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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29


A DEMOCRATIC DnENMA While the
Northern Democrats argue that the
Northern white laborer will suffer by the
composition of free negroes from the
South, the Southern Democrats hold that
the free negroes will not be able 10 re-
sist .the pressure Of competition from
the white laeorers of the North and OF
Enrcpe The Democratic party is,
therefore, involved in this dilemma, 20.
Wit: Whether white lsborers are 10
starve ont the freedmen, or the freedmen
are to ssarve out the whites This ques.
ton belongs exclusively to that party,
and until it has coma TO a solution Of il
We ara content in fhe faith that Meth
er class viii starve, but thst they will All
be greatly benefited By abolition and
freedom.-O OsaesW @aii Gasetse
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-29
BOOKS.

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All the Works Of the suthor Of John Halifax.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
Mauplr Errrrss, Avg. I, 1856

MsEDET EVEEIss, Aug. 70 lSo6.
The local money m ,rkes Is quiet, and with only
= modersts demand for currency balances are In
creaaing with Bankers, sud the market Is reported
oomfOrtab y easy. The demand FIR and offerings
Of exchange about balance, End the supply Is still
reported oIose and rates firm At 4 discount to par
buying add 4 to Y premium selling.
o.,S ~. ..
Oolu ruhng very s'eadyI tue uAhy hu0tua'On'
bei1g within one per csht. The market to-day,
however. was 6rmsr than on Saturday. induced
u-hh -. r.h,
-
yes'stuSi' showing oecilne OF percent. On i've
t"en'ies In the EGG isn markets. Additional ao-
vices received today being tsree days later shou
q further decline Of H9l per csnt-' ThioA VIII
moot hse'y influence = inrthsr advance Of the gold
Pr'mium' The closing price this afternoon was
iH
Inc On0'hhAH money Market rules ''eaoy, me
moderate. Rates Of intereat range from 8 to 10
per cent. Exchange 1. in better supply, and rates
are steady At par to 500 premium buying and L 10
premium selling.
The Internal Revenue reotipts Of the Govern
ment for tbs nrst four day. OF August amounted to
S5,ss5,l6s 80. The receip $ from this source each
day of the current month have exhibited a steady
increase in the revenue Of the TIea. ury, the easy
circumstances of which, financially speaking, were
so emphatlcallV set forth in the thoroughly frank
and business like exposition of the national Obliga-
tions and Immediate cash resources, given to the
public BY the able heal Of the Department.
Ire Ci4cinnau Gazette OF this morning has the
louo"lng;
II was oatIenty reported yesterday that there
Ce1S..o- VI stone' iA.1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

CHAP ART.-0ur streets are all a-hame
with great pictorial posters which announce
the coming of Van Amburg's Menagerie
and Howe's European Circus. Every avail
able old building is made gsy by the ad-
vertising art, and the fences and walls
along many streets fsunt out the tidings.
Al the foot of Water street large bulletin
boards q been improvised, a score of
feet in height and rods in length, on which
are spread out all the wonders, and more,
that are to come. If one wishes to realize
the scene of the burning of BIrnum's
Museum, wherein the lcosed and fighting
monsters are the central figures in the
flaming amphitheatre, let him look on
those posters. They possess much artistic
merit in their way. And they are all the
art that hundreds and thousands of people
in our great cities have an opportunity to
enjoy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

NORRIS AND WILSON'S MIEsTRELs.-The
Academy of Music was crowded to suffOca-
tiOn last night, by a very respectable house.
We have never seen a larger audience
there, no, not even during the engagement
of the Keans. The performance was on the
whole very good, and was certainly highly
relished. The jokes and hits were mostly
new. Several choice songs were rendered,
among which was the favorite Alpine song
with echo, by the author, H. s. Thompson.
Nearly every performances, whether song,
dance, b~urlesque, or Whatnot, was enthusi-
s~stically eneored.
This best of negro minstrel trOupes will
give three more entertainments here. The
programme tonight differs from either of
the others. Those who attend the perform
aHce this evening, will pass a pleasant
hour.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

TIL LRE n TINES OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Il P. Brockett, NJ. D., who is the author
of several interesting books inspired by the
late wal, has taken the field with numer-
GUS biographers ofour msrtyred President.
His aim in writing this book, is to exhibit
Abraham Lincoln as he appeared and was,
in all the relations of life, q man of the
people, q pattern man in his fidelity
to truth and principle and right. he writes
it from such impulse SIS a child might have
to write the life of his honored and revered
father. he writes from affection and per-
sOnsl admiration, snd we may, therefore,
look to find in this work peculiarities and
e~xcellencies which we may in vain seek
"a, in other biographies of the Iamented
Preside ut.
The booS is gotten up with great care.
II Is published ~ Bradley & Co., of Phila-
delphia, and R. n. Gurran, of Rochester,
N. Y. Agents will soO.u canvass the city
this work, and among the number of
excellent "Lives," this " Life" can be
honestly recommended,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

Eggs-Dull and droOpIng. Held nOminAlIy ct
l5o.
Highuinea1ouiet, but firm ct 80 I792,ls.
AleOhOL-steady Held at H.S4S4,S9 for IS
per cent Cologne Spirits, CSC per cent, A,49.
Neutral Proof Spirits s. S29a,sT.
STEADY at Sc for round lots re-
fined, present delivery 669S7O for future dtliVay'
according to time.
Lake FIsh-In moderate demand and steady.
Whitohsh, $500, Piokersl $500 Herring s5,75;
Trout S7,75.
Dried AppIes-stsady. Sales 100 bbls At s1ze,
pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Unpseled at &c.
Hay-DemAnd good. Old scarce and firm at
SIS. sO@l5,OO. New in good receipt and selling ct
Ss,OO9l1, 90. Baled steady st Sls,Oo92,00 90.
~Eeafhers-In demand 1t I5c D q for nice live
geese.
ssIa-Fius searas. Market firm at says for
Fine; $3.50 for Coarse.
Ale and PnrGar-hsrkss Esssdy. We quot
- ioIloWs Present Use TX Ale $40; Stock XX4
S14,oO; Ksnnsts Hs,OOi Pale Cream Sill Porte,
IA. Hah and quarter barrels In proportion.
water LtEne-OsEsgo and Akrsn held at
500.
FlssAsr.-sPovsB'sT land plaster 5000 per
ton; Oaleined $500 3 Dbl.
HOps-Firm. New York State $4,000, socord'
ing 70 quality Ohio 25930o.
Ealt-Steady. Barley Malt held Is $40 pei
buuhsl.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
MARINE NEWS.
OF O-sEVELAHD.

INTERMEDIATE. 81.
stmr city Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prp Einirs, Thorn, BrGII
Bars TWiligbL Vance, Bufia
Bark Cream City, johnson Buhslp
Bark Gen sherman, Carl, Buffalo
Brig Baltimore, Savage, Black btver
Brig Rio Grande, Hamilton, Buffalo
eche WinOna, m-Bta ne, Marquette
SchT T Baker, Robson, Marqnetto
schr d Bradley, Mineh, Marquette
eohr Js sic ArdersOJ, Galloway, Marquette
-chr Wilmington, P meTOy, MsTquette
Sour AustrAlis, McAdams, HOugntOn
S,hr myra, BrittOu, A-htAbula
SchT Emma, Hsnninger A pena
Sohr D Tod, Ca -roll, tuh 10
Schr Lizzie, Bedford, Port Huron
Schr AutaintO, Flint, ruffslO
Sehr Lewis Csss, Honey we'll, Buda'O
schr PhilO SooVili, scOlley, buffalo
schr Conrad Beid, Reid, Toledo
Schr Onward, LsleVre, Milwaukee
Schr Geo D Dousman, Fearsons Milwaukee
Sohr Arab Be6ghgA Arquetts
ScoW Black swan. Saith, Black River
sooW P J Ferris, Cullin, Buffalo
SoOW Eagle, Powell, ToieoO
Scow Black Kovlr, jennings, Port Huron
soow Pacific, Penn, Bay City
scoW Thomas Swain, PelowB Toledo
OLEARED--AUa. 81.
stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop C~anisteo, Blsekmin N. Dunkirk
Prop E mira, Thcru, toledo
Prop WiRconsin, Williams, Ogdensburgh
Prop TiOga, sissOn. DuDkirk
Bark TWHieht, Vance, ChicssO
Bark FOntanslle, HfRrns. MlEaukee
Schr ID TOD, Carroll, Chicago
Schr Pbilo ScOVill, Geo ly, Chicago
scoW Mono, OAFrAn, T0le o
scoW Eagle, Powell, Toledo
seoW sutler Gill BurlIngame, Black River
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
LOCAL NOTICES.
rnb,ic HenIth.-Tne Press.

Public Health.-Ihe Press.
Advertising has been pronounced ''undignlfed'
by the medical faculty. a physician who Adver-
tises q valuable rem ely to hhy people in hi. pi
vate practice, would receive the cold shoulder from
his professional b~rsthren, th.uld he make lts mer-
Its known to mill on5 through the business col
uuns # a newspaper press. This may be "dIgni-
debut il 1t benevolent, humane, or just Z
Whoever Is fortunate Ell ough to discover or invent
any thing that will prevent, or curs, or alleviate
humAn t~u1erins, l. bound TO make it known,
through every chaanel Of communication within
his reach to the genersl public. For many years
the merits Of 30 sTErFAR'5 CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS have thu Leeu proclaimed
to the world, aud multitudes have been restored
to health, CT saved from fetal mAladies 10 Goa
sequence A. new facts have been developed in
relation to tbs operation Of this most pure and pO-
tent Of ali S omsotios and Alt,ratives, they have
been stat d In s mple Language to the people OF
many lands; and n the propIieto.s Of the medicine
baTo derived PronS 49,. 49, s.----,----
sands upon thousands Of iudividuAls have bern ben.
emitted thereby to an extent beyond ell estimate.
In the Vast Indies, 0aasds, Australia and south
America, HosTErTER's BITTERs are now recognized
as The sole sPe5isc for dyspepsia, the best pO,s BILE
safeguard against sp'dsm;es, and the finest invieo-
rant in cases Of General Debility, aud the only diff
fusiVe stimulsnt entirely free from noxious ingre-
dents. sug7.24s:lWdIw
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
PIFTsHURsH PETROLRUAMARKEI
Especial report for the Daily LEAsrE.I

PITTSBURGH, August $50 n.
The receipts Of Crude to-day landed at the wharf
were 1,5OO bbls; landed st the Forth American
works, above the city, 1900 bbls Receipts of Re-
fined by Ill 800 bbls.
Crude is dull. ssles were 1900 bbls in bulk End
barrels relu ned at 2Os2OHc; eco bbls offered at
1919, without packages; sal 5 zoo bbls free on
bOa-d at 2b1zc 100 bbls Green county amber oil at
24o without packages.
Refined dull. Gales 1000 bbls bOndsd, q fAvorlte
brand, delivered at Philadelphia, st SIG. Prieef
here are nominal, and there is nothing doing.
In urpsHtiue there VA 8 sale to day Of lOO bbls
Brilliant, free, st 42c.
The p ice Of oil at the wells on Cherry Run is
s.. 1885, 90; at story Farm $500; at Pithole 50 90.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

A HoRsE THIEF GIvBS UP TO THE RIGHTFUL
PARTIEs.-Frank C.. Gansberry stole a horse
in gainesville late lastWeek, and soon after
offered him for sale here at q suspiciously
low figure. The police, who had been no.
tilted of the affair, took him under their
care, and gave him q room in the city
prison. He waived an examination yes.
tOrdsy morning, aud was bound over in
bail of $500. The sheriff of Lake county
appeared, and requested that Gansberry be
handed over to the authorities of that
county FIR prosecution. His request was
granted, and the thief was escorted to
Painesville by the sheriff, yssterda y after
noon.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

TIE REvESUE CUTTEss.-The two revenue
cutters being built here by E. NJ. Peck &
Co., are nearly completed. They have been
named William Pitt Fessenden and John
Sherman. Steam will be got up on the lat
ter on Friday or Saturday, it is expected.
The trial trip will probably come of, as we
are informed, on the goth inst. They are
beautiful craft, and we shall give a full de-
scription of them SIS soon as they are
fninhnd
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

CITY COUNCIL There will be 3 regular
meeting of the Council tonight. There
was no session last week, as the City Clerk
requested and received leave of absence
from the city, and as it was stated that
there was no important business to attend
to. If it takes till eleven O'Clock to get
through with business that is styled "unim-
p~Ortant," we quake at the thought of the
Iate hours that will be kept when the city
affairs become pressing.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

LAKE SHORE HOUsE.-The progress of the
work of ~excavating and grading for the
road down to the front entrance of the
Union depot now building, has caused the
proprietor of the above named house on
Water street, to reconsider his resolution
not to move his hotel. On second thought
he concluded to remove, and it has already
nearly vanished from sight. The place
that once knew it, will know it no more for
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

ATTEMPT TO FIRE TIE Angler HOUSE "A
little before eleven O'Clock last night flame
was seen shooting up in a room st the
northwest end of the Angler House on the
ground floor. It has been used as a storeroom
for liquors by Col. Ross since the closing of
thai public house. About g thousand dol
lars worth of liquors was housed there.
An incendisry had broken a pane of glass
and kindled q FIRE in the straw of some
boxes laying around loose in the room. The
steamers were promptly on hand, and
quickly put out the FIRE. The loss'is insig-
nifcsnt.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

"THE HOUSEHOLD PHYsICIAE."-Dr. Ira
ical Society, has recently prepared the
work named above for the express use Of
physicians, families, mariners, planters
and travellers. The book contains a full
description in plain English language, Of
all the diseases incident 10 men, women,
and children, giving the nature, causes and
remedies for the same Treating upon
four hundred different subjects. 1t is al
so illustrated with three hundred and thir-
ty-six fine e~ngravings, thirty-six iIlustra-
tive figures, upon eight splendid Autograph
plates.
The merit of the work consists in this,
that it gives all The information that can
be desired for practical purposes in a thor
oughly ineligible manner, all teshnical
medical terms being omitted, and the sub
ject-matter brought easily within the com.
~prehension Of all classes.
The author is no dogmstist in his pro-
~fession, and belongs to the eclectic class,
drawing from all the schools. The work is
highly recommended by scientific gentle
men, and will no doubt have an immense
sale, as it was intended to supply what has
been felt to be a popular want. Il is sold
by subscription. Mr.. R. D. Csrvill has
come on here to establish agencies through
out this State, he being the general agent
for Ohio His headquarters at present are
st lib Bolivar street, where he may be
seen by those who may wish to subscribe
for the book or take sgepcies.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

FrRE.-The drying house of o. C. SEQ
Wills Barrel Factory, near Central Way, on
scranton's Flats, caught fire about eleven
O'Clock yesterday forenoon, and was par
TALLY burned. The drying apartment was
filed with lumber owned by Messrs. Hsr-
man & Crawl. Loss in lumber and build
ing about $500; no insurance.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

= To BE PAID OFy.-It has been announced
three several times, semi-Oficially, that he
10th o. V. C. would be paid off that par
ticulsr day. Officers of the regiment are
quite positive that the work of paying off
will begin TO day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
Weekly Bank Statements.
New York stock Msrket-August7 2.

Now IOFA btOch q
lBT THLsaEAPH.l
Government StOeks-Are Q shade easier
United States Sixei. 1851 coupons, 1867; do Five
twenty coupons, Ice do new issue, lO4%; Tressu.
~ N les, 7 3 10, ssooLd series, 993z; do third Uries
991s; Fiyes. T~en-forty coupons, 81
5tOekS-Firm Missouri skies "; Cumberland
pref rred 42%; BrunsWiok City Laud Co Tx
Erie, extra dividend, s4A; hudson liz; Beading
iO6Ai Michigan Southern 657s; Illinois Central
scrip l25; Northwestern 27H; dOpreferred 6256; Fl
Wayne s75si @ icsaO & Alton 1OL.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

FIE1s.-The large book kept for the in
finite series of records of the police court
proceedings, was filed plump full. i. e.,the
remsining space was, with yesterdays
docket. Another huge blank volume lies
there ready to receive the stain of innum-
erable crimes.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
ToNsoRIAL
TRIUMPH OF a III
Il - D,o.,,no
Mig Making and Ladies nAE Dr0lHs
VIM. DAY. 46 Public NqGsre,
Has AL HE LAIEsT INVENTIONS N " HOhA.

SEE TIE ILLUSION Welt fits 70 q cha "
CURL--FRESOH NATURAL RlEGLEfs
Jus received 'direoO 3 large quantity OF this beau
fiFul hair. ladies please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
reelected sto K slways on hand
W~.TFe-FAlL$ BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU-
GENE Rows and FsEEOd HEAD-DREssES,
mad ~ the advertiser equal 70 those imported,
~ LAdies oun B-aids made into any Of the
above he d-Dressss sithout injury 20 switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and hair Cutting
do Elm he latest and mot prevailing styles.
IA DTElHg.-Particuiar attention paid to
this brsuoh Of the busiues. The best Of Dye used.
HOT AHD GOLD BATHS alN rays ready. The
best bathing apartments in the eitg, III
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
sew ADvERrIsEmExs

Crumb, Psslington . Kendall-New Goods.
Ro5't Bauna & Cpl asure E1cursion.
G.. L Van NoTtwick Business Men Wanted
J. J. Wilson 4 CO-lCO Ageats Wsnsed.
Lost-GOld speotao'es.
l.. B. FHliEms-MIners Wanted.
J. M. Aoker-HOuse for Sals.
A. 4 6. BsilWay-TrAck-lsyers Wanted.
n. T. Co.-For OgdeDsburgh.
johnson Eouse Pastry Cook WAITED.
Drawer 34I-Room Wanted.
BsTbers' Associstion-Locsl Notice.
B.-Bosrd Wanted.
Box 235I-House Wanted.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
cleveland wholesale MarKeG.


MONDAY EVHsIsd, August Z, 1895.
FreIghts-The following are the rates BY Lake
eteam) aud Rail from this port to New York and
Boston
To New Y~ork.-First class 81 IL; Beoond Glass
Sic; Third elass: Ito; Fourth clAss: SOC. Flour,
Go. Wool BIB.
To Boston.-Frst class: Sl,2s; Second GLASS
9ic; Third claes; 76o; Fourth class $50. Flour
TOO. vol 81 "a.
FIOur-Dsmsnd light and market steady. City
made Ak red held at Is, 100; do do Xxx white 500.
sales 40 bbls Xxx red, country made, a. So, 50; 81
bbls do do at $500: % bis Xxx white, country
made, at 1890.
Wheat-The market is hrmer and better, but
somewhat unsettled. This demand to-day was bet
ter than for some time past, but not active. salsI
were {. 500 bu No. 1 hilWaukee club st ST. As; 9,1OC
bu Ambsr Michigan at ST. 500 bu choice No.
red from store at 81 ,62.
OOrn-In fair inquiry, and irregular. We hear
Of sa'es at TOO and 7sc, the latter figure represent
ing the market at the close.
Oats-Firm, and in good demand, but scarce
Sales 2 cars from store at $50.
Rse- Dali and nominal at 600 from store.
Rnryey-IRaotive and nominal.
POrk-F rm at ss4. 90 for city packed mess.
LHru-Firma at $40 for oity-rendered IN barrels
and t'orces.
BeeI-OIty Mess held at $500, with light de-
msnd.
smoked Meats-In good demand, firm aud
unchanged. We quote sugar-cured hams, can
vsSssd, at &c; plsin-eured hams, oanvssssd, 25c
dried beef, csnvassed, &c: shoulders $50; bacon
2ec.
Butter-In good demand and steady at ZIG 4c
for Western Deserve, IS per quality.
~Cheese-Firm and steady at I2eI4o for good
to prime,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

SALE OF MULEs.-About a thousand mules
will be sold at auction to-day at the Gov
rnmen Corral on the Heights. This is a
first rate chance to get a good team at a
small price.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
3. Z. Money HArksa-AuEust z,

MOuey-Quiet and steady at 697 q cert. for
call loans, chiefly at she latter rate.
Sterling exchanged shade frmer; USH
0lOS% In god for hrst-clsss bills
GOld-A triae higher, openiDg at IA, adVanc-
ing 20 I4iM, d Ginning 70 1877, md closing 81 ia.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
REAL ESTATE.
John G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Atwater Building, Superior st.
o1rY PRoPERrr ZOE sALE.

I PROPERTY FOR SALE
Prospect st near BroWnell-1wo story house, and
lot 60xlZ5 feet; water and gas. $500.
Euclid st., near BrOwnell-LArge twO-s .orY brick
hou-e; hot and COZ water, BATH room, &o.i lot
64Kl6S feet. SIS, OlO
Walnut st., near E~ne-TvO-story house, barn, ard
lot 25I13 flsst. $3.50
KInsmaE y. po0lste Brick Water Cure-rWo-
story bou sl8I5 lot 72xt65 feet; barn fruitaud
shrubbery. $500
Euclid Stood t~so-stOTy brick house end large
LOT, IeAsehOld.
SooviIle avenue-House, barn and lot 4x2oO feet;
good fruit; 8 nice place. $50 0.
Eouse and Leash ld-On Bond st. $1,000
Store, DgelliDg and Lotion Cedar st lear Perry;
RgOod property.
slfImaz Housv-A god brick Hotel on Columbus
It, lot 10 x12O ieet.
Clinton st.-TWo slory brick house aud los 1lsx126
feet.
Detroit st.-Ths brick store now occupied by
msssrs. Trnsc0it s InRhRm - . grocery store
one Of the best business locations on the West
Side; Eiil be sola Very low.
Onta 10 st., corn T st. Clara good location for
busiuess5 lot 92K95 feet will be divided II de-
sired.
Prospect 81, near ~PerFy-Vacant lot 4Tx2OO feet.
\ lucid rosd, near 4 illson ayenue-Sixteen acres
NO { boa u fully located.
AlsO, q great Vartty OF
FARMS AND OUT-LOTS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
CITY NEWS.

STITCHING AND EHBRoIDERY.-SeWing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III supeI ior, cor. Bank
street. GROvER & BAKER's
9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

DrED.-A young daughter of Marshal
schmitt died at four o'clock yesterday af-
~ternOOn. The body will be buried to-day,
at what hour we could not learn.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

ANOTHER HIGHWAY ROBBBRY.-A man
named J. j. Jarvis, who claims to be the
owner and captain of the craft owing and
Wing" was met by two gsrroters early
yesterday morning, on River street, near
the crossing of the railroad track, one of
whom, a white man, seized him by the
throat and choked him badly while a com
rade, q negro,robbed him of 5000, consisting
Of $500 in money, and two checks, n of
$500 on Whites Bank, of Buffalo, and the
other of $500 on the State Bank of Ohio,
He was SO badly strangled that he did
not recover himself for several minutes after
they had left him. As soon as possible he
sought out the police on hat beat, and de-
scribed the men who attacked him. He
knew who they were, and could identify
them at sight. They were employed on a
certain propeller, the name of which we
could not learn.
The police went to the boat, where they
found a negro whom the victim pronounced
the self same man who robbed him. His
name is George l.. Phillips. He was taken
to the city prison, despite his Proteststions
that he q not been with a wwite man at
all. He was not examined yesterday morn
ing, the case having been put over till
Wednesday in the hope that his accomplish
may be arrested by that time.
It SHOULD be stated that the robbers took
the hat and coat also of Mr.. Jarvis. His
shirt was much torn about the neck and
shoulders, in the tussls which ensued be-
fore the spiders succeeded in fastening and
thrOttling their victim.
The white man has not yet been arrested
nor has the money been recovered.