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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

CINCINNATI, July 10.
The Commercial says: There is to be
grand re union of all the Turner Societies
IN this city, Iext September, the first Ie-
union OF the kind in America.
The piers of the suspension bridge across
the Ohio here are nearly completed The
wires Will be suspended in short time.
Tha snsn of tha hridga is one thn1Ssnd feet
N6shvlfIe dispatches state that President
johnson has expressed the determination
that the laws passed by the Tennessee Leg
islature shall be obeyed, and that in the
approaching election all Illegal voters shall
be kept from the polls.
Governor johnson, of Georgia, addressed
3 large audience 81 Atlantis Monday. He
speaks at Macon TO day, and from thence
he will go to Milledgeville and enter upon
the discharge of his official duties.
The rebel General Oheatham arrived st
Nashville yesterday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
MILITARY AFFAIRS.

NEW YORK, July ~.
The Hersld's Washington special say
the few remaining regiments in the I'd di-
vision of the 9th army corps were dis
charged from the service yesterday. Cen
eral g. Griffin, commanding the Division,
and his staff, left for their homes.
The work of sanding off regiments and
detachments OF veterans to be mustered
out is still steadily progressing under the
superintendenee of the officers of Major
General Augur's department.. Yesterday
the number of returning soldiers, received,
fed and forwarded to their homes from
Captain Camps Soldiers Rest at the de-
pot, was $500.
The last of the 'old army of the POtom-
&C, except Wilcox division of the 9th
Corps, will start home to be mustered out
of service. Wilcox Division will remsin
here to perform garrison duty until re-
lieved by one year men, now on their way
to the Shenandoah valley.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
FROM san rRAECIsCO.


The steamer Brother Jonathan, from
Victoria and Portland, brings nearly $780,
600 in gold.
5 The cable of the Rvssisn telegraph has
been successfully submerged across Frazar
river.
Reports from the northern mines are
very favorable.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax Colfsx hiss arrived
in California. He speaks at PIacersViile
tonight.
Lste advices from Australia say that the
war in New Zealand appears TO be drag
-iI'na -nrt4Itah 'ernrgrunvo .uuro,O>. sY4 a'-
tempting to steal the steamer Colonel were
srraigned in the County Cours to-day.
Whea asked if they desired 3 counsel, they
replied that they did not, but would be sat
isfed to be tried by jury OF their country
men and would abide theresult. No other
emigration movements have trsnspired.
The treasury reports, for the last six
months, show falling off of over 81, 100000
as compared with the same period last J ear,
vet the gold and silver product on the coast
| Is known to be much larger. The deposits
at the mint last month aggregate So, ,227, ,OOO
l'-the largest amount during the same space
time in three years. ~
The ship Seamen's Bride, owned at Bos'
ton. was totally lost on the reef on Bar
kerjs Island, march 11th, with q partial
cargo of guano, bound for Europe.
The Central Transit Compsny's steamer
America, has arrived from Panama via
San Juan and Del Sur, with the passen
gers who sailed in the Golden Rule from
New York on the 22d of May, and Wh'
xyara Nraeked on RaDeAVoF reef
The Pacific nail steamer Colorado, from
New York via Cape Horn, arrived Il
goo1 condition after favorable passage.
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residents or on board American vessels.

residents or on board American vessels.
Hon. 4. II Royn, American Minister to
Japan, and Hon. Anson Bnrlingame, Min
lister to China, passed through Alexandra
on the 18th, en- route toAmerics on q leave
of absence.
An Alexandria telegram, July 8, reports
considerable diminution of the cholera.
There were lS deaths on the 4th. Theep-
ldemic was stationary at Cairo.
ISDIA-A private telegram from Bonn
bay, July Sd, says imports are still rising.
CALCUTTA, July Goods and twist in
demsnd at improving rates. Later tele-
grams to July 4Ih report a decided i'm
provement.
CAPE OF Coop HoPE-A fearful hurri-
cane occurred here on the 18th of NAY,
The English mail steamer Athens, from
Msuritus, was totally lost and seventeen
other vessels were wrecked. Seventy lives
were lost in Table Bay.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Funds stea.
dy. Money easy. Scott, Bell s. Co., Rsst
Indian merchants in London, have sus.
pended. Liabilities $500, 900,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
FROM SAVANNAH.

NEW 1ORK, July ~.
The steamer Nevada brings Savannah
dates to the 18th. The Herald publishes
an order from General Steedman assuming
command of the Department of Georgia.
General BrsnnOn is made commander of
the District of Savannah. Mr.. Trenholm,
rebel Secretary of the Treasury, was re-
msnded to Fors Pulaski on the I4th. He
had been permitted to visit Hilton Head
and Charleston under parole and without
guard. r -
Receipts of cotton at Savannah were
14S 500 bales, and "a bales domestics.
A man named Moore, q member of Co.
B, Gath Iowa, was killed by lightning on
the 18th. 1
The Republican has an article showing
Savannah to be very healthy, and attributes
this condition to sanitary measures adopted
Dy the military officers in command there.
The city is infested by desperadoes released
from the penitentisry to go into the rebel
army. An extensive burglary at the store
of John O. Maker s. Co, is attributed to
these thieves.
Within two weeks between 5000 and
1000 bales of cotton are expected from the
interior.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
ROurHRRH REWn

NEW YORK, july 10.
The Hersld's Charleston Correspo1dent
says that the msjority OF the South Caro.
Ina planters, though 80 recently the most
uncomPromising advocates of slavery, have
already begun TO look on emancipation as
really benefit TO them, and are inclined
70 the opinion that compensated labor will
IN the end be far more profitable and salts
factory to the land owners of that State
generally.
All the principal South Carolina crops
excepting rice are represented As Welding
Abundsntly this year. Rice cultivation
has been much neglected owing to the dis.
organization and confusion incident TO the
change from the slave 10 the free labor sys-
tenn
There is considerable i'll feeling in
Charleston between the soldiers snd citi.
zens. and there has recently been some
breaches Of the peace, in which the colored
people Of the city as well as the colored
troops have been mixed up. General Ben.
nett post eommsndsnt, has consequently
found it necessary to issue special orders Of
pretty stringent character, requiring all
citizens to deliver up all fire arms in their
possession, to refrain from assemblsges
and noisy demonstrations in the streets and
remain at their homes after eight IN the
evening. The soldiers are also reminded
OF their duties and warned sgsinst the
Perpetratlon of any outrage, or the exhibi-
tlon OF dlsenurtesy to the people
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VARIOUR NEWs IrEns-

NEW YORK, July 10.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe corresnon-
dent says the health of jeff Davis is aid 70
have been failing rapidly of late, though
he IS supplied with plenty of fresh air,
good food, and such opportunities for ex-
ercise as the contracted limits Of Fortress
Monroe easement will permit. Within a
few days he has without any apparent
cause become unusually detected, and it Is
surmised that this depression of his has
been caused BY some one having commu.
nlcated TO him the intelligence of the exc
cutlon ofthe assassination eonspirstors. It
IS said that one of his eyes is almost blind
and that the other gives indications of soon
being SO. The only reading matter allowed
him Is the Bible, to the perussl of which he
deVotes considerable time, and he is not al
lowed to write or receive any letters.
The Times Washington special SAYS -
Among the applications for pardon re-
ceived since yesterday are those of Cover
nor Letcher, Of Virgins, j. d. Debow, the
Spottswood brothers, of Richmond, and
Harry Gilmore the rebel raider and robber
new under Indictment at Baltimore for
treason.
Among the persons psrdoned to-day are
H. NJ. S.srrsrd, member of the rebel Con-
gress from Virgins, and John O. Ballard,
owner of the Ballard House in Richmond,
recently seized under the eonfseation act.
Ballard has been here in person to attend
to his Coeo. C. RufHo, jrr son of the old 30
cessionist who recently blew his brains out,
has also been pardOned, and Dr.J. j. War
ring, formerly Of Washington, and owner
of some of the finest dwelling houses in the
city. He will now get the benefit Of the
high rents Of his property.
It should be understood that neither the
tone or the spirit of the orders recently is
sued by Generals Granger, Custer and 9TH
ersI WHICH require nasroes to have passes
from their employers are approved either
by General Howard or the Secretary of
War. General Howard will soon issue, by
direction Of the Secretary, an order saying
substantially that in all parts Of the South
no other passes shall be required Of negroes
desiring 70 travel than are requiredof other
persons
The South Osrolins delegation, headed
by Governor Perry, who arrived last eve
ming, are here for the purpose of procuring
the pardon of themselves and number of
others, and to sat the 'i&-A- e------4-aAnt in
s..-li--..-sr415y desire to talk the situation
over with President johnson to see if there
is not some particular panaces. that will do
for South CsrOlina's ills.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRo, July 19.
Arriyals from EastpOrt bEinss-950 bales
of cotton. Among her passengers is the
rebel General ROddy, who has applied for
pardon, and expressed his determination
TO become good citizen, obey the laws,
and use his influence to sustain the gov
ernment. -
The Continental, with New Orleans
dates of the 18th, arrived with $50 bales Of
cotton for New York; 325 for st. Louis,
and 300 for Evansville.
The Red River country will raise no
crop but corn this year except in few local
tiles.
A vessel sailed from New Orleans for st.
Petersburg direct with cargo of cotton
belonging to New Orleans merchants.
The wheat crop of Louisiana is better
than ever known. Sugar crop not as large
as last wear
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
OHIO MILITARY MlTRERS.
The Payment Of the soldiers
HEALTH OF GOVERNOR BROUGH
COIOred People of Alexandria.
South Carolina Delegation.
FROM COLUMBUS.


COLUMBUS, July 10.
HoNEWARD BOUND.
The 69Lh Ohio and Battery I, let Artil-
lery, left Louisville to-day for Camp Den
nison. The work of mastering out troops
in this State is progressing with great ra-
pidity. The mastering and pay forces at
the three camps are at work to their ut
most capacity.
PAYMENT OF TROOPS.
The troops at Nashville, Chattanooga
and Knoxville are about to be paid. Pay
agents lesye tonight to receive sllOtmsnts
from the Ohio men.
HEALTH OF GOVERNOR BRoUGH.
A dispatch received here this noon from
Surgeon General Barr states that Governor
Brough passed an uncomfortable night, and
that this morning he had severe hemor-
rhsge, but at the time of writing the tele-
gram he was resting easy. Much anxiety
prevails as TO the Governors condition.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
PROM FORTREss MONROE.

The steamer Columbia has arrived from
City Point foI Baltimore with the 65th Ill.
Regt. bound home. This Regt. numbers
1921 men, other regiments having been
consolidated IN it. Ihe steamers North
erner and Robert Morris have also orrived
from City Point, bound to Baltimore with
troops on board. Tne steamer j. Otis from
CITY Point has arrived with the 18th New
York Heavy Artillery on board. The
steamer Convoy has arrived from Rich
mond, bound to Washington. This will be
her last trip, as the mail steam route be-
tween Washington and Richmond is to be
discontinued. Mails will go by rail here
] after.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

The income-lists of the citizens of Chi
csgo, for the yesr 1864, are published BY
the Chicago Tribune. Among the heaviest
are that OF VIM. B. Ogden, $3os,4oo ..
M. NickersOn, $275,643i A. h Crosby
sIe4282; and c. h. McCOrmick, SOL S99'
Ten persons report incomes of 500 GOO
and upwards; thirty-eight between htty
and one hundred thousand, four hundred
and four between ten and fifty thoussnd'
and about sixteen hundred over $4,000 per
annuTn
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1865.
The New York DaiIies.

Hon. Samuel Shellsbsrger, of Spring
field, Ohio, member of Congress elect from
the Seventh District declared himself for
negro suffrage in his Fourth of July ora
sion st Xsnis, in the following words:
Let the men who shall establish govern
ments upon the ruins of these slave do
miuions, see to it that this enfrsnchised
race of God-delivered men shall not be ig-
nored in the structure Of these govern
rnsnts, nor be denied their just and prop
erlv regulsted voice in their control
The leaders of the party of the Union
are thus taking ground one after another
in favor of justice TO the blacks ana the
safety of the Republic.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
COMmEROIAL CONVENTIeN.

OHICAGoi July II.
The National Commercial College Con.
vention closes its eight d ,ys session with a
banquet at Bryant Hall this evening.
Among the one thousand Invited guests
are Senator Trumbull, Hon. Wm- Bogden,
General Garfield, and General J. d. Web
ster
The late Convention mas disposed of
large amount of business, systematizing
commercial education
The Convention has been success.
Fl. d, Strstton, o. New York, was chosen
President of the International chain of
COlleOea
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ARRIYAL oF TmE sEBAGo.

NEW YORK. July 10.
The United States steamer Sebsgo, Lieu
tenant D. B. Harmony, commanding, has
arrived from nineteen months cruise in
the Gulf of Mexico. She took part in the
bombsrdmsnt of Fort Morgan, and in the
later naval operations against the city OF
Mobile.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

The New Orleans Pieayssne has this par
.orsnb GGen. NJ, JEFF Thompson is de-
s;rous of forming q business association
with an experienced or established cotton
or other commission house in the city oil
New Orleans He will receive communi-
cations through the post Office. We pre-,
sumo there are few men who could Aoo
more business to the books of any house In
tbis citv than this gentleman"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

The Post Office Department, in which
for many years the expenditures exceeded
the receipts, has during the last SIX months
received more than 100000 In exces s oil
its expenses, and it it is believed that the
next six months will make even better
showing.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

The Lightning Destroys
Files Instantly, and Is not H"Vr7 ~ 10
for anything else. Is easily prepared ana -usoo,
aud does rapid execution. Each Ahett VIII st'tAcs
und kill a Quart of Flies-and promotes quie' IN
reading, peace while you eat, and the comforts OF
q nap in the morning. -
sold by all Druggist
grns9s-2 2gI .eodAty.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
TEzNEssEE LEGISLATURES.

UAsA4NdAONi OuiJ -"s
Dispatches state that President johnson
has expressed 8 determination that the
laws passed by the Tennessee Legislature
shall be obeyed, and that all illegal voters
in the approaching election shall be kept
from the polls.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
Yesterday evenings EDITION.
FROM BUFFALO.

bUEFALOJ July 10.
The destruction of the sheds At New
York Central cattle yards yesterday will
not interfere with the regular stock busi-
ness of the road. The hotel and extensive
.,ansfer house escaped injury. The loss
ill not exceed $4,000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

- -ar-----r--s - Esso--
ard PaImersJOu VIII 10 EOsutI----
the little borough of Tiverton without op-
position. John Bright will come back from
birmingham, without show Of opposition.
Mr. Gladstone's son, q young gentleman
Of twenty-one, is up for the Commons, so is
Lord Amberly, youth Of the same tender
age. a son of Lord John Russell. John
Stewart Mill, the author and doctrisalTeI
is candidate for Westminster, (the heart
of London,l and is strongly opposed BY
Mr.. Smith, the great news agent OF Eng
land, and who has plenty of money. The
contest in this district is close one, and
ysrv naturally exeites wide interest. Mr..
Mil refuses to conform to the time-honored
British custom of buying up his constitu-
ency, and remained in France up TO few
dsys before the election. There is sstrong
religious opposition to him, it having been
charged that he is an Atheist. "ColoneP
Thomas Hughes, the author Of ITEM
Browns School Days" is 3 candidate Tor
Lambeth, with poor chance, We are sorry
TO see, of success. Baron Rothschild VIII
buy his way back to the city OF London.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

Bourbon, Bye, Scotch and irish "hisAy
French Brandy, Gin, Port, Madeira Oiaret anu
Native Wines, London Porter and Scotch Ae' IOr
medicinal use; ths very best Congress- hislen-
gen, vichy and other Mineral Waters at d ALL D
homeopathic Pharmacy, NO. II Monument Park
teqO.246:eod
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

"But psin is perfect misery, the worst of syil''
and excessive; Overturns sll patience" All Drug
gusts have ior sale Dr.. D. d. seslys's LioulD ga
TARRH REMSDY, which will remove FEh a.
NEHTLY sI pAics fr1m Catarrhal ditnoultle'' ANY
one who has ever used it will so recommend n
tv IT.RS
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60 Road

ULEvELAED, o, July 10, 1fe6.
hdiv,deud Of five per cent has been declared BY
this Company, payable at the uluai Piac's on H9d
alter August LIST next, free Of Governments TAX
The transfer books viii b, closed from the evening
Of the 2gth inst unsil August I'd. 3 ''
By order Of the Board OF Directors,
,v1o.aas GEO. q. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

BOtt & Haight, No. 1876 Bauk street, have
lust receiveda large assortment OF SILK, Linen and
Oaubri3 baudkeIohlefs Of every description, which
they are now Offering at reduced prices. Gall and
examine their stock before purcha,ing elsewhere
jpIs:23O
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
OnAL GALES.

NEW YORK, July 19.
The suetion sale of Pittston coal came
off this morning. There was an advance
OF five to twenty-five cents, in comparison
with the last sales made.
There were sales of 25 900 of tons Scrsn-
ton coal, instead of $4,000 as expected,
owing to q scrike at the mines, with de-
cline OF from ten to twenty FIVE cents, ex-
cept stove coal, which brought an advance
of from thirty to thirty-fve cents
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

Lambs Knitting Machine.-eENIV'
TaIunPHAEr.-Ths greatest Invention Of the age.
Nsrrows the toe, knits the hesl, OOmPlete in one
u,ece. WIN do all that it is promised TO do in our
circulars. Gall on or address, with stamp, A L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior st., Cleveland. PyaI;2le
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

The sale OF Newspapers on the Cars.
For the privilege OF selling books and
navspapers on the Hudson River Railroad,
Il issaid that no less than 5000 q year is
paid. For the privilege on the Central
Railroad, the tax is $500 per yeal. This
seems lsrgesum, and yet 1t IS said that q
large income is derived from the opera
tons. On the Hudson River road the sales
average 800 to each through train On
the CenrrAl the average is $3.50 per train.
The books and papers are not sold by the
owners of the right, but Toys employed BY
them. The boys receive fifteen per ceRt
on all sales, and make largs wages.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

It is said that Msjor Mcdonnell, q form
er Provost Marshal of St. Louis, recently
eloped with and married young daughter
of GoYernor Curtin, Of Pennsylvania.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

The Unionists of Northern Texas have
terminated B. H. Petersonfof Red River
county for Governor. The regular cleo
t;on comes off on the frat Monday Of Au-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

The only female present st the execu-
tion of Payne and others, at Washington,
was Miss Msjor Walker, Surgeon. When
she left the Penitentiary she rode her horse
as a man does
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

MRS. CashbeFg pays the highest oash price
for ladies' cast OF Wsstiag apparel Plesse try, y
calling, or sending note by post, to Mrs OAs a'
BERG, No. 1IO Pittsburgh street Ordsr. VIII be
punctuany attended to. jJoSo1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

rowing match between s club nom
,,;st.bDrs md a club from Cincinnati is TO
..l.s 1,ises on the river opposite the latter
sir it, about the first of August. Distance
i've miles; fcr a wager Of $1,000
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

The States which elect Governors this
fall are Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts,, Yer
mont Minnesota, New Jersey, Ohio, WIS
consin and Virginia.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

Pf otograph Albums, Portfolios, Pocket Books,
Gold Pens, Pencils, Chess Men. Oheck board s,ao
at greatly reduced prices, can be found At Bakers
a59 .peror street, ID store from bonumentAl
sooare. jy2O: So
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

wood Turning OF every description in the
best style at the shorte't hotic'b by
iyls;sso g. RICHTER, 76 Columbus st.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20

Having NJ use for my 6ules, shall sell If
teen at auction on Saturday, July 22d, O. Mum
ger, Warren, Ohio to be sold BY Fred Kimberly
a. No. rs Ohamplaiu street, Cleveland. jy2o'22s