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LOCAL NOTlUES.

Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility.
DIR. sTRICKLANO's IoNtU.-We can recon-
mend those suffering with Loss of Appetite, Indi-
gestion. or DysPePs a, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to use DR.. strickland's Tonic. It is a
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
1t Strengthens the whole nervous system; it ere.
steS a good appetite, and is warranted to cure Dys-
pepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. A. strickland, 8 East Fourth st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The loss moneyWise is & very severe one,
and will fall heavily on all concerned, in
GLIDING insurers. The estimated value of
the copper is about $3.50. 600. We have NO
particulars as to the insurance of the car
go, but, as iscustOmary, it is no doubt fully
insured.
The "Lske Superior Express Company"
had about SIS, 900 in cash in their safe,
which they will make an effort TO recover,
We understand they are about making ar
rangements through the Home Insurance
Company for the service of their diver,
who was to have started for Buffalo last
night 70 procure some extra pipes.
Messrs. J. 7. Whiting & Co. have dis
patched Captain Mckay, late of the Pc
wsbic, with a number of men, on board the
propeller Skylark, to cruise about the spot
at which The Pewsbic was sunk, for the
purpose of recovering any bodies and
property that may come to the surface.
They also, as we understand, propose to
sends diver to the wreck as soon as one can
be obtained for the purpose.
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U. s. a Notice.

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 over 100 Superior street. Open
from nine to three. United States Treasury
and National Bank Notes only received.
RICHARD C. PARSONS, Collector.
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CosT OF LICENSE Judge Abbey charged
Jennie COzzeus $IO,yesterdsy, for license to
operate with a blunt-bladed knife, on the
eye of Mrs. Williams. We understand that
said license is good for one operation only.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-15

e. G. Jones will be a candidate for the ONCE
ofCounty rreaaurer of this oOuaty, subject to the
sctiOD Of the forthcoming Union County Convsn.
tiou- Mr.. Jones hiss been long and fsvorsBIy
known in this city, and is respected for his hon
esty and inttgtity.
augI2:2s6 MANY FRIENDS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-15

County Treasurer.-E. c. Rouse will
be q candidate before the Union Convention o,
this County, for County Treasurer. So say
Augl:S3 MANY FRIENDS.
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"we'ro mot ourselves,

When nature being Oppressed commands the mind
To suffer with the body"
For OATAHRH or cold In the Head, use DR.. d. d.
seelyy's LIQUID OArAREH BEnEDY, = pleasant and
most efioseious specific. au5IERs
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FELL IN A FIT.-A woman, name I'M
known, fell in 8 fit on Superior street, last
night, when she was taken INTO an estab-
lishment near by, and was properly cared
for
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-15

THAEKs.-We are indebted to Starr for
late New York papers in advance of the
mails. he also keeps IN hand all the pic
torials and leading periodicals.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE FALL TERM OF THIS Pop
ULAR Institution viii opeu on MONDAY,
September 4sh, Ices It's mir. bile Location (BiE
miles hom Cincinnsti,) its extensive grounds, is
elegant buildings and its superior Board Of In.
ct notion IN every department., give it the fret
plsoe smoug Femala Colleges.
Catalogues furnished, inquiries answered, and
oomo secured, W addressing
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,
aue5.236 olleee Hill, Ohio.
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Mr.. Charles A. Mack, the clerk of the
PeWabic, made a narrow escape with his
life. When the boats came together he was
in the saloon. COMPROMISING the nature
of the trouble, he made an effort to escape
to the deck. There were two doors, and he
went to the one on the starboard side, but
found it fastened. He then ran to the hall
door but the wood work had been 80 jammed
up in the collision that the way was closed.
He set vigorously to work in thrusting aside
the broke fragments and was soon able to
see through the debris. He deserted the
rail of the Meteor, which he grasped, and
the boat disengaging herself at that mo-
ment from the Pewabic, he was dragged out
in safety, but his coat was stripped from
his back.
A youth named Thomas D. Mitchell, son
ofHenry Mitchell of ~0ntonagon, was stand
ing on the top of the deck aft when the boat
sunk. As she went down his arm was brok-
en- by coming in contact with q fragment of
the wreck, and in this helpless condition he
was thrown into the water, from which he
was drawn half dead into the small boat of
the Meteor. His brother, nine years old,
who was on board, obtained possession offs
life-preserver, but lost it again.. He then
managed to get upon a piece of the wreck,
and was thus buoyed up until saved by the
small boat by which his brother was picked
up.
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HEN
CITY NEWS.

ehine stitching OF every description done
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKER's
s-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
CuyahOga County Union Convention,
CUYAHoGA COUNTY UNION CENTRAL
COMMITTEE ROOMs, CLEVELAND,
August Sth, 1865.
The Cuyahoga County Union Convention
for the nomination Of
Estate Senator,
8 State Representatives,
L County Treasurer,
1 County Prosecuting Attorney,
1 County Commissioner,
1 Coroner,
County Surveyor,
will be held in this city at Garretts Clate
ChaPin's) Hall, on Saturday, the 9Th day
of August, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
The basis of representation will be six DEL
egates from each township, and six from
each ward in the City of Cleveland. The
several townships INC wards are requested
TO hold their primary meetings for the ap-
pointment of delegates on Thursday, Au-
gust 18th, at their usual time and places.
Il. NJ. CHAPIE, Chairman.
N. B.. SHERwIN, Secretary.
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POLICE CoURT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docketyeSterdsy morning:
Drunkenness-Michae Landon, Edward
Crane, Warren Clark, John Kelley, John
Mclaughlin, VIM. Mitchell, and julius
Nichols, each fined 81 and costs, N. W. Da-
Wis and John Murray, each 81 and costs.
Disturbance-JOhu Flanagan, 81 and
costs; Thomas Scott, S. and costs.
Vagrancy-Msry Lehman and Martha
Carroll, sent to Work House ninety days.
Keeping House of i'll fsme-Clara Knapp,
$S5 and costs.
Residing in same-Nellle Frank and
Mary and Nellie Wilson, each fined $40
and COSTS
Visiting same-Wm- Walton, Fred and
Geo. W. Jones, each IS and costs.
Injuring Shade Trese-Chsrles Weber,
costs.
Assault and B~attery-Arthur B. Gilbert,
on two warrants. case continued to the 18th,
bail 5000; Martin Rummen, on two war
rants, SI2 and costs.
Carrying Concealed Weapons-Martin
Hanton, $15 and costs.
Stabbing with Intent to Maim-Jennie
Cozzens, $40 and costs.
1lRobbery-Geo. L. Phillips, case held open
till the 18th inst.
PIoKPoCKETs ARREsTED.-Two of the light
fingered gentry, named James Mcdonald
and Ephrsim Pringle. were arrested in the
crowd which gathered about the entrance
to Van Ambugh's mammoth pavilion, yes
terdsy afternoon. A small boy saw Prin-
gle pluck away a gold watch from the per-
son of Mr.. s. W. Porter, of this city, and
hand it to his comrade. He notified the
police, who happened to be near by, when
both the villains were nabbed with the stO-
len property. The watch was estimated at
$50 and the chain at $40. The pickpOck-
cts were locked up in the City Prison.
They had been stopping at the Forest City
House. A valise containing a few dirty
duds and a bottle of patent medicine was
found in their rom.
Mcdonald claims to hail from Buffalo
and PriDgle from Detroit. We can sssur
the papers of those cities, that their towns
men will be treated with all due considers
ton and attention By the authorities here.
Judge Abbey will extend tho courtly civil
tiles due their rank.
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Mrs. GRUEDY.-Bster has that funny old
lady, Mrs. Grundy, for sale. Also all the
New York papers and the pictorials.
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MILwAUKEE MAxk ET,-AuSustI Il.
by Telegraph

FIOur-Aciive.
at outside prize.
~COrn-Steady at Tic.
OaIa-Dull.
FretRhts-Dul
ReceiDts-50O bbls -four, 1000 bu wheat.
wheat.
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PIFTsBURsH PE-rROLEUEmARKET
Especial Export sOi the Daily Irs'In,I


PITTSBURGH, August l4-6:oO P. n.
Refined OILS are in fair demand for immediate
and future delivery, and prices are uoehanged--
Bonded on the SPOT 4s944o. saIss 500 bbls for oc-
tober delivery free GA board at Aei SAILS for Phil
sdelphia delivery at 5lKo. Free ~insotiTsi price
nominal at $40.
Crude steady. Sales 800 bbls At1S9lsHo Pack
ages returned; 1000 bbls at &c. packages included.
Tar dull and not wanted ZOE
Hapths held at 4O94Sc fee.
Receipts By the Allegheny River to-day were
Q QO0 hhIa o.
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BUFFALO MAKKET-Auwust "a

BUFFALO MAKKEr-August Il
IsI RHLHGsAPH.I
F1Our-Stesdy.
RheAt-Q Quiet but finn. Sales No Ispring, to
arrive, st 81 IS.
COFn-nuII and nominal at 7sssOo for mixed.
Oals-Firm. Sales at 6L167c-
RYe-8 c -
POTk-S3l 90.
WhIsky-Nominal at 81 "A.
CanaB FretxbGS Are dull. To New Yorb-
Wheat l4So, corn I2%. oats &C..
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BURNSIDE ARREsTED.-It may startle our
readers to see the announcement that Burn
side was arrested here yesterday, and
lodged in the city prison for drunkenness
and disturbance. For this will be the first
intimation they lave had that he has been
in the city. And arrested for drunkenness |
"The painful warrior famous for fight,
Alter q thOu'and veto les oncs foi'd,
Is from the book o fhOnOur RAID quite,
And all the rest forgot for which be TOLD
But it was not Ambrose, the Msjor Gene
raj. It was an Irishman with the initials
6E. j."
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BANKERS.
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Sealed proposals. will be received by this I'M
d~ersigned up to the 18th inst, for the grading and
masonry Of the line Of tie o. q Z n x. from
Elyris 10 Uberlin, q di tanoe Of II miles. The
work embraces about 81, 100 yards OF grading and
400 perches Of masonry.
A map and profile OF the line eau be seen at the
ONE Of J. q. Wilkins, Enginesr Of the Company,
aud farther regarding the work can be
obtained Of him The omDanY reserve the right
to reject any and Sll proposals.
augs:2S6 JOHN NEWELL, President.
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weekly BANK statement.
Kew YOrk Stock HArkes-August Il.
InH TnLnanArHl

IBT FHLlaRAFH.l a
Government StOeks-Treisury notes, 97s;
do, third series, 9sa4; Ten-forty coupons 97%;
United States Sixe', nVe twenty coupons, 1863
b-zO coupons 1885; do new issue, 1923. rfr4
6tOeRs-Dull but steady. BocE Isl4rd 100;
Mis- issiPpi and Prairie du CHEN Az; ClsVeland
q Pittsburgh 7O4; Illinois Central 1Z3L; Mich
ign %tOuthern 66; Missouri skies M Atlantic
Steamship Company 1856; MsriI OsA IL; New York
Central 9lS4; Enc s6Hi Reading 1867; Tenness .
skies IA.
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TRUE HERO.

If ever a man earned the distinction ola
genuine hero, it is Mr.. R. G. jackson, the
First Engineer. Last winter he became
the husband of an idolized and idolizing
wife, and this was her first trip to theuPper
lakes. They were together in the engine
room when the collision occurred. The
second engineer came to him and said,
"ssve yourself and wife; l can swim and
have no one to take csre of but my self. "
jackson, in all probability, had no idea
that the boat was on the point of sinking,
and thought only of his duty to stand by
his post, and accordingly replied that he
would not desert the engine to the last. His
wife became frightened and chung to him,
but he told her TO be calm, saying he would
taKe care of her. Neither of them left the
engine-room, so that in their doom they
were "not divided" Yet this sad scene
was only one of many equally affecting.
What a suggestive though unwritten his
tory of love and devotion, of terror and
death
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~FEAVELRa,s REeIsTKR

- Oitlnen1 wishing conveyance 70 sither Of the
aooye Trains or BoGss, viii be called for By Oosohss
1t the Omnibus Ono, IST Superior street, nsxt
door 30 the Weddsr House.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Please Vim. Waterman s. a
candidate for nomination Tor County TT ssursr,
subject to the decision Of the Union Convention,
aug 1926 MANY TAX.PAYEBs.
Merrill Barlow will be . candidate for the
ohaos Of Prosecuting Attorney, before the Union
convention. augtA2S6
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OsWEGO MARKET- August Il
.r.. TBT RHLnGRAPH.l

Flour Steady. ..
Wheat-DvH Sales OF No 1 Milwaukee club,
to arrive, at 81 4S; No 2 do to auiVv, s. 35
COrn-Firm and in good demand sales 1900
bu Illinois. per sample. at ssAci 1900 bu at s3oi
5000 bu No l At SsHo-
OHts-Searce and quiet
Other grains scarce and quiet.
Canal FFetghtB-FlOur sOa4lo, wheat lOc,
corn SIC, to New York.
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OPTICIANS.

Us. PEELEY, the reliable OpFcsNn' stu CON
flames e. give u~sIVsIsal satisfaction in The . sntloe
oFhis protection, no. lSS Superior street. JOh-0son
Il use Buildinr.
RS-I 1t Is 70 the advantage OF all, when 90 deli
Gaze a sense As that Of sight lie co IeeTned, to deal
with one Of a~ckn0wledged skill, VINO makes no false
pr-ts sions also a full assortment Of Optical and
Mathematical Instruments, tulyls
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zEw xOKE mAhKEr-AuGusr II

Cotton Heavy. Eales 81 4Ao for middlipg.
FlOur-Dull for eommen grader, while good and
choice brands are 3rmer with = fair demand.
Sales at S6 5O@6 So for state; s. TOAST 90 for
common TO medium extra western; s. C09S 80 for
common 80 good shipping bFaLd s e1tra = ind hoop
Ohio, and IS 1893 70 lOr trade brands; mArHes
WRisky-Withcut decIdsd change. Sales Of
WheaG-BesTy and droOpi'g for spring, and
hrmer on winter but closed 1aEc better for winter
steady for BVTing. Ssles at 81 42@1 4S for OIL
cSg1 spring and Milwaukee club; 81 469l ~ for
amber MilWaukee; 81 ssal % for winter red wet
ern, 81 O692 81 for amber Michigan, and s. % for
new amber state.
Barley-DuIl and nominal.
BARLEY HaIt-Dulia AID nominal
COrn-Opened Easier but closed "a her mora
steady. Sales s59s9o for sasOund; soqslc for
sound mixed wssteiB, and 9l5zc for high mixed
oats Active and firm $. s5esso for vs,t.
ern
WOOI-Dull.
Riee-stesdy. t
COfFe0-nul1.
Sugar Quit. Cuba museovsda l2o; 12Hc foE
Porto Rio1; Havana Ike. f--
HOps-Firn with fair demsnd st I5945c.
rPearOIeum-A shade 6rner. Sales at KISS
for crudei 5OA5so for refined in bond refined froe
nominal. .a
POrk-Dun and lower.
Sales at $50 OQ@sS3 90 new mess, closing 81
tS2 25 for fash; So bOg3O 30 for 1868 1 mess
s24 VIC for prime; 81 oOa27 so Tor prime
ness. it
beef Quiet at So 5Osl2 so for plain mess, and
SO OO914 % for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quiet.
cut Meats-Qulet. m
BaeOR- bull.
Lard-steady at 1g549251z.
R-utter-ss'aay. BALES At fSs2so for Ohio,
and SOgS5c for state
Oheese-Qnist at I09l5zc.
ST. LOUIS MARKEr-AuE. II.
10y Telegraph
OOttOn-Reoe'pts 6sT balee. Market quiet 81
sec for middliI &.
TObaeeO-active at 50 OOsSI9 81 Tor shlPpinl
leaf AID $40 T5a60 90 for mar ufseting
~FIOur-saIes at IS 500 0 IS for double extra.
Wbeat-Less firm and lower.
IL Lower; 7SaS.c for yellow SlSo5o fol
white b
0~afS-Unol Rnged.
POrk-S3O 90 fur ness. b
- Uad "..
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3. I. Money Markes-E uEust "a

Ne H money MAFAot-h ukust Il
IBT TELEeRAPH.l
MOney-Rules firm at 7 a cent. for call loans.
Sterling ENchanEe-Qu Quiet ct II sM0lO9 in
god for hrst-clAss bills
GOld-A shade frmer. onening at l42, adVane-
ing to 1885 closing st 1425A-
GOverBment stocks Less active and
lower, -E
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PROBLTE COURT.-This Court was in sss-
sion before Judge Tilden YESTERDAY, hear
ing the following cases against the city for
damages from safeguarding: Louis French
Us. City, for grading Long street,. ]. Ri
der for complainant, and R. Z. Dennis for
the city; McMshon & 0'DonDell rs. City,
for grading Centre street,. C. Grannis for
compliments, and R. B. Dennis for the
city.
ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-A large, powerful
man nsmed Robert shultz, was arrested at
the Msnagerie last night, for ssBatIltings
person named A. Quinn. He was taken
to the city prison, and as the night turn
key was unlocking the door he let go ofthe
prisoner, when he shot out the open hall
door and made for the street. Not seeing q
board fence he jsmmed into It, and knocked
of four boards. He was not ali at hindered
by this obstacle, but sailed up the road,
He was, however, headed of, caught again,
and locked IN.
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ARRESTED FOR THE TH%OUsAEDTH TINS
Mary Ann Coleman, the belle and prima
donna of the Station House and House of
Correction, the flower of the season, the last
rose of summer, etc., etc, was brought to
the city prison last evening for the thou
ssndth time, so drunk she could not stand.
She was full of poor whisky, vile Ian
gusge and bOisterous glee. The House of
Correction exists in vain for her, but she is
a necessity to the Station House.
BURsLARY.-A man entered the house of
Mr.. Kreidler on Seneca street, Sunday
evening, just after Mr.. K. and family, all
save one small boy, had started for church..
The wretch knocked the boy down and be-
gan riAiug q bureau which held ~considera-
BILE money. Mr.. 4. fortunately forgot
something, and OF entering the house for
it, made the thief ~skedaddle. He had COB
bled up only about twenty dollars. He es-
capped and has not yet been taken.
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CHICAGO MAKKET-sAugust Il
IBy Telegraph

10y IeIeErHpn
~FIOur-AotIVs and advanced 5s'Oc
WheRt-aode ately aotiVs and advanced sa4c
oloting quiet. Sales II 2sa2 SS% for No !, ana
81 II Tor Ho2
~COFn--FiTm and ad anced 11sC. Gales at 7OHc
for No l. and 6OLc for No
Oats- Firm At an advance Of l3ac. Sales 81
1910.
HtRhWines--InRct iVe.
PrOVisiOns-Dull.
FreiEhts STEADY,
Rec i~pss-FIour. z4OO bbl; wheat, gs.OOO bu,
corn III, 90. oats Il! coo. UL
shiPInents-ElOur IS obbls, SO, 7cObu wheat,
la, COO bu ctrn.
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Copper ust IL.

If TkLkahAPH.I
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to day:
Copper Falls TX Franklin 81; Hancock 7;
Huron 80; Isle Roy al To- minnesota ed, quincy co;
ROcAland 81; Superior 2; Central =.
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LOSS OF THE PRWARIC.
Additional ParticuIars-.-TheOry OF the
cause of the AecIdent-.IncIdents,
DC, DC.

Cause of the AccIdent--IncIdents,
DC, &c.
The Detroit Tribune of Saturday morning
gives the following additional particulars
Of the loss of the Pewsbic :
Passengers on the PeWsbic inform us
that when the collision occurred, they were
making preparations for a dance. This fas-
cinating recreation had been INDUCED in
every night on the way down, and it being
the last night which the gay and happy
throng would have an opportunity to en-
10Y themselves before their separation, they
were calculating upon having a good time.
Alasl they little dreamed that instead of
threading the giddy mazes of The dance
on that memorable night, they would soon
be struggling for life amid the angry bill
lows, many OF them TO go down beneath
the dark waters unknelled and uncoffined,
and that in the memory of the agonized
survivors, q never-to-be forgotten scene of
terror would struggle for aye with fondest
love and affection for the mastery. Truly,
"what shadows we are and what shadows
VIZ pursue"
TIE THEORY OF THK CAUSE.
In our remarks of yesterday as to the
probable cause ofthe collision, we expressly
disclaimed sII intention Of putting forth a
theory as q foregone conclusion, but sug-
gested that it might very probably be mod
fled by facts and circumstances to be de-
yelopsd hereafter. It must be borne in
mind that we have as yet but little moro
than what may be called an CT pGrte state
ment, it being made upon the authority Of
the passengers of the PeWabic, who, if
there were any question as to the blame,
would naturally feel charitable toward their
own officers. That statement certainly
looks very fair from a landsman's stand
point, but we have some serious doubts as
70 whether it would stand the test in the
critical mind of an expert. They say, for
example, that the night was dark and thick,
yet they could see the Meteor at a distance
Of six miles. Here is a manifest contra
dictien, for if the night was of the char
scTer they detCribe, IL would have been
impossible to see her at that distance. If
the weather was thick, the accident is sus-
ceptible Of being accounted for without
blame attaching TO any one but lift was
of opposite character, there certainly was
no excuse for the collision. Capt. Mckay
is not only an accomplished navigator, but
g gentleman whose probity has never been
doubted, and the truth of any statement he
might make would not be questioned, but
he maintains a reticence which is some
what remarkable under the circumstances.
He could certainly throw light upon the
matter, but, 80 far as we know, he does not
even state whether he was Or watch at the
time. The sacrifice of one hundred lives
is no small matter. If there is any one at
fault, the public should have the facts, and
will have them, and if all concerned are
blsmeless, the publication of the truth can
inhict no injury upon any n
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Rose y Pranalzs' FrOVEssOn sAsArkes ..
port t4af
The following are shs rates charged by os
Hamn-sugzr-cured premium Rams = r.. a
CAnVassed HnEus Z" AB.-.-
Dried HeeH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 b.-..--.--. is
RaCO7-OT smoked Sides 3 B.--.-----.--. 10
Lard-Prime leaf kettle .rnd'd h bblH or trca. 70
Prime leaf kettlo-rndr'd In kegs 3 L. "a
ROHk-NO.1 mess 3 90
R1trn clear B bl.-----...-...---- SO CO
~ BE extra ohargo made for packages o. cart
aga 20 railroad depots or boats. An articles ar
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-15

GOVERNOR BRoUGH.-The Governor was
not quite as easy yesterday as for several
days previous. The night before he was
Inadvertently suffered to sleep under too
much covering, which caused a profuse
PersPiratiOn, the secret of the subsequent
unessiness. He is, however, steadily but
slowly improving, his appetite grows bet
ter, the disease is held firmly in check,
and his friends are quite confident that he
will in time wholly recover.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-15

TWELVE DOLLARS Worth OF REvEEGE.-
Martin Rummell was yesterday charged in
the Police Court SG2 and upwards for the
privilege of sneaking up behind Mr.. Lied.
one day last week,a knocking him sense
less with a stone. He doubtless got salts
faction out of the affair, to the amount of a
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