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10 THOSE WHO WISH no Be
i N . u r. II ID
AGAINST ALL OOSFISGENCIES

gsOnE INSURANCE.. COMPANY, Of
II Hos IOrk-FIKh AID INLAND. 4,tiUi
CsSa CAPGEAr lsTery Solar sgd UO5 000 ID
Asscts lst JuiYt Lso3. fpiS 90
Tie largest Cash Capital for the AIaount at riSk Of
SUy once IN the Uaited ssaies.
IUa aTIS ENTAIL COM
~ rASI, Of the Ci.y o. SSw York
GEsb CAPITAL (Ai paid ~ .. 10000 90
Asa=t5 lSt July 1923. IIoI034 II
sEyESrI-FiTE psr cent of ths nstt pEohts de-
r.EEsl 70 rOEcy HSl1Gld 8unn1lly, II. which the
assured PIrticiyzte a1th at l1ehFnnE any fisk.
ECURITY FIRE INsURANCE
. COMPANY, Of New TOrE-FIR6 AND InI LAND.
tIzE CAPITAL tpsid I'M TOO 90
Asseta lst August TGOI5l as
Thresfoarths OF the melt proats declared to Policy
HolisEs Annually.
EIYTY-VIVE PER CESr. Of Earned Participation
Preniams dseiars1f0r tic year ending Aagnst, se3
AJUTUALtLIRIG ms URAXCE COM.
VI PASY, Of New York.
Tie LAkUEsE CASH CAPITAL Of Any Insurance
Company IN the UnIted states.
AsSsts FsbrlAgy 1st $50 900
The bush1e4s Of this Co mp4uy fs eoadueted on the
MUTUAL principle IN the sIFicEest sense tthS term
the entire surplus, D2DCCrtSG SECESsARH XXX
PEHsE5 ALONE, being EQULcABLY DIVIDED
FUEFY-RIYE CENTS A WEEK will insure s., 900
na The IIIs OfA man aged 80.
POLICIES will be l.sued uPyu the most ressons-
BILE terms IN aby OF tis AaJSoA ELLA BLB CONRA.
SU1sIsd aud pad, % aPpneaEion TO
VIZ. PEfEkSONt ARO1t-
Once Main street, uext door To 81. 4 u. Bank.
sspIS
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TUE gUIN T Hh"OLUIIUN AND AHsHDHHHF'
The following is the joint. resolution as
passed: go l.. ~, ~ = =. - e.. .. =.
Be il resolved by the Senate aud House
of Representatives OF the United States OF
America in Congress em6led. two thirds
OF both houses Goneurriug, that the follow
ing article be proposed to tho Legislatures
OF the several States as an amendment. TO
The constitution Of the Uuited States, which
when ratified BY ythree. fourths of said Leg
islatursS, shall be valid to all iuteuls aud
purposes as part of the said constitution,
namely: ~ Vi g AJs1
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4ailgs uttlIigeut II.

AbolItion .eG slay ThrouEh honf
the Unitsd Siates-VoIo In she
Senate ,i. ss,.,.s .s,ss "a,
lststss Sen ne on Friday last by which, the
amendment to the constitution OF The
Unitsd STATES prStiat6e fOrJ t6ea aAbbatien
of slavery throughout all the States aud
Territories OF ltbStg6lOh, .ssstepbfted from
The Judiciary iGOmmittssI WSsPGsSsd:
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other mat khbii
the stt9ggiihgco
II tin The vat gW
in the darkdess
ins that sman ha
der 10 the snemy
aud that tnai'ge
the PFesen wa
hesilAted d t6 d
WHO sat his j
Ii1R aud d6ubtipl
tearf9ny.9 Bat
Au0ubAuu1 VI uEl
tosGod n1ndS q
that now waves
ands more hSvsf
itndaAG6% fhY
have bsgh fSgina
ed back lhs febs
ipiihsd arm % d
let fat the Hghtl
Pti6n,s here fntfH
the dark purposi
surrender ths mai
and glory t6lt6ss
Of our c6dulsfs
kfkthev I'd
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,o,ces .,s,. h,is,E,.iSa -, ao,bi
qdAntity 81 Per bottls; half dpSSaJ Small hiGa
15c per 60ttIsi hall dozen, $780, ai7as - i.s
e=Bos SAIS ~ DnEEiSIB AA1 Dealers eT0EyNhtte
IN tlS United Slteg, G1A by all lthO DtagSlsts aq4
D6Ai0Fl In WhOOlinH.i y 90 5slg nttt it5llgo
.EGl1tu n. gaEsL
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-. 5ai FOR SALE.

Il WISH ,te sell a good tive stery Briek HeAse
q ohirekIIl'S Gdditi0S 70 the city IWASSHhks Hof
oSrtIsnfsfG apply tOio nH1AMksi u! DItL6otTfiA
fSSsSbs9a sid 70 Iiaa 500 baiAteAssS.g .
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&C Arthur AEsaf E1r paying Pena50os. Ones,
No. l, AeLuTe House. beng the sane once formerly
Doeupied 6y Adams EKPsuss Company. SDT1
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d. Joined his fortahes 10
intry, aud Re alaiRsd with
swell nigh d6Ge;; bit ias
ihiS6 pre- Eedss the mt6kn..
iehed treason, 10 Surren .
slI. that Had been gained,
Benedict Afaold. 'WRes
eommeuced, some men
3 enemy.s Robert e. Lee,
sms at Arlington, hesita.
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I.OnE ISsURAACE. COMPANY, Of
II HoS TOrk-FIKH AND INLAND. 4,EHFI
C.sa CAP.LAr Csvery Solar sgd i6J:...El VO5606 %
49, Ii JniE, oIps2 Go
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10

ITALIAN OPERA CoScERT To-NIoHr AT BRAI-
NARD's HALL.--It will be scarcely necessary
to remind our readers that the great Italian
operate Concert takes place tonight, as
every one has been on the qui viUe to give
our fair countrywoman, Madame Virginia
Whiting, hearty welcome and such a re-
ception as her rank as one of the first ar
tistes on the lyric stage entities her to. We
urge our readers to go tonight to Brai-
nard'a HaH and hear her in the esns-sf
opera which she will render.
Sig. stefani aud Sig. Amodio have an
equal claim on public patronage, and we
have no doubt they will be greeted by an
overwhelming house. a.Is tn d .-a
Those who have not secured their. seats
yet, ought to do 50 by all means this morn
ing as we may not soon have another chance
of hearing these distinguished artists here
again.a4dJ % 3 H srH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10

The raceints Of Grain Inv rail tbis pornin,
- ','s o. no
6cisnt 10 sunniv tne demand Tbere bse -
~, ,bo,,..,, bnsbals or ~. yI,.ot IN in +t. ,.
dav or two for shipment. mostly an 5,an,di,n a.
count, and at range of 81 ioq2 II free on hoard.
The steady and material decline in cold eoptinnes
to keep the market here in an unsettled state, and
at the Board this afternoon there was nothing done
and the market ruled ease lower for red wheat
There was considerable quantity offered. but buy
ers were not inclined to invest even at decline of
3c from yesterdays rates FIour rules dull, with
no transactions, except to supply small retail
trade .a-
Provisions continue in moderate rpquest at mr.
changed rates.
! Highwinss and Petroleum are without any activ-
/ ity, but holders are firm at the quotations.
We notice dec inc of 5oe per half bbl on Whit
Fish; other kinds of Lake Fish are unchanged.
| We give the following the sales and quotations
ofthe day: .
Freishts-Tbe following are the s.;,ns for
/ to-day: LAKE. AND RAu-FIour to albany and
| Troy 81 90. to New York 10 IN B,.ton ! "a vel
| to Ns,y Yor, q a. 10 Ro.,or, ca n
New York FIour 81 1o Wool a s5 70 r.,
Flour A 2o. wooI 81 m
mn "a ,.;.,. i, s,o ooe,7o 20 e.
-nrfiff far
x,r ,.tf,a
X1,,,o.,t MI, o...-,----- -,
.,,r. ,, ~ -
Eotbino ,Iotn- mi. .r,.,oo a., L,,,o, ~,
-
oOa-Duli anu nonlihai AZ u ~ on TRACK ior
'peiisu
' 0af'-nuil at 'ssyOS On track NO sales re-
Is.-,o.-
S-Nomlnai at 81 V'Sl %
s,S ~, g. S'.l- a., aaI i'siu AZ
~ s1O ~, ~ i0i ~ mess
u u anu u lSir uei'and s' zoo lof city
.S-..-. - I-'i'ss' 1'22' !" A'ss'
III active request sales 4'oO IDS sugar
I,,-e..,I,-.' = -
s,c- On -, ). I,-,, ''O ~ a iO' Inc
- 1.lN-i - =
atIsc
UUtte---sctive and firm, VIII, ~, ,,,,,r,.,, co.,
depcy. sale, Il I,ey. oooJ w.t. res.r ~ ~
Cboico " IL '' orc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10
PACING MATCH.
Grand Pacing Match, on the County
Fair Grounds, between Pittsburgh
and Cleveland HOrSeS-----Pittsburt:h
Wins. s.a.

WINS
I'D.
A grand pacing match came of at the
trottirg park, on the County Fair Grounds,
yesterday afternoon, between the gray
gelding Nc G., owned and driven by Sam.
Keys, of Pittsburgh, and the roam gelding
John C. Heenan, owned and driven by W.
H. Potts, of this city. The match was for
$1,000, mile heats, best three in FIVE.
A large crowd, numbering nearly two
thousand persons, gathered in the Trotting
Park at two o'clock, although an admission
fee Of fifty cents was charged at the gate
Although the race was announced to come
of at two o'clock, it did not commence until
half after three. The interval was improv-
ed by the crowd IN making wagers, and
betting was very brisk. The odds were de-
cidedly in favor of the Pittsburgh horse,
and 800 to $50 was freely offered by Pitts
burgh men, who were present in large
numbers. Odds were also given that the
roam would not win heat. These bets
were taken readily by Clevelanders
The race came Off at half after three
o'clock, The Judges were Colonel ]. P
Ross and E. H. Lewis, sEsqy of this city,
and J. S. Beitler of Pittsburgh.
Tn. following was the result:
1st hit. I'd ht. Sd ht
n I hHyir IL pstt,; z 3; n M1G e John C. Hsooau
Time 24o 2:8s 2:s7
The match, it will be seen. was won by
the Pittsburgh horse, in three heats. As
the match proceeded heavy odds were laid
that the Cleveland horse would not win a
heat, as high as 800 to $50 being laid on
that issue. The roam lost materially in each
heat by breaking into tun. A false start
was made in each heat. A large amount of
money changed hands on the result Of the
race. r-a-
The Pittsburgh men naturally feel jubi-
liant over their victory, and most of them
"made night of it " yesterday evening.
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NEM YORk CATTLE lIARKET.
lBT TEIE0EAPH-I


.e.l.f4 NV YOEK, Aug, 2, 1864.
The current prices flr the week at All the mar
kets are:
Beef GatfIe-lst qusnty, sI7 OO91s %; ordi-
nary 70 good quality Sl4 30dI7 10; common quail
81 80 OOglJ 70; Inferior gcslity s. O0e5S ~
Cows and CalVes-is' quality SO OOg7O OOi
ordinary 80 UO@55 70; common quality SO 0OGs
4J " inferior quality So OootO o. oi ..ia.
Veal Calye~-ist quality, D 10, lO9lle5 ordi-
nary quality S129y3aci common quality 71z9ela aci
inferior quality 59lc- .a
Sheep and lstmbs-Extrss 5, per head, Sc so
al %; prime quality S. 0O96 o.; ordinary qualI-
~ s. uO96 %; common quality 81 5Og5 CO. inte-
riOr quality s. 2j6jt 50.
SWine-COrn-iei, per n, 115z sl2ci still-fed III Z
@lS4e. ~ gfrT 80 --I,t5-LI
Though the supply Of animal, yarded this week
tOierabiy large, the supply Beef Cattle was
light The great majority OF them being necessarily
lean and unit Tor market. The demand for good
was pretty active and prices rang "A from u 70 isc
Tor this kind Other descriptions 'aried from 6 to
l59l65ac- The range was very wiOe-
The cattle all sold before Il mel lck yesterday,
yet the wants supplied, and no more could be
placed with0ur decline in prices
Total receipts Of all stock at all the Yard for the
week and ltst week were as fslloEse-Al Washfng-
tun-Yard, Beeves s 800 Cows ~, Veai eaives 40,
Sheep aud Lambs 5l9, swine Sg2; at L Growning's -
Beeyes 2,O9i Cows Az, Calves 3Gi, ,Sheep ad Lambs
i53 at Chamberlin's, Beeyes Al, Cows IS, Veal
calves /, l,49I, Sheep and Lambs ,S99; at D 2riens
Ran76s 3:g! 70 S7sl Salyes 20 seep snd
30, sheep and Lambs ,600. TotaI-Beeves ]. .f0-
COWS loA, Veal Calves 2 7Oi, sheep ami Lambs Is :
359, swine 3,szO. Total last wtek-Beeyes s. 5j6
Cows los, Veal Calves 2SS, sheep aud Lambs "A OH
Swine $3.50. ...a... -.fl. .li14
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AXXOQSCEsIE4DJ

.7oF6A RHooE1ER =-Jkr Obsubi iRnP boss car s,dshs,
for popiRation tpthelsfiGe eICoprbF FIRE6bb5ag be-
fore the Union ConventiqA RR5satqFdq pskt, aug.
18Th, aus-lG3
FOR REc0EDER.-BENgAAfIE -IAns0S, Of Bedford
Win be eandidatef tbs Once Of County Recor,
der, subject to decision Of the Union County Con-
vention. [aus-lGsl MANY VOTERS.
For REcoRDER,-GEo. A.. KoLHE will be a oandi-
date for the Office Of County Recorder, subject to
the approval OF the Union County Convention to be
held at Cleveland August l3, 1854, Mir. KoIBE has
been employed in the Office Of the Clerk Of III
Court Of Common Pleas for period Of nearly seven
years and his thorough acquaintance with the
manner of keeping all Court Records. renders him
CminentIy fitted for the position. auIO-l63
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a Big shot.
BROOKLYN, August s, '64

BROOKLYN, August 8, '64.
ED. LEADER
In these days we think zoo ID shot rather
large. But in looking over an old maga-
zine, dated Plymouth, England, May I'd
1907, found the following:
"Arrived Captain Blackwood, with dis
patches from Vice-Admiral Sir S. T. Duck
worth, K. B., for government, in L'Espoir
IS guns. She has brought several letters
from the ships of the squadron, by which
is learnt, (as has been already
stated our squadron passed up through
the Dardanelles, under tremendous fire
from the batteries, which they silenced,
and spiked the guns. One of the shot fred
fell on board the Windsor Castle, ninety
eight guns, which weighed nearly seven
hundred pounds, killed five men, wounded
twenty, and set the rigging of the main
mast on fire, which was soon extingushed
without much damage. Our feet destroyed
a, Turkish sixty gun ship, and several
frigates' sc.
The REWARD FOR THE ARREST OF ROBBINS.
The War;, Constitution, speaking of the
reward for the capture of Frank Robbins,
says:
We learn there is some question as to
whois entitled to the reward Tor the appre-
hension Of the prisoners, but the Messrs.
Ward have relieved themselves of all re-
sponsibility in the matter by bringing the
money into Court, and filing petition ma
king the several claimants parties thus
leaving them TO settle their controversies
in the Court of Common Pleas.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
New LOan-SeVen and Three-Tenths
Treasury Notes.

This Bank is prepared and will receive subscrip-
tions for the NEW LOAN Of Treasury Notes, paya-
Die three years frum Au I5 "a bearing inter-
est at the rate OF seven and tbree-tenths per cent
per annum, with spnii-annual coupons attached
payable in lawful money.
Interest viii be allowed to August 10Th on depos-
its prior to that date. If made subsequent inter
est will be computed and charged to time Of pay
ment. .il-rF .-art aTG fa-t -i-
Notes viii be issued for $50, slOO $500, 900 or
5000, and made payable to order or in blank "a
subscribers may direct. WI ~
Those kotes viii becoRvertible 1t the option OF
the holder, at maturity, into six per cent. gold
bearing bonds, redeemable after five (5l and paya-
bic twenty years from August 18th, 1861. jy3O I62
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10

A HORsE THIEF CAPTURED.-A man by the
name of Edward Mead was arrested yester-
day by the police in the possession of a sor-
rel mare, of which he could give no satis-
factory account, and was committed to the
City Prisop. Yesterday evening the marc
was identified as belonging to S, R. Darling
& Co, Of Elyria, by Mr.. Carey, of the firm,
who came in on the evening train from that
place. The horse was stolen from Elyria ON
Sunday morning.
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NEW YORK s1AEKEr.-.Aur. Q.

b1 TELEGkAFH.I
COtfOn-Less active and scarcely so firm Sales
at 81 75@I 76 for middling uplands
FlOur-State aud Western dull and heavy and
100 &c lower.
Sales at SO 75GO s5 extra State; $40 3OGlO 55
for common to good shipping brands extra Round
Hoop Ohioi $40 G0el2 % for Trade Brands Mar.
closed dull with no huyers n outside quotations
Whisky-Little firmer at 81 756I 73JS for
State; 81 74Gl TAX for Western,
Rbeat-Heayy and a65c l0wer..7-5-. -. "a. u e. -
Sales at 81 l5d2 80 for Chicago Sprinp: 81 IsS7
SO for Milwaukee Club; 81 45(g2 90 winter red
Western.
COrIl-Heavy and lac lover Sales at 81 5sa
81 for new mixed western3 81 80 for interim do
Oats-Fair request at 99oCqSl color western
Rice-Firm. HangOon at IJc. --r OIL.
GOfiee-Firm. Rio at &c.
Sugar-Dull. Cuba and Muscovada Bic
MOlasses-Bull and unchanged. 1tnt
PetrOleuIn-SteadY-- Crude 5I1Zd52c; Rein
ed in bond s4Ss5e,., Refined free quoted at s5@
SZZ2c- E.c5. $3.50 BIG flF
WOOI-ouiet and prices generally are without
change. r-7 =
HOps-Yery firm; 9O923c foreomtnon toprirnsJ
POrk-Moderately active and prices decidedly
lower sales at So % for rIness; Si7 25a3T 10 for
S new do chiefly at lower price; S oo93l 30 prime;
Beef-Dull and heavy az 12aI5c for country
mess o@Sc Tor country prime 1s6g2Oc for packed
mess; 2z92sc extra mess -s4FS tr.4.t
Cut Meats--in moderate request. .s-
Lard-Less active and shade easier at 211Za
tufter-scdrce and iriuer at 4o6i5e for Ohio,
and 4595Oc for Ohio.
Cheese-In good demand end fJmsr. Sales at
h-7rIegaf-s ..fa si,r'-i ,ats --f
s. Dr., .....-sr r-a-rrgl rf frI l1 ED q
r .-T -aHI-t 7. .f.. 1 Hsi'
ina ..r..I..r r.r.fG ---lHiat -...iitll ...4
-UB s .slI 1851 lI .aI s'i.
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CmCAGo ,1ARKEr-.-Aur. 0.
[spacIal pi.pateh to the ClereIand Lesderl

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland Leeder.I
CHICAGO, Aug. o.
FIOur-ouiet. Sales 1900 bbls spring at 50 90
60 90 for sPriag-
Wheat-9Gc lower. Sales No red at 81 20;
No red 50 1892 l511S; No I spring 50 %; No do
81 S39l ss-closing at 81 s41S@l 50.
COrn-l@2c lower. Sales lOO, 900 gus at 81 2515
81 2s for Ne and 81 1901 231z for No2
Oats-Firm at .9@7Oc for new; 75c for old;
WhisIEy-lc higher. Sales 1900 bbls at 81 Gs@
Gl 7O-closing firm.
Aard-Firm- Sales 200 bbls at 2O5,
Grain Freights-Dul; SC on corn to Buffalo,
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FHE CoLORS OF FHE sEYENFH.
The CoIors Of ihe GaIInnt seyent
rffy Of CIev Gland.
IfnifEfff fLffitf.fII 81 %


The following communication was pre-
sented-te the City Council ut its meeting
last evening. 1t will be seep-that it pre-
.ssntsteahe city, in behalf Of the seventh
iRsgi1aeht rl1i gK!1Ls Its Iornii and battle
stained colors. .QiH1 20
WEDDELL House, CLEVELAND, OHI0,l /
( Saturday Evening, July 9Th, 1864. J
At a meeting of-the majority OF the OFF,
GERS Of the fth Regiment Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, at this place it was determined
WnEftfAs; The Seventh has been peculiarly
regiment belonging to the Western Re
serve, and its memories are most closely
connected with this portion of the State,
and, WHEREAS, 1t is believed that such a
disposition Of the RegimentaI Golors as
will render them in future readily acces-
sible to the members of the regiment will
be most acceptable 10 the men and OIL
GERS who have so long ioughtunder them !;
be it
ResoIUed, That Committee be appointed
with instructions To take the stand of
colors, and 10 entrust them to the care Of
the Mayor and Council ofth city of Cleve-
land, to be by them held and preserved, ac-
cessible to all member Of the regiment. and
-
control of the authorities above mentioned
only at the written order of at least one
half or a majority of the present officers of
the regiment; and 10 provide that when it
shall be shown to the satisfaction of the au-
thOrities of the city these officers of the
regiment are dead or removed beyond
reach, these eolors SHAH Temain at their
entire care and disposal, 10 be preserved in
such manner az their judgment shall die
tate.
Rcsolred, That Lieutenant Colonel Sam
uel McClelland, Captain Arthur T. Wilcox
and Captain Ernst !. Krieger be, and they
are hereby appointed Committee, and au-
thOrized 10 earrv out the instructions en-
bodied in the above aEs5el-- nc GLELLAND,
President
CAPTAIN W. D. BRADES, Secretary.
The Council voted to receive the gift and
to request the Mayor to respond in fitting
terms to the resolutions.
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c0fui11 % Genus
three tiRRes 81 eiltf, ,fqf nes 30 cent?:
tIsEs, double above rates.
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n The CHARITv HOSPITAL ExouRsIoS.-The
eiIesrsion yesterday'on board the steamer
Morning. Star, for The benefit of the Oleve-
land Charity Hospital, was very success
tuf md pleasant affair A large number
We're on board and the hospital fund must
ha, sc received substantial aid from the re-
eeipts. r.. ..s-.rs.-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10

HORSE THIEF AEREsTED.-Deputy Sheriff
Whitney returned from Meadville on Mon
day evening, having in custody young
man charged with stealing a horse from
Mr.. Noble in Brecksville. The young man
sold the horse in this city to the u s.
Quartermaster for cavalry service. The
name he gave at the timewas II. B. Bar
rett, but this is believed to be false name.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10

FIEsT WARD ATrEyTIoN,-FIRsr WARD
EQUALIZATION AssocIATIoN.-Eyery member
is requested to attend the meeting of this
Association, to be held Wednesday evening,
August 10. The draft under all former
calls seems to be concluded; it is, therefore,
proposed to divide the funds (pro rata) to
the id4Ealhasd n JmTeenl, en-, ,.......-. --.,
quested TO be present, as matters of impOr-
tanee will be presented in relation to filing
the quota of the ward under the present
call. asl.ir4 aug 8:l63.
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6QrfrnmfntaI,
aEoN-GESEKAL's OFFIcE, tf \
~ aaUfrHror ID ~ T,n. "a raet
ANTHD-SURG EONS AND AS.

" A5lINVIVAi p % June 2, L164. "
Neutrality-suspicious. AND AS
W sstant Surgeons for golOred TrOops-Caudi-
dates must be Graduates Of some regular Meslicai
yQliagps and must be examined By Beard Of Medical
Oihcers to be Convened by the SurEeon-onera1 Also
wanted. hospital stewards Tor cOlOred regments.
Candidates must possess a fair English etlucaton ARD
De familiar with the c0inpOuuding and dispensing o.
medicine. Application must be made rs in the case
OF Sur9eons and Assistant Surgeons. Compensation,
from AZ 70 ia3 por mouth, with clothing. rations
fiel aud quarters The Board will determine whethfl
the Candidate will b. appointed Surgeon Assistant
Surgeon, according 70 merit. Applications hccoms
panied by one or more testimonials from resnecfs
able PERSONS, ~ 10 moral character, &C.. should Be
addressed TO thesurgeOn-General u. 5. A., Washing
ton, D. O., Or 10 the Assistant Surgeon General o.
3. A., Louisville, KY Boards are now 10 sesaiOa
at BOSTON, New YORK; Washington, Cincinnati, st.
JOS. K. BAREEs.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

RENOvAL.-Frank Brothers Hoop Skirt
Manufacturers have moved from theirstor
at No. 24s, Superior street, to No. I29, Supe-
rior street, under the johnson House.
aug. S ;l63. ..l.
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.EVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANaEmENr. l,s

o0A sUMMEk ARRANGEMENT ls54-
On and after Monday, May l6th lssi- PASSENGER
Trans VIII run us follows, SUNDAYS ex0eptedl:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
ga A m.-DAA EAPKkSo TRAIN-StOpping a
Mllvugiby, fulnesyllle, Geneva, Ashtabula,
Oonneiut and Glrard only and arrive at Erie at
3;51 J.. M--CINUlNNAEI EXPlGESS-st0pping al
Palnesvle, AshtHbula and GirI,rd only, aud ar
TlTss al krie6;z7 P n, DunlSirk p P. M, Buff
$50 P. Nj. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
stopping al all stations and arrive at Eris At
z:lO P. M.-NiGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinq At
Psinesyile, Ashtabula and Girsrd only, and
arrives az Erle Al z.i2 A. N, Dunkirk 2:45
A. NJ, Buffalo 4 ~ a. NJ
LEAVE ERIE.
1 ~ A. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stouriuz
ID az Ilrard, Ashtabula aud Painusvilla only and
arriyu Al Cleveland at 5.0O A. n.
0aJJ A. III. = MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
IEAiNLstoppins at all stations and arrive at
saD A M-fULEDO ENPREss-StOppng at ali
Stations exec pI swanyiiie, Say brook Unionvfue
rerFy, Mentor and Wickhhe, and arrives at
2a0 p M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppina al
Glrard, COnneant, Ashtabula, and Painesviile
only, and arrives in Cleveland at ~ ?. n. riI
m - Second Glass Cars arc on al through
All the trains going westward connect At Cleveland
with tltins ior Ioledo, Chicago, Coiuuabuz Ciucin-
natis Indianapolis, st. Louis, Ac.; and all through
trains Of the New York a Erie IailrOad, aud at Buf
lsl with those Of the New York Central a BufIalO (
New York. City Railroads for New York. Albany
Bossonl niagara FAliz, &cl and at Erie with trains
on the Philadelphia u Erie Railroad. III T Z.
20 Day Express, last aud West, connects At
Gtrard with Trains On Erie & Pittsburgh Railroad
Tor kiuesYile, MeEiVille, jamestown, &C. ~ fi-7
,,,s.-....-, /, -. ~, NOTIlNGHAM, sup't.