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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-EMPLOY THE SOLDIERS-Busi-
W ness men are requested TO apply for Clerks,
Book-keesersi fcrters, Mechanics, Apprentices, and
all employees to the Agency Of the Sanitary Commits
son, No, - Bank street, where soldiers, honorably
dlsehargnd, anaEel qualified, viii be found willing
"a large proportion Of these are able-bodied and ex-
ness, untitled for work have a double claim upon the
patronage Of a Loyal public.0
References will be given when required. No charge
for services, Ofthis Agency.
ICopylst, q hne Penman.
HClerks, experienced N dry good, grocery or drug
stores.
9Driyors, GrO0msa and Gardeners.
IPorter.
1Neayer. -
: Firemen or Brakemen. -..H
3 Apprentices.
2have no trade and viii do ANYTHING.
5dlsabledmen wish places as messengers, agents or
Office porters.
Please send nyour onlers and help these men to earn
an honest living. Applyat .E
S9BANK STREET,
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WANTED--HELP

w lie highest wages will he paid. Apply at No. $
Waring's Block. McNARY, CLAFLIN&CO oct:252
UTANTED-w0MAN-A respectable woman as
w nurse for little girl Is months old. Must be
.trong and healthy. Good recommendation requir-
"a WM get a good home and wages. Irish need not
snnl,, Address Mrs. P. G. W., Rockport, Cuyahoga
aFfs oCt3.252
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The Tunisian Embassy,

The Embassy from the Bey of Tunis to
bear to President johnson the congratu-
lations of that potentate on the close of
the rebellion is thus described by the New
York Herald:
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q Dcnd snre Thing. ;,

"Miles O'Reilly" in last weeks Citizen,
gets off the following in reference to
John B. Haskin's recent letter, claiming
the authorship of the resolution in the
New York Democratic platform which
endorses President johnson:
1t is John B.. Haskin
Will hereafter bask in
The smiles of JOhnsiRg, who is named Andrew;
For twas John B.. Haskin
Did succeed the task in
Of the ''Ninth Resolution putting squarely thrO'l
And whatever you ask in
The name of Haskin-
Be it place in the customs, or what else he begs-
There's no need of maskin'
That if axed.b Haskin,
You'll be sure to get it-just as sure as eggs
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WANTS.

WANTED-TO BENT.A comfortable dwelling
w in a desirable part Of the city, hiya good tenant,
AT a rent not to exceed Sl,VO: inquire OF ) L. q u.
l.. NGERS0LL, oil Superior st.
"ANTED-TO RENT-A- neat commodious
w honse for a small mmily GU the West Side, in a
respecfahle locality, on or near a street railroad. Ad-
Jrass . r q H this office. Oct3.2j2
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SURE FORTUNE!-Th Advertiser, a Chem
n ist Of Twenty-Five years eYperience. both in En-
rope ana Amere2, wishing to retire from the profess
the use Of which any induStrious voung man or wo-
mrn' with little or no capital, can makef from the first
~, nOteh9 an excellent living, but in n very short
lnnsIeauLsa moderate fortune. Address, with two
sathlps LOT return postage, 5. p. CHESTERFIELD,
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A. II. Stephens wanted to make the cor
ner7stone of the Southern Confederacy-
Slavery. We are about to make the cor
ner7stone ola reconstructed Union-Color.
What is the difference?
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N0TICE-AnPackagesl left at the St. Clair Street
II HOUSE not redeenBd before the expiration Of 30
DAYS from tnls date: viii bs sold at public anetiOn to
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$50 OO0. MONEY ADYAYCED-

in snms 10 suitzat tsse ed ,stF9d
on Securities of-every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, yewelry, Guns
all personal property and articles ofyalue, on the most
satislactory terms: Business strictly private. Is
tabllshed 69l, n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Madcnes' JeWery; Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
oHnee--cofner Of Water and Superior streets, over,
Davis a Piexotto's Clothing Store
OCt22s KW WAGNER
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a Prtvate Rcsirns.

The State Journal says Their. are oc-
casionally forwarded, to - State Depart
ment documents that without claims TO
the title official, are curiosities in their way.
The following is the form Of a resignation
not in the books, and original in more
ways than one forwarded to the Governor
some weeks ago. If Artemus Ward had
written ii, the RAIDER would not be long in
finding the Joke" As it is, joke or no
joke, written in good faith or in ridicule,
we give itas one Of the curiosities of SOL
der correspondence with the State De
psrtment, Uer6atim et Eteratim:
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NAAf NEAR SWEATWATER
Tenasee AUGUST the 4th 1865.

GovERNoR BRoUGH-Sir-The democrat
lselng effect of woods life haveing become
so vrvediy portraid 70 me 1 void EARNESTLY
recommend that the 18th O. v. C. now at
thiss place be mustered out of the US.
oerYis at the earlist possible opportunity.
Signed ANDREAU SHAW
lhesoINed also that 1 Andreau Shaw do
hereby theas presents respectfully tender
my resignation wich 1 hone viii meet
"nntne necessary promtitude of action
equHeu Private A SHAW
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To the Shdtot Department attention IS IN
Uited, as ace offer about t,oeIUe hundred
WooE Shd5otS, Paisley ScotchGH ana american,
Real Paisley and French Cashmere, and
many Others. For sale By the package or
at retail. E. I. BALD WIN co.
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E. I. B4EDIN & co.

E. l. BAEDzN 8 co.
Offer to the Trade
$500 Pieces Fall Dress Goods
1900 Pieces Wool Blankets,
1900 Pieces Wool Fanmels,
1000 Doe, Wiater Hosiery
500 Doc. Wrappers and Draloers,
20 Gases AUTUMN BalmoraZz
500 Doe. Nubias, Hoods and SHalols
NTH a complete Stock in all Departments,
and a good line
DOMESTTCS.
$50 I'D. E. l. BALDWIN i co.
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We Ike the way things go in New Jer-
sey. hllpatricks raid BIDS fair to be the
most famous event of his life. The way
ne the e~opperheads is sublime o3
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We give The highest terms of any house in America.
NJ c5,arTes for boxes or fTeights, and exclusive rights
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plshed historian: One Octave Volume OF ~ pages.
The best Biography Of Abraham Lincoln. Now being
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One hundred more men can engage, selling tins work
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Kepuohcan party is breaking up in
4ssi breaking up the Democracy.
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FOR SALE.

ian S1TF-Nv residence, No. I9s Prospeet-st-
L viii he sold at a bargain spplea ioF soon. k.P.
L 0cll.z21
ION pm acres good land tlree-fourths Of
a mile from Grafton Station good orchard, barns
and house. VIII sell cheap, q eAShahge IN part for
city property. Inquire at iouhg america Hotel,
West Side. OSt2-z21
ZHSSTSSTpPT PLANTATION LAND-The
NEA1a . cifizep Of Mississippi, is acquainted
- 5ss ~ most valuable plantation lands in
tbaf STATE He is also famllar with the subject Of
~. ~ Do 80 ~ r. Having resided North during the
- - vears mostly in this CITY and being other
49, ~ frc1, tbe faint Of disloyalty, he offers his
rsrsosai anI professional services 10 those DESTROYS of
rn-ebasA,g lands in the South. These lands may now
be bouRht Al a SURPRISINGLY Low FIGURE, and pre-
seD9 - Saif &c ;nyesfment Of speedy and broad profit.
Any gwen. lhO1n-
CHILD, Cleveland, 0eI9-z2z
TANTER-TO sELL-At great bargains, or ex-
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address J. IUGGsTINE, Mendoza. m: s%ep2s:256
TOR SAIF-OIL-A fine lot of Petroleum Burn
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tral Way. sepz1.hI
TOR SALE-HOUsE AND LOT IN BEREA-
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sB," LEADER ONCE. Cleveland, o. - yls:&
TOR SALF-CUTs SLAVES AND HEADING
Il The undersigned keeps constantly on hand large
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Headline af fhe lowest market prices Factory near
Clc,,siaSd and Toledo Railroad depot.
An oy,iers PROMPTLY filed and satisfaction warrant
JUNE EDGARTON.
Fremont. O.. July Is:24
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G60 REWARDS, Wednesday evening, a
~ stonediamOnd ring. Inc hnder VIII be re-
H CORNING octb-252
-STRAYRD OR sTOLEN-From pasture, on
= Case avenue, a dark red COW, with white on right
hip and flank, horns TIPPED Win nra5s buttons, Any
suitably rewarded BY J. II. GoRHAM. oct5.2s2
7 OsT-POCKET BOOK-On Superior ST., on Sat
l. uriay, September 90, aPoeket Book, containing
some n,onev with valuable papers OF no value to any
one eRrent ~ owner, liberal reward will be paid
to the finder y leaving it the LEADER Office. s2le2i
O5 DOLLARS REWARD--Wm De paid by
70 tie Board Of Edgcationot this city, fer the ar
rest and copvicfjou Of the person or persons who broke
mt ~ pasie - school Building, on or about the
10th inst, damaging the premises and stealing a va
rs $1,000 Z sIle ]. D. HUDSON, Secretary.
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UNION COUNTY TICKET.

FOR senator,
SAMUEL WILLIAMSON.
For Representatives,
DAVID A. DANGLER
CHAS. b. LOCKWOOD,
MORRIS E. GALLUP.
For County Treasurer,
JOSEPH TURNEY.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
=. CASTLE.
For County Commissioner,
RANDALL CRAWFORD.
For Coroner,
DR.. JULIUS G. SCHENCk. q
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"ANTED-AGENTS = Attention, something
w new. l VIII send By mai, post paid, a beautiful
Military Album, with twenty-four pictures of our
Union Generals, for Dcents. Agents wanted imme-
diately. Price per dozen TO Agents. 81. 81. - IS per
halfdozen. Send all orders 10 Z. L. BRIGGS, IN
naarhnrn ST C1iramo III unpQ9sn :
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4 UNION TICKET.

OHIO UNION TICKET.
For Governor,
JACOB ID, cox, Of Trumbull County.
-F Fer Lieutenant Governor,
ANDREW G. M;BURNEY, of Warren Co.
- For Treasurer Of Statc,a
SIDNEY WARNER, Of Lorain County.
For Supreme Judges,
Full term,)
JACOB BRNHERHOFF, Of Richiand Go.
Ito fill vacancy
JOHN WEIGH, Of Athens Comfy.
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM II. WEST. of Logan County.
For School Commissioner,
JOHN c. NORRIS, Of Harrison County.
For Board Of Public Works,
JAMES MOORE, Of Coshoctcn County.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
RODNEY ZOOS, of Clinton County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-08
OrricE-SsuG sid, Public Squars, Copine
Ton, Indiana.

FuNHE Company holds by lease, and In fee, abou
twenty thousand OF The select Goa
lands in Western udiana bordering both sides OF tn,
Wabash river Maps Of these lands may be at th,
Vim. Dale, No IS Park Place, " Y City, at the ece Of
Hon. J. X. Conroth, Huntington, Indians and at the
onice Of Roach Mcdonald. Indianapolis.
reference to the report u the Hon. David Dale
Owen, late State Geologst, will show that these lands
situate Ia the midst OF the finest coal fields Of the
State Astounding aiao IA salt iron ard other valuable
mineral substancsS
Near the mouth Of Coal Greek where the Company has
quantities OF lands sAlt has been discovered
I'd II In quality to the ksnswha. This water was pro-
cured some Is years ago by boring, soon AFTER the On
ondaga salt finding Its way down the wabash and Erie
Canal Mr.. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself IN
able 10 compete with H. abandoned the manufacture. In
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove TO have been coal oil.
Those lands all lie In close prox unity 60 the wabash
and Eris Canal. soma Of them upon its banks.
Mr. John Mchanomy, the business agent OF the con-
pany las ned from tour Of observation OF the oil
regions Of convinced that the lands leased
BY the company, In Fountain and Psrke countess has
surface indications present themselves, song analogy
In the oil and mineral substances s found French
Greek, Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity sns
the most valuable o.. IL found Mr. Mehanomy has pur
chased for the company the most approved machinery
with all the hxtures necessary for operation and pre-
pairing with experienced workmen the speedy Develop
% the hidden treasure Of the lands Of the
All the ndiees " coal oil, found IN localities who're
has been procured. strongly marked IN vsrious 10
eates % the lands % the Company, anording ever,
rational prospect Of success. The company thinks m
necessary 10 make any other reference 10 the character
81 the lands other than the report and referred 10
eoo 900 OF the stock, being 1000 shares proposes
by the Company 20 be offered In the market AZ onshsl
aiding the Company In speedy dsvelopmsn, o. tho
lands. apr25-dkvu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-08
For the State Sentinel !
TempeYaAce.

EDIroa skSrIxrL: The usual Sabbath after
noon Temberance Meeting was held at the
Tabernacle yesterday (Suudsy.) at 4 o'clock p
NJ. There vas a goodly audience present, and
Rev. DR.. Jevett. of Terre Hsute, delivered 9
very able and sensible address OF about half an
hours duration. Col. James Blake made q brief
enthusiastic and Characteristic little speech,
which was followed by singing. Mr. Keifer's
Choir improves. with practice. and the singing
was excellent. Good speakers will address these
meetings every Sunday. IL is proposed to con
tnue them as long there 10 any good to be
done thereby. We care not for the sneers of
men in Office or out Of il. We have weighed the
question carefully; We find in il the element of
right. and We will work, and trust for our work
TO bring forth good fruits. We may be xvi
We may lack Influence" and force
of character" but what little ability we have
shall 20 on the right side.
BY order of the Committee.
VIZ W. Il McCuRpY,
sec'y Of Meeting and Chm Of Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-08

CIycrxsArI. August Z.
Flour Is held firmly ct full prices. but buyers
eontendsd for . decline. and. therefore. not much
vas done; smell sales Of the high grades at s.
so9y 80; superfne held At s. 75as.
Wheat in good demand at 81 4sal 50 for
Chicago spring, 81 s59i 90 for winter red and
81 1892 IS for prime Kentucky white. Dat.
in lair demand. and prices higher; new 42ax7e
the latter for parcels not weather stained. and
soc for old. Barley 10 good demand; old fall
81 %: new e5990c.
whisky dull; sales Of $50 bbs AZ 81 1892 20.
and sales Of any magnitude cannot be made At
over SAILS.
Mess pork declined to $3l for city, With sales
OF 500 bbls coantry sold at $50.
Nothing done in bulk meats or bacon
Lard has been Withdrawn from the market,
aud cannot be bought below 24c.
Sugar l49l7c1s. Coffee 29Q32c Molasses
dull. Cheese l5c
Butter 2o@26c for fresh and is92O for fair.
Eggs dull as l5@l6c.
Linseed oil 81 l40l Is.
Tallow l2lsc.
Gold 81 43.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-08
new YORK marie,

NV YoRK. August Z.
Cotton dull, heavy and lie lower az 46c 70
middling
Flour dull and heavy and lO@l5c lover; com
mon to medium extra Sc 30@6 IS; extra Stat,
50 3O@6 40; superfne western S. s5S6 10
~ rugs 90 for common to good shippins
brands extra round hoop Ohio. and IS 1909 81
Tor trade brands, market closing heavy.
whisky quiet and without decided change. a,
50 1892 30 for western.
Wheat market opened heavy and &c lower
Winter red western 81 so; Racine spring I'll IS
al 3S1a; Milwaukee club Al a.: prime
white Michigan 81 9e@2 90: amber Michigan
$500, and 81 40@l Al for No l choice Re-
steady At CSC for western
Corn opened l(d2c better at SIC for damaged
s60s6c for unsound. s6@s7c for sound mixed
western 9O@9lc for prime shipping parcels
and s71s@ssc for high mixed nearly yellow
Oats @2c better at 6O960Is for western; lat
ter generally held at Gle.
Coffee dull. Sugar dull allll@l3 70,
huscavado. 1915 for r. X. Havana. Rice dull
Molasses dull at l0@40
Wool dull
Petroleum quiet at 81 n @33c for crude. 52lS
@53 for refined in bond. and 6s@72c co free
Hops firm at l0635c
Pork dull; new mess $35 00Q35 37LS
$29 00@30 90 for '63-'64, do cash and regular
way. closing at $35 90 for cash. $24 OO02i
50 for prime. and s27 0O@27 25 for prime
mess Plain mess beef S. 50@l2 50: extra
mess, $40 00@l4 so; beef hams firm at 30Isc
Cut meats firm at l5@l7c for shoulders
and 1914 @231sc for hams. Bacon lower; lie
for Cumberland cut; 1870 for long ribbed, and
l4@l454 for short ribbed.
Lard quiet. steady and better at l9@22c
Butter; 1S@2Sc for Ohio, and 30@35c for
State. Cheese l0Gl51c.
sEv YORK MONEY MARKET
NV YoRK, August 4.
Money steady and quiet at 6@7 per cent. call
loans. chiefly the latter.
Sterling a shade irmer at l01z6@lOs51 for
first class bills.
Gold q trife higher. opening at 81 A..
advancing to 81 1879, declining to 4311 and
closing at 81 "A.
Government stocks shade easier.
LArKa.-Gold closed at Gallagher's Exchange
TO night at 81 433a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-08

tNvERYBODY his own Broom Maksr, -fthout the aid
AZ % cord ynss Of any hind. BY the use 81 Miller
Celebrated Metallic Broom Head. pstentsd ysne isth
lrsS gIsety what you want. fifteen 10 treny del'
lar, per dsy Wanted az sctiss, energetic man IN each
County h the United States % secure Tor himself The On
elusive right cell this valuable Invention, being the
only article % the hind introduced tn,
country We ean sabsasas she assertion that agents
are postvey clearing from eit TO eco per day. Any
energetic sell from 100 10 Zoo, IA Csunty
Farmers DO not pay . high price Ger yeur broom. bai
try nnlsr's Celebrated broom Had IL 10 q safe n.
vestnent.
fneio.s three cent stamp for Circular, giving full
part eulars, and address MILLER 4 DIAL,
Once, kdsn's Bioen. Ea.t Market street. Room No.
rhird ricor. indianapolis. Ind. iss-dsvA~N
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-08

e Never &c any time 10 the history Of In
disnspolis has there been exhibited 90 much pub
Tic enterprise upon the part Of the citizens IN the
wsv OF improvement the present season
Substantial and commodious buildings are being
erected in every business locality OF the city be
sides large number Of private residences The
impetus Indianapolis received from beng made
the centre Of military operations. so Tar advanced
her in prosperity. that now when the immediate
cause that frsi gave the city new vigor and
brought into reqaisition n great many demands,
that under other Circumstances, probably, never
would have been developed. that there 10 no fear
that she may relapse into the unimportant place
she held few years since. The degree OF pros
perity and progress attained will be kept up IN
I'll the Capital City becomes the mart OF trade
for the State. and her wholesale and retail ca
pAcites st present are far beyond what the most
sanguine would have predicted at the commence
ment OF the war But while We have made
great progress as = commercial city, there has
seen no correspondent advancement ia the sys
ten or municipal government. That department,
has not kept pace withe the general
advancement. Men who have felt an interest
10 promoting the welfare Of the city, by and
through their own private exertions, have been
too much engrossed with their own Affairs to
permit themselves TO have their attention dis
tracted from their own immediate concerns, and
have failed TO note the lsmentabie deficiency ex-
isting in the management OF the Corporation. or
else observing il, have deferred applying the
proper remedy that would produce the needed
reform, until there rome assurance of secur-
ng the desired ends. The present sdmlnistra-
ton of the City Government may be in capable
hands. and We believe il is entrusted TO men
ubo have the welfare OF the city as nearly 40
any Administration could but. while they may
have perfect theory, there is evidently great
lack OF practical and energetic action upon the
part Of those whose business it is to advance the
Corporation interests. The apathy with which
this matter has been treated is alike Injurious to
the private and public interests, and not until
there is a general awakening upon the subject
will there be the proper action taken We have
crossed the stream. hadn't we better swap horses1