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A SOLDIER ROBBED BY TWO PRosTITUTEs.-
ARREST OF TIE CRTlnNALs.-A soldier, re-
Gently discharged from the 18th United
States infantry, whose name we withhold,
was robbed, on Friday evening last, of
$3.50, while in low house of prostitution
at the corner of Canal and Champlain
streets. The robbery was committed by a
notorious thief and prostitute named Car
oline Furst. She was assisted by another
woman, whose name is not known. The
two left, on Saturday afternoon, on the af-
ternoon train for Pittsburgh, getting on the
train at Euclid Street Station. They were
arrested at Wellsville, by the police force
ofthat town, on telegraphic dispatch from
Marshal Frazee, and will be brought back
to this city to-day.
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EARSIEes.-The Cleveland and Pittsburg
road earned in August, 1858, SIs2, ,Os4 1854
S264, ,6S7; increase, $S2, ,6O3.
The Grand Trunk road earned the week
ending August 20, 1858, $ss, 1888; 1854, s1O7,-
$40; increase, SIS, ,527.
The earnings of the Chicago and North
western Railway Company for the fourth
week in August, 1864, were s19s,59 20
1868, Sl12,l3s 80; increase, 76 2O-IOO per
cent, $s5, 1852 90.
Earnings for the month of August, 1874,
S495,594 50; 1853, $209, ,GO7 % ; increase, Ga
44-1OO per cent, SI9G, ,Os7 3S.
Dv1DExD.-The Directors of the Hudson
River Railroad Company have declared u
dividend on the capital stock of the Com
pany Of three per cent. for the past si,,
months.
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BoDT FouSD.-The Sandusky Register
publishes communication from V. Doller,
Acting Coroner, giving the results of an
inquest held by him on the body of man
found on the south side of South Bass Is
land, on Friday last. The jury found that
the deceased came to his death by drown
ing, and had been in the water some three
weeks. The deceased was about five feet
eight inches in height. On his body was
found the following clothing: Two pairs
of pants, the outside pair gray satinet, the
inside pair farmers mixed cashmere, pair
of new kip boots, a silk mixed vest, aud
red flannel shirt, nearly new. In one of
his pants pockets were found the following
articles: One common leather wallet, con-
tanning one half dollar and one dime of
American coin, forty-fve cents in United
States postal currency, and a black-handled,
singled-bladed jack-knife. No further
marks of Identification were discoverable.
The body is doubtless one of the crew of
the ill-fated schooner Mayfower. If it be,
it completes the list of the unfortunates lost
at that time.
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A MARROW EscAPE.-A subordinate con-
nected with the Martinetti troupe had a
narrow escape from drowning yesterday
morning. Hewas walking on the pier near
the mouth of the river, and, making mis-
step, fell in, and would have been drowned,
had not a couple of gentlemen, who were
near at hand, heard the noise of his plunge
into the water and hastened to his rescue.
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SOLDIERS AID sOcrFrr OF Non. ONO.

FROM LIVERPOOL DIREcr.-The schooner
wavertree, Captain Hughes, from LIVER
pool, England, arrived In our harbor on Sat
urday afternoon last. She left Liverpool
on the 2sth of June last, the great length
of time occupied in her passage being oc-
casioned by exceedingly heavy weather.
She was forty-nine days in making the pas
sage from Liverpool to Quebec. She brings
over cargo consisting of sixty crates Of
crockery for Huntington Brooks, and l9I
crates of soda ash, bleaching powder, con-
signed to order. The Wsvertree goes from
here to Detroit to take on an assorted cargo
for Liverpool.
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TIE LosT VESSEL IN LAKE ERIE.-Nothing
as yet has come to hand which throws any
light relative to the name of the vessel
sunk in Lake Erie below Point au Pelee.-
The bark H. S. Fairchilds passed in close
proximity to her on Wednesday, at which
time the body which was seen lashed to
the topmast had disappeared and had
doubtless fallen into the lake.
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FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FREEDNEN's
AID sOcIETY.-The fourth anniversary Of
the Freedmen's Aid Society will be held at
Chase's Hall, in Lyman's Block, tomorrow
Tuesday )evening, September 18th. Every
effort is being made by the Executive Com
mittee, who have the matter in charge, TO
make the affair pleasant and enjoyable
one Among the attractions of the even
ing will be speaking, music, &c. A fine
supper will be spread. The anniversary
address will be delivered by J. NJ. Langs-
ton, Esq, of Oberlin. An admission fee of
twenty-five cents will be charged, the pro-
ceeds Of which will be appropriated to the
benevolent purposes of the society.
Donations of cake, fruit, flowers, &c, for
the tables, are solicited by the Executive
Committee. These donations can be hand
ed in at Chase's Hall to-day or to-mor-
row.
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A CHANGE OF WEATHER.-Quite remark
able and sudden change in the weather oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon-a change, too,
sadly suggestive of November and heavy
over-coats. The day had been warm-even
uncomfortabiy sO--until about five P. NJ,
when the thermometer began falling and
the wind rising simultaneously and un-
comfortably. Last night was clear and
cold, with strong probabilities, should the
wind go down, of frost before morning.
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Legal Intelligence.

UNITED STATES CoURT.-BEFORE JUDGES
SwAYxE AND WILLsoS.-The argument in the
case of Jennings u.s. Orr was continued on
Saturday, Mr.. Dickman concluding his
argument for the defendant. The court
then adjourned until tomorrow morning,
at which time Judge Hurd will resume
the argument for the defense.
DISTRICT CoURT.-BEFoRE JUDGES WHITE,
TAYLOR AND FITcH.-The following decis-
ions were delivered by this court yesterday
morning.
Mcclure as. Amer ct al. Error from the
Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
Judgment affirmed.
J. ". Fay ct al. rs. Fred. Houserman.-
Judgment affirmed.
John S. Stephenson, administrator Of the
estate of J. W. Gray, Us. Younglove &
Hoyt. This suit was originally brought by
Younglove & Hoyt, as assignees of John
Nevins, against Stephenson, as administra=
tor of the estate of J. W. Gray, for printing
fifteen hundred copies of the proceedings OF
the Baltimore Convention of 1860. Judg-
ment had been given in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cuyahoga county for plaintiff,
and was yesterday affirmed by the District
Court, with the usual penalty of five per
cent, provided by statute where cases are
appealed without reasonable grounds.
Thomas Denham Us. A Henderson ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Commissioners OF Cuyshogs County Us.
Sheriff. This suit was originally brought
by the Sheriff for fuel supplied to the jail.
Judgment pas given for the Sheriff in the
CuyahOga Court of Common Pleas, and af-
irmed in the District Court.
The case of Morgan Us. spangler cameup
in the afternoon, but, some controversy
arising between counsel, was laid over
until this morning, at which time it will be
continued or brought to trial.
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FIFTH WARD MEET1Ee.-The Union voters
ofthe Fifth Ward are requested to meet at
Schafer's Hall, this (MOnday) evening, at
half past seYen o'clock, to organize Cam
paign Club, appoint delegates to Buffalo,
and make other preparations for the State
and National Elections. We appeal to ev-
cry good Union citizen to be present, and
do his duty. h. NJ CHAPIS, Chm
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CUYLHOGA COUNTY FAIR.
Time of Holding the Fair-PrePara-
lions for holding it-List Of Ofheers.

The Eighteenth Annual Fair Of the Guy
ahoga County Agricultural Society will be
held at the County Fsir Grounds on Kins-
man Street, on Tuesday, Wednesday,,
Thursday and Friday, September 9th, 2Sth,
29th and S0th. A full premium list has
been made up, and every effort will be
made to have the Fair grand success
Among the premiums offered are three for
Ladies' Equestrianism, and one of s. for
race of slow horses TO be ridden by other
competitors and the last out to win.
The Fair Grounds have been put in thor
ough repair, and ample accommodations
have been made for the shelter of stock
Hay will be furnished for cattle, without
cost to the exhibitor, during the Fair
Suitable buildings have been provided for
all articles of manufacture, and proper
watch will be kept, night and day, and the
utmost care take to prevent injury or loss.
Articles will be received all day Tuesday,
and to noon Wednesday. During the Fair
the departments named below will be un-
der the general charge of the following
officers of the Society, viz;
Horses and Ring-C. c. White and F.
Wilson
Cattle-J. NJ. Hiekox and J. J. Biglow.
Sheep and swine-Henry sOrter.
Poultry-G. s. Gates.
Mechanics and Manufaeturers-W. W.
Richards.
Fine Arts-E. S. Willard.
Domestics-Josiah Hurst.
Fruits and FlOwers-C. Pease.
Farm Produets-W. P. Hudson
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TIE MILToNIAx TABLEAUx.-This splen-
did work is to reappear at Brainard's Hall
this evening. It attracted great attention
during its exhibition in this city last week
the hall being filed nightly. The paint
ing is one of great merit, and is worth
seeing. A Pleasanter evening can hard
ly be spent than in viewing the different
scenes of the upper and neither worlds,
which it represents, and listening to the
discourse of the lecturer concerning them.
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The MARTISRTTI TROUPE-RE ENGAGE
MENT OF TIE CoMPANY--l4o great has been
the success of this delightful troupe during
their fortnight's engagement in this city,
that Manager Ellsler has re-engaged them
for another week. This announcement, if we
are at liberty to judge by the previous pop
ularity of the troupe, and the numerous re-
grets which we have heard expressed at
their proposed departure, viii be hailed
with great delight by the public. satur-
day night the house was crowded, and the
excellent programme was received with
repeated manifestations of delight. This
evening an entirely new bill viii be pre-
sented, opening With "simon's Mishap,"
followed by the magnificent Spanish ballet
" La Belle de Madrid, and the gymnastic
act entitled "Roman Games" and con-
cluding with the laughable pantomime of
" Mons. Duguignoa.' The widely celebra-
ted fairy pantomime of "a The Red Gnome"
is in preparation.
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A Carl.

The Ladies Aid Society take pleasure in
acknowledging the receipt of s4.5s, the
proceeds of fair, held by the little girls
whose names are mentioned below, for the
benefit of the Sanitary Commission. We
desire to thank Miss Mamie Morris, Miss
Fanny Black, Miss Flesheim, Miss Clara
Banton and Master Johnny Black, for their
kind and unselish efforts to aid us, and we
assure them that their charity is apprecia-
ted by US and by the siOk and wounded sol
diers.
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VALLASDIGHAN RETIREs.-A rumor was
prevalent on the street yesterday that Vel
landigham had Withdrawn all his appoint
ments to speak in the pending campaign,
and had retired into quiet This, in con
nection with the attitude o. the Crisis, the
New York Meas, and other ultra peace or
gans, would indicate that the boasted char.
mOny" of the Democratic party is already
rapidly playing out.
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DIssoLUT1oN-FRANK BRoTHERs.--The part
nership heretofore existing between Jacob
Frank and Isaac J. Frank having been dis
solved by mutual consent, would respect
fully inform the friends aud patrons OF the
old firm that 1 will still continue the busi-
ness at the old stand, No. 129 Superior
street, under the johnson House, and hope
by attention to the demands and wants Of
our customers, to merit full share Of their
most liberal patronage.
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, and Ladies Fancy
Goods in endless variety.
septl2:I6s IsAAo ]. FRANk.
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Yesterday, in accordance
with the request promulgated in the Presi-
dents recent proclamation, a prayer of
Thanksgiving was offered for the mercy
which GoD has shown to the nation in grant
ing to our arms the recent signal victories
at Mobile and Atlanta. Many of the
clergymen of the city also preached upon
this Or similar topics.
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CITY NEWS.
GRAND UNION RALLY.
General schenek to Speak in CIeVe-
land.

It has been already announced that Ma
ior General R. C. Schenck will address the
Union-loving citizens of Cleveland on
Thursday evening next, September 18TH
The place at which the meeting
will be held, will be hereafter announced.
We hope that the Union people of Cleve-
land and Cuyahoga county will rally en-
1lasse to listen to this gallant champion of
the Union. Give the veteran soldier a
grand receptioni
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A GRAND TRoTTING Match FOR S50O-To
come off on the County Fair Track, on Mon
day, September 18th, at o'clock P. NJ
The best three in Eve to harness. ". A..
Potts names "Tom Thumb" J. Bennett
names " Lady May" seps
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CARRIERS WANTED.-TwO or three good
carrier boys are wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Counting Room.
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SECOND WARD UNIos CLUB.-At meeting
of the Union men of the Second Ward, held
Saturday evening, Sept. 10th, Union Club
was organized. DR.. A. Everett was selected
President, Capt. 8. H. Baird Vice President,
H. Wilkens Secretary, and ]. V. Painter,
Treasurer. An Executive Committee of six
was appointed, to wit: T. A. Bond, H. K.
Reynolds, NJ. B. Keith, J.. NJ. Sterling, Jr.,
Henry Beckenbaeh, and Bolivar Butts.
Adjourned to Wednesday evening, Sept
14th. H. WIEENs,
septic 3t Secretary.
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IN TowN.-H. M. Stephenson, Esq, agent
for Alf Burnett, is at the Angler. He is
making arrangements for the appearance in
this city of the aforesaid favored son of
Momus on Friday evening next.
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CLEVELAND AND Toledo R


On and sitter Monday, Nay iGih iss4 Passonrs Z
Trains VIII leave Cleveland hs fsiloEa tsandags
10 a. M.-CHIehGO EXPRESS. .-stops Al Rsr,,
6fait9ls pbsTln. NOrWalk, MonroeVile Bells
tusl y8de, Fremont and Elmore, and arrive
A. lOiel0 AZ 1890 A. n. and Chicago at 20 p y.
70 r nv hSI Elm MAlh.--5toBs al all station
on southern DIVISION, aud arrives at Toledo ~
o - P D. Uhicago at 8 - A. n
sOf. A--NOkIhEAh AAIL--StoDs at all sta
tong on y AcItheIn Division and arrives 81 san
dusky at I.i0 P. N.
90 p, M--AlGHF EXPRESS stops at Grafton,
horEalki moaroeyiile, Ulyds and Fremont, and
ARRIVES ~ Toledo - II rs =, q. and Chica 90 a.
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Connections made NJ MonroeTiIle with the san
dusky, Mansfield Newark Z. r. at Clyde with NJ
ssnduskys Dayton & CinCinnati X. r. Rt Fremout
with the MICHIGAN Southern a Northern Indiana and
folede q " aessh Railroads fdT Chicago Detroit
Jachson FoIt wayne, Logans7grt, Lafayette, Cairs,
Southwest. -
Trans arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and ~
West az 5eJ 8. n, $40 P. L., and $3.50 p. NJ From
SahduAEy A. g:o A. n. L. D. RUOEER, sort
Cleveland. mGy Is. Is64.
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RafIrnaas.
CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS & GIN
OCINEATI AILROAD,
1854 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854

OLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
OCINEATI AILROAD,
1864. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
Ist Trsin-5:25 A, M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Orestlide, Gallon, Gilead, Car
dinston, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Csntra and
" WoethingtOn.
"a Train-2.so P. m.-Au,5Olaaao DATION. .--stou.
At all stations, and arrives il Columbus az 5t5d
p. NJ, Cincinnati 20 A II
u Irains-I 90 p. M.-NIGHT NPRESg-5toppina
At Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London
shelPys Orestiine, Gallon, Gilesd, Cardington
frains leave Columbus at 3 50 and Ia:aO A. usPM
arrive ~ Cleveland 9s2o A. n, 2s50 and P. n.
COBNECTIOEs.
Sneioy ssandnskys Mansfield Newark RaIlrosd, %
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, EovsTk. GAINESVILLE,
Orssslile- -Pittabursh, Fort Wayne Chiesso Rail-
Eoad, Forest, Upper Sandusky, Deiphos, Lima,
Fort " MayuG. Laporfa. CHICAGO l-c West and
East for Mansfield, Wooster NaasiIlou &C
Grafton and BelelOntaine Eailroad Line for Marion
beilelonLaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, Indian
apolis, Ierre Haute, Vinoeunes, Evansville,
LOuisyile, Cairo, St. Louis, &c.
Delsware-Eith Springfield Branch for SprinrieId
C0iumbus-Llttie Miami & Columbus and Xella
RAILROAD. tor Aenia, Dayton, lndianapois.
Ierre haute, st. Louis, MoTroW Loveland and
Uincinnati, and with tho Ohio and AIississp pui
hahfosd AZ ytnolnnad for Louisville, Evans-
Vile, Nsro, St. Louis, and all points on the
Ohio River.
Oolumbus-Gentral Ohio Railroad for Newark. Zaues-
lille, hheeiing, sc. !; Columbus, Piqua 4 In
diana istilroad tor Pilua, Urbana, sc.
- kcr tlck2t8 70 all points 1ud information apply
at the Pussenger Station and at Union Ticket Olcs
~ Superior street. z s. FLINT
Cleveland, May IA. 1854. Superintendent
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MARRIED..

In this city, on the sth inst at the residence OF
the brid7' father, Fl. B. spelma" Esq.. by Rev S.
Wolcott, d. u, assisted by Rev 5. D Page, Mr..
JOHN h. ROCKEFELLER and Miss LAURA g.
SPELMAN. No cards.
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CAMPAIGN MEDALs AED BADGES at New
York Prices. Agents and dealers supplied.
Enclose twenty five cents for samples.
i. S. GREEN,
seDQ.16q Room 4 Leader BuildinCs
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Those new style French Turbans at Mrs.
Shaw's Rooms are beautiful. aept9;l67.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR S4LE.-Four new
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines for sale.
Apply at this office. saug23:163.
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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 daily,
Saturdays excepted, at $40 P. M, arriving at Sal
amsnea at "A A. n, and New York at s;2s P. Ii.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
~ No Change OF Cars
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Sozodont, the most popular Dentrifee in
existence, used and praised by everyb ody.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
septI2:eodl69
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PROBATE CoURT.-The rehearing of the
examination of Jacob Diehl, for killing
the eolored woman Mary Tyler, was con-
cluded in this court this morning. Judge
Tilden admit Il the accused to bail in the
sum of 80, Geo.
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nTHEE MARn9.

We have not received the details of the
organizations in the remaining wards of
the city, but we are informed that in most,
if not all, of them, meetings were held and
Union clubs formed. Throughout the whole
city there is feeling of hope and determi-
nation that is the most cheering augury of
success.
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WANTED Recommendations in re-
tail Shoe Store must thoroughly under
stand the business. Apply at the Great
Bankrupt Sale, l6S Superior street, near
Water street. septI2:2t.-