Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16


ais this year were So, lsl, against 4O,oO3 for
a corresponding period in 1853.
The Q. s. Agricultural Exhibition win be
held at Cincinnati from September 18th to.
the 2oth. The premium list amounts to S2O,-
600. No cattle viii be received on account
of the PleurO Pneumonia, but large premiums
will be offered for horses, machinery, steam
fire engines, SC.
Rev. L. Warner has been reelected Chap
lain to the Ohio Penitentiary. The appoint
msnt is one Of real merit.
The bonnet business of Franklin, Mass,
this season has been good. The number OF
cases manufactured reaches about 1000 aY-
eraging 40 bonnets each, making the respect
ablo number of4oo, 900,
Tho New York Canals this season are very
prosperous. The official reports show that
the excess Of tolls on the Canal for the year
1860, alreday amounts to S302,0sS Il this
rate holds good through the season, it will
give atotal increase of more than million Of
dollars.
The losses by fire in Cincinnati from Jan.
to July !, 1850, amount to S125,s27.
The census of some of the Ohio towns quite
disappoints the citizens BY low figures. In
| Mansfield the census is to be re-taken by the
town authorities, to see if the census Marshal
has not skipped q thousand or two.
Mrs. Elizabeth P. McCraney, heretofore a
respectable lady of Medford, Otsego county,
! n. Y. ., has been arrested for poisoning her
step-daughter, Huldah Ann McCraney, aged
II years -iz y. 49,
j { Letters from Austin Of the lst state that
the canvass for Gen. Houston is going on ac-
! tively, and will result beyond much doubt in
Hon. Thomas oorwin is supported for re-
election to Congress in the Seventh District
by general consent. In the Fourth District,
the Republicans have nominated James NJ.
Hart, Of Piqua for Congress. John E, Cum
Minis, Of Sidney, has been nominated for
State Senator by the Republicans, in place of
H. Walker, deceased.
The attempted Douglas and Breckenridge
fusion in Pennsylvania has entirely broken
down. @ -a -L -q-
The Republicans Of Illinois are IN the field
and wide awake Appointments are made,
we see, for Judge Trumbull, Carl Schurz and
| F. Hassaurek, in various sections of the State
| Mr.. Yates, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, is stumping with great success, and
Owen Loveioy has hiscoat of for the contest
in Egypt ----.---s
The American State Convention held at
Montgomery, Alabama, on the % inst, gave
in its adhesion to Breckenridge and Lana
the only candidates Nominated who
fair on the principles of pTotectio- sl4nl
property in the Teritories,p 1 ior sli'E'
The Hon. J. B. Hs,
declines to be saR% .kins, q new i ~; lOrh :,
COaTasss, -iaate LOT sTs-ele c''0n Z
( .arI aas-F.r eels- lr II. o. 81
: As y cit Esq, one Of the most talentet
penocE ats of Cedar county, Iowa, has com
outtJr lincoln and Hamlin, and viii tax
the stump for them. .3g--a
J In the fifth aGanto Of the - Of tn
4 Lake, Z the following eogplst occurs
II. ~ g. Patriots mourn insuited laws,
4 b & And cpTas the Douglas for the Gauss
Was not Scott PUOphet2
Anew paper to sustain Douglas IS about t
be established at Newark, Licking county
the old Advocate having pronounced 70
Breckenridge. ADJ1 VA
Ex-Gov. Foote, Of Miss, now. resident Q
Tennessee, is out for Douglas. BE was know
as 81 Hangman in the Senate, and means t
be in at the execution.
The Georgia Gonstitutionatist denies tha
Hon A. Il. Stephens has come out for Breck
enridge. Itdoes not say whom be will sur
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