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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

soRTAEE ARREST FoR toRGERY.-Aoster'
ftsrnoon ofioeT MeKinbtry arrested h
,pburn in this city, on a charge Of for
Hepburn is very wen known in this
tv and various other parts Of the State
I printer Of County Auditors blanks,
! sale Of which for the past two years
prosecuted a considerable, and it was
auy thought, lporative business. The
connected with the forgery for which he
arrested are as follows On the first Of
last the accused went to Mr.. N. W.
r., agent Of the Lake Erie Paper Com
Of this city, and requested him to cash
Ter purporing to be drawn BY the Aud
lf Mahoning county, S. D. Baldwin,
the Treasurer Of the county, in
Of Il. P. Hepburn OF bearer, for the
if $685., dated January 20, 1862, and
sea on the back payable Jane Ist, 1862.
aylOr bought the order and kept it in
'ssession to a period considerably sub
At to the purchase, when ho paid it into
erehaRt's Bank. The bank retained it
Ist Of June, when it was sent to the
ming County Bank forcOllestiOn. Upon
( presented, It was at once pronounced
cry, the color Of the paper upon which
s-EitteR-blue-determining this, no
having been is-ss iis5sssd BY the Auditor
any other than 'ohiie paper, a;,ai a-a the
AIRY appeal to the order-book rendered
ain. Ehe matter was at once placed
hands Of VIM. c. Bunts, Esq, Prose-
! Attorney Of Mahoning county, who
rnder date Of June 4th to ar. TIP. Han
resident Of the Merchants Bank, stat
him the facts Of the forgery. Mr..
= received the lettor yesterday, and at
clock placed the matter in the hands
ser McKinstry, who in an hour after
had made the arrest, as above stated. !
ibuFn had, in January, printed for the |
OF Of MHhonihg county a book Of /
s similar to that forged, bat none Of |
had been used. Mr.. Taylor has still in /
ossession some fifteen orders on the
urers Ofalmost as many counties, which
Is received from Hepburn from time to
IS collateral security, whether genuine
: is not known, but will be ascertained
n as possible. Hepburn acknowledges,
IieTe, that the order upon which he vas
ed is forged, and we understand, also,
, says another party in the city has
Z from him forged order. 1t is i'm
E to know how far he has carried this
] nd it is not improbable that parties
Of this city, and number here that
ret known Of, have been victimizsd.
i ir0babIy not be tried OF the present
he Court Of Common Pleas. Hsis
n. Jail.
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little account no has with his colleague in she
other bQuse, It. VIII be time eHougiI f0f me %
/ pay attention to that kind Of remark, TIL then
/ he must excuse me. ~
Br. Wade spoke Of Mr.. Cowan o. having a
/ right 10 be n mere advocate and watchdog Of
traitors In the Geld but should not come here to
lecture the senatei who ever heard OF him knew
! he was willing 10 be criticized by somebody haY-
ing some authority, he would rather be lectured
BY anybody than the Senator nom Pennsyl-
Yania.
Mr.. CoWan said he might be very humble in
experience and unknown but was here as a Re-
pfesentative Of Pennsylfauia He Represented
three millions Of people and was not going 70
apologize for his people for his ineXperienee or
his youth He never understood that age or
long service here would qualify folly or give
character TO billngsgate which might be learned
ofany 6sh woman
After further discussion, a vote was taken and
the reconsideration carried, 70 against y. The
amendment taxing slaves was then rejected u
to .. Messrs. Anthony, Chandler, Clark, Fes-
aenGeni Footei Grimes, Harlan, Howard, Howe,
King, Morrill, Simmons, Sumner, TrumbuIl
Wade, Wilkinson, WilmSt, voted yea Baysrd
Browning, Carlisle, CoWan, Davis, Dixon, Doc
little, Foster, Hale, Harris Kennedy, Lane Ind
Latham, McDougal Nesmith, Powell, Rice
salisbury, Starke, Ten Eyck, Wiley, wilson,
Wright, voted nay. The tax bill was then passed
81 against l, namely Powell. Executive session
then adjourned,
HOUSE,.
The House went into Committee Of the
Mr. Morrill,, Of Vermont, spoke on donating
lands to the several States for establishing agri-
cultural colleges He appealed to the gentle
men 70 vote upon the merits Of the bill hereto
fore introduced by him. It's passage would
have the effect Of strengthening the Republic,
Wrongng nobody, and providing a blessing 10
the entire people for ages TO come. Among the
branches Of education proposed is military in
struetion. He showed az length the adTanta-
ges Of the system which would afford an oppor-
tunltp for education, accompanied by love for
useful labor.
Mr.. Cox in the course of his speech, said
while anxious to believe the President ri ight,
he was against an ambiguous policy as to those
who control this House. They have the activity
Of destruction but not the genius to build up, sal
yatiOn is not in their line. The danger Wss Of
connection between the Republicans and Abo-
litiOnists whose war on slavery in defiance Of
the Constitution becames a crime. He con-
demned at length the emancipation and eoniis-
cation Of slaves, remarking that the only safety
to the country is in moderate and not in vindic-
tive councils.
Mr. Noble argued that the national govern
ment, being Of limited and defined powers con-
ferred upon it BY the individual States has no
right to interfere with their local institutions,
slavery included. There was no way under the
Constitution Of dispensing With it. That was
LEFT with the States IN which Il existed he in
sisted that departure from the principles had
always engendeFed sectional strife, Adjourned
till Monday.
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FROM KANsAs.

LEAyENTORTH, June O.
The Kansas State Senate is engaged as Court
OF Impeachment in the case Of Gov Robson
and other State officers. Twenty-Five Senators
were present. The time so far has been prin-
eipally occupied on questions in regard 70 the
Legality of the Court. But little interest is man
ifested in the proceedings.
Gen. Blunt has issned orders changing the
name Of Fort Wise to Fort LYONS
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lIssOURI sTATE CONYFNrTnN.

- --..F.'!s s-s 9EFRERs0N GTTT, June 8.
NOS mHehsnf special importance transpired in
the Convention to-day.
hiF. BFoss head, from the Committee on Con.
gressionai Districts, reported bill dividing Che
State into nine Congressional nistEleJs
During the afternoon session the special or
der, the ordinance defining the qualifications OF
voters and civil officers, was discussed
Sample Orr opposed the clause DISTINGUISHING
persons who have taken up arms against the
Government, or who have given aid or encour-
agement to the rebellion, and Mr.. Hatcheomb.
Of st. Louis, and Willard p Hall, the present
Lieutenant Governor, spoke strongly IL favor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

eSsAr WESTERN DEsPAroH.-Mr. B. H.
Barney, chs agent of the Great Western Dss-
patch, has removed his Office from Johnson's
block to No. II River street. the place recent
ly occupied by she New York Central Rail-
road company. Tbe Great Western Despatch
is q live concern, y and has unSqualled IA
cilities for the quick aud safe transportation
Of freight. Hrrr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

is4A4E Rsard Of Medical Examiners
tst closed its session. Among Others
tice the following named persons who
dfor Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons I:
geons-L ". Thompson, sandusky /;
Hill, seneeaTille.
istant surgeOns-R. W. Hale, FostOria,
E Co.; I. Furaey, Wyandotte; P. A.
3, 0strander, Delaware County; John
nson, Cleveland.
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RsONAL.-cnPt. J. F. Asper, one Of the
ded heroes Of Winchester, was in the
yesterday. We are glad to learn from
hat his wound is rupidiy healing, so
be expects to return to his regiment in
iourse Of & fortnight, where, although
BE to endure long marches, he hopes to
, himself useful. His command win be
'ed to learn Of the early return of their
Mt Captain.
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OF letter received from former resi-
Of this city, bat who is now in the s5th
York regiment, We make the following
let: ''I saw them bringing in the wound
asterday Sunday from the fight Of Sat
y, and was told this morning that {, 500
already arrived. It was an awful sight,
7 DO not wish to look upon the like again.
prisoners are the worst looking men
saw They look like the rag-tag and
tail Of creation"
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eLARr IA stable on Erie street, on
sinises ofNir. Robert Ware5 whose house
itered by BURGLARS some weeks since,
oxen into on Thursday evening last.
iess the property Of Mr.. JOhnAyer, who
The stable was stolen BY the thief, whS
d over a high fence into an inelosure,
'emlthence fouHd entrance into the sta
The door fronting the alley was securely
I and this perhaps ssVed the horse from
of with the harness.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

FuGITIvEs' AID sOcIErY.-The iSegu'ar
monthly meeting Of this society will be IPeiu
tomorrow afternoon at clock at the Metl.
odist Church on Bolivar street. Prof. J. A.
ThOme viii be present and deliver an address
appropriate to the occasion. The public are
invited 70 attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

~ THEATEE-one Of those glorious sb-
ions Of popular favor which it is not The
fortune Of every actor to receive, was
hsafed to Mr.. couldOck last evening.
as the occasion Of his benefit, and he
4 nst have had a more aattering testimo-
Of the appreciation Of the people than
presented BY the immense audience, en-
ing il large degree the elite and intel
ace Of the community. The play in
h Mr.. c. appeared, is F" The jew Of
,lEfort, 2 and never were the peouliaritiss
le follower Of Mammon more strikingIy
trated than in his acting. The play is
nghout Of the greatest interest, and the
'gnsnt Of that happy character which
Ies With it pleasure and satisfaction. It
bsraPeated this evening, Mr.. CouldOek
,ariag for the last time.
, Monday evening Mis- Matilda Heron,
siddOns Of the stage Of to-day, viii ap-
b her engagement being enly for the short
Od Of three nights.
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GRAPE-GRowERs' MEETING-The regu-
lar meeting of the Grape-GrOwers' Society
viii be held at their room in Matthews
Block, south side Of the Public Square, on
Saturday, June 7th, at two o'clock p NJ.
Wines from several different growers win
be exhibited F. R. ELLIOTT, Secy.
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FEkEGRAPHIG.
FORT PILLOW EVACUATED.
DESTRUCTION OF THE FORT.
General FremOnt's Pursuit Of
Jackson.
FOUR HUNDRED PRISONERS
TAKEN.
THE TAX BILL PASSED THE
SENATE.
Col. COrcOran to be Released.
Col. COrcOran to be Released
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROnI WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jun 9.
Vim. Wines has been appointed Postmaster
/ at Clarksville, Tennessee.
Secretary Stanton, in response to an inquiry Of
the House, SAYS especially that Gov. Stanley has
not been instructed by the Government 70 pre-
vent the education Of children white OF Glae X
inN. c.. That that department has no official IN
| formation that has inteTfered TO prevent the
/ education of white or black children IN that
/ State but a copy Of the resolution Of the House
has been transmitted 20 him for report upon
! his action on the subject which when received
/ viii be communicated 70 that BODY.
! The Senate to-day confirmed the nominations
I 10 Allen A. Bradford as Associate Justice OF the
/ Supreme Court for Colombo, and Kirby Bene-
diet as Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court ior
The President has, among other nominations
sent to the Senate, which has not yet acted upon
/ them, the following: BENZ W. Hedden OF New
| York, as Minister to Haytii Gustayus hoenner
of Illinois, Minister to SPAIN and y. ID. UulFer
n BROOKLYN, N. Y, as Minister to Venensuza'
~ following was received to-day at the Navy
pePaF''H c1Ro, June G.
n. Gideon weIles: ,,..-..
zion Of Fort Pillow, and its occupation oy
evac. ,s Most Of the fOtilla had passed be-
our our Il, IT,, "Sndolpb. Isignseedl
of the First Maryland Regiment,
Col r. Stanton to-day, who highly
visited 90, Cor his gallantTy NJ front
cornyI;rae,t = to obtain az exchange
Royal. His obje UstAi "-'''' "'''
for his regiment nos ~,, -, n
ably soon be effected flAu9 I-l Anu ~, ~,
DR.. Mitchell Of the Firs nave D97h
Stone Of the Second Massach.
released bY the SUI SUI
The unconditional releasR 0f "a -
5eons now prisoners with tiEs BHife,
will be ordered.
It is probable that a new and extensive
oflnstruction will soon be established in. Il.
vicinity Of Annapolis under The su
Derntendeney Of Gen. Wool
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

GS- A middle aged gentleman wants en-
ployment as bOOk-keeper or salesman in
some mercantile house in this city. Salary
not so much an object as situation. Refer
ences as to ability and integrity given. A
note addressed to A. B., Leader Office, will
meet with immediate attention.
Cleveland, May q, 1862. L6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

,o.- HEADQUARTERS, !
FhOM D Fune G, 1862.
MeOLA- >Uort Gen Jc
" Wounde
Two deserters Just con. lI5ring th
johnson severely if not Npand
through the groin by MInnle tn.
late battle. Gen. G. W. Smith II :
Other Information eorroborates N.
q rebel loss is esti mated at 10000 kii.
ded auu inlsslHg-
posifi6S lhs5e is no material change in the enc.
A eontraband who left Ricbnor5
Sys n.y. s. sLs Guy IN terrible state Of sterday
d1ty bars N she e city except those doiO SiO9iaSlon
resistance. ''''' a of determined
with people Sunday N ~, s,eh1nOnd were covered
~ Of The ~ but when M cs29I . Ie
nation ensued sSsis " VS. seem the greatest ,astsr
bbsgqhsted bag and Intends resgnbe sa' @gTder is
..seeb tSs sSeeiYed that there are no rebels be-
PotoInao A@PPahannoek and the army Of the 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

~ Merchsnts in want of hats, caps and
straw goods, should not fail to call at 2l5 su-
periOr street, Marble Block, where the latest
and best styles can be bought very low for
cash. Palm leaf hats and Shaker hoods by
the case or dozen. 3. W. PECK,
ap2. Successor to Fuller & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

eHAllBEns' Encyolopedia, No. AZ, has been
received by the Cleveland agent, W. D. Ba-
ker J. B. LiPpineOtt Co., publishers,
Philadelphia. The work is now about half
completed Price Is cents per number. It
should be in the library Of the poor man as
well as the rich, as it is en- Invaluable work
and the price low.
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FROlI PADUCA9.

PADVc4H, Ky, June G.
Col. Noble, commander at this post with near
ly the entire command, is under marching or
ders down the river He leaves tomorrow
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FRO1I FRONT ROYAL.
E,r.-- ~.

Special to Tribune: '''' S''''' y
Capt sanderson, Chief Of Commissarv. hs,
taken possession Of all the -four mills in the val
icy, together with the grain and -four on hand
Safeguards have been granted By the Command.
ing. general to all families who REQUEST them
without respect 70 their loyalty or dislovaIfr
and the soldier who violates them will do So uf.
Fhs EeatheFis sHlT Ansbttled, hnd the roads
almost imp passable. u p q II
Both branches Of the Shenandoah are sill ris.
fnar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

Gz5- The new Historical War Map just
published by us, is the most perfect thing Of
the kind yet issued. Rare inducements Of
fered to agents. Send for a oireular.
At EVERETT & WILSON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07
- One hundred and soventy-fve dose

~ One hundred and seventy-fvs doses
of Aconite, Bell, Eux, or any other Hom@-
pathie medicine, pure and fresh, (alloWing
ten pills to a dOse,l sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps or otherwise, to John B. Hall, NJ.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established 1s49.
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THE COURTS
O0SHrt Of Common Pleas.

O0SHrt Of Common Pleas.
CRIMINAL BRANCH.
Il Fo0T.-Ths special Grand Jury yes
retuI ued indictments against the fol-
parties:
lbeth Schultz, Joseph Harrington, and
lriaih, grand larcenyi Nathan Smith,
y and larceny.
CIVIL BRANcHEs.
IE BOIss0N.-Frsneh vs.. Wightman !;
ent me- 'ki1g.
81 COITIEBERRV.-Kisrnan vs.. CleFe-
Columbus & cineinnAti Railroad Jury
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

- Rev. j. Il florence, fFom -Auaion'i
win preach in The United Presbyterian
Church, Erie street, tomorrow, tsabbath'(
June sth, at haif-past ten A. NJ, and At
three P. N,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

EFERYHODT knows Billy Burton of the
WeddeIl House. The other day fellow Who
was round asking for work, complained BIT
terly because he could get nothing to do for
q living. q Nothing to do for livingH"
said Billy, "Why, man, do as do, drink for
living -
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PROM FREMONT,s ARATv.
FREMeNF's HEADQUARTERS,
MOUNT JACKSON, Va, June 6.

MoUST JACKSON, Va, June G.
Further pursuit of Jackson has been impossi-
bic to-day, owing to the sudden rise Of the She
nandOah
pontoon bridge replacing the bridge burnt
BY the rebels was completed, snd part OF Cen
FremOnt's force crossed this morning. It rain
lAard all night and day. The river rose twelve
.four hours, bringing down great quaint
II wood and heavy timber, which hnfd
q bridge IN the middle. The mate
ed, and no accidents occurred.
Up. ~risnneFs have been taken.
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The AeEyE Of Prof. HANBRUGER the Great
East India Aagi, is in town making arrange
msuts for the appearance Of this wonderful
wizard, early next week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

TuE best cigars in the city are to be found
at J. D. Kesgan's, corner of RS2clid and hrio
streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

LIvERPooIS Map 9a=sBFesdstuffs quiet lutfirr,
ana une hanged, Provisions fat Consols az
g959s-. Illinois Central shares Has diseoU1f
The London Post says that the FngJ;sb r,o,.
efnment IN absence Of any law will refilsa to re-
fuse 70 restore the ship St. Pierre "
-, Inc ne surrender Of Nor.ol and the destruction
ot the Merrinac sFa regarded as a refiren,eT,4 ~
the rebels 4sTa the contest bv water - u
butier's rule at New Orleans Is tienorpeeJ os
excessively harsh and severe, ~ az
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

CoEcERT.-on Saturday evening next,
Prof Dunbar, assisted by some four hundred
Of lis scholars, win give a grand concert Of
vocal and instrumental music at Brainard's
Mnl
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FROlI 81. I0TIIs

III NJ, ST. LOUIS, June 6.
aays since for expressing dislOyal sentiments.
vas vas released from arrest and parole byl the Pro
Host Marshal yesterday, with the undarstond,
ing, however, that he is to report himself when
eyer eyer required. The JRdse' viii Immediately
take l,e ms seat IN the State Convention.
d69 t0iSoWlng specimen of rebel living was
ta5ea rom the Memphis Argus Of the I'd:
, GRAED JUNCTION, June 2.-St. Louis dates Of
the zith Just received Say that Washington js-
m danger. stonewall Jackson Is within TWENTY
nVe miles ofthe capital, aud has possession Of
the Battlnole 4 Ohio Railroad The Governors
Of h6ode Island and Massachusetts, have oaiied
out me militia, and great exeitemoat preyals.
The military respond regupantly. England
and France have agreed Ia inteFieTe. Fnsiand
proposed tte France that if she Would
BBlt1afaY heF, garrison from Rome
Rome, she would join her and interfere in this
war. Franco has withdrawn as proposed, and
the papers say we may look for them in few
weeks on our shores, and also state that qreat
fears are entertained for Baltimore, snd the
stare OF Maryland. There is great excitement
IN the city and motors and mShs have full con-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooEH PAsTE.-Is
winning for itselfunbOunded praise wherever
intro, ,7uced. Try it. For sale by Strong &
Armstrong. ]. H. & A. s. Gorham, N. C.
Brewer, G. ". Clark, and druggists gene
rally apSO:RI7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

We ARE indebted to Mr.. W. W. Gould for
the Cincinnati Commercial in advance Of the
mail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

EgULAR WoEsHIP At MATFLowER.-We
a from the Rev. 7. G. Clewell, that q
ion wiz abe opened at the MuyaoEsr
reh, aadsr the susPises Of the EEangeli-
Assoeiation, 70 be under the pastoral
gs Of tbs Rev. S. +. erovthsr They
Rd e sastain preaching every sabbath,
ae usual hoars Of WOrship. The pabIio
IaTitsd.
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FOREIGN NEWS

Mi ne ,SS steamer City Of Washington from Tiver
boarded of here TODAY. vac -''h uit' was
155 I,'l I,lii and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
~. l9WeT, oorn unehanged and hesvv Po[i-
i'U'''''lAi' Beer heavy. Butter very dull
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

ng- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines in
pellets, powders or liquids, of any strength,
call at HaIPs, No. II Public Square.
augBRII
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~ ApYrRTIsElIENFs.

q Ellsior-Acadengy Of Music.
don. Mcmillan 3 oo-lOOO boxes Firo craekera
tbors 3 Hsusmnnn-shaker Hoods.
don Notice.
shorwood-Rihboas, &c.
"a, Hogan a oo-Boy Wanted.
Shervood-shooting
l. HoWof-Crooories.
e. crowen a Co-BaHners and Flags.
Dmtar-Grand ooroort.
VT E'ilson-Locnl Notice.
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FROHT NEW YnRK
CONGRRssTnNAL.

AEW fORK, June 9.
coEan at Fortress Monroe tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

sEAhR No 22A Superior Street has Frank
la'lis's Hs'rRisa for June I4th.
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THE Book OF DAYs.-Not the least in in
tsrest hnd ValHe of the many valuable pub
LEGATIONS Of the Nsssrs, ChsmBers of Edin-
burgh, is that which is just sOmmspsed EndeS
the title, Of " The Book Of Days" 1t is
published in parts upon the first and fifteenth
days Of every month, at 20 cents number.
J, B. LiPPincott 4 Co., Philadelphia, are the
American publishers, and W. D, Baker, No.
264 Superior street, opposite the Post Office,
the Cleveland agent.
The Book Of Days consists of matters con
neeted with the Church Calendar; phenome-
ma connected with the seasonal changes /;
folklore of the United Kindom, in popular
lotions and observations connected with
times and sessOnai notable events, BiOgra-
Phies and anecdotes connected With the days
of the year; articles of popular archaeology
and curious fgurstivs and inedited pieces
The work is illustrated with wood engravings
and is altogether very attractive publiea-
ton,