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BOARD OF FTRADE-SrsPESsIoE OF BUSINESS.
The Board of Trade, at their session
yesterday, voted to hold no meeting to-day
and that all its members should suspend
business, today being a day of national
fasting and prayer.
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BUFFALO mARKET--Aue. ].

FlOur-Duu.
Wheat-sales OF No Chicago sPrins,at 81 90,
others neglected and nominal
gOrn-lc lower. sales No at 81
abats-Dull and lower. Sales mol at SIC;
Whisky-Sales att 73, aud quiet.
Canal Freights-Firm and unchanged To
New York--Wheat 2lo; Oorn 1s1l; Oats l2c.
Lake improvisation y,SO4; wheat lA,k3Oi
corn 4O, 1872; oats 90, ,263.
Canal ExpOr1s-F1our 3o5; wheat IS, 200;
corn 81, 100; oats II ,3240.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04

HUMPHR EYS HOMEOPATHIC
IL MEDIOIEEs.-A full supply Of these Rem
edies Just received, fresh from the Doctor and fol
sale By CHURCHILL & BROTHER,
fuIv lb l26 Ontario Street
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aalisfEllanEnns.

STRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE
OIEG, ALTERING and PREssISG.-Having Just re-
turned from the East, an prepared, by the aid Of
experienced hands, 70 do any work in this line, as
we'll Is in felt and beaver hats in the best possible
manner and mOst fashionable style.
fRED'K CYRIAX,
French steam Dye House,
marl4 lO2 and lo4 Seneca street.
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OswEGO HIARKET-Aus 3.

FIOur-Dull and 25e lower. Sales at II 009
II 25 for No ! spring; IL 5O91l 50 for red winter
l2OO912 25 for white; u T5@lSo0 for double extra.
Wheaton all descriptions scarce and market
firm. sales 81 % Tor No. Chicago Spri@g.
COrn-6earee and quiet Illinois held at 49,
Oats-NOne Offering.
Canal Freights-Quiet. EloRr 6l@5Sei
wheat 1S11fSe, corn Iae 70 GsH York,
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REWARD OFTERED.--A reward of 5000 Is
offered for the apprehension of the burglar
or burglars who entered the store of L. NJ.
a II. T. Hover, on Tuesday night, and for
the recovery of the goods taken therefrom,
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NEW YORK sTOCK gLARKET.

By TELEGRAPH.
NV ToRz, Aug. 3, 1864.
Governments StOeks-Are teady. United
States 6s 81 coupons 1O5549lO63<; 6-Z0s coupons
Certificates y47s-
A rain storm commenced ct P. ". Wind East;
Gold rose 70 Z5s3z ona Tumor that Grant was re-
treating on Washington.
There was no Second Board held Tbs afterDoon.
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No PAPER To-MoRRow.-Nope pepper will be
issued from this Office tomorrow, as to-day
is, according so tine Proclamation of the
President of the United States, set apart as
a day of national fasting and prayer.
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ROR SALE.-One good Secondhand
Il TOP BUGGY. Enquire at 15l River Street.
tulyI3-16O
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Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the
Office OF the City Civl Engineer uRtl twelve
O'Clock July 2Jth, for grading aud Improving
spruce Street The Board Of City Improvements
invite the submission Of bids, rsssrvin the right
to sccspt or reject the same
JOHN WHITELAW,
iuIyI2-l61 City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04

BOARD OF TRADE AND INTERNAL REVENUE
The Board Of Trade ct their session, Mon
day, August 1st, adopted the following Pre-
amble and Resolutions:
Whereas, At the last session of Congress g
law was enacted, assessing tax Of one
eighth Of one per cent upon all sales of
merchandise, produce or other goods,
(see Sec. 90 of the Act to provide Internal
Revenue to support the Government. &c,
&c.) to take effect July l, 1894.
Resotved.-That an extra charge of one
eighth of one per cent, to be called "Rev-
nue. Tax" be added to the charges already
made on sales of all property received and
sold in this market on commission, on and
after the first day of August, 1864.
S. F. Lester & Co. T. W. Evans,
Davis & Yorce, Otis & Brownel
cannon Freeman, Hughes Rockefeller,
Begges & Sinclair, j. Feusier
Il. johnson & Co., A. Wiener 4 Co
Murray Stewart Bond 4 RIorris
J. walton, Clarke ROCKEFELLER.
Chas. DeMof, Clark & Woc3urorJ
Sprangle & Burgert
Thatcher, Gardner, Burt & Co.
AT their session on Wednesday. tho fo1
lowing amendment was adopted =
Resotvea.-That so much of the prean-
bic and resolutions as was passed bv tbs
Board, Augusu lst, relative to the tax of
one-eighth of one per cent. on sales ON
commissions be so amended as to also cover
all sales on commission made during july.
where account sales have not already been
rendered 70 theeonsignors.
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N0fIce 20 COnHacIOrs.

DROPOSALS will be received at the Of
nee Of the City Civil Engineer until u O'Clock
NJ July 18th I564 for grading spruce street, be-
tween FearI anu y cal1ufe otreets AlsVi vuteri0
Street, between the Public square and Lake Street
Plans and Specifications may be seen, aRd more
particular inf0rmstion had at ssid EngiEeer's Of
nee
The Board Of City improvements invite the sal
mission Of bids reserTing the night to accept or re-
iect the same.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN WHITELAW,
july16-I6I City Civil Engineer.
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REsIGNED.-Mr. John U. Parsons, for a
long time the efficient General Ticket Agent
of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, has
resigned his position and accepted the ap-
pointment of General Ticket Agent of the
Toledo and Wabash Railroad, with head
quarters at Toledo.
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DIVIDEND.

CUrvEIAND, COLUMBUS 4 CISCusEATI p B. Co.
CLEvELASD, o., July IL, 1854.
HNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
this Company have declared Cash Dividend
Of ave per cent, aud an extra cash dividend OF
three per cent, both payable at the usual places
Ak The transfer books will close the evening
Of the 10th instant, and reopen on the ID Of Au-
gust GEO. H RUSSELL,
iulvI2-I6l Treasurer-
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DEPARrED.-W. C. Mcfarland, Esq, left
Cleveland yesterday for Nashville, having
accepted an important position in the
Quartermaster's department, at Nashville.
Success to him in his new field of actionl
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Matiffs.
Notice TO Contractors.

DROPOSALS will be received at the
il Office Of the City Civil Engineer until Il
o'clock, July 18th, 1854, for building StORe-Ware
Pipe sewer In Ontario street and Fountain Alley 70
connect with the seneca street Main Sewer Plans
and specifications may be seen and more particular
information obtained said Engineers oilice- The
Board Of City improvements invite the submission
Of bids reserying the tight 10 accept or reject the
same JOHN WHITELAW,
fuIyI2-l6l City Civil Engineer.
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THE DRAFT.

Quotas Of the several Townships and
Wards of the Nineteenth Congress
siOnaI District
The following are the quotas of thesev-
eral Counties, Townships and Wards of the
Eighteenth Congressional District, under
the call for SOC, 900 men.
Crv.uor. Cor-v-y-
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SERVICES AT Trinity CHURcH.-To day
being day OF National Fast, Trinity
Church will be opened for service at half
past ten O'Clock, A. N.
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TIE 15OT# COMING HoNE.-Private letters
from the members of the 15Oth Ohio N. G.,
says that the regiment has received orders
to leave Washington on Sunday, and will
reach here on Tuesday next. Their place
in the forts will be filed by marine regi-
mani
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04

Tho regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Loyal League and Freedman's 5
Rolief Association, will be held at their
room, in the Court House, on Saturday,
August 9th, at three P. N.
AS business of interest will be brought
before the meeting, general and punctual
attendance is earnestly requested.
Mrs. II. IL. LITTLE,
Aug. 2:& President
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FAsr DAy.-As this is a National Fast
Day, the Post Office will only be open to-
day from nine to eleven o'clock, A. n.
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TH4NKs.-We extend our thanks to Mr..
whitworth for very beautiful bouquet.
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Police CoURr.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning
Vagraney-George W. johnson and Will
liam Welsh, cases continued to Friday.
Disturbanee-owen Clark, fhed 81 and
costs.
Assault and Battery-John Reeves, con-
tinued to Monday Martha Ryan, diseharg-
ed '. Evans S. and costs winfield Scott,
$40 and costs; H. C. McKeOn, S. and costs.
Keeping a House of III Fame-sarah
Richmond and Mary Earl, fned each s35
and costs; Jenny Stevens and Mary Da-
Wis, for residing in same, fined SO and
costs; Franklin Miller, John Mcfarland,
Caroline rst and Eliza Kerous, for visiting
same, find $40 and costs, and Caroline
Funst sent to workhouse 30 days.
Receiving Stolen Property-Thomas L.
Parker and John Parker, continued to
Monday.
Petit Larceny-Catherine Smith, case
nolled.
=IntOxica,ion-Martha Wilson and Sarah
Condul, sent to house OF correction 80 davs.
John Armstrong, Weldon Shepard and
Charles Marshall, fined 81 and costs.
The cases Of Mary Mccullough, for for
gerry, and Of Henry Williams, for selling
Intoxicating liquors on Sunday, were con-
tinued
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A MEDIcAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC viii be
held at the Cleveland Medical College,
corDor of Erie and St. Clair Streets, every
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Aug. 3:l65.
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Sfhuols.


1
| fiSoeTs6I. Cor1e-Iy 6tII0 ~. m - -
~ ~ FeIectic Institati for is5s b-~inz On Trse
day. the gth Of August, ana continuesI thi-sse,,
weeks; At the request Of the Trustees, Mr. CAB
7lELD WI tEs ssisIi "a, ~ % I.a, IN ~ ~ a
iyer series OF Lectures ,-r<, r, ~
| Ihe Trustees have secured tne services " v
Haywood, A. H., an accom- Phsiied and successful
/ Teacher who will act as Associate Principal
| NJ, tooTs will r-tain the surerfufendence Z
-, 1s n -+,,,,f A am c6'r,,. ~ .,l,Iif5,,s
T-I-. iii - ge-r,r,.d aud spsciaI fnstructior
1eacneIs Will % aesuA5 ~. AtNAaA l-'tt uSs.oA
besides Tor those VINO oeslFe 10 II themselves ioi
| teaching.
Ample facilities viii Be Rnordsd for Instructions
l in Paintfng Vocal AID Instrumental Music anc
! psnrn, ,sbio
TrrTTTON
AO-A-N-''
Common English Branches per term Of thir-
tee, yEae,s -. .......-........S 100
Uigber FngIish luriuiluR Natural Scianca
80 Iis.hrs' - 4 %
.,t anu a a ~ n .s ..i.,t anJ Modsrn
dl8neE AAthehALASsS AAS40-- N@~ ~ ~
Languages. 80
The Term Of fourteen Weeks at proportionate rEtes
sa a1e y made for les than naf fern,
six weeks) except in case Of sickness Students
are required 70 make settlements With the fursez
within two weeks from the beginning OF the term
BOARDING.
p,r7 ~,r IL obtained In good families at 81 Rs
- e n - ,rs.fr S.udents can avail themselves
- -. s-'I St =, - Of heading by which tbs az
..s - 49, r. reduced one-third Thig plan OF
boarding has been tested during the past yeas and
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. " 7 . AV5U, 7 Is :.
LOUIS HAMMER, Secretary,
g.. W. CALKINs Treasurer.
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From the Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Com
pany in relation to damages sustained by
them oy the change of grade Of the street
in front Of their premises. Board Of City
improvements.
From the City Physician aud Health Of
ficer, in relation to pest house non resident
patients-Committee on Infrmary.
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OFFICE A. A. P. NJ. G., :

Circular No. 81 says the Provost Mar
shal shall "secure, and arrange all the
credits, due to the different districts and
subdistricts."
A settlement between Governor Tod
and the War Department, Oct. oath, 1858,
balanced every thing to that time
nothing prior was then "due."
This, it is true, works injustice to some
patriotic districts but it cannot be obvi-
ated. Before that time there was no ae-
count kept of districts, or sub-distriets. .In
fact there were none, but all credits were
to the state at large. It is now impossible
to sort out 10000 men, and give them
their proper districts and subdistricts
By order of Colonel Peter.
L. V. BTsRcE
A.A. g..
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julyl6-16I
NOTICE 70 BUILDERRs

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received on or before 18th July, 1854, AZ the Of
nee OF Tennis q Dangier, IS7 Water street, BY the
undersg gnsd, for the erection Of SchOol-House in
the Fourth Ward according 70 plans and speetnea-
tlous for tho same, which plans and specifications
NAV be seen at the oiee Of 5. U. Porter, nos and
q Perkins Block ID. A. DANGLER,
tuIy9=l6I Chairman Of school Com.
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FoR CEIrAeo.-The steamer St. Louis,
Captain Woodwork, leaves this evening
for chicago and Milwaukee.
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Board can be obtained In good families ct 8, %
and -. so Der week Students can avail themselves
Of the club system Of boarding By which the sx-
penses may be reduced one-third This plan Of
found eminsnsiy satisfactory.
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NOgscz g aflETEpa Gsp OWN d Yzs.

NoToE 70 MGsTERs AND 0wSEEs OF VEs-
szIs.-Vessels cannot enter or depart from
Black river harbor, Except light, because
Of huh Of old schooner being sunk in said
harbor. Said obstruction will be removed
as soon as possible, and notice of said re-
moYal will be given through the papers.
c. ]. BALLARD,
Collector, &c.
C1ev,e;e,J Aro7,et 9,,d 1874
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English Fancy Biscuits, Banbury Cakes,
Ice Cream daily at S. ". CARROTS, late
Mould, Hogan q Co. auI-I62
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Meat q 7autvtIs emeats

6T-"FOR aALE.a "T0 RfaNT,h LOST, ."
.'WANTs," "FOUNb," ;" "B0ARDING,' % "QUER-
LIS - and other short notices, not exceeding FoUR
NIHEs inserted twice in this column FOR S cents,
Three times 50 cents. four times 90 cents;
"a al over FoUR LIEEs and net exceeding EIGHi
xEEEs, double above rates
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LEADER
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


W. P. Fes ssenden-Proposals for Loan
PeltOn a Breed-For Chicago milwaukee.
Garretson, HoEe & Color Lake Superior.
Robt llama & Co.-Grand Pleasure Excursion
}. b. Cory-Brewster Institute.
L. \. Dangler-Sealed Proposals.
c. s. Whcat0n-Notice
2s2 Prospect-Girl wanted.
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DIED.

In Painesville, August SOth, of Dysentery, VII
LET F. SMITH. eldest son Of silas and Anna NJ.
Smith Of this City.
Funeral this Thursday p NJ, at ~ o'clock, from
the residence Of DR.. David Mathews, Paiuesville
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04

CLEvELAyD AND PITTsBURGH RA1LRoAD.-
The estimate earnings of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad for the month of July.
1864 were as follows.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND sIARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

The receipts Of Grain By rail for the "a hours
ending at half past one O'Clock to-day are fol-
lows:
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Aug q

FAST DAY.-Union service in the Euclid
Street Presbyterian Church at I01l A. N.
Sermon by the pastor. au4-l62
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Street Presbyterian Church at I01l A. N.
Sermon by the pastor. au4-l62
MUSRo's TEN CENT NOVELS are now, by
universal consent, put at the head of all
their competitors. 1t was the conviction
of the publishers from the start that merit
would assertitself in spite of all opposition,
and consequently their books are all Of
standard literary excellence, and written
by the most popular authors. That such
books should be popular is only matter Of
course. Let every one choose for himself
from the following list:
No l, The Hunters No 2, The Trapper's
Retreat; No 3, The Patriot HighwayInan /,
No A, The Hunted UniOnist; No 5, The
Track Of Fire No 6, The Man Eaters No
Z, Charlotte Temple; No 8, The Death Face (;
No 9, The Indian Slayer; No 10, The Tiger
Of the Ocean; No IL, The Hunters Tri-
umPh No II, The Ocean Rovers; No 10,
The Tory Outwitted No IA, Zeke Sternum,
the Lion-hearted Scout; mol Is, The Seourge
of the Seas; No 10, The Captive Maiden /;
No II, LOng-legged Joe; No IS, The Wild
Scout Of the Mountains; No l9, The Forest
Lodge. Ready on Saturday-No 20, RoI-
licking Rangers; No q, Rattlesnake Dick.
or The Flower of the Wigwam.
Tor sale by all News Agents and Book
sellers, and sent postpaid on receipt of
price--ten cents. Liberal terms to Agents.
GEORGE MUYROE & Co,
au5-l62w&s l37 William ST., n. Y.
SIXTH WARD AID AspcIATIoN.-There
viii be meeting for the purpose Of
closing up this Association on Wednesday
evening, August Sd, at the Wigwam, on
Scovill street. Every drafted man having
received $500, it viii be for the members Of
the Association to decide what shall be
done with the surplus funds now in the
hands of the Treasurer.
W. ?. Pooe, Pres't.
LOUIS HAMMER, Secretary,
g. W. CALKINs Treasurer.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and treat western Railway.

Atlantic and treat Western Railway.
Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this 10 The only route running trains that leave
Cleveland Oh sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at $40 P. NJ, arriving at Sal
amanca at 4:4i A. NJ, and New York at 9:23 P. N.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
na No Change Of Cars
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MILITARY CoMuIrqzEasooNs,

COLONEL PoTTER.-Dear Sir:
see that you have the adjustment Of
credits TO be made in this state.
You are aware, doubtless, that on the Path
of October last, q general equalization took
place in the state, by which the state was
saved from draft at the time. Now some
townships had furnished more'than their
quota for that call and others had furnished
none. l claim that the townships having
a surplus, only lent that surplus to the
state, and should now have it returned to
them and applied on the new call; and
townships that did not then furnish any
should be made to equalize.
This would be equal handed Justice, and
should be done ifpOssible. Can it be done I?
Pleass answer, and oblige
Yours truly,
GEO. F. BROEN.
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SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIEs.-A complete
Schedule of Stamp Duties imposed by the
last Congress has recently been issued from
the LEADER job Office, in convenient form
for use or reference, and is for sale at the
LEADER Office, and also at the Post Office.
1t is essential to all business men.
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aeatistrY.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE
nALLIwELL and DANIELS, Dentists, return
thanks for the very liberal patronage they have
ceiyed the past twelve years. and hope for cOnttnu
ance. We also beg to inform those who are in need
Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH and other work in our
profession, that prices will be governed By the
value Of GOLD on and after the first day Septem-
Der next we have 10 gold, its equivalent IN
Greenbaeks, for all the material We use. CODse-
quently compelled 10 advance our prices. A
Pull Set, Upper or Lower, from Ten Dollars and
upwards, until tho specified time.
ALEX. b. HALLlWELI, n. D.,
J. r. DANIELS.
Dental Rooms, cor. Ontario st. and Pub. Square.
July %, 1854 Jy32-S
II II. MERRIAM, ATTUKNE EY
Counsellor, Notary, and General Collection
AGENT once l6s Superior-st., Cleveland, o.
= CoIlections made promptly and on reasons
BILE tarVnH ian2-RH
DLATED PICKLE STANDS, CAS-
TORS and Cake Baskets, at
COwLEs & CO.'S,
ivT 137 Weddell House.
OLD SILVER WARE-NEW
NsuPPly just received q coWLES.
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ENSIGN & HANSOOM,
CHOICE FAMILY
q ROC e r les.
1O6 PUBLIC SQUARE.
mayI9-R2
rRAvELER,s REGISTER.

BE- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Boats will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus Once, l4T Superior street, next
door to tho Weddeil House.
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DRAFT CREDITS PRIOR TO ls62.-The fol-
lowing correspondence between the Mill
tary Committee of Warren County and the
authorities at the Office of the State Pro-
vost Marshal General, states very clearly
the ruling in regard to credits due to sub
districts prior to Oct 4th, 1862
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hand ct the
Leader COunting-ROOm:
Land Mortgages,
Warranty Deeds,
Leases
Land Agreements,
Constable's Blanks,
Captions for Dispositions,
Notaries' or justices Certificates,
Transcripts of Marriage Record,
Election Blanks,
United States Commissioners Warrants
and Affidavits-
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pIANO.-A GOOD, SECONDHAND
Il Chiekering Piano for sale cheap, ct No Euclid
street. jy26-l6l
Il taining small amount Of money, which the
owner can have By paying for this advertisement.
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD & CO.,
tuly6-l5S 2l7 SuperiOr-st.
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E. B. HALE, Banker,

III superIOF IT.
U. s. BONDS, GOLD, SILVER, u s. CoU-
PoNs AND CANADA MONEY,
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DEPOSITS RECEIVED

DEPOSITS RECEIVED
And Collections msdeIEat all, accessible
points. s
Ba5= Uncurrent Funds converted at
Lowest Rates
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
may2
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