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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-31
IN THE NATTER OF ERASTUS
LEES ESTATE.

ORDER OF NOTICE to attend the taking OF
~ dispositions an peYpetatam.
Whereas, Melinda Holmes, of Stanstead, IN
the county of Stanstead, and Province OF Cana
da East, hath on this 18th day OF August, A. u.
1866, made her affidavit, before me, wherein she
sets forth among other things, that Erastus Lee,
late of Stanstead in the Province of Canada
East deceased on the 2lst day of March, A. ID.
1866, leaving large amount or real estate ana
personal property in the town of Derby, in the
County of Orleans, and State OF Vermont, as
well as in Stanstead, in the county OF Stanstead,
and Province of Canada East; that she is the
half sister of the late Rrasus Lee, aforesaid, ana
that she has claim or interest in SAID Es-
tate as one of the heirs to said Estate; that she
expects her claim interest as heirto said Eras-
tus Lees Estate will be the subject of legal con-
Holmes of Ston6fdt6thhH in the State Of Connect
cut, and Esther Bodgett of Hartford, in the State
of Wisconsin, and Eide Lee, and Daniel Lee of
said Stanstead, and Daniel Heath OF Barnston,
and Benjamin Pomeroy Of Compton, in said
| Canada, and her own testimony and also that of
other witnesses is material o esta b is h
her claim or interest as heir to sa d
estate and that he is not b | e
! to name the persons expected to become parties
in the Controversy about her said claim or inter-
est in aud to the said Erastus Lees estate, as
aforesaid and that she desires to take the testl-
mony of the above named persons in perpetual
remembrance.
And whereas it appears by said affidavit that
the said jeremiah Holmes is not a resident Of
this State
Noao, therefore, 1T IS hereby ordered, that al
persons interested in said estate and all Others
, be notified by the publication of this order in th'
? Orleans Independent Standard, newspaper
published, in Barton, in the county of Orleans
2 and State of Vermont, three successive weeks
the last publication of which shall be previous Z
the Sth day of September, A. D. 1866, that tn
Deposition of the said Esther Blodgett, Maind
Holmes, EIDE Lee, Daniel Lee, Daniel Heath
: and Benjamin PomerOy and others will be take
| IN peypetataDa, by me, at the Derby Line Hotel
(kept by F. d. Butterfeld,) at Derby Line in tn
] town of Derby, County of Orleans, and State o
Vermont, on Friday, the l4th day of September
A D. 1866, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, an
e that the Deposition of said jeremiah Holme
y will be taken IN pe1petla, at the dwelling nous
of the said jeremiah Holmes, in the town c
- Stonnington county of New London, in the Stat
~ of Connecticut on the Fourth day of October, A
d. 1866 at one O'CLOCK in the afternoon; and ths
commission will issue to Richard A Wheeler
/ to take the said deposition of the said Jeremia
l Holmes; that said persons may appear at tn
- captions of said dispositions, at The times an
places aforesaid.
e Given under my hand, at Derby, in the cour
O ty of Orleans this nth day of August, A d. 1861
BENZ. H. STEELE.
5 Judge of the Supreme Court.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
NOTICES.

Thirty Lines of Common Sense
Reader, having glanced over the editorials and tho
news in this journal, you turn to the advertise
ments, ssying to yourself, "These are published
by the writers to serve their own interests"
Perhaps 80. Bat it is no less true that it con-
Germs your interests to read these thirty lines.
If yOu are healthy it is presumed you wish to con
tinue SO. II .ick, Of cOurso you desire to be re-
lieyed. In either ease it is important to you to
know that HOsFEFrER's BITTEgs are the
safest, surest and best tonic and Alternative ever
advertised il any country. This is . period Ofthe-
year when tbs strongest need an invigoIant, for
the oppressive heat drains the system Of
strength faster than the most potsHt and vigorous
organization can recruit it. Therefore, as a pre-
servatiye Of health, as a protection against the
de,iGalizins action Of heat and tAe malaria it pro-
duoes, you should sustain tho good constitution
and sound stamina with which Nature has blessed
you with this peerless Vegetable Tonic.
1t can ecarcely be necessary to urge upon the
weak and aiiing the importance of acquiring by
safe means the strength whish una.sisted Nature
denies them. All Who are taSs circumstance are
invited to give the bitters q trial. Before they
have takea tbs elixir three days, in onion @ity
with the direction, they viii acknowledge sith
gratitude its 6 NAL operation. They vii ind
that it imPs-ts mental as well as nervous energy,
and regulates sill theinternaI functions admirably.
This IS the experience of the deb.iiated and de-
pressed, and in making these stateme- IS the pro-
pEietors only echo the language Of innumerable
testimonials. anglo
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
UNCLAIMED RAILROAD BAG6AGE
AT AUCTION.

n CUTTER 6 SON will sell at their
". Auction Room, No. 1s4 Bank street, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER nth, 1866, at 10 q. N.
the following unclaimed baggage from the O P. 4
A. R. r., unless claimed before day Of sale:
JIG. S. Mower. Rome. N Y, ! box, ladies
clothing; Agusta Pider, Freeport, H., 1 box
clothing; Jenny Lacy, louisville, KY, l black
trunk, ladies under clothing; 1box, no mark; J.
7. Pierce, Toledo, Ohio, 1Russett trunk, mems
clothing; I black Talise, no mark, shirts and stock
ings; I black y~alise, no mark, two wooden shirts;
COriett, lb3ack bag, mems clothing; ] black bag,
n. 1.E., & Cleveland check IS. mems clothing; !
box, no mark, l bed; Thomas Farrell, l red box,
mems clothing; Patrick Farrell. AnenviIle, Pa, /
box, mems under clothing; J. A. Stone, 1 black
trunk, mems clothing; l tool chest, no mark,
eooper's tools; Boa, no mark ,eooper's tools; l black
trunk, no mark, ladies clothing; n Garry, Erie,
Pa, / box, mems clothing; 1 bundle, no mark,
ladies clothing; l wooden box, no mark, clothing;
1 Russstt trunk, no mark, ca +. check No. $50,
ehiloren's ~olothingi box, no mark, mems cloth
ing; Alfred Smith, Waterford, Pa, i black trunk,
ladies clothing; ! box, ne mark, wash boards; A.
penott, black bsg, clothing; 1 basket, no mark;
John A. Letter, Dunkirk, l box, mems clothing.
NJ. r. Miller, 1black v~Alise, shirts and collars; A.
c. Lowell, Galosville, Wis, / box, wooden warn;
D. 4 Clark, Cleveland, o., 1 box, linim mt; +.
Buskraft, Evansville. Ind, / Russett trunk, mems
%clothingi Mrs. L. A. Page, l Russell trunk. mems
clothing; 1 black bag, Buffalo q Cleveland check
1924, rerolvers; 1 box, 10 mark, marble mantle;
Ellen simpson, 1 red box, ladies clothing; 1box,
no mark, Buffalo & Cleveland cheek S026, mems
clothing; 1 green box, N Z, Z. q Cleveland check
1854, ladies clothing; l carpet oag, charges $3.50,
mems clothing; VIM. u Dsvy, HGrbor Greek, Pa
1 black bag, shirts; J.P- KilIHsa, Canada West,
/ Russell trunk, mems clothing; l hair trunk, no
mark, looking glass; VI. Leonard, 2 black bags,
soldiers clothing l red box, no mark, charges SIS,
ladies' clothing S. Nichols, Shemeh, Eng, / Rus
seft trunk, mems clothing; A. B. Scott, / black
trunk, mems clothing; / black truak, no marx,
mems Clothing CROWN l black trunk, laSies
clothing; 1Russett trunk, no mark, mems cloth
ing; 1 knansack, james Smith, soldiers clothing;
Fnnk Breos, 1 black bag, sold RS clothing, Wn.
Reed, 1 black bag clothing 1 holster, no mark;
1 spirit level, no mark; l sword, no mark; 1 pair
saddle bags, no mark, coat; j black trunk, no
mark, mems clothing; Aurilla Morton, I black
trunk, ladies clothing; 1 Russett trunk, no mark,
charges $3.50, mems clothing; / piece Of railing,
no marx; no marx. / chldis wagon.
no mark. Also 81 travelling bags and contents, no
marx a NOTTINGHAM,
supt- c., p. A. z. B.
Cleveland, Aug. 9th, 1856. aug7:346
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
Son Yorn narEer-Arr m

New EOEK z2EEe1-AuE. II.
CorroN-Firm. Sales at s49seHc for mildIing
uplanl-.
Sales Al sa,O9 for extra state; 5000
l0.25 Tor common to gooi shipping brands extra
roand hoop Ohio; S1O,3O9lz,0o trade brands.
Closing quiet.
WHIsKY-ouie and nominal.
WHEAT-Dull and rather easier.
Sales at 81, J541 so for interior Chicago spring;
sI,5O for inferior Milwaukee club; Sl,45 for I'M
sound winter red voaterni S2,25 FOR new No. l
Milwaukee; S2.259Z,Go for white
RYE-Firmer. GALES of Wisconsin at s7@92c.
BAELEr-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY 1ALT-DuI and nominal.
CoRN-1c lower.
Sales at s0@s2c for inferior s2H@ss5So for
shipping mixed western; sc for one load OF prime
do in store, ard ssc for small lot western yellow
0ATs-Dul and 1c lower
sales at 43G47c for Chicago; 45@52c for Mil
waukee; 54955c for Iewa.
s~UGAR-Fhn. Sales Of Cuba museovado at IO54
lie.
~OoFFEE-Quist.
MoEAssEsEsteajy. Sale. at s0ge2c for Barba-
PErRoLEux-Quiet.
Sales at l7c Tor Grade. and 4s@Ac for re-
fned in boad.
PoRE-Firmer and more active.
sales at S32,S79Ss,lO for new mess. closing
ct S33 90 for cash sSO,5eS3l,0 90 for old mess;
e2S,l29ZS,5O fer prime. AI.o $3.50 bbIs new
mess for september, October, and January,
sellers and buyers option, at sSs,75Sss,25.
Sales az SI6,Oo@sO,Oo for new plain mess, and
SA,O092i,o0 for new extra mess
BEER HANs-Nominsi.
CUT E~EATs-HeaTy. Sales at 14A9l5Mc for
Shoulders, snd 2e922c fer hams.
BACoS-Inactive.
L8ED-Dun Sales at 1sHa2IKo.
B~urTEs-Qaiet. Sales 81 2o9SSe for Ohio,
and SO942%e for state.
CHEEsE-steady. sales at $3.50.
EREIGHTs 70 LIvERPOoL-Quiet.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET De

ENTERED-.--.-----ABGUsr Il
stmr Morning Star, Tiger, Detroit
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Toledo
Prop Passaic, Mitchell, Buffalo
Prop Tioga, sisson, Dunkirk
Prop S D Caldwell, Lewis, Bayfield,
Prop Trader, Rice. Marine
Bark 5 B P0meroy, Andrsxs, E-eansba
Brig Mariner, kits. Eseansba
Brig New York, Radclin, Montreal
Sehr Sailor Boy, Babbifl, Bay City
Schr Watts Sherman, Powers, Bufslo
Schr n Stalker, Stalker, Marquetts
Sehr " II Willard. Boys, ST Clair
Schr J S Minor, Burton, Bay City
Schr Mystic, Lee, Houghton
schr American Eagle, Braman, East Saginaw
Sohr COrsican, Faulkner, Bay City
Schr Alice Mary. Bell, BurRsll
Schr Alma, Dsvills, Rowan
ScOw Maria, Cartwright, Detroit
seOw Highland Chief, Gardner, Pt Clinton
Scow Fairy, Smith, Black River
Scow Sutler Girl, KelsO, helley's Island
Barge Mary Barter, Harrington, East Saginaw
Barge Detroit, GOnlait, Bay City
CLEARED.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Salins, Saginaw
Prop Passaic, Mitchell, Toledo
Prop City cf Boston, Chapman, Chicago
Prop Trader, Rice, sandbeeoh
Prop Arctic, Pratt, BnfalO
Schr White Squall, Bay City
Schr Racer, Marquette
Schr Mary Booth, Toledo
schr Oneida Chief, Fitzgerald, Milwaukee
Schr Winona, Montague, Marquette
Schr Conrad Reid, Barrow, Maiden
Schr Garibaldi, Martin, Hamilton
Schr Helen, Giyeus, Kingston
SeOW Fairy, Smith, Black River
ScUw Eagle, Gafett, ETemout
scOw Mountain Maid, PIT Clinton
Scow Suffer Girl, Marblshesd
Seow Highlane Chief. Erie
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

In the general markets business main
tains the quiet tone Of the past few days,
and there is scarcely anything of moment
to note. Flour has The regular trade de-
mand, and prices remain steady and firm
for the upper qualities. Wheat is in very
little inquiry, buyers anticipating lower
figures. There wa no essential change in
prices TO -day, but very little was done, and
the market closed heavy. Corn is steady
and firm. Oats are steady, but hardly so
firm. There was a fair demand to day in
the Provision line from the trade, a. IN
changed prices. Butter is moving only in
a small way, but prices continue firm.
Cheese is showing e little mora spirit, but
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

CRY DIsPEEsARY.-We would call the at
entiOn of the needy, who require medical
and surgical treatment, and all benevolent
persons interested in their welfare, to the
City ~Dispenuary. l5s Seneca street. where
medicines are dispensed and surgical oper-
atoms performed daily Sundays excepted,
from 2 to IL o'clock q. m. This institution
is becoming more and more useful in the
benefits it Is daily eonfering on those who
apply for relief.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

NEw FrEM.-We would call attention 70
the advertisement, in another column, of
Messrs. Beecher & King, who have opened
8 general stock of Dry Goods in Cobb's new
block, Public Square. They are young men
of energy and ability, and we trust viii meet
with success. Those in want Of anything
in their line will not regret giving them a
call, for they are thorough dry goods men
and will take pleasure in showing their
o,o1a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

Sw1SpLER-Martin Stanton was arrested
yesterday for attempting to swindie a
Manxman, lately arrived, out Of two coats.
The Manxman had left his coats at a saloon
River street and Stanton had carried
them off. When the Manxman gently 70
m-Onstrated, Stanton threatened to 'Ihrash"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

PRESIDENTS REcErTIoS.-By reference to
the Council proceedings it will be seen that
something Is TO be done towards a formal
reception Of the President and his party.
The committee consist of the Mayor, Presi-
dent of the Council, and Messrs. Jones,
Townsend, Buhrer, Huntington, Heisley,
Roberts and Clark.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

NuIsGNoEs.-Last evening no fewer than
three vendors of rzzOrs, qusck medicines,
soaps, &c, took their stands near the flag
staff, gathering crowds and blocking up the
streets. fthere be a City Ordinance against
the proceedings Of these n~uissnces, the at
tention of the Z" Mets" is thereby respectfully
directed to the same
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22


Use CLEVELAND LIGHrHoUsE-From the
" List of Lighthouses, &c" issued by the
Lighthouse Board, We learn that our Light
house is located in IL degrees, 80 minutes,
s seconds North Latitude, and was built in
1929. The distance from base to focal plane
is Sc feet, and the height of the light above
the lake level is lSS feet The light is Wis
ible at a distance of eighteen nautical
miles The light of the Beacon on the pier
is As feet above the lake Level, and can be
seen fourteen nautical miles.
The light of the Cleveland Lighthouse is
higher than any other on Lake Erie, and
higher than any other on the Lakes except
Pottawotamie,s AT the entrance Of Green Bay,
QS7 feet, and Grand Island, Lake Superior,
t2O4 feet)
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
n. =. CattIe markef-Aug p.

The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are as follows:
BEEY CArrLE-ist quality, q head, 81, 5o9ls 90;
fair to good quality SO, 5ea1 IT .005 common quality
14,0o9l5, o; inferior quality Sl2 o0ql4,00.
Cows AND OALVEs-Extras, head, S9O,OO@lOOi
LIST quality S75, 004S5, 90; ordinary s65,00976, 90;
common quality $50, OO9eo,o0; Inferior quality
S39,00945,O0.
Wal CAEvzs-1st quality ]b, 1l9l2c; ordina-
~ quality 9G10zc. common quality s@si
inferior quality lose.
SHEEP AND LANBs-E1tras 8 head s7,O0@7,5O
prime quality S6,O0G7, 90; ordinary quality 5000
coo; common quality s ,00@4,50; inferior quality
s3,0l94,Oo.
s~wisE-Heavy corn fed, per n, Il@llHci
light aud medium 10H9Ilc.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
R Z BY TELEGRAPH.
Gus MIDaIGnF mAaKET REpORI

Gus MEDNTGHF HARRIET REPORT
ispeotSl Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW YORk, August 81.
MONEY.
The increased speculation at the Stock Exchange
and the revival Of legitimate business naturally
create more dem md for money, bat the supply Is
still ample and in excess Of the wants Of borrow
ors- The present and prospective large disburse-
ments Of the Treasury Department insure an easy
mark t for some time to come. Call loans are 4a5
aud prime discounts 5G6% per cent.
GOLD.
Ths god market was frmer toward the close and
rose to 14sk- Cash gold was loaned at I-IG per
cent. before the close OF 1.-THE day.
EXCHANGE.
The market for exchange is dull and rates rule in
favor Of the buyer.
STOCKS.
The stick market was heavy at the last open
board, and after tue session lower prices were
made, Erie taking the lead on the downward turn.
PetrOieum-New York p. 3 R., 10 BennehOI
Run, GG5; Shade River, 30; United States, SIS.
Express St0eks-United States, u5Z.
Miuing-Atlantic and Pacific, 2Dl; Consolidated
Gregory, 1000; GEnneI Hill, 5000; Montana, 10;
New York Gold, AS; WOlkili Lead, $50; Holman
II.
At the I O'Clock open board to-day the following
prices prevailed
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 1851; Western
Union Telegraph, 5S3S.
New FORK Central, 1879; Erie, 1871 Reading
Elk. Div, ll6i Michigan Southern and Northern
iedana, $50; Chicago and Rock Island, l07% I;
preferred, 61SS.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Government securities were firm, with q fair
business.
Closing Prices-1ss1 coupons, T1ZaI1Is<: $50
coupons lI089lleA for ls6i, l0sI@los5 for
1854, aud lUS5s9i0SI for 1866; l0-4O coupons,
.U2LE9lO2%i 7-30 NOS :, l0Gs49l06T.
DRY GOODS.
The following were he quotations reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, ~jobber's prices
Brown sheetings-In tian Head %; Stark A p;
August q; BedfOrds l5h.
Prints-Sprsgues IS; Warregan Is; Wamsutta
li3S; Empire Il.
Hoop Skirts-Bradle5's Duplex Elliptic per doz,
hoops, 5lZGlt5 Empress Trail, l25.
Ticks-amoskeag III A 60; do. d 40; do. q 80;
Hamilton 40; Pittsield II.
5 ripes-York 81 Arrapaho 20; Eagle %; Hay
maker %.
Deui@s-York so; Manchester s21Si Boston 271S;
Wide World 30.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
HeTT0Es.

Cholera I~nfantum, Diarrhca and Olsen
terry, speedily cured, by taking Or. Keel
er's compound syrup of Rhei, Z neutralizing
mixture, and Blackberry Syrup, found al
J. J. Vogt and Churchill & Bros.
aug2:36s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

A DrsINFEcTAET.-Twenty cents worth of
chloride of lime and five cents worth of
copperas, powdered together, and s~priRkled
in and around an clubhouse, will entirely
disinfect it. This is cheap, simple and effec-
tive. Use it at once.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

81 geo Esesard.-The above reward will be
given to any person Who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough. asthma
and Consumption, which IS equal to Or. Strick-
lank's MslhauOus Cough Dalsam. This bslsam
viii cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swests. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The Worst cases OF chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
~ofo0nsumption are cured by Or. Strickland's Nell
liluous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be hsd al any
Druggists.
DENTON L DUEHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
ms.E5
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n


= NVN'I HN6N3E II
Tho Commercials money article says:
The gold market is weak. The rate for gold
loans is fiat aud the present tone of affairs appears
to favor lOwec quotations. Tt is understood that
the combination for putting mp the price have sold
over 81, 900 during the Iaie advance, at over
49,, Ehicb materially eased the market, and the
PREVAILING supposition now is that with the heavy
receipts from Aspiuwsll, aud the early payment OF
the interest upon the i0-405, the clique will realizo
upon heir whole amount. Apparently, however,
no such process OF rsslising is ia operation at
urasauf
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FIgAEgl&b s C0BMgRglAL
TUESDAY EvEsIse, AUGUST q, 1866.

TUESDAY EyESIss, August y, 1866.
In the local money market the demand
for currency continues good, and fully up 10
the ability of the banks to meet it, though
at the close to-day the feeling was not quite
SO close.
Eastern Exchange was in rather better
better supply to-day, and the receipts were
in excess of the demand, but the market is
still close Rates remain steady at the pre-
vions quotations.
The market closed as follows for coin and
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pittsburgh Petroleum. ssrkes


FITzsBuRsH, August 2l-7:l5 P. =.
The Crude market is hrm. Dispatches from Oil
City report oil at IS. 0O@5,25 Per Dbl. No stocks
here to operate with. Receipts 1900 bbls. Sales
300 bbls bulk at 15%916c. Certain dealers are
not Offering. Sales 1000 bbls September at 16o.
In Refined buyers are disposed to hold Oh aud
have difficulty in negotiating exchanges. Sales
Philadelphia delivery at 431S944ci 500
bbls Philadelphia delivery at 44c; 800 bbIs De em-
Der f6c. Most refners have sufficient orders on
hand to last ONE months.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22


ARRIVAL PROM LAKE SUPERIOR. - The
steamer S. D. Caldwell, Captain Lewis, ar
rived yesterday morning from Lake supe-
rior.
She left Superior City August 18th at lao
P. M; arrived at Bayfield, at S P. NJ; left
Bayfield, tho same evening; arrived at On
tonagon August 10th at 4 a. M; left onton-
agon at S A. NJ; arrived at Isle Royal at l
P. NJ; left Isle Royal at s P. NJ; and arriv-
ed at Copper HarbOr at 2 P. NJ, August 18th,
Lac La Belle at 5 ?. NJ, Portage at I P. NJ,
same day. Left Portage August 18th ut s
P. NJ; arrived at Marquette August 18th at
lis A. NJ; left Marquette same day at $50
P. NJ, and arrived at Sault August 10Th at
5 A. NJ; left sault at 5 A. NJ; arrived at De-
troit August 2oth at 4 P. NJ, and Cleveland
on the morning of the 2lst.
The following is g report Of vessels seen
at different points: Schooners Moselle and
Evelin Bates, unloading coal at Portage.
The following vessels were at Marquette on
the 18th of August: Gen. W. Scott Gen.
Sherman, George ". Holt, W. G. Grant.
Passed bark David Morris off Grand Island.
Net tesmer Lac La Belle of White Fish
Point; steamer Illinois at Sugar Island.
Passed the following vessels: Garden City,
brig Ataunto, Amarath, Eagle Wing, Mary
Morton, William Raynor; schooner John
Weeden lying at Detour, bound down.
The Caldwell brought down 1913 tons iron
ore for Cleveland Iron Mining Company, 20
tons scrap iron for S. P. Brady & Co., De-
troit, s5 tons copper for Detroit and Cleve-
land, % tons pig iron for Cleveland & Pitts
burg Railroad, 4O0 ship knees for J. a. Red
ington, 20 tons merchandise for Detroit and
Cleveland, and IFS passengers.
The Caldwell will leave again on another
grand excursion from the dock Of Garretson
& Co. this evening.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
Few ADvERTIsEMENTs.

FELTON, 4 Bigelow-Loeal Notice.
A. J. Misunderstanding Tobacco.
Mix 4 Notwithstanding.
SO Harmon street-House and Lot for Sale.
IL Vestry strset-House and Lot for Sale.
J .s.&B. D. Morley-Wanted Soda Fountain.
A. misunderstanding for Sale.
Il. ). Evans-SitUation Wanted.
}. McK.-SItuation Wanted.
81 Chestnut strest-BosrdiDg.
C Cd. Beek-Bedstead Makers Wanted.
Pennsylvania Salt Co.-saponiher.
S. Brainard & s~ons-Pianos.
Beeoher 4 Kinz-Dry Goods.
A. ]. HsEks-CigSrs.
Besohsr 4 King-Looal Notice.
Tom Murphy-Tight Bope Artist.