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Death Of Major McEweu.
Gen. Thomas Cooperating

Ea.hino,on March 3l.-Richmond papers Of the
eoth inst are received. The sESrNEL has the follow.
Ting from East Tennessee
Thomas having transferred portion Of his army
4 Knoxville, and united With Gilleu s raid 10 be
moving in the direction Of the Virginia line A. last
y soroun,. the command had reached the vicinity Of
;reeuyile, little over half way from Knoxville to
Bristol The expedition s accompanied by an en-.
gneer. corps Of two thousand men, who are engaged
In rebuilding the railroad as fast s the enemy march
=. Communication with the bare al Knoxville will
as ne kept up. The object Of the expedition Is no
oaht to posses, and bold Southwestern Virginia, and
n practicable 70 move and capture Lynchburs, thus
cooperating with Grant " eomHeIbng ae sysus
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4 corref, oudcnt witea 70 the Cincinnati ComMEG-
CIAL from ChAttAnOoga
Although the immediate interest surrounding this
classic village has departed and the advancing waves
Of battle ana NJ ooufuest have swept Ar beyond IT,
sotaIy outpost, lar IN the rear st IL t hy no means
improbable that tue changing fortunes Of war may
old mountains, rock ribbed aud Aucient a. tlc ,un
gith the erce shock Of battle and once again deuge
or laJ p,sGA SlIl tie crisom .ide Of human soIe.
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GENERAL CANBy.
The Attack on Mobile Commenced.

ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-A dispatch from Mobile
Point dated the ed inst, ssvs
Col. Moore' brigade landed Navy Cove To-
day, AMI drove portion Of Gen. Gardner's command
foug miles, when he rebels being reinforced from
Mo- 'c and the object Of the Reconnaissance havins
been accomplished, Col Moore ioIl back without loss
livery preparation wa made for heavy fighting the
2lst instant, and tho sound Of artillery came down
the Bay all day ye,tcriay aud vas distinctly heard
at Fort Gaines. IIish winds arc prevailing to-day,
and the ,ound VI the agt,l,grJ hss ceased. The ie-
suls remain yet TO be Learned.
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The Latest News
By Telegraph 10 the y. ". sun.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
llnether Turn Of the Screw.
MEADE'S ARMY FIGHTING.
Our Forces Pressing Towards
the Southside Railroad,

IMPORTANT POSITIONS GAINED
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tBv HatLj

Ncir ORLEANS March q, ria Caro- 2s.-Au news
regarding the movements Of the army IN the vicinity
OF Mobile at the present time IL considered contra
band Our forces anaionsly waiting orders 20
march 10 whatever point they may te ordered. l. s
REGARDED hv .otrc doubt ful II all tho tsUps viii
OF Mobile. lioSeyer th7 nav be- ~ n h,hcFtl
the lines daily They state the1c only about 90
men Who are heartily sick OF the var. Provisions ar"
dear, md the poor ~ efea Glrues- lincon rod ~
tih. Ger pound corn m.'. At - let hn1nc, ii. la,
boa arrive. @ fcrc vii o, br5gin. icaeees, in -oinc
uon. ca .,ns think " IL tue utgntion OF the GeuC-
RAJ m commE'1 oi N0nlc n itc The CITY when II is
are piled ur nI lie Ohio aud Mohio rsiwav station,
ready 10 lc som ava 10 ct'e u attRck lluhdi'dS oi
baies have be.u sent away during ihe pAt two
uonth-.
The Chioaso Joru>,r of wodnesdGy contains the
following
Thofe is uop u'tle doubt that Mobile contains all
tn oA. Gisnay rast Of the Nssissppi, which IL not
strt have tod 90 their papers state, and For
.cs; "a " II doubue's preparing hs forces near
Macon, for southward mON cment, - protect selma
AgGnrt General CAnhy, " HON be expects there very
soon after the ia. u Mobile, while JncNspn, "uh adi-
vfiOn or two OF cavalry, II thought 10 De moving
down the jackson and Nes OIloAnt kalroid. fol tho
double purposs Of recruiting bis army quietly and
oeht Ciy itse ~ soon ~ be cou-ider' our force vel
occupied towa ard Selma and Montgomery, Bescf'ers
reported yesterday thAt he nal afehdN reached ihe
Louisville state line on the 10Th, hut Woyif =
very loirurey. West Uf-thc MissiT ppi al r. very
quiet 50 faT NOV, nentr OF armies are concerned.
REBEL ACCOUN NTS.
Washington, March 3i.-The Richmond nIsrArCu.
Of the 18th inst, contains the follow ing The news
from Alabama to tic 2Gth inst. The preparations
for the defence of Mobile are very complete. Pro
visions for six months siege hw been accumulated.
General TAYLOR has done everything for the doicuce
OF the city The demonstration against Mobile, and
the flank movement from Pensacola and Milton arc
still threatened.
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Assembly.

Tho Speaker announced the follow rs Comm,''c,
unIcr th, resolution relating to churp Of corruption
on the passage of the Paid Fire Icr,ttmeut Rll -
Mctsrs. rittS j. II. Parker, Cnnda.L sumner, q.
Maker, " ClaIl end Lockwood
The so.liers' Voting Bill was reformed to Sc'cct
Con umttes OF seven with iustruc1o ~ to T,pOt -
nOrTow morning.
Buis PA-sIi,-FoT the better rcrustou of tho
= ate lucbfIatc Asy Mm to ,ttcli n time fOr tho
colecticu u tGNrs ia Oneida count, n-ihuE 90 Jus
tece had Polio, Courts Ia the ,y Oi t'W lOfk Loot
Mr. stuart moved 10 lay the hil on the tshie, which
Was carried 10 INCORPORATE tho nt man American
Colonization society and relative 10 the Department
Of survey OF Buildings in NeW lOIk.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


A Point ON which aIfPhysIeIans axree.
Cut Of ten thousand regular physicians, You can.
not find one who will not say that samulans and
IHvigOrGHt' are absolutely necessary In medical
practice. And get in bygOne years humane DrAO-
titIOners have h~eEitassd to administer them, be-
oauIs the hendish ingenuity Of urstobes who make
merchandise Of human innrmitIes had 60 polIutad
and detsrcrated them that the remedy was deemed
as Injurious as the disease. This perplerity is
happily done away with. Physicians know, be-
cause the first analytical chemists Of the age have
demonstrated the fact, that HosTETTER's GEL,
EBRATED STOMACH BITTERs are absolutely
and entirely Tree from all pernIcious elements.
Hence they have been introduced into the United
States Army, and ere accepted, whsrson the testi
mony Of the wise, the intelligent and the philsn-
thropic is rated at its just value, a. the best pro.
teotivs againSt and cure for all diseases arising
from impurity in the air or other unh,Aitty eIi-
mate influences, that has ever been tested by t1-
perience. In cases OF Dyspepsia and Liver Con-
plant, we state without qualification or rsServa-
ton, that the Bitters are as nearly ~infAIlible o.
anything prepared by human skill could b.
Augl4-2is:dAw
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HowE's GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUs,-This
great Equestrian Troupe, which il making
its second annual tour in America since its
return from Europe, where, during a seven
years. s%OjOurn, it visited the principal cities
of the Old World, will be in Cleveland on
Monday, the 2Ist. Connected with the
troupe are the celebrated Bedouin Arabs,
nine in number, whose dexGerity as aero
bats and gymnasts have astonished the
world. Mr.. c. W. Fish, the great bareback
and hurdle rider, and Miss Lucy Watson,
the young English equestrieune, are also
members of Mr.. Howe's Company. The
Ohio State journal speaking of the street
procession, says:
Heading the procession will be what Nj.
HoWelstyles the "Grand Chariot of Aeolus,"
bearing Mr., D. Wallace Reeves celebrated
Opera Band, and followed by a Tableau Car,
with beautiful young ladies c~lassioally
grouped in an sllegOricsl representation of
Europe, Asia, Africa and America, and in
the center the Goddess OF Liberty, with Mr..
Crockett's enormous pet lion erouched pass
i've at her feet. Then follows a troupe of
Bedouin Arabs, who have been induced TO
leave their native land at almost fabulous
expense, and whose feats of vaulsing and
equestrianism astenish the world. Knights
arrayed in the gorgeous armor of the Cru
saders, followed by a score or more of beau
tiful danes, mounted on French, English
ard Arabian horses, the immense den of
wild lions, and several cars of Respondent
ornamentation complete the pageant.
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FRON LAKE SUPKRIoR-MoRR ABOUT TIE
MErEOR.-The fine steamer Lac La Belle,
Captain John ~spalding, hes arrived from
Lake Superior. Tho Clerk, MI. ". h. Da-
Wis, furnishes the following log of her trip
down:
She left Bayfield, August 9Th, at II P. n;
arrived at 0ntOnagon on the Ssh instant, at
AZ An. Called at Eagle River and Eagle
HarbOr, at which place she received on
board from the Central Mining Company
seven masses Of copper, weighing 1856
pounds. Called at Copper arbor' arriving
at Portage Lake on the 10Th instant, at 4 P.
Y. Received on board % barrels ineotc COP
per-4S,57S pounds-frOm Quincy Mining
Company. Left Portage at IL A. NJ, arriv-
ing at Marquette ct 5 P. NJ, I1th inst. Yes
sells 81. NJ. Moses and Exchange loaded and
to leave during the night. The White
Squal, White Cloud and Walbridge loaded
and sailed on the 10th instant. At ~ P.
\. left Marquette, having received on board
35e tons iron ore, and 16 tons pig iron, con-
signed to Il. B. Tuttle & Son, Cleveland.
18th inst, at 8 A. n arrived at the Sault.
Steamer Meteor having arrived at the Sault,
on the evening of the 10th inst, lay at the
dock all night, and early in the morning of
the 1lth inst, steamed into the Canal.
When in the FIRST lock she was discovered
to be on FIRE below decks in the hold, when
Immediately she passed into the second
lock, and thence 70 the basin of the canal,
where, by their wi pumps and the assist
ance rendered them by the 0ntonagon,
they were enabled TO ell the Meteor's hold
with water and Quench the FIRE. How much
damage was sustained it is unable to deter
mine, as she is now filed with water to her
main deck. Appearances of the locality of
the fire are about the after hatch, which is
considerably charTed and shows that hard
work must have been. lone to quench q fire
that had got 30 well started. Her cabin
furniture having been removed, is now or
derby piled in the cabin. It will undoubt-
eddy be two or three works before she is
ready for sea. The damage Is not so ma
terial as was supposed. The water in the
basin will be lowered three feet to expedite
the work of clearing her. The pump had
not yet arrived from Marquette. Had the |
fire been discovered half an hour later she
would have been through the canal and far
out in Lake Superior, and nothing could
have saved her passengers from q Watery
grave or g still more terrible death.
The Belle left the Sault on the 18th inst, |
at IL An. Called at Church's Landing.
Net the steamer Ironsides at 3 A. n, on
Lake George. Propeller Union, for Chicago, |
passed Gus of Sault river at 8 P. n. Left
Detour at 8 P. n. The weather has been
very fair during the whole trip.
The Lac La Belle will leave the dock of
Robert Hanna & Co. for Lake Superior on
Thursday evening.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16

RAYNoND's LIFE OF LHcoLN.-'The Life
and Works of Abraham Lincoln" by H. j.
Raymond, is now completed and will be
ready for delivery the last week of August.
Sample copies have already arrived, and it
is truly q most desirable and magnificent
work. It is handsomely bound, and con-
tains sOs pages, with q copiouS index, en-
abling the reader to find at once what he
wishes. 1t gives an accurate and reliable
history of the administration of President
Lincoln, and furnishes the ~clearest account
of the assassination, and at onc the fullest
and most concise account of the trial and
sentence of the conspiraiors. And the ar
list Carpenters anecdotes and personal rem
iniscencss Of the President make it vastly
more interesting than any other published
or projected life of our great martyr.
This work is sold only by subscription.
Agents are now taking orders in this city
for the book, and We advise all those who
wish to purchase the best Life of Abraham
Lincoln, TO subscribe for that written by
Gov. Raymond, which is offered in all va
rieties of binding by the agents Of j. j.
Wilson 4 Co., No. 2 Atwster Building, who
are the General Agents for Northern Ohio.
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SEW HoRK MABKET-Aususs is.

lhA NAA4aAAt
-COttOn-DuIi and lower. faiss at 49, for mid.
F1our-opeued Ioal5o better for common
grade, aud hrm for choics brands but closed dali
for all kinds, with The advance lot on c mGon
sales at Sc o q rs for state; SC Das7 10 for
common to medium extra western; IS 1906 40 for
crmmon TO COOS shipping bra ds extra 7 und noOP
Ohio, and IS 5Oq9 W Tor trade brands
Whisky-Withsut decided change. Sales OF
western at So 10.
WheaG-Open. d quiet but very firm but closed
Sc loWsr. Sales at 81 IS for good choice
elOsh 3 st the ta,ide price; 81 80 for winter red
We,tern, andS3 G. for amber MiobigsB.
Rye-A shsde frmer. Sales western at Sszo.
BaFIey-Duli and nominal
Barley MaIt-Dulla AID nominal.
COrn-Dun and So lower. Sales S59S7o for
Hnsound; Ssa90c for sound mixed Westefp, and
9l1lo for high mixed cary yellow
Oats Active and firm at 6696To for Eat-
WOOI-Dul.
Rice-Steady.
COnee-DulI.
SuEaF-Qui-t. Caba muscovada lie; l2Lc for
Porto Rio); Havana Ike.
HOIasses-Dull.
HOps-Firn with fair demand at 15945e.
PetrOleum-A shade frmer. Sales atS Hs3S
for orudei 5Os6so for refined in bond; refined nVe
nominal.
POrk-Quiet and ,teady.
Sales At So OC@s3Z so new mess, closing At
$50 % for cash; S29 O93o SO for 1853 4 mess
81 Oo9- for prime; S27 OOa27 so lor prime
mess. Also 1000 bbls, neU mess, for August, sell
ler'I option at $50 OOa % rs.
Beef-Quiet at s. 5Ogl2 80 for PIsin mess, and
$40 O09l4 90 for extra meas.
ReeI Hams-Quiet.
Gus Meats-Quiet.
Bacon Dali.
Lsrd-steAdy at 1sH924%.
Eutter-Stfady. Gales az f3@28c for Ohio,
and SO936c for state.
Cheese-Eirmer at Il@I6c.
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OF City with Southworth and williams
for paving West River street from Main
street to.Ship Canal. Approved.
0fCity with same for constructing Branch
alley branch ever. Approved.
OF City with same for building Oneida
alley branch sewer. Approved.
OF City with q. r. Evatt and G. ". Jones
for furnishing coal. Approved.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16

CUyabOga County Union Convention.
CUYAHosA County UNION CENTRAL
COMMITTEE ROoMs, CLEVELAND.
August 9Th, 1865
The Cuyahoga County Union Convention
for The nomination Of
Estate Senator,
3 State Representatives,
l County Treasurer,
1 County Prosecuting Attorney,
County Commissioner,
1 Coroner,
1 County Surveyor,
will be held in this city at CARROTS Qats
Chapin's) Hall, on Saturday, the 18th day
of August, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
The basis of representation will be six dol
egates from each township, and six from
each ward in the City of Cleveland. The
several townships and wards are requested
to hold their primary meetings for the ap-
Pointment of delegates on Thursday, Au-
gust 18th, at their usual time and places.
H. N. CHAPs, Chairman.
N. B. SHKRWIN, Secretary.
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sEREEADE.-The fine band of the 22d v.
R. c., stationed at Camp Cleveland, drove
into the city last night on = se~renadiug ex-
cursiOn. It performed, while we heard it,
very well, but we confess we did not quite
understand the principle on which it made
its selection of pieces. 1t played only one
piece in front of the Herald office, and that
q death march. Was it signifcant3 wss it
satire, criticism, sArcasm, vhat2 Before
the st. Nicholas saloon it very appropriate
ly rendered Coming ThrO' the Rye"
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Of the Board of City improvements, re-
commencing that the prayer of j. NJ. Bank
hardt ct al, relstingtO Hill street, be grant
ed. Filed.
Of Committee on Claims, adversely to
granting claim of Thomas Fsrnsworth.
Adopted.
Of same on claim of NJ. Gallagher. Post
poned one week.
OF the committee 10 whom was referred
the resolution touching the location of one
of the city scales, suggesting Front street,
between the G.. G. 4 c. R. r. and. Spring
street, as the proper place. Adopted.
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cleveland wholesale Market.


TUESDAY, EvAnIHa, August Is, 1865.
FreIRhts-Ths following are the rates by Lake
ntsam) Snd Rail from this port to New York and
Boston
To New York.-First class Sl,I9; Second class
SIC; Third class Ito; Fourth class: 500. Flour,
Goo. Wool Si,I2.
To BostOn.-F.rEt class: sl,22; Second class
9io; Third class: T5o; Fourth class $50. Flour:
TOO. WOOL liza
Unchanged and steady. City brands
held at 1926 for Xxx red and slO,25 for Xxx white.
Country krAnds Xxx red Ss,OO9s,5O do Xxx white
So COS9,5O.
Wheat-MarJet irr' guIar and lower at the
close. Sales eArly 4 cars No I Wabash at !, 1851
later l car do do at 81 ,sS; 2cars do do at y, 80.
OOrn-Quiet and steady. Sales ; cars No. 2
mixed from store at Tic.
Oats-RoosiPts large and tendency downward f;
demand fair. Sale 3 cars from store at A6c; 1 car
at 42e.
Rye-Dull and nominal at 9Oc from store.
Rarley-InAotive and nominal.
POrKRteady at $500 for city packed mss.
Sale Of 20 bbls.
Lard-Firm at 90 for city-rendered In barrels
and tierees. Be es 1000 lbs at the quotation.
Beef-City Ness held at $1,000, with light de-
mAnd.
Smokes MeRfs-In good demand, firm and
unchanged. We quote: PlAin-enred hams, . n,
Csc shoulders l9c; bacon 9o; dried beef DC
Sales as quotations OF 5000 lbs hams, 1000 Ds shoul-
ders, ard 1000 DIS dried beef
Butter-In good densnd And steady at 23a
24c for good shipping lots Western Reserve.
C~heese-Firm and steady at 12eIso for good
to PRIME.
E~ggs-Tirmsr; held atl69I6c
HIEhWInes-stsAdy, but quiet. Held at S2,1s
09.I7.
AIeOhOI-steady. Held at S4.s494,39 for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, CSC per cent, S4,4s.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 s292,37.
Steady. Gales rs b,s refined,
at the works, at Sc.
Dried A~PpIes-Firm at 0H9IOo, and pay for
packages.
LAX F1sh-Stsady at the following prices =
No.. WhitshSh, . half Dbl, Ss,T6; No. 2 do q
halfbbl, $500; Piekerel q half Dbl $3.50; Trout
3 half obl S7,OOi Herring o half Dbl "a, 5N96,sO
HHy-SsW loose selling At . range OF S1, COG
1900. No old offering. Baled ID In light supply
and firm at sIs,OOa2o,OO.
shII-Market firm at SAYS for Tins;. $3.50 for
Coarse.
ALa and PnrGaF-Harkas utAady. We mot
- follows: Present Use II Ale $40; Stock XII
Sl4,OO; Ksnnstt $500; Pals Cream 81; Ports.
tl4. BALI and quarter barrels in proportion.
Eater A~jnse-OsWego and Akrsn held ct
PIaaasF-"PovoT's'' land plaster SlO,O 90 DER
ton Oalcinsd $500 8 Dbl.
HOps-Rirm. New York State 46@5eo, aooords
ing to quality Ohio 26@3Oo.
asli-stsady. Barley Malt held At $40 per
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16

sKIFF I'M GAYLoRD's MINsTELs.-This
large troupe, composed of eighteen star
performers, will this evening open an en-
gagement of two nights, at the Academy of
Music. They are now on their way East
from a most successful tour of the West.
Tit press speak in very laudatory terms of
their performances, and we nave no doubt
they will give full Satisfaction to the large
house that will be sure to greet them.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16

New INSURANCE AeEErs.-It will be seen
by reference to advertisement found else
where, that Runnells & Manchester, Office
No. oil Superior street, are successors To
Judd & Ellsworth, Insurance Agents. They
represent seven reliable and popular COM
panies, and those who apply to them cannot
fail to make choice of a company on terms
which shall be satisfactory. See advertise
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16

BITTEN By A DOG.-A boy, named Peter
McGue, living on Hamilton street, was bit
ten very severely in the leg yesterday af-
t~ernoon, by q vicious Whiffst. We did not
hear whether the boy or the dog was
to blame, but We did hear a supera-
bundance of t~hreatenings and slaughter
breathed out against the canine in
question. A surgeon was called to dress
the leg, and the boy was last evening re-
ported doing well.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr

lBH TELEGRAPH.
EEw YORK, August Is, 1865.
The current prices for the week at The markets
are IS follows:
Beef attIe-lst quality, SIT OO9I7 80; fair
to good quality sl5 OO@I6 so; common quality
Sl2 5O9l4 O6; inferior quality SO OO@ls %.
Cows and CalVes-lst quality SIS O09SD co.
ordinary $50 OO975 90; common quality $50 OOg
80 90; inferior quality $40 O095O 90.
cal Calves-lst quality, q n, ll6l25 ordi
nary quality s9lOZ5common quality SG9iinferiOr
quality $3.50.
sheep and L~ambS-Extras, per head, Ss 90
90 90; prime quality Sc Oc@7 90; ordinary quality
81 5O9b,0; common quality 81 OoG4 50; inferior
s. 81 "a 90.
SWfne-Hesvy Corn-fed, PD, uZ9l2o; light
and medium llZ9IlAc; ~still-fed IA Oi1s<o.
The cattle market was firm Tor prime offerings at
last We,k's prices, but dull aud htavy for inferior,
Of which the supply was eU US. Th- demand
was fair for all kinds, hut tn re bei7g a sups =
abundance Of 10 = grades and prices ruled low As
above Only the best sold ~ 17H, bu ~ She num-
Der Of best was small, nearly all of this class went
sc these prizes. The various grads are quoted
above.
sheep and lambs were n good supply aud a shade
lower per ID, though the Diff renee hard y showed
itself
Hogs we're inner with sales at ~ iish as 12e.
7 tai receipts Of all stocks, at all markets., for
this aud last we're IS follows: 6,75l beev6s. lO1
cows. 1887 veal ca Yes, 1882 shesp and lambs;
II, 40 Gwins.
Total last week: SPA beeves, 1871 COWS, ] $40
veal calves, 1888 sheep ard lambs, 7.l77 swine.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16

GErTHa on WELL.-James Smith, the
sWitchmAn at the Union Depot, who was &C
severely wounded in the knee q week ago,
by the accidental discharge of a revolver,
is reported doing well. DIR. Weber succeeds
in keeping down the Inflammation, and is
quite confident he can save the unfortunate
man his leg.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16

LAUNCH ~TO-DAY.-The propeller being
built here for the Northern Transportation
Company, a description of which we have
already given, will be launched at four
o'clock this afternoon, from the yard of the
Lafrienier Brothers. She has been named
the "LoWel."
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16

SAFE BLOWN OPEN, &o.-sherif Nicola in
formed us yesterday that a gang of bur
glars blew open the safe of Charles Rine-
hart, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Summit county, in.Akron, late Monday
night, and robbed the same of 81, 200. They
also removed g small safe.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-16

LsoKINa UP.-The painter has been touch
ing up the wood work of the City Build
ings. Council Hall has also been made
aware of the artists presence. The wood
work there has been beautifully grained in
imitation of oak and the hall is being fres-
coed and in other ways vastly improved in
its appearance.