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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
1musemenls.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEsE;
~ rirscior MAX MARETZEb.
D"'0'''' ITALIAN oPERI.
tras EsrBALisHsEsT DOES Not ADVERTISE ~ fhA A
TO-DAY GaGSD MHTlNEE-LoNE:;
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON Oct, Is, at l.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA MATINEE,
Positively only time for several months Of PeTelss
lone;
OR. THE LAST DAYS OF PoMPEH,
ME- Is ESNiCphTrI fcqq BOssisIo. MIA PHrLLIPPs
MAZzJLfNI, BELLINI ANToNucCL ,,,v
coSDUcT3Bi 3BMiiisiya 0SE 6i6IixE Only
TO ALL PARTS oF TEE no HOUSE NJ Hf'~A'AD
Ticket. can now be obtained al the regular tete, Offices,
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA ITALIAN OPERA. ,,,r,vr
trds EsrADLi,HSrsr DOES ADvERrIss IN Tus
On MONDAY hyfSiNG. 81 tSf Oct is at O'Clock.
Twelfth subscription Night.
will be produced Nerdi's fayorite Opera,
LA IRAVIA1A
cASdaz s Ecc g;. s2z3yEsa st' 'fSiRf sSLfs
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
By the kin Hnnss. Of MAx M1RETzE& Esq Director Of
Opera who was un"i1TF haI ,Ssp fsts ,Fi'' Lac
should pass through city without opportunity Of sing
ing the principal yic eabishnen. o the country he
o. rUEsDKf if D ~ and WSDn EsDAf EVENINGS NEXT
On toe occssions there viii be
OPERA AND CONCERT,
tho musical forces emy being united with those OF
the BsteIan troupe. - -
MILE PAREPA
will appear for fret tae the Academy OF Nude ana
sing three Of her best uorceauI. . . A..
s Gatenan aso enabled by sfr. M.etseks courtesy 70
present 10 the public -
hR. J. LEVY,
the ceebrasd performer on piston and he mess
extraordinary solo eriist in tie world; also
Mr.. Ed. DANkREUrHER, and
Herr CARL ROSA,
whose recent in Boston bs placed them IN tns oh'
ran OF artists. . -.
Nithsndn, the yre,. additional ex pen,e incidental -
these entertainments, there will %
NO INCREASE IN THE PRICES.
The Operas 10 be performed these occasions are;
TUEsDAY-LUCRETn BoR0IA,
wEDNEsDAY-LUCIA DI LAMMERMoOR,
which will be given without curtsilment, and with
bliant Distribution including tho beat artists Of the
| establishment.
e sale of reserved ard tickets for any Of the shove
| named performances will commence THIS MORNING, -
tie eglar ticket oees tie Box Office Of the AAdsmyi
Beer d Sehirmer's. No. 70l Broadwly; Pond Co.'S,
70 so Broadrsy schuherh Co.'S NO. 40 Broadway aud
Root Anthony s. C3's No. q SsA.su1sf.
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A. N. MsESIS. Auctoneer
DY RhNGS. MERWlN 81 Co. Nos. f9

- go Broadway, cor Of 4t.t-Shles 4 Books sta
nonerv Pice, Works of Art Fancy Goods Furniture so
MONDAY AFI ERSOON Oct. I6, Ut O'clock, aud the
four following days ut the saHo honr. -
COINS MEDALS &C. The entire cahine's Of the 'ate Dr
p = Edy this city, being Of the largest aud most
valuable collections st has been offered at public sale taa
are re.dy. Prce ,5 cents.
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Sales bp Auttion.

MEDICAL FuUygrORs CgFIcE.
WAsHiyaIOg, Oc;. 1855.
A UCTION SALE.-The Auction Sale ofGOv-
IA emmept led,i aud Hospi,L Properly advertised to
tsse place ct the Medical Purvryors Depot. No North
Chsre,s, Gsltimote. Md, October q is BY order OF iEe
Surgeon GonerA postponed until WEDNESDAY, October
H. 1885,
DOOB TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. AZ
ID Bway nesry 1poste 81. Nicholas Ho.eLOEO. IL LEA
WITT Auction, hY p Cooley. CunsigiinoutS solicited.
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QuARTrRsAsTkR-G -GESEgALs OFFICE,
!. 4 49,. h. " IlL.l

QUABTFRs AsT kR GESEEALs OfYios, !
WASHINGTON, i. C scpte -, igDs .,,,
NLOSING SALES OF GONEKNMEAI
" HORSES AND MULES.-N N be sold at fuohe Auo
vt the time and places nnmfd below, viz:
NEWYOhK
NewYOEk City, TUESDAY OF each week-loo Horses each
day .,.,,,
PhlGdephil THURSDAY Of each week-lOo Horses e'ch
day.
thilsaelphil SATURDAY of each woek-lOo Males each
Harrisburg TUESDAY Of each wsek-lOo Mules eseb
Harrisburg THURSDAY of each week-ioO Horses each
day.
Fcsdine, TUESD ~, October 3--l50 Eiorses.
Greerslurg FRIDAY, October l3-l5O Horsrs.
IAncaser THURSDAY, October l9-l5) Horses.
Pitt bargh. THURSDAY, October 26-l!c llorseI
Allentown. TUESDAY, October 3,-l30 Horses.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, TUESDAY Of each week-loo Horses eteh
day. ~
Wilmiuston FRIDAY n each week-lO0 Mules each day.
MISSOURI.
81 Louis October 3 (, G. :, and l0-l9o Muies eaeh
g. Lou, October H. r. ~ and li-is0 Ho each day;
81 Louis October ~ Is, &C. a. 2s 81 and Sl-i'0 Mules
esch day. ,,,,,,o,,o,, >, .
TUESDAY and THURSDAY OF each woek-loo ho"e'
esch day.
No sales Of Mules vii take place a,
WASHINGTON, ID. {.
The animals be sold IN OC,ObeI superior 70 any here
'o'r offered 70 tie public The majority Of them sfe SOUND
and servicesbie. 80
Hnc5J,cci at at h feric, II ,1',, az de 'upii Coz
erHHea animal, icH be dposd IL BHy0i .hoaIf h1Gorf
d. al fhenscrcs of hts IR opportunity 70 puTosdsG
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales O commence q l0a m.
1e!ms: CGsh In United States currency. -
JAMEs A. EKlN,
Erre, Bri,edi,. General IN ch7ree Fi, Division q O. O.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Gtalionsrp ano .fIntp GOODS.

DARD & BROTHERS Established lS45)
I'D GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES. Also n,augiactnrers on @ bAhv
4 WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD fENs'
JAMES d. BARD, Agent, No. ~ haideHIans, NrW'l~A
Repe' 'ntnE ~ csuts sspd f9I susnlAL
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.Dantins ataoemles.
DODWORTU's DANCING
~ il. RlVFRSs BROOKLYN DANCING

Os hCtDEH,Y, Nc. - scheTmerhorn.st.. corner Of
C1lds. classes for beginners foyuior Gaute.
men day snd frGay evenings. Children. "Wednesday
and Saturday s'teInoona Soud for circular Twenty-Five
cents pamphlet. containing the German Cotlon AM lash
ioBaoic oU8G.iles.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Amusemfnts.
NIBLOT GARDEN.

lNIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Doors open at IT; beginsst7l.
Lessee and hsnsSeI.... Wi. WHEATLEY
(TEls zsrADLrsHaESr DOES NOT ADVERTISE Iy Tns
S.wroRK nERALD)
Engagement fors limited period Of the Uea
RANELS.
Nightly crowdins this vast c.tabl.hmsnt from
PlT TO DOME.
GABRIEL RAvEL, -
ANTOINE RAvELo, ,,-n.
s&rGeDaY i1 ia HAiYrERN3o% D6JFs oFEN AZ u, BE
ORhND MATINEE.
JOCKO
tBy rcqus.D
GABRIEL ANO ANTOINE RAvEh
'-'' ''''' PAUL MARrINETTI
Id hiS eIceuen' pefsoraiiop OF
THE vo.nvp JoSh1i 3s Tfir ACE.
YOUya AMERICA,
IN hiS tnarvslol, performance, ne
TdHL : FLYING T,tAPEIE. .
Tho TWO GLADIAToRs, By the MARTINETTis,
counnsncing with flvori,e Irt.lde.
in tho sVenr. a. T. tie very recessiul fGn'oipe en-
BlANco,
on
THE ENCHANTED SWORD.
Invented and cOupos.d by tbs Raye expressly for this
p,,ro,,,, .t,,.o,.r, ~ embellishments
ANrJISE RAyEL. &, BIArco.
Mons hnficu iArcla, g. Lehman, SCI midi, NJ Barry
Mdie Marz.tt, neses, hiisI Burke, and .hs
Matpetli,.
TIE SPLENDID NEW SCENERY
BY Messr,. Hlliaid ttor9e SchollbeTg, and Lehman
THE MACHINERY, tc by u. Sherwood and Assistants
TIE BEAgplEVL W. - - AEs & n Mona Phps'
DANCES ABAAHGED ~ Mons. itl,Licu.
after the Pre!uLc the b.al.iiGl Ballet Dverssemen en-
THE yFNETIAN cARNlyAL,
Or. PUNCH IL GOOD HUMOR
Introducing tie extraordinary Performance Of Young
Mdl.. Vapar.s Msrze., Desires, Mons Asthieu, Garcia
=. .lfg4f fn ft fIo IrfI ifi y4a
Commencing wit, the very anusns vaudeville u one se'
emitted .,,,,. -,
with Mr. and Ms. Golel,s, T.. E Morris, J. Runan
Rende, Miss Mary Wells and Mn. Marx Smith 80,
MONDAY, B!AhCn and a NEW bALLEIJ
- "-''A YOUNG AMERICA,
Signorina IPlff. &c, &c viii .Yp-ar
Admiration - certs reserved 81 family circle Zen
trance on Cso'oy'st.l 80 cents
DARYUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID BROADWAY, between spr.ne and PTinee-';@
TINS F,-lB1,yBsyv- DOES sor ADVERTISE Is 1uB
SEwroRE HERALD
AFTERNOON ATS BvE-yo AT u
oftb. charming Corncdicnrr snd Vocalist.
NlSs &ALLiE fAhlinGlONi
- '''' W VIII S1T1 og THE WILDERNESS.
j" "'''" VIA TRAINED n Horse TARTAR"
Previous 10 the Dram ne Ilsasrs Farce 0!
TIE Jealous Philosopher.
Mr. W i. HiRRisON' ft,-mporuo1gs Singer.
COMIC DANCE, MASTER riAO1HY
ONEk loUHOJ CDRlOSlilES
THB IDEN1ICAL LINCOLN LOG-CABiN
built by ABRAHAM LlNCOLH N slacon County, Limos
in 1880 and " which h. fc'idrd for two years
THEE oI the aALLLSf GIANTS IN tle world,
TaE LARGEST FAT WOMAN Li|lNO
anu p.e.s.est CiRCASSlAN GIRL ever seen.
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS
TWO STEAM GLAS, ENGINES IN MOTION
PROF EUT( HiNGS. LIGHTNING CALG ULAIOR.
THRLEIOkSED BULL
Cosmorama, Stege scop4con Learned seal. HAPPY Fan
iy Orlnd AquauI. Mammoth IDril" etc.
A9rDi.,ion so cents Cllirsu 1nder 10. Is ceuts.
MONDAY oct. l6.-Fi-st apo rance " the dasllnl
Equ ,a,rienue "OCEAHA JCOA1" as "MAZEPPA." Frs,
apfoaran,e Of MS, KATHLEEN OSElL,' tho talented
I4ish Comcd.ruue ami locsis..
pEOADWAY THEATER.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
BURDETT, JONES & co.

4 ASI AND CLOSlNG SALE Ot
Ar AUCTION.
BURDETT, JONES & Co.
VIII Sell on WEDNESDAY, oct 25 at u O'Clock noon, a,
the NavyYl brooklyn by order Of the Navy Department
sbio cliis PHriPsrLenr,h ilofee, bre,d.b Il feet
;hes hgi between decks feet inches depth IN TIE
' BaIk RELEksE-Leusth lio feet; Breadth q fee. 2
inches; depth, II feet incle,.
Steamer JRr DONELsJN.
steamer CLYDE.
Steamer COKEUHIA.
inches eep ofho!i 10 feet ncres hight between decks
feet 10 .uch-s two yerti' a. diteciacis f1,si dipeie'
o; cylinder 20 chez; stroke 20 inches Two uonhf pei'
Sto.nef sIOKOKON-sidc-wh,el; length. lsl feet
inche. breadth p feet iurh depth u feet nchfs one
BEEN engine diameter o. cylinder "a nohr' en;" oi fokr
.'eanrr STATE or GEoRGiA-S,i~. wheel; l.ns,h, 2oa
frs n,ho hresJh - c', dsptl Of bod feet 'ncae'
dph brtveen o. isei incnrs; orr I'd lover eng
dtWecr ~ oyi4'r. = iuclei' fo'r i,e'i iup1lf bo
crs contain is .Hfn lce-; auv .ury boiler 49, ,
Steamer NAADO-l 9Th. IS feet breadth. % "e. ttph
u feet inches diam ~r Of cyrdsr ~ ircls' 'rns,n o
iosc icos o,ea.ins c1s,ne' ,uos sf ooNeF eo|a'H
steamer uNION-LenstI, 20 ics of'sd'h y fee, wlolc
A. p'h - feet two ca 'nfrs cmrtcr oi cylinder, ~
melee ',rote 30 inches. boers containing araa' 90 ole
1us slERH-sds whee leeeb. I.s Get inches breath,
rirc dspets o. cyudr ~ iBehc' sffok feet iDch's
Cue AMI return iubuiar boiler; furnaces.
u ice uohc., erph fsol inohcs diameter 4 cylinder
d. ache,i sTo,e 10 uehe' engine one boer one fur
scrr,, Steamer DAYLlGHT-Leng;h. rs feet breadth.
p f-ef inrhes depth q bod ~ crt. hifM between
ect, ef,ei 10 inchcs diameter o. cyade i;irch'i r,is
q ucn-,. -
screw Tug HYDnFANGEA -L~urth lls f'et bfe'di'
20 ifrest drltn l.rt jam. rf ~ - lc o iBc
s'rofe 20 ch-s ve'desi Gir,c acting ena' one boiler
..o fIru7crr a.,
Sew l'rr rrCATALPA-Lenst 10 fs~, iachs lradh.
o, feot inches. lrqa f''- nrhss j.f'i' ~ "' ff
a u-trs: H-1hc IucIe rh aft scilff 81
r h,.-. 1lr Ind re-, ~ tuhu4f' wi.h two flEircrf.
screw st.sincr SWf ~ BklARcust1. lo'cff bt' sfa,
p r@et chs. depth ~ L1 l0 ftt ore yrftira direct
aiDs engine diameter Of .yudrr % inches; siokr, Ja
ircIe. one sle md tabular toef 1so isEuaccs.
Ou1bdtt OTTAWA.
Gunbost CkiUGA.
G.rbO4 WiSsAHlCkOs.
Gunb0at -CiOTA.
GunhlGt OWASl A.
HE abve vs.-. win bs ,cd without nl, resf1e, by
order Of the %Sy roYtumeut ~
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NE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY. No.
" - West Eaur.eenil.st. oren WEDNESDAYS and SAT-

" y West 1lf.ecn'si, open " WEDNESDAYS ana SAT-
UEDANS
Lajc. n = Ciljrenat4 ?. 70. Evening Classes AZ 3.
sal Introduce gy pupils the present, reason, tte Gc-
nm C'fLos ad thc TaddTe "aa5a4s, as d'uccd IN my
pier"nr- tte pass SGnnner Of Paris and picppC.
Hsvc lad thc hon1rto be erected CORES Yondng Member ol
the Soe( fofdf1igrs dee iTofcerrs d. Dane Ge Parf.
rtisf 90 lhtirt lmgtrfal ~ fcrG. al NV dances
ouana. ron the society VIII be forwarded to coon
az llo1rc-d
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

Qusker Cider Mill, Cummings Fodd.-
Gutter, snd Victor Straw Gutter, from the
Cleveland Agricultural Works or me
Woods Keeper and Woods Mower ex-
hibited by Mr.. D. NJ. Doub, Of Cleveland.
Messrs. Aultmsn 6 Go, Akron, were
awarded the first premium on their Buck.
eye Reapers AID Mowers. They have sold
Eve thousand Akron Reapers and Mowers
in q littls over . year, and two thousand
manufactured at their Canton Works.
The business OF this single frm-one of
many busy in filling agricultural imple.
ment orders-will give some idea Of the
CREST demand for lsbor-ssvers in the hAr-
vest fields of the prolific West.
Machinery has effected q revolution in
raking and pitching hay IS well as in
moving. RundelPs HoSe Pitchiork un-
loads . ton of hay in from three to eight
minutes. It is an Illinois machine, on ex-
hibition here. The ingenious and rapid Hay
Pitcher of Messrs, Fowler & Weeks, Up
| per Sandusky, took the first premium.
Messrs. Mowry & Bsssett, of Milan, had
Tools American Stacker on the ground. 3
simple, cheap and effective machine that
rapidly forks up the hsy to any desired
height, placing it on the stack without ar Y
tickling but three pulleys and one D 1t
was used at the Fair for feeding the Beaten
| Hay Prefs, one of the grestest crowd.draR-
els on exhibition.
The Lever Beaten Hay Press, owned by
Mr.. William McReynolds, Cleveland, took
the first premium over all competitors. In
packing it is all the best Mo yer is in cut.
ting. Its power is i~ncslculable, and makes
the bale 50 solid that it can be sawed up
like 8 block Of wood. The Press whips
in.the fodder like IN elephant and so rsp
idly does it work that hay can be put in
pressed, baled, and taken out, in six min
utes. Mr.. McReynolds will bring hi
Beaten Press back to his establishment on
Ohio street, where, since Msy last, he has
baled 500 tons of hay, mostly for The Lake
Superior trade and the P~ennsylvanis OF
regions.
Several valuable Portable Saving Ma
chimes were exhibit ed-alI great tavers o
labor in wood cutting, &c on farms. TIT
Buckeye Combined Saving Machine o
Messrs. White & Bostwick, Norvslk, Hu
ron county, took the first premium.
The Sorghum manufacturers delightei
crowds with syrup making and sweet sips
Our notes on this important interest can
not be compressed into this letter.
j. a. II.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
Union mass meetings.

The Ohio State Journal of yesterday
morning contained q fresh list of appoint
ments for Union mass meetings. Amonl
them are the following in Northern Ohio
GENERAL cox's APPOINTMENTS.
Toledo, Sept. 18th, with Hon. Columbu
Delano and others.
-Ssndusky, Sept Both, with Hon. Joh1
Sherman and Gen auckland.
Mansfield, Oct 3, with Gen. Garfield
Col. Gibson and Hon. A. G. McBurney.
Fremont Oct. 4, with Gems. Hayes and
Buckland.
Tifiu, Oct. s, with Gen. schenck and
Hon. John Sherman.
aPsinesviTle Oct. 2, with Gen. Garfield
Hon. John Sherman and others.
Cleveland, Oct 9, with Hon. John Sher.
man, Gen. Garfield and Hon. Sam. Gallo.
way.
Other meetings are also announced. On
September 26th a grand Union rally will
be held at Norwalk, at which Gen. Noyes,
General auckland and Colonel Frank
Saw or will speak. On the 9th General
Noyes, Hon. Martin Welker and NJ.
Chance, E:q, will speak at Elyris, and on
the 18th the same gentlemen will address
a meeting at Medina. Other meetings are
as follows,
September 29th. Akron. General Noyes,
Ii. Chance, Esq, and others.
September Both. ChArdon. Moves, Gar
field, Tilden and Chance. Newark. Hayee
Gibson, Delano, and General Willard War
nef. 54
October Bird. Marion. Schenck, Moody
and Hon. P. B. Cole.
October 4th. Fremont. Hayes and Buck
land.
Mt. Gilead. schenck, McBurney, and
HubbelL.
Bucyrus. Gazfeld and Gibson. av
October 9Th. Port Clinton. Hayes, Gel.
ger, and Richland.
October It'll Salem, Wayne county.
Hayes, Gibson, Walker, and Hon. Il. G.
Blake.
An these here in the north beside meet.
equally numerous in Southern and
Central Ohio. If this work is pressed as
it ought to be the coming election will re-
suit in 8 Union triumph psraIeled only
by the glorious one Of 1853.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
CLOTHING
e. RHEINHEIMER,
One Price Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Ioa

ABE EuDGElOE ELEGFL.
MOULD ANN0UNtE TO THE
public that he has q full line Of CloihIpR o.
bis oSn manufacture and Of the beat material, nov
on hard.
Particular attention is called to TIE nsnusao.
ture and style OfouF work. We employ none but
the pest OF EnIkmen, and use nothing hut
the beat Of Trimmings In each and every
garment Satisfied, from experience, that TIE peo-
pie OF this vicinity need nothing but first. class
work, We therefore oder no Aastern slok shop goods
70 our customers, but everythir Of our own man.
ufsoture, made and trimmed equal to the best Gus
tom work. H. -I.Hf 40
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT Is under the
charge OF Mr.. SPE SCER, . Gutter Of hfteen years
experience in the best New York HouBss, and we
can tuthfully say thst ne has 30 equal in this
city and We defy any HOass in TIE city to turn
ont . garment In the style snd nnish OF ours
Gentlemen IN want OF first class garments will
here ind . full assOrtm emit OF French and Eng ish
BeaVerss TrfcOts, Broadoloths, UassimeFes and
VestingB ofsl desirable shades and novelties.
Remember that We do no Jcckeying business,
have but OHB PRICE. and sell at low figures.
We manufacture our OWE goods pay no manu-
~tAotuTer any prOat, consequently We oan save TWEEN
y per cent By 60 doing, the bBneht Of which We
I give to our customers.
Give rs . call, and you will Re satished that this
is 1.-The eaae, and that We deal honorably By all.
0ug25:H5:dAtIi a- ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
ma Incomn IA In CoInmhns-

The incOme.tax lists of the city of Co
lumbus for 1854, have been published by
the Columbus Journal. The largest in
come is that of L. Goodale, $67,2I3. Post
master General DennisOn pays tax on an
increase of $l3, 1888; G. Volney Dorsey on
$4,2s6i Judge sWAyne OIL So. s3l; Joseph
q. Gliger IN So, s74 snd Sam Galloway on
500. FOrty-Hve persons report incomes
Of over $4,000. The total number of in
. eome-tsx payers il over 2 900.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

The UniOnimeeting at Delaware on Sat-
urdsy was well attended and marked by
even moro than usual unsnimity and en-.
thusiAsm. Speeches were delivered by
Hon. james z. Hubbell, Member of Con.
grass elect from the Eighth District, in
which he took very strong-rsdicsl grounds
i~hoppOsition to slavery and its spirit San
stor Sherman, and Hon. Willard Warner,
candidate for Ststs Senator from the Lick
ing and Delaware district. Delaware
county viii give q good report of herself Of
the coming election. l--
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
Rfrfh-pIaces Of me KaafcaIs

A correspondent of the Hartford Times
gives the following list of birth-places Of
leading politicians:
Maine, then, claims as her own native
son, Hannibal Hamlin.
Charles Sumner wa born where he
halls f~rom-Boston, Jan. 6, 1911.
Henry Wilson was born, 1872, in New
Hampshire; was brought up on S farm,
and when t~Wenty-one went to Nsticki
Mass, where, says the record, he learned
TO make shoes. He was the candidate Of
the Free soil party for Congress in 1862,
and was beaten by only 90 votes, although
his party was in a minority of more than
1000.
In 1853 and 1854 Wilson was the Free.
soil candidate for Governor. -9ih
John P. Hale-Born ia New Hampshire
in 1906; Freesoil candidate for Vice
President in 1851.
Salmon p. Ohase-Born in Cornish, n.
81, Jan. l3, 1908; 8 graduate of Dartmouth
college in 1876; studied law with VIM.
Writ in Washington. In 1s45 he projected
q Liberty Convention.
Horace Greeley is, 1 suspect, regarded a.
a native of Vermont; he was however,
born at Amherst N. e, Feb. 3, 1911, and
removed to Vermont with his family ct
the age of fourteen.
Benjamin r. Wade-Born in Feeding
Hills Parish, Mass, in 1900; received a
limited education, and commenced active
life by teaching school, (as did many Of
our public men attending to agricultural
pursuits in Ohio, whittier he removed at
fhe sge of tWenty-one.
AZschariah Ohsndler-Born in Bedford,
n. q, Dec 10, 1913.
Owen Lovejoy-Born in Ksnnsbec
county, Me- in lsll.
Thsddeus Stevens-Born in Caledonia
county, vt, April4, 1893.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
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The Suffrage QuestIOE I'm wisconsin.
The late Union Nominating Convention
in the State of Wisconsin, under the
leadership of Senator Doolittle, notorious
as atimorous and time-serving politician,
utterly ignored the issue Of equal suffrage.
The omission was the mora i~nexcusable as
by the sction Of the State Legislature the
practical question Of equal suffrage in
Wisconsin has been placed before the
people and will be voted on at the
coming election. Under the circumstances
the failure ofthe Union Convention to put
itself fairly on the record on one side or
the other Of the question, at least as far as
it concerned the present issue and their
own State Constitution, was q cruel and
coWardly desertion of principle. The
failure met with unanimous condemnation
from the Union press of the State, and 80
decided has been the feeling aroused by it
that another State Convention has been
called, to meet on the 9th inst The Con.
Vention will not oppose the State
ticket already nominated = in fact
it announces as one of its Objects
to take measures TO secure its election
but it sill take q decided stand in favor of
the great issue of the day, and so go into
the state canvass with a living prinei-
pie. The convention will be a grand one,
and the result will be an even more en-
phstic assertion of radical principles than
would have been made had the first
convention adopted tho minority report on
The aufF-aoo question.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
Rana Rail.

This truly national game has had a mag
icsl renaissance aince the Wal has closed
and "JOhnny has come marching home"
We see in almost every New York paper
reports of numerous matches in that city
and vicinity. A tournament recently
tranlpired in Philadelphia, another comes
of next week at the Michigan State Fair
st Adrian, and still another will take place
in Washington in October, at which Preei-
dent johnson has promised % be present,
and give, IS It were official recognition to
the nationality of this most American of
games. We learn from the Pittsburgh
Commercial that the Athletic Club of Phil
AdeIphia. one of the best in the United
States, is on q visit to Pittsburgh, and is
now engaged in playing with the three
local clubs Of the latter city-the ALLIE
gheny, Enterprise and Lincoln. The
Athletic Club numbers some four hundred
members.