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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29

The market is more steady to-day. There f. no
change in bleached and brown sbirtings. Print
haTesfallen Of Foreign goods are dull in cons.
quenee ofthe large quantities thrown on the mar
ket through the auction houses Black silks sold
low to-day at a reduction some other choice STYLES
Of dress goods brought better prices than at pre-
vious sales. Low priced foreign dress goods are
slow Of sale even at low prices.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29

PIaster-PoweIrs land fissssr firm at s12,00
y ION at Mill. Oalcined $500 y Dbl.
GrOceriesATrade has improved considerably
during the past week, and dealers report a very
fair business. Prices of white Coffee and Crushed
Sugars, Molasses and Teas are lower, but the mas
ket closes firm at the decline. Other articles are
unchanged. We quote
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
WANTS.

EARN WANTED-Wantsd TO rent a Dairy
Il Fafmon the Reserve, containing from one to
three hundred acrts, with good buildings aud fences.
Address the undersigned At Mantua Statisn, Ohio,
stating al the Particulars definitely.
FENT0E. msr29;S0I
"ANTED7SITUATION-By syoung man late
w " returned from the army, as Bar Tender
Porter, OF IN any business where he can make him
saf useful. SPcaks English and G5rman fuently.
Address A. FORD, 81. Clair Hotel, Water street.
mar2i;30
WANTED HIMEDIATELY-By a young
" man Of steady habits, board in q small family
Address, with terms, number 0f house. etc, F. d.
W., Leader Office, Cleveland. marl9-dlw
"ANTRD.-Second-h hand Furniture, Carpets,
w Stoves, &C., &C., at H. Mcor's old stand, q
Ontario street, for which the highest price will be
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
EWAovERTisEMEMrs
WkNTED--HELP.
FOR RENT,

EoR RENT.lEore 1870 Superior street. En-.
y quirs Of S0LOM0NSOk, Optician. marZ3S0l
FARM TO RENT-Of 100 acres, about S miles
II south OF Cleveland; frame House, Barn. Or
chaTd. well watered, and hrst rate for stock, Grass
and Grain. Possession given the nrst OF April. APP
ply to Asa Emerson, Esq. Parma, or Mr.. JOHN G.
JENNINGS. AtWater Building. marl7:30
A LEASEHOLD, for el-2 years, Of a snug
n comfortable House and Lot, on Lake st., near
Water It. Posss ssion given April lst- Also. for
Rent, q Eeuteel and valuable residence on Prospect
street, wen Of Erie Apply to S. FOLJAMBE, cor.
Superior and Seneca streets. msrl7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29

Il. o. Fitch called know Mr.. COlvin
Think he and his wife did not live very
pleasantly. Never saw him strike her, but
have seen marks of violence on her face,
and heard her say he often struck her.
Have not been so situated as TO rave very
good opportunities of seeing them together.
Never heard Mrs. Colvin speak q cross word
to her husband. Have seen Colvin some
what intoxicated. Seemed good natured to
me, don't know what the nature of his con
duct was toward her.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
DUB MIDNIGHT MARKEr REPORT.

special Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
New YORK, March Is.
GOLD.
The market was stronger toward the close, at
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
WANTED--AcENT

"ANTED-Traveling Agents. honest and ca
w pRble. Constant employment at $50 TO $50
Der month. Capital required, SiO to $50. No risk.
0nfu nar7o--nl
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
TESTIMONY OF MR. FIrcI

Cyrus ClodeH, caLhd: Am eighteen years
old have lived here fourteen years. Did
not know Mcconnell. Was at home on Sat
urdsy- Between eleven and twelve o'clock
saw a man approach the house, a satchel in
one hand and a bundle under the other
arm. A woman was with him. They went
back into the woods. Before this, some
twenty minutes, saw a woman pass me at
our gate going South. In ten minutes a wo-
man don't know as it was the same onel
came back to our gate with the man, when
they turned round again and went South
into the woods.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29

At second board the stock market was dull and
fir m on raj ways. Among the miscellaneous stocks
Atlantic Mails rose to 132, and Western Union
H. - MI
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-14
To COnsllpfiyes.

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Errors OF Youth.

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sale for the first time in America.
They have been ksttia 6esApaSA eese ohscasity,
from the fact that the originator, DR.. Velpeau,
d physician i9 Paris, Of great wealth md STRICT
7conscientiOue Irinctplss, S1l Apa NatAsld them
from general use lest they should be employed
Of e. wont: via: Green Sickness: sasss:
sion, Retention, or Immoderate Flow Of the
ticaS, f.ias Il ID BxeE and Lisbs 1stsgse s.
Slight Exertion, Palpitati0n of the Heart, Hys-
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means hsvs filled i and, althSugk.a powerful
remedy, do not contain calomcl, anthony, or
anything hurtful 70 tho constitution.
To married ladies apd- young, gixls .xboV have
|ssver been tsaplstad, aheJ are PvAalist1 suited.
period with regularity.
CAUTIOx.-Married ladies should never take
them when there is any reason to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure to produce
1 1Sssrsisss & .ax,a, ans- III xsts.-
stances, being composed entirely Of substances
from the vegetable kingdom.
Each box has the coat Of arms for the city Of
Paris stamped on tho box, with the words s. Trade
Mark" in French, to counterfeit which 10 .
'nisdeneeesr, aad al persons wiz bsvdseat nth
Fall directions accompany each boz.
Ladies can obtain box, sealed frQm tho eyes
u the curious. BY enclosing one d0tiSf and Ssven
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE By
DIR. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES.

70 CCRErC0SSgMPTI0N. the system must DO
prevarol "a hat .l,J iies wiR hea' rs nesosupish
tA.. LIVER and stomach must ;rst be clealsed and
snap?c te crca'ed Tor good Wholesome iood, which,
By tle-e medicines WIN he dfscssed properly. aid
good hea by blood male; THIS building mp the
eoad:.u on. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse Nc stomach .: al bilious mucous accuuivi
lai,ons. and b.. us'n; the Sea Weed Tonic in con-
EccI;on the appetite is restored.
SJHENcKS PULMONTC SYR Up 10 nutr'c'ous
- well - licnal, aad b., uzns the three rened es
I'll impurities arc expelled from the syr:cnl, sad
good. wholesome blood made, which will req al
disease. Ii pIicnss vail II % accord
In: to directions, CuAur. u;An vert frequently in
ita aA hscc yields readily 10 Their action. Tae the
pills ire iuenty. TO ccansc ID liver and stomach II
49, uss :saow mat besA re tis botc are mot cos
tive tbe a7o not ln:rcd, or como. inc4 in d.ar.-
hIa thn;' arc ncccasary. The stomach m;.t tc 1t p.
hcaf6 J, 1ad an apas.i.e create Ito allow Inc Pull
menic S.rrp to act he praorJ or.ans pr perly
aad STA .rs,, irritation. Thc:sall thss 70 lu;rrd to
pr Grin q permanent. cure Is to r p-clt iakins
eoid. Excrcsc about the rooms - much aspoa4b.c,
eat althe richcst iood at meal, eunc. aad, .sc
anythng the nppctitc crascs bst b. rariicaar aud
ua1eieetc well. 'ha' thFe7 lind w.e1 mo. I VI.
,rms II e4H. . = y L.
, 1866-08-03
OU5t LONDON LETTlsIk.

Tic NItnntonomah-Thr Effect on tl,c
Vrorlc aud lsrceH-Thc Edinburgh RE-
yIcss. On lllc American hnyy-EiEaiAh
Urn,nud for Observation-Disclosures
nj Skrtclr@ Of tho New NtInIatry-Thc
Gable.
tCorrrspoudcnee Of the Chicago Trtbnuc.1
LosnoN, Jn1y II. 1878.
Tho appearance Of the aitantonomah In our
vatcrs has succeeded In compelling The at
tcntlon Of our naval authorities to tue claims
nut forth In behalf Of the ifon-clad acet OF
ilic United States. Captain Fox gives ono the
idea ofn sllrcwtt busincss~like man confident
In bis opinions but with no dlsugrccabl brag-
radoc!a in his manner. 1t rcqulresa good
deal OF pIain fact to pierce tho intolcrnblc
conccit and prejudice of sosnc Of our people
nj the Admiralty. have fclt in talking to
Captain Fox and In looking 1T his vessel, q
wish that the whole Board could he pepper
ed for n few minutes hy thc Miantonomah
while they wcrr under the shelter Of one Of
their own 1ontlng monsters, which ouEht TO
be nadc Of solid gold, 50 much Ill hays tihsy
strong remedial measures, II half what Cap.
tain Fox says is true, He made me nervous
with his representations Of what he could do
with bis vessel, und see By the leading artt'
cles Of the Times that he has f5!EhtSnea ens
Wales and his sailor brother have visited tht
mont1ar, and Tor the lust few days she has
been all the rage. Newspaper articles o.
these subjects, however produce hut sa si,sh d,
| often as quickly forgotten. II Is less th'
| crnyity Of thc topic than the urgency Of tn
| nevsrarer which is thought Of. With ou
grave quarterly periodles!s the eais ai Is .a ticf
takca w, the actiug motive. i from
true sense Of It's Importance, aud neither hast
uoS ueacre Information aetract Sfom IL
value Of the comments. For this reason o.,
leading men will think more Of contr
fntinn Ia the new nufntcz OF the Eittbut!3
Rf,it,c, which was published today, Q
"TAc American Navy in the Lnte war,
than Of u score Of rattling leaders In IN
American readers must sometimes hav
| thought that the details Of their war had NJ
| produced their proper influence On Europcs
opIonions, md this to considerable c1tei
, 1866-08-03

yjaw fram lie r,azzas or from Windows, iana-
INK dtlwn thu laka. i, ttt. loyelttat WMasn 10y
nlsees satlon Of AWlerica has tu'llul any Whnset
In tic gulntls If the Aotcl.. nnd withln
stonr's throw Of It's loor, is The still dsss'nst
ruin Of old Fort William Henry. VIII ,sS ats
vel! and magazine. Nnored ut Tue Wtiar! i.r.
IL q fleet Ut 1l,ora than a score Of skils
aud sail l,oats, gaily painted and named ior
the bellies of successive Seasons, to' pleasure
excursions and there arc also one OF TWO
miniature stcamhoats, used for the same pnr-
poses. Fishing parties who 30 out In the
afternoon are picked up On the lake BY the
accommodating steamer Minncfaha, and so
brouglt home with speed and comfort.
The steamer goes down the lake again In the
morning, starting ut about eight o'clock, and
visitors may return in that way IS they came,
or by u stage line over fourteen miles oi
rough plank road, intersecting at q little
wood and water station, tho railroad rnnning
to Saratoga and Albany: Your corEespon
dent chose the latter route, but time presses
! and what he eaw Of the gnities Of Saratoga
| mus. BE- told in another letter. REVERE.
, 1866-08-03

lllrs4,l III, hut which hlrat over tll t'ls:an
nuWetlres jjnIcdMents. Tnn much heattn'
finn a1,, prudence }aVe '.een a,tts,ertn shown;
France ought tn hare allied hoTeclf frankly
70 Frass'a A,!ti itk!y VT Sgn Hnn NY sn, mG"F
lin, that Of The Empire, ought to be widely
Displayed. What Is ihn programme Of that
revolution! II Is, nj arst, the struggle cons-
mcnced agntnst Cathollcisn-a struggle
which must be continued an! carried out
tional unitics, on the wrecks Of fictitious
States, and the treaties which founded
them--lt u deMocgdcy triumphant, having iot
basis unirersaI sufrarc, but which requires
for century 10 be directed by the strong
hands Of the Casars-lt Is Imperial France at q
war, a long war as the condition and inatru'
mcnt Of that policy. Such Gre the programme
ard the lag. But the first obstacle TO over
| come is Austria. Austria ia the most pow
cr1l1 support Of the Catholic influence IN me
world. She represents the fedcrate form. o}p- }p'
At Venps. Pesth and Frankfort Of
The Liberal and parliamentary institu-
tions opposed to democracy. sne Is me
last refuge Of Catholicism and feudality- Sho
The work commenced in 1850 1t must ho
finished at present. Imperial France ought,
therefore, to remain the enemy of Austria.
She ought to be the friend and the support o.
Prussia, the country Of the great Luther, and
| which ATTACKS Austria both BY her IDEAS ann
her acts. She ought to sustain Italy, Who L
| the actual centre of the resolution IN the
world, until Franco shall become 80, aud II
whom is cunfidcd tho mission Of overthrow
ing Catholicism at Rome. Us Prussia has tina
Of destroying nat Vienna France ought Z
armies will be engaged in tbs struggle beior
two tunutlG.
, 1866-08-03

Tic Fcf,ians have hccn very anxious to
find olst wl,nt was d"nc with all tho gold
they sent ia Jnhu Mitchell in Paris. Tho
amount wns supposed to he $4,000. Whcn
Ncnti Center Stephens was III Philadelphia, y
month ugo. making Coprerhcal harranEnc
md tlcnonneinE tbr Ros~rts party, he wis
asked what had hccomc Of the $4,000 ln
gold rcnt tn Mttsltlls To this question The
Head Ccutrc, with a wavr Of his hand ind
a knowing wink of Ills eye, replied, ''0h,
don't mention john Mitchell, he wants 10 hc
toeyuttcu." The idea conveyed to llls hearers
va., that Mitchell Ind committed breach
nr trust nnd t'ockcictt the gold. which was
intended to he used IL PROMOTE Fcnsanssna III
lrclnul. Hut tl,c lnek handed compliment
has brought lmck n stinginx and damaging
letter froin Mitchell. llo declares that the
sum le received from tho Fcnians
In The United Stntcs amounted to
SIS 00 In gold, and that the whole Of his sun,
rcmIttct1 10 him, WAS paid over to Head Cen
| trc stcphrne himself, and that lie {Mftchnlll
n"1d. ne receipts ef .St7tr"s ttt<r.for, acknowl
cdg!ng that he got the money. This dlscov'
cry puts Stephens In the light off rascal and
q swindler In The eyes Of Ills coantrymcn
lie Is now ln tho employ Of the coppcrhcads
travelling about In the East. electtonccving
among the Fcrlans to support the Copper
johnson policy, and meeting viii. rather iu
different eucccss. But man who las l,aggct
such pile Of .Atncrican gold might wei
afford to retire from politics, and lot tie Cop
pcrheads paddle their own canoes. lie
widely suspected among the Fcnians of bcin
a British spy. Circumstances strongly In
pllcatc hin. playing the part Of an Iris
, 1866-08-03

puTr1NE SOLDIERS on TIE
NTATE TICK KT:T.

A few days hence the Republican State
Convention will assemble ut Springfield for
The purpose Of nominating 4 Congressman at
large, State Trcasu1crai and School Surcriu-
tcndcnt, appointing Central ComElittec
aud passing eoMc resolutions Inc PlcseNt
iucumbents orc all candidates, 1t is said, f"r
reelection, anu they arr all civilians, but
they urc nil good men. We have heard no eohl'
Maint raieed agui1,st either Of them, as r.
CARDS their fidelity, or competency, or hc'
publicanism; and under ordinary circu'n'
stances each of them II fairly entitled 10
denomination and election for nnotucr tern
Blu: We submit to those who have been aE
ripntcd Delegates 10 the State Convention
and to Republican voters generally. whether
!! is moi right, rnlitic and necessary to be
stow some nf lhc nominations IN soldiers
Are not tle gallant mcn who hrafely carflct
the banner Of the Union, OIL sl'ary b'"'d.
firld-fairly entitled toA playe OH Inc nc
rrl.lIcun Onion State tickcl Ills inll, wlctfl
er they nsk FIR II pr moi :
II ,nHy IL entirely sAft 10 disrcEnru what
ever our ls'llt1eal opponents nny sny or %
respecting unr nominations, hui "i.c ia'itlg
crrtnit1, they will luke ndyMtltMEe "f MI.
l,luntter ul,r Convention HAY illnke, and tur
II tu the 1tst l"'ssi,1r account IN tllcir r"we'
lfwc irt,,1,,ute M sull1cr IN our Stntr tfrkr1
tl,r t.Uprpt1,ralis will l,c sure tu tr'ill1int
twu,,r three of The lest they ra,l r''ax To RI
~, their thkcl. Ard tlrry will tMt1''lr the
superior niIvctf.t, and cssrrtn fir tf'r Snt"n
drir,.tc,s, t.,lritte tl.r c,lsrc rn'nlai.'h III"
mur|. t,o,tu ll,ey rnm .ln ia t1"w ihnhy at'
dlrrs liz, I'M, anrrcrd IN atl"hnt1ng ffl,,n NJ
ttitII tj
, 1866-08-03
THE COPFEIiJot1Ns0N CoSFEN-
TIONS.

How long II is possible to sustain life In q
vacuum is M Interesting philosophical c1-
ncriyucft. The twin conventions OF tho
Cop1eEjohnson party at Madison and st.
Paul each disclosed horrid vacuun. In
one of those exhausted receivers we find
Doolittlc-in the other, Norton. They nrc
mosc dead than alive already. They arc
Caspfur drcudfully, aud unless Professor
johnson lets them out into fresh air they
will certainly die for want Of breath.
The twelve men who attended the open
mass meeting ut Madison, and the twenty
two who held the secret one Mt st. Paul, i'm"
ncdiately fell to quarrcIlinS among thcm-
Some of them wanted Democrats excluded
otLcrs wanted Republicans excluded. Cen
crnl German, most unaccountably, wanted
rcbels excluded. Some Of them wouldn't 90
10 PHILADELPHIA IL Val'andlyham was to be
there. Others wouldn't 90 without him
General Gornan wouldn't go If either rebels
| or Coppcrheads were to be there. llc offered
| a resolution to exclude both. As tllis would
| have excluded twenty out Of the twenty
| two persons in the st. Paul Convention, 1t
was voted down. So G0rl1san himself is e1'
c1uded. Mr.. Horkins, one of the twelve In
tue Madison Convention, adopted like fac
tlo,is couree. lie wouldn't 70 step tf Val
lautlighum and 1'sndleton were to be at Phil
atlclrhia. The other eleven struck lls naInt
from the list and left him to keep company
with ti0rlunn.
The exhibit made by tho two Copper)ohn
sou Conventions justiiies atl that VIC hav
enid OF thc wcnknrss of tic party In th
Northwest. 1t llas no constituency, no rnns
and file, no voters, no enthusiasm. no my
thing. 1t is an aching void. The straiEt
cnrpcrlcnd party, tint held tic Ch1
raso Convention two years aE1
is III Infinitely stronger concern than til
tnurrrjonnss,t, lmrty. II Ing. or rather hud
nu orln1,i1utluh ntul Il nnnlc. II Inns bartcrct
these nNny fur The l1ore Of few Offices
and tu.s lucn tltAt ell u1it nf The offlces.
r juas rntt,tng nnw to e,l,slst nln,1l-tiot eve
: the 1nrhustta nr f0rttler victories nnd fu'we
: tta ,urmlrra III mt kttm encl1 utllur wllv
tllry ,ncrl. TIry only hnow lhat ll,t tnft
ii,ry nse.t to t'ri,t.E to is tfr",l. anu that u
-. l,,nr,nt is IL c,itc otf ut rl,iladrlrtla ou IT.
laltI nf August. M wnt,'ler iiiry nto rtlti
lcss. Tiny ute Frut ,pntt by tllea,'er N,
: linn tiIrhpriys", Il, The culmr)t'lIIleoh IN
u vrutlur. und tny nalnIn'y "hjrri I" a'
- ,,cslur.l. Thu wll"to ro'gl"nr'Asl"n
"a v.tug 10 l,.r ,lngs II. lh.t ua la'aaI''", IN II
=. thur tsulra Ut tl1nnIa. WlaraIst''. i"Wa. I"
:. a,iurHnta lluy VIII l"'l carry tlsrcn c"Iaf'
Il | nI,,,,nl tlihtS{etn,
, 1866-08-03

tFroza the Aleao tln.> Heeosd, hnsnst ~
Our community were somewhat surprised @
last week. to learn TINT Mr.. Edward Cliff
lord, Of Millersbnrg, had attempted 70 ds-
stroy bis lie On Sunday night ths ~ Ill.,
We We gire lie following, obtained from ditlsr.
ent sources, believing 1t to be substantially
q On sunday evening, Nlr. Clifford vas en.
raeed in writing for q short time after his
vic had retired, and, rs was frequently NJ y
down upon the floor, In room adjoining
the he'd. room. he remained upon the floor
until midnight, when he awoke bis wife.
and desired her to 60 fora neighbor (Alr.
steele], aI the same time telling her that
about to strike hight, but was ordered
b. her husband to proceed immediately to
III. Steele's, which was done: Upon return.
ing and making s Light Mr.. Clifford was
foSud lying upon the door, with bis throat
cut and several gashes III each arm, and
| bleeding very profhsely from the wounds II
| one Of Ills arms. The cash In the neek "a'
, 1866-08-03
The yc.y insignia or Rank for General
Grant.

Thc exalted rank Of General having been
recently bestowed upon General GrsMt, and
General Sherman promoted to the yacaEf
curiosity to know what insignia OF rank wi&
be adopted By the former, Us In accordance
with the Army Regulations the Lieutenant
General is entitled to 4 trio Of stars on each
shoulder, while no uniform is specified fur
General. At recent informal. meeting Of
General Graut's staff and several prominent
officers OF the regular arus,. the subject Of
he Generals insignis was discussed, vhea
ali prescut concu17ed in the opinion Tat :
metallic shield, substituted fur the lafgeat
star on the shoulder strap, would be III ap-
prppriate and handsome device to Indicate
the armies Of the United States. Gene--'
Grant ex xpressed himself highly ples$e>,r>
the design, which will probably b. alopte>