The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
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Henry J. Raymond spent Sunday last in
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Henry ]. Raymond spent Sunday last in
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Hon. Rodney French, formerly OF New
Bedford, (aDd the same who Hrang the
bell" in 1850 at the approach of the fugi.
tive slave Law oficeIs,l was member of
the Colorado Constitutional Convention,
and MADE an u successful effort 10 provide
for negro suffrage.
A Nashville letter says that the late reb-
els, Hsnry s. Foote, John Bell and Nell s.
Brown, are all residing in thatcity. Brown
has returned to the practice of the Law;
Bells in feeble health, and keeps very
quiet; Foote is active and bustling IS ever,
and ssys that he shall hereafter eschew
politics and devote himself to the law a'
An English probate court is some what
puzzled BY the will of cir Henry Pt Viii
loughby, a wealthy bsronet lately deceased.
The testRtor bequesthes most of his prop
erty in Tut;t to fUrm afund for the purposes
described in q paper marked 3, which
should hSve been annexed. This paper has
not beer found, and it seems probable that
Sir Henry neglected to prepare it; ss be
did also to write other directions referred
o in the will, as to the erection of mon
umant TO his momory. -
Hon. Mr.. Grinnell, OF lows, has signi-
aed bis intention of appearing in Congress,
st its next session, dressed in cloth of Iows
Manufacture The wool from which the
cloth is to be manufactured was shesred
from Mr. GrinnelPs own sheep. It is to be
made into cloth and dressed st Davenport.
he sent thirteen heeces, 100 pounds of
wool to the factory 10 be worked up for the
purpose of making the cloth. He says be
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IS an argument in favor of protection. Il
George w. Beach, the scter at Woods
Theater, Cincinnati, who was shot By bis
wife on Tuesday last, is living and slowly
recovering. Mis-. Beach had 8 partial eEx.
animation before the Police court, and
was held in So, 900 bail for future examine
alton. She is charged with ssssals- with |
intent to commit murder. She is still in
custody, and now seems quite melaneholy.
Beach has made ststement charging her
with gross inidelity tohin. II
Hon. Jsbez l. N. Curry, of Alabama.
who was member of Congress up t0 the |
period of secession, and, who afterwards
rat in the Congress Of the Confederate
States, has become Bsptist clergyman, A
correspondent of the New Orleans Picry.
ztas heard him preach Of Tslladega, and \
says the Reverend Curry express6dt him
ssll ithat the Bible had long been hisprih-
eipal study-a study mach more COD genial
to his own pure AID exalted aDsture than
the political contest .witn-Yhich his fame
has been usually sssoeiated.r, s.or r. g
Among the first pleasant duties of Lord
Lyons, the former ambassador st Washing
'on, after his arrival st his new diplomatic /,
post at Constantinople, viii be to- do the
1cnors of the sultan's capital to two chill
iren of the Queen, the popular and sailor
ike Prince ALFRED, the heir to the lilIipu
ian throne of Ooburg- Goths, and bis I
Ioungsr brother Arthur, Eho,- Ike all the
'ther loyal lads, have, according 10 the in
tructi'ns of their la.a father, piipee d
AloeTt, which are carried out most roiia- 7
- 2 b. his ihconsolsble widow, 10 90 a
hroUgh Acourse Of foreign travel for the b
omPlstiol Of their education, %
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