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1S2 Clark st.s corner Monroe.
1873 Dearborn street, corner Madison.
~ .. a. 1,-A1u tfAknu

a Thorough Education,
WITH MILITARY nIECtPL1NR AID DRILL
EFT Tbs Fall Term OF
wFsTKRN UNION CoLLK3R AND ILLINOIS NIL
lTARY AcADKXY, Al FULTON, ILL,
viii epaa September III. With inc.hasad adyantsRes
ia strdeuts. I. saa o. ~ Military aut Boarding
sturion OF Eth order In tn. Nor1hWSs. Terms ft4
soraba1- AZ dTtss. tcr t1lorm1ton
Col. D. 8. IOVRRT, pttuAaot
ts3dsq st Al v 81 Asnp Eultcp. III.
, 1865-07-08
AIbnny Cattle Market.

tspttlal DhpatcL to ahc Chicago Tribune
ALeAsT. July Z, 1859.
The c.tte EArket op ns low.r and DUH, with
Iuf ply OF over avs too0and f1esh reaspts ndded to
tte the thousand which vtye held outside Ia sst week
Eothtug has Jet aold above 7Kc.
ssxxH-lr ialr supply aad Gull It iS2sxc
, 1865-07-08

Try DR.. BEcknellss syrup. II cures
9gsentc1y, Diss1has; Cholera Morbus, Pain or
atft. Rcl1able, ssIe and pleasant For sale BY iii
Dtusgftta. jut3A3m TuThS&
, 1865-07-08

FLouK-UncharEtd.
GRAa-Rhekt l12c tett.r. sale5 white Michigan
st sl.s5 an oer Michigan :: u soai s0H; 10. req
TAhssh nt Il corn dF1 aud 1c petters nt 38s
for No l nlxtt. Oats quiet and unchanged.
LAKE, FnklauTs-0uA aad lower; SC On 1teat TO
VprEo; &c to QsHe&o.
, 1865-07-08

TeAsels Passed Detroit,
Especial Dispatch 10 tho Chicago T1!b7ne1
DErnc11, july :, 1875.
Ur.-FeoE!A, Cubs, DeWoll, Polsnd, Reciprocity
Cooper.
Dowx-Prop Ed1i.tic, ,BsrQue Monarch Brig Tou.g
America. Echfl Rcbl1tou, Saginaw. C1tnh, uale.
WTEn-N
, 1865-07-08
Cancer. scrofnla an 6:olt.o- M eo,nh,r, l,

Cancer, SCf0{H3R an 1sDItfD- No coin5IEl-
ton ct nrdic,uea has ever been so successful in
TIVE. Ii has effected Cures tu1y astonishing,
not only Of tHnesr, and othtr disorders OF tbn.
clasr, hnt haa removed the most stubborn Dte1s.
esof The Sim, SutHiass, Ltrtr Gomplatnk, Dp1.
ptpsa de-, dc. This medicine enters into the
calculation and eradtcatee diseases wherever 10.
Gated. 1t pur AeA the blood and other 1uids or
the body; removes distractions In the pores Of
the ektn, and reduces the enlargement Of The
rlabds or boncs; 1t increases tho appetite, ra-
moves htaaache 1nt dfoWelnest. fnyfeorateH the
whole tJstetn AID inp1rt6 animation 10 lie coustt
tpton. There ,s nothing superior to 1t In tho
whole Matefia Medira. For rae BY all Druggists.
lis bs2 st x-w.sA.
, 1865-07-08

HIoH scuooL GRApuArEs.-The regular annual
reunion Of the Graduates Of the Chicago Hlgh
School will be held this afternoon. at o'clock,
In The High School Hall, on which occasIon lee.
tnfe VAL be delivered by George Howlana, Es,.
A.! graduates md The putlte generally nre invited
, 1865-07-08
Eaksrt up.

TAKEN UP-A few days since,
H. Donkey or j., kAsa, which ia ovner cAn have
By calling On T. 6FRA8uA. on eou1a aldo OF b
n1d y. eee Oahl,Y md Lekylss. p1oy1a{ a.enertz
md rslIrE taxsIua- NtcalF5t
, 1865-07-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

A HINT 10 Both ee1fA-T1oyv TO Gain
betn engEesied that PLANTATION BrrrERs are, N
another form. the 't E l1tr Of Love" OF the An.
clients. That they do much to quiet "fauily
jart." snd reconcile fretfnl wives to croae bus.
bants, We verify believe. When domestic quiet
is restored ard cornubIa felicity reteus supreme,
.tHoW great tie charm, how sweet the bliss.
That ENDS expression In kiss"
A flee and proper use OF PLANTATION M7rEas
Will ,ntpJre the souls OF both eexes with pare gad
high Toned sentiments Of MlcctIon, and capacity
for rafe and exqnfatte enjoyment ia each othera
eotiety. Remember there ID no pt4ce like home,
md no passton like 1ova-aud nothing to ltnk the
Two together and Jon To both like the xtest
Family Blessing, PLANTATION GI1TEas.
jJed58 II.
, 1865-07-08

Bu1GlAKx.-George Pond, eeloou keeper on
CLARK street, near jackson, w1s srraigued before
the Police Magistrates Jestesdhy, charged with
having burelsriopsly entered the storo Of George
8. Hamley, No. 147 Madison et1cet, and takine
the.ciron qusntity Of cigars. The stolen prop
prosecuting witntEs sTctTs that he pu1chteed
scme OF bis own cigar from tbs accpset. The
care bss been continued, fot further examination
may procure er1denee net yet attain 1ble.
, 1865-07-08

j. Toledo M&Eket.

NEW To1K, July 7.
tn. following arc tue prices ef fntu,ng bid
In Bottoa toosy: Cnpp.r Fails. 1sH; Franklin. St;
Hur0n,7; Iele Hoys1, IN Quincy, 81.
, 1865-07-08

60 to the Bekt.-Go TO Bryant q Btsattcn's
Chicago Commercial College to Get thorough,
practical business education, CT to 6eeor1e GOOD
for c1rcn!a.s, BnxAR1 y G7AA7roA, Chicago, III
, 1865-07-08

Atlantic White Lead and Llnseed OIL
Co., Of New York, manufacturers Of Pure White
Lead, Rcd Lead, utharge, Glass Makers' Red
Lead, sc.
Also L1nseed Oil, Raw, Boiled and Refined. For
sale hy druggists and dealers generally, and by
RUBERTOOLGATE & CO., General Agents, as7
Pea1l etreet New York. mhl6usl3 1Y aAEH
, 1865-07-08

SECOND HAnD wATcuEs.-Mr- Lipn.n, pawn
broke., No. ~ South ClsIk street. has on sale
qusrup Of new and second hand gold, silver and
Swise lever and other watcher. Austr1lla dl1-
mt nd rings sid pins. gold and ntl.er chains, &c
10 Tar sdvsnces 10 psFtfee depott.tng them there.
we'll 10 cal. r. the goods icing sc1t at hsavy
ClAcouli on original value.
, 1865-07-08

1pprow1nR Nsila at No. III South Cia1k s,Teat
Rooms l AID pp-s:alrs- Separate rooms fox
lsdtel. iysd II.
, 1865-07-08
FAMILY MARKETS.

We reeuma 70 day ouF weekly quotatons of
Emily supplies, which, on account Of press upon
our columns Of matters connected with tn Great
Sanitary Fair. and the return Of our veteran
heroes from the wars, We were compelled for
awhlle to ttseonslnue. The reader, by compa1-
Ing to.eays quotstioa. with -fepost, Will dis
eoreE marked dinfnutipn in the prices Of the
1eadirE Atuclee ct family coHsun qtion. Bsef aud
other neata hare decllred ssncs oue last quoss-
hons from len TO twenty-five per cent, and other
articles IN proportion.
, 1865-07-08
1Iant91=>agsntH.

WANTED-Agents-In eysry
~ sog1tJin Il1!pol., Q ssle otas:! f ths Itfk
popular vs,ssz, He H;nIy Raymuot, ka,sor o.1a
TIMtR- THIS Work{to BE- rcadJ this m oaIn) viii
b. The uo. Interesting, ftnsblo aud STANDARD Lls of
T. Ea!dent Lincoln =, AEsnn AZ T. msesi99 yita uapat
osrd Rock, tadJ2ln.1G ths Fost OncsJ Caicako, III.
, 1865-07-08
NEW TOHA DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York Independents Quotations.

ts3cctal Dispatch to tns Chicago Tftbune.J
NKw YoRK, Thusstay. July &.
The following ere tho Indepent&ent's quotations.
, 1865-07-08

fpEe OF I he ran1to Of tho Fortunate puf. hAe OF
eco Ft1FJmnn. Journal On1ee HlYef Tea fct.".. $73
H Culver. Lspotse, Ind. silver aunsin2 Csse
j. aa9d, tioii ia
- + ~ s Hose HooD f1aso vsiusd . to1
q F. Gibbs. Evarstnn~ III Aeodeop .......,, l30
judEe G:e.taou.o, Vaadara. H.. two t1no Resal :,
C. Whissn1a. Ism s.Id B;oa: Gsi:sS5. 70;
MARnlGceut Grand Piano. 1000
&. D. mr.. 10 Wts. Aonsca IT.. CaictKu. rot an .
7cctnye EateWood dP1sto.......--.-. ....... D1
eh1 nsfss5its nees ai "a ssSe A.nai.o 10
Geo ". 6rEattcn 81 Clt1k Nuds, Aefodsoa.... la
Mrs AcHc.iY 1s5 n. wells r., 6rayer 4 BAex,
s3nink Mseans: - -
J. p Niliams. IS r. Lakesx, silver Tes ses....... IS
DUNN'6 PLAN OF sA!E-Carct naming esca
article snd T. yalEe ~ piaeid Z sseed eavslopes
the card describing Soma afiee tworh at IeAst one
songs and valnsble rtelpvs. worth nnay douGs. VII
62 i : '2y asasaf.
cnoice, Oh receipt Of rs cena- The purchaser may
res Whist a,tlc'e hil card describes. And ~ y&Hr.
which may BE- from one to ona thousand dola1s. and
esn then pay ola Nd sfe ths c:a1 ~ Of =, = 4: 4:
F1ies Of Rn,e,op:s. Is cents zach Cub ot rIva
.:n. sG g1s in s saaa
Parties crderluE ny us1 msJ tepe1d On having
pfomrt retui ns and the article ordered viii b imo
tlAieiy cent 70 aLy sddsass fum CnlcsTo By return
AZ AGEST3 WANTED s.saip Or Gscu.a.1 40
dress II Letters 70 e N. DUNN CO.. GroAs at sAs
hpot. ch1ea*o' M' pKeors.
1872 Clark st.s corner Monroe
1888 Dearborn street, corner Madison.
nHx AfrN
, 1865-07-08

Dent1a3rT-RcducedP Prices-Dr. Towner
makes splendid arfldclal teeth at $1U, Sis, and
TO. 167 Dearborn street, opposite PoetntIice.
je23c173 GtWeThSaTuThSat.
, 1865-07-08

81. GKoIex T1cHJo.--It has been dennssey
settled tat the annual picnic al the b. 90 osget
Society shall be given IN Desplains Gsose. on
July 1s,h- week from N,edEstday ne4t Two
HsrscTsnaib. H.1sewnr,h. Tboupson, Sobey,
wenf snd Bss+sn arc tho Executive Committee.
, 1865-07-08

Paper HanIHes, Painting, Ca1etmlriag and
Gleztng, ut r z. M6by's, So Randolph street.
mh14 k339-fm
, 1865-07-08
METROPOLITAN ENTER
1Y1 FE1sR.-New Yer1 and 21ovidcocs Jewp tt4'

Ala+ClktloD.
Dunn'a Great Gift Sale!
Garfs ana ssT9T Ia ~
3eS q Jewelsy Locket.. DIsGend Ring: Fsm,ls
C1ps, elc .wt rsh over u. 100000,
10 be scld for II each Wituour fetor1 to value.
Not ta bo paid for HAtl1 you know what you 10
rec. I've
, 1865-07-08
THE PUBLIC, HEALTH.
Removing EufsnnceE-1he New York
ElHn-WDRt arc We Do2nEY-
Reporting Progress

The health Of city IL nrxt to it, establishment
The frat idea OF all well lozutd municipal govern
nents- Seuelhlo men recognize the truth that
tho scqulslt,on Of wealth II nothtpg to he desired
vldusl Is ttne Of .he bouJ sud mind. Municipal
xealth ava1s pe,h1ns II The people are Killed oa
BY dch,h II II ltr attempting to cary waitr in
tleve. Even The etReatiou OF people is boot
Iete tux their ltve& be preserved to the use
Ct the increased atilitles thus ENSURED.
re msy even 60 = step inlther: and AZ thst Ee-
1s,Sne inst.ason L o. tts yslas
degree Of connection between physical hlth and
norsl pollution. and the old s,ytne that ceaEli.
nctt is next 10 Gotltness" Is every day receiving
always consistent with itself and one species
dui1 oles snt die. away wien brought INTO ciose
contact with other impurit1.
The eanit3iy concltlpn Of onr cltY Ia subject
on Nk!ch much haa been written, and GTeat real
Of legislation hae, 10 li:t'e purpose. Some good
has eertaitly been done by abe agitation, and
more f.rtuiioutly. Tho packers a'ong TIN south
fifth INTO That sewer, and The dlst,lleT1es on the
North Brsnch bsve not fct come time operated.
owing 10 tbe low price Of whisky, but much more
rema]re 10 be doLe.
The abomineble esinks which greet the nost,!ls
at every ttsp, In cur city. the Geaps Of garbage
Rhtth he festtrinE in the summer sun, tho nune-
Ions dead 4ninais which zre allowed to 70; wneIe
they fall, 1be wretcbed Stan1on Slough the putFid
river. the Int fe:eut Ncana employed for cleaning
the tt1ests, A1cye, and le:noylnG nlRht e1il. ali
tell in tones rot 10 be mistaken the ph5eica M
IN Improvement W. 90 moi ~ that it IS T. possi M
be tc do Ill at cpre thst needs to be done for the
ciy, hut come portion Of the work being done
lElry dny, radical improve ne1t might soon BE-
cGtctcd. Tie following IL the WIZ they do this
IA NeF York City. We CLIP from one OF their
aIlc io,'oxtne Is a-sehedn]e o!;the work Of The
Hurexu nf EhD1fArF 1nApart1nn IN the Hhnteu,nnf
, 1865-07-08

4 Gn1AT 1SvKSzlox.--A fine smooth brick L.
on exhibition At No. 14s Lake street, made At less
expense than common bricks are made, which il
cslcolstea to slightly ehhke the faith Of admirers
clay. mouidt and delivers The brick with only tae
hsnd labor Of throwing in the clay and hiking
the bricks aE they come from the machine. Fall
esc11pttuns Of this matLtue may be obtained by
G.lllnc ns above OF Addressing. ppxA 3sl. ChIcsco
, 1865-07-08

HesoRAH11 DISCHARGED The yR1nrsF
Ct Tuesday last was ehronicled robbery, which
occurred al tho City Hotel, fy which gentleman
from Nashville, Tenneesee, lost ei,so0 In cuseen-
named PETE Like. Z bar. .keeer u jenntnes' 81
loon. or Randolph rtree', wzs zccueed OF the
robbery: rpoD q continued examination Of the
honcraby discharged.
, 1865-07-08
Wbtfagn Mribnue.
sATURDAY, JULY 8 1867.
THE CITY,

SAIn or uoRsEs.-J. D. Frishio, Of AdamA
comfy, III hss Just sold in this city three very
, 1865-07-08

BEAU HAcKErr'e LrcruAK.-The tims for Besn
Hackett's lecture to take place Is now definitely
stated. It will be given in Bryan Hall on Monday
erenlng, July II. Subject "Ice"-tbe coolest
Thing about which Il, that the lecturer announces
In his printed p1oeramm. .. that governors, sena-
the et.no, 1Id that sio<eg and oyeEcoata viii be
provided for their tencnt. As Bean announces
hle intention OF making lecturing tour through
the principal ddes Of toe United States ws can
only weh him success in the "fce" buEinese In
The city which for yearD has been his home.
, 1865-07-08

TEE DEi11so PAHK D1Yr1cu1rT.-Mr- Wl.lilm
Patrick takes exceptions to our report Of the pro-
eeedlngs at the Driving Park on Tuesday last,
sul desires Ms to say that his mare won the nrst
thee hetta and Of course won the race, ns has
finre reen conceded by TWO out Of the thfte
Indpe.. that bis MAKE Wat not ruled of the track,
Mat here was no d1spoeittou on his part to kick
up row, and that tho gentleman who decided
aPalnst him lett the track nfter the ngth heat We
give this exp ana1ton, because VIC h9ve Bince
aseeftalned that there VS. a lack Of unsnImity
aMotE the JudeeB ns to fht winning horse, aud
Hhcrn J1dgfa deaSree others will Scarcely coin
eide tn decision.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
well To-Day. sick Tomorrow.

Well To-Day, Sick Tomorrow.
Such is the experience of thousands. Few enjoy
continuous health. To what does the occasional
invalid attribute his uncertsia condition. Not to
himself, of course. Be lays the blame on the eli
mate, perhaps. 1t is too hot, or too cold, or too
damp, or too dry, or too Va,iabls. But does he
take the proper course to fortify hts constitution
and bodily organs Sgainst the extremes and
changes Of which he complainsP No. He rays,
perhaps, that only an iron man could bear such
great heat, or such violent cold, or such sudden
vicssitudes. Why then does he not resort to the
great Tonic and Preventive, which, fit vii not
make him an iron man, will at least quadruple the
capacity Of his system to repel all external agen-
cies that tend to produce disease. HOTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH ~BITTERs, taken
faithfully according to the directions, will 80
strengthen the stomach, brace the mel YES, tone the
liver, and regulate and Invigorate the whole ami
NAL machinery, that the system, instead of being
at the mercy of the weather and liable to be pros
trated by every change of temperature, will be.
come case-hardened. as It were, and almost i'm
psrvious to climatic influences. It is to this pre-.
ventive principls that HosTErTER's BIFrERs owe
their great popularity in the West Indies, British
America and Australia. Jy8I 248:dAW
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Cleveland wholesale Market

SATURDAY EvHaEa. July 20, 1865,
FreIEhfs-Tho following are the rates BY Lake
Gteaml and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are ave cents higher.
To New YOrk.-First class s5o; Second elass
Tie; Third clans 7Oo; Fourth class: 400. Flour,
300.
To Boaton.-First class: Sl,O8; Second cIaus f;
Ssc; Third class: 75o; Fourth class: $50. Flour:
900.
~FIOuF-Fl'm, snd in more active demand. OIty
made Xxx red held at $500; do do Xxx white 5000.
Sales 400 bbls Xxx red (%cOuutryl at $500; 600 bbIs
10 do at So Is. Other large sales within the range
Of quota'ions were made, but not reported.
Wheat-UnsettIsd, inactive and nominal. No
EaleS reported to-day, and VS. we're unabIo to obtain
reliable figures
COrn-In fair demand, irrsgulHre aud nomi.
nslly better. Sales car from store az 7Oc, l car a.
72o, l car at T3o. z
OAts-IrreeuIArs Demand CORD. Safes 1000 bu
from store at SOC; fears from AtOrs at s2c 1 car
on track at 49c.
Rye-Dul and nominal at 900 from store.
BarIey-InActivs and nominal. 5
POrK-Firm. Sale 10 bbls city packed ms,-
ct SS2,OO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31

Our CRY HOsPITAL.-This beautiful, no.
BILE, and so much needed edifce is nearly
completed. Fifty-six thousand dollars
have been paid on it, ~thirty-fve have been
collected, and ten thousand are wanted to
finish and furnish it. Where can we find
the means to pay the standing debt, and
prepare the hospital for occupation In
the measure of christian charity. Charity
has begun the work, charity, infinite as
God il emonates from, will help Us, ! hope,
to save our credit, and prepare a home for
the sick and destitute of the human family.
We are hardly over the enormous sacrifices
imposed by the war, and several good
hearted ladies have already subscribed,
each of them, the price of one bed and bed
ding. Hundreds, we know, will follow such
an examples and it is to respond to and en-
courage so noble an impulse, that the sisters
appointed to take charge of the City Hospi-
tai, will soon call on the benevolent and
wealthy ladies of Cleveland. Is it possible
to refuse an Angel of Charity, begging as
s~istsnce TO relieve a suffering brother, with
the hope Of saving him from the hands of
A, Bp of Cleveland.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31

TROoPs IN TRANsIT.-Saturdsy was a heavy
day st the Home, from its earliest hours to
its close. At half past two in the morning
the 9th Michigan Infantry, 47O men, Col.
Charles Waite, anne in, and were fed at the
Home. YER. soon after their arrival, the
37th Wisconsin regiment, $50 men, Col.
John Green, and the 3sth Wisconsin, go
strong, Lieut.. Col. C. L. Ballard, arrived.
In the afternoon the 9th Michigan Cavalry,
429 men, under Major Brockway, came in.
All were fed at the Home, and left thai
evening on the steamer City of Cleveland,
for Detroit.
Early Sunday morning the Ist Michigan
Sharpshooters, S47 men, Lieut.. Col. E. j.
Buckby, reached the depot, and we're en-
tertained at the Home. The Morning Star
came in from Detroit, and Immediately
wheeled about, took on her waiting living
freight, and steamed away up the lake.
Take it all in all, including the floating
travel, about 1850 men were fed at the Home
on Saturday sione. Where is there an hotel
the record Of RhiehswiH match thai7
The above Michigan regiments reported
that the I'd and 9Th Michigan Infantry were
being mustered ont at Washington when
they left, and will be along in two or three
days.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31

CHANGE OF COMMAND AET.-COlonel Wood
ward, of the 22dO R. c., became command
ant of the post, Camp Cleveland, on satur-
day last, Viee Colonel Wiley, who will still
discharge the duties Of Provost Marshal of
this District. Colonel Wiley has made a
very efficient post officer, and has been in
strumental in saving much of Uncle Sans
property on the camp grounds. We have
doubt that Colonel Woodward will dis
charge the duties of post commaudant with
ability, and to the satisfaction of all,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31

PAEToMrNE To-NIGHT.-The celebrated
RaVel, now Martinetti Troupe, Who have
given our public SO much solid enjoyment
in time past, will open q brief engagement
tonight in the Academy of Music. We
need not say one word in their praise, for
their fame is trumpet enough. They offer,
as will be seen in an advertisement found
elsewhere very attractive bill. They
will have a fun house no doubt, and there
is still less doubt that they will entertain
the spectators in the most approved style
of the pantOmimic art.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31

MORE ONO TRooPs CoNIEG.-The Goth O..
V. L, 464 men, was expected to arrive in
Pittsburgh at eleven o'clock yesterday fore
noon, en- route for this city. It probably
arrived here last night, or at latest will
reach the city this morning. The 10th o.
v. c., 764 men, was not many hours be-
hind. 1t will doubtless arrive before noon
to-day. The 10th Cavalry set out from this
city, and has lone splendid service. It
deserves to receive, and will receive, a
cordial welcome.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31

NEw Casa train consisting of a new
baggage car and four new coaches, marked
A, B. c, and D, was made up yesterday on
the C. C. & C. road, and ran up to Grafton
on a trial trip. The coaches have just bern
turned out of the C. C. & C. Company's
Works on the flats in this city, end are as
elegant and substantial as any we have ever
seen. They are fitted up with all the late
co~ntrivances of ventilation, seats, saloon,
&C., &c. Each coach will accommodate
about seventy passengers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31

ALMOST sHOT.-A little boy and girl,
whose names we could not learn, were
playing about the camp grounds Saturday,
and at length approached a soldier and
asked him to shoot off his gun. The report
runs that, thinking his piece was u~nloaded,
he put on a cap and snapped it at dog
just then running across the ground near
them. The little girl, some six or seven
years of age, happened to be in range when
the gun went off. The event proved that
it was loaded, for the bail grszed the child's
temple, causing her head to bleed quite pro-
fuSely. 1t was narrow escape, but fortu-
nstely it l0as an escape.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31

For LAKE sUPEEIoE.-The Pswsbic is the
Lake Superior boat announced for this
evening. She will leave the dock of Gar
retson & Co. at eight o'clock tonight, for
La Pointe, Bayfield,, and other points in the
Lake Superior country. The Pewabic, as
sill know or should know, is one of the
fastest and staunchest boats on the Lake
Superior line, and passengers will find thai
her officers, Captain Mckay and Mr.. Mack,
the Clerk, are gentlemanly and obliging.
A better boat than the Pewabic cannot be
selected by Lake Superior tourists.
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CHTCAa0 -MARKEF--JuIy 20

by IeIeRTapu-I
FT0ur-DuH aud declined 2oo.
Wheaf-Active and declined 7aSc. Sales At
81 70, closing st 81 Pal 24H Ter No !; SltlOal II
for NJ g
COrn-sO'd At q decline Of 9aIees closing at 600
for No l; CSC for MOI
uaf--Dull and declined &c. Sales st $50.
Freighss-Deciinsd He; rates SC on corn TO
Buffalo.
PrOVIsiOUs-Qu'et.
observation-disclosures Safe. Sales at 50 lSA
81 Il
ReeeiPis-FIOrr. 200 bbh5 wheat, $1,000 bu,
corn 5000, Oats IL eco
khiPments-Flour AGO bbls, 81, 600 bu wheat,
l56, Geo bu ezra. 81, 200 bU oats.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31
A lot nf marian oeaaty OIL srriyed thts
The river is again navIgabIe TO OIL City.
Rose . PrensiSa' ErovlulOR MsrNss Z
new KOEA MA1KEf-JuIy 20.
ley T~HLHGRAPHI

new KOKR Enthusiastically 20.
IBY TELHsgAPH.I
OOttOn-Aetiys and Armer. falss at $50 for
middliDg.
KIOGr-l6S25e liver, aud les doing.
Sales ct So 850T co for extra state; IS I5A
$40 for common to good shipping brands extra
oIund hoop Ohio; So S69s 30 for Hads brands.-
Marhet closing heavy.
81 1s.
W~heat-Opsnsd quiet and closed dull and "a
80 lover. Sales at IL t28l IS for No. 1 Chic 80
pring; 81 co for amber Milwaukee, part to a rive;
81 IS for Ein'er red state; q 90 for prime winter
red waItern; % OS02 10 for amber Michigan.
Bye|Quist and firm ct 9609sc for western.
-COFm-Opensd dull and closed heavy and about
10 lower'. Sales at s]a9Oo for snsound; 9l0eso
for sound mixed western, closing at 9O9sie for
prime shipping parcels.
Oats-In moderate request at e5Ss5c for west
sTn
WOOIEpun.
Riee-DulL.
GOlFee-Quist.
Sugar Quiet at 1Ih9isAo for Cuba MuscOvA-
MeIasses-CuII. Porto Rico $50
for refined In bond
P~OFk-Markst Is excited and higher. Sales
9 100 bsls 1t SIS Pass 90 for new mess, closing At
ySt 81 for cash; $40 OO9sO on for 1854 mess:
S24 50925 so tor prime; SOS 0O,2T 90 ior prime
mess. Also $3.50 hhds new mess, for August, sell
lsr 8 option, at $40 O0082 80
Reef-Ffrm' r; 80 OOAl2 90 for plain ness.
Beef Hams-scaTee and hrn
Gus AeAts-Fifm Sales At 150I7o for shoul.
deru, and 19k A2so for hams 4
RaeOn-Quiet AID nominal.
Lard-Firm ~ 190Z4%c.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31
OswRGO 20.

FIouT-Unohsnge d. Sales at 81 81 for No. l
spring So 20 for red winter; 50 50 for white, and
81 7oaiO 90 for dnrbie extra
Wheat-Firm but quiet. Sales ordinary white
Canada on private ter ms.
CoTn-ouiot. Sales Illinois at SEQ.
lthsr srRius quiet.
Canal Fretghfs-Firm. Flour 4ls42; wheat
Ice; corn SIC, 20 New York
Lake improvisation 400 bbls, $4,000 wheat,
5000 corn.
Cana ExpOrts-Flour 175 bbls; wheat
1y SSIpnnenis-By Rail, 1883 bbls -four.