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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

To vote on the 7th of November next, q
man must have been in the state year and
in the township thirty days. Formerly ii was
one year in the state and sirty days in the
town. This is changed by the registry law
it. is now one year in the state and thirty
DAYS in the town.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14
TIE Davenport Democrat saws:

OF all our county officers not one has smell
ed powder, or ever intended to. But they
have staid at home and loudly insisted that
when the soldiers returned they should have
the ofices-must have them-it was their
right-noue but 'copperheads" would oppose
them-and all such talk but now that the
soldiers are here. they get nothing but cold
shoulder from these men. Not a word of
cheer about the Offices
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

Connecticut was spread over with abolition
speeches in favor Of negro suffrage, franked
by Sumner and Ames, of Massachusetts.-
They were thicker than toads after a show
er"-but do not seem to have had a very re-
markable effect on the public mind.-Neu
Karen Reqister
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

pie are opposed to the execution Of Davis for
treason. We question whether they would
show any more surprise at his release, or pa
role, than they have at that of Stephens
CHICAGO Journal, Oct. 18Th.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

The Tennessee legislature, by vote of Ct
to 4, have adopted a resolution indorsing tn
administration of Andrew johnson,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

Gov. Parsons, Of Alabama, has received q
dispatch from President johnson announcing
his approval OF the action of the late state
convention
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14
MUSICAL.

M r. Z. GRUMPY having become a resi-.
NJ dent OF Rock Island, takes this method TO
inform the musical public that he is prepared 10
tune and repair PIanoes and Melodeons, and can
sell at factory prices the following first class in
struments:
Gold Medal Pianoes, VIM. Knabe L Co., B.lti-
more, Md.
A. II. Gale & Co.'S. Pianoes, NY
Organs and Melodeons from the factorie. of C.
II. Prince Co., Buffalo, n. Y; Cahsrt A. Ne.d.
ham, N, Y; Mason Hamlin, Boston.
Second hand Pianoes and Melodeons taken in
exchange COR new ones.
Orders for FiOiins, Flutes, Aecottieons, Bras,
instruments, &C., promptly filed at Chicago pri-
ces. r
N. BIDDERS for tuning of instruments left NJ
Island City Hotel, =. o. box 432, or at residence
corner Madison and Highland streets, promptI,
attended to. o.raSa
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

Information has been received at Wash
Ingtou that 600 Spencer rifles had been re-
ceived by the Canadian authorities belonging
to the Fenians.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.

a NEW and convenient house and a lot
"A 40 by 100 feet, situated on Front street. ms,
belo~ Exchange, 10 offered Tor sale. ENQUIRE Of
the undersigneo At Bl ythe & Stoddard's wagon
shop. FRANCIS tRICHARDS
sspt30d w9w. NJ
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

President Johnson has expressed grea
satisfaction at the action of the North Carroll
ma state convention.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

The president has issued a proclamation
reyoking martial law in Kentucky.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

The latest invention is "palpitstng bosom
for the ladies, which is set in motion by a con-
cealed spring, when extra display Of "emO-
ton" is required.-E1
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

Gen. Grant has ordered all colored troop.
now in the field to be mustered out Of serv.
ice.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14
+! Bricks :!

HAVE POO, 900 excellent brick for sale,
i at the Energy Brick Yard-and will contract
for any quantity which may be wanted. Please
give me a call.
WM. ATKINSON.
Rock Island, Oct. 10. dwtr
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
TINAVCIEL { C6MKRRCIIL
WrasIsDHT E71s1as, Aug. ., IL

hEaNIbDAL ANANAAus aug " L6uOs
The local Money market Is very quiet, the dearth
Of business in commercial circles for the past ten
days having cut of nearly all demand for money
from the business community. Currency may be
quoted easy. ExehrDgs is steady 81 Is discount to
par buying and h9H premium selling.
In the gs 'erAI markets Flour and Grain continue
dull, and in Wheat particularly IL is slmost imPos-
siots to define the real position Of the market or
give reliable prices, and in the absence Of sass We
can ONLY give nominal figures. Corn was easier
to-day, and Oats declined %.
Provisions are unchanged, but very firm, and the
demand is good. P, oducs moves on moderately st
unchans ed prices for Butter aud Cheese, Eggs rul-
ing nominal.
Bighr ines are held firm st sa,I7H2,1s, but the
market Is dull.
Petroleum is Iteady Is to price, but the inquiry
Is light and the market quiet. 7
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the tWentp four hours ending
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
CIeveIand wholesale market.

WEDNESDAY EvHEuHu. August 9, 1884.
F~reIghts-Ths following are the rats BY Lake
Cstoam) and Rail from thIs port to New York and
Boston
To New YOrk.-First class STA; Second class:
Sic; Third class: To; Fourth class: 500. Flour,
Go. Wool Si,l2.
To B~oatOn.-First class: sl,22; Second GLASS:
bic; Third class: TOO Fourth class: $50. Flour:
700. Wool Sl,22.
FIOur-DsmAnd light and market steady. City
made Xxx red held at $500; do Xxx white 5000.
Country made double extras T6c0Si 90 beloE these
figures.
W~heat-Hold.rs are still demanding the out
side prices which have prevailed for the past week,
but there are no buyers at the ngures Hsked except
for fSEd i%as-& ! S1a TsR Rohi %S A' 81 us 4 sc s aF1 &c i and
SLIGO for No 2 red rom store.
UOrn-ouist and lower. ssle l car from store
at zoe.
Oats-DemAnd fair and market lower. salss 2
cars from store at Sc.
Kye-Dall and nominal ct goo from store.
BarIey-InaotiVe and nominal.
POrk-Firm at s34,OO for city packed mess.
Lard-Firm at go for eity-rsudered ia barrels
and tlerces. Sales 1000 lbs st the quotation.
BeeG-City Mess held at SlS,OO, with light de-
msnd.
mOked Meats-In good demand, firm and
unchanged. We quote: sugAr-cursd hams, can
vsssed, at &c; plain-cured hams, OanVsss.d, 25c;
dried beef, canvassed, &c: shoulders 19c; bacon
gee. Sales at quotations Of 1000 ibS plain hams,
1909 lbs dried beef 1000 bs shoulders.
Butter-In fair demand and steady at 220 &c
for Western Reserve, as per quality.
Gheese-Firm and steady at l2914o for good
to prime.
Eggs-Dul and inactive. Prices are entirely
nominal.
HighWines-Quiet, but firm st q. I7@2,Is.
AIeOhOI-steady Held st S4.s494,s0 for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, csc per cent, S4,4s.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 S29S,S7.
Petroleum - steady at SIC for round lots re-
fined, present delivery s696Tof for future delivery,
according to time. Sale 100 bills ct $50
Lake FIsh-In moderate demand and steady.
whiteash, $780, Pickerel ss,OOi Herring $685.
Trout sT,75. -
Dried AppIea[teady. Sales Is bbls at sKo,
pay for packages.
HRy-Demand good. Old scarce and firm st
s1s,OOGl5,OO. New in good receipt aud selling at
ss,OOgI1, 90. Baled steady ct SIs,OO@so,OO
Feathers-In demand at 75c D u for nice live
geese.
saIt-Fine scarse. Market firm at S2,26 for
Fine $3.50 for Coarse.
Ale and FOrEar-MArkat steady. We quot
- follows Present. Use II Ale so; 5tock Z
Sl4,COi Ksnnstt $500; Pale Dream G1i Portss
l4 Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
uVater L1me-OsHego and Akrsn held ct
500.
PIasser-"POvsTru" land pIa.tsr 1900 per
ton CalciBed 800 . Dbl.
HOsya-FiruI New York State 46Q50o, Aooords
ing 20 quality Ohio 25@S0o. 4E--f
Fsat6-steady. Barley Malt held ct S1,TO PEA
hushel.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
LOCAL NOTICES.
ruhmc MenI1h.-The Press

Public H~eaIth.-Tbe Press.
Advertising has been pronounced .'undignihed'
b. the medical Aoulty. A physician who adVsr-
tisss : valuable rem ~ to hity people in his pri
vats practice, would receive the cold shoulder from
bis professional brsthrenr III IL he make its mer-
fits known to nill-sns through ms Dustneu col
hed,"-but Is &c benevolent, humane, or just ?
Whoever Ia. fortunate Ell ough to discover or invent
anything that will prevent, or cure, or alleviate
human suffering, Ia bound to make it known.
through every channel Of Communication within
bis reach. to the general public. For many yeas
the merits Of B~OSTETrsR'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIrTERS have thu been proclaimed
TO the world, snd multitudss have been restored
to health, or saved from fetal mAladies in con-
sequence. Az new facts have been developed in
relation to the operation Of this most pure and pc.
tOnt Of all s omAobios and Ats ~ratiVes, they have
been STATED IN s mple language to the people OF
many lands and Il the propTietors OF the medicine
baye derived profit from their disseminate thou.
sands upoa thousands Of individuals have be,n ben.
emitted thereby to an e4tfnt beyond all estimate.
In the West tides, OaBada, Australia and sOuth
America, HosTETTEB's BTTEss are nSw recognized
as the sole specific for DysP7Psia, the beat poss bic
SsiegusId against tP'demics, and the finest invigO-
rant In cases Of GENERAL Debility, sRd the only diff
fusivs stimulsnt entirely free from nOxious ingre,
dents. aug7. 24s:IsdAw
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Aug. o.
MARINE NEWS.
POKT OF -CLEVELAND.

ENTERED .....AUG. So.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, DetEoit
Prop Prsifie State, Knapp, Toledo
Prop EmptTs State, rheAtt, Buffalo
Prop Wenona, G lins, Buffalo
Prop Pscidc, Kelley, uhaiO
scbr W Il chapman, Gilmore, Toledo
s,hT Lively, MallOn. Buffalo
schr Ellen White, Dupey, bay City
Schr Geo O Drew, Drover, Bay City
sonR 8 L Noble, Howard, Bay City
se0W Sea Bird, ShsrNOOd. Saginaw
Sow Msry and Lucy, Olmsttd, Detroit
Gov Rescue, Porter, Black Biver
soOW OonsuellO. Pelow, b sex River
Tug Z0uAT0, HAokett, Pigeon River
OLEARED--AUG. SO.
stmr City OF Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
Prop Wenona, Oollif 5, Chicago
Prop Empire state, Pheatt, Chicago
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, OgdenHburgh
Prop 0lean, Waterbury, Dunkirk
P op N rthern Light, MuTeh, Bayfield,
B ,rk D Morris, Lay, MaTquet e
Brig Rio Grande, Hamilton, Chietgo
8 hr Lewis Cass, Houey well, Buna o
S hr Australia McAdams, POr age
schr Emma Henninger, Newport
Cow COnsueIio, Pei =, Avon
Sow Line Rock, Mallory, PIT Hope
SeoW Pacigo, Yeron, Saginaw 1901.
ScoS mtdors PsttiDgill. Pt Huron
scoW Black Rover, Jrnuings, Toledo
scoW MagdAlena, ~Ainswsrth, Toledo
Bargs Experiment, Boys, Pigeon River
Tug ZoaAVe, HaekSt, Detroit
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

ROBBER CAUGHT, TRIED N BOUND OVER
Yesterday morning, while it Was yet early,
four men who had put up at the johnson
Houaa and lndGAd in
ing several beds, got up and went down,
leaving the door of the room unlocked. A
soldier named A. j. RIckett, occupied one
of the beds, and remained locked in the
arms of Morpheus. He was soon after
awakened by a man who was pulling his
pants from under his head. The latter "lit
out with slacrity, when the rObber show
ed fight. They spared a half a minute,
the burglar all the while clutching the
pants. The stranger thought best to pick
up a chair to defend himself with, and as
he did SO dropped the brooches. He, how
ever, seized them again, and started down
stairs, Rickett making a straight shirt-tail
in hot pursuit. The latter caught the rob
Der, and gave him into the custody of two
or three men while he could draw en- his
pants and make himself presentable in
mixed society. This done, he led Mr..
Aaron G. Adams, the robber, over to the
city prison. He was examined yesterday,
and bound over in bail of 81, 200.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
Several cases were postponed.

''THE NATIoN."-An effort is being made
to extend the already large circulation of
this new weekly in this city and vicinity,
and Mr.. J. B. Gribbe, sgent for the indie
pendent, has been appointed general agent
for this purpose. He isnoW csnvassing the
city for subscriptions, and we feel sure that
he will be very successful. for people of
thought and taste have but to look at the
prospectus Of this journal, to be convinced
of its high character. It will be devoted to
the discussion of the political and social
questions of the day ; the illustration and
maintenance of true domestic principles;
the consideration of the condition of the
freed people, and the duty of the Republic
in their regard; the support of popular ed
ucation for the political ~sdVsntsge of the
State; the enlightenment Of the public on
the progress and prospects Of the South,
material and otherwise; and to sound aud
impartial criticism of books and works Of
art-organ ofnO party, sect or body-polit-
icsn, literary and financial.
The published list of its regular or occa-
sional contributors embraces many of the
best writers, in poetry and prose, whom the
country can boast. We will not begin to
enumerste their names, lest there should
be no end. We are convinced that nc bet
ter weekly journal than Tie Nation is pub
lished in this country. Every intelligent
family should have il. 1t is held at three
dollars per snnum, q price which brings it
easily within reach of nearly all. Let Mr..
take your name and that surplus
greenbsck.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

Van AHBuRGH's MKNAeKRIE-Van Am
Burgh's MenAgerie was at ChardOn ysster-
day, and will be at Psrkmsn on Friday, at
Chagrin Falls on Saturday, and arrive in
this city on Monday next. The collection
of snimals is extensive and interesting,
while ali features of an Objectionable ma
ture are carefully excluded from the exhi-
bition, which is conducted with especial
reference to the tastes and requirements of
9 refined and educstsd public.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

'DAH RIGS STILL LIvHs."-so the posters
announce, which declare that Dan Rice's
mammoth ~mensgerie, school of educated
animals and great moral exhibition will
visit this city on Monday and Tuesday,
August 2sth and 29th. The exhibition on
Monday will be on Taylor street, near the
Reservoir, on the West Side, and that on
Tuesday, on Erie street, East Side The
inmates of the Orphan Asylum and the
Industrial School. together with their at
tendants, are invited to visit the mems gerie
on Tuesday morning, freq of charge. We
shsIl have more to say ofthis monster snow
hereafter, sr-o-F
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

THEATRIcAL.-The Columbus State Journal
says that son the 2lst inst, Mr.. John Ellis
Ter will open at the Atheneum for a short
season with a company selected from the
best "boards" in the land. This an
nOuncement will, we are confident, be gra-
ciously received by every lover of choice
dramatic entertainments in this CITY,"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

DISTINGUISHED TRAvELLERs.-Malone, Petit
& Co. received q telegram yesterday from
Detroit, stating that Gen. Grant and party
would take passage on the steamer Iron
sides at that city, for Lake Superior. The
people who engaged state rooms on this
splendid steamer for the present trip, may
well congratulate themselves on their good
fortune in being associated with SO distin-
guished a party for ten or twelve days.
And the General and suite could not have
made a better selection than the magnificent
steamer they will this morning take pas
sage in for 8 tour Qfthe lakes
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

The Income Tax, Tax on carriages, plate,
pianos, watches, &C., and for unpaid
Licenses, is now due. Ifpsrties fail to pay
by August rs, 1865, they become liable to
pay ten per centum additional upon the
amount assessed against them.
Office ever 19O Superior street. Open
from nine to three. United States Treasury
and National Bank Notes only received.
RIOHARD C. PARSONS, Collector.
sugIO:236:eod:2&w.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE FALL TERM OF THIS Pop
i ULaR Institution viii open on M0HOAH,
September 4tb, Is65 It's admir- be loosti N, lsiK
miles from Cineinnsti) its extensive grounds, its
elegant buildings and its superior Board Of ins
It aoiiou IN egeTv q p.rtment, give il the first
place among F-mai Coll gss
Catalogues furnished. inquiries snBWtrtd, and
ooms secured, Dy addressing
OHIO EEMAIE COLLEGE,
aug5.236 oiIsgs Hill, Ohio.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

A SOLDIER SHOT DADA soldier of the
10th Ohio Cavalry, named Alexander Miller,
bugler of Co. C, was shot dead about mid
night of Tuesday, in the saloon of Charles
Fisher, No. 50 Water street, by the bar-ten-
der, Charles Myers. The circumstances are
briefly, these: Miller, with several of his
discharged comrades and friends, went into
the saloon, where he had been boarding, to
take a drink. Myers asked hirA what he
would take, when Miller said be would take
q glass of ice water, whereupon Myers re-
Piled in q playful way that he should not
have any ice water in that house thAtnight.
Miller replied that he guessed ne would, in
asmuch as he had q revolver, when Myers
reminded him that the revolver wal be-
hind the counter in his care. He took it
up and was handling it, when Miller said
that it was of no account and couldn't shoot
anybody. Suddenly the piece went of, the
ball entering Miller's temple and passing
through the brain killing him instantly.
The men had been on the best of terms,
and thef fatal accident is the simple result
of criminal carelessness. Myers, driven
nearly frantic by the deed, gave himsel
up to the police, and is now in prison. He
will be examined before Judge Abbey TO-
morrow morning.
Alexander Miller is about thirty-fve
years old, and caves a wife and four chill
dren who live in Fulton county. The wife
was telegraphed yesterday morning, and it
was expected she would arrive here last
night to take the body home for burial.
Coroner Prentice held an inquest on the
corpse yesterday. The jury returned a
verdict, in substance: Deceased came to his
death by the accidental discharge of a pis-
tol in the hands of Charles Myers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

MORRIS AND WILSON'S MNsTRKLs.-This
admirable troupe gave a third exhibition
last night TO a tremendous house. The
Academy has been filed to OVERLOOKING
every night of their engagement. They
give their last entertainment here this
evening, with an entire change of pro-
grKmms. 1.-THE Academy has been crowd
ed hitherto, what term shall be used in
speaking of the audience that will gather
there tonight
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

POLICE CoURF-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-Jsmes Ready, John II.
Murphy, Charles Peach, Lewis Williams
and Thomas H. Kelley, each fined 81 and
costs F.; James Laughlin 81 and costs +;
Christian Kengler, sent to the Work House
go days.
observation-disclosures Hsthnorth, IS and
costs.
VagraDcy-Ellen Patterson, Work House
six months; William Barrett, Work House
80 days.
Petit Larceny-JameS McCutchen ST. and
costs ; James Martin, case continued to
Friday, bail $500.
Assault and Bsttery-John o'Donnell,
the costs ; Pat. Cowley, IS and costs and 10
dsysin Jail Benjamin Taggart, judgment
suspended till the 18th Albert Burke,
fined $3.50 and sent to jail 10 days en- bread
and water.
Assault with Intent to Kill-Edward De-
laney, Martin and Mary COcOran, case
held open till the 28th inst.
Grand Larceny-Aaron C. Adams, bound
over, bail $1,000.
Gambling-Henry Keister, costs.
RObbery-George L. Phillips, case con-
tinued to Friday.
Nuissnce-Wm. Keisel, costs.
Several cases were postponed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

FRE.-Fire broke out at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon in a frame store on
Pearl street, a few doors east of Detroit
street, West Side. That building and one
adjoining it was partially destroyed. The
fire engineer could not learn the name of
the owners, or the amount Of loss sustained.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

Coop SOLID FIEE.-AIbert Burke was yes
terday morning convicted of making an
assault and battery on a soldier in a board
ing house on st Clair street, and fined $3.50
and costs, and sent to Jail 10 days on bread
and water.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
/. B. Hale. BaRkog,
5n. ~ l.. AND i'--
us GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT.
II1 Superior St -
Subscriptions rsOelVea to the s-H rI -a
~ BIO PER OENT. AND lO-4O" NATIONAL

. 0-AS EAA ObhI. AMI AN4O GAI1OAAL
-... -.i LOAN. .wqI- a4,
IOOwmisHion allowed to SubsoriberH-I
DD-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2U's, IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government eeourities pnr-
chased and for sale on the most faVorabi terms!
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
aud sold ct best rates, Depoaits received and Col
coticu8 made at all acUessib 9 points. Uncurrent
tands converted AtlOWsst' Fstes. Revenue Stamps
for sale, oo4
A Remedy for M PHes.-It Is blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an e~feOtual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. ?.
HaEarde, Of I64 Second street, Cincinnati, OSio,
Iskes gr at pleasure In informing all who are suf-
fering With piles, that he used = small quantity Of
DE- striekland's Pie Rsmsdy, and it elected a per-
msnst cure. This seems 20 BE- the scsss with all
who make use Of this spisndid ProPNPatiOn- Itis
manufactured ~ No 6 East Fourth strees, Cinoin-
nAr, 0nia, and sold By al Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham, Oevslands @ myers
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10


THE LONDON &c. W. CIVIC HOLIDAY
The London Prototype. in speaking of the
recent excursion of her citizens to our city,
has the following:
At 3 P. NJ. the party landed safely at
Cleveland, when all found a way TO interest
themselves in visiting friends, viewing the
sights and inspecting the city. The street
cars were in general requisition, and by
their cheap trips thwarted the extortionate
demands of cables. who modesily asked 81
an hour for services. After a tour of the
city, the excursionists returned to the boat,
and at 8 P. NJ. the party were on their Jour
ney homewsrd. The band, as the docks
were cleared, played "Hail Columbia"
The return journey, by moonlight, was
pleasant; dancing was for a while cOntin-
ued in the cabin, but ultimately the inhu-
once of Morpheus became prevalent, and
many retired to rest. Before reaching Port
StsHley, q general muster of the excursion
lists took place in he entlemen's cabin,
when John Burren, Esq , was.eslled to the
chair.
A vote of thanks was passed to Captain
Kelly, commanding the steamer, for the
marked courtesy to every member of the
party on board Of his boat, carried, with
" For he's a jolly good fellow" and cheer
ing.
Messrs. Burrell, Hope and Partridge were
appointed to convey these resolutions, and
on Captain Kelly's appearance in the cabin,
he expressed himself much pleased with
the cordial feelings displayed towards him.
In a few minutes afterward the vessel
Port Stanley; the cars were in read
mess, and the party reached London with
8 mishap-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10

SALE OF MULIs.-About three hundred
mules have been sold during the last two
days. Seven hundred remain. The prices
seemed to range lower somewhat yesterday
than the day previous.