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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20
Air BOrsOu PetO.

The following sketch of the life of on,
OF the distinguished foreigners now on
visit to this country, viii be read with in
terest, and especially BY the laborins
class, Of whom that gentleman was one
II s from the Builder, an English publica.
lion, and appeared 10 1851: =aa,-
There was q divine vq,,sh ,aed %
say say sSGsSIs Library Of his
apprentices, silver ,urDeymen and con
per msstersi" and with like motive Il
may be useless to mention that Mr. Peto.
noE only forty two years Of aga left
school Al the aye Of fourteen, and beiu o
apPreatieed to bis uncle, Mr.. Henry Peto
the builder, worked three yeart at The
oenehi used the tfoWel for year, and
passed the remaining years of his sppren-
ticeship at the mAson's banker. When he
was little more than tWenty-one his
uncle died, aud left his business and his
capital jIintls tc him and 70 Mr.. I homss
Grissel Slso 8 nephew. Their frat work
was at Rungerford Market, their second
the new Houses of ParliAment-kfssr-
ward placed solely in the hands of Mr..
Grissel. They built the Reform Club house,
the Oxford sndOsmbridge Club house, the
Model Prison at Clerkenw WELL and many
other large structures The 81 James
Theatre W IS completed by them in thirteen
weeks They also entered very largely
into railway works and TO these, after the
dissolution of the partnership, Mr. Peto
confined his attention; we may mention
more especially the Eastern Counties line.
the line from Ashford to Folkenstone. the
Southampton and Dorchester, the Oxford |
and BIZ miDghsm, snd, in conjunction with |
Aessrs. Belts, the whole eff the great
Northern line. north Of Fetersbotoue6.
When We say that there we're employed |
on his works, at one time, ten first class 10 /
cOmotive engines. 2 300 wagons, 1000 horses
and IA, 500 men, some ioea may bs gained
Of their great extent and the energy and
power required to keep it well in hand
There 6re many excellent traits recorded
OF Mr.. Feto, but for none does be deserve
more honor than for his continued and en-
lghtened efforts TO rsise the character of
.he men under him. Mr.. Peto has earned
or himself great reputation for enlarged
views and liberality, and has shown how
much We may advances our own interests by
Intending to the interests of others.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20
The Lo ses by the LATE Fire.

NEW 1ORK, september ~.
Among the losses by the fire in Water
street yesterday are the following: b.
W. Hnbbell 1000 bags Msmela Sugar.
q. Ager 1,40o bales of hemp. L. Wterby
1900 bales of hemp. ]. Atkins 200 bales
of hemp. Tucker & Carter 800 bales of
hemp. E. Wheeler & Brother so bales
of hemp. H. Lawrence & Son 43 bales of
hemp. Napier s. WellsfOrd 400 bales of
lutte. Turber, Carter & Co, $50 bales of
jute. W. Wall s Son l91 bales of hemp.
Dutch & Co., all the rags in the place. To-
bias Hendricks s. Co 800 bales of quincy
clotchss- W. B. Cooper 100 bales do /;
Harbecks & Go. 200 do; Boston firms !, 900
do; w. Sapes & Co. 300 tons of junk, val
ued $4,000. Napier s. Wellsford 800
bales Of East Iudis cotton valued st $780,
coo in god. Phipps s Co, 8 large amount
OF indigo and shellae. The insurance on
the buildings amounts 70 $2oO, 900, and on
the goods to s., 100000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

The family of Hoyts, embracing in its
list individuals bearing every variation of
the clan name, Hoyt viz: Hoits, Hoitts,
Hoyettes, Hyattes, Hats, HAights, 81,
Will hold q meeting at Stamford, Conn in
1866. Msjor General Sherman and his
brother, Senator Sherman, are claimed 81
half brothers by this entsrprlsing family,
and are invited TO join them in their meet.
ing. 1t is expected that in due time his
tory of the tribe as they term Themselves
Of the HOyts, will be published.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20
From new York.

NEW YORK, September I9.
The loss by the fire yesterday reaches
$3,O00,OO0. Nine thousand bales of cotton
were destroyed instead of nine hundred As
stated.
Acting Assistant Secretary Of War
Eckert has informed the Agent of the As
sociated Press that the transmission Of
daily Press Reports to and from Augusta
and Mobile over the military telegraph
lines will be permitted.
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meetinr OF Rankaru.

NEW YORK, September 10.
At 9 meeting Of bankers to-day thirty.
five or forty banks we're represented,
resolution to sppoint committee to ascer.
tain what banks will join in an organized
system of redemption, was adopted. No
particular plan of redemption was dis
cussed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

There will be an Important meeting
Of the Union Club this Wednesday, evening, at II
O'Clock, at no. Rouse Blsck. a full attendance
is requested. ALI Union men OF the city who are
not members, are invited to be present aud join
ths Club. THOs JONES, Jr., Chairman.
ALLAN 7. BRIEsHADE, Secretary. ssp20246
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COnsoIidated IaiI Connnnies.

NEW YORK, September 10.
The Atlantic Nail Company was on Sat-
urdsy consolidated with the Pacific Mail
Company, the latter paying four and
half millions for the ships and srpurte-
nances Of the former. Rumor says there
will be q weekly line to California in few
months at the outside.
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Delegation Of Odd FcIIOva.

BALTIMORE Oocemeer 10.
An Ohio delegation OF Odd Fellows ar
rived here this morning, accompanied BY
band Of music. They were received and
escorted to their quarters BY the Commit
tee Of Reception. 80 -
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WRECKBD.
BosroN, September 10,

BOsTON, September 10.
During the gale yesterday the brig
Oamanche, of Edna, Maine, from Phila-
delphia for Boston, loaded with:coal, went
ashore near Highland Light, Cape Cod,
and went to pieces. The Captain and cne
man were saved and five lost.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON ACCEPTS THE ODD
FELLows' INVITATION.
BALTIMORE, September 10.
President Johnson and Cabinet have &C.
cepted the invitation of the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows to be present at the grand
demonstration here tomorrow.
There are now represent AtiVes here from
every Southern State except North Caro-
lima and Florida, and they are not repre-
seRted simply because OF the Lodges in
those States having been almost annihilst-
ed by the war.
President johnson expressed his grAtihss
cation at the opportunity thus afforded for
reunion Of the representatives from every
part Of cur common country, and hence
his willingness to make an effort to spare
sufficient time to attend
The President and Cabinet, will, it is
understood, leave Washington tomorrow
morning in a special train arriving ct IL
o'clock. They will be received by the
Grand. Lodge and escorted TO the posi-
tion assigned them in line.
The city tonight is thronged with visi-
tors from every section of the country,
and every train brings additions to the
gathering throng.
NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.
BosroN, September l9.
The National Horse far opened favor
ably at Riverside Park to day. Entries in
various classes were quite full, and embrace
among others the following well known
horses Dan Mace and Frank Vernon, of
New York; Empress, General McO OlsllAn,
Wan, stallion, Artsmus Ward, Sarstogs,
Gen. Meade, and Diamond, of Hartford; /;
George N. Patchen, Jr., FeArnsught, Lady
Shaw, Capt. McGowAn.
This afternoon there was q saddle race
between Dan Mace and Black Diamond,
which was won BY the former. Time 265,
246, 242.
The fair. will continue through the week,
and the amount of premiums offered is
5000.
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Iriai Of the steamboat Burners.

bT. LOUIS, September 10.
The trial Of the rebel steamboat burners
before 9 military commission began here
to-day, and the case of William Murphy
taken up: Colonel Mills, attorney for the
prisoner, has given notice that he shall
summon JEFF. Davis and Secretaries Nal
lory and Seddon OF the rebel G G3yerpment.
and Admirsls FArragut and Portsr.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

Gold COupOn5.-Stptembsr,E NOVEMBER and
January Go Coupons and U. 8. psr cent. Com
pound Interest Notes OF 1854 bought ct bigehst
market rates by E J. FARMER 4 CO., Bankers,
No. las Superior street, under Reddeli Houfe.
ala q5I
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20
Exhibition In Londop, G. w.

LONDON, G. W, September 10.
The Provincial exhibition is now tullv
opened. The city is crowded to excess.
The entries number about I 600, including
1000 Of live stock and 1000 entries Of
grain and seeds. The maritime provinces
are represented. The party of English
capitalists is expected to arrive tomorrow
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SfgnaIIed.

FARTHE POINT, September 10.
The Damascus with advices to the sth has
signalled. News one day later will be re-
ceived this P. NJ
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

- ~ oSJ0NASoso SUN OiotAA'1 - WOAAA ~
manifestly improper to allow them to ad.
jucate in csses involving their own inter-
ests. eng
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.
The Worlds Busnos Ayres correspoD-
dent 9th, says the PAraguaysus are said
to have 10000 men at Corrientss, under
the command of President Lopez. There
are three ether bodies of troops, varying
from 5000 to 10000 each, and they are
progressing with their programme without
interruption. They have no commissariat
stores, nor is there with their army a pound
of -four, rice, tes, coffee, sosp, salt, or =
bottle of wine or brandy. They have no
camp equippage Of any kind, smbulsnces
or other wagons, except huge carts drawn
by six oxen, and these carts weigh when
empty about two tons The PsrAguaysn
soldier, besides fAring 90 primitively on
sheep and cattle OF his own killing, gets 10
pay and no share of the plundsr that goes
as focks and herds to the Government
If they get wounded It is their misfortune
and their surgery is not very refined. They
march and fight like machines.
The allies on the contrary have compzrs-
lively perfect discipline. They are well
equipped, and for this country fare well.
War begins seriously to effect the business
of the city. The value Of real estate has
abated and The price OF stock for farms has
greatly fallen. There is great scarcity OF
work hands as thousands have entered the
army. War has also restored the deyel-
opment Of the interior provinces. The
efforts to sell public lands since the war
have been quite unsuccessful. Only one
tract was sold and that at about seventy
cents per acre.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

Teachers IDstItute.-The pe1t session Of
the OuyshogA reaoaers' Institute will be held at
sOIon, commencing Mendsy, September IS, at Q
A NJ, and will continue through the week. The
Instructors ngAged are:
Prof A. Schuyler, OF BereA-
Hon. I. i. Whi.s STATE Commissioner.
Prof I. W. HarEey, Of Fa'nesVilo.
D.. Sterling s.d Me- Merton viii be present .
Part Of the tins. Mr. Smyth, Superintendent Of
Schools, will also lpead some time with rs.
Addresses will be delivered by G. A. Benedict
Fec hev. Hiasdsle, Prof. P. ". Mosebleok, Ph.
ID OF Baldwin University, and Others.
Major General Coz and General J. A. GArfeld
have been invited, ard will b present II thers
49, -..s-i-s----.h-u- IadzaiE
The citizens Of sOIOn Sen-rouHly offer frse enter.
tainuent to the lsiies- Gentlemen pay mode
rate price for board. rIIf1
A large attend snoe is expected.
JOHN WBEELKB,
=. PATRICK,
O. 8. BRAGG.
septl8:2I6 Ike .utive Committee.
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The European Capitalist, at Toledo

@OLHDOi DopbouU5T 10.
The knglish capitalists arrived here to-
day. The citizens are entertaining them
with astesmboat excursion on Lake Erie
this afternoon and banquet and ball to-
night g. Vd si c5f 81
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

Bsauregsrd has concluded not to 60 to
Mexico, we suppose, as he has taken the
osth snd viii sPply for spardon.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20
Busine-s Education.
OAIKIss, GRIFEIE 3 OO.'S
uNInN RuSINaSS INS1IFnrE

AT OBsRLIE, OKIo.
offerS Inducements to those desir rs Of acquiring
god pr .otic n business education, much superior
70 any her olmuereial College in the country
The Teiesrspho Department Is under the Snper.
vision Of several Of the best telegraph in the
West enabling them TO obsAin Situations for theft
graduates much more readily thsA similar Insttu.
tioas. For o.her oar iculArs. Sddresr ss above.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20
rne Wirz Trial.

WAsHIEGToE, September 10.
The Wirz Military Commission reas-
sembled this morning.
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The State Department is in receipt this
morning, Of intelligence from the United
States Consul stationed at Oonstsntinople,
dated August IA, in which he says: had
hoped to be able to report some abatement
in the rsvages Of the cholers, which has
been unusually malignant here for more
than month, causing an unprecedented
pInic among the inhabitants of this plaza
and vicinity. -.r
It is estimated that the victims Of this
dreadful Ecourge already number twenty
thousand. It Is said that probably two
hundred thousand of the terror stricken
inhabitants have left the city. Business
hss been almost entirely suspended, and
many places of business are closed. The
Musseimsn population nightly persmbu-
late about the streets, chanting hymns and
prayers for she Absting of the scourge.
Among the Greek population the fright
has almost resulted in . famine, the bakers
refusing to make bread, the butchers to
furnish meat and the grocers TO sell pro-
visions. The panic among the masses Is
out of sll proportion to the danger."
The United ststes Consul stationed at
Jeghorn informs the StAte Department this
morning, under date Of August 20, that
the choIers, which has prevailed 70 an
alarming degree for the past few months
in Rgypt, and some eastern portions Of
Italy, has not yet reached LeghorD, and
ssys Is has not yet broken out IN the west.
ern psrt of Italy, except at Malta The
Consal Isys that in AnconA and othel
PLACES on the Adriatic, whereit prevails, !
i very fatal. Of those attacked, more
than half die.
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YaIIanairhnm nn the h1umn.

Clermont l.. VAllADdighsm is indus
triously stumping the State in behalf q
the candidates whom he nominated and
the HDemocrstic" principles which, IS q
member Of the Oommiitaee on Resolutions
in the "Denocraticy. convention, be dictst-
ed to she opposition party of the State. So
far, he and Morgan Are the only speakers
of any note announced for public meetings
in aid of the Democracy. They are fl
allies and co-uarka-E
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

To PrinfeFB.-We have for sale in quantities
to suit, BinghAm's Celebrated Boiler Composition;
also, Palnsr's Patent ConpositiOn. the best and
most durable extAnt All orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland
Ohio, AugI
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BATHS ONE DOLLAR: EACH,

B. I. KRAHER, =. D., PhysiclIn,:
Once Hours, A. M. 20 IL M, and to sP. N.
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Railroad shipPiag BOOhs-NeW style,
sot up On short notice, at the LzADIR Office. Sepls
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PuBLIc LANDS.

It has Just been decided that the Regis
ters and Receivers of Public Land Offices
are restricted from entering their own
names for tracts of public lands for actual
claims. Tha Homestead law Is the same
as previously, I1.s- cut from becoming
pre.emptive purchasers, as tbsy ere requir-
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1$Patients can be accommodated with
Board 81 the Cure. ie9:R4
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PATENTS.

The Hersld's special says one hundred
and thirty.one patents win be issued to-
morrow from applications acted upon last
week.
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VOL. XIX---NO. 224

ed to adjudicsle such claim, it would be
manifestly improper to allow them to ad-
jucate in csses involving their own inter-
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MALONE, PETIT CO.,
,sple:s4S 127 and l2s River street.
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Tho Cholera fu COnstaBttUOple---Re
ports from United states COnsulS.
tWa hiugton Dispatch TO the oino.nnah Com
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

At the FeniAn meeting last evening In
Jersey City, one of the speakers declared
that the movement was progressing finely,
and that bank note engrAvers were already
at work on the honda of the Irish Re-
public.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20
Paymasters' Department Frauds

COnSOIlc alton of Troops.
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rREEnMENs BuREAu.

Dispatches to the FreedmenS Bureau
states that man in Arkansas, who declsr-
ed that he was aware of no State or Fed
eral law that took swsy colored boy
whom he claimed as his slave, and who
refused te permit the boy to clsim his
efecp, was arrested and fined $50 by the
Assistant Commissioner of the FreedmeLs'
Af.ira
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

Are steady with sales at the following
rates; Fee Simple, IL; Buchanan Farm,
"A; Webster, l59; Cherry Run, 81; Mere
handle, 80; John Anderson, 70; President
200; PithOle Greek. 500; McClintock, SIS!
Watson, 225; Allen Wright, 90; Central,
200; Rzcslsior, lis; Germania, 2s; United
States 27l5; Manhattan, 81; MOntans,
$50; First National, 81; Oil Greek, 2lO;
Rynd Farm, 80.
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Popularity.

A great many people, at the present day, thipL
more of obtaining a publicity and popularity, thip
oI any other one thing they cond possibly be pos
sessed OF. But anNious as tley may be 10 acquire
the glmy ~ tie popular voice. none ever sue
ceedcd TO ~ great an extent as has that wOrld-rc
noWncd Fcmody, kaown as Goes Cough BIsam.
There is scarcely family i the land hit what
consider supplyof This article as necessary to
the household as thcir four and provisions Tx
pcrencc has taught the people that 20 other rome
dy has ever been put bofqre the pEbhc that will
cure coughs colds Group, sore throat, and in fact
all throat and lung Complaints as quickly and az
etfcctnaly as Cne Cough B@iisam. IN tie East.
ern States, where it has been lcng knows and
tested il rs considered as the most reliable ,c0agh
remedy eytant, and no ono, either rich or poor
thinks ot,being without it. We wonli suggest &c
all ou readers the necessity of keeping on hand an
article ut this kind fol immediate use Il costs but
10 cents per brittle, and is sold at all our drug
stores and is the cheapest and best remedy in the
world "a
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Impcrtant 10 DischaTged soItiprs

By a law passed in the Ohio Legislature last
NiHter, County Recorders are au.horizfd % place
on Record in their several Offices the honorable
discharges Of Ohio soldisrs. IN oqap;iance with
the measure, Recorder merry has opened a book
for the purpose, and Is now ready 10 receive for
record the discharges Of all Weed County sol
lhers. Our brave boys should as snee avail them
selves Of the opportunity thus sssr led them, a.
in The settlement Of bouHtiea and ether claims and
queFhcng ths. may hereafter irisa such record
NAV Irove Of in,suinahle valae.
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NOTICE.

We find number of names upon the subscrip-
As we intend to adopt4he aivanco-paymcnt sys-
tenn it being the oply safe system in the publica-
tion of anewspapeT--wc give notice that the names
tof all those uat complying with the terms prior to
the First OF JULY NEXT, will be erased rrem
our books. Those who regard the JorRS Al. worth
tbcfsicess forit will take no exceptions to the
advance system
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pnst- The Remedy.

Oar streets are a lmost shoetop IN dust and
every gust of wind, and every passing vehicle is
attended with thick clouds of the dsngreeahlc Gle
ment, iling the eyes Of the passer-by, and pene-
trating into every open door and window in It's tor
ruons path. We have heard it suggested that
street sprinkler be applied to the dusty evil, aud
we deem the suggestion and the remedy alike good
Ata rihing expense in comparison with the ben
s7c'al results, the remedy is within the power Of
cur citizens. We would call the attention Of our
Town Council to this matter. and suggest that the
remedy might be appied.io The Avenue and Front
street most dusty thoroughfares of the town.
land we are confident that its good effect would
BON be SO apparent that our residents and bus:-
ess mon would he 10th to forego the benefits Of a
FNreet t-sprnker What say YOU, gentlemen
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