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CHICAGO mARKET--Aas. Is.

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.l
CHICAGO, Aug. Is.
FIour-ouist. sales /, ,IeO JbIz at g oo9lo %
for spring extras.
Wbeat-wfnter 295e lower spring steady
sales 70,GO9 bus at 81 os for No red 81 Oo92 %
for No. . red; e. Ooa2 90 for No spring. 81 s39
IS for No. ? spring-closing at inside
COrn-1Sc lover. Sales 10000 bus at 81 2S@
al 2355 for Nc I and 81 2l@l 2l1z for No2-
OatS--llsa2c higher. Sales 10000 bus at 659
57c-closing at 66lzc.
Rye-4c higher. Sales No. lat 81 4O91 45, clos
outside.
RarIey-IOc higher. Sales No. 2 at s2 1592 2o.
WhisISy-lc higher Sales 1l00 bbls at 81 700
7I-closing firm.
Mess POrIk-HeId at $50 OO94O co. -.
Iartl-Firmer at 2Oc.
Grain Freights-711e on corn, &C on cats to
Buffalo,
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CITY NEWS.
Union District convention.


To the Union Voters Of the Eighteenth Con-
qrcssioHal District:
Pursuant to resolution of the D6trtct
Committee, the Union voters of the Eigh1
teeuth 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 goth, to elect delegates to tho Dis
triet Convention to be held in Clev' slands :
August 25th, at Brainsrd's Hall, for the
purpose of nominating one COngressmin, q,
snd for such other business as may be
brought before the Convention. Each cOu1 L
ty, under the apportionment agreed uPoI :
will be entitled to one delegate for ever
one hundred votes cast for Gov. Br0ugh at
the last Slate election, szd Que for each
fraction OF fifty or upwards. This will en-
title the several counties to the following
number of delegates:
CuyahOga county, llO
Summit county, AZ
Lake county, ~
Bv order of the Committee.
D. A. DAEeLER, President
BOLIVAR BUTTs, Sec'y.
CLEVELAND, August 6.
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FOUND DEAD.
The BOdy of an Unknown Man FOund
Dead-A possible clue 30 his Identtli-


Yesterday morning ConductOriCrawford,
of the Mahoning Railroad, discovered the
dead body of an unknown man, lying
near the Mahoning track, in fence corner,
about eighty rods from Windham Station
He was German, about five feet ten inches
in height, light hair, a little bald, whiskers
around his face ; he wore blue mixed sum
mer pants, blue broadcloth overcoat, and
black vest. He was found lying on his
back with his hands folded on his breast.
There were no marks of violence, and no
one could give any information respecting
him. In his pocket was found letter
written in German, which may lead to ms
Identification. The letter, evidently writ
ten by a well educated person, is addressed
to Lima Nagal, and several times refers tS
Notary Gretzler, of Brandensburg.
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PENSIONS TO HUNDRED DAY MES--Ihe
Washington Chronicle publishes the follow
ing correspondence, from which it appears
that heirs Of hundred day soldiers are le-
galIy entitled to receive pensions:
ONO STATE MILITARY AGENCY,
iWAsHikGFox, D. c., August s., 1854
Hon. Joseph II. Barrett. Commissioner y
Pensions, Washington, D. C.:
SrR: I have the honor to state that am N
oJ-;sed tilatt thara - ooBeid deTaDle douOI IA
the minds of many citizens Of the state
which it is my privilege to represent as
Military Agent in this city, whether hers
of commissioned or nOn-eommissIoned Oh
6cers aud priyates who have died or been
disabled while in the hundred days sery.-,
ice, are entitled to pension, the same as Il
the soldier had died or been disabled IN the
! three years service.
will YOU please inform me on the subject
| that I may give it publicity?
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
| JAMES G. WETMoRE,
/ Ohio State Military Agent.
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THE OcFAY CIRcus.-spau- ding y Rogers
famous Ocean Circus, that has travelled in
the last few years over 10000 miles, and
has visited almost every part Ofhle habit
able globe, will perform in this city on next
Monday and Tuesday.
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LADIES TAKE NoTToE.-We intend to ship
in few 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-
ton to Mr. j. A. Brown or Mrs. Hiram L.
Griswold, late of this city, can send them
Immediately to our rooms, 95 Bank Street,
and we will with pleasure forward them to
their destination.
aug12;16S s. A. g. OF NORTHERN ONO.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
Esw LOan-seven and ThreeATenths
Treasury Notes

-bis Banl, is prepared and will receise 50 bscrip
lions for The NEW LOAN Of Treasury Notes, paya-
BE three years from Au ust I5 ~, be airing inter
est at the rate Of seven and threetenths pei cent
per anuurn. with semi-annuai coupors attached
PAYABLE in lawful money.
Iiterest will be allowed to August 9th on .depo5-
its prior to that date II made subsequent inter
sst will be computed and charged to time Z" pay
ment. - -. no -
Notes viii be issued for s50 S1OJ, $500, 1000 or
s., 600, and made payable to order or IN hAnkI as
subscribers may direct
the holder at maturity, into SIX per cent gold
bearing bonds redsemable after I've % and pays,
bic twenty years from August 18Th, 1861 jySO loz
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CouuIoSs-LOss OF THE SCHOONER SToRM
sPIR1T.-A collision, resulting in the loss
of a vessel, took place in Lake Huron,
Wednesday night, under the following cir
cumstances: The barque City of Milwau-
kee, Capt. Mel Brown, bound down, from
Chicago, with a cargo of wheat, when
off Bark shanty, on the night in question,
discovered the light of vessel on her bow,
and notwithstanding every effort was made
to clear the stranger, a collision took place,
resulting in the sinking of the latter in a
few moments afterwards. The strange vessel
proved to be the Storm Spirit, bound up
with a cargo of coal. The crew of the lost
vessel were taken on board the barque and
brought to this city. The barque had her
cutwater pretty effectually used up, caus-
ing her 10 leak badly-her jibboom was
also carried away, and portions other head
gear. She arrived in Detroit yesterday A. NJ.
and intends prosecuting the remainder OF
her passage by aid of tug, to Butiolo-
The Storm Spirit was owned by Scott x
Rankin, at Erie, was 2lS tons burthen,
came ott in in 1856, but partially rebuilt
in 1851. The particulars as to the insur-
anee we did not learn.
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NEW YoRK sToCK MARKET.


lBT TELEGRAPH-
NEW YORK, Aug. IL, 1854.
Governments StOeks-Irregular and unset
tied.
Cbion 40; It WAYNE Il6; Erie 1l3; Hudson l34; M.
So 9a5S; H. @. scrip 100; @. & P. ll3l5; Chi. & n
W. preferred 9l1l; Canton q; Reading 13T; Erie
preferred lI0s; Ohio NJ. certificates So US 730s
iOgiI; one year certificates 945s; Skies 81 coupons
lO75z; 5-21s registered 1887; $50 coupons 1925
{ ixes 81 registered los.
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To MEs SUBJECT TO DRAFT.-The advertis-
er wishes to be one of club of ten or more
reliable men who will agree and bind them
selves to pay each two dollars (S2) per week
toward the support of the families of those
who may be drafted. Call at the Leader
Job Room.
august I6 1853
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. THE MrxsTRRIs LAST NTeHT.-seldom has
a larger or more appreciative audience
greeted accompany of Minstrels than that
which assembled last evening to hear Ar
lington, Kelley & Icons Mlnstrels. The
ACADEMY of Music was filled. Negro Min
strelsy has charm about ii that attracts all
classes. It's one of the forms Of amuse-
nent of which the public never tire. Is.
peeially in Cleveland are Minstrels favor
ite. In some respects, however, the min
glea company that reformed last evening
will carry of the palm. The pantomime with
which they concluded was accomplished IN
an 5nimitable manner. Laughter. cheers
| and the widest enthusiasm attended theiI
songs. burlesqnes and Jokes. Who would
laugh and grow fat, even in hot weather
et'him visit the Minstrels tonight lf
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FoR sALE.-The large Brick, House, on
the corner of Case Avenue and Lake Street,
now occupied by S. NJ. Carpenter. The
lot is large, with plenty offruit &c. Terms
very reasonable. Apply to
L. PRESTIss.
AUGUST ID, 1864. aug15:rS.
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POLICE CoURr.-Judge Hessenmueller ais-
,,osed of the following cases yesterday
yarraney.-Mary Mcbride, sentence sus-
nsnded until wednesday; Mary Sanders
sent to Work House 90 days; Lester Elrke'
1onoss Patrick and George Smith, continue
ed till Wednesday. a---
Carving Concealed WeaPons.-71onln onn NC -l''
Carey, aned $40 and costs; Oscar. A. Iou'
1sv case continued to the goth.
2D5isturbance.-Mary Murphy, fined s2'oO
and costs Timothy Daily, $1,000 and costs
Sane Hawkins, costs; Jacob skalolkOr' 500
and costs. 11oves
continued to wednesday; Patrick Philibln'
-. -rt
Petit Lareony-Elizabeth solomon, SO
II and costs.
Il Horse stealing.-Edward Meade, waived
an examination, bound oyer to Court IL
$3.50.
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Never fail to curel Do not nsussatel Are speed
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some of them very severe cases. Over one hun
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Of their composition, which is entirely vegetable,
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such as Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
the Whites, Nightly IHvoluntary Emissions, In
confluence, Genital Debility and frritabiity, I'm
potence, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
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sexual Excesses or Self Abuse, or some constitu-
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and in Diseases Of the Bladder and kidneys, they
they act as charm. Relief is experienced by ta-
king single box. o.
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G. W. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Dleveland.
They will be sent by mail, securely scaled, and
con6dentislly, on receipt Of the money, BY
J. BRYAN, M. D.,
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DOnsulting Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
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THR sPECIFIO PIIL

Is-not a HoTneopatlie remedy, nor does it contain
Mercury Iron, Cantharides, any injurious ingre-
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Go1xe HOME.-The l92nd Penns ylvania
Regiment, which went to JohnsonHs Island
on Saturday, takes the place of the Hist
o. n. G., Col. Asper, which has completed
its term Of service and will now go bone
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aug12;16s S. A. s. OF NORTHERN ONO.

CurAHoeA COUNTY FATR.-The lists of pre-
miums to be awarded at the Cuyahoga
County Fair to be held in Cleveland Sep
tember 27th to 3Oth, will be ready for dis
tribution by the 18th of August inst. Off
GERS of the Society and all individuals de-
string copies are requested to call for the
same at the: office of the Ohio Farmer on
Bank Street s. d. HARRIS n
aug. IL: 1853 Secretary.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
-
Atlantic and Great western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves oaily
Saturdays excepted, at slo P NJ, arriving ~ BAL
ananea AZ 4.44 A. NJ, and New York at 9:2s P. NJ
Sledfing Coaches attsehed-
a No Change Of Cars.
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T.. D. HALE, Banker,
LOCAL NOTICES.

ALIENS ATTRNTIoN.-To an Alien who
wishes to go as a Substitute the high
est bounty will be paid, if applied for i'm
mediately. JOHN ALEXANDER,
aug. I6 10 + l05 ST. Clair st.
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D1scHAReED.-MajorA A. ]. Konkle, Of ahe
First Ohio Artillery, has been honorably
discharged from the service, on account OF
physical disability.
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FRoM LAKE SUPERIoR.-The Meteor ,rrived
on Sunday from Lake Superior, and left on
her return trip last evening
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LEADER.
MONDAY EIORNING, AUGUsF no.
NV ADVERTIsEMENTs.

ut. Co-For ogdensburgh.
wanted-Girls to feed Press.
PeIton & sammis-Horse Fair
VIM. Graham-Lost.
J.H. Observation-Disclosures Wanted
For sale-Garden Lands.
n. T. Co.-For Chicago.
wv. K.-situation Wanted.
Aliens Attention-Looal Notice.
To Men Subject to Draft-Local Notice
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SINGULAR AccIDEyT.-A little boy, seven
years old, the son of Irish parents, on sun
dav went into an orchard of Mr. John
Blair, on Prospect street, to get some apples,
when he wps chased by COW that pushed
him w;,th its horns. One horn entered the
mouth of the boy, leaving no exterior
mort but piercing the palate and mhlet-
ing such injuries that he is not ezpee.eu 70
live. DR.. wheeler, Jr., is attending him.
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REcRu1rIxe APPoINTMFNT.-Mar r. lie
laney, Of Cuyahoga, has been appointed
sub-agent for this district, 10 recruit in the
rebel States.
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REuovAL.-Frank Brothers Hoop Skirt
Manufacturers have moved from their store
at No. 24s, Superior street, to No. l29, supe-
rior street, under the johnson House.
aug. 8 ;leS, l--. -.
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NJ. MONEY mARKEr--Aug. Is.

7
MOney-steady at 66T q cent.
sterling EXehange-Rather more steady;
27T6l27S for currencyt
CsOId-Without decided change, opening at
255s<, advancing to 1854, declining to 2567s. ad
yancng to 256Jz and closing quiet at 25612925G3s.
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PERsoxAI.-- Brigsdier-General BuSord
was in town yesterday.
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AT THE ASe1ER.-Arlington, Kelly and
Icons Mipsrsls are at the Angler,
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p-;o.disr ar General Hardin, commanding the
nost Il is highly complimentary to the
regiment, c,,,.,

nost II is highly complimentary to the
regiment, -,
DEPARTMENT. OF WAsHINGT0S,
WAsmSGToS, AUGUsT IL, ls5i
SPECIAL ORDERS no. 972.
The term of service ofthe l5Oth regiment
O. n. q having this day expired, the Com
manding General takes this opportunity 10
express his profound regret in tho loss Oh
this regiment from his command during
-its short term of service, no regiment IN the
army has made greater progress, or at'aln-
| ed a higher degree of proficiency IN tne az
ouirements of the soldier
| To Colonel Hayward Is due great praise
| for the efficient manner III which he mas
commanded the Second Brigade OF this d.
| vision /: and To bieutenant-Golonel Frazee, /,
the officers and men Of the l50th Regiment u
Ia n. G., the General Commanding extend 5
his CONGRATULATIONS and thanks for Their
EqentIemanly and soldierly conduct Whlle
in this command, and most especlally durE
ING the recent attack upon washington n !,
is sincerely hoped the Government may
aeain secure the services Of this re glmeinl
nv re-enlistment, and should such hope DC
T realized, it would be source OF the great
est pleasure TO again have the regiment un-
der his command.
By command Of
NJ D. HARnIN. Brig, Ten.
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omMERcIAL.
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mPoRrANT TO LADIEs-Dr. Har-

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AnpuIntmtnts.

4 PPOINTMENTS FOR THE YEAR
AOF IsGi.-Dr. CLARK, a German Reformed
Botanical Physician and Surgeon, will consult pa
tients for all chronic diseases OF every character
FRYE or CHARGE az the ioliosging times and places
during the present year: