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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKER.
NEW YORK, August 8.
The trade of the week has been quiet. The
advance of money to per cent. checked
the puoysncy of trade, and domestic cotton
goods have shown slight reaction down
ward. Business in bro Rn sheetings is mod
crate, and prices are steady, with q slight
tendency toward an accumulation of stock.
Speculative holders have offered at slight
reduction from agents prices, but they do
renee @, Appleton A, and Indian Orchard
are quoted 33c; IA Grsniteville 30c;
do 26c; Augusta Factory 32c; 78 do 27ei
Pocssset 40 inch 34c; Pocasset K, Bic;
Appleton B, 35c; do Q, 2sc; do d, 30e,
Nashua, extra quality of A, 3lc; New
market 1t 32tc, do Railroad 33c, Medford
| 3lc and Massachusetts 2oc-
ShirtinRs are esteady.-APPleton E arc
| 24c and n 29c, Mania Ex 26c.
BIesched shirtings are still scarce and
inective and there is q demand for lower
yrsdes. Lever qualities are not SO trm
and are in fair supply. New York mills
are deliyered at 471c, Manhattan 45ca454
do 53ca53E do SIC, Wsuregsn water hsl
sell at 45e do A, Forest Dale 4Z3ci DO A
45e. Slatelsville I at 34c- Bartells were
last delivered at Ale for +, 37lc for ] snd
CSC. Drills steady. The demand remains
steady at 32cs333c.
Cotton fannels are in active demand
and with short supply. Prices are nrm
Wsunekeag brown All, Slatersvllle 46c
Strins are in fair demand andprices steady
lawmakers medal are held at 45c, 81
advance OF 23c. Whittous 35c for G; S73
for B. b; 45c for A., and 55c for A. A.
Ticks are sold at the same price. AmosE
eag A. G. A. at soc; A. 673ci B. 81 74ci {
soc. and D. 45c. Wbittenton 42c for a
55c for A. A. Hamilton B. T. at 60c.-
, Denims, Hsymsker's quoted at 55cj Amos
. kesg 673. -,
to supply rigid necessities at present price
Standard "a by GA sre quoted at 22a24.
D Prints are very active, the supply is NJ
large and agents are firm in their quoti
tions. The following are the current qu'
tstions among jobbers: Merrimac 29sSl
Cochecoc 29l; Sprsgues fancies 29t
Richmond zoe; Lawrence 29e; America
: 2s1c; Duunels 58c; Saunders 26c; Allen
q %. Garner s. Co. 80 Amoskeag %, NJ
y tionsl Mills rs, Arnold's rs, Lowell 26
Dutchess B 26, London mourning Spr
= gue's 273, Atlantic 274, York 26t. II
stock is sold close up, notwithstanding Il
y increase in production. Prices quite FRI
Manchester 323, Pacific delsines 323, P
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
from WAsHINGF0N.

NEW YORK, August 5.
The Times Washington special has the
following:
The internal revenue receipts since our
last report foot up $3.50. 316 ,9S6, viz: Yes
tsrdsy's receipts SlOs, $40, 7l5i to-dsy's re-
ceiPts, SI7l, ,675.67l.
It has been announced in some of the
papers that the President Would leave here
Today for Cape May. We understand
that the President had no such intention.
His health is improving.
The German Societies in this city are
preparing an entertainment for the benefit
of the Lincoln National Monument tn be
enacted here. The monument associations
have already handsome sum in hand.
1t is reported that twenty-four officers
recently discharged from our army have
rendered their services to the Mexican
Minister here, and propose 70 join the
Mexican army.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
THE EATLANrgC GABLE.

NEW 1ORK, August D.
A dispatch. from Queenstown, per steam
er Citl of Boston, dated July 9th, states
that the steamship Great Eastern was on
that morning 300 miles out st ses paying
out the cable successfully. The signals
were good and the weather fine.
A private note from Cyrus w. Field
says: !" We expect to resch Hearts Con-
tent, Newfoundland, about the 5th OF
August.
The following dispatches from on board
the Great Eastern, to Mr.. Lsward, Lon
don, are of interest:
Tuesday, IL P. None hundred and
fifty miles of cable laid.
Wednesday, 6 a. M.-Two hundred
miles of cable laid SiGnels GOOD. end sil
"a p0fnQ on we'll.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Probably the richest woman in the Un-
tied States is Miss Hester Robinson, a young
and beautiful girl, lately of New BEDFORD,
but now q resident of New York city. Her
fsther died recently, leaving her one mill
lion outright and the income during her
life Of about four millions mora Her
aunt, Miss s. A. Howlsnd, of New Bedford,
who deceased about the first of July, also
left her million, but at the same time be-
queathed large sums to various other per-
sons Uho were not her blood relations,
among the rest giving to her physician
hundred or hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. Miss Robinson is dissatisfied with
this viii and has employed five OF the
most eminent counsel in Massachusetts, to
endeavor to have it set aside, though on
what grounds the public is not yet inform
ed. Probably, however, the motive Is q
passion for more money.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
W.sHINRTONITEMR.

WARRINGTON, aug o.
Several applications have lately been
made to the executive authorities for special
permission to visit JEFF Davis. One of
these was made by his former physician,
who desires to professionally ascertain the
actual condition of that individuals health.
To this no answer has yet been made; The
government has abundant mesns OF being
constantly advised on that subject, and SO
far IS is known here his health is not sut-
f5ring from bad treatment.
The General commanding the depart
ment Cf Texas is eDjoined to q strict and
faithful Observance of the instructions
heretofore issued, which require him TO for
bear from any intervention in the war
between France and the sovereign power
of Mexico, of which President Juarez con-
tinues to be recognized SIS chief.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
COMMUNICATIOs OPENED.

81. LOUIS august D.
By the recent completion of the line be-
tween Pine Bluffs and Csmd N, Arkansas,
telegrsphic communication is opened 10
Galveston via Shreveport Marshal and
Houston.
The lines in course Of construction in
Western Texas will coon give the Wash
ington authorities connection with Can
Antonio, Brownsville and other points on
the frontier.
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rnnnroRrREra MONROE.

The United States frigate Congress,
raised yesterday st 10 o'clock, wss kept
sfoat waiting for high water TO take her
from her bed Of sand, until 8 P. NJ, when
the pumps gave out and she sank, though
in more favorable position and on higher
ground than VIII re she WIS before.
We cannot afcertain from the best au
tbority that Dick Taylor has been here
and no doubt the announcement Of hi
| coming haze wss incorrect
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
FKom VIRGINIA.

NEW YORK, August 6.
The Hsralds Virginia correspondent
states that the planters tell the negroes
there that they are not yet free, and that
they oppress freedmen in many ways.
There is considerable opposition among
the Virginia sristocracy sgainst Northern
emigration thither.
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FkOH OaIRO.

CAIRO, August 8.
Over thirteen hundred bales of cotton
passed here yesterday for st. Louis and
i've hundred and eighty bales for Cincin-
natl.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad is complet-
ed from Columbus, Kentucky, to Trenton,
"a Mobile a lew days.
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FROM hOaTREAL.

MONTREAL, August 6.
There are no signs of the steamer Da-
msscus at Farther Point with Liverpool
dates of the 2Sth ult.
At Quebec and Montreal it is now rain
ing. The wind is high, and thunder
storm is prevailing.
MONTREAL, August 5.
Gen. Grant arrived at Quebec at Z o'clock
this p. III.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Troy, N. Y, August 6.
A fire occurred here this afternoon, de-
stroying over 1000 cords of wood belong
ing TO the Hudson River Railroad. For a
long time the whole southern section of the
city was in danger. Cars, &c, were run
ont in safety. The total loss is about ten
thoueand dOllara
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GOLD MARKEC.

NEW YORK, August 8.
Gold is weak and rather dull. There is
an apparent pressure to sell, which probs-
blv comes from the fact of the Sub-Treas-
ury having put out q certain amount for
sale this. aSRlgGE H inst * SS=
terdsv sold a million and half of dollars.
The price opened at 14S3 and ran up to
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

General Mesgher made speech &c the
Irish Immigration Society, at st. Paul, on
Wednesday evening, in which he took
ground in favor of negro suffrage, and
warned his countrymen to beware of the
Oopperheads. The General has been sp-
pointed Secretary of Montana Territory.
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Saturday Evenings Edition,
RESEWAL OF NAIL SERVICE.

REHEWAL OF NAIL SERVICE.
WAsEIEeToN, August 5.
The Postmaster General has just ordered
the renewal of the mail service on the Mo
bile s Ohio Railroad from Mobile, AlsbsS
ma, to Columbus, Kentucky, including
Macon and other important points
Captain P Drsyton, Chief Of the Bureau
of Navigation, died last night. He had
been i'll only two days. BE participated
with Admiral Dupont in the taking Of
Port Royal and other important points.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

The Eighth WOnder-of the fashionable
world, is sozoD0HT. Ladies, As they SEE their un-
suied teeth and rosy gums rescted in their toilet
mirrors and gentlemen, ss their white inciSors
lash through their dark mDstaches, wonder how
the btnighted folk Of twenty years ago got along
without the teeth beautiHiDg, breAth-Perfuming
=, zopoNr. auss
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

The Kew. II. Chapman, Chaplain Of the
First U. S. OoIored Heavy Artillery, East TsnneS-
see is in the city, and desires the friends of the
freedmen who may ave secondhand school books.
which they sIare 20 leave them at the store Of
Reynolds 4 Waite, 96 Superior street, BY Thursday
Of this week. aug7:2S4
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Federal officers Offering their
Services to Mexico.
The JEFF. Davis Meeting in
New York
Account of lhe Proceedings
ERoM coLUMRUs.

Especial DispatOh to the Cleveland LEADEEl
COLUMBUS August S.
GEN. sHERIDAN's TROOPS.
The order authorizing Gen. Sheridan tc
cause all white troops in his department,
whose services can be dispensed with, tc
be mustered out of the service, directs him
to give preference to veteran regiments
having the shortest time to serve.
THE 1I4TH OHIO.
The Hath Ohio, 4O6 strong, has left New
Orleans for home.
UNION STATE COMMITTEES.
On Thursday next, the 10th inst, a
meeting Of the Union State Central and
Executive Committees will be held here,
to take measures for opening the cam
psign.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Lambs Knitting Maehine.-eEnSIU'
TEmrPuAsr.-Ths greatest invention Of the age
Nsrrows the toe, knits the heel, eOmplsts in one
niece. WI do all that 1t is promised to do In our
o,roulars. Gall on or address, with stamp A "A.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior OlsyslApd. pySI'SS4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
THE INUOME TAX.
BOSTON Incomes.

49, az -sss-ee-sS -. ss.e-
income tax lists Of Boston are some of na-
tional celebrity. A few facts in regard 10
incomes of leading poets, writers and
statesmen will be of interest to the people,
and are presented succinctly in the follow
in0 kahla.
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wanted to Rent A House suitable for .
small family, within twenty minutsI walk Of the
Post office. Address A. B. O, Box l49, Cleveland,
Ohio. Aug9:2ss
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1 have this day bsen duly appointed and qua'-
lied Executor OF the last will and testAment oi
Wallace ". MellrAth, late OF Cleveland, y.
P. PREHTISS.
July q, 1865. AugS'zS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Johnny Allen 81 the Active Boy, his origi-
nsl character, ss the Academy OF MuSioI August
7th, sth, eth and 10th. AuI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
July q, 1866.

Harry PeII As Widow Grean'S Little Boy nii
great character, at the Academy Of Music, Augos'
Tth, sth. 9th and 10Th. sp'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

H 3. Thompson in his magic Echo Song,
the Hunter Boy, at the Academy Of Music, August
7th SCI, , Q h and 10th. an1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

@, A. Morris In his Incompatible Banjo Solo,
at he Academy Of Music, August 7th, 9Th, 9Th and
10Th. sal
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

For saIe.-My home in East Cleveland con
tsip,uR thirty Eve acres, With four acres in grapes
..a fruit, Of al kinds. Enquire on the premises
or to F. Judson. uy2O-SSel T. WADE
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OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE

VIHE FALL TERM OF THIS Pop
Il ULAB Institution will oren on MONDAY,
September 4Eh, Ices Its admir- bic lOc-ti n, (siE
miles from Cfncinnati) its extensive grounds, its
elegant buildings and its superior Board Of In-
struotion In every department, give Is the first
-Flaoe among Female Colleges.
Catalogues furnished, Inquiries answered, and
oOmn secured, Dy addressing
OHIO EE1ALE COLLEGE,
auR6.Z36 college Hiil. Ohio
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Johnny Pierce as Slim Jim, in the Aff.ir OF
Honor, at The Academy Of Music, August 1th' Sth'
~ 1oth su7
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County TreasureF.-E. c. Rouse will
bs a candidate before the Union Convention Of
this County, for County Treasurer. So say
-. az MANY FRIENDS.
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The War Department. has telegrsphed
General Sheridan to muster out all white
volunteer troops in that Department that
can be dispensed with. This does not
look like war with MsximilliAn. Quite the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Fred Wilson in his great Burlesque Ala
Zoe, lhe Academy OF Music, August 7th' sth' 9Th
and 10th. auI
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RemOvaI.-Ws have removed our Sewing Ma
chine Rooms to No I21 Superior sheet, over First
National Bank.
augI.2S4 q. w. OAV" HuH w.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

The cOlored people of Michigan recently
held State Convention. The subjects
under discussion were the elective franchise
and common school education. They sp-
pointed five delegates to the Convention 70
be held st Philsdelphia In September 1stb.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

To Prinfers.-We have for rale in quantities
to suit, Birg sm's elebrsted Boiler Composition
also, Palmer's Patent Composition. the best and
mt st du able extant All orders by mail promptly
att ndsd to. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland,
Ohio. susT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

q A, BOyntOn, =. b., Physician and Eur
oson once 80 Pearl street. cleveland, o. onic'
Sours from TO s1< A. n, fIOm to and Z TO
~ . n jy14:2Ss
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Pbnaix BediVfVus,

The Californian says the following sim
pie and touching remarks and accompany
ing poem have Just come to hand from the
rich gold mining region of Sonora;
d To Mr.. Marx Train The within per-
son. which have sot to poetry under the
name and style Of He Done His Level
Best" Wss one among the whitest men
ever see ard it amt every man that know
ed him than can find it in his heart to say
he's glad the pore cuss is bussed and gone
home to the States. he was here in an
early day, and he was the hsndyest man
about tskin holt Of anything that come
along you most ever see, 1 judge; he was
z A cheerful, sterrin cretur, always dOin
somsthin, and no man can say he ever see
him do anything by halves.
Rt0uOhiA-ssss his natsrsl gait, but he
wern't u mum o-la:' 6sols-ssd- d-tz'1tiie ms
thums because there didn't happen TO be
nothin doin in his own espeshial ine-no,
sir. he was q man who would meander
forth and stir up something for bisself.
His last acts was to go his pile on kings
and (cslklstin TO fill, but which he didn't
hll0 when there was Hhush" out Agin
him, and materially, you see, he went un-
der. And so, he Wss cleaned out, IS you
NAV say, and be struck the home trail
cheerfiI but fat broke l knoWed thli
tslonted man In ArksnsaW, and if yoI
would print this humbly Hibute to his gor
gis abilities, you would greetly obleege hn
unhappy friend.
SoNoRA, Southern Mines, June, 1855.
he DONE HIS LEVEL BEST.
Was he mining on the fat
he done 1t with zest;
Was h, . leading Of the choir
He dOneihis leVel best
II he'd regIar task to do,
he never took NJ rest
Or IL twas of snd- d-On-the same
he done his level best.
uhe VS. preaching on his beat,
Be'd tramp from Hast 10 West,
And North to South-in cid and heat
He done his level best.
Ha,d ouss and sing and howl and pray,
And dance and drink and jest,
hpd lie aud steal--all one 20 him--s
He done his level best.
yVb,tever this man was sot to do,
He done &c with g zest
No matter what his contact was,
He'd do his level best
Florence, the actor, is now in
rone securing novelties for the next seaso
Hs Is in trouble with Bourcicault, who
entered suit against him for peIformil
tbe HOolleen Bawn."
Mr.. Simms Rseves, the celebrated SCI
refused, it is said, a very prlliant OF
made him by the Handel and Hsydn SOC
~ Of Boston, TO visit this country
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

J.R BimbIe, in his character Of OSCAR elin
TO- the Mi,srAblss, at the Academy oil Music august
7th, sth, eth and 10th. AMI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Mr.. Simms Rseves, the celebrated actor
refused, it is said, a very brilliant oner
made him by the Handel and Hsydn Socle-
~ Of Boston, to visit this country
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLOUGHBY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Seventh Year begins August Il, 1865. On Lake
snore haiiroad. For Laoi and ecntlsmsn 254
studsnts last year. Buildings statsly and SPA.
eious Locality SalubIiouH. People moral, intslli-
gelt and temperate.
FACU ULTY:
Rev. =. B. RoztNsoT, A. n q, Principal and Pro-
ieIs OF Ancient Lang Isges aud Mental Moral
bciences.
o. 3. EOoD A. B., PrOIsssor Of Natural soienoss
and Mathematics.
EESsr GaIEus, A. NJ, Instructor Of lnztrumen.
tel Music.
Miss n. s. Pos, M E g., PIseeptress and Teach.
er Of mo1ern LtpguagG
Alss MART HASTIEas, Teacher OF Drawing and
ASjutAnt G. B. HUsrOE, Teacher of Military
Send for Catalogue.
augI.23i @. w. ULEMEET. Prea't Trus,esa.
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IN Mknsheid, Rie6land county, ono
with population Oh 1000 Al Aoov, sneTe
are Z55 persons who have returned incomes
for 1864. This is one to about fifteen Of
the population. In Hamilton county the
number is 9,39S, out of population in
1860 Of 216,4lO, or one to tWenty-three.
The heaviest incomes in Mansfield are Jno.
s. Blymyer, 1884; B. F. Blymyer, Sc, I78;
NJ. Day, Jrq $s,3O2; 8. L. Grimes, 81, ,52S;
Charles Hedges s6O62; T B. On, 81, AIS;
Edward Sturges, $40, 7OI; H. q. Sturges,
$lO,sSs, and Hon. John Sherman, 81, ,O5s.
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sion to Lake suPertOr.-d&44A
The new, large and ell gaRt steamer Metsor' ThOs'
WTlron, Master, will leave our dock on Monday
August 7th, at P M, Tor Grand Pleasure H.
cursion to Lake Superior.
The Meteor this trip will go to La PoINTE
and BAYFIELD,, and will stop going and return
ng at intsrmediate ports.
9oom, can be secured and full information OBJ
tHined By applying to
GABRETsON CO., Agents,
auqa4s4 No. River st., Cleveland, o.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

WI Florence, the actor, is now in Eu-
Ha is in tronble with Bourcicault, who has
entered 8 suit against him ior performing
The HOolleen B4wn-"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Morris 4 wilson's mInstreIs, at Acsde-
my of Music, August 7th, Ssh 9th and lO.h. su7
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R~Pstients can be accommodated with
Board st the Cure. ie9:R4
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The proprietors of the different pspe
report the following incomes:

thousand dollars are reported, the largest
of which is that Of Nathaniel Thsyer,
S22l, 900.
Miscellaneous.
Governor Buckingham, Of Connecticut,
pays taxes on an income of $S9, ,s6s, and
Senator Foster on S7,s43.
The hesviest taxpayer at Grange, New
Jersey, is J. Q. Preble, $lO2, ,52s General
Mcclellan returns an income of only 81, ,449.
The heaviest tax payer in Springfield,
Illinois, Is Jacob Bum, the banker, whose
income is $4,000.
The revenue of the town Of Swampseott,
Maine, shows some large incomes for 5
little place. E. RsddingtOn Nudge, for
merly proprietor Of the St. Charles Hotel,
at New Orleans, returns STAG, ,7O7; Charles
Merriam, $l2O 900, and Z. B. Phillips, ell
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BATHS ONE DOLLAR EACH.

D. 7. KRAAER, y. D., PhysictSn,
once Hours, A. M. TO l2 NJ, and to P. N.
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sugaqsi No. River st.. Cleveland, O..
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Saturday Nights Report.
GENERAL NEWS ITEas.

NEW YORK, August 5.
The schooner Union, Captain Geel, from
Port Huron in fifty-four days,Via Montreal,
Ejth a. ass95tsfd ssIga h21GG e
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-15
HIT by the President.

In his late interview with the "Ne
gro Preachers in Washington, the
President, among other things, said:
''lt was known that was born and
laised in slave State, and had owned
So. .slaves; yet he had never sold
=, ! ones and they had all gone FREQ.
There waa o difference in responsi-
6ility which persons residing in slave
States had to take on the subject oil
emancipation from those who resided
Out OF them, twas very easy Tor men
who lived beyond their borders to get
up sympathy, and talk about condition
OF coIored persons, when they knew
nothing abont it, Their great symps,
tho was not reduced TO practice.
The President is lately reported to
have said to distinguished Senator
that much as he hated a secessonist
he despised fanatic worse.
{. Is any body hurt. Bully for John,
slug!