces where tle raw
m.iil ID alw!y 70 be had at 4 saviug exuyure.
mn.i lie evii,n. u all aud the s"hScriber he
ny deteigiue'i not tn be oui,l0ne either in the
qualifr o. eheapness. Of his psnuf,"tures.-
ySs TOT and hopes 10 receive the patronage Of
,baa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
rantinn 70 tie Public.

Dr.w. Raplatl. tile A-trologer, has no connection
With PROFESSOR or Dr W. NJ. Raphael, or any
other Gentleman of the same name.
go Cut this advertisement out. When you come
bring II with yon aui show the girl who cpens the
door. 10 prevent mistakes, ask to
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
ASH FOR TIE DOCTOR,
DIR. RAPHAEL,
BOX No. e463, POST OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

dcrstood that the price named IA consultation fec lay
for consultation only II does not -y or the Doctors
written opinion of your future prOsr In lie IL Coca
not nav r winning the affections Uf the opposite SEX
nor fr the consimatun Of happy marriage, nor Tor
doing ans tlur business named in tue above adSeTtlso'
mcu Tho Doctor lasH fixed price for doing each sepA'
rate business IN your consultation with the Doctor yea
learn how Won can realize the fond hope nearest youi
heart; yun ar, told how yuu get all you want and
how yuir business ought 70 lr done ~ that 1t can not
Gil lie viii f5g,,l what f. Your DESTINY In short,
he will tell what i before rvu, etc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

The Rev. R. b. Leonard, Corresponding
Secretary Of the Society, made his report
mentioning in connection with 1t the fact
that the chairman, Mr.. s. J. Brswne, had
made the Society the handsome donation Of
81, ,OOO.
The following extract from the report is
of especial interest:
Our field of Christian labor is large, en-
braoing an sres of six million square miles,
and more than twelve thousand miles Of nav
igable waters, with q commerce Of nine or
ten hundred millions of dollars annually
ahost, managed by 300 900 men and boys.
Our little band of eighteen brethren have
gone forth on all these waters distributing z
the bread Of life. Our principal stations
and missions are in Pittsburg, Cleveland, i,
Cincinnati, Detroit, Saginaw Bay, Sandus-
Ky, Lake Shore, Toledo, Milwaukee, Chica-
go, St. Louis, Upper and Lower Mississippi,
Cairo, Upper and Lower Ohio, Illinois Riv-
er, Illinois Canal, Ohio Canal, Wabash and
Erie Canal and the Miami.
These ministers have performed vast
amount of pastoral labor, and have preached
the gospel to q vast number Of people, who
otherwise would not have heard 1t. Some of
these men have preached more than two
hundred sermons, otheIs have made three
and four hundred visits on ship and on shore
during the year.
The report was q very interesting and able
one.
Speeches were made by the Rev. Azariah
Eldridgs, the Rev. Mr.. Day of Cleveland, the
Rev. R. A. Leonard, and the Rev. J. NJ
Buckley.
On motion of the Rev. Mr.. Pslkner, Of
Cincinnati, all the old officers were rs-sloct-
ed, and the following additions made to the
Executive Board to ell vacancies:
Captain s. T. Drake, C. J. Ballard, Rev. s.
B. Page, J. D. Rockefeller, Daniel Eslls,
(AuditOr), Rev. J. Whitley, Rev. J. Lightel.
Vice Presidents-J John Lewis, Esq of
Milwaukee Rev. ]. VAndyks, of Milwaukee;
Rev. Msssrs. A.A. Eldridge and J. N. Buck
ley, of Detroit.
In the evening q very large congregation
were present. After prayer by the Rev. DR..
Dufield, the Revs. Msssrs Nate, of Chicago,
and Falkland, of Cincinnati, delivered ad-
dresses on subjects connected with the So
Cisty, from which it would appear that its
praiseWOrthy objects are meeting with corres-
pOnding success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

UNITED STATES STEAMER MIOHIGAN.-
The sIOOp- Of war Michigan left this port thil
morning fer cruise Aronnd the lakes. The
following is list of her officers:
John c. Carter. Commander.
Joseph Wilson, Surgeon.
C. c. jackson, Paymsster.
E. g. Martin, Master and Executive OFF,
cor
c. c. Eddy, Acting Ensign.
James Hunter, Acting Ensign.
W. L PsVy, Acting Ensign.
G. z. Carter, Commanders Clerk.
John J. 0deIl. Psymastsr's Clerk.
Geo. W. Elliott, Carpenter.
Bennett Jones, Acting Sd Assistant Engi-
neer.
William Bass, Acting Sd Assistant Rngi-
nseF.
Robert Reilly, Acting Sd Assistant Engi-
nOer.
John Murray, Acting Gunner.
James CumminG, Acting Masters Mate.
William HentOn, Pilot.
Alex. St. Barnard, Pilot
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

REAL estate TRANsFERs-The follow
ing transfers have been entered on the rec
ords of this county during the past week
Phebe Hubby to Joseph Amer-2O acres of
land in East Cleveland Consideration,
50, 900.
S. NJ. Starr to Charles Robinson-5S acres
of land in ROyalton. Consideration, 81 ,958.
Enocb BurwelI to Edwin Dennison-5 rods
front on Kinsmau street, near Forrest street,
by 3S2 feet deep to Orange street. Consider
alton, s., 900.
F. W. Cooper to John Kavsnaugh-5O feet
front on Washington street by 134 feet deep
Consideration, 1886.
James Root to Jane Holden-3O feet front
on St. Clair street east of Hamilton street by
lbs feet deep. Consideration, 5000.
Philip Bowen to Catharine Ryan-11 feet
front on Auburn street, University Heights,
by l4S feet deep Consideration, $500.
w. Wise to Philip JOrdan-s acres of
land in ROekpOrt. Consideration, 5000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

DIsoHARGKD.-The colored walters at the
weddsn House " got on rampage" few
days since, and demanded that they have a
colorsd head-waiter placed over them instead
of the present very able and efficient head
waiter, intimsting that If this was not done,
they would leave. The MsSsrs. KirkwOOd
replied that "theY would see what could be
done"
Thursday morning all the walters we're
summoned to the dining room, whore they
were amazed at finding full force Of white
walters. The diseemhtsd 'colOrsd help"
were requested to proceed to the Office, draw
their pay and vamoss as speedily as
convenient. That "strike" hit the .'strikers"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

Ms. PEAsE's CoAoERTs.--A Alfred f
Pease, a former resident of Cleveland, and
Iattsrly OfNsw York, and universally ac-
knOwlsdgsd by the best critics to be among
the best pianists in America, gives two
grand Operatic concerts at Brsinards Hall
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings next
He is assisted by the young, but already
brilliantly successful Prima donna, Miss
Laura Harris, who made most successful
debut in opera at the New York Academy of
Music last winter; by SignOr LOtti, well
known and excellent tenor; and by Herr
MolIenhauer, one Of the greatest viOlinceI-
lists that has ever visited the West. We
trust that, in recognition of the briIlisney
of his troupe, our citizens will give our young
tOWRsmGn brilliant ovation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

A CoPPERHEAD SOHooL DIREOFOR SOLD
Charlie a copperhosd school director in
District No. 9, Orange township, is, though,
virulent negrOphObist, very jolly fellow
and fond CT joke. His colleagues OF the
board of school directors, are both Union mon
and formerly Republicans, and at the recent
school election Charlie e., sGpposing that
his term expired at that time, conceived the
brilliant idea of eleoting negro, who lives
in the district, to the vacancy, in order, as
he expressed it to his chuckling croniss, " to
make the board straight Abolition oon-
csrn." The scheme was carried into effect
the cOpperheads rallied in their strength at
the school meeting and cast straight vote
for the gentleman of color, who was elected.
G. and his friends went home in high glee at
the " little joke which they had played on
the Republican members of the Board. But
the next day it was found that 3 term had
not expired, but that instead Of him, one Of
D---LIi.a- Of the Rnard ratirad fror,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

ACADEMY OF MUslO.-We regret that
the pressure on our columns yesterday com
PEELED the omission of notice of Mr.. Wards
benefit last night The bill presented, com
bined the two excellent dramas "Shandy
Mcclure" and "Robert Emmett" In both,
Mr.. Ward delineated the rOllicking, humor-
ous Irish character very handsomely. He
was fully sustained by the company. Mr..
Ward also recitsd "Shamos O'Brien" with
great effect and beauty. Miss Maud Stan
ley sang selected ballad with much beauty
and pathos. Tonight the two excellent
Irish pieces "ROry o'MoOre" and "Robert
Emmet" will be given.
Next week Mr.. Ward commences star en-
gagement in Columbus. Edwin Adams, the
uurivalled tragedian, is engaged to appear
here.
On Monday evening Miss Lucy Cutler
tahes benefit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

RECOVERED DANAGEs.-0ur readers will
remember that certain Women-we will moi
say IGdies--Of Youngstown, last winter COM
mitted most fsgrant assault and battery
upon two fraiI women of the town, who had
recently greatly scandalizsd it. One of tn Sc
women has recently recovered verdict of
s., 900 against the women who committed the
injury. There are two more suits pending ;
one by the second woman, and another by
the father of the two. 1t looks as if this first
lesson in moral reform would prove very
dear one before the end comes, but the re-
proof of the jury is just,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21
CTOOK OF GOODS FOR SALE

EOR SALE.-OoRNER LOT ON
West River street. directly opposite the foot Of
SuBerior street, known as "OAthen Corner l65 by
s1H fest. - J. G. JEH 6INGS,
maylq-t52 AtWater Bui ding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21
MARINE lNfeLlIaENcE.
FORT OF CLEVELAND.


ENTERED-........--.Hay .,
stmr Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit.
Prop Ontatioa shaver, OgdensburRh
Prop Comet, Wetmors, Bulalo
Prop Akron, Smith, ORdensburoh
eohr U Post, Ohapma q, Tolsfo
6chr L D Conan, Brewer Porf uuron IN n E..s
lumber. Is lath - - ~
ber. % NJ lalh. -' ~ N ~ ~
schr Wag,taG, stone, Marqustts G7a tons Irou ore
5ohr Fair Wind, Titus. BurWsIl
seoW MaynOWsT, Eilsid, Blsck BiVsr
scOW OOnsuelo, PalOT, Toussa nt
ScoW Granville, Connolly, ROndsau
OhEAREDH NJ, -
Stmr Morning Star Figsr, Detroit.
Prop Ontario, Shaver. 1ietr Il
Prop Comet, Wstmore, Green Bay.
erup Meteor, ryder. Ontonaeon
Prop Olean, DriscOll, Dunkirk. go bbls -four.
Sehr Ottawa. Chalmsr=, Ogde sburgh 1871 bbs aour
sohr : Allen, 6ilnOre, Copper Harbor, 30 tOas
schr Live Yankee, Waffle, CHICAGO, 100 tons coal.
sehr Tartar, Post, Buha 0. SO ions coal.
sehr sraoia, B yian, BrOckville 2i5 tons coal.
ee0W X Kane, COBB, Black River
COW haJnoWer, Fihed, P IT Clinton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21
NEW YORK HIARKRT--nIay 30.

TBT TELEoBAPI.T
RlouF-StEts and Western less active and closing
5alOc lower, with no buyers at outside quotatO
81, ,23a7,A for extra State S75ia7 s. extra round
hoop Ohio; 81 70aS, 40 iOr trade brands.
WhlslKY-Firmer sI,zsal ~ for state; el, ,30al,
30< for Western.
Whent-HeaVy and lc lower. Sales at eI, sal 50
s63sl7l FOR winter red western. Sales poor win
ter red At 1888
UOrn-Very scarce and firm. Old mixed Western
In store o. 80.
ORIs-DulI and dro Jpi0g ss{aS9So for Western
" oot- Quiet and uuonGnRed.
PeIrOleum-Qu1et. Crude acc. Sales 800 barrels
kehned in bond 59A51c.
POrk-Firmer s26 00A26, 80 for old me .: s2s. I2L
2,5l tor do; g OOs2l 81 for old and new primr
s26.50al7 90 for prime mess
Boef-mOre active and armer. es,5Oal3,1O for
country me Sc ODa7,O0 for country prime aI6bOa
l9 % Tor repaGked mssHi eg50a2D 50 for extra mesa
Prime mess Beef-Firm- sanCy $3.50.
Bacon Sides-Quet and entirely nOmipaI
Lard-Opened nj m but elC sed heavy At I85<aI4Sc
BuIIer-ln fair demand at 25R55c for Ohis ana
5ia4 for state
Chssse-ateady at I9aIso for common to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21
DRAFTING IN THE l9TH DIsTRICT,
List of Drafted Men In Ihe Nineteenth Con-
SresslOnRf District.

DRAFTING IN THE 18TH DISTRICT.
List of Drafted Men In the Nineteenth Con-
SresslOnRf District
The following list, exhibiting the names
of drafted men in the various townships and
counties of the Nineteenth Congressional
District, VIII be of interest to many of our
readers in that district. We have already
published the result of the draft in part of
Portage County, in that district.
GEAUGA COUNTY.
AUBURN
CIV Stafford, G Reed.
BAIEBRIDGE:
Hampton Kent.
Chester and Burton we're both out of the
wilderness.
CHARDEN.
living. d Center, Il W Rogers, E A
Hayes, A living.
HUETsBURG.
J Edwards, Morse, C H Payne, J e
Merwin. Jas Strong. Geo Adams, L D Ais
worth, W Judd, Philo Scott, E Strong.
Hampden had raised its quota.
NUNsOE.
o stancelI, W spalding, D G Kellogg,
E E Miller, A Heydsn, E A Fowler, Fred
Lepper.
MIDDLEFIELD.
Il Gates, ] Little, F Bower, Henderson
Kingston, A M,ffat, Morse, W Bishop, A
Morse, Rhodes, R Bell.
MoNTvlLLE.
E B Perry, Irwin Bills, " B Sheldon, Il
B Everett, Barnes.
NEwBURY.
o B Chapman, W Stone, o Foster, W C
Hodges, ] Button, Job Durfee, Ditto, Il
Bosworth, Hodges, J B Lawrence,
Whitcomb, M Coon, N Cate, W
Wright, A Russell, W Il Osborne, NJ Robin
son.
PARKNAE.
SM Hopkins, L G Waters, F A Richards,
] Chapman, E Lattimer, ThOs Brown, W
Benton, " Kitslemsn, N W Dayton,
Allen.
Robert M Roberts, Francis Bcss, Alvah
Burgess, Lynsie Hunt, Charles Graham, Jr,
Peter Devoe, Lucius R Judd, Carter J PeltOn,
Warren Robinson.
TH0MPsOE.
Henry B Mslin.
TROY.
William Corlett, Laban Patch, Lester
Rice, John Welsh, s B Parsons, Henry W
Hosmer.
PORTAGE COUNTY.
ATwATER.
JJHough, U Leonard, S Waller, C
A 7 ~ Gafh
CleveIy, A Berger, B Monroe, Aaron
Porter, J Webber. Jr, John Hoyls, C Gates,
L Butler, Randall, 0restes Case, Pat
Whittlesey, J Chapman, E StrattOn, Ed
Michael Seibert, David Folk, C
D MattOon, Jacob Gelhart, William Spires,
Jr.
BRIMFIELD.
Elias Hickman, Durand C Hall, Robt NJ
Risk, S G Thohas, D M Tucker, David
Evits, Julius 7 Williams.
DEERFTELD.
johnson, G z Crusen, Simeon Rhoadss,
Joshua Rieger.
FRANKLIN.
JW Ackwortb, H L Kent, Alonzo KnowI
ton, F Earl, W Burt, R Carlton, W F
Moody, Bushnell. Isaiah Keller, P Il
Sawyer, W Babcook, z A Parsons, ] Phil
lips.
PARIS.
Hiram D Walker, John E Thomas, Royal |
E Gano, Joshua G Steff, Daniel Fisher, Da-
vid P Williams, William A Walker, Edmund |
Pinney, Richard Williams, Levi Ewing, |
Aaron Delong, Daniel Hughes, John N |
Thomas, George S Belden.
sTREErsBoRO.
Joseph English, Crawford Patterson, John
rucker, Jr, Julian Lewis, Webb, Will
ard B Thomas, Harlan P Curtis.
sUFFIELD.
Lewis Matz, William Sell, Noah Fahlen,
Nicholas FOsbunder, Randolph Bone, Samuel
Stark, W M Stout, Peter Jacob, John KurtE,
Earl Tappen, James Morton, J Zug, NJ COeke.
As the result of the draft in Trumbull and
Ashtabula counties has already been pub
ishsd in the county papers of those counties
We do not republish it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21
CHICAGO nIARKRT--mAY 20

Especial to the cleveland LEADKs.i
EIOur-5alOc lower. Sales Of spring extras at
e55Oa7,Oo
Wheat-21Sc lower. Sales at sI,26al,2sK for No
|, ard q, ,25sI27h for No 2
COrn-lc high Sales at 81, ,lIAi, u for No I, and
81, 0ai, ,l01S OI HO2
ORIs-lo lower. Sales at s74ass5fo for MOL.
Rys-FiTm at 81 20
AArisy-ccAIce and firm.
PrOvlsIOns-hess Pork firm at 526, ,5Oag7, 90 -
LAID more active and better. Sales OF prime leaf NJ
l3Aal3kc.
Whisky-2aso higher. Sales at 81 ,2OaI %, closing
quiet sl n.
HYeighas-Hc h CHER. Sc corn to Buffalo
ReeeipIB-37O0 bbls -four, 81 0A0 bushels " heat
81 100 bushels corn, lO,OO0 bushels oats
ShlpmenIa-6O O06 bbls -four, $500 bush wheat
96 go bush corn, l22 O9o bush oats
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

PeLIcE 0OURT.-Yesterdsy morning the
usual string of offenders awaited tho judg-
ment of Judge Hessenmueller upon their
cases. For intoxicstiOn, Charles J. NichoI-
son, &. Davis, Timothy o'Neil, Thomas P.
james, and John Sherry were each fined 81
and costs; Robert Percy was aned SIS and
costs, and Mary Ann Coleman and Eliza
Thompson were each sent to the House Of
Correction for 20 days.
For disturbance, John and Thos. DOnnahus
we're fined esoh S. and costs Andrew john
son, $40 and costs, and the cases of Thomas