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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
FROn RAsHINRTnN.

d WAsHlNGFOh, august 10.
The delivery of the ren. aiming Seven
Thirty bonds will be made by the 25th
inst. Some delay has been caused by the
exhaustion of the blank forms of the small
er denominations, six or seven millions of
which in amount have to be printed to
meet the demand. Many unauthorized
statements have been made concerning the
intentions of the Secretary of the Treasury
with regard to the finances. These are
mere matters of conjecture. The Secretary
has no present intention of assisting New
York or any other city upon that business,
nor does he contemplate any immediate
change of policy, as the affairs of his De-
partment are progressing comfortably. e.
The proportion of blacks who visit the
Executive Mansion to see the President on
business is not more than one in five hun
dred as compared with the whites.
Among the Is est arrivals of Southerners
in quest of pardon is that of Fsyette Nc
Mullen of Virginia. He was one of the
fercest secessionists, but now claims some
merit for belonging to the resctionary par
ty against jeff Davis. MeMullen was
formerly 8 member OF the United States
House Of Representatives, and was alter
wards in the rebel Congress. ..s
The Postmaster General is gradually
extending the postal service through the
South, Lines have been established from
Richmond to Petersburg and from there TO
Weldon, twice 8 day. .-l
The Pacific Railroad bonds, amounting
to 81 ,25S 900, mentioned in the last official
statement of the Public Debt, were Issued
to the Central Pacific Railroad Company
of California, instead of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. The word Union, "
was inserted in the statement by mistake,
instead of "Celtrsl.H This correction is
made by authority. --.. ....
Thus far sbOut 1000 applications for
pardon have been favOrsbly acted upon.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
FROm NEW OKLEANE.

NJ ler NEW YORK, August II.
The Hersld's New Orleans correspon-
dent says:
e. A cor Dtinnation of lavlessness ia reported
in portions Of Texas bordering on she Rio
Grsnde- Bands of thieves infest the ccun-
Try driving eff stock and stealing whst-
ever they think worth lsying their hands
on. "a
The arrival of two divisions of National
cavalry moving across the State from Lou
isisns was anxiously aWsited.
General Weitzsl, commanding the 25th
Army Corps, issued an order stating that
il is probable the command viii remain for
some time In Texas, urging on bis officers
the utmost vigilance in the work of i'm
erJving corps, and bringing it to the high
psf of perfection. til
Gen Candy, commanding in Louisiana,
has addressed an important communica-
ton to Gov. Wills, of that State, requesting
him to warn local civil officers against at
tempting 20 enforce any police laws for the
regulation of negroes which are In con-
hict with the act establishing the Freed
mems Bureau, to the agents of which the
supervision Of these matters exclusively
pertains.
Ao AAAAos W ocAAu RsOu hpbClhA shybs
Robert Ridgewsy, of the Richmond Wing,
and John s. Barbour, President of the Or
Ange and Alexandra railroad, to day an
nOunced- themselves candidates for Con.
gress from Virginia.
Since August LIST there have been mus-
tered out Of the service sixty regiments
and batteries, including an aggregate of
over 20 900.
Receipts Of internal revenue to-day, s1S,-
599, 5O9. So.
The railroads in Virginia are rapidly ar
preaching completion and will shortly ba
in running order. Cars will run 10 Lynch
burg from Alexandra on Monday and the
Richmond and Aequia Greek road will cor :
meet ct Fredericksburg in 8 few day..
StePz Aso boins tahen to reopen at once
the Manassas Gap road to Front Royal and
Strasburg. The unfinished Loudon and
Hampshire road will be pushed to compile
ton at an early day.
The Hersld's Washington special SAYS:
Mr.. Greer, Of the original South Carolina
delegation, is in the city, and reports sis
fairs in that State progressing to the satil-
action of every one.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
NER ORLEANa hERa.

NEW ORLEANS, August IL.
1t is said that not more than 5000 bales
of cotton have been raised in Mississippi
the present year.
The steamer Guiding Star has arrived
from New York. 50 ".'
'' CAIRO, August IS.
Three hundred and eight bales of cotton
have arriVhd from New Orleans.
The New Orleans Times correspondent
with Merritfs cavalry expedition through
Texas, says: There has been but very lit
tie cotton planted in the section trsversed
by Merritt. Corn is more plentiful.
Society is grestly demoralized.
Senior AmIo, the Mexican General re-
siding at San Antonio, was robbed in that
city on the 2Oth of July of $50, in gold
coin and dust by some disguised men.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
Special Report.
WANT TO COME BACK.


Sex z.--' NV York, August 15.
The Times Raleigh correspondent. says
the desire is nearly unanimous TO be called
back, and it is generally manifested every
where to resume the old custom of before
the war. A great deal of loyalty Is talked
of here. The people are sick and tired of
the p1ivation entailed by the blockade and
other cOneomitAnts Of war, and will do
anything TO remove the obstacles now in
the way. ...t,-
The latent love for the Union which
exhibited itself in opposition to Davis
usurpation by directions, feeding Federal
prisoners and in hundred other ways
during the war is now uhtrsmeled and
shows itself in q manner satisfactory to
anv conservative observer. ~
A great msjority of the inhabitants of
the State entertain these sentiments, but
there is, and no one can deny it, a clique of
conquered but not subdued Japanese, who
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

-..- as NEW YoBK, August u.
The Posts special says: The Post Office
Department is busily engaged in the resto-
ration of the mail service in the Southern
States A number of offices have been re-
opened, but appointments of Post Masters
have not yet been made
+. h. Eastman, 8 lawyer of Nashville,
has been invited by the President to be-
come his confidential secretary, in order to
fAcilItste the transaction Of public business.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
IsEsrORArION.

titi NEW YORK, August 10.
Concerning the removal from and the
restoration 70 command of General Tor
bett by General Emery, the former has sent
to the Times the following soldierly expla-
nation. e--' &
General Emery's standing In the army
rendered it impossible foT him 10 overlook
any breach, however slight, of military
prOpriety, and he adopted the shortest
method in this case to brig the matter TO
the notice Of the proper authority. Cen
erAl Hancock did not return me TO my
command until Genersi Emery advised It,
which he did in q most generous manner,
rs soon IS the true circumstances of the
case had been laid before him. .rt.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
Saturday Evenings Edition.
CARINEr mEETIsa.

ia-l- NEw York, August u.
The Herslds Washington special saws
long Cabinet session was held to-day. Re.
port says twas rather storning one. The
Presidents reconstruction policy is under
stood to have been discus ed in all its
length and breadth, and his determination
to sdhere to j. and carry it out, regardless
of opposition or consequences, emphaticaI-
lv Announced
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
wAsHINsTON ITENrs.

WAsHIEGToN, August IL.
Charles 81. Cornwall, convicted in the
Criminal Court OF this district, for abstract
ing public records, and sentenced to pay
fne of $4,000, is pardoned by the Pres,
ident "t . i' I'' ii4-'' .a.f
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Mr.. Orth, having partislly recovered from
his late sickness, has returned TO the duties
of his bureau. -"
The President to day granted special
psrdons to B. p. McDJnough, of Texas,
and to George W. Mordecsi and. William
J. Hawkins, of North Carolina, under the
amnesty proclamation.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
mErEOR RuRnEn.
DETROIT, August u.

.. DETROIT August II.
The propeller Meteor took fire Friday
morning while in St Msry's pass can. I
basin, and was scuttled and sunk in tWel, a
feet Of water. No lives were lost. II "a
passengers lost all their effects. No fun
ther particulars. The Meteor is the san a
boat that cOllided with the PeWabic. Beth
we're owned BY j. 7. Whitney & Co, Of
Detroit.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
FROn FOKTREsB MONROE.
lBH MALL
FoRTREss MoNRoE. An

FoRTREss MONROE, August 10.
The steamer West Holden arrived from
Richmond to-day, bound 70 Baltimore
with the 18Th OHIO regiment, in Command
of Colonel s. Z. Clark. They sre. to be
mustered out of service.
The sseAmsr }. s. Green, from Richmond,
bound for Baltimore, with troops, has also
arrived. - ns' a-t.i itt'. 81 2
James Mitchell, son of john Mitchell,
arrived here from Richmond this morn.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
Saturday Nights Report.
GEN GRANT n D eTRoIT.

DETROIT, August IL.
General Grant and suite arrived at the
Central Depot, in this, city, at l1:S0 this
morning. The party Immediately entered
carriages and we're conveyed TO the Biddle
House. The street through which the
General passed was densely crowded with
people, who greeted the distinguished visi-
tor with loud and prolonged cheers. Gem
eral Grant gives reception at the Biddle
House this evening.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
ReconsfrucfIon fn Norfn Oaroilna

RecODsfructIOn in North Carolina.
Governor Holden has issued 8 proclAms-
ton ordering an election for members of a
State Convention to be held on Thursday,
September al. The Convention is to meet
in Raleigh on Monday, October 2. The
inspectors of election are to be selected
from justices of the peace already appoint
ed. Phe amnesty proclamation of Presi-
dent johnson is to be particularly observed,
and the inspectors are to be very careful in
administering the oath to ali who offer to
vote, if they have not already done 30. The
same number of delegates are to be chosen
IS there are members of the House Of Com
mons. i 7s -i.a '5rif fDliat. 4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

"" AUhhI HuBuHI II
A man named Wiseman was arrested
here to-day with very large amount Of
counterfeit postal currency, mostly fifty
cent stamps, and a large number of esun-
terfeit bills on the Weybosset Bank of
Providence, Rhode Island, in his posses
sion. The arrest was made while he was
negotiating their sale.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

&c. Jones wild bs 8 candidate for ths once
ofCounty treasurer OF this County, subject 30 the
aesion Of the forthcoming Union County OonVen-
tiou. Mr. Jones has been long and fsVorAbly
known in this city, and Is respected for his hon
esty and intsgTiy. id s.@ 1 .hgE
sugl2:Gs6 HANY FRI4NDs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
MEADVILLg news
[DaIly cOrre.pOndenoe of he oIsveIand I..pra.

| lDAily correspondence of The Cleveland LEADER
MKADVnLE, August 10, 1865.
The A. & G. W. RAILROAD ACCIDENT
80 many reports regarding the minor de-
tails of the sad railway accident of last
night have been sflost, that one wonders at
the inventive faculty which started some Of
them. The accident was a sad one, but not
Is bad as was at first Represented. The en-
giueer and fireman were brothers, who had
been upon the road together for q long
WHILE Thsy had, 1 understand, recently
secured q pleasant home in this borough,
and life looked bright before them. But as
in life they had been companions, SO in
death they were not divided. They both
died of their injuries in short time after
the explosion. The newsboy, Noble, was
80 seriously injured that he cannot live, if,
indeed, he is living at this time. The bod
les Of the two CooksOns were enclosed in
coffins at jamestown and sent to Port Jervis,
N. Y, to-day, that being their former place
of residence. - -
This is the first serious accident that has
ever occurred upon this railway, save one
at Salamanca year or two since, where, as
in this case, the engineer, fireman and
newsbOy were the only ones seriously in
jured. The road carried, in the year 1864,
SI7, 7,272 passengers eastward, and 3I4, ,O97
westward, over a total distance of D, ,35I ,246
miles, receiving therefor S7O3. .25l-R5a OF.
sneSe pssssn sefS 5B,O5O 6bArted rom Seia-
manca; 80, S6s from Cory 5S,O4s from
Meadville; 2s,24s from Franklin, and Al,
254 from Cleveland. .s-.. .r..s raI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, AUGUST ., la65.


The dispatches on Saturday gave the
impression that the steamer Meteor had
been entirely destroyed by fire in the Ssult
The truth is not as bad IS the rumor.. h
GarretsOn s. Co, the agents here Of the
line to which the Pewabic and Meteor BE-
longed, received the following telegram
yesterday FROM one Of the gentlemen Of
the firm owning the boat. We are glad
the disaster is no worse: al.-a. .-.
: SAULT STE MARIE, August II, 1865, !
VIA MARQUETTE, August II. /
]. z. WHITING & Co; - =, s.- 49,
The steamer Meteor took fire at seven
o'clock this morning in forward hold. She
was teuttled and sunk in twelve feet of
water. The fce was put cut by eleven
o'clock. We have sent 10 Marquette for q
pump. We stripped her of all furniture.
The freight is all damaged. We cannot
tell how much the boat is injured, but
think not much. She lies in Canal Basin.
s. z WALBRIDGR. 20
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
SEIZURE,

10 Boston, August II.
The Traveller states that the leading no.
tals Of the city have been visited BY the
United states Internal Revenue officers,
who seized sn their stocks of cigars Tor sl-l
legged violation of the revenue, laws, and
carried them to the United States Court
House, where they were placed in charge
of the United States Marshal.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
FIKE.

~ PHnADELPHIA August IL.
Early this morningthe Cohoekship Iron
Works, on the Germantown road, we're de-
stroyed by Ere, the result of an accident.
Loss over 10000. '--
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

ing. He sought an interview with his
father, but wss refused by General Mills
commander of the post. He returned TO
Richmond this mnrnino- -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

County Treasurer.--EdiOrL Leader; The
name of Joseph Tu.ney, OF Hewburgh, viii be pre-
Sented to the Comfy Convention. by the Union
men Of Cleveland, . candidate for County Treas
uFsr Mr.. Turney has long beeo known as one of
the best and most reliable business men of this
county, and has always beeu an active, energetic,
working Union man, and, II nominated, viii make
an honest and valuable officer. angI4:2S6
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
MR. PAKAEk'S sIArEaERT.

10 NEW YoRK, August y.
Mr.. Parker, cashier ofthe Phoenix Bank
publishes note this afternoon, saying that
the defalcation will not exceed $500, 600
which exceeds the banksurPlus. ~ .'u'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

On. REFNERIEs.-An new refinery belong
ing to the Meridian Oil Company has late
ly been built upon the railroad ana canal,
about mile above the depot About $4O,-
600 have been expended in its erection.
Titusyille has now ten rehneries, with q
weekly capacity of about 800 barrels. IN
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
KxPOKTATION OF GoLD.

d ee5 op-q NEW YoRK, August Y. v
The amount of specie which left this city
for Europe during the past two days was
100000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

County ErensureF.-E. c. BoFse will
bs; q candidate before the Union Convention o.,
this County, for County Treasurer 30 say
anal: 80 i.a 1.1. MANY FRIENDS. r
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

The Teeth often Die iong beFOrO the lys-
TEN loses its youthful Vgor tins should not be
To prevent this species OF necrosis, use Fragrant
sOzoDOET It keeps the dental bone sliv-, the en-
AmsI spOtleFs, the guns rosy and elastic, the
breath pure and the mouth clean. auI4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

PERSONAL Mr.. A. D. Gurley has been
appointed Superintendent Of Buildings and
Bridges of the Atlantic & Crest WeStern
Railway, rice D. B. BOstwick, deceased.
Mr.. Gurley has been prominently connect
ed with the road ss purchaser Of lumber
and timber for its structures, dis fully
cOnversant with all the branches Of the
business pertainins to his new position. %
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
No sIaNs oF rae RnEAT EAsTERN.

HEART's CoETENT, N. F., August 9, /
-.sf.i VIA. NORTH SYDNEY, IL. -.
The Royalist returned from Galetia this
evening. u ..ia-
No signs of the Great Eastern. a1--
A thick fog prevails. t
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

MerriII Barlow viii be candidate for the
once Of Prosecuting Attorney. before the Union
Oon.entiOn. I. !. r-ZrLl-l sugll:2sG I
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

in FIsgs that have been in service. Ali kinds of
Flags made to order In bsss style.IG
-s.4 q. Y. OR0WELn co,
auEIO:236 No. l2I Superior street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

Buhrer's GentiRn BItGeFs There IL
prob,by no Tonic ever offered to the public, that
has given such universal aetiah ''B0hrer's
Gentisn Bittsrs.Yi Every one th0uId try them,
and no family should be without them. auII.2S6
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

NEW HoTEL.-The large new hotel, erect
ed last year in this place by H. Cullum,
Esq., and which has been in process Of
completion during the year, is to be open
ed as soon as its interior is finished Mr..
Fisk, Of the Walnut Street House in Gin
cinnati, has been here to negotiate for the
house, and it is said he has rented it at
$1,000 per year, he, Of course, to-do the fur
nishing. It is said that Mr., Il. H. Davis,
the proprietor of the above Cincinnati
House, Mr.. Fisk believe is cashier Of that
establishment) will be associated with Mr..
Fisk in the management Of the new Mead
vile House. do not know that any name
has yet been decided upon for it The
House is spacious and if well kept will be
as popular an institution as the MeHenry
House, as the other hotels of,the place are
utterly inadequate to accommodate the
ceaseless throng of travellers. rn'a@ -a.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14

Wool for SaIe.---65OO bs, choice Wool,
grown in IOnia eou1ty, Mich. Price IS clnts per
u. For sac BY A. J. KOKER, Smyrna. Mich.
RuRlO 236
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
TRIAL OF wrRTz

The Worlds special says: The triAl Of
Capt Vert, the commsndant of the An
dersOnville prison, will commence on
Fuesdsy next. The evidence for the Gov
ernmeat win be lengthy. Aside from q
good many witnesses, large number of
depositions of prisoners who have suffered
under him, viii be read. Ex-COngressmsn
Hughes, of Indiana, Gen. Denver, of Kan
sas, and Peck of Chicago, are counsel for
Vert
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Proclamation by Gov. BFOWnIOW
Associated Press Report.

30 sI6Ns OF THE GREAT EASTERN.
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There is no news from the Great East
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PUBLIC PRINTINo.

The splendid new buildings at
tached to the public printing office are
completed and will soon be in operation
with additional presses which will print
books and documents now delayed as far
back as 1868, in time for the nesting of
Congress. The delay was Occasioned by
erroneous work done forI the Treasury
Department and Navy Department.
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geon, Oairs 80 Pearl street, cleveland, o. once
hours nom to 81 4. NJ, from to and 4 to q
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have this day bsen duly appointed and quail
iied Executor OF the last viii and testament of
Wallace ". MeiIrAth, late o. Cleveland, o. ,s-tt
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