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THE WEArnEE-The following meteoro-
logical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. Il. s~OlomOnson, optician, under the
American House:
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SOLDIERS TAKE y0TICB.-SOldiers'
Claims collected Without charge. See
advertisement OF Stree Claim Agen-
cy " in another column. may29
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

EXAMINATIONS FOR CUYAHO-
II Ca County viii be held hereafter ~ the Coart
House IN CleYelans, Room 10. 4, third Story as
follows, commencing At 10 o'clock On The FIRsr
Saturdays OF March, April, Nay, October and
SoTvnbe-; is0 en- he sEcoSD Saturday Of each
mo7th in the year, except January, july and
August, and also On the Third SATURDAYS or
March, April, Aagust and November.
No applicants admitted after y o'eloek ara
~eernncaIes doud only from the day Of sa.ees, MI
ly finishing examination.
By order If BoarE o. Examiners
L. ". FORD, Cis <
August, 1866. Aug3 3lf-a-trTEW
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WEsrERg REsERyR CeLIEGE.

THE NEXT TERN WILL BEGIN
Il Wednesday, August 18th. FOR catalogues or
more particular Information address the President.
HENRY L. HITCHCOCK.
1y1NSA Hudson, o,
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L~AUxCH.-The new steamer Messenger
was successfully launched from Peck's ship
yard yesterday. It is being built expressly
for the trade between Cleveland and the
Islands, and will be completed in about E
month. Capt. Ed. Kelly will have COM
mand.
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From California.
From San Francisco.

San FnANCisco, August 15.-The steamer
Sacramento from Panama arrived today
towing he disabled rteamer Golden age
and brings New York dates Of tue zlst-
Tie steamer Moses Taylor sailed fo- san
Juan to-day.
TIE San Francisco and Pacific Sugar
Company have resolved 70 sell their pro-
ducts at auction twice & month.
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REGISTER.
Z
RsIYALs.

81 Citizens ~is elng conveyance TO either Of The
45oys Trains or Bots, viii D. called foT b. OO3ah6s
otsteTsns' 0mnihrs Line, by leaving thsir sddress
It Jhs Omnibus once, To- Superior street. op-
posite tho Naddel aouss. mayIb
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80 Mnnav mnrRet-Ane. nd
~. stoek Mnrket-AuE.Ie.

HoSET-steady at 495 per cent. a
sIEzLISG ESsEASGE-Steady at I07%d108.
~GoLD-FIrmer, opening 81 Isl advancing to 1872
and closing at 1872.
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A CLEVELAND FAvosITE.-We learn from
the Field, Turf and Farm that Mr.. Joseph
Naegle Will play next seoson at the Broad
way Theatre, New York.
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FRENCH, CHTLDs d CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
PELTGS, EREXCH j. co.,
GENERAL CU-1IIEsSIoS
AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS


AND
Wholesale snd Retail Dealers in
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, PROVISIONS, SALT,
WATER LINE, &C., &c.
Agents Tor the sale of the celebrated
Akron City" end Akron Etna
Mills Flour,
Al the different brands OF which. together with .
general assortment Of Ohio and Indiana Flour ara
constantly kept on hand, in Barrels, Half-bsrrelt
sad Sacks
No. l oVIATTs EXCHANGE, Foot Of sUPE-
RI0R STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
AGENTS For TEE
Northern transportation C0mpany's
Line OF Screw Steamers,
To ard From
eGDEEsBURG, CAPE VINCENT and OSWEG0
And the
Akron transportation Company.
Property promptly forwarded to New York. Bos-
ton, aud all points East and West, with dispatch
and 81 the Lowest Rates of Freight.
toThrough contracts given to all the priAcfpaI
WINS in New England and New York. mch9l:k
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For the most thorough course of Book
keeping or Telegraphing attend FELTON, &
Bigelow's Union Business College of Clsve-
land.
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~FLoUE-Active and advanced 15d2Jc.
WHEAT-kirm and advanced y G2c. Sales at
81, Gz1%Si.6 = TOR ole; 81 50 al, s. tor new No. l;
and sl,2t for old and 81, 75Gl,7 10 % new No 2.
CORS-Active and advanced l@I,Sc. sales at
5I%95S4c fr No ] AMI 56957 for No ,.
OArs-Eul. Gales At 2S[o for No ! and ESQ
1919 or No =.
HIGsvIsEs-F I'M. Sales at 1923 for free and
s., 2942 80 for bonded.
MESS P~ORK-Adyaueed sos. Sales g. s33 90
FREIGHTs-Steady. Corn 71se 10 Buffalo
kEcEIPTs-ElOur 1850 Dbls; wheat IL, 500 hu;
corn 100, O0J bu cats lO,OOO eu.
sHIPHEsTs-Flour i,60O bbls.; wheat 200 b.;
corn 100, 600 bu.; cats 49, % bu.
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BUFFALO BoAr.-The Comet goes to BufTa-
10 at noon to-day, leaving from the y. Y. C.
dock.
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NOMINATION.

BALTIMORE August I6.-The Conservative
City Convention of the friends of Governor
Swami and President johnson was held To-
night. Daniel Harvey was nominated for
Mayor. Some disturbance took place be-
tween the friends Of Mayor Chapman and
Of tho newly-nominated candidate, but no.
thing serious resulted.
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A GENTS W~ANTFD-ro sell a new and beau
Il tiiul Railroad and Township Map Of Ohie. Or
binary agents are making from three to nye dollars
per DAY Address 3. S. GREEN, Cleveland, Ohio,
l4i Superior street, u stairs ~Ruel6:3i4
ETAETED-Canvasse-s TO sell and put mp Ba-
~ fOu's Psteuf Gong House Bal. Men are clear
Ing from $50 10 SEQ per month Send for circular
O-f. H~ATrESnN. Gen1 AGENT. Grafton o. sp6;3+2
4 GENTS WANTED-TO sell the largest aad
n best work on Agriculture ever published. 1t Il
3 =" Farmers Library,o complete in ono volume
q. Ga A.. ROWE, Publishers, 90 Superior st,
Cleveland, o. iUne5:S4S-W
ssgkEEEE-a.-E UHAhUz ron aGEhTs-
- VAST l1a EccEs want. Gomslste History ofths
= 81. St rrf lETgo vCi1rle. spleEdidT M1gtrated. With
rsT rs t3c .rEtrsias OF Generals and Battle Scsnas.
PIE most cGntid, lCoid, omriete. ausbeutic and relic
lls History -uhIshs1. It contains rssding matter
-sTai 20 three lsrse volumes. Send sOT crcnigrs and
20 orr terms. Address o - BROS. & . q
Nesr FnurFh zt- FfurSunHfF -dsG
MEN WANTED-To solicit and ill orders and
VI collect On subscriptions for hTst class Books and
Eugrsvings- Remuneration either salary or CON-
mission. Apply 10 or address G. l.. VAN EORr-
WICK, at the Sartai q Gallery Of Art, over IS Mon
uusut SQUARE, Cleveland. o. auE4s35
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MUsIc.-Papworth 5 band will play in the
West Side Circle this evening.
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NEW ADvEETTsEnEErs.

FeIton Z Bigelov-LoeaI Notice.
Morgan, Root & Co.-TSrd's Pager Collar.
J. Z. Dewitt & Co.-Summer Clothing.
E. R. Griswo'd s Co.-Dry Goods.
A. Wiener 4 Co.-Fremout Hams.
Carrots II 4 CO.-Grand Pisasure Excursion.
DR.. spragu-Wet Nurse Wanted.
Z. 7 Baldwin Z Go.-Dupler Eiiptic Skirts.
4. Wiener & Co.-Butter.
W. HsrriDgtoR-Wantsd to Bug.
:. Wiener & CO-Lard.
.~Fresman, FELTON, & Grof-Shoemakers Wanted
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$1,000 RcWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a proserip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhOoping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which Il equal to DR.. Strick-
lsnk's Mellifuous Cough Balsan. This balsan
viii cure the above complaints, also splitting of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, w~hOoping cough and primary cases
ofc0nsumptiou are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
lihuous Cough Balzam. 1t eau be be had st any
Druggists.
BENTON 3 DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, g.
m6:R5
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GOLD PESs.-A fine assortment OF oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at 40 su-
perior street. GyIS) BCnT & DARE.
LADIES' Swiss WATcHEs.-A few Of very
fine quality, at l1O Superior street. jyIs
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REy0HIxATED.


BRLFlsr, ME August I6.-Hon. \. a.
Pike, the present Representative in Con-
gress from this District, was reuominated
to-day.
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PERsoyAL.-The Hon. John Greiner and
daughter, Ex-Governor Of New Mexico, is
stopping at the Kennard.
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MARRIED.

McINTOsH-WARR-In Cleveland, August
18th, at the residence of the brid5s father, by
Rev. A. II. Washburn, Hr. John L. Mcintosh
and Miqs LaFina. youngest daughter OF james
War;, Esq; all OF this city.
Troy and Buffalo, n. Y, papers please copy.
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goa LAKE SUPERIOR.
GRAND PLGASURE ExCURsI0S.

THE LARGE ANDtM
l. elegant team r l&4AasM
z~
5. D. CALDWELL----CaPt. ). II LAWS.
viii leave our dock fer ONrONAGON, and all in
termediEte ports, on
WEDNE,DAY, August cd, At s P. II.
Tbs "CaliVelr' this trip will stop at Markinaw.
Eos fr,ightOr passage apply to
GARRETSnN & CO,
lugl1:642 No 1 RiVtr street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-17

Window Shades, Cornices and Curtains,
in great variety, at Beckwith & sterling's.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-17

FoR TcLEDo-The Atlantic leaves Bucks
dock at 6 o'clock this evening for Toledo.
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ExPEDITIoUs.-Fire Engine Co. No. 5 have
lately been practicing expedition in hitch
ing their team to the steamer and getting
under way, and have finally succeeded in
doing their long endeavor-that of untying
the team from the stalls, putting on the bri-
dies, getting into position before the steam
er, hitahing up, and the driver to his seat,
all in thirty seconds. The following is a lis;
Of the officers of Steam Fire Engine Co.
No. o.:
Engineer-Jas. N. Hovey.
Driver-Fred. P. Farrand.
Fireman-Jobu Sturges.
Driver Of Hose Cart-Ed. Johnson.
The Engine House has recently been re-
paired, and some improvements have
been maTe in the barn, besides the beau
tiful painting of the steamer.
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RAILROAD CoLLIsIoS.-We made a brief
mention on the third page of a railroad ac-
cident which occurred near Girard yesterday
morning. We learn from a gentleman on
the train that it occurred in this wise: The
train on the Lake Shore road came up on
time, and while crossing the Pittsburgh and
Erie track 4 freight train on that road ran
into it, striking the locomotive. No one was
injured, though considerable damage was
done to the cars of the Lake Shore train,d de-
laying it six hours. Had the Lake Shore
train been ten seconds sooner the loss of
life could not but have been frightful.
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VESSEL sALE.-The schooner Mary Col
Inns, of Astabula, was cold on Wednesday
to parties in Chicago for SI7,O 600.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. I5.-Queen Emma Is
still in Washington and employed her time
today in making q visit with her suit TO
nj. Vernon.
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FoE CHIcAGO.-The ST. Louis, will leave
this evening at 6 o'clock for Milwaukee.
Chicago and intermediate ports.
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Neyelsnd Wholesale sarast

THURSDAY ETEsIsG, August &c, 1875.
EreIghts-Ths following are the rates By Lske
(steam) and Rail from tits port to New York and
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Lard-s ea1y. Sales 1000 lbs city rendered st
22G225zc in tisrces and kegs; COO lbs country
rendered al zoe.
BeerFirm aad unchanged At 5000 fer city
packed Mess.
Smoked ~z1eats-StsAdy, a.d in good re-
quest. Sales ! 40 Iba city sugAr-eured HanAa
&c; Bacon 2Oc Shoulders lie Dried Beef e6c.
sButseT-In good demand, and market firm.
SALTS 22O kegs choice Central ct Sic; small lots
choice Western Reserve at s2953c.
Cheeae-very quiet, and steady at l09l7e for
common to choice
Esgs-Are quiet at 1se.
RGEaSfDss-Firm at 81 q.
AEoOhss-girm. Cologne Spirits, Si,6294,C7,
80 per cent, Alcohol sI,5zG4,57. Neutral Proof
Spirits s2.43S2,4s.
PegrOIedn-Quist and steady. Stocks are
low, and rriners alc sold we'll ahead. Bonded held
at 3C9ssc FIR present dsliysry on spot; FREQ
5695so.
SaiS-steady. Quotations for Carbon are for
trade lots. We quote:
LIaseed raw-.sI s5s- Ersss5Oot AL co
G.rSon DOL. DOL I" | Sss 60 s seals. ". B.. / 70 e
Lard......--SI 6OGI' so Sperm, W g.. 3 IS
BAak----.... ell 80 Strata. .------ ! IS
BeaGs-Quiet. Prime white held st s 1909
l,75.
AXE Ffsh-stsady. No.. l Whit4ash 1925 /;
Plakerel, ss,Oass,25 Trout s7,OO9T,50: Bass
$3.50; Herring, 81 cog 80. all for half barrels.
Ta5IS1-steady aud quiet at lie for city and
country rendered.
Testhers-ste.dy and firm at $4,000 for
prime live geese.
goas-Firm. Held at a range of 459TOo for
dew YoTk, Michigan and Ohio.
5RIt-Barley halt stssdy at S1,4O9l,so > bu,
tho outside price for prime No. l Canada.
Piastes-Powelrs land PlAstsr nrm at $500
= t1n ct Mill OAlcined $500 . bbi.
white LiEle-In good demand at sl,75 per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
slater fair demand and Arm a.
500 for Akron aad Oswego.
salt-rirm at $3.50 for fine, $3.50 for Coarse
AID Ground Solar.
~ g=1 Porfc--Ws quote as follows: Pres.
snt Use Xxx Ale SlC.Ooi Stock Sc, OOG1i,OO; Ken.
asts gIS,co; Pale Cream 81 90; Porter sl2,0O9
1900.
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CITY NEWS
-

Pure Silver ware in great variety at
SYLVESTER HoGAN's 237 Superior St
Diamond Jewelry Of Exquisite designs
and Unique styles, at
SYLVESTER HoGAS's, 237 Superior-st.
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MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies' Institute.

THIS SCHOOL HAS JUST CON
Il CLUpED its teeth year. It's history has.
been one CT prosperity and grOWth from the CON-
mencemsnt. The last two sears the daily sverage
ATTENDANCE has been more THAI two hundred, and
many have teen refused admittance for want of
accommodation.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-17

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The following is
q partial assignment of civil causes for the
September term of this Court
Wednesday, Sept. 5.
No. 59I-Penu. r r. Co. vs.. Sargent.
l0S7-Dart ct 81. VS.. Whiting.
IlOS-Smith W. Marsh Ct al.
l2l3-Stewart et al. vs.. Lee etal.
l262-Force vs.. C. & T. r. R. Co.
Thursday, Sept 6.
l331-Fairchild VS.. Spencer ct al.
i542-McGregor vs. Brinkerhof st tai.
I364-Hale VS.. Hubbell.
l374-Seymour VS.. Kellogg.
I376-Saxton VS.. Rank.
I474-Howe, Jr., vs.. Coon ct al.
l475-Howe, Jr, VS.. Crowell Il Mack.
ll77-HCwe, Jr., Us. Mather 4 Wilson
l494-Grant vs. Sandusky D. i c. Z
r. Co.
l497-Laurwein VS.. y. f. ms. Co.
l499-Wsrren VS.. White.
Friday, Sept. :.
I505-Bliss vs.. Maggie.
I5C6-Bliss vs.. Mineke.
IJ07-Bliss vs.. Nagle.
lj0S-Bliss VS.. Amos.
I5O9-Bliss vs.. Brant.
l5IO-United States vs.. Buchanan ct al
l5II-Treadwell vs.. Hester.
IJI3-Watermen VS.. Palmer.
l5l4-Lemmon vs.. Bronson.
l5l5-Gsge vs.. Calkins.
l5i5-Young VS.. Shatfer.
IE67-MeieF rs. Nash.
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HONOR TO A CLETELASDER. - Harpers'
Weekly, dated Saturday, August 18th, con-
tains a fine portrait of Erastus v. Smith,
A. P. D, son of Erastus W. Smith, Esq, of
this city. On the 18th of May the New
York University conferred upon him the
honorary degree Of "Doetor Physics ArtiJEs7
Doctor in Physical Arts,) which Professor
John W. Draper d~esignstes IS the first de-
gree Of the kind ever conferred in this
country. and the highest the University can
gi-e. Mr.. Smith is s native of Connecticut,
but came to this State at an early age,
commencing life as an apprentice in the
Cuyahoga Works. Becoming convinced that
q better opportunity for advancement would
be found in a frst-class establishment, he
went to New York, and a%pprenticed himself
to the late James P. Allaire, of the Allaire
Works. After four years of service, he re-
linquished his place to obtain a knowledge
of the physical sciences at the New York
University, graduating in the class of 1874.
He returned to .he Allsire Works and re-
manned there six years.
After the long and diversified experience
in construction and designing, Mr.. Smith
determined TO rely upon his merits as
Consulting Engineer in preference to max
ing permanent engagement with any one
establishment. From this point his ad-
vancement has bean rapid and complete.
The Ocean Steam Navigation Company. the
Line Of steamers, the New York
and Eavre Steamship Company, the New
York, New Orleans, and Havana line of
steamers, the Merchants steampship
Company, the Norwich and New York
TRANSPORTATION Company, and the North
American Steamship Company, AVE all, at
different times, been under his direction,
either in the capacity of Engineer in Chief
Constructing Engineer, or superintendent
Of Machinery. Many Of the largest and
finest engines ever built in our country are
his designs and drawings. Among
ihese may be specified the steamboat Ne
.ropolitan, of the Fall River Line : the Mis-
st. Lawrence, Empire State, and
Buckeye State on the Western Lakes; the
independence, Favorite, and oregonian, for
he Pacific Ocean.
Passing somewhat into the domain of
yiyil Engineering, Mr.. Smith is at present
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Words of Vital Tuterest.-Wfl the thou.
sands who read columns Of frivolous verbiage
eve-y day ds7ote i've minutes to the peruaal Of
few facts which concerns them nearly Our text
is Health, and We will put cur 90 amsntary into a
nutshell. Weakness is indirectly ths c7us1 Of oil
sickness for if nature bs strong enough to resist
the morbid Influences which produce illness, of
course they are Powerless. Sex strength, there
fore. Invigorats and regulate the system. When
tho quicksilver ranges from 50 to IS degrees in the
shade, the m5st athletic are enfeebied, AMI the
weak are Frustrated. It is at such a time that an
invigoratOr as HosTETrER's STOMACH BIZ
TIERS is urgently needed. Whist are the effects of
this rare Vegetable T,nic. Would that alwho
have known its benefits could condense their ex
p~erience into this paragraph. They would tell
the healthy, to protect their health they must use
this SAFE guard against the te5ilitati1- influences.
They would e1h1r. tn, weak 10 Jifcard all rnmed-
icated and impure stimulants and cling to this
wholesome and u%nfailing tonic and alternative as
the shipwreeked mariner would cling to a raft in a
stormy sea. They would, Of dysIep!ic pangs re-
lieved, of apPetite restored, ofshattsred nerves re-
strung, of headaches cured, Of disordc7ed func-
tions T %gu'atsd, Of hypochoudria dissipated, Of
miasmatic diseases bsfled, of fever and ague
cured. Of liver eomglIints arrested, cfhest, priya-
tion and toll deEed, ofhope terminated, and cheer
fulness restored. sacl are the effects of Hostel
ter's Bi tiers. angie
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Class s. PREHIUN SSUl.-For al T~rcttipg
10 sss o1ned in Cleveland. 3 In to narness: 4
to enter, . 20 start.
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Milwaukee m-arket-Anx. IG.

Milwaukee M~Arket-A0g. IG.
F~LOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-SA.es at 500 for No. l,
CoRN-Sales at 56Lc.
OATs-ssles at SAC.
RECEIPTs-Wheat IL, 900 bush.
SHIPMEST-Flour 400 bbls; wheat 2s OOO bush
oats q ,OOu bu.
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SLSNrsDaT.A UOUsT 2B. 1866. TRyzIUMs 81, COO.
CtAss1- IRssrUzs ssO0-For Trottfng Horses.
'Vo nliss and refe.f. 20 Harness. Opea to the
Wo.ldi to ente = to start.
Second 20
Third ~,
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Rose a PreRtfss' Provision aIaEkss
Report.
HAE-Sugare cured csnyessed 3 d.. -
SHOJ LDERs-Sugsr-eured CanvGssed Z n. IL
DRnD BEEF-SugGr-eared Canvassed a u. -
BAcOS-Or Smoked Sides 3 D------ Is
LARD-PrimeL ssfkettle-rnd'din bbls or tres q
I" Prime Leafksttle-rnd'di in kegs 8 D. 2ILS
PoRK-Eo. 1 mess = 10
kxtra clear 3 SIS 20
GASub -
HFEO charge made for packages or carriage.
All articles are warranted strictly prime. Orders
promptly fIled.
BOSE / PRENTISB.
Nos. 142, 14s and I4s Ontario street.
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WANrgp..AcENT

TT3R HALE-OIL-A Enc lot % Pstroleuns Buri
= ing Oh, 81 tire NsctoFT o. W.. GUILD, OF Ce,
~ Way. EsI6h.R7
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CLAFs g. LHvSAHs HOUaE PUzsE, SI5l-For
rottinS h.frss. Double Teams, Owned bv cue
man IN three . Wagons, for Cleveland Horses
) TO enter, 2 to start.
SATURDAY, ArGrSr 2srF. FsEuIysS Slgba.
Class 7. BEArEx PRLzrrH sr0j-Eer T-o.,;,r
Hors.s who do not take a Ireni7a. ahn5tS
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Toledo harRet-Aug. I6.
FLoUR.-Firmer.
WHEAr-Firm and 3G5o better. SaIes of new
amber st 81, 70; do white at SOS.
CoRN-Opened active and DC better, but closed
with the advance lost. Sales at Csc for No I mixed;
No. l white at SIC.
OATs-Dull and dropping.
RTE-Sales Of new at 77c.
LAKE FREIGHrs-Duu.
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MMIss'N

For the sails OF
SLoUR, GRAIN, PORK, BUTTER, EGGS
LARD, SEEDS, POTATOES, DRIED
FRUIT, &C.. Sc.
Particular attention given to Milling orders for
sueh articles as can be obtained in this market.
10. SIMMONS. ~tun7=2t3l H. O. DEM1Ns
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THE ACTING COMMISSIONER or INTERNAL
UPIONIOy.
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CLEyEL4ED DRIVING PARE
ASSOCIATION,
August 22d, 2Sd, 9th and 18th, 1856.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-22
Mormon Ontrare.

THE Denver NeDs publishes the following
account of another Mormon outrage. we learn
that Mr.. Weston, editor Of the Salt Lake Unt0n
Vedette was taken by the MormOns on the night
of the Sd instant, and severely beaten ano
given six hours to leave the city and take WIN
him several prominent Gentiles. Mr.. Weston
refuses to leave, and denounces Mormonism In
the bitterest terms."
This gentlemen should be maintained in
his position at all hazards. For some time
his paper has been waglng vigilant warfare
against this miserable Mormon imposture, and
is a very potent. instrumentality in building
up sound public sentiment in Salt Lake
There is now large anti Mormon element in
that city. If it can maintain itself for q
short time longer, until the Pacific Railroad
shall reach there, the question of Mormonsm
will speedily be settled by the flow Of emigra-
ton to that point.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-22
Indian Troubles.

TaERE are prospects of more general and
serious outbreak among our Western Indians
than has occurred before for long time.
General Sherman Is hurrying troops to the
Plains with all possible despatch. The rapid
increase OF settlements all through the GEN.
tral regions OF the Rocky Mountains is forcing
this Indian problem to definite settlement.
Hitherto there has been ne system In the
matter at all, and it has been terribly mis-
managed. What is needed is some general,
well mstured plan of operations, covering the
whole subject Of Indian affairs, and then its
vigorous and honest execution. A. it now
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-22

is, the Department Of Indian Affairs Is about
the worstmanaged and most corrupt Of any
in the Government.