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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31
TAKE TIME BY TIE FORELOOK.

TIL ,r, which cenerates endemic fevers IL ssint
in clouds under blazing beams of the Dog Day sun He
living body as well refuse animal and vegstsoe mAss
emits unwholcsoms vspors aud in crowded o'ss ana -
dense assemblsres which business md pleasure eau toScs
the elements of dseass arc evolved The pressure upon every
never grrs In the second and third moo'
of Sumner and teaches us that these 'sS
require to be re forced TO mot it.
We hold our lives to speak, repairing 'eu'e' a"~
his is the season when the process Of diapidson ni'
rapid and repairs most required Therefore oh"' W'
and s1,rin the povers Of nature with that mighty 'es7
recupcran IosrErrEns BIrTgRs He who takes u may o"
SAID to clohe nse in sanitary mail against which epide'
disease will hur its poisoned shafs in vain This Is no e
tuons asser but great medical fact stested by twelve
wears experience In every climate Of the haoitabe gooe
trees of temperature always disturb the functions OF s
stomach the bowels the liver and the skim II Is hrousn
these that the most dangerous mssdes assam u.s. lone them
In advance with osrETTERs BITTEas and defy heat ana
malaria. Sod everywhere
An OLD NURSE FOR CHILDgEy.-Dont fali 70
procure sIRs wISsLows soornISo SYRUP Tor cn"
dre ,echng No mother who has tried will consen'
to let her child pass through this critical period without us
aid this invaluable preparation Gives rest to the o'"
sn relief and health TIE child Cures wind collie and 'esu
late, the bowels, Thirtyh v. cents bottle.
he NREAT NEW ISNbLhcU
Dr. J. w. PoLAsDs
WnIrs PINE COMPOUND
ha. been proved in of throughout the New
n,isnd States be the very best medicine for Throat ana
Pulmonary affections. and all Kidney complaints
This Compound Sore Throat. Coughs Colds Dphsne
Hoopinscou,h Bronchitis, Splitting Of Flood ane rn'
aouary affections generally Nis remarkable remedy i'f
Kidney complaints Diabetes, Difficulty Of Vodns ofne'
Bleeding from the Kdneys Gravel Hydroceie etc. etc. etc.
For Piles and Scurvy will be found invaluable remedy
In bottle Is sufficient to effect cure o"e
strisL ~,
BURSHAxs VAN SCBAAcK, Chicago, ILL.,,
Agents for North Western States.
JoHs D. PARK C.acLnna.i Ohio
Agent for South Western States
Sod BY all Dfngsists
| WHEELER a. WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine No. 625 Broadway.
WILCOX d. GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
| No. 500 Broadway.
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fAlysrtissmen'.l

IgpppRs, No. 573 Broadway. manufactures OF
Emo French Roots Shoes and ST perS for Ladies. Gents
AMI cbifrsn Je,rs No 57J Broadway Prices reduced
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IAGyertisementl

laGyeri.emen'.I o.
ROBBED OR Nor-1uE BURGLAR HIS OWN
RECOMMENDING opening OF each window and hoer yer
ecronhs Z, VOW rpou, J. HOLMES No I'VE froadNn,.
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The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY

WHEELER a. WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine No. 6e5 Broadway.
WILCOX d. GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
No. 500 Broadway.
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Sovcnfccnfh AasenibIy DistTIct, Twt'iiiu ~ W aru:
sp-c nle.'i4s the Union Association OF th" bfs,ssce
will be hcld At Washington Hall rhndsve be we-n one
y-diih and One-hnnied andt";ny"1tn-
=, "a Irstxax se,rr;ary H. T. ALLEN President
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Gperial Notices.

Executive Committee Of the Unien General
ComuiIiee-A Re.Gs. Meeting of Ills Committee viii b
held ~ -adcar ers cor. Broadway and F.erty third t o.
MONDAY EVENING, July ii, ltJ, At q clock
OWEN W. BRENNAN, Chairman
HEynT u; HrsIAr' Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best IN the
ORD Perfect natural reliable harmless ard hstautuisos
~ eject. Tie .enureis signed WILLIAM a. BAlcuKLo8
/ olo by all Diue2as Factory No 81 barclays.
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BEAUTIFUL LlFE-LlKE PICTURES.
CAres Nisn,tte ~ per dozen. Duplicates So. All Des
ti,.s registered. r. A. LEWIS, No. ifo Cha'haus ~ !.
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KnIaress, Gray Hair, Dandrufi,

krhP, THE SCALP CLEAN. Cool AND HEALTHY
No whn, ~ rreparion before alter its apped by
the hand brush; does not stain the 81 particle or
soil anything la.t what has long bee ncrded Produces
fu sensai'n, that makes raj pleasure TO use IT,
sii..e Lolac. - cents Six bottles, So sold BY Dr.
SN AVN L son. No. 800 North SiNths,, fmadslfbiai
UILMBOLD. No. 81: Broadway, WELLS Co, No. lis
FrAAl.st.; BARNES & Co. No. 81 tsrk-roy, Newlork
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SHIRTS! SmITs!. SHIFTS

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-NltrOus
O.l- q,en any quantity porr. hroated "
t,ke n'e AID sure. made by 'aprigacs Appui ,tu Zee
x3 Ta1e the best. No 16J Broadway.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The n Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. July 30. 1861
THE VIRGINIA FREEDMEN

TIIE NIFGINTA FIitEDMENs
A number Of the intelligent Freedmen OF
vsiria, are requesting the aid Of Col Brown OF the
Freedmens Bureau stationed in Richmond, Ill collect
ing their claims for compensation for labor rendered
their former masters from Jan, 1863, the date oil the
Presidents Emancipation Proclamation. to tho date OF
Tie occupation of the State by our forces Ihey
represent that the negroes made free by the Procna
ton were hold and treated slaves until their former
masters were forciby dispossessed of their socaied
oh,ttels by our Government. md claim with apparent
Justice compensation for the labor rendered. Oo''
Brown has asked for instructions from the Freedmen
Bureau aud will receive the opinion of Gen Howard
in q few days.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21
NNANCILL & COMMERCIAL.
TuUnsDAY EvrvIEo, July %, 1875.

THURSDAY EvENIE0, July 20 1876.
The money market presents no ESSENTIALLY new
feature to-day. The demand for currency coptin.
ues on a liberal seale, and the supply is fair, but
not positively easy. Exchange Il abundant, and
rates are firm at HeH discount buying and par
selling.
Cod experienced no very decided change to-day,
aad the market seems to be re0Ouably free from
speculative manipulAtiOns. The bulls, however,
are reported to be- still bOrroSing to some extent,
and this would seem to Indicate . determination 10
resist any m4tsrisl decline. 1hs price closed this
afternoon ct 1925
Ths Second National Bank sold HsVfn .tbirties To-
dSy to the amount of S67, 100 and the OOmmsrcia
National 500 OO9.
In the general markets to-day business was in
the aggregate dull. The demand for Flour Is good,
partly on speculative seeount, and prices are firm,
though somewhat irregular. In grain there were
no sales reported to-day, nor could We hear Of any
offering, and can only make nOm'nAIh figures There
was some inquiry for what, but holders are ap-
par-ntly careless about selling at present. Corn
and Oats are in limited supply.
Provisions are very firm, and q further advance
OF sI,OO 6 Dbl is noted on Pork and 1c 2 n on other
" hog products" The activity In EAms and Dried
Beef continues.
Produce is rather quiet, but We note no change
in prices.
Highwines are arm at s2.O6, but dull. PsirOls-
ul is without quOtAble change.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the twenty four hours ending
At seven O'Clock this mornine:
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TnAh-
To His Honor the Mayor, Common COur

~
To His Honor the Mayor, Common Council
and Citizens of Cleveland:
At tho request of the officers and soldiers
of the 68th o. V. V. l., allow me, upon their
behalf, to return to you our sincere thanks
for the hearty and generous reception given
US upon our arrival, and the uniform and
constant kindness we have received at your
hands.
The same courtesy which has character
lied your citizens during our stay, was mani
tested while here upon veteran furlough,
and for these repeated marks Of your re-
spect, you have our earnest thanks; and
" while memory holds her sway we shall
cherish with feelings of pleasure, grateful
remembrances of the hOspitable and patri-
otto people of Cleveland, and sincerely hope
that the prosperity of your beautiful city
may be commensurate with tho Iiberality
and loyalty of its citizens.
-EE Capt. W. F. WILLIAMS,
6sth Ohio Y. vi.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

DEATH OF A. B. BUNKER.-Mr. A. B. Bun
ker, of Buffalo, died at the house ola friend
on Hanover street Wednesday night. Fol
a score of years he has followed the lakel
in the capacity of steamboat steward, and
had become widely known and universally
respected and esteemed wherever known
Formerly steward of the steamer Northern
Light, he was atthe time of his death stew
ard ofthe Lac La Belle. His hosts o ffriends
especially those connected with the Lake
Superior line, will sincerely regret his
death. His body was conveyed to Buffalo
yesterday afternoon o. the steamer Pacific.
The flags on the shipping in the river were
at half mast yesterday in honor of his
memory. We understand that the deceased
has been failing for some time. His disease
was chronic diarrhea.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21
LOCAL NOTICES.
what h Inustrious Abernetby said.

What the IIIustriOus Alternately said.
"wsII, sir, what's the matter ?" said Abernsthy,
the great English Surgeon, to q adaverous looking
patient, who had called to consult him. "Oh,
nothing serious" was the reply, "my stomach and
liver are out of order, that's alL.' "Do you call
that nothing serious ~ said Absrnstby; 'I tell you,
sir, that whom these two organs are out ofOrder, Is
you cali It; there is not q square inch of the body
that is not more or less di.sssed, nor a drop ofbloOd
in it that is in . healthful condition." No hing
can be more true, and therefore Is is of the very
highest importance to keep the stomach and liver
IN a vigorous condition. If the one is weak and
the other irregular in its action, tone and control
them with HOsrEITER's CELEBRATED sToM-
AOH BITTEBS-the most genial vegetable resto-
rstfye and Alternative that has ever been admins.
tered as 8 cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases.
1t is recommended BY distinguished surgeons and
physicians Of the United States Army, by officers
of the Army aud Navy, by our first authors, BY
eminent .cIergymen in fact, by Thousands of the
most intelligent Of every class, as an unequalled
protective against epidemic and mHlaric us diseases
and IS s perfectly innocuous, but at the same time
powerful, invIgorsnt snd slterAtive.
vl7.248Iydkv
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

TIE Angler HOUsE.-It is ascertain
ed that Mr.. Kennsrd has decided upon
reftting and reopening the Angler House.
of our city, which has remained empty SC
long. Mr.. R. NJ. N. Taylor, the former
landlord of the Angler, and now the pOpu-
lar superintendent of the Dining Depart
ment of the A. & G. ". Railway, will have
supervision of the necessary repairs, &c, Of
the house, preliminary to its opening. Ii
could not be in better hands, and all, Of
course, will be glad to learn that the famous
Angler is again to be "put in commission
under command of its former commander.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

GOVERNOR BROUGH.-We were glad 10
learn yesterday morning that Governor
Brough passed quite a comfortable night,
and that his symptoms were moro favor
able, but were sorry to hear the report, in
the afternoon, from Adjutant General
Cowen, that he was somewhat worse. Fears
that he might not recover have been enter
tanned several days, and at present there
seems to be but small prospect that his
constitution will master the disease.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

nH--KT-Do-Rr" IN NoRwALK.-A. M.
Griswold, Esq will giUA his already fAnaouS
lecture on American Antiquities in
NOrwalk this evening. We need not tell
our readers there that it is tho richest of
productions, and that they will be paid for
their painstaking to hear it. Give him a
good house, and help your digestion by a
good fit of laughing.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

HARPER's MOETHLT.-We have received
from Cobb, Andrews & Co., and from the
publishers, through Messrg. Ingham L
Bragg, copies of this magazine for August.
And a readable number it is. Browne con-
tinues his capital sketches, illustrated, Of
travel, and Dickens and Wilkie Collins
furnish fresh chapters of their universally
read stories. Beside thsse,a paper is de
voted to 4" Reeollections Of Sheridan" and
another to "Hugh Miller and Geology p
while a third writer discusses the "Inhu-
ence of Climate upon National Character"
Abbott having exhausted ~ all the heroes
on the Union side of the struggle, has taken
up John Morgan, the freebooter. There
are numerous attractive stories and several
poems, with the usual miscellany.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21
HkW YORK MAHKET-JuIy 20.

~COttOn-Duu, heavy and dropping. Sales at
4so for midding. and By auction for Government
account to-day, 500 bael savannah sold az StHc,
middHue fair SIasS%c; middlin6 st5SA3lci o.
middlins aegean; god ordinary 2sA' all payable
in gold
brands very hrm with advancing tendency.
Sales ~ S6 40a6 So for stale; SO sOg4 10 Tor
common 70 good shipping brsds extra round heOD
Ohio; 81 logs 10 70 tr.ds brands.
RhfskV-Tirm. Sales western at 81 10.
Rheaf-Spring dull and lac lower, wiHter
Ease better, with fair d.mand
sales at 81 SEAL 40 for Chicago spring: 81 $50
1 40 for Milwaukee club; 81 4lai ~ for amber Nit
Waukee: 81 6saI So for winter red western.
Rye-Quist and very hrm. sales western to
AriVe At sec
BarIey-Quiet and hrm.
BARLEY RnIt-Quist.
COFn-without decided change Sales at So
82kc for unsOund; S59sic for sound mixed Sest-
err, the latter price Tor high mixed nearly yellow.
Gaas-Duli. rales At 6la6bc for western
HOps-Quiet ~ IOgS6e.
WOOl-DGll.
Rfee-Quiet.
Conee-Dull.
B~ugaF-AetiVa and firm.
PetrOIeum-QuIet. Sales at S2Lc for crude
61962Hs for refined in bond, and 7014S72O for
refined free
PrOVtaiOnS-nul.
POrk-Dull and lower.
So &c at $50 5O03I 90 tor new mess, closing a.
$50 rs for cash; so OO9 8 90 for prims;S 2T % Tor
1854 mess; SIS 2592S rs Tor prime uess. Also
new mess, for July, and August, sellers and
BUYERS option at S29 80.
Seef-6vI. sales at IOal4s for plain meas,
and l2016c fer extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quist.
tut Meats-F1rmer.
BacOn-Quiet.
LRrd-FiTmer al 17%s22%o.
Butter-Quiet. Sales At lSa25e for Chic
and 2Tas6 for state.
C~heese-Quiet At 9@l6e.
OIIIOAaO MARREF--JuIy 30
by Telegraph
FIour-Quist.
Wheat-uuI and decline 1a2o. Sales No. l at
81 O8al O9H; 98a99c for NO-2
COrn-Activs. Sales at 66HA57o for No. !
and 65la55c for no. 2
uBats-Dull and declined 1a2c. Sales At3lHi4oc.
PrOVislORs--Fi m.
nig1sWines--Dull.
FreIEhIs STEADY. Corn SIC, Wheat SC to
BuhalO.
com, l9f,OOO, oats, $500.
Shipmenfs-FIour, 2 200 Dbl, wheat $1,000 but
corr, z5s,OO0. oats $1,000. ~
TOLEDO MARKET--JuIy p
by Telegraph
Wheat &c better. Hales at 81 729l Is TO-
white Michigan; Sl,0I for amber Michigan Sl,0
for red.
Corn-B, tier. salesk st 65 for No..
ESEe Freights-Duu and nominal.
BALTKMORE MARKEr-JuIy 90.
by Telegraph
E~IOur-Firm at s7,6l%.
Wheat-AttiVs. Sales Of new white at S2,l0
$50; red at 81, s5al ,s5.
COru-Dull. y hits csc; yellow 9 c.
Professionalism stock lRht.
Wh1aKy-Steady sales Of Western at S2,15
2,15H-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

RRvOLTIEG CRIMB.-The journal gives The
facts Of a shocking outrage committed a few
days ago, which tends to confirm the opin-
ion that certain crimes prevail for a given
time, like moral epidemics. Since the report
of the case of two children near Boston be-
ing murdered, the girl having previously
been barbarously violated, there have
been numerous cases of similar crime
chrOnicled from various parts of the coun-
tru The one to which have referred as
occurring IN this vICTur-yy-A tho sama
character. A scoundreI named FIaugh, q
teamster, overlook a girl only thirteen years
of age, upon the Franklin pike, and offered
her a ride, asserting that there was q party
of negroes on the road ahead of her, who
would kill her if she went on alone. Hay
ing thus persuaded her to ride, he drove
into the woods, and there violated her per-
son, leaving Her nearIy 0ead. 6ue nnHny
managed to reach a dwelling, and made
known her condition. The william was ar
rested, and II the offense IS proved against
him, our main regret will be thatthis crime
is not included in the same category with
murder and made a capital ofense.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

C6UETY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. The
friends of temperance in Cuyahoga county,
of all ages, classes and conditions, areearn-
estlv invited to attend a Basket Convention
at Bsrea, August 9Th, 1855. Distinguished
speakers will be present, and invitations
have been sent to John B. Cough, Wendell
Phillips, Thurlow W. Brown and others to
contribute of their ~eloquence to the occa-
sion. Fill your baskets and como up for q
days counsel. Now is the time for renew
ed action-in order to ave the thousands
exposed to the frightful encroachments Of
~intemperance-
The camp meeting ground has been Sc
cured for the meeting. Railroad facilities
will be obtained. Let the people be heard.
ju2l:229-dytri&wy
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

PERsOEAL.-Adj. Gen. B. R. COwen was in
the city yesterday, but left last night on
the steamer Lac La Belle for Lake Superior
accompanied by a very agreeable party, of
which his chief clerk, MI. C. White, was
one. This is the first escape which the
General has made from the lsborious duties
of his office in Columbus since he was call
ed to assume them two years ago. He has
been q hard worker, as there is abundant
testimony, and has made a very efficient
and popular officer, and given universal
satifaction. He is considerably worn with
his lsbors, bat we trust he will return much
improved and built up from the invigOrat-
ing trip to the upper lakes.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

The New York Independent gives an in
teresting account Of the manner in which
Mr.. Horace Greeley economies his Tina
He gives the early snd freshest hour Of each
day 70 debating to his secretary his history
of the American conflict. he then strollH
into the Independent office, and finally, to-
wards evening, gives his attention TO the
Tribune, tdoing more work there after
dark" Gays the writer, 'than two ordinary
men all day"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

CLKAR1SG THE srREETs.-A resolution was
passed at the lastsession of the City Council
TO assess a fine of IS for obstructing the
streets with cars. This must be aimed al
the Dock street crossing of the Atlantic d
Great Western Railway, as, although the
crossing at the entrance of the McHenry
House grounds, is more frequently Obstruc'
ted than any other place, this point is moi
within the borough Jurisdiction.
TEE NoRMAL SCHOOL IEsTTTUTE.-A large
attendance is looked for at the session o
this educational body, which convene upor
the 25th-next Tuesday. As has been an.
~nounced, this is to be a school for musies
instruction. The term will continue si1
weeks. Mr.. ]. Clock, organist of the Rut-
gers street Church in New York, will have
charge of the class in Piano and Organ
Harmony.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

MERIrED RE-APPoIyTMEET.-A dispatch
was received here yesterday, stating that
United States Marshal Earl Bill, was ap-
pointed Marshal the day previous, to serve
another term. Marshal Bill has made q
very efficient officer and been a terror to
all evil-doers whose line of deviltry has
fallen within his province. We take pleas
ure in announcing his disappointment, and
congratulate the District on that result.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

IHNoRAL1Tr.-The case of t. R. Starr,
n~ewsdealer on Superior street, will come
up in Police Court, this morning, for final
disposition. 1t will be remembered that
he was tried a week ago on the charge of
selling an obscene sheet published in New
York, called The To1on, a Chronicle Of
Sporting Lye. The verdict was postponed
one week. Let him have his just deserts.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

This little story is good, if old: Sir
Fletcher Norton was noted for his want OF
courtesy. When pleading before Lord
Mansfield, on ONE question of immortal
right he chsnced TO say, MY Lord, l can
illustrate the point in an instant in myown
person I myself have swo little manors.'
The Judge immediately interposed, with
one of his blandest smiles, w all know
-, Sir Fletcher
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

BoUKD OvER.-The Erwin Brothers have
been doing a general business in the wsy
of counterfeiting in Delaware. Two Of
them were arrested there a few days since
and brought here for examination before
Commissioner White. James was bound
over in bail of $500. Wednesday, as noticed
in our last issue. John was yesterday ex-
amined and bound over in bail of 81, 500 to
the next term of the o. s. Court. In de-
fault of bail, the jail generously received
him
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

DRowEED.-The body of a soldier named
Robert Mccarty, of the 124th Ohio regi-
ment, was found yesterday morning in the
river near Light House street bridge. His
name was aseertained from papers on the
corpse. Coroner Prentice held an inquest
on the body, and the jury returned q YER
dict of accidental drowning" 1t Is not
known how he came to meet such a sad fate.