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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

HARPER FOB SEPTEMBER Cobb Andrews
& Co. send US Harper for the coming month.
1t is an unususlly good number, containing
as it does articles from writers whose au-
thority is u~rbounded. Wilkie Collins aud
Dickens continue their charming stories-
Browne has a readable, lively paper on
"Bodie BuG aud the Dead SEES, of the
wsOt." "sketches of Social Life in China"
will interest widely. Among the other con-
tributions are " Street Education, " "Rscol-
I~ections of an Cd Fogy," Tom Mallory's
Revenge" " Septembar," Love in a Hos
pitsl," "Fanthoru's Sweetheart" &C., &c.
Better reading for the Dog Days cannot be
found than that supplied in Harper for
September. For sale at Cobb, Andrews
L Co,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

DEATH OF Nh. WV. LYNAE.-A telegram
was received here yesterday, announcing
the death of Mr.. Wm. Lyman, of this city,
in New Orleans, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Ly-
man was the youngest son of Judge Ly-
man, formerly of Portage county, now of
this city. For about nine years Mr.. L,
was connected with the Cleveland b
Pittsburgh Railroad, where by his moral
worth and integrity he won the confidence
and esteem of the officers of the company
and of all who became acquainted with
him. He leaves a wife and daughter and
8 large circle of relatives aud friends re-
siding in this city. All who knew Mr..
Lyman will deeply sympathise with the
beresved family and relative3i in their great
affection.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22
LOYAL NOTICES.
LIE, us be nerclrur to ourselves,

Lea us be MerciEuI to ourselves, .
The p,Ysiea, structure OF the strongest human
being is vulnerAb.e ev,rJ where. Oar b,dios are
endowed By nature with . certain negative power,
which projects them to some ext mt from unwhOls-
some iuAuences bat tbs 70 sctloa is Imperfect
and cannot be safely relied on 10 unhsAl. by re-
gions or u dor circumstances Of more than ordi-
nary dsDg r. Therefore. is is wisdom is is pro-
denoe, it i c ,mmor sense, to provide az inst such
contingencies, BY taxing an anGeots in Sdrasesi in
other NO da, by Certifying tins sys'em with A. urSe
of HesTE TIE IS sTOMA-H BITTERs, the
most complete prOtsc I've against all the epidemic
and tndsmio maIsdies that has e7tr be,n sdminis
there is no remedy that will compare with It
whoev,r suffers the psugS Of Iniig- stion, any
where on the face OF the earth where Hostetter's
BItters I'm be Droourei, does 50 voluntarily, ; Tor
as surely as Truth exists. this invaluable Tonic
and slterAtivs would rest re his disordered Stun
ah to a healthy conoition To the Bilious it Is
a'so e~p-ciaIy r commenced. aud in cases Of con.
armsd Constipation II aoOrd' p 'edy and Perms
n,Lt rviIet. IN CansdS, tho west Indies and
Australia, the Bitts "a rank above AlI other medi-
zines OF tue class, snd the demand for them in al
fore On cour tries increases every year.
aHgtI-2 5:dAW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

CoNE TO GR1EF-A man named John
Foster (not the author of the "Esssys")
offered for sale here, yesterday, st very
low figures, a horse be bad stolen from
0sro Osborn, twelve miles out in she coun-
try. TIE latter came into tho city and
notified the police who soon arrested the
thief. He was shutup in the county Jail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

A THIEe or BEAuTY.-The casual visitor
at Ryder's Photograph Rooms will scarcely
tail to be impressed with the beauty aud
naturalness of a landscape painting now on
exhibition there, the work of an English
artist whose name we do not know, and re-
Gently purchased in the East by Mr.. steY-
enson. The picture represents a nook in
the forest, where a rustic group-falher,
wife and b~aby-are sitting with sheep and
cattle lying or grazing near. The naiur-
sIness and truth of the scene are exquisite
and the coloring beyond criticism. IL viii
richly repay one for visiting and examining
il
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF "Ca.EVELAND

ENTERED-..-AuG. 1877.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, DetIoit
Prop Ito =, Si.soa, Dunkirk
Prop Northern Light, durch, Ontonagon
Prop New fofk Mon 0, Buffalo
Prop Free State, HeKe0zis. Buffalo
Prop Arctic, Grossly, Bu alo
Pr p Pa4ssie, Mitchell, nunkirk
Prop Michigan, hollo, Ogdensb1TRh
Schr Rem sfsnkiin, Hunter, TOl,do
Sehr J W S~argesnt, Pellet. tay City
schf Racer, hunt1o9, B fac
Sehr Maize, ROonsy, Boy G ~
sehr " d OhRDmsD, Chapman, TOiefo
Sohr Kirk White, DepeV, De rot
Sehr Vary Collins, Dixoa, Marquette
Sctr W. bupe, ore. Marquetts
Schr Ohsnenae Fitzgeral', Bay Gig
tooW Frsnki Wilcox, p St, Bay City
-cow Mons, rarran. p ell ey's Island
ScoW OcDsuelln, PeloE, Black Bivyr
COW High and Ohief. Gardner. @ inton
OLEkRED---AUg. 19-9l.
S'mr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop P4ssaio, Mitchell, To eda
Prop Free Stafs, McKeBEie. Chicago
Prep new York, Monroe, Toledo
Prop Olesas Wat bury, Dunkirk
chr Red WnIte and Blue, DuyiT, Marquette
Sehr Summit, Oumminss, Chiesgi
5chr W n chapman Chapman, Blsek River
ScoW Mona, Csrrsn, Keilsy's Islsn4
Cow fonsueliO, fellow, Av "A
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The German Turner
Society, of Detroit, gave q very crediLable
gymnastic and musical exhibition at the
Academy laStnight. Considering that they
had Howe's Circus for a rival, a very good
house was in attendance, and the people
were highly pleased with the entertain
msnt-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22
Rnilrond IntelIigenee.

EARNIses.-The earnings of the Michi-
gan Southern Road for the FIRST week in
August show an increase of SIS .s27 on those
for the corresponding week last year.
The Medina Gazette says it is reported
that tho Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road Company is negotiating for the pur-
chase of the unfinished railroad through
Medina with a view to its completion 70
its junction with that COmpsny's road at
Seville or vicinity.
PBojEcrED ToLEDe AND SAGINAW RAILROAD.
We learn from the Toledo Commercial of
Saturday, that Il meeting was held in that
city, on the 18th inst, for the purpose of
considering the project of a railroad direct
between Toledo and Holly, Michigan. 1t
was composed of delegates from the dis
tricis along the proposed fohte, the Toledo
Board of Trade, &c. The proposition
favored by the delegates was the formation
of a railroad, commencing at Holly, at the
termination of the Holly and Flint Road
which road continues on to Saginaw City
aud from Holly bringing the line in 8
straight direction south through Milford,
New Hudson, Ann AIbor, and to Tole-
do, uia Saline Il Dundee, a distance Of
about eighty miles, over 3 level
country, and one of incOnsidersbl bic
streams TO bridge. The advantages Of
such q road were thoroughly csDyassed, and
the discussion eliminated in the following
resolution offered by Mr.. Hall, Of Toledo
and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the citizens of Toledo viii
cordially unite in the construction of a rail
road from this city 10 Holly, Michigan
where said road viii unite with a railroad
already constructed to Saginaw Bay. T,
this end the meeting respectfully recon
mend that the delegates present from Mich
igsn take early measures to organize into
company.
On motion of Mr.. Gardiner, of Toledo,
committee was appointed to take into con
sidsration the proposed route and decid
upon the best course.
The meeting then adjourned to Thurs
day, August 81, at Ann ArbOr.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

LIvsRPooL, LONDON AND GLOBE Insurance
Cove call the attention of all interested
ment, found elsewhere, of the above com
psny. The statements therein made carry
their own argument with them. Ch rles
C. Baldwin, ESQ., 1IS Superior street, over
National City Bank, is the SCENT for this
niAu
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

THGr Boar RACE 1t Is but fair TO state
that in the race on Saturday evening be-
tween the ar ~sstless' aud "Nixe" Boat
Clubs, the Nike Club had the common
straight oar, twelve feet in length, while
tue Restless had spoon oars, one or two feet
LANCER, giving them considerable adyan
tage.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

FIRE.-Fire broke out yesterday noon
in the oil refinery on Walworth Run, owned
by Pierce & Co. Tho establishments was
totally destroyed. Estimated loss between
50 600 and Sc. OOO. We did not learn the
amount Of insurance, if any.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

DISCHARGED. Two men named Fred.
Hsushe aud Center, were brought be
fore COMMISSIONS White yesterday, on the
charge of having sold, or offered for sale,
fifty dollars worth of couuterfeit fifty cent
scrip, in Alliance. On examination, both
were DISCHARGED.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22
gITTsaTRga PErROLEUa MARKEE
Especial sspOrs for the Daily LEApIH.I

PITTsBuRsH, August 2i-6eoP 4.
The receipts Of Crude BY the Allegheny nvef 'o-
day were I,2O9 bbls. ReceiPn OF Ksnneo y TAI
heavy. The market for Crude lie hFner- Sales VIM
on. package at ls1lci 1900 bbls ct lse' Dds "a
changed.
Rs1ned is active and the demand hoerai. ralss
500 bbls bonded, Baltimore delivery 81 ozo Low
bbls bonded, Immediate PhiladslphiA delivery At
SIG; 1000 bbls bonded, Standard free on cars
st $50; 500 bbls free brilliant, October delivery -
Philadelphia. at Tio. The market closed hrn' Re
hners have large contracts ahead.
Tar 6eclined. Sales 10 bis ct 1915.
BanzoIe dull and ncmiusl.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

CONCERNING CAMP CLEVELAND We learn
from the State journal that in compliance
with instructions received from the War
Department, Colonel Wilcox on Saturday
issued orders for the abandonment of Camp
Cleveland as a military post.
We understand that the few companies Of
the I'D o. V. R. C. now on duty, are order
ed to report at Camp Chase, and will leave
for that post to-morrow.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

REroUcHIxG OLD PHoToeRAPHs, &c Mr..
J.F. Ryder, wen known in Cleveland and
on the Reserve as a skilful Photographic
artist, is now to commence a trip through
the nor thern part of the State, in which he
will viVit our principal towns and villages
for the purpose of renewing old s~mbroiypes,
dsguerreotypes, &c which have become
faded By time. This will be good news TO
many families who possess pictures ofdead
or absent friends, which need restoration,
Mr.. Ryder win do the work in a perfect
manner.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22
CITY NEWS.

STITCHING AND ENBRoIDERY.-Sewing ma
chine stitching of every description done
il the best style at III supe ior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKER's
9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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weekly Bank statement.

New York stock sasrket-August 81.
IBX TzLEaRAFB.I
Government RtOeks-Fi mer. U.s sizes
OF 1851 coupons, 1C654; o. S. Ten fO-ty coupons,
97L; q s. sizes. i've Eenty coupOn', lnb1s 7 sOs,
third series, o "a; dc, sscoud series 995A
BIOeks-stesdy aud dull. Erie sH&; HsWYotk
Central 9O5%; HUDSON l 81; heading lO3i Chica
90 a Alton eltra dividend, SO; n ichig u sOutherD
6A; uievslard & Pittsburgh 675<; Rock Island
10 Chicago 4 Prairie ou CHEN AZ FoIt Wayne
94JS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22
ClereLand MhoIennIe merkeL

MOHOAT EvEsIso. August q, ls6s.
Frsigktp-The following are the rstss By Lake
btoaml and Rail rOa this port to New York and
Boston
To New Y~Ork.-FIrst elass SIP; sOoondOl class:
s8oi Third class lie; Fourth class: 800. Flour,
go. Wool s',l2.
To BOston.-Fju t class: sl,2g; Second Glass
9ici Third claa: 75o; Fourth class s5c. Flour.
TOO. WoolSI,22-
FIOur-Tifm and s'vanoiug. Cty brands In
proved CSC, and nowheld At 49, so for Xxx rcd and
$1,000 for Xxx white. bale 100 bb.s extra fami y
ct S7,2S.
Wbeat-FFm and advancing, but Inactive
Tbs only n ported sale to day was 2 cars rejected
led ct 81 so. No l red from stors held at sI,gs0
200; No 2 RID held at sl,76sl.sOi amber Milwau-
kse sI,55. No
GsOrn-stesdy asd Erm. Sale l car No. 2 mixed
from store at Tic ana 2 cara at re.
Oats-Dull; no s,les to-dsy. We quote nomi.
nAlly 1t 42c from st re.
aye Quiet 81 $4,000 from store.
BnrleY-Inaotivs and nominal.
POrK-stesdy ct $50 % Tor city packed mess
sslss ~ bbls st the quotation
Lard-Fim at S4e for eits-rendsred Ia barrels
and t'ercss, Sales 10 0 rs.
B~eef-City Mes hela at $500, with light de-
mand.
smObed BEeats-In good demand, firm ard
UNCHANGED. We quote: Pisin.cnred hams. q D..
26c shoulders ioci bacon soc; dried beef &c.
Butfer-In good dersud and finn. Gales
Of 50 arkins Western R serve at &c.
Gheese-Firm and steady at l29l4o for good
to PRIME
ERgs-Fre-h-paoked scarce and in demand at
$50 Old dull st 149l5o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sa'es so bbls at SAILS.
AleOhOI-Bstter Held a. S4.S6s44I for %
per cent Cologne Spirits, 9sc per cent, S4,5I.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 S3S9,3s.
PsfrOEeum-F Firm ct &c for Refined present
delivery. The dsu and is snI. moderate.
Dried ApPles-Firm at IOc, and pay for pack
ages.
Lake Fish-steady at the following prices -
No.. Whitehsh, o half Dbl, $50, no. 2 do, D
half bb', $500; PickersI . half Dbl $3.50; Trout
. half Dbl 500; Herring q hslfbbI s4.5' ESQ
Hay-LOEsr. ssV loose selling at 8 range Of
Ss,OO9I2Oo. No old Offering. BaIed is In light
supply and At SIs,Oo.
Solicitation. Now held at s2,45for Fine; $3.50
for Coarse.
AS md PnEfar@harhss steady. We quoss
a follows Prossnf Csc x Alo SO; Stock G1I
G14,00i Kannott $500; PAls Dream 81; Porte
IA Half and quar- sr barrels In proportion.
water LtEne-OsWogo and Akrsn held ct
PIsataT-"PovoH'E' land plaster 5000 per
ton; Calcinsd 500 p Dbl.
HOps-Firm. New York State 4595eo, accord.
ing 20 quality Ohio $500.
HaER-stesdy. Barley Malt hold ct u,TO pol
bushsl.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

TEMPERANCE Manufactured C~srswell,
the able and eloquent temperance lectu' er,
will deliver an address on his favorite topic
next Wednesday evening in the First Bap
list Church, corner of Euclid avenue ard
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

WESTERN RESERVE COLLEGE Tho next
term of this popular institution will com
mence September 2Oth, in each department,
Collegiate and Preparatory.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

PHRsoSAL.-Captain 0. S. B. Wall, of the
IO4th U. S. C. T., the second colored officer
ever commissioners in the service of the
United States, was in the city yesterday, on
his way to his home in 0berlin, having OBJ
tanned a brief furlough. Tho Captain
reports favorsbly Of the condition and pro-
gress of the freedmen in South Carolina,
where he has been on duty. One of the
greatest ennOyances to which they are sub
ject results from the brutality and pre-
judice, not of Southern whites. but of
Northern soldiers and officers. Some of the
abuses to which they are subjected by men
who wear the "srmy blue" deserve ventila-
ton, and immediate punishment Captain
Wall, on returning to Charleston, will
assume the important aud Responsible posi-
ton of Superintendent of the Freedmsn's
Bureau at that place.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

THE AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL AssOoIA.
rGoN.-The third quarterly meeting of this
Association, whioh was held in Chicago on
the oath and 25th of May last, adjourned
to meet on Wednesday, the Esd instant, in
Cleveland, and will accordingly open its
sessions, in CARROTS HIl, at 10 A. N, of
hat day.
In 1864 it was thought that the state of
our finance and commercial prospects de-
manded concert of action among ali classes
of manufacturers, and especially among
those producing or working in iron and
steel. Aud At a meeting in Philadelphia Of
those interested, this Association was or
ganized for the mutual benefit of its mem
bers, the protection and Improvements Of
their specially in business, the promotion
of home manufactures, and the general ad-
yancemento of American industrial interests.
The Injurious results of the late "strikes"
among dissatisfied and turbulent workmenI
aud the disastrous consequences of the re-
cent, and increasing, large impUriatioBs
from Europe, have amply justified the or
gsnization of this society. 1t has already
accomplished much for the success of homo
capital, and is e~xerting a powerful influence
for the permanenc of our manufactures,
and the triumph of our industry. Its linn
| its embrace the whole of the Uaited States,
and it's members are among the wealtniest
and most public spirited in the country.
Their object is worthy tho highest common
- A - 1HNaraafaa ~ III mn
motion of home enterprise, the dignity of
labor, or the development of our national
wealth and strength. Their caPisol, deter
miHatiou, upright motive, and above all,
! the intrinsic excellence of their principles
ct once command our respect, and inspire
us with perfect confidence in the success OF
TurIr vHJrJ5.
The President of the Association is Capt.
E. B. Ward, of Detroit, formerly q large
ship-owner and leader in our lake com
MERGE, now an extensive man ufactu rer, and
always one of the piHars of Western bust
ness interests. lis Secretary is Robert Il.
Limborn, Esq, of Philadelphia. Among
It's honorary member are Hon. John Co,
vode, of Pennsylvania, who will DO present
and address the meeting, Horace Greeley,
DIR. William Elder. of the Treasury Depart
meut, Hon Timothy o. Hove. oftho Uaitod
States Senate, and Hon, Thaddeul Stevens
of the House Of Representative.
We are sure that d body of nor SO intel
ligent and worthy, will be cordially receiv,
ed by our citiz sns. and very many, as vel
from professional aud mechanical as bust
ness ~empIoyments. will gladly avail them
selves of the pleasure OF attending theil
Convention during It's sessions Of RedneG-
day and Thursday
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

$1,000 R~eWard.-Tbe Above reward will be
giyen to any peTs"n who can furnish = pFescrip-
tiou for Coughs, Colds WhoOplng Couch, AIthma
and Consumption, which Is equal to DR.. shick-
lands Meli1uOus Cough BAlsam. This bAlsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swes's. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to t'y. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, WhoopIng cough and primary eas's
Of conAumPtion are cured By DR.. StrickIand'S Mel
liduous Cough Balsam. Il can be had at any
Druggists.
Benton 4 D~unbam, Agents. Cleveland, o. ms:B5
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IL EanI

Oft is dull sicsn-ss 81 my hesrt afraid
Put ia casts of uAcARHH, = tingls bottle OF
DR. d H.. see yes bIoUIO OATARRH EEMEDT will
ALWAYS effect a permanent cure, thus preventing
Bronchitis or Oonsumptio aug2l;T3
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DIEO.

LYMAN III New Orleans, on tht 18Th inst, Of
bilicus fs-er, William yman, Of this city, aged IS
years,
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Sew ADVEEsIsEnEs =.

EBW ADVEREIsEMEaEs
Rv. N. Observation-Disclosures Female College.
Charles C Baldwin-Fire snd Lif- Ipsaranoe
h. T.. Hiiohcock-W stern Res rye oclleCe.
Levi BOnnsy-Ganvsssers Wautod.
Andrew Parker-steam Pumps for Sale.
Albert ~Ailyn-Land for Sale.
R. M--Tmploymfnt anted.
box 2sss-Residence VENTED.
Gardner stosrns Situation W nted.
R. HsnBa 8 O'.-Local Notice.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

VIRIUMPH OF ART.
hig Mixing and Lsdies' Hair Dressing
Wm. Day. 46 Public fQuare,
HAS ALL IAE LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG EOsK

V TEE ILLUSION Walt Cts TO = Charm.
CURLS-EkEEOH HArURAL RlEGLEr5-
Jus resolved direc0 a large q0artity Of thi. beau
uful hair. Ladigs please call, examine and zee Tor
yourselves.
sWIT1aES AND BRAID-A large and well.
selected stO-k zlwaY On ha.d.
WATE8-FA-Ls, BUTTERFLY B1Ws, ~
GENE BOWS and REEOd HEAD-UREssEs.
msds BY the advertiser equal 10 thoso imported,
81 Ladies osn b aid. mate into any of the
Ee'Fs de e-Dres~es vithoat injury to switch
Ladies' Halr Dressing, UurliRg and Hair Uniting
DO e IN ih0 iatssl aud no { prevailing styles.
HAIR DTEtSG.-'articu.ar a~ttentios paid to
thu branch OF the busi e. Tue best OF Dye used.
HUT AdD CpLO BA HS siv avs ready. The
best tat7ieg apartments iu tn ctr. ~
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PoLros CoUnr.-Judge Abbey disposed of

Police CouET.-Judge Abbey disposed of
tho following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness. John Devine, Joseph
Kyser, Arthur Mcmahon, D. Mcdonald,
Henry Ray, James O~'Conner, John Taylor,
Patrick Kelley, John NJ. Ssckinser, W.
Cassidy, George W. Brown, Charles Brown,
A. Harrison, Henry Frame, John POtt,
Joseph Seal, fined 81 and costs; Patrick
Moran and Mary White, sent to the House
of Correction thirty days; Sian Chase,
(3tste Law fined So aud costs Michael
Hickey, sent to the House of Correction
thirty days; L. C. Callahan, fined So and
costs; William Norris and Ned Wahanna,
fined IS and costs.
UisvuI VapUv-~ill;-- nj ~ J.-..
Mckenzie, fined s. and costs.
Grand Larceny-William Patterson, case
continued to Wednesday, bail $500.
Petit Larcepy-Chsrles Hastings, Joseph
Kilner and Martin Luckey, fined the costs.
Csrrying COncesled WeApors-sOIomcn
Chambers, fined So snd costs.
Lewd Behsvior-Ned Crane, fined 81 and
costs.
Violating Market Ordinance : Charles
Roskof, fined 81 and costs. t
Assault and Battery-Jobn Pendleton,
fined IS and costs; Arthur B.. Gilbert, two
indictmen' 81 Henry s. King and Sarah C.
Lacey, cases continued to next Monday.
Destroying roperty-Frederic Johnson
case continued 70 the 18th inst.
DIL- o. MINI
oDe week.
Murder John MeWilliams, case con-
tinued to Wednesday.
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WhkATON'S
TON
ITCH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
win cure the Itch in 4s hours-alSo cures Salt
Rheumr Ulcers, OhilblAina, and ell Eruptions Of
the SKIN. Price SO cents. By sending so e0nts 10
Weeks ond Potter, 10 Washington st., Boston, win
De forzArded free By mail. For sale By sIl Drug.
gists- sTROEs a AREsTsoss, Cleveland, AgsDs
oe Northern Ohio. mhl4:F dAW
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DYEiNG.

EREDERICK CYBIAX,
EreReis FRneV NleaEu I've WOrATH nm
ETeHtltHg EEsHoBEBtHfUB8fs
RelFidoFo Farm, Sast ,leTGlanIt, SEd
% seneca Street.
OSFI0B-l04 ssnsca -, Cleveland, o.
mean to max tlas tbs BEST DYE-HOUSE II
THE WEST. anu sh5H spare no snort to Give sat
lDfsction.
1 call ths especial -tteugtc1 ~ Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FBBF6a sTYLB
OF Cleaoirg or sa-dvsiuE % msss-Hp GsrTnsuts
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

The SATURDAY Pass Harry ClaPp' jr.1
whilom the witty and talented editor of the
the New York Saturday Press, has renewed
the publrc4tio of that journal, whose
sropohant satire and flashing jeHrd'esPritare
now as excellent as in the old times. In
its way the Press is the most original and
ablest of the many weeklies now published
in the city of BohemiGns. To the readers
of the old Saturday PresS-and we pity
those not included in that classification
we need only say that the new one is as
good as the old.
FIRE.-The alarm of FIRE this morning at
two o'clock, was caused by FIRE being dis
covered in the wash room of the Weddell
House. The timely arrival of the engines
prevented any damage.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22
DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 70. 1866.
-TRAVELEsas RRaIsFER

- OtiEsEs Wishing o0nvsysBos 70 si;hoI o. lie
Shove ETztRs OF BOats, VII be called Tor bs Cozaba
q Stevens omRibns Line. by isAviRg tAsir s0aInss
It tbs Omnibus bh,os, LAY SuEs-ior street gsTs
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22
,IeveIand LUMBER Market.

MOsDAY EVsNIsG, Aug. II 1850.
The raosipts and shipments Of Lumber, Shingles
an dnrinq the week ending on Saturday lat