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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
WATERToN

UEITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUET-sKPTENBER
TERN, ls65.-The Term commences on the
5th of September, 1865. The following is
the assignment OF civil causes
Wednesday, 6th-Smith va. Marsh, No.
LOB; Seymour VS.. Kellogg, 1874; Horn
VS.. Coon, ct al, 1,474 ; Horn vs.. Orowell,
ct al, 1,475; Horn VS.. Mather, ct al, LAY;
Force VS.. C. / T. R. R. 1852.
Thursday, 7th-Bennett vs. Hornung,
1853; Hale vs. Hubbell, 1854; Wilson VS.,
Hester, 1,4OI Young VS.. House. 1,4S5
Smith VS.. Bailey, I,457; Jennings vs..
P~ickenpsugh, l,247.
Friday, Sth-Saxton VS.. Rank, ct al
1875; Scott Va. wilkins, ct al, 1,4ss; Q,
8. vs.. Olmstead, ct 81, 1,4ss; HAusknicht
vs.. Ingle, 1908.
Monday, 1Ith-stevart VS.. Lee, 1918.
Tuesday, 12th-Fairchild vs.. Spencer
1881; Garfield vs.. Loomis, 1859 Cauheld
VS.. Drake, 1858.
wednesday, I2ib-McGrsgor VS.. Brinker
hof, Las; Stewart VS.. Starkweather, ] JAG
Thursday, l4-Dsrt VS.. Whiting, 1857
Balsley vs.. Bond, 1,452; Penn. R. B. Co
va. Sergeant, sol.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

DEPARTED.-Professor n. E. Peck, recent
ly appointed Consul General to Hayti whose
ship wreck on one of the BermudaS, when
on his way to his consulate, has already been
described, sailed on Wednesday, from Phil
adelphis, in the steamer Wasp, which was
to take him TO Cape Hsytien and thence if
he desired it to Port au Prince. His wife
and children will not accompany him, and
have gone west to reside during the fall and
wintar-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

PAINFUL AoCIDENr.-A painful accident
occurred yesterday afternoon on Kentucky
street, West Side, by which g little German
boy, sged about i've years, had both his
hands SO badly crushed that amputation
cannot be avoided. The little fellow was
amusing himself playing with the rope
used in drawing q house that was being
moved through the street, when in an un-
the tsckle-blOck and completely crushed.
The unfortunate boy was taken to his home
and medical assistance summoned. We
could not learn names.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

HoTEL At NoRwALK.-The Norwalk Rcfec-
tor reports the organization in that place Of
q company with a capital of $50. 900, whose
design is to build a commodious and we'll
arranged hotel in that place. Norwalk is
making good progress in growth and pros
perity, and the investment will doubtless be
q paying one.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
MARINE NEWS,
E.onF OF ~C.EVELAND

EHTERED---Aua. 2s-A
stmr NJ -rnirg Star, Vigsr, Detroit
Prop TiOga, slsson, Dunkirk
Prop Eimira, fhorn, Buff %
Prop Osn'steo, Blsekmsn, Dunkirk
Prop Wbconsin. BTosn. Oswego
Prop Dean Richmond, Br &, Buffalo
BARK Marq 4ttte. s~cbA1mWehr, ClicaRa
rig Iroquols, B sek.r Buhso
Schr Tar.sr, PtpOon. Ma gu tie
Schr ] F Prince, Prince, Erie
5chr Miami, Remington. Buffalo
Schr Gov Hunt, Pemble, Hufaio
Nehr q 4 King, Marin, PufAlo
Sohr VIM Kelly, Butlin, Bay City
SoOW Mons, CsrTHn, KsheY's leland
scOW Storm, Curtis, Pc t Hu on
Sow Whit 70 q, Hyde, L xingtrn
9cOw J o Hills, Becker, FR.inRw
Scow Unce Sam. Sims, Pors Hope
oLEARED---AuG. 1874.
stmr Morning Star, Yigsr, Detroit
Prop Dean Richmond, Bret, Chicago
Prop Wisconsin, Brown, 7 ledO
Prop ami tee, BiacE man. Toledo
Prop Elmirs, Thorn. 10 eco
Prop lfonsjfes, = uTner, OntOnaGou
Bark Great West, Atkins, Chicago
Sehr In + Prince, Prince, Saginaw
scbr r Ger, Huntcon, Portage
S .br Jenny Lind Williams, Buffalo
Sohr FeIel, Psirirr, Pot Hoe
Schr Maize, r 7Oney, Bay City
ScOW Mcna, ArTsn, Kelley Is'and
Secs hutisr Girl. BuIlDgams, Avon
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
ELOPEHrEr.-Ths Pittsburgh Commercial

EL~oPEMEET.-The Pittsburgh Commercial
of yesterday says:
Peter Miller, for the past four yesrs local
mail agent at Crestline, some time since
converted all his worldly effects into cash,
and nduce his wife to give up house.
keeping and go to boarding-it would be
much more comfortable and cheaper. A
few days ago Peter suddenly disappeared
from Crestine, leaving his deserted wife
ten dollars with which to support herself.
About the same time, a Mrs. LonRweIl,
with whom Peter, it is said, was intimate
during her husbands absence in the army.
also mysteriously disappeared, much 70
the establishment Of her lately returned
husband. The Ascending parties were
Lyard of on thsir way South.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

CRANDALL's EXCHANGE, WOOsTER.-Having
occasion to visit Wooster recently, we stop
ped at the Exchange. kept by Mr.. E. D.
Ely, and have no hesitation in recommend
ing it to travellers as one of the best hotels
to be found in any town in the State. The
house is quiet and orderly, while all its ap-
pointments are complete.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

RAILROAD Ex7EEsrOE.-The Medina Ga
zettc says ii 10 reported that tho Atlantic 4
Great Western Railroad Company is nego-
tiating for the purchase of the unfinished
railroad through Medina, with a view to
80 JvHSvTVn UrSn SHas . roHu NJ
Seville or vicinity.
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Died.

VNCENT-.n Jsrney City, Henry Y. Vincent,
eldest so Of }. A. Vincent, of Thil city.
HiI remains reached here last evening and will
be buried IT m the residence Of his father, $50 su-
periOr street, at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. Friends
of the family are respectfully invited to attend the
fuueraI.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

To ARRIvE.-The First Wisconsin Heavy
Artillery, numbering 1913 men, will arrive
in this city to-day, it is expected about ten
o'clock this morning, and remain until ten
this evening. They will be provided with
meals at the Home.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

Shilling LIQUOR WITHOUT LIoEEsE.-U. s.
Commissioner White yesterday morning
investigated charge Of selling liquor with
out license brought against Major shad-
ford, of Grafton, which resulted in the &C
cussd being bound over for trial. He gave
hail
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
PIFTsBURsH PErRoLEUAmARKE
Ispes.l report for the Daily LrAs,n.I
PIrrssuReH, August 2f-s;OO P NJ

PTrTsBURGH, August 2i-6sOO P N.
The receipts Of Crude BY the Allegheny river to-
day were $500 bbls. The market is active and
sales are liberia at arm prices.
Refined tondsd wanted. Sales reach 5000 bbls
at 44946e, September delivery in Philadelphia at
SIC 1000 bbIs brilliant, October delivery in PhIla-
delPhia, at $50. Free &c.
Sales OF Crude were: Green county amber at 2Oc,
vithOuI packages; 1000 bbls Allegheny river oil At
lsHc, aud 400 bbIs do do, at lee, vi. hout pack
age, Supply In market light and buyers plenty.
Sales Of BsnsOle brilliant at 40.
Sales 100 bbls Tar at 500.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
LOCAL NOTICES


Ofthis dull sickness At my heart afraid"
But in cases of dArARRH, = single bottle Of
DR.. D H. sselye's LIQUID OATAKRH REMEDT will
ALWAYS effect 9 permanent cure, thus preventing
Bronchitis or ~Oonsampttn-. Aug2l:Ts
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
CITY NEWS.

NEw style of French turbans opened to-
day at Mrs. A. L. ShaE's.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

STITCHING AND EHBRo1DRRY.-Sewing ma.
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER 4 BAKKR's
s-242;eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
WhEATON's
ITOH.
ITCH.

SCRATOH. OINTMENT. BOkATUH
VIII cure the Itch in ss hours-Glso cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, ChlblAinH, and all EruPtiOns- Of
the SKIN. Price so cents. By sending 60csnts to
weeks end Fottsr, ITO Warrington st., Boston, viii
Be forwarded free by mail. For sale BY all Drag.
yIsta sTROEs 4 ARHsTRoEG, Cleveland, Agents
or Northern Ohio. mhIl.E dGW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

Five hundred dozen TAssel, Silk and Ma
ria Stuart Nets at low rHtes, at N. Hall &
Co.'s, I47 Water street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
MARRIED.,

FERPY-BAKER.-In this city, Tuesday, Au-
gust I'D, ct the TeIideDce Of the brides mother, by
the Rev DR. Goodrich, o N Ferry, late Captain
9Th o V. O., to Miss Ella Baker No cards.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

LATEST style of French frames just re-
esived at Mrs. A. L. shaw's. aug. 25:24O.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
OHIOAs0 MARKEF--AuEustI24
IBy Telegraph

Flour Firm.
wheat firm at an advance OF 1%A2c. Sales
At 81 s7% .or No /; 81 rs for No 2
U~DrB-Active and advanced lac. Sales ct 72%
for No l, and Toe or ro2.
sats Advanced 2sso, closing firm. Sales at
3sh4SsLc.
Freighta-F Firm ard unehan ged.
kIsgsWines--QuIet.
PrOVisfOns-Fnm at go l0aS0 90 for meD
Pork, ana 81 20 for prime 90.
Rec ~fpls-Fiour. 800 bbls; wheat, 1900 DuB
corn 1-6 90 oats 6 o 0. 30 n
Shipments-Fiour 50 o bbls, 40. OO9 bu wheat
PSI, 700 bu cora, 1900 oats
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

One Thousand dozen Wooden Hose and
Socks, just received at NJ. Hall & CO.'S, 147
Water street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

POLIcEi POLICE saturday afternoon,
before more than half g dozen we're aware
of the advent Of two good, healthy police
men, strange rumors began to be ahoat
among the roughs and ~jsy-hawkers, to the
effect that the long dreaded had come at
last. No one had seen them, no one could
be found to tell whether they had horns
and caudal a~ppendages, or whether they
resembled the ordinary specimens of the
human race, but ell seemed 70 be satisfied
that the policemen had come, and the effect
could be seen in the order that reiRned in
our streets last night. I heard QUE man
making anxious inquiries this morning as
to what the matter could be, as be could not
sleep last night on account Of the absence
of the regular bowling to which he had
been 30 accustomed. No wonder, poor
man
The two policemen engaged are from
your city, and they appear to be gentlemen
who understand their business, and will
not be afraid to perform their duty. One
arrest was msde atthe depot last night and
the offender taken to jail, brought this
morning before Kennedy Davis, Esq, fined
SIS and costs, and committed till the sen
tence was complied with.
would suggest in this connection, that
these Migrants, when unable to pay their
fine, instead of being kept in jail, where
many of them would rather be than not,
be compelled TO work out the amount on
the street, allowing them regular wages. It
is done many places, why not hsrel In
the meantime, Once again, "Order reigusu in
Warsaw" NEHo.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
sew ADVERTIsEMERss

N1W
Z. Rhsinheimer-one Price Clothing House.
Al. Woodworth-Men Wanted.
N. 7. Color ogdensburgh.
n. T. Color Chicago.
J.w. Rhodes L CO.-AgeHts Wanted.
Lost-AOney.
KinnArd. Drsher & Oo.-Melodeon to Rent.
Fragrant 6ozodont-Loeal Notice.
Pacing M~Steh-LocAl Notice.
JsEott q Turriil-LOcal Notice.
Ice tor 5ale-Looal Notice.
Mrs. Shav-Looal Notice.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

Five cases Red Worsted Table Covers,
and five cases Linen Table Covers, just
opened at M. Hall 4 Co.'s, 147 Water street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
ToNSoRIAL
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY, 46 Public Square,
HAS ALL THE LATEST INVENTIONS m WIG vOkE

Z THE ILLUSION WIg-It fits to a charm.
OURL@FRENOH NATURAL RIHGLEr-
jus received idireo0 . large quantity Of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
sRITOHES nj large and ven.
selected stock always on hand.
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, HI.
GENE BOWS and FBEHOd HEAD-DREsSES,
mAde by the advertiser equal to those imported,
Ladies' own Brsids made into any Of the
above H~e.d-Dressea without injury 90 switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and hair Quitting
done IN tbs latest aud most prevailing styles.
HAIR observation-disclosures attention paid 70
this branch Of the business. The best Of DYE used.
HOT AND GOLD BATHS ale avs ready, The
best bathing apartments in tins city. iy7
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
ALUMgI.DAY.

What ii is and What IL Means-.-The
Addyess Before the AIumni'-'Cla
Observation-Disclosures Address--Alms-
siVinR--The COLLATION. and its Con.
eamitants.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

DAN RIcE's MAMMOTH MKNAGER1E.-Re-
member the largest menagerie in America
will exhibit in this city on Monday and
Tuesday next, on Monday on Taylor street,
West Side, near the reservoir, and on Tues
day on Erie street, East Side. The mann
moth tent, the largest one ever erected for
exhibition purposes, will be open both af-
ternoon and evening, and at each enter
tsinment Dan Rice will appear and intro
duee his wonderful herd of :" Sacred Cat
lie" the only genuine ones ever seen out
side the Burmese Empire, together with 8
variety Of pleasing performances of educa-
ted kAngsroos, q wild buffalo chase, Arabian
cAmels, educated horses, the largest and
smallest elephants in the country, besides
twenty-five cages of animals.
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Cow mIss'N smS~OnANTS
GOODMAN 4 HADLEY,

Produce, Forwarding aud COmmfsaiOn
h-erehants,
FOR The sale Of FlOar, Grain, Seeds. ProviGlons, 10.
ONCE Ne n Metwin Sc, Cleveland, o.
Refer to A. X. Spencer, First National Bank,
CleVsIsndi Fletehrr q sharpe, Bankers, IndlsnaD-.
Is y s. ita, Tsq /, sehefal Freight Agent D.,
81 y Bsilroad, indianapolis auRisSsa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
HUFFALO. MARKET-AuEuss "a
In nLnnRAruL

-
ISL EzLBaRArH.l
~FIOur-Firm
W~beat-scares. MOI ohioSgO and HilUAakss
IpTicg 81 so.
COrEs-1c better, with good demand Opsusd
cary in The morning at SIC, and clos d At $40 for
No l Elutsr red
.~ais-nlinois No Q d 6sOi new nominal at 4s
a4T1.
BarIey-N minsl.
hye-HODinAl
POrk-Hsayy mess S3I 30.
Canal Ereights--To New Yorh- Wheat 40,
corn 70, oats Sc.
Lake TmpOrts-For 24hours-Flour 4s3S bis,
wheat IS, AT bu, corn lS4. l7e, oats 5,2i7.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

HARPER FOR sEPTENBER.-The September
number of this sterling magazine has reach
eed us, full Of its usual store Of entertain
ing matter. Among the transient compe-
sitions are ~"SePtsmber," a poem; Miss
Pipk's First Season, 8 capital c~aricature,
possessing much truth Niagara in Spring,
spoem Street Educstion, containing many
good practical facts and suggestions. The
continued articles and stories maintain
their interest, added to which are a number
of new and very spicy sketches. The
monthly record of current events is very
complete and valuable. The Editors Easy
Chair and Drawer are replete with their
miscellaneous collection of good things.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
lose = PreRslss' FrOvla1oD aarsss <.
mart.
TOLEDO MAEKEr--August "a.

Wnaat-Abou Pc better. eaIes o. M Whit.
hichi9An Ct y 81; old amber Biehigan AZ n 81.
neE ~ sal ~ Old No red Waba b 81 ssasI IS,
Nc S@oy' sales At Ic for No ], and II for
Oats-1o lower. Sales At Sc
.aSs tretghts-Te on wheat to orusss and
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
OswNeo nARKFT-Anrna, "a.

OsWEe0 GARKET-August "A.
iBI EHLEGRAFHJ
FIOur-Aetive, hus supply light. sales &
So 90 ior spr ng; 50 90 for winter red; % so f. ?
VII &c and $40 f6siO 81 for double extra II N prime
white.
heat Firm but quiet.
u COrH-Firm and scarce. No sales.
Osh 7 grains scarce and n0minal.
canal fFeigbfs-Are Gull and unchanged.
Flour sOs4lo, wheat sc, corn SIC, 10 New York
500
Canal Experts-2O ZOO b5ls -four, 1900 Bu
snIpments- by Bail, COO bbls aOur.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

/ q. Y. Money Markes-H uEust "a
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
HOney-EsSy at Sac D cert.
Sterling Electromagnetic and lower ct Ice
@1asA
GOld-Quiet and without any material chaDge,
opening st 1857, advancing TO lAs%, sud closing
at 1855.
View York Stock Harket-August 81.
81 TELEGBAPH-l
Government BtOeks-Are without mate
rial csangs.
Treasury 7 sos esH; T~-n.Nosty coupons, s7I;
HVe-tUenty coupons, lu65S U. 8 skies Of Iss1,
coupons, lt6N
8sO0ks-Dull and heavy. New York Osntral
90; TT Wayne 96H; MIWaukre 4 Prairie du Chen
~; Chicago 3 Horthw. sern 271a; Forth-Eest IN
presrred 62H; Michigan sOuthsTn $50; New Jer-
ssy Central l 0: Ere s51S: do preferred 50, Head
ing 1851; HudsOe 1851; Illinois Central scrip l2is<;
Gambler and A. phiO a Mississippi celtihcAtss 241a;
Tennessee 6s 72z.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

MILWAUKEE MABKET.-August "A.
by Telegraph
EiOur-Firm
W~heaI-Qoiet. Sales st 81 96HAl 80 for No I
late white white
Reeeipts-lOOO bbls -four, 2 1000 bu wheat.
khtpnIents-lTOJ bbls h0u 79,OOO bu wheat.
FREE hts Nominal
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

IAN -HoFFNAK.-The Varian-H Hoffman
combination will give one Of their exquisite
concerts at Central Hall, On Monday even
ing next. Their programme is entirely
new, and the mere announcement of their
coming will be sufficient to crowd the house,
as they have q host of friends here.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
DENTISTRY
TEETH TEETH TEETH


Late Of the hrm or HALLIVELL 3 DAEILs, /
stu az his old established Dental Roma ooFna
Ontario street and Public Square, MAKING tboa,
Invaluable gems, artificial Teeth, at the cd nricss
before the war. An Opoer or Lower Set non IA
to aIS " vnrk warranted .ny0 ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

COLUMBUS OPERA TRoUPE.-This Troupe,
under the management of A. NJ. Farland,
Esq, which furnished the people of Mead
vills with a series of first class dramatic
entertainments last spring, will open here
again in Richmond's new Hall, on Monday
next. The troupe has been entirely organ
lied, several frst-class actors and actresses
having been procured from New York and
Philadelphia, and think our citizens can
now be satisfied in having an opportunity
to witness good exhibitions. A full de-
scription of the new theatre, which will
seat 1000 persons comfortably, will be
given in another letter.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
MEApVILLE NEWS.
MEADvILLE, August 2;

MEADVILLKJ august 70.
The BURGLARY.-Iu my last letter the
statement was m de that the loss of Mr..
rA~-a~-l n~tu-dAy[nisht, WAS $40,
which was not the case, the amount being
$500. 1t appears that Mr.. Townsend had
f~IL~I thruo 900 D1IIB IN an envelope and
laid it in the bottom of the drawer, intend
ing to take it out again before starting
away, but he left in a great hurry and for
got it. The thief must have been some one
who had seen him place the money there,
SIS it sppears hardly probable any person
would run SO much risk tor the small
amount usually kept in the drawer.
Though the losing of 5000 would appear
a trivial thing to many, yet upon Mr..
Townsend this loss falls very heavily. Now,
while speaking of this gentleman, l wish to
say q few words regarding his character
since he came among us, a perfect stranger,
less than three years ago. he sold, l
think, the first copies of the LEADER aver
brought to this place, and throughout the
political campaigns and in fact all the
time, has not allowed a dislOyal publica-
ton to be distributed from his neWs-rooms,
or by any of his agents, so far as he could
prevent. Mr.. T. has done this at q pecu-
mary loss to himself and credit has not
been given him for the sacrifices he has
made. He has, 1 think, distributed more
loyal documents in Crawford county within
three years than any other person in it, let
him reside where he may. With such q
record it seems indeed hard to have his
hard-earnings stolen just as ne began to
get & little ahead.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
ADDRESS BEFORE THE ALUMNI.

Like a New England Sunday, Alumni
day seems to at sunset the night
before. The Address before the Alumni
was delivered on Tuesday evening by the
Rev. C. C. starbuek, at present teacher il
Hebrew in Union Theological Seminary
His subject might be stated as: "Tht
Progress and Prospects of Christianity
Elegant in diction, rich in thought, elAbo'
rate in ornament and allusion, it delighted
zach individual of his audience in direc
proportion to his ability to appreciate anC
understand the varied treasure offered
him
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25
CLASS MEETINGS.

The hours from eight to ten on Wednes-
day morning were occupied by Class Re-
unions, held at the houses of resident
Alumni. Nearly all of the classes which
have been graduated held meetings, some
when only 'fwo or three were gathered
together" others where the attendance
was large and the meeting merry. The
class of So gathered "a together, and the
class of 62, whose trienniAl reunion came
off to-day, assembled full forty. Many
were the episodes, grave and gay, of these
pleasant gatherings, which cannot be
transfxed and transferred to paper.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

NEW STYLES OF BUCKLES J11
~ roosfV'a c0WLEys,
6bl4 ~ UAaaS, dolsA,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-27
THE GAZETTE TO THE SOLDIERS
A. P. MILLER, Sec'y.


The Gazette extends a hearty well
come to the soldiers who have return
cd to their homes again. We welcome
you to all tho joys of home, to peaceful
avocations, and to all the happy usa.
ges incident to state of peace. Nobly
has your steady courage, under the
blessings of good Providence, and
the leadership ofskillful Generals, won
for you these privileges.
During the long years of war, the
Gazette has sought out the soldiers of
Fairfield county, to dispense to them
its modic um of news of home, and pat.
riotic sentiments, and words of encour-
ment.
From time to time we have been as
sured by the soldiers themselves of
their high appI yciation Of the efforts
which have been made to furnish them
the current information from home
We are again reassured by the fact
that many of the soldiers upon their
arrival ], call upon us and subscribe for
the Gazette. We hope in the future,
as in the past, to merit their approval,
and to stand by tho Government in
peace as well as in war.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-27
Soldiers welcome Home.

The citizens Of this County, will give
grand Soldiers Picnic for all re-
turned soldiers, on Thursday, Aug.
10th, 1865, at the Fairfield County
Fair Grounds. All are invited to at
tend. Dancing Platforms will be fit
ted up in the Floral and Agricultural
Halls.
Let all be present by 70 o'clock A.
M. Reception speech will be made at
IL o'clcSiAprecisely.
The Soldiers will form in the City
at 9 o'clock AM, and march to the
grounds. No liquor selling will be al
lowed on or near the grounds. 1t is
earnestly requested that all business
houses be closed until 4 o'clock P. NJ.
Como all with overfowing baskets,
and have good old fashioned time.
BY order of Committee.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-27
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The funeral Of George Kutz was
largely attended on Tuesday the 18th
inst, proceeding from his fathers res
idence to the Lutheran Cemetery
The Burial Service of the Episcopal
Church was read by Rev. J, B. Helwig,
who will deliver discourse upon tho
event next Sabbath morning at the
Eng. Lutheran Church.
We have not been able to obtain q
complete list of those who were wound
ed nor the nature and extent of their
injuries The following names have
been furnished US:
William Cannon, James Cannon,
Henry Canode, William Smith, Will
liam J. Hughes, Jesse Greer, James
MCGOWAN, Jacob Fultz, A. Achor and
+. Howard.