Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

ent term Of the Ohio Wesleyan Universe
ty and the Ohio Wesleyan Female College
will terminate next Wednesday. The next
term viii commence after atwo weeks vs.
cation. -.g
During one week in the present month
there were. forty-two ~convicts received at
the Ohio Penitentiary, of which number
twenty were from Hamilton county and
fifteen from Lucas.
In the State during the past year, 3d.
BIG sheep, valued at $l3O,916, were killed
by dogs, and 2l,I03 injured-the injuries
being estimated at s43, 500, 5O-making in
all SI74,3245O. -fg az M
One Snyder, a mail carrier at Plymouth,
recently struck his wife with a chair,
while drunk, and thinking he had killed
her, left his family for his family's good.
Among the rebel refugees in a new
colony established near Cordova, Mexico.
is William Marshall Anderson, brother of
u Governor and of General Robert An
derson.
Major General Charles c. Walcutt is at
his home in Columbus, on a visit to his
family and friends.
The Sandusky Register of the 18th an
nounced good sleighing on the ice between
that city and Johnson's Island.
A young lady at Chesterfield, Morgan
county, was recently shot dead by the ac-
eidental explosion of a gun, just as she
was kissing her lover to bid him good
bye. 81
The Central Ohio Railroad received the
other day five or six new locomotives, the
first installment of a lot of fourteen re-
Gently purchased.
The Atlantic & Great Western and the.
Fort Wayne & Chicago Railways are
building a new depot at Mansfield.
The military order Diminishing First
Lieutenant Oliver P. Irion, of the slst o.
". l., has been revoked, and he has been
honorably discharged the, service.
Eight couple were divorced at the re-
cent term of the Scioto Common Pleas.
Cincinnati consumed in 1864 nearly 1s9.
600, DOC cubic feet of gas. In ten months
OF 1855, 10000, 600, paying a ven tax
The eth o. v. Y. 1. was paid and
day. aisbanded at Camp Chase on Fri
Five convicts were on .t
the Penitentiary from Fa1rTSeafG6 heF6aHifnfy.
John Neuber, late OF the Goth Ohio In
dependent Battery, was admitted to the
State Soldiers Home on Saturday.
An excellent supper was given to the
returned members of the 10th o. vi, at
GAINESVILLE on Thursday evening last,
The Treasures office of Hancock county
was robbed on Tuesday night of $3.50 in
postal currency and $50 in two and three
cent pieces.
The receipts of the Miami County Az
ricultural Society for the current year
amount to $l,s36 "A.
During the month of October there
were forty-six marriage licenses issued BY
the Probate Judge of Licking county. In
November there were forty-three.
The following Ohio officers have been
brevetted Colonels E. S. Holloway 4lst,i
Samuel R. Mott; 57th, John E. Cummins,
l85th, and Jacob E. Taylor, 1ssth. to be
Brigadier Generals by brevet; Lieutenant
Colonies Horatio Whitbeck, 65th, and J..
2 Morrow, 92d, TO be Colonies BY brevet :;
Captains VIM. n. Williams, S45th and
VIM. FELTON,, Goth, to be Majors BY brevet,
and First Lieutenant Geo. H. Bell, End
Heavy Artillery, to be Captain by brevet.
A temperance revival is going on at
Hlllsboro, 500 persons having signed the
pledge.
The suit commenced against the civ of
Dayton in 1863 by WI. and J.. P. Comfy,
claiming damages to the amount of $40
S75, for property destroyed by the mob
which set fire to the Dayton Journal office
May 9TH, 1863, has been decided in favor
of the city.
The following Ohio regiments are en-
route from New Orleans to Camp Chase
The 10th, with % officers and 492 men;
the 49th, with % officers and 27e men
and the Goth, with % officers and 100
men.
Mss Clara Bell, a teacher in the Central
College, at Columbus, disappeared on the
night of the lIth- 1t is thought she is
insane. e
The 10th Ohio, Brevet Brigadier Ban
ming commanding, left Washington on the
18th for Columbus, where they are ordered
for final payment and discharge.
Colonel Job R. Parker, late of the 4sth
Ohio Regiment, died at Lexington, High |
land county last week.
On sns LYSlA szx2E1H-
Of Springfield presented to Major General
j. W. Keifer a magn ifeent service of siI-
yer plate, valued at $1,000.