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~BARsUMs MUSEUM, Broadway.-sESncA INDIANS
fkRtoRMANcAs-pay and Evening
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wALLAcK,s THBATRE, Broadwsy.-PoLuEs or 4
Nies r-Mr MirSs MAID.
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AUTHORIZATION. Fourteenth street. EouRsrsIlN
GfsSAsrio AND AcRoBArc EsrRRIuSsEsTs.
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BRyANTs MINsTRELs. Mechanics Hall I72 Broad
MAy.-kruiorIAs SoScs, % ANcEs ByRLssQuss, dc-FouR
YEARS ~ THk WHITE HousR
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BowERY THEATRE, Observation-Disclosures
VxsIcE-GiLDKRo1.
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

xIBLo's GARDEN, BrcadSay.-Tax caIoxxr
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CAMPBELL's MISSTRHLS. l99 aud POI Rowery =
NAAlED AND EXCITING MRLASGE LIHioPIAN OppITIxS-
Raw REcRuiTs-u. S. G.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6Is Broadway
CuhsosifikS AND LFCrUGSs, from A. NJ. TIL 10 r. NJ.
Ho0LEY'S OPERA House, Broollyn.-ErEroriAS
SohcS DANCES, BuRLEsauEs. DC
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 5I4 4Brosdway-Erpror1A \
Soscs DANCES &c.--rRgfoRAING Docs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13

2CAsUAL71Es IN CoMPAHY E, 23D REendEST.
We published yesterday morning list OF
the casualties in Companies A, B, c and D,
of the 23d Regiment. The following is a
list of the losses of Company E, of the same
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COMPANY K, I50th o. N. G.-The ober-
lin News of this week has the following
in regard to the health of Company K,
ofthe 15Oth o. n. G., which is composed
mainly of oberlin students
Disease is making sad havoc with this
noble Company. Beech, Cowles, Els, and
Monroe are no more, and Phinney, Bennett,
Todd, Frazer, Partridge, Burrell and 9TH
ers we're alarmingly i'll at last reports, and
some of these may ere this have been car
ried off. The early return of the Company
is expected, but FIVE, at least of their com
rades will not accompany them.
Mr.. Els brought home the body of his
son, who died before he could reach him,
together with the remains ofyoung Mon
roe, on Monday. Yesterday witnessed at
the Church the solemnities of a double
| funeral.
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BUSINESS Business
CTEAM -ENGINE wANTED-Th

~ Northern OhIo Iron Company want 10 purchase
immediately, a new or sscOnu hand SIeam Engine VI
about Inches bore Of - hinder by a 10 20 inches
stroke, cit vertical horizontal, without boiler.
Apply Monday noon. eth inst, 70 A. e. SMITH,
Sun't OF uLOue Company. au5 .l63
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13

PrpsoyAL.-we learn that Thomas R.
Clinton, Esq, formerly of Buffalo, has been
appointed by the American Express Com
pany as its agent in this city and has ar
rived in town to assume the duties Of his
office. Mr.. Clinton has for several years
been connected officially with the city gov
ernment of Buffalo, and has won universal
esteem by his fine business and social quail
tiles. Mr.. Clinton will prove most excel
lent agent, and we have no doubt that his
management of his Office will prove most
satisfactorily TO the Express Company and to
our citizens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13
LOCAL NOTICES.

UxIvERsALIsM-The Rev. DR.. Webster will
preach to morrow, (SUnday,) at Temper
ance Hall, 1874 Superior Street, services
commencing at half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Rev. Davis Bacon, of Pittsburgh. is ex-
pected to preach in the evening.
LADIES TAKE NoTIcE.-We intend to ship
in a 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.. ]. a. Brown or Mrs. Hiram L.
Griswoid, late of this city, can send them
Immediately to our rooms, 95 Bank Street,
and we will with pleasure forward them to
their destination.
augI2I63 8. A. 5. or NoRTHEsE ONO.
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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 aud will receive subserip-
tions for the NEW LOAN Of Treasury Notes, paya-
be three years from Au ust IS, a. bearing inter
est at the rate Of seven and tenths per cent.
per annum, with ssmi-annual coupons attached,
bile in lawful money.
Interest will be allowed to August 18th on depOs-
its prior 20 that date Ii made subsequent, inter
est will be computed and charged 10 time Of pay
ment.
Notes will be issued for $50, 800, $500 900 or
So, Co., and made payable to order or in blank, as
subscribers may direct.
These Notes will be- convertible at the option Of
the holder, at maturity, into six per cent. gold
bearing bonds, redeemabe after iivs (5) and payA-
ble twenty years from August 18th, 1861. jy3O I62
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ANN1UNCENIENTs.

FoR REcoEnER.-JAT ODELL will be candidat
for nomination to the Office Of County Recorder, be-
fore the Union Convention on Saturday next, Aug.
18th. aus-l63
For REcoXDER.-BENJAMIS LA0isoS, Of Bedford,
will be a candidate for the Office Of County Recor-
der. subject to a decision of the Union County Con-
yention. [aus-l6Sl MANY VOTERS.
For REcoEDER.- GEO A. KoLBE will be a candi-
date for the office Of County Recorder, subject to
the approval Of the Union County Convention, to be
held at Cleveland August -, 1864 Mr.. kobe has
been employed in the Office of the Clerk Of tn
Court of Common Pleas for period of nearly seven
years, and mis- thorough acquaintance with the
manner Of keeping all Court Records, renders him
cmiuently fitted for the position. auI0-l63
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ARREsTED.-Deputy Q. S. Marshal Steel
came up yesterday morning from Knox
County, having in custody Asa Freeman
and John Hyde, charged with being con
cerned in resisting the execution of the en-
rolment act last year.
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MmrrA CoHwuTATIoN.--The period in
(which persons enrolled as militia in this
State are authorized to pay the four dollars
commutationiee fee viii close on Monday next.
Every able bodied male citizen between
the ages Of eighteen and forty ave years h
liable. The cOmmutatlOn fee, if paid on
or before Monday, is "a; after that time,
5000.
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FATAL AccIDEST.-on Thursday evening,
while Mr.. William ale, sr., of RockPort,
was driving home from the city, aceomPa-
MED by his wife and child, and by lady
acquaintance, his carriage capsized, on Gro
ton Street, and its occupants all thrown out.
Mr.. Ale was thrown out with great violence,
receiving a fracture of the skull which
caused death in about ten hours. He was
attended by DR.. Strong.
Mrs. Ale was also severely, and it is fear
cd fatally, hurt, being injured in the spine,
and unable to speak or move. The other
occupants Of the carriage were more or les:
bruised, but not severely injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13

The BGooEEYN LIGHT ARTILLERY CALLED
OuT.-The Brooklyn Light Artillery, o. n
G., under Captain F. W Pelton, have been
called into the service for sixty days from
the 10th of this month, when they report
at Camp Cleveland to receive guEs, hors-
es, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13

.RA11roAD FOR sALE.-The Akron Branch
Railroad, from Hudson to Millersburg, with
all the fixtures, privileges and appurtenan-
ces, including the personal property Of the
Company, will be offered for sale on the
18th of September, at the door of the Court
House in Akron.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13

ExAxrSED.-Emma Smith had an exam
ination before United States Commissioner
Cleveland, yesterday morning, on the
chsrge-Of taking from the post Office, with
out proper authority, letter addressed to
another person. She was discharged.
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FoR LIVERPOOL D1REcT.-The British BARK
wirralite, which went up to the Wellington
Mines about two weeks since for q cargo Of
copper ore to be direct Sc to Liverpool,
has completed her cargo and is on her way
down to start for the ocean.
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Dr1EaArEs TO TIE County CONVENTION
We have received the following names Of
delegates to the County Convention to-day,
in addition to those published yesterday
morning:
NrSrH WARp.-John Martin, William B.
Castle, B. Seymour, 5. W. Nelson, Dr.B.B
Prentice, N Purdy. -,
EAsT CLEvE1Avp.-Darius Adams, Robert
Harlow, sames HayrOck, John Packard, N.
Ford, F. Judson'
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RAIS.-Ths weather yesterday, though
still very warm, was saved from being un-
endurable by two or three delicious ahun-
der-shOwers which cooled and gladdened
the eated fseeof nature.
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0BERLN AND TIE DRAFT.-Public meet
ings were held in 0berlin, on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, to take
measures for raising the quota of the town.
A large amount of money has already been
subscribed to:furLher that purpose, and it
is expected that the result will be great
diminution of the quota, even if it be not
entirely raised.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13

CUrAHoGA County FAIR.-The lists Of pre-
miums to be awarded at the CuyahOga
County Fair to be held in Cleveland Sep
tember 9th to 30th, 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
aug. IL 1853 Secretary.
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On Saturday, August 18th, at half past
eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, will be sold at the
Auction Room of 0. Cutter & Son, No. 134,
Bank Street, two Grover & Baker Sewing
Machines. Also, at 10 o'clock, large lot
new Crockery Ware. Lot new Clothing,
Oil Paintings, &c.
aup 10. I63
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13

ALFRED Il. PEAsE, TIE PASrsT.-We
learn with pleasure that ous talented towns
man. Alfred II: Pease, is about 10 start out
on brief musical tour. On Thursday eve
ming of next week he will give concert at
Loekport, and we learn that he has it in
contemplation to visit Dunkirk, Elmira,
Painsville, Erie and other points.
We bope that Mr.. Pease will not forget
to include Cleveland in his list of engage
ments.
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The oberIia anniversaries.
From our own Correspondent

OBERLIS, Ohio, Aug. 10, 1864.
The "Ladies' Literary Society" the SEN
ior of the two Ladies' Societies connected
with the College, held its Twenty-ninth
Anniversary this afternoon. The day was
the most unqualifedly incandescent OF the
season, yet a large and attentive audience
was early on hand.
The following was the programme
Music. PRAYER MUSIC
''''''' Celia Morgan, Orwell.
Belle Lewis, chattanooga, Tenn.
ii. B. Jackson, Kennel Square, Pa.
MUsIC-Instrumental.
The Hero u Gettysburg,
Fannie n. Jackson, Washington, ID. L
OoaceTaiEJ Things, s,-,--.,,,
Matte J. Chapman, Bloomingdala III
MUSIC.
O'' YEA i''' Jane o. DeForsst, oberiin-
.s4Ia, for The RARITY Of Christian Charity
Virginia H. Woods, Iowa City
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THE YoBETowy.-TF e schooner Yorktown
is now in our harbor loading with cargo of
petroleum for 4r.erpoOl, England for
which port she will take her departure
soon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13

Al THs WEDDELL.-over t'vo hundre.5 ar
rivals weVe registered ct ty e WeddeH HOuse
yesterday. That exoelIs.lt hotel is doing q
big busiaesa
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A lDMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
ALAND.-ln Pur,ua OF an order Of salg IS
sued rrum the Probate Court OF Guy ehoga county,
ONO .haI oner public sale, at the dor Of the
Cogrt House in ths city Of Cleveland, on the lZth
day Of 5 ptember next, bstwes n the hours OF IL
o'c ock A M. and " o'clock M, the following real
estate to wit: situate in the township Of Euelid
IN said county, and bounded as follows beginning
in the centre Of the Plank road, ana chains and
o. Inks westerly along the Plank road from a.
Camps sou hwest corner thence 5 IA deg. "
the lot line; thence S. lot line chain zo lihksi
thence n. soy deg. W. 5chaius and 6o links TO the
centre Of the Euclid Plank road; thence North 4s
deg i. chains aud 10 links to the place Of begin
ni50 containing acres sub ect to the life estate
~ The widow OF e. T. Oyiatt, deceased. g
Annraised nt 500 L. PRENTISS;
Administrator de bOnis non OF the estate OF T. T.
Oviatt, deceased
Aug, II. 1854 y5-=I .LrIylI aulI-loo
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DIED.

On FRIDAY morning, August 18th, at Cleveland,
OHIO, MARY HOGE, only child OF Franklin J. and
2ll prnsnect afrnnt
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Total, ..................... s23,oOO SC

FRErDNEN's AID SocIErY.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Freedmen's Aid
Society will be held this afternoon, at
the Methodist Church, Ohio Street. As
important business is to be presented to
the society, full attendance OF members -
tequested. Interesting speakers will be
present at the meeting. The public are
invited to attend.
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SECOND WARD ATTENroN.-All enrolled
men in the Second Ward entitled to exemp-
ton as aliens or over age, are earnestly re-
quested to call upon W. V. Towsley Notary
Public lover City Bank) and make the nee
essary proof.
Ali persons apparently physically dis
abled will call upon the Provost Marshal
that such as are thus exempt may be
stricken from the enrolment.
This must be done before the 18th inst,
and every man will see the necessity Of at
tending to it, that our quota shall be fixed
at its proper number.
\ copy of the enrolment can be seen at
my office, 2Oj Ontario Street. Let every
man make it personal matter to attend to
his own case and his neighbors.
II. WILKINS
Chairman End Ward Enrolling Committee.
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Box WAxTED,--A good, steady boy, 1toIn
IA to 15 years Of age, can find emp oynIent
in our rob Room. augIBs
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LossEs By THE BUREISG OF THE OLD BAPTIST
CHrrcH.-The following is a correct list Of
the losses by the burning Of the old Baptist
Church building, on Saturday night last :
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MORNING LEADER
s,rrnsnAY monrINa. AUGUsr "a.

NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.
Mt Co-For 0gdensburgh.
E. G. Pnlmer-Substitutes Wanted.
C.. + Vent & Co.-Agents Wanted.
Cowles & Co-NapIfn Rings.
NJ. A E-A ant-d.
B.H s-obb-subst tutes Furnished.
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FUNERAL OF JoHE HoPwooD.-The body of
John Hcpwood, of Company c, l2lth Regi-
ment, who died in hospital at Nashville,
about a week ago, arrived in this city on
Wednesday. Tho funeral will take place
tomorrow Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock, from he-residence of the deceased,
on Ohio street, between Erie and Kinsman,
and will be conducted with military eere-
monies.
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T. L. OGSDaGi General TicEs, Agent. Cleveland, o.

HLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
" KAIL AID.
1904 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday May 10Th, 1854, TEaina leave
Cleveland rs loliOwt, daily, tSundays exceptedl:
s:sU A. M.-MAlL-ArrIves at New YORK At lZ.0OA
NJ Philadelphia 20 A. M; BOltimore 90 A
NJ Pittsburgh ) - r NJ Wheeling Is PM
rs p. M.3EXPlkESS-Arrive at New York 40 2.
M; Philadelphia ~ l020 A. NJ BALTIMORE at
II: - A. M.; piJtsburgh SOS r. NJ; Wheeling
5:lyP M; New Philadelphia 7;40 P. N.
Both trains connect at Hudson ior Akron and MI
lersDurgh-
Morning Train connects at Ravenna With A. G.
w. kairuad Train tor all points on that kOad.
Cars run through tTOm Pittsburgh 70 New York
(viA Allentown, without change Of cars.
49, karr a. low a. by any other line.
uag- Through rlcksts can be procured at the Union
Ticket Onies, Weddel House, st the Depot or the
Euclid-Strest 5tAtiOn-
MYERS. @. T. 1Ssnt. mayls
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CITY NEWS.
Union district Convention.

To the Union Voters Of the Eighteenth Con-
grcssional District:
Pursuant to a resolution Of the District
Committee, the Union voters of the EiglS-
teenth Congressional District, consisting Of
the counties of Cuyahoga, Summit aIsd
Lake, are requested to meet, at their usual
places of holding elections, on Saturday,
August goth, to elect delegates to the Die
trict Convention to be held in Cleveland,
August 25th, at Brainsrd's Hall, for the
purpose of nominating one Congressman,
and for such other business as may be
brought before the Convention. Each eouh-
ty, under the apportionment agreed upon,
will be entitled to one delegate for every
one hundred votes cast for Gov. Brough at
the last State election, and one for each
fraction of fifty or upwards. This will On
title the several counties to the following
number Of delegates:
Cuyahoga county, 110
Summit county, AZ
Lake county, %
By order of the Committee.
D. A DAEGLER, President.
BoLIvAR BUTTs, Sec'y.
CLEVELAND, August s.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, 4
u-rr.-n.n.- = E.-.-.-..-- -. 10 IaaL

The receipts of Grain by rail for the "A hours
ending at half past one o'clock to-day fol-
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F.R. MYERS. G. 7. Assnl. n!
OLEYELAND AND TOLEDO B.
SPRING AEEANsEMENr.

ls64 SPRING ARRANGEMENT s5
On and afer Monday, May 10Th, lss4, Passenge
Trains viii leave Cleveland - follows tSundays
ceptod.
Grafton, Obcriiii, SOr,gnlk, MOnroeyllle, Belle
yue, Clyde, Fremont and Elnore, and arrive
al Toledo al iO:.o A. 4. and Chicago at $3.50 P-M-
I:5OP M.-WESTERN MAIL--SJOps at ell station.
on Southern Division, and arrives ct Toledo ct
6:3UF. NJ; Chicago AZ 30 A. \.
COP M-NORTHEifN MAlL.-StOps At all sta
tons Northern Division, and arrives az SAN
dusky At 7.lO p. NJ.
100 P M-HIGHT EXPRESS.-StOps at Grafton,
NOrWalk, MOnroeVille, clyde and Fremont, and
arrives at Toledo 1t II Is p III and chicago at
Bs46 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections ars msie at Monroeville with the SAM
dusky Mansfield q Newark L. l.. at Clyde with the
Sandusky Dayton 3 Cincinnati X. L. Ht Fremont
with the FTsiIiOnt g Indiana 4 K; and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana and
Toledo & zbilsh Railroads for Chicago, Detrolts
Jackson Font Wayne, L0gansport, lafayette, Cairei
Alton, ST. LOnis and all points West, Northwest and
Southwest. -,
Trains arrive in CisEeland from Toledo and the
West al 6.9l A. n, 2.sJ P. N, and $3.50 Rsn- IRON
Snudnsty Al g.I5 A. q. l.. D. kUChEh, 5uD L
flagala1lf- Ma To- LdnA-
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TnorrISo- -MATca.--A trotting- g-match came
OF yesterday afternoon, at the trotting
park on the County Fair Grounds, between
J BENEFITS mare, Lizzie Miner,
and Vim. Hofman's mare, Julia Daily, in
harness, one-mile heats, best three in five,
for 500. The race was not very fully at
tended, and there was bnt little betting.
the following is
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A MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CL-EIo will be
held at the Cleveland Medical College,
cornor of Erie and st. Clair Streets, every
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Aug. 3:l65.
FIRsT WARD ATrKNTIoN.-FIRsT WARD
EQUALIZATION AssoCIATIoN.-EveTy 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 drafted men
Citizens of the ward, generally, are re-
quested to be present, as matters Of iInpor-
tanee will be presented in relation TO filling
the quota of the ward under the present
call. aug 8:163.
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DEsrRUcr1ox OF TIE PRoPELLER RACINE
TWELVE LIVES LosT.-A dispatch from Chat
ham, C. W, brings the distressing intelli-
gence Of the destruction Of the Propeller
Rae ne, and consequent loss of twelve lives.
She was one of the Western Transportation
company's boats, and was commended by
Captain Arthur. Further news will be
anxiously looked for.
The vessel was in good condition and
rated A 8. It was insured for $4,000 in
the Columbian Insurance Company. The
cargo, which is said to be total loss, was
rs follows; 5.497 bushels corn, consigned
to Cyrus Clark; 24,36I bushels oats, con-
signed to A. L. Grifen; 1000 barrels Of
-four and over 500 pigs lead.
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RENovAL-Frank Brothers Hoop Skirt
Manufacturers have moved from their store
at No. PAS, Superior street, TO No. l2S, Supe-
rior street, under the johnson House.
aug. 8 ;I63.