Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

An interesting bit Of personal history
relative to the early life Of George Pea
'Oay Is told By NewburypOrt paper thus /:
y rather uncommon in this day for
P1sOns % render invoices Of their taxable
RtOP'Iy The assessors advertise for
lnsm' out since it is Understood tbat tbs1
Hlu not doom anybody, no uotiea h tsEs1
tnereoIj ana probably not half a doZsn a
yesr are rendered in NeWburyport For-
merly 1t was not so; and in looking bscIr
70 1914 We find the following from Geor~e
Feaoody, the celebrated London banker.
whose wealth and generosity are known
the world over:
Invoice Of all the taxable property Of the
subscriber d on the 1st Of May, is14-
"' Personal Property, $500.
a. .Newburyport, Oct. 2s, isiG~sIorn 4S4Df q h.
ioie samuel Cutler. Oct. 26 1874
It appears from the above that Geor0a
feaoody in 1914 arrived at manhood. ana
TOOK eis oath that be was possessed Of but
t"e hundred dollars taxable property.
"nich was just enough to make him 4
yoteri and If he had Lost ono dollar of "A
the DAY before he would not have been =
voter that year."
It is reported that E. Clark InzsraoIl ~
Peorio, ILL, will receive the Union Domi.
nation in the Fourth District. 10 snoosed
the late Owen LoVejOy. Mr.. InRersolI is 4
Wsr Democrat, and WAS the candidate At
large in 1882 against James G. Allen.
The people who live in the northeast
corner OF this continent have les to pay
/ Nhnon Nh
men In the middle States. For instance:
In st. John, N. B., prices rule AZ foIioVs.
nooa, per cord, SSi coal, per ton, a; -four,
per DOL, S5i butter, per b., 1S@25c; beef,
per To- 0(9lOo. for best cuts. Clothing Of
al kinds can be bought for half the prices
PAID here- Board ct hrst-clsss hotels for
man and wife, $3.50 per week.
The marble and stOne-eutters Of Pitts
burg propose to offer a handsome monu-
ment, which will cost several thousand
collars, as q premium TO the county in
western Pennsylvania, West Virginia or
Ohlo which shall make the largest gift in
HaHAAE - -EA--- FA-A--~4 taz0 FhiladeI-
phis Sanitary Fair. The monument ia 10
De erected within the limits Of the success
I l county, and TO be inscribed with the
names Of the soldiers from that rezion
who have been killed in the war.
A man in LOckport, N. Y, last week
disgorged lizard, which had grown 10 a
large size and then decsyed in his stomach.
The msu died soon after the remains Of
the animal had been expelled.
Anna Dickinson repeated in Boston. in
the Music Hall, on Wednesday, the speech
she made in New York last week, denouuc-
ing General Banks without stint. The
Boston Post remarks that "her sentiments
did not seem to meet with universal sp-
ProVal, but Miss Dickinson scOlded those
who Kissed 50 vehemently that they were
fain to keep order"
The Boston photographers have advauo
ed their prices one dollar dozen on eartes
de Visite.
Marcus J. Cole, thrifty piti+pnr ettrlReu
foo@ f in the attic Of his house, just at the
head Of 3 flight Of stairs, he placed a load
ed gun upon the stairs in an inclined posi-
ton, but the first discharge sent its con-
tents through the side Of the house. Upon
the second discharge the bullet passed
through his body close to the heart.
All the mechanics Of Chicago are on 9
strike. They have formed trsdes-union,
and tax Of establishing q newspaper