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SfEtIAI UI0TA GHLS.
FROM COLUMBUS
Shocking Accident On the
Central Ohio Road.
Seven Passengers Killed.
About twenty-five Wounded
Our Murdered Prisoners TO be
Avenged.
AndeESOnViIIe PriSOn-keeper
Arrested.
Gen. Oanby'S MUster.OUt Order.
Gov, Brown Applies for Pardon,
Gen. Oanby's MuSter.Out order
Gov. Brown Applies for Pardon.
FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADEnl
COLUMBUS, July q


b. .. COLUMBUS, July q.
A frightful and distressing accident oc-
Cured an the Central Ohio Railroad this
morning by which seven persons were kill
ed and twenty-five more or less injured.
It appears that the morning express which
left bere at o'clock was approaching
Columbis, a station come sixteen miles
distant, when truck-wheel on the engine
broke, and after progressing few rods, the
greater portion of the train was thrown
down an emBankment, smashing the bag
gsge, and doing considerable damage to
the other cars. A large number of dis
charged soliiers were on board, many of
whom were standing on the platforms,
notwithstanding the repeated warnings of
the conductor, and the consequence was
that nearly all of them were killed or
wounded.
The engineer saw the truck fall out from
under the tender, and Immediately whis-
tied down brakes, but it is stated that some
of the soldiers on the platforms, not under
standing the signal, prevented the bF.liSes-
man from coming off the cars 10 apply the
brakes, which increased the destructiveness
of the accident.
The following is list of the killed:
Rev. NJ. s. McConn, of Tonics, Tszwell
county, Illinois; Michael Givin, George
Tautz, H. Harris, H. Hurney, Kaufman
RAIDER, and Mr.. Smith.
The last six were discharged soldiers,
and resided at Lancaster and in that vicin-
ity. OF the twenty-five persons injured,
but three are seriously wounded. They are
ali being well cared for, the railroad off
cials giving them proper attention. A Cor
rect list of their names will be prepared to-
morrow, when additional facts regarding
this fearful calamity will be sseertained.
The lSOIh Ohio, COZ men, arrived here
for discharge; also the 4Lh Regiment. Han
cocks Corps, which has been ordered to
this post for duty. BsttAry A. l"t T'is'''
Artillery, left Nashville yesterday evening
for Camp Dennison.
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rR0MN0RTH CAROLINA.

NEW lOhk1 July Zis
North Carolina is making active exer-
tions to secure emigration to her territory.
Col. J. M. Hicks and Kemp 2. Battle are
at the st. Nicholas Hotel Tor the purpose
of opening offices in the North to fur
nish information and encourage emil
grafton. They ssy the people OF
North Carolina are anxious to have the
State filed with Northern settlers and
desire to have their resources fully deVel'
oped. The feeling is very strong in favor
Of the new system of labor, aud large
msiority express glsdness at the abolition
of slavery. They offsr for sale or lease
large quantities of land, gold, iron sn6
lead mines, and water power, and offsl
liberal inducements to oimmigration. This
is the first step of the kind taken by any
State
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THE 7.9O LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
Jay Cooke reports the suit scriptions to
z 30 loan to-day at $6,275, 100, Including
the following; Fret National Bank Of
Boston, $500 600; First National Bank of
Norfolk, 81, 900. 900; Second National Bank
of st. Leuis, 1000; Second National
Bank of Chicago, Sl5O,OOO; First Nation
81 Bank of Des MOines. $4,000; First
National Bank of Springfield, $3.50, 900 !;
FIRST National Bank OF St. Albans, Vt,
S5O, 900; Second National Bank of CleVe-
land, $4,000; Central National Bsnk of
Philadelphis, $4,000; Merchants Ma
tional Bank of Cleveland, 100000; New
York National Bank, 100000; Common
wealth National Bank of New York, $780,
600 National Bank of Richmond, Va,
100000. The individual subscriptions
nun bered 254I,
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Queen Victoria. the Prince Of wales,
and Lord PaInerstOn.
| London Correspondents (Juue III OF the New
TSEk Times.

| Queen Victoria. the Prince Of wales
| and Lord PaInerstOn.
| London Correspondents (Juue III Of the BeV
TSFk Times
Queen Victoria is expected 70 60 to Ger
many in August where there is to be 9
family meeting, and the Inauguration of 6
statue 70 the late Prince Albert, for whom
as London high-clsss journal said the
other day, Ishe is still pleased TO mourn y
This is like lAdy's telling me the other
night that she had the happiness of bid
ding her friends goodbye. 1beQ Ieen has
now six grand children, four of whom are
boys. It is probable that she will live to
zee her great grand children, and q very
numerous Postvrity; though in the case of
the Prince of Wales, unless Parliament
listens 70 the strong appeals to raise his IN
come there may be some disappointment
The Price, il we can believe his psrtisans,
is but bs1ly Off and cannot afford to in
crease his family. He was swindled In the
purchase of SandIghsm, his count-y-sestr
by relation of Lord Palmerston, where
he found the lsborers' cottages worse than
pig -styes, and ia q perfectly dIsgrsceful
condition. The young man works hard,
and ought to be we'll paid. be makes
speeches, lays c. rner-ston es, eats dull din
ners, gets horribly bored at crowded re-
ceptions, knights lat brewers and aldermen,
dances with the wives OF grocers. whose
husbands happen to be mayors, aud in fifty
ways earns his salary. In fact nobody, for
any moderate sum, would engage to take
of his hat and smile as often as this Prince
Is obliged TO, feeling all the time what
humbug and bore it all is. In tact, be has
the trouble of king, without any Of the
power and glory.
One of the ill-natured opposition papers
said the other day that Lord Pslmerston
was 90 feeble that he had determined to re-
tire Immediately after the election, when
Russell was TO be prime minister, and
Gladstone leader in the Commons. 1t was
added that the cabinet happy family had
been kept together during the session,
Gladstone having been threatened with
expulsion If be spoke in favor of Mr..
Baine's bill for suffrage extension. The
terror of the tory elements in the cabinet
is the coming of Bright and democracy.
Palmerston is on his last legs, and half the
cabinet is ready to go for universal suffrage,
or something near it. Roebuck seems 70
have fought good fight at Sheffield. He
could not drink water-the nasty stuff did
not agree with him. He denounced the
teetotSlerr, declared that England ought TO
have Joined with France in recognizing the
South as matter of policy, and finally said
that if they elected him, he would continue
TO say what he pleased, snd do as he liked
And the Sheffield men, liking his pluck, if
not his principles, agreed to try him again.
Mr.. Roebuck thinks the game in America
is not played out yet. There are very
many who look forward to new cOmplica-
lions
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Anecdote or GeneraI Grnnger.

There is no one more fond OF sly joke,
than General Granger, which, BY the way,
is invariably an evidence of kind, genial
heart.
While almost a stranger at West Point
Cadet Granger was one day called upon in
a class to sketch upon the blackboard q
map of New York state. He advanced to
the board and drew tOlersbly correct
boundary lines, chslked out the course OF
the principal rivers, railways, canals, &c,
made pretty good sized square in one cor
nsr, showing the location Of New York
city, with smaller squares for Albany and
other second rate towns, but away up In
the woods. near the shores of Lake Onts-
rio. he sketched an immense city. Every
one was amused at the supposed blunderI
and, finally, the Professor asked what place
il was intended 70 represent.
Young Granger replied, 'Sodus, sir"
EWhst is Sodus neted for 2 inquired
the Professor.
aIt is noted, sir" replied the scholar,
Has being the birth place of Cadet GrsL-
ger"
Several of the pupils obtained black
marks about that time for bOisterous
laughter in the class; but all declared
that the instructor was rs guilty IS any
| present.
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GOLD MAREFr.

- NEW YORK, July II.
Gold is quiet. The bulls are struggling
hard to buy up the supply and thereby
compel an advance but they have been
somewhat embarrassed the last day or two
by sales made by the Treasury Depart
ment for the purpose known only to itself,
but surmissd by others the object probably
being to provide currency for the payment
of the August interest on the 7.30 Notes.
To day the Treasury is not selling gold.
There is very little doing in short sales,
the bears being afraid of the strength of
the bull clique. The quotations opened
to day at 49,, and closed al 1929
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SEIZED.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IL.
The Custom House authorities have
seized large quantities of champagne, to-
bacco and opium, for an evasion of the rev.
enue laws
An invoice of l2O tons Of copper ore has
been received from Arizona.
A fire at Marysville to-day caused the
death of two men and fatal injuries TO sew
eral others, and lesser injuries TO many
more. The property destroyed Is valued
at $50 900.
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BILLIARD MATUE1.

MONIhAAL CAiy AAs
A billiard match took place here last
night between G. Dion and R- E. Viii
msrth, champion of Massachusetts,, for .
purse of $500. Dion scored 1,5OO points,
averaging 1885. His.highes. run was lO9
points. Wilmsrth scored 1878 points,
averaging lI.77. His highest run was 80
points. Dion won by l23 points. Time l
hour and 40 minutes.
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THE rACHr ..O.ARA CLARITA., ;.

INV IUhA. JuIy n
The beautiful steam yacht 'Ulara Olari-
tai has been kindly placed by its owner,
ID. w. Jerome, at the service of Mr.. Ever
cit, Engineer of the New York and New
foundlsnd Telegraph Company, and will
start tomorrow for Aspy Bay. The yacht
will reach tnat place in season to resuscl-
tate the present cable across the Calf of
St. Lawrence, before the arrival OF The
Great Eastern with the terminus of the
Atlantic cable. This accomplished, the
telegraph lines of the country will be IN
tact from the extreme eastern to the west
ern shores of this continent.
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The Attorney General hiss decided that
claimants for the property captured from
them by the military arms of the Govern
ment IS prizss of war, mist present their
claims to the Court of Claims as provided
by the act of Congress. The proceeds OF
this class of property are now paid direct
" into the Treasury, and funds for reim-
bursting those entitled to reclamation must
first be appropriated for that purpose by
act of Congress.
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ALarrs Income.

We see it stated that John Purdue, Of
Indianapolis, reports an income for last
wear of one hundred and seven thousand
dollors. This is said to be the largest in
come in that city. Mr.. Purdue was form
erIy . citizen of this county, and used 70
teach school in Plain township, for ten dol
lars month When he first went into
that township, he was considered SO poor
tbst Il wss feared he might become a
charge thereon, and was warned out
of IL under the provisions OF law oI Enli
S.sts. Now'he is the richest man in lndi-
apolis.-ObioS Statesman.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsH1NGroN, July Il

WAsHINGToN July FL.
REBEL BARBARIAHs To BE PUNISHED.
1t may interest those who are snxiOusly
waiting to see retTibuiion overtake the
authors of some of the disbolicsl crimes,
which have during the past four years
been committed in the interest of the
SHAREHOLDERS Rebellion, to know that
Major osborne of Pennsylvsnis, now on
duty in the Bureau of Military Justice,
has Just returned from tour through the
South, having visited the Andersonville,
Macon, Danville, Florence, Augusta and
Savannah grsveyArds of our murdered
prisoners for the purpose of procuring evil
denoe to bring the guilty rebel officers to
Captain Henry A. JOeE, formerly COM
mandant of the Andersonville prison pen,
has been arrested. The charges against
him are prepared. He is now in the Old
Capitol whittier others charged with SIM
liar ofFsnses will soon follow him.
General Candy, at New Orleans, directs
that the officers and men who desire to re-
main in the country may be mustered out
where their commSfds now are.
GOV. BROwH AN APPLICANT FOR PARDON
Among the applications for pardon filed
is that of Ex-Governor Brown, of Tennes
see. lHH.Hr H1
COMMISSIONED.
Abel Stanton, son Of Hon. Benjamin
Stanton, of Ohio, late Captain in the l6tf
Ohio infantry, has been appointed Captain
! in Hancock'e corps.
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IlIEO.

NEW YORK, July 2l.
The Rev. Alonzo Potter, Episcopal
Bishop of Pennsylvania, brother of Bishop
Potter of this State, and father of Gen. K.
b. Potter, died in San Francisco on the
the 4th inst, aged 65 years. Just previous
to his departure from this city to Oslifor-
mia faw weeks ago, the deceased Prelste
WAS married TO his second wife.
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Dispstches state that President johnson
has expressed determination that the laws
psssed by the Tennessee Legislature shall
be obeyed, and that ell Illegal voters In the
approaching election shsl be kept from
the polls.
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Bourbon, Bye. Scotch and Irish Whisky
French Brandy, Gin, Port. Madeira olAret and
Native Wines, London Porter and Scotch Ale, for
medicinal use; the very beat Congress, kis'en-
gen, Vichy snd other Mineral Waters, at HALLS
Homeopathic Pbarmaoy, No. II Monument Park.
jssO:24s:sod
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The four American daily ptPers oil Chi
cago report their advertising receipts ior
the past II months as follows: Post and
Republican, $3O,5O6; Evening Journal
500 $50; Times, $s6. $50; Tribune, $780,
ga. The Tribune exceeds the other three
combined by ss,7s2. The Tribune, in sd-
ditiOn, pays a license tax on circulation iOr
1865, 900; on job work for 100000. The
Times pays on circulation for SlOo'oOO'
The Journal. on a circulation for 500, 900.
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BRrnum's sPeeimens.-Whst dolelul
picture was presented when those perfect TepTesen-
tatives of La itude and Longitude, the GaiHtes
and tn fat WomaH met to compare notes after the
recent O. .nflsgratioa in New York city. 1t was
evident on sight at to repleDish two such ward
robes WsuId require the skill Of g master. To es-
tablish such connection betw, en- The sublime and
the ridiculous would be indeed no easy ia K.
"WhAt SHALL We do ?'' was the oft repeated qus.-
tion, and the solution of ths dlficult Droblen at
last came squqakIng through the keyhole, in the
voice Of g Juvenile listener, SEQ buy your Hoop
slirts and Oorsets at the ManufAotOry of JACOB
FIR AHK, 30. l29 superior St., under IL American,
Cleveland, Ohio, and save g second profit. Jy12 Is
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The oil excitement has extended into
Dixie, and AlAbsmians are said to be
troubled exceedingly with "Oil on the
brain.n Indications have been dis
covered in Madison, Franklin and Law
renee counties of that State, large tracts Of
land leased and operations commenced.
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The Lightning FIy-RiIIer.- - Destroys
Files instantly, and is not liable to be mistaken
for anything el,e. Is easily prepared snd used,
snd does rapid execution. Each sheet will attract
1nd Kill Quart of Flies-snd promotes quiet in
reSding, peace while you eat, and the comforts Of
u nap In the morning. Ers
sold by all Druggist. iu2s;2sl;eOd4tW.
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Lambs Knitting MachIne.-sEIuuI
TRruHFHAET.-Ths greatest ihVentioR Of the age.
Nsrrows the toe, knits the heel, complete in one
piece. VIII do all that It is promised to do in our
circulars. Gall on or address, with stamp A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior IT,, Cleveland. myST:Zs
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''But pain IS perfect misery, the worst Of evils
and excessive; OVerturns all patience" All Drug
glsts have Tor sale DR.. d. b. eeslye's LIQUID GA
TARRH REMEDY. which VIII remove PkRAA-
EEHTEY all paiOs fr- N CAtarThsl difficulties. Any
ono who has ever used it will 50 recommend It,
~ lT.R9
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been Designated.

The Rochester Union ssys that on Sstur-
day afternoon, as freight train, contain
ing seventeen car loads of cotton, was
coming east from Buffalo, near the Church
vile Station, the third car from the engine
was discovered TO be on FIRE. 1t was I'M
me4iasely disconnected, and efforts were
made to extinguish the flames, but in spite
of all that could be done, the car was de-
stroyed, and with it about hAlf the cotton
on board
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mrs. CashbaFg pays the highest oaah price
for ladies' cast of wsATing apparel PleAse try, BY
osIliBg, or sending nots by post, to Mrs, GAS h
BERG No. no Pittsburgh street. Orders will be
pupctu,lly attended to. jy6'2s9
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BATHS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, JULY "a, 1866.

The Department of the South, Brevet
Major General Hstch Commanding, has
been divided into five districts the first
comprising Charleston and its surround
ings, under command of Gen Bennetti the
second Colleton district and the country
within five miles of Summerville, Colonel
James G. Beecher commanding the third,
Orangeburg and Barnwell Districts, Bre-
vet Brigsdier General A. s. HartWell com
msnding; the fourth, Richmond and Lex
ingtol Districts, Colonel N. HaughtOn,
9th Ohio, commanding the fifth, those
parts Of the District of Charleston, except
such parts ss is placed in the hrst and see
ond sub districts. No commander hiss yet
been designated.
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ADJOURFED.

HARTFORD, July 81.
The Connecticut Legislature after a
session of eleven weeks, adjourned sine die
this morning.
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HOtt q HRight, No. 1856 Bank street, have
Just received large assortment Of SILK, Linen aud
Oanbri5 baudk eTehiefS Of every dssceiPtlOn, which
they are nov offering at reduced prices. Csl and
examine their stock before purchA,iag elsewhere
jpls:2SO .
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The Janesville Gazette learns iron 9
nrivste source entitled 70 the highest cred
~ thst General c. @. Washburne will be-
come : candidate for the office Of Govern
or Of Wisconsin.
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A Southern correspondent Of the World,
whose veracity We are lot permitted 10
doubt states that but for an unfortunate
drunk at Montgomery, Robert Toombs
would have BEEN made provisional Presi-
dent of the rebel Oonfederaey instead Of
Davis, between whom there has since been
great enmiiy.
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Pacing Purse for sSOO.-There will be
Pacing Match on 'he Cleveland Driving Pafk' on
Saturday July 27d, at P. N. precisely.
w. Il. Potts enters br. g. Honest Joe.
VIM. Hoffman enters b. m. Maria Br ugh.
Admittsnce Is oeRls, except to members.
IvZ2.g2s WIZ POTTS, sup't.
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3. A. BeyntOn, n. D., Physician and FUR
gson, Once 80 Pearl str ct. Cleveland, o. Once
hours from to 81 A. n, from to and J to
Pm, jyl4:2S6
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jI2I.2sI

Having n use for my mules, shall sell nf-
teen at Auction on Saturday, July ed, O. Mun-
ger. Warren, Ohio to be sold By Fred Kimberly
Al No. rs ChampIaiu street, Cleveland. jy2o'22s
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FOR EaIe.-ny home in East Cleveland oon-
tainIn thirty i've acres, with four Acres in grapes
a1d fruits Of l kinds. Enquire on the premises
or to F. Judson. uy2O-2S6l T. WADE.
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wood Turning of every description in the
best style ct the shortest notice by .,
irls.so Z. A. RIO aTRR. 76 Columbus 81.
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LETTER FROM CHAhL ES 6OhNEhs
The following correspondence has taken
place between a cOlOred committee of the
Union League in Savannah and Senator
Sumner: ..--
SAVANNAH, June 15, 1865.
Hon. CHARLES SUMNER, Boston, Mass
SIR-We, the undersigned, committee
of the Union Lesgue of Savannah, Ga,
have the honor tospresent to you these our
petitions to his Excellency Andrew john
son, President Of the United States, signed
personally by the hands of some three
hundred and fifty loyal citizens. We re-
spectfully ssk that you will present them
10 his Excsllency the President, and we
beg that your honor will use all your in-
huence in our behalf, and oblige.
Very respectfully, your humble servants,
Jos. c. jackson, Chairman; George r. j.
Dolly, Corresponding Secretary; Bapj4-
min w. Roberts, Peter Duncan, Joseph 5.
Tison.
| = - BosroE, July 8, 1855.
GENTLEMHE-YOur petition asking for
the right to vote has been forwarded to me
here, with the request that would present
| il to the President. regret much that
NV absence from Washington has pre-
vented me from doing this in person but
have lost no time in forwarding it to the
President, With my most earnest recon-
mediation.
| You need not ask me TO usemy influence
in your behalf cannot help doing 80 to
the extent of my ability.
ALLOW me to add that you must not be i'm
patient. You have borne the heavier bur-
dens of slavery +, and as these have ended,
be assured that the others will end also
This enfranchised republic, setting sn ex'
ample TO mankind, cannot continue to
sanction an odious oligsrchy, whose single
distinctive element is color. have nj
doubt that you will be admitted TO the
privilege of citizens.
1t is impossible to suppose that Congress
will sanction any governments in the rebe
States which are not founded on the con-
sent of the governed. This is the corner
stone of republican institutions. o
course by the governed" is meant all tn
loysl citizens without distinction of color
: Anything else is a mockery.
: NDo not neglect your work but mean
while prepare yourselves for the duties
, citizens. They are yours OF right and
!. do not doubt that they viii be yours 500
in reality. The prejudice of CASTE and
!, false interpretation Of the constitution cs1
|. not prevail against justice and commo
/. sense, both of which are on your sldei an
? may add, the constitution also, whlcl
!. when properly interpreted, is clearly o
q your side. CHARLES SUMNER
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Few England Sewing Machine This
Mackiae is winning golden opinions and rSpid'y
becoming . universal f.vorite. Price only $40.
Come AID see It. Agent wanted.
OLARK BAKER,
i,aI OIL 191 Superior street.
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The New York Herald is still urging the
organisation of sn independent political
party of returned soldiers.