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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

A. NJ. jackson of Bucyrus is talked Of
as Democratic nominee for Lieutenant
Governor. This jackson is the man who
got up and engineered CopPerhead anti
draft meeting in BucyEus less than year
ago, drafted set of resolutions strongly
denouncing the war and the government,
and made 8 speech going even farther
than his resolutions in inCiting riot and
bloodshed in behalf of the rebellion. he
is a Vallandighsm with less brains and
more bitterness. We hope the Democratic
party will not have the hardihood TO put
him in nomination. Should they do so we
have his ''record" ready for exhibition
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
AKRESFED.

NEW YoBK, August l6.
Peter &. Mumford, who was reported to
have failed on Monday, was arrested to-
day, charged with having defrauded Green
leaf, Morris & Co, by false checks for $685.
900 on Mechanics Bank, giving IN pay
ment on Saturday for $4,000 gold. On
presentation of the checks it was found
there were no funds in the Bank. He was
committed to the Tombs in default OF $780,
OOf bail. for examination tomorrow.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

Partial returns from, the census of Wis
consin show population of 749, ,s56 against
a population of 67s, ,7O5 in the same districts
In 1860, net increase of 1851. If the
counties vet TO be heard from hsve lncreas-
ed in the same proportion, the population
of the stste will be $4,000, gain Of sO,-
OO0 since 1860
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

Samson, the French e1ecutioner, repeat
ed again and sgsin that She amount of
physical suffering from the fall of the axe
and the separation Of the head from the
body was exceedingly small; that death
was instantaneous; that in the whole Of
his experience he had never seen volun-
tsry motion of the muscles after decspits-
ton that the stories of toe opening and
closing of the eyelids after execution were
inventions contradicted by the whole Of
his observations, without single example
to the contrary that the extinction of
feeling and of life followed the fatal event
Immediately and without single exeep-
tionsl case,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
BATHS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1865.

One of the Republican candidates just
nominated for Representative to the Leg.
stature from Polk comfy, (Des Moines)
Iowa, is Hoyt Sherman, Esq, brother of
Msjor General w. 7. Sherman, and
Senator John Sherman of Ohio.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
special Report.
NEW YORK, August l6.

FINANCIAL.
The stock market is cslmer after yester-
davis excitement than might have been
expected. There is however, an under
feeling of caution which betoksns fear
that the storm may not yet be past. The
chief question of interest is IS to the
amount of forged gold certificates actually
aaost and the kind of settlement likely to
be made by Keichum, Son & Co.
The stock market was excited and sales
were very heavy throughout the list. A
strong effort was made to support the
prices of some of the stocks by Bull
clioues interested in them. After the last
hoard there was decline on the street, but
the market afterwards improved again,
The Bears have been covering their con.
tracts TO considerable extent. The mar
ket lacks any organized Bull combination
to sustain prices permanently and. con
fdence is not yet entirely restored.
Government securities sre without mate
rial change. National Banks are paying
80 coupons.
The banks and private lenders sho7
great caution in lending and at the sam
time sppeAr generally to appreciate tn
Importance of caution in calling in loan
lest they should produce an unnecessAr
panic. -
Are quiet with small sales at the follow
ing rates: Buchanan Farm SO, Exeelsic
40, Tack 40, Webster 200, PithOle Cree
ESQ. Ocesnic l3O, Oil Greek $50, Unite
States 24O0.
PETROLEUM.
The market is only moderately sctiv
and prices are without any change. Sal,
crude at S24@33c, refined in bond at 523t
58c, and free at 72@73c,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

Mechanics and Business Men OF atm
WaF5I.-It ia hoped that you will ell attend the
Primsry MOetiI 6 this (rhurlday) evening, and tss
that your views and interests are fairly represent
in the choice Of lesstes to the County Convention
Let those who do their own thinking, also do thsir
own voting. augII:2T
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

1t is reported that General Sheridan has
lstely expressed himself in favor of negro
suffrage. Perhaps 50, and perhaps not; it
will be quite time enough to attribute to
him such an opinion when We have It In
=, authoritative form. But of one thing
all men msy be certain, snd that Is that
suffrage of all loyal men, white or black, in
the rebel States, is the only basis on which
the political organization of these States
can now be reconstructed. The plan of re-
construction on the old principle OF class
privilege clearly will have no other result
than TO put the rebels in power again. and
20 a great extent nuIlify the victory OF the
var. Either universal suffrage or pro
lOnged military gOvernmeut-shsfe Is nc
pthsr GlteEpsiYe' a-t
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
GOLD MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 10.
Gold rather stronger and very little
speculative movement, but the demand for
customs is larger. The price tends up
wards. The gold checks of Ketchum, Son
& Co., have been sold but with no opPre-
cisble effect on the market.
Quotations opened st l42, fell to 14l4,
rose sgain to l42.
Gold tonight 14ls. No sales.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

The denomination of Lieutenant Gov
ernor SpOOner is advocated by humber OF
Wisconsin Union journals. Hon. Byron
PAYNE is also spoken of in connection with
Inst Office. Mr.. Hastings, the present
State Treasurer, hes held the Office fOT
eight years, but it looks IS if he would be
continued another term by the Union
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
rEAuHaR,, CONVENIIoN.

HARRISBURG, August l6.
The National Teschers' Convention re-
assembled this morning Five hundred
delegates were present. Governors Curtin
and Bradford, of Maryland, and General
Gsary were invited to seats in the Con-
vention. They made appropriate speeches.
The business of this afternoon will be de-
voted to the reading of essays on educa-
tional subiects.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

COLUMBUS, August 16.
THE 3TTH OHIO.
The destination of the 37th Ohio has
been changed from Columbus to Cleveland.
1t numbers nearly 200 men, and left Little
Rock, Ark, on the 9Th inst.
APPOINTMENTS.
The Union Central Committe announces
number of appointments for Generals Cox
and Schenck. They are all for Southern
Ohio.
MASS MEETING.
Arrangements have been made for 8
grand mass meeting at Cleveland the latter
part of this month 1t will be addressed
by Hon. Jno. CovOde, of Pennsylvania,
and Senator Sherman. II is understood
that Mr.. Covode will give his views of the
reconstruction question, as it appears to
him after q practical observation of its
workings in Louisiana.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Cory State Sovereignty Democratic
State Convention will be held here to-mOr-
row. Some of the faithful are already
here,
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ERnm NEWREKN.

NK9BERE, August II.
Northern emigration to North Carolina
has already set in. People are arriving by
thousands from all quarters.
The health of Newbern and the rest OF
the State was never better. In Polat OF
health North Carolina has always been
the second State in the Union which posi-
tion she ia destined 70 keep.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
pE.TRUOIION OF BgIDGEs.

NEW YORK, August 10.
A special to the Commercial from Leav-
enworth, Kansas, says that the Pacific
railroad bridge over the mouth of the Kan
sss river, together with the bridge over
Stranger river, have been carried away by
a rise in those streams. The road was re-
Gently examined by the Commissioners and
accented as first class road, and the U. s.
bonds demanded for Its construction.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
ASHORE,

BosToE, August l6.
The steamer China, from Liverpool,
while coming up the harbor in a thick
fog this morning ran ashore, near Fort In
dependence, where she remains. She lies
easy, an0 probably will be got off at high
water this evening without damage.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

For Lake superior.-The elegant steamer
WLAO La BELLE" Captain John SPald'
ing, will leave on another Grand Pleasure EEour-
sion to The Uppsr Lakes, on TnursdAy, August
nth, ct 8 P. N. The belle" this trip viii visit
la POIsTE BATFIELO and sHPOints Of interest to
the e1oursiosist A splendid ItriDg band on board.
State Rooms can be secured and further infor'
nation obtained, BY applying to
kyB'T HANNA & 90,
.ugls 2s7 IG9 and Ill River 1t.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
JAMAICA FRWS,

NEW York, August 16.
Dates from Kingston, Jamaica, of the
7th, received.
The Governor was the subject of much
abuse by the newspapers of the Island for
various Ofenses which he had given.
Among other things, hs was severely
blamed for having allowed the ex Queen
Emma of the Sandwich Islands to pass
through Kingston, on her way to England,
without sny official recognition.
A reply from Queen Victoria to por-
ton Of the Jamaics laborers complaining
of their distress, had been received, in
which they are advised that they must de-
pend principally upon their own industry
for imnrOYamant in thair condition.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

Lieutenant General Grant telegrAphs to
Hon. E. B. Washburne at t5alens, that he
will positively reach there on Friday next
18th inst. The Northwestern railroad
have rendered him special tsSin, and he
will STRIVE At three o'clock.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
RAILROAD UGNNECTION.

STEUBEHvILLE, August 10.
The great iron bridge over the Ohio river
at this place, connecting the Steubenvlle
and Indiana Railroad with the Short Line
to Pittsburg, will be ready for trains to pass
over it on the lst day of September next.
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? rom PITHoLE CITY.
Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LrADrn.l
PrrHoLE CRY, August ls.

PITHoLE CITY, August l6.
The second victim of the fire OF the %
instant died this morning st nine o'clock.
The frat, who died on Thursday last, was
q lawyer from New York, by the name of
Flovd
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

bank holds ssS5 900 of the alleged forged
checks as collateral security for loans,
which amount, he says, should it prove an
entire loss, is nearly covered by the pres
ent surplus and earnings.
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Railroad InteIIIgence.

APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT sUPERINrEED-
ENr.-Mr. J. NJ. Kimbsll, for ten years past
Superintendent of the Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway, has been appointed Assistant
General Superintendent of the NJ. S. & N. I.
R. R., and has entered upon the duties of
his position. Mr.. KS Office will be with
M!, Porter, at Toledo,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

The plan for telegrsphic line between
Russia and America has been approved
and signed by the Gar. The Russian
Government undertakes to complete the
line IS far IS Nicolsjewsk, the remaining
portion from Nicolsjswisk to San Francis
CO being st the charge of the American
company. The capital of the latter
amounts to $1O,OOOOOO, and bonds repre-
senting s8,4S4. 600 have already been is
sued. 1t is intended that this route shall
be finished in five years.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

Ruhrer,s Genttan BItters There h
probsb,y no Tonic ever offered 20 the Puoho' tna1
has qi,ep such universal sasisiactiAn "Buhrsr's
0sntian Bit,ers.D - Every one uhOuld try them,
and No family should be without them Hul4-z0o
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

Governor Marvin, of Florida, addressed
his fellow citizens at Jacksonville on the
I'd inst He informed them as to the plan
of the President for the purpose of recon-
struciion, giving his views on emanciPs-
tiOn, confscstiOn and dother topics he deemed
most essential to the welfare of the people.
Slavery" says the Governor, ''has ceased
to exist. With the fall Of the coDfederscy
its corner stone crumbled to dust, and the
winds have scattered it After some sd-
vice 70 the freedmen, the Governor closed
his address with an sppesl to all to
cheerfully accept the new order of things.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
ATPoRTLAND.

PORTLAND, August 10.
The safe Of Stephen Pstten, of this city,
was blown open by burglars last night and
robbed of about $25 900 in money and
bonds, including $4,000 5-2O's.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
July2T, 1865

To PrInters.-We have for sale in quantities
70 suit. BiughAm's Celebrated Boiler oOnPositiOni
,I.o. Falmer's Patent Competition. the best and
most liable e1tant All orders BY mail promptly
,tt.pded to. Address LEADER CO., oleveiAnd'
49, aug7
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

The Newburn IN U.) Tunes in speak
ing of the reported determination ef the
people of some counties TO insist that she
constitutional amendment shall be totally
ignored by the approaching convention in
that State, says: "If the people of this
State are going to take any such position
as that it would be much better to have
no ocOnvention st all for it is very evident
that the State can never take her position
Ia the Union SIS fres and equal member,
or be admitted to a seat in Congress, with
out adopting this measure
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

vVooI for SaIe.-65OO Ds. choice Wool,
oravp in IoniA county, Mich. Price e6 csnts per
= Far sale by A. J. ECKEB, Smyrna, Mich.
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have this day bsen duly appointed and qual-
ised Executor o, the last will and testament Of
wallace 4. MoIlrAth, late Of Cleveland, o,
0---0' P. PREETIss.
- o. ,ses Augs:23s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

For safely home in East Cleveland con-
thirty iTe acres, with four scres in grapes
aud fruits of al kinds. Enquire on the premises
or to i. JuasOB. uy20-S6 = WADE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

We had the pleasure of seeing the genial
countenance of our old friend and editorial
predecessor, Thomas Brown, Esq In our
sanctum yesterday. He is here on visit
after having been absent of and on, Tor
more than three years. Mr.. B. is now en-
Gagged in the coal business, having Purchas-
ed an interest in an extensive coal mine In
Nova Scotia. We regret to be obliged to
chronicle the fact that he cOntemPlstes
making New York City bis future home,
and thus leave the Forest City in the wake
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FROm NKW YORK.

New YoRK, August l6.
The President of the Traders and I'm
portsrs' National Bank states that that
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
An Iowa sheriff stalIed-GenerOus
rouduea Of a RrfsOner.

A few days ago in Buchanan county,
Iowa, . Deputy Sheriff and two bailifs
were taking the bank robber, ROrubscher,
70 Butler Center, to give evidence in the
case against Pollard for the same offence.
Here is what happened to the dHcOmftuIe
of the officers:
AT certain point on their journey the
marty saw some wild duck in pond, and
& was remarked TO be 8 fine shot. The
depuly hauled out his revolver, cooked it,
and was about ID shoot when he said,
GBy the by, Rorubscher, you are q
good shot with a pistol, amt you2"
GOf course" said Rorubscher. Take
the revolver, then, and try your
hand at those ducks" Rorubscher
took tie weapon, jumped out Of the little
wagon, and sdvacning toward the ducks for
about ten or twelve steps, then, suddenly
wheeling around, covering them with the
pistol, told the deputy and his aids TO get
out of the wagon, and very quickly, as he
intended to take ride by himself I'M
Agine the "feelinks" Of that little crowd
as they began to crawl down out of that
wagon, fos tho PEisozeE-Uita9ss had Lnelr
only pistol in his possession. Having got
them safely into the road, and mounting
the buggy himself, the facetious prisoner
made the party a speech, and then sur
rendered his advantage, declaring that hC
had no wish to use it, which ended the af
fair.
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lnie Nemn Items.

The yellow fever is prevailing in Ha-
vans, the proportion of deaths being great
er than usual.
At Saratoga certain persons have been
seen to make betting books Of their paper
wristbands.
Petroleum has been found in Tennessee
on MarroWbone Creek Cheatham county,
onlv sixteen miles from Nashville, 80 says
the Memphis Bulletin.
The city debt of New York is over $780,
100000. The Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fund report their investments st near
" SO 100000, and say they will be
ready to meet the indebtedness as fast IS it
falls due
The New York Nei0s SAWS with much
malice, but with fun enough to justify re-
peAting, that 8 new mode Of punishment
has been discovered in this countAy. The
guilty Gare neither hung, drawn, quartered,
nor burned alive. Their fate is switter and
far more dreadful. They are joe HOttedto
death" What will Mrs. GTas'ady say to
that2
The Miners Journal is publishing the
incomes of citizens of Schuylkin county,
Penn. Among them is found some large
yearly incomes, for instance; VIM d.
Johns Of st. Clair, 1854 5l2; VIM. Dovey,
of Blythe township, $l27, ,65s; Ffancis w.
Hughes income is SAL, ,749; George w.
SNYDER, $57,9Ol; p NJ. Shesfer, S565l3;
and many others ranging from $4,000 up
ward.
It is estimated in the last census returns
that there are two hundred and nineteen
establishments Tor the manufacture of mems
furnishing goods in the United StstesI
which represent cspital of 81, ,256, 500.
The material thus made up costs 50 92OS-
697. and employs 258 male and ,569 fe-
male operatives. The combined products
of these manufactures is represented at
7,21s, 100.
The city Of South Bend, Indiana, was
visited by terrible tornado Wednesday
evening. Many buildings were demOlish-
ed or badly damaged, and gardens, Or
chsrds, shrubbery and fences destroyed.
| The long bridge across the st. Joe river,
costing S24 900, was swept aWsy. The
court house was unroofed. The loss in the
village is estimated st 200 900. The track
| of the tornado Wss about 200 feet wide, e1-
tending about ten miles west of the town.
| Many persons were more or lass Injured
| none killed.
Samuel Caswell, of Bsrnstead, N. r., is
LOG years OF age, and has never drank IN
toxicating liquors nor used tobacco in his
life, He has never worn spectscles, and
his eye sight hiss been perfectly good until
within year. he has moved grass every
summer since he was twelve years old till
the present, and has never had q physician
but three times, and those lately. bis wife
is living, in good health, at the age Of Sc.
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Fourteen Five Acre Lots for sale.
f. JUDS0E,
o,gls.2s7 No. 5 Perkins Block.
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CITY NEWS

SK1FP AND GATLoRD's MEsTRHLs.-A very
good house greeted this excellent negro
minstrel troupe, on their re-appearance
last night at the Academy of Music, after
an absence of several months spent in max
ing a tour of the West. They penetrated
the "wilds" of Kansas and went almost be-
yond the haunts of men, but were every
where greeted with tremendous audiences:
They are now on their return to the East,
and are carrying everything before them.
Coming in the immediate wake of Morris
and Wilson's Troupe, which, as all know,
enjoys an immense reputation, they not
only did not show to any disadvantage, but
took the medal. Their performance gave
good satisfaction. Several features were
novel aud original. The clog-dancing was
really very superior, s.d everything was
up to time, and done in good order.
This troupe of eighteen star performers
will give their last entertainment here to-
night, with fresh programme. Give
them rOusing house.
Judge Abbey yesterday mOrningdisPOsed
of the following cases:
Drunkenness - Gordon J. Fox, E. j.
Burnside, fined 81 and costs; Abraham A
Chevelier, fined 81 and costa.
Vagrancy-Ross Wick and Mary War
field, sent to the House of Correction for 81
. days; Anna NJ. Carroll, sent to the sam
place I2O days; Mary Ann Coleman, sen
to the same place $50 days; Charles Viii
liams, case continued TO 18th; Thoms
O'Neil and Thomas McGrady, discharged
Disturbance-Peter Weitzel and GeOrg
Hule, each fined So and costs.
Petit Larceny-Jane Foley, fined S. an
: costs and sent to jail 10 days.
u Grand Larceny - James Mcdonald
bound over in bail of $1,000; Ephrail
# Pringle, discharged.
# Carrying Concealed WeaPons-Charl'
10 Williams, fined S. and costs.
y Keeping Disorderly House = Ka
shorndorfer, case continued to 1sth.
Assault and Battery-Edwsrd Gille
- Thos. GiIlen, Michael Gillen and Micha
SO McGinty, case continued to 18th, bail 5
each. Fred. Keeling, fined So and costs.
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Heavy Abstraction OF Bonds, &c
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Search for Young Ketchum.
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GALLAeHER's ExoHANeH.
NEW YOHk August II

New York Central 9O5s Erie s9H /;
Hudson 1861; Reading 1O2; Michigan
Central IO5 Michigan Southern 61A;
RoAk Island IO4z5; Pittsburgh 64H North
Western preferred seller 80 days 60; Fort
Wayne 64H; Ohio 4 Mississippi certif-
Gates "a; Quicksilver 581{. MGkss steady
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4u6 very A"COSI'
RY TELEcRAPA
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
Heavy Abstraction OF Bonds, &c
Search for YOung KetChum.
Influx OF southern Negroes.
Destruction Of Bridges.
Appointments by the President.
AN IMPORTANT ORDER.
Provost Marshals to settle Goa.
tracts between Whites
ana Blacks.
Wholesale Payment of Troops,
Secretary Seward on a Sea
Voyage.
Terrible Explosion In Richmond
GOLD LAST NIGHT f4l SO.
FROM COLUMBUS.

[speoiAl Dispatch to the Cleveland LrADEBI