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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

The Louisville Press says that mer-
chant Of that city observing the portrait OF
Mr.. Lincoln, drsped in mourning, pinned
on the coat Of New York merchant, who
was soliciting the custom of his firm, in
formed him that if he calculated 70 wear
that thing, they would not buy 8 single ar.
ticle of goods from him.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs-
OFTIOE or Ass'T QUARrERMAsTEH,
nrww I'm Iune 2l6t 1tGb.
ATOTIOB IS HEREBY GIVEN, That

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
N IN pursuance cf Instructions from Ihs Chief
Quar- .ermasser OF the Northern department ! Will
self at Public Auction, Saturday, July 1st, the
property known Es the Governmsnt Coral on ih9
Height, at Cleveland Said property cosBs,s OF
Board Buiidtngs, a. follows:
Lot L 0fi-e and Forage House, 4s fsCt long By
80 feet in width.
Lots TO st ble, pol feet long by ss feet width.
Tot 6--M'ss HOuse, IS feet long by 20 fe t width.
il1ts to l3 Stable Sheds 357 fCes by IL feet 10
" dth.
Lois Il to sI-B,ard Feno,, lOeO feet long by
feet ligh.
Lot 55--Pl INK Flooring in ths stable.
The abeve properly will be sold IN lots as diyid
above, az 50 much per foot, board MEASURE, con-
tanned therein. The prop'Tty to be taken Gown
and removed within seven days from dste Of So g,
ht the fxp5Rse Of the purchaser. Terms cash on
BASIL l. SPASGLER,
Captaiu and A o NJ
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z-3O LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, June q.
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions TO the
7-3O loan to-day at 81. Boil 700.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

A cotemporary says that he ''can't pub
lish 8 paper for nothing" Why, then,
does he publish one that's good for.noth-
ing ?-Lolasvills Jo1T1aL.
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AssITANr QUARTERHAsTERs 0FFICE, /
QtEvRIhsn q lime 9th. 1861


OLEvELASD, o june 9Th, 1865
NOVERNMENT hsviBg use for the
~ nbove ment'oned d OarrsI and Stables, for the
carraing aud sale o. (59O) hVs hundred sorvicable
mules on ths 9Th OF July, 1866 the above sal, will
be postpone until Wedne!d y, July IL, 1865. The
sale to tsse pla-e on tho premises, oemmelcisg at
BASIL L S s7ANGLER.
je22229 Captain and A. Q
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28
DRARCH WAREHOUSE.
WOLFE, BOWABD d CO.'S,
WINDOW GLASS,

Gle YELAND, o HIO.
This Brsnd for FINE COLOR AND GOOD TEN.
PER is warranted equal IL not superior to any
made,
4 FAVORITE Brand WITH PICTURE
DEALERS.
Handed in Osr loads by our drsymsn at both
ends OF tho Line, ami thereby less liable TO break
aga.
Mauufacturers' terms and advantages offered
from this WAREHOUSE.
IN accident bsieIl Car load recently, end pat
rons Of this Brand may havs had Glass damaged.
Oaims ding ordinary breakAge seGtl0d st this
WARE qOUSE.
funeZS,E43 CALVIN CARR.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF


In pursuance OF an order OF the Probate Curt Of
CHyanOga county, hO, will offer 70 sals At Pub
lie AnctiOn, on Saturday, the i2th day Of August
next, At 10 o'clock, A. n upon the premises. the
following desc bed real est.te situate in the county
OF CuyahOga aud State OF Ohio 20 wit: Lot M.
(s), tniri height in Gsays's allotment 10 the viii
lsge o. Uhagrin Falls aud fronting Water st Get
appraised at seven hundred dollars. Terms Of
uaie: OnS third in hand, onS-third in one year.
aud ons-third In freHa tho sley % salss
with interest. Paymants secured by mOrtgags.
NJ. A. MCBRIDE, bdminlst atTE,
ie2s.23l6ty Of stirling SIC Bride, deocased.
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A T COST AND BELOW COST.
THURsDAY s FRIDAY, june 1880.
/
GOOD HOUSE AND LOTS

AT AUCTION. o. GU rTER s0N
o. CUTTER SON will 81 on Thursday, june
18th, at 10 e'clock, A on tho pr, mlges fOuc ~
Lots on Jennings Aven1e, Univer,ity Heights.
Ssid lots are 80 feet iIont on Jennings Avenue, BY
223I% f.et in d spth.
AlO on Friday, June 30, at 10 O'Clock, A.
N oa the promises, House and Lot No. 10 GTtea-
wood st near Prospect This Lot Is 50 feot trout
by Ia feet in depth The house ia = substantial
two story doubio frame with good Vel aud Cistern
fins Iaps Arbor and Fralt trees on tie pr mises.
Terms msde hnlNn on days Of sale. Juno23;223
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PETROLEUM V. VAsBY,
Lait Paster Nv the Church Nv the Moo
Dispensashun.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

There have been several riots in Norfolk
recently, growing out Of difficulties between
soldiers and negroes.
The Petersburg Daily News has been
suppressed by General Hartsuff for disloyal
utterances.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

Gold 14O25.
Old 5-2Os 1OS7S.
New York Centrsl, 9335; Erie, 7611;
Reading, 951l; Michigan Southern 64H ;
Illinois Central, 1861 Rock Island, 1OI
Northwestern preferred, 555s; MariPOsa,
13X.
Gold active and rather strong, selling
after call at I4l.
Stocks firm.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28

Accounts of the crops from all parts of
the country, particularly from the West,
are of the most favorable character. We
shall probably have enormous fields of
almost everything produced in the North
ern States.
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Shares Buchanan Farm, 9s; Cherry Run,
40; Excelsior, $40; Manhattan, 42e; Oil
Creek, 7sO; Rynd, 2O7; Napoleon, zoe;
HebsLer, 275; Germania, AZ.
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EIectioneerinr for Parliament vas growing -srn.
er. .erou, riot Ia reported at Nottingham, and the
military are said to have been called on.
la stated that Mr.. jacobson Ia to be the nsv
Bishop Of Chester
Marshal Csnrotcr has been sprointed Command
ant Of the Army OF Paris.
Three wa Ministerial crisis At vienna The
Cabinet had resigned Count hensdord ". Provh-
ionsl President Of the Council.
The Berlin correspondent OF tho london TtNrs
ays;
. The American Ministers in Germany have been
instructed 10 obtain treaties or at lont binding
p'onites 70 the effect that German emigIAnt. Who
have settled In the United states before soluittins
thenseves Of the duty Of military duty ai home, shal
not le held responsible for the omission, and con 70
scrihed after their return home Collisions Of this
sort have heen rather frequent of late and rule
decided according to the circumstance OF the Gaze.
1le demAnd nov raised 10 one exceedingly unpalAt-
able to the Governments concerned. only because
~ tend- 10 curtail that most precious and valuable
among the rights OF the ctovn-the right to many
year, Of the suhJecrs life and may be, to his blood
but alfo hecaus, II ould be another and etIsc-
tive incentive to emigration, were it secorded.
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~ ysaswspA 70 ~. ssv rs,b Ss~>j

1HE subscriptions 70 the $50 ioau on SATURDAY
amounted to ss,9Sl,5OO. The total subscriptions for
the week were S21siS3OO.
JodS srRwAHr, notorious bounty Jumper
living near tie scene Of the RoIbury tragedy, wa.
on Saturday arrested by Boston detectives, on sus.
picion OF beius the murderer of the Joyce child.
ren. lie Is about 20 yc.ra Old, and has . mother
b'ine in fonn'ylvAnis. Tue evidence 10 said to
he very strong ag.inr, him.
1arns wero two balloon asc.nsioos from Boston
Common on Saturday. which ~ors POSTPONED from
the 9Th, owing 70 high wind. ono balloon took
up the nronsut only, Mr.. Cormiok- othor
besd's the sronsut Prof King, contained fv.
gentlemen, aud one lad, Frank King. son Of tho
nronsuL Bc.h balloons landed ssfely--ons in
scituate, the other In helro.els,o in tho evening
WoEKsEs employed by the Erie, New York Cen.
trsl and Lake Shore Railroads, in Buffalo, 10 the
number Of about Eve hundred, have been on
strike SINCE the 9TH Of July, in consequence OF tho
reduction Of their wages from two dollars 70 one
dollar and seveniy-hvs cents per day. They ere
quiet, but preveu, Others from working
ALL the evidence for tic prosecution In the case
OF hsry Harms indicted Tor the murder Of A. j.
Burroughs las been put In. No now facts wer.
elici,od except some TO show The frrnned state OF
mind OF the woman, susing out OF her toriurcs by
burroughs her soduoer. The deience will pu, in
evidence to-day some LISTERS Of tie doceasct, er-
tending over period OF seven years, to establish
tho fact Of Durroush' engagement, TO be married TO
the prisoner and that hc euissvorsd to snirap her
into wishing house Of assgnn,lon for the purpose
Of blaalne hr reputation aud to prove ,bs, by his
i~rhdy and desortion she hsd been rendered insane
aud irresponsible for her sction..
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work was contemplated by the CAnads p'otterrs
,hn nue ,,u ssn .Hr ,u.. 'nn W" ',sI
,,s., """ WV
"A'
lr 10 remarked a. curious fact. that OF hs
many priests who stood round Tho II gh Altar a
81 Mar - MoorheliA on the occasion OF the con.
secrtton of Dr. Manning, recently, . Roman
Cshohc Archbishop o. Westminster, there ven.
not 40 than 100 who had ether teen In orders ~
eN1ureh q England, or had been fellows -
English colleges In their day.
w, hnhhAan ot Paris, says tha, out of ens
Nv, l pe,sonA nSty-hVe marry three oi ihcse
- al.oIveI, ;, etShi leave their partners vitaous
, Nv fourteen stick 10 the marriage ~.
.",lsn uu. uSn' az We time thirty veset,te' snd
h.mspr o" 9.' OF he sNty-hVe live and cWov
.u.uNeNes. ,'lnnNe. lhe pr' PORTIONS are much tins sans
!" '''s country
Ms TnosAs G Fra an old and respectable cids
nep OF Redmond, for many wear, member OF the
City Council has been arrested, charged With Ihs
murder of John Usyh a private in comnanv n.
u', 'n'uun t % iIluos rcflu'cni. The bhng &C
-. ~ ~ .rcy'm hsuL Ohen MI tppa and SONS
E.n,,. n.I"ohu ny men we,s h.'lng social oar'
60 - sYlau W soiderS s slogsd, inter
wv wan ue o'NlhAnA ana pro'oted . nghh
foRrursa Monroe letter Of the 9Th, say, Jshs
Mitchell Ia n snything, moro moruse than ever
lie ssridsa up aud down his cell In his b.rs ts~,
lie bss excellent shoes and stockings q, his ais.
pcs.l but will not wear them Psrefco,ed he
walks 10 ana fro in bis cssomsis bis brow CON.
'rscIod srd snecr upon his lips. lie snap. ou,
su occasional sbusive OF i'll n naiured remark Hs
health continues good.
-.,-. . -.
a. . suh rutute, and hsd been rviudled out Of al
his money, arrived at ~. LOUIS, No, las, sunday,
having travelled all the way from New York 90
foot He started from this city without q cent IN
his pocket intending to make his wsy 10 Califor.
nj. on foot. lie hsi got along very we'll, and vu
IN eruberant spirits When hung,r overlook hiu-
he would s,op At soms house on the road. earn
few dunes by dAy's wor., and then resume hi
Journey
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The Conspiracy Executions Miss Surrutt,s
Efforts In Behalf of Tier Mother.

About half-Iast eight O'Clock on Friday morn.
ing, Miss surratt accompanied by female friend,
again visited the White House, having boen there
the previous evening, for the purpose Of obtaining
an interview with the President President john
son having given orders that he would receive no
Que TODAY, tho doorkeeper stopped MISS Surratt si
the foot Of tho steps leauiDg up 10 the Presidents
ofcs, aud would not permit her to proceed further.
= then asked permission to see Gen Musse tho
Presidents NJ ltsry s. retary, who promptly an
~eret the simmons and Cane down stairs where
Mss suIratt vas standing. A. sOol as the General
made his appearance, Miss bluAtt thre" heI self
upon her knces eiore him, hing bin ~ the
coat, and, " tn loud slbs and streaming eyes, i'm
III red hun TO st her in obtaining heariog WITH
The President. Gen. N lssey, In as teuder manner
as posi- le, lnlorueu MISS .uat1 tnht Lo could
not comply with Ter rcq..eIi, a. Presden' John
sons orders were imperauvt, ana 10 would re-
ccive no one. Upon Gen. Muses. returning to
his ofice, u Irratt Ihrow herself upon Ihe stair
steps where she remained . considerable length OF
time sobbing sloud In the greatest anguish, pro-
testing her mothers innocence, and imploring
every one who came near her 20 !ntsroedo in Ler
mothers behalf. whte thus Seep-ng, sho
declared her mother was too good
and kind TO hs guilty Of the enormous
crime Of which she vas convicted and as
sarted that II her mother Was put to death she
wished 70 d, also, Tte scene vas a.ssuspding,
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The Ferzopel Of the Nnyy-Nnvy ON
eers Sons Ordered 10 the Naval Aead-
emy.
The close OF tho rebellion, aud the Withdrawal ~
our hlockading squadrons enables tho Navy ne
parmont 10 send abroad to the various foroisn .,s-
tons 'hp' sdsp,ed 10 such service and In tho eeurss
Of few months our has aud pennsnt will be dislsy
ed every and the waters Of all oceans will BE-
poughed by the teels Of gallant Trim and speedy
cnis-fG The Mediterranean squadron has ere ths
entciei the straits and seain -e arc Represented
Along the shores ~ It,y, France, spain and 1ufksy
the fst lndin Squ,dfOn hne In months past bean re
prrs'ntrd Ly th' sailing soop JAInestov nc ain Cl
ueIu Price, sud the steam oop Wyoming, Comm and
sustAlurl our national aud naval character a. wtne,
ed iu the CONFLICT between the latter vessel and the
uilssls on o." 18Th Of July, iBJ3 IL Is nov proposer
10 make tue at India squadron In point Of numbsn
r.oa'reS and the necessities Of protection 10 on,
,ommeic'l marine demand. first class ships, man
ps,ed The list OF v,,rel. intsndsd Ios th,
o2h n ha, b. .vta no iii % Of been .saoud feSdr.
lnc ta{,h Of The 'luat-o VIII be tho soodbld
flagship l.At.uId whose hu ! has received InOfs
, nnf 'hsn any y-Vel OF her tonnage Ia The World
Ihe ye,el t,nCt oI iamOus Gnd beloved because she
aShys bore our gallant lEfr,Hut W victory aud
broulht to our hearts r.oicngs whenever her bate
rcs op.htd ~ "A Vul Ipea y. is nov undelsoins
thOru. order for hoT etuise which will extend
tuiC, yUAr- perhG.F. ne ar'1iun OdatlOns for brt
Cf.rFr VIII lp iuC. C.Vacd, hil IA uhe will F-s
number OF suns than hen Ia active service, her
crew viii be accommodated with muie -ptce Cutr.
iuudore n n Rel has received preparatory Ordris
10 hoist hr up this ghip snd command the sIusd-
ron The brave Commodore, N viii De- Gempmhered.
-. Admiral AtAgutp lloUt Captain Tho COumo-
d0.r has al t.aL UtSe srfvice N China la years
gone hy, aui active participant IA the yallaII
httaTk upou the Barrier Fore. Monument % thO.s
who tell IN tue attack Ia nov AZ the Brooklyn Nav
Yard, near tLc lJ ceuIn,
The IeaRnations Oi i,ieen regular and one hundred
and hfl two yoluutcor naval Oignu were y oepted
1t tue Nav, Department last sc'k. Tso bundrsd
leave, Of sbtence we've grAn'ed preparatory to die
charging the Applcan's. Thlry-frlr vessels Of oil
,lzes urr aud DC p'1l', viii bt sold at tho SavV
Yard on "wednesday, at noon, 10 the hlghest bidder
ihe ioovnr young men, rons Of naval oficers
have b' en- orteicl 10 utpoN for examination for ths
rori.ion u midshipm.n. Francis winslow, Herbert
WiutoF, .. A. Dimick I. :. Phelps Jr., q. ii. Nor.
ton, A. \. King. d. II. g, Qulmby, u. NAhAn, Y. g.
Ia, 10, J. II. C. Cofru, Dr.. I. c, Bruce J. G.
FelipeL Jr., r. Tumer X. g. whiting, II. q. LAseh
L. b. Barry, Ttcolo.e Porter. TIE following hovs
from the apprentice hool ship sabine being entitled
BY meri o5Iols conduct 10 Gdvancs meDt. haue hea,
orle Cd to examini for tho pontlon Of nid,9s-
men A. b. Fowler, W 7. WOOD Henry hnshAa,
Nn. Day, Chas Storms
iCoA;inued On the fast PazeI
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General Intelligence.
lsy Ned 10 As Ess Ys,l svn.

.,
Va '''" N'''o'''
w.
TINS French Emperor IL going 20 have black
rig 'Hen' i'm africa 10 "asou'hh PANS
II 10 not true tbs, the high price Of eggs 10 owing
70 the expense the hens are at for revenue stamps,
10 put ON their Manufactured srucles.
II ia -,.tnd An Wars,v a. a, the Ru..i,n Co,.r,.
rnent iutends 10 divide 1. P.i.nd ipto ,on gn,s,n-
ments.
A. "Atrin. Clth" b.. h.,r ,,,,,,t =, Xf,,t
II h.a held IL hrst me,l inc on tLs su,nri, ~ ~
mountain. ssd 20 be s. 900 lee, n yh .nd x.,v d,g,
cult OF accent
i,,i,ding A.. Il, ,,o,.,i,n 81 II. ,Iii. 80 it =,
W,.bI,' IN & arnoun, % g., sos Hoa ~. y
cos, of President Harrison, funeral va. seo ooo
-,
'Lr'Hi, oung' h'acNo ourn and M'Dnnald, IN
cenu'sty 'W'ts' ~ arc 10 % ried IN tanAdA on
on a. oco b,V ''' '''" 'e''As'u
~ =, h.ohls'a o' nor,neth lorN nave nominated
" fretson' oi ho' RIVER couhty Tor Governor.
lhe IeHuiar e'echoh comes on On tho htsi Monday
ia august next
Iha fIytnsster General at Albany and hls As
sstAns n uis dty, arc now paying tho 800 State
BOUNTY promiS'c 80 cer'sin ldicrs enlis1ing be-
tween Jniy IL ard Sept. o, lsGI.
CROCKETT, the celebrated lion-tttner, s,Il dead
usi ks be was entering the cage " Wild beastp 10
commence his performance Ia Cincinnati, on
lturslAy last
TnH rolio hunter. At Washington h.v. .'r..dv
! sttacs ed tho RAlloys ON Which tho copspir.ior.
we're hung. Ihe g.lloU, stiI stAni, ami ,b.re
were no slgps Of its removal a, l,st ac, ounts
| ANA,bv the nan,o NJ Allen, living tbout II res
! m es ron X gouTney, H. Was rrrrCt., a few d,ys
nlce for numbering bis wife by ling her brains
/ out with club R-.son--ho wanted l., marry ,,,.
olhor wom.n, Ho csme near being is ynchoi .,tr..
| wards.
| p,,,.t p.,,.,,, ,o.. 4, ,,,,,.-,
vlsediywNo 90 no, nisr,pre.en, the .grir1't r.
n"ms,,on NJ yi,ginia. nor we L.Iove ,hc S',,
ganr,aIlv when W. say tL.l thsy ,t,,,, th. lsta,
Of Their iormsr slave, 30 auy oiLs bec'e. of isbor
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commanding, With certain exceptions all ofeor and
enlisted men on detached service, and absent from
duty, 10 immediately return 70 their respective
mands
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Naval Intelligence.

Tho Fast India squadron -Reducffes 81
The Fersousl OF the Navy-Nnvy ON
GERS sons ordered 10 the Naval AeaA-
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sment for their Protection
gainst Their Own Govern
ment.
&c, &C., &c.
From Washington,

Davis Probably to be Tried as an
issin Newly Discovered Proofs
rurt Him-The Dead Con-pirutsrr,
llica alton for their Bodies. Etc.
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From Eur0pe.
Five Days Later Sews.

Fdthsr Poini, July 9.--The steamship BELGIAN
from Londonderry the D,h, arrived At this point on
routs TO Quebec.
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By Tsle@w@ xoh-
Interview of Gov. Perry and Other
South Caro:iaianss. with the Fresi-

WAsuSGroN, Ju'v'l9 The South Caro-
lima delegation had an interview of some
length with the President this afternoon.
They We're very kindly received. and III.
conversation was of a mutually pleasant
and agreeable character. They assured
The President of the disposition Of the
people cf their State 10 aeGuesc. n TIE
result Of The var, and nccep, the ccnee
queuces atiea3ant urca :;e fe;i"-e, ;cvlcd.
ing tic abo;tic2 Of ala=e:" asa ';ae
RECONSTRUCTION cf ;he;r State cc7Sti:aticn.
80 us &c MAKE = ,2c-e D ccccr1eace ~i;;.
Il rep4sIican fcrc7 cs Government, Sj:;7s
to the people directly ti,e election - r..
Siden,ial electors. ana ecuai;@;aS r.::,-s
sentaiion n TIE State Legislature. "a Ire
President ialked to them *crv plaiaiy and
firmly bct k;ndl:-, Indicating :he r~lic:-
which he is determined I, ,vi,,e, ana Tia
du,ics whic;, iJ'-.-. :.a:e 70 pe"fn7;H n -
thing existing difficulties, ani reot.,if,, II {,
>t.l. to lis fc-,He- rs."::cae ,-'th ii"
General Government Coz Perry Is *
p-cted 20 leave . n,ornez. Ills ;ntcr.ie3
with the President is sai3 70 have h-ea
highly sn.jsfac;orv. i: ~as strictly ~.
vate, ncne bit tie Yiet;ea i:eu.sy.-ea
Ieiay present
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The charge a:einet Lori N's: ,'o.'.: lr.e
Lord Chancellor cf i,"F gan. j. ;.r.,n;
dishonesty and :"= alus- i :,t o!.ic,ai
powers Tor q cc0s: s:.ie".i:.,,.,. dis :ol :~eu.%
to hav. heen IL. aec1tiatcr 30: e.a ..:;ii
self and U,ner 2ai N"a.
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y EE,nsn VIEW OF li~cr>srEycrlox.-
be -irwY ""| Na..Y Ee-lna SAYS: livery
!"y ad'!S TO Tie difficulty Of speedily ad-
lns'i' g the conflicting. interests which TIE:
war IN America between the \"r'h and
south have ir loose, ami Of r:,.i-viu= II
task which, wh"f.rr it be Of restoration
or r'H"as''ncti"n, is one of ,he greatest
that eyer i"Nr! The genius OF statesmen on
The resources ot IL majion",
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lHE trrrrHE EE1rwEEI 7H: i'"rE ANn
AANiAIlltN-Ih@ Jo"'"ol ii ktomn en-
plans thar the iaral repr+sen tnlve to
MrHl4o had 'crninatcl his :.li><icu hv
order OF Tie Pope, as II" c"n'd M longer
h: permitted 70 witEeSS the violation O..
NE r;rsts of the Ghnrch. M"uSirneur
H-t"i!t was TO ava, tres:, Instructions
irctn lio...c Ct Gua, s.unia
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Charles Dickens was IN an English rail
way train which ran of The track a few
days ago. He scrambled ont Of the
window unhnrt. Two persons were killed
in jlle same car, and while he was IN a
neigh hh"ri:ood hotel. the body CT one was
rcccgl .zcd as that Of Mr. Dickens
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

PaRo+Ep SoLninrs.-lhc Cn;te,. States
At;o:aey-GeneFal has given his opinion
to the effect, shat alf>na:cled ;o.iie". or
the Confederate army. against whom there
's no special exec otio9. are entitled TO Tie
oe"eht Of The amnesty. and, ,aking. the
oath, may vote We counsel then, all to
% SO ~ So1on IS possible
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

Fhe Permanent national debt Of the
hVa great powers Of the world, is stated
TO be as follows: France, (!353.) debt
2,ao4. 900, Oo0. Interest l33,36o0oo; Aus
tria. CS64,) debt 1865 100000, interest
?5,!oo. .oCo; Russia. Qa64. jaebt l.1l6, 800,
ooo, .ntterest .7.loo 900; Gtea. Britain,
QSo3,) debt 1000, sl8.9l intercs. l27,-
6oi,549; United St'1es. 'N865, deat 900,
900 ,uoO, interest l65,oOlOo0 We .aay
add another billion, We suspect, tx H..
last item, ana DC guilty .ci 40 exaege:a-
Lon
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28
Funeral Invitation

The friends s.nd "cqua'ntanr,' "a; Cot
AN! Ms H. L. TAYLOR are invited 10 AT.
tend The funeral Of thcl: so... \ ALieAN-
DER, THIS MORNING, vt. o'cloch from
their res .leacc.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

Os most Of the various correspondsnts
81 The Norhe:n papers wiring from the
South. and detailing upon its facts and
condition. you may say al in a single
"crG, carried tAlorgh all the tenaes and
al tae degrees Of comparison. Surrcsire
one Of Ike crows to speak for all. himself
and bre:h.en, let the words sor tie
general chorus be:
i l;e, ihou iies,, he l:es,
We lie. you ana they liz. We al lie to-
Thou art biz liar,
lie is q bigger liar.
bat am the biggest CT ell liars"
We l!e Tor all the types of creation-n
@ninion, BREWER. long primer plea, small
caps, capitals and italics. We II. IN had
Grammar. with az easy conscience, a face
of tr"Ss. acd a nearc that woola hs
.hics.og, aiso" -.2 m:Yle., did the con
--5ai2e correspond with the ,aeadacty.
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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

aalnaed .olilers axe in formed that
admirable artificial limbs. legs and arms
are nov manu- featured ct Newman, Ga, BY
v. T. coles All the wo'kirs parts Of
hand and @es are supplied s. veil rs
scarcely to be distinguished from tie
natural!
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28
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