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MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
New YoRK, July 3.
aOIn-
Gold closed at 1855.
"|N"
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Governments were quite strong to day. The
Financial ChrSnic'e gives currency to the report
that Mr.. McCullOch intends to take advantage OF
the anticipated Ease in the money market to put
down the rate of interest on the temporary de.
posits from 5 to 4 per cent, and on the clearing
house certificates from 4 ia 3 per cent. ShouId
this be done il will lead to the gradual withdrawal
of these deposits from the Treasury, but IS soon
as the return Of commercial activity in the fall the
rate Of interest in the open market rises agaiu 10
its former level. Another report is that a. soon
as the t~en-forty boads rise on the market to par,
which point they are expected to reach in p short
time, a further emission will be made Of the
twenty six millions OF these securities which are
authorized by law, but are as yet nnissuei
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 4, 1856
NEW AnY~ERTEsEnENTS.

Academy OF Musio-John A. Eusler.
FELTON, Il B~igeIow-LocaI Notice. -.
> G.E. Psine-Prize Bjst.
Brainard's HaH-Miitonian Tableaux:
Warted-Eo. 40 Washington street.
Hi BartholomeW-Mass. Mutual Ins. Co.
L. D. Huds7n-MasOnic Notice.
C.. g. List-Boy Wanted.
45 Michigan street-FOr Rent.
Merchants, National Bank-StAtemsnt- -
A.Vsn Buren-BOy Lost. AElLLA II
Second National Bank-Qusrterly Statement.
Commercial National Rauk-statement.
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WIrHour An OwNER.-A suspicious char
acter, with fine horse and carriage, stop
ped at McIlrath's tavern, in East Cleve-
land, on Thursday night. The proprietor
thinking al might not be right, entered
into conversation with the traveller, and
had his suspections confirmed. In the
morning the stranger had no appetite, and
seemed anxious to be of, but was told by
his host hat he would not be allowed to
leave, whereupon the stranger "sloped &"
and has not made his appearance since.
The horse is a small, dark sorreI, with the
points of a thorough-br bred Morgan. Who
owns him?
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SUMNER BEvERAGE-Here is a recipe for
making ginger beer, a very wholesome and
refreshing summer beverage: Put two gal
Ions of cold water into a pot upon the fire,
add to it two ounces of good ginger, bruised,
and two pounds of white or brown sugar.
Let all this como to a boil and continue
boiling for half an hour. Then skim the
liquor and pour it into a jar or tub, along
with one sliced lemon and half an ounce Vf
cream of tartar, When nearly cold, put in
nearly a ~teacupful of yeast, to cause the
liquor to work. The beer is now made, and
after it has worked two days strain it and
bottle it for use. Tie down the corks
firmly. 3D. -
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IN NERA

The Railroads which center in the city
carry passengers at half fare, and there
will be a general exit of city people to the
country and a general rush of country
people to the city. The city will doubtless
lave on its best dress. The aquaro is to be
thrown open for the benefit of everybody
and the fountains, both IL Monumental Park
and on the West Side Square, will be allowed
to play. The law against the explosion of
fireworks is suspended and fire crackers,
torpedoes and ali the other diabolical in
v~entions made especially for such occasions,
will have full liberty to make the town
hideous. In the line Of amusements there
will be no lack of grand entertainments.
AT Brainard's Hail Mr.. DOrland gives three
exhibitions Of the fine Miltonian Tableaux
one at 10 A. NJ, another at 2P. NJ. and
the last a. S in the evening. Manager
Ellsler, Of the Academy Of Music, presents
a splendid bill. This afternoon at q
O'Clock the great moral drama of Ten
Nights in q Bar Room" will be represented.
Little Efie Ellsler appears as Mary Nor
gan. In the evening the leading piece will
be the "Fireman's Bride, or Wealth and
Poverty" and the performance will con-
clude with the splendid drama, "The Sea
or the Oceans Child"
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PosT OFFIcE-The Post Office will be
opened at the usual hour to-day, and viii
close at 10 I'm. The carriers will deliver
mails at their Office delivery windows
from S 10 10 a. m.
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Az INVITATION TO CELEBRArE-Mayor
Mills, of Detroit, has invited the Mayor and
Council of Toledo to visit that city and
participate in the celebration on the 4th.
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ACADEMY OF MUsTc.-Lsst night "Our
Mutual Friend as dramstized by Mr.. F. T.
Murdoch was brought out at the Academy
of Music. The play retains all the finer
characteristics and scenes of the wonder
full story and is full of dramatic and scenic
effects. The parts were very vel aPpor-
toned and were well sustained by all the
performers. Mr.. Nagle appeared as John
Roekersmith, John Ellsler as Nickodemus
Bofin, Esq Murdoch as Wrayburn, and
Irving as Riderhood. Mrs. Ellsler played
the part of Bella Wilfer, Miss Norris as
Lizzie Haxam, and Little Efie as the dolls
dress maker.
This afternoon the great moral drama of
Ten Nights in a Bar Room will be present.
ed, and this evening the attractions are the
Fireman's Bride and the Sea, or the Ocean
Child.
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s., IO4. O99. Ga s., sss, $3.50 sls4,7o9

SzlIU4,U59.b4 Sz,5SS, 65s-U2 81, 769.38
1906 1865. &c.
Total running Exp, zee. 81 $50, 755 o. SI,lI7, O7L.5o
Being in 1S64-65 81 S6-IOO per cent. of
gross earnings.
Being in Is65-66 10 76-IOO per cent. of
gross earnings.
IS64-65. 1866.
Total Of all expenses. s., 40, 1870 sl,525, 1856 -
Or IS S7-lOO per ce Mt. of gross earnings
in IS64-66. #ss. gIu.
Or 6s S7-IOO per cent of gross earnings in
1866.
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\ fine stock of genuine Rogers Bros
plated ware, at Burt & Dare's.
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A fine stock of Gold Pens just received at
Burt & Dare's, I4O Superior street.
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A few very fine Swiss Watches Just i'm
ported at Burt & Dare's, 40 Superior street
opposite Weddell House.
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cleveland wholesale HarkNt.

TUESDAY Evening, July 3, 1885.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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Go, 70 FELTON, 4 Bigelow's Union Business
College.
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FOREST CITY BASE BALL CLUB.-The mem
bers of the "frst nine" of the Forest City
Base Ball Club are requested to meet on the
grounds Of the club at a quarter after one,
P. NJ. precisely.
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Silver plated c~astors, cake baskets, &c,
at Burt 4 Dare's, No. 14O Superior street.
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ITENs.

-~ADELPHIA, July 3.-Great preparations
re being made for the celebration to NOR
row.
WAsHISsrox, July 3.-A letter has been
received here from rebel General Magruder,
now in Mexico, who writes to a friend ask
ing him to intercede for him that he nay
not be arrested. "I want permission he
says, "to return to the United States The
Imperial government has gone 20 destruc-
lion, and we have 70 get away from here.
Many have es-Sady Ieis@ =axsef
and some Others are still here, but we are
compelled to look out for some other place
to go TO. There is no hope for anything
more here.
Mr.. S. C. Akely was to-day confirmed as
Collector Of Customs fof the District of Mich
igan.
The Freedmsn's Bureau bill, having FIN
ally passed both Houses Of Congress win Al
once be presented to the President for his
action.
Address,
A brief address has been prepared by the
Democratic members of Congress, dated
July 4th, Cordially approving the cali for a
National Union Convention to be held in
Philadelphia in August next, and endorsing
the principles therein set forth. It is signed
by Senators Davis, Johnson, Hendricks,
Guthrie, McDougsll and Wright and by
the REPRESENTATIVES Niblack, Thornton,
KERR shankiin, Grinder, NOEL, Randall,
Qoss, Taber, Humphrey, Hogan, Roger,
Bergen, Goodyear, Winfield, Coffreth. Rous-
seau, johnson, Eldridge, Dawson, Radford,
Marshall, Straut, Ancona, Hubbell, Ritter,
Harding, (of Ky,) Glossbreuner, Wright,
Rogers, Mccullough, Le Blonde, Trimble.
s~ERIsGEET ORDER. VA 81
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 3d.-Gen. Scott, Com
mandant Of South Carolina, has issued
stringent orders in consequence of the in
crease ofitheft, vsgrsncy and drunkenness
among freedmen, to the effect that men,
or women who neglect labor be arrested and
made to work on the public roads, and thai
those convicted Of non-capitol crimes be
imprisoned and compelled to labor as con-
victs on the islands, from sunrise to sun
set.
The Collector OF Charleston has seized
the schooner Aid,from Matanzas, for snug
ghng a cargo invoiced at ten thousand dol
lars in gold.
The Freedmen of Charleston and Angus
Ia have made extensive preparations to
celebrate the 4th of July.
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Go to FELTON, & BigelOw's Union Business
College.
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CUTTER FASTENER.
Y APP S
Patent Gutter Fastener !
The most Durable, the Cheapest, and
the NEST Simple Of ahy mode now
known for %suSpendIng Tin
Cutters or Eve TrOUghs.
sight.

ITlHE MODE OF SUSPENDING
Il Cutters according TO the Yapp's patent Is a.
fVliows= Across the top Of the Gutter. at abo1r
from $50 10 feet apart, according to ths size and
lerEth. is so dsIed half-inch tia tube. Tn 7ough
this tube a rod or bolt Ofths required LEI 9Th, with
athread on the end, is put through and screwed
into the siudding plate or rafter Of the building,
% which the gutter Is suspended TIE gut
ter is held 70 the rod by a pin, which is put
through n hole in the tube, and = Corresponding
one in thespike. BY simply pulling out this min
with the niger, the gut er could be taken OF md
slipped on again without any difficulty, thus rem.
dering It easily repaired or psinsed. By this
year TO year without any change in iis position.
zach rod which sustsins the gutter viii support
the weight OF = man-thu@ giving an idea offs
strength. The whole fastenings are cut Of sight
-nttely, thus adding to the appearance ofths
gutter.
BY the old mode The gutter is SUSPENDED BY hsv-
ing a strip OF tin banded around it and nailed to
the building. Soon the nails get rusty. and the
oapd slips on The wind operating on the gutter .
gradually turns it around add tsists Il aboutso
as % make IL useless- IN prOofof this look AZ the
thousands Of g1ttsrs hung by the old process
Below is appended the certificates OF Architects
and Buitdsrs e~ertifying 70 the superiority Of
We, The undersigned. Arehitects Of Cleveland,
having carefully examined into the merits CT the
above moce Of Hanging and putting up GntfeTE,
are confdfnt that .it Is superior to The old q
mode, and We c~heerfuily and consclentiously re-
- - -I-rr-uJ. 4. BLACKBURN. 3
,c PORTE
stautiy on hand and for sale also an Ingenious
clamp for holding the bolt while screwing it into
Township County and State Rights for Sale.
Price list OF Fastsnings Per 100; No I, or small
sto0; No 2, or middle size, s. 90; NJ. 8, or
For further particulars call at the Tin shop Of
ga -lar ~ WM. YAPP,
rgE Corner Prespset street and OAK Place, r.
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Go to FELTON, & Bigelow's Union Business
College.
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A few French marble and gilt mautel
clocks, at Burt & Dare's.
Garnet jewelry at Burt & Dare's, lao su-
perior street.
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WEATHER.-The following observations Of
the weather were made by L. H. Solmon,
son, optician, 100 Superior street:
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TRENExBous-udge Tilden, of the Pro-
bate Court, issued eight marriage licenses
on Monday and W more on Tuesday.
We call that tremendous for this season Of
the year.
TARGET PRAcTIoE.-The celebrstors of the
Fourth at the crest encampment at Perry
are to have a grand trial of skill at target
practice among the other attractions of the
dsy.
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A fine stock of gold pens, cases, &c, this
day received at 40 Superior street, Burt &
arasu
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WAR IN PsRRY, LAKE CoUsTT-MARTIAI
Law DECLARED.-To avoid accidents and
rowdyism, all horses and intoxicated OF
bOisterous persons will be kept outside the
picket lines-at least one hundred rods from
the Camp and depot.
GEO. E. PAINE,
July2:329 Chm'n Com. Arrangements.
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FOR SALE.


GENTS wANTED-To sell The Iargs., .os
u best work on Agriculture ever published. II L
Farmers bibrary,n conplete In one volume.
,G-S A.O. ROWE, Publishers, 26 Superior St.
Cleveland, o. june5.S2s-W
WANTEs-RAkE oHAEGE 0 AGRHrs-
Visit toe rsopa svsnt. Complete History osthe
NsE,Nn one lSrEe voinme, s~plendidly Illustrated, with
nye- lbs Ems portnaiu Of Generals and Battle Scenos.
Lhe most oandtd. lucid. omplete, authentic and ralia-
ole history Puplnh&d. 1t contains reading matfer
Sc our tarIns, Address JONES BROS. q o IlS
WEI N"u-th r. Fnnt1nsd -~rCISS
WANTED.-S2OO E MONTH PAID to agents
k%achines, heEhum'a Patent. Address. with stamn.-
SEWING MACHINE 20 Vim
ehenaon. MAJ uDe9;s4s-d&w3E
neutrality-suspicious. to sell and put IN Bar
W tons Patent Gong House Bell. Men are clear
laS from Sls9 % S9vl per month. send for circular.
-. Genl Agsut Grafton. y ap6:st2
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FAENcH CIocks-A beautiful lot-justim-
ported from Paris. For sale at Hogan's,
257 Superior street.
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KENNARD HOUSE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels FOR
the last Twenty-FOur Hours.
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AMERICAN WATcHEs.-These superior
watches are kept constantly on hand at
Hogan's, 2S7 Superior street.
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CLAIM AGENCY.
Cleveland Br. Sanitary Commission
s1IOIERsEa ID SOCIETY or RORTHERA ONO.
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIM AGENCY.
No Charge for Services.
WE COLLECT PENSIONS, BOUN-
w TT, Back Pay, Prize Money, and al other
Army and Navy Claims.
So Soldiers Of 1861, 20 aus '63 can now Gle
their DISCHARGES With Is to obtain Increase %
Pensirn and Bounty, although the new laws are
not yet passed. Soldiers may pply in person or
by letter. Address
JASPER e. WILLIAMS. Agent,
tSuceess T to WIN. H. GayIord.i
Odiee 50 Room Ia, Sd Floor,
may29: kI7 CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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CLAIM AGENTS.
VA. E. PRa0T0N'

pItsblshsd December 1872
deceased Z Arsy 3 EAFy CIs;!8 Agent,
OFFICE no. l LYNAE's BLOCK,
Scar 0oart HO3-e on Public Square, Cleveland. Q.
The NEW BOUSTY LAW has passsd me
House. Three Mon rs Hea and Ill OTHERS
Who served L-tween april tar, 1881 ana april 18th,
1865, CAT nov file their Dis ;harges with uu 70 OBJ
tain their Bounty
g. Our Fee j. Five nOllsrs, payable when
Cl-inls are settled. A. established by the set.
We collect Pensions, BOUNTY. Back PHg, Prize
1jRey and all other Wsr Jlsins-
Land Warrants bought and sUid.
aa- Our SpociSl Agent Resident At WashiRgtro
D. O., gives persona: stteBtion 10 ALL Claims Sled
By Us
German L~snsuaza spoken. jsuIGRlT-
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILRoAD.-Below
we give an exhibit of the compared Earn
ings and Expenses of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad for two years:
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Go to FELTON, 8 BigelOw's Union Business
College.
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LITTLE Boz LosT.-A son Of Nj. Alvord
Nan Buren,, No. 1873 Monroe street, West
Side, aged 5 years, wandered away from his
home Monday afternoon, and has not been
heard of since Any information concern
ing the whereabouts of the little fellow, will
be thankfully received by his distressed
parents. The boy in question had OH when
he left a cap trimmed with fur, a calico
waist and blue pants, and was barefooted'
His name is James Van Buren,.
SnI-I.ann
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Window Cornices in new patterns just
received by Beckwith & Sterling.
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oPEN MEErINes.-The Shakers Of War
rensville will hold open meetings on Sun
days during the summer. The public are
invited TO attend.
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FANCY GOODS.
JRIND 0PEyINGF

OEBT a few more left Of cur Fancy.
" Canes. We mills sell them ct COST.
iunFB p0WLES 4 co.
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LOCALROFTCE1.

PERRY EscAnrnEEr.-soldiers who have
been in battle and have not U. 8. uniforms
will contribute greatly to the interest of the
occasion by procuring gray clothes, and
taking part in the engagements of the day
as rebels. All citizens who have guns and
b~ayonets, swords and REVIEWERS, will oblige
the committee bv lending them to their
neighbor soldier boys, with ammunition.
GEO. E. PAINE,
iuly2:S26 Chairman Committee
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SUMMIT.

BY the order Of the District Congressional Com
mttee Of he 18th Conversational District OF Ohio.
JOHN GBANNIS, Chairman.
". z. FOGG, Secretary. junell.33O
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-ADELPHIA, July 3.-Great preparations
re being made for the celebration TO NOR
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TIISEE EXGIBiTioEs JUL
FOURTH, l.
70 Ii p. VI.
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AMUsEM'
ACADEMY OF MUSIS
FOURTH OF ~

Performances this afternoon at u o'clock pre-.
eisely, consisting ofthe great Moral Drama Of
TEN NIGHTS IN ABaR ROOM.
LITTLE EFFIE ELBsLER ss Mary Morxan -
- The p.~rfoTmance viii close in time 10 see
the great Balloon Ascension.
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Respectfully submitted,
OAR \. GARDNER,
Police Clerk.
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Ea %INARD's HALL,

q, and Every Night
open T"'SiEA 'rther Notice.
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The Fenian Brotherhood are to hold a
grand picnic celebration at Porter's Grove,
on the lake shore. The impulse given to
Irish enthusiasm by tLo visit of President
Roberts, will doubtless have its effect in
gathering a large and jolly crowd of sons of
Erin's Green Isle.
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

T,OR sALH-EIGHT FULL LOTS; TWO ON SEVENTY
NINTH strost; Seven1ye two on Seven
ty.esth and two on Seventy seventh on The line Of xng
ton avenue which makes four cornssfcur a 0o0 foul
brown stone brick and frame houses; immediate
A nne brown stone House el0ooos one oAQ@ 9oO g
Essa.S 81 BToaSs and Xnscnss m ssres nssT Third sv
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

vcoR oALR-Ay1RR CLASS FARM IN HEw yE
ssy ou the line of the Central Hailrsad; large far
house ts.snts' house barn Ac AZ n Sod regsir lal
OF cuvaton with STREAM of water running Through H.
further information apply 70 or address Farm, - Washn
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

U,OR sALE--Two vINB RARMe, ONE or 10 ACRES
and The eshsT q q scfss plsssansy .essd shout q.
the turnpake on The arss Farm ihsrs Z hsnssc p
en- fhs outbuldng DE place ais ysEy szsnsivs con:
.stins q one .xgs barn oena h3uss ssy house woSd
houss nIk hoqss ecIl Crib hen hoss, saspsnssr sseS
plough lanA wood end pasture; pear and appe orchards
snd hne garden which produces An ahundance q fruit IN
plain ecmmoaiovs House Of y room: and az ne necssssry
isnd ana Wood land pgopssiy divided -.----. u
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

A FARM FOR sALE-Ar NEW MARKET, n j., A
"A Farm Of nneiysn 9f the most desirable land in
minue. walk from the depot a New Market and and
half miles from rianheld on n J. O. r. r. With the
cepton small piece Of woodland Il 10 all under the high
est state Of cultivation and has o the best failing
Ihe honss and oni,md,nss are satuss on xrrx biSh
ground commanding tine view Of railroad, turnpike and
surrounding country The farm has very lonS front
Psinaed turnpike and the railroad, making very de-
rable location for building purposes Inquire Of BkOkAw
The ure
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

four years in the Union army, with credit te
himsef and benefit 10 his country, was Z
kfoss insult. n men desired to support Mr..
Johnson's policy let them, but = al svsnta
let them vote only for such men ~ were true
70 their country IN 1851.
General Grant indorses nobody 3 policy.
OF course he has his own opinions, and !
peasams viii give them expressioa n hie
vote but until be shall himpelf express
them, or become . candidate for some politi.
csl o6sr--a very unlikely occurfenes-it y
only impertinence in any one TO inquire What
these opinions are, or TO presume TO speak
for him, o. TO associate him. in any way with
men who cannot show clear record for 10y:
atty.
TIE CINCINNATI UorrRKR AGAlI. !.
To refer again to the Cincinnati Enqairr.
An amusing occurapce took place to-day =
the Presidents reeeptios, the account Of
which hsse On apquesioaablc authority.
Gen. Graut was standing engaged IN conver-
sation with some one unknown TO him, when
John Hogan Of St. Louis approached him,
and aaid !: "Gen. Grant, want to intro
duce you 70 friend Of yours, the correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati EnQssiver." To which
the General promptly replied, II have no
stock in that paper, and don't wantto hsve
any friends connected with it" Mr.. Hogan
Immediately said, well, bat hs il , personal
friend Of yours" When the General aid,
"Well want 70 be friendly with every one,
that paper" Hogan then said in great aston
editor" "Am T." said Gen. Grant, ~ did
not know that but, at any rate have nothing
to apologize for have declared my opinion
of tkae ma u~r hoftsra IN an nf{sciai Nanarifv