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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

C~AScELLrNe sTANrS-Some persons using
internal revenue stamps are very careless,
Il appears, about caneelling them. The law
PRESERVES bat one mode Of esneslling them,
viz by printing or writing the initials and
dste; all other cancellations being void,
and those who persist in the unlawful can-
collation. as above indicated, are subject to
a pen&ty Of $50 for each and every offence.
PRocEKDs,-The Strawberry Festival held
at East eisTeland last Friday evening was
= gratifying success. The entire proceeds
were nearly $3.50, which netted SSSs,S7,
which sum IS to be used in furnishing the
new church.
y The new sdiAos and the chapel are veil
under way and the corner stone of the
church viii be laid with appropriate cere-
monies on Tuesday next
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To DS GHhriEelssso---~~-----. 10 10 soc soo zoe 8oc Soc Soc
FIOur-MOre active; prices steady, and for the
high grades firm. Reported sales are $50 bbls Xxx
spring at $780, 80 bbls xxx Family at $3.50;
100 bbls do do at sI3,2 rs; so Bbls do do at ST., 90;
100 bbIs good country XIX red at sIl, 90; so bbis
DO do at $40, co; IS bbls Fine at $3.50.
Wheat-Spring more active and firm other
varieties neglected Sales 9 cars No. 1 Milwaukee
spring at $3.50 l car do do at s2,25.
COrn-In fair demand and steady. Sales 5 cars
No. l mixed at Csc from store.
Oats-In moderate request and finn. Sales 2
cara No. 1 State at 5Oe from store l car DO do at
5O%r. No. l Western 4s949c.
kye-Inactive and nominal.
BarIey-without movement and nominal.
POrk-Firm. No. 1 City Mess $50, 90; No. 2
Mess $500; Prime Mess SSO,OOi Clear $50.
L~ard-Firm. oity-rendsrsd 9sc in tierees and
231ze in kegs cOuntTy-rendered &c.
Hsms-steadf, and demand good. Sales 200
lbs City sugar-eured at 23c cAnvassed country
held st 1s921e.
shOulders-Steady at I5e for City-eured.-
OOuntry-cured Is9l4c.
BaeOn-stsady At zoe for breakfast canvassed
clear Ise country Ice.
Mess Beef-Firm at $50, 90 par Dbl. vi a
Dried BeeEsteAdy. saIes 500 lbs at sc
eanEassOd.
Butler-Very quiet and nOminaIly unchanged.
We quote at 25@26c for choice Western Reserve.
CheeseNQuiet and steady at logic for com.
mon to choice dairy and fsctory-mads.
KeKsNscarce and arm at 23c.
HIghWines-In moderate demand and steaJy
at 1923.
AleOhOI-Steady. Held At S4,4s94,53 for 9s
par cost. Cologne Spirits, 90 per can't, S4,ss@4,s3.
Neutral Proof Spirits S2,ss@a,H. BE-
PetrOleum-Quist. Sales 500 bbls bonded,
"CommereiAl, . at Sec for July delivery here, free
on cars. Free dull at 56@5sc. .11lEL. Cd
AiIsAsteadE md finn Va mt. -
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PORT or CLEVELAND.
ENTERED.

unm@asE ~ ~
stmr Morning Star, Fisar, Dstrost -
Prop Portsmouth,, 81 son, Bua4lO
Prop Prairis State, Knapp, Toledo
Prop City OF Bostsn, Chapman. ogdensburgh
Schr i Renter, Wlckham, Buffalo 70 Chicago
Sehr Union, Kirby, PIT Huron
sehr Frank Crawford, Elliott OgdelsbursE, 300
tons iroa ere
Schr L @ Roberts, Rumage, Buffalo
Schr r ] Gibbs, Carroll, Alpena
Schr Pride, Chapman, Black River
Sehr Arctic, Ward, BurWsll
ScOw 4 X Kane, Stoner, Monroe
Scow l. Gold. Pel0w. Linton
ScOw Black Rover, Jennings, Kelley'a Island
Barge Mary Barter, Harrington, Bay City, 40O.es4
feet lumber
Tug TOwzs, Neal, Detroit
$3.50 CLEARED. rr --
Stmr City ofCleyeland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Olsan, Bro Fns Dunkirk 90
Prop Pacific, Trayorse, Buffalo
Prop Prairie State, Knspp, Ogdensburgh tlr -sl
Prop City Of Boston, Chairman, ChiesgJ
Brig PArsg IA, Sims, Pr Hope ..
5chr Gen W Scott, Cassidy, Marquetts
Schr ~ Tracy, Watson, Bay City
Sehr Mary Taylor, lay or, Black Silver
Schr Dolphin, EassOn, Racine, $50 tons coal
Scar Pride, Chapman, Black River
Schr L y Roberts, Rumage, Racine. 400 tons coat EE2
Sc0w st Joseph, Burren, Detroit
Scow 4 n Kane, Stoner, Monroe, no tons coal
Scow Cygnet, Myers, PIT Huron
Scow Union, BeVAis, DetrJit
Scov Fairy, Hungerford, Kelleg's Island iaaEEE
Tug N nitor. ~stsnheld, Back River ID zET
rug IONaA, Neal, Detrslt -r--- ra-Ear
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AMERICAN WATcHEs.-These superior
watches arc kept constantly on hand at
Hegan's, 237 Superior street.
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,IsveIand Wholesale Market

TUESDAY EvESIEG, June 26. 1866
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Bail from this port to New York and
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SUMMIT.
LAKE.

BY the orisr Of the District Congressional Com
mittee OF the 18th Congressional District of Ohio.
JOHN q. GRANklS, Chairman
W. p. FOGG, Secretary. Junell:SSJ
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THE BASD.-Pspworth's City COrnet Band
will play this evening in the Park.
A sLIGET sHowER.-The slight shower
yesterday did not cool the air or lay the
dust.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

Mosquito net-Ulso a fixture for them, at
. cents per window, at Beckwith & Ster-
ling's.
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RUSSELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
the last TW enty-fOur Hours
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

B Mason, Indpls Ell Thomas, Chicago
D o Warner Uni0nville w NJ Butler, Ravenna
CT Knowles, N HuHH MiHs " Haight, Platts
Miss S Williams, Platts T \ Stafford, Milford
Miss Williams, Austinb'gMrs Faraby, NY
N Mayhem, p lAiesss,t Clinton
NJ d Parlin, Charion II COwel, /.
) Adams, 4 White, Boston
A Fisk, Washington Jas FrBnk, N Y.
J HaEelstt Lon Gaylord
= Ward B Esty, Youngstown
Saml Gregg, La Rue j Wingate, Marion
J b Riley, city ) Aiken Z VI Pitts
Z = smith, Thin j Nelson, N Y ~
J G Ksrcheval, COvingionGeo Harper. u Sanduskv
y Goodrich, milwaukee W Y Henderson, Liberty
y A Gardner W G Slasgon, Indpls
Geo hilbert, lucid Lie Ludlow 4 f, city
L L TowBley, Mesiv A IngersolI, city
Levi Rice, Louisville JnO Geary L. Col
c L GibOn, Gin j II Morrow, b Hill
r r BascOmb, Greenbg o. Harrington, Warren
W A Parsons. NY JRO Wilcox, Chicago
r Long, Milwaukee ) W Parker, Oh Fails
Miss 5 q White, " ] Duck A !, Saiem
D NJ SaughtOn J NJ Colt, city
Jas Crandoa, Niles VIM Campbell, Miles
l. Lehman NJ Campball, Lake Sup
WI Crawford, Yaungst'nMTs L Martin, lOungs'n
Mrs Cu'tus, Z" W W Parker, Sandnskv
L Ii Darling, Painesy Miss @ Anderson, Paih'v
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Toproyide for sprinkling a portion of
Lake, St. Clair, Erie and Huron streets.
Committee on Ordinances.
To grade and improve q portion of Supe-
rior street. Ordinances.
To grade, pave and improve Franklin
street. Ordinances.
To authorize the issue o fmain sewer bonds
for sewer district No. 1. Ordinances.
To provide for the construction of a branch
sewer in Walnut street. Ordinances.
To provide for the payment Of certain
claims. Ordinances.
To regulate locomotives and cars within
the city of Cleveland. Second Reading.
% To vacste q portion of Kinsman street.
Laid over one week.
To grade and improve Minnesota street.
Laid over two weeks.
To grade, pave and improve Superior
street between Monumental Park and Erie
street. Passed.
To amend section three of an ordinance
prescribing the terms and conditions of
street railways. Amended and laid over
one week.
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LOCAL NOTICER.

"LL -
WcstenhoIm Pocket Cutlery-the best in
the world-of every kind, at Burt 4 Dare's,
40 Superior street jel9
Get your pictures framed by Stone 4 Co.,
lis Superior street. .a5s je23-S26
Get any engraving you wish at IT'S su-
perior street. je23-327
All styles Of picture frames manufactured
at lis Superior street. je2s-s20
GESILEnEs's WArcH CHASs-of latest
pattern, for sale at Burt Il Dars's, 40 supe-
riOr street. Jels
LADIES GUARD CHAINs-0f exquisite de-
signs, at I4O Superior street.
ie19 BURT & DARE.
II you do not wish to lose your postal
currency, call at Burt { Dare's and get one
of their convenient porte monuaies. jel9
Protect yourself from robbers and assas-
sins, and other dogs, by baying the neatest
little pocket revolver an the world at Burt
4 Dare's, 40 Superior street. jel9
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The Manager begs to announce that 60
MR.. JAMES LEWIS a
The favorits Comedian, will remain four niehfs
more, appearing in two o. his greatest char
acters esch night.
This WEDNESDAY EVENING, June ZIsh, Is6s,A
viii be presented the Comedy Of he
SERI0Us FAMILY.
Aminitab Sleek -----------..Mr James Lewis.
- "Efa fa5EG
sARAH's Young NAN
Sam Mr.. James Lewis.
RB- Great preparations for the Fourth ofJuIyZ-
performances afternoon and evening.
q In pTeparatioD-"The Sea OF Ice" and
90 Oar Mutual Friend" -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Ward in the several Counties is entitled to is as FOL
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Dried A~PpIes-Quist. Held At l79lse and
pay for packages.
POtatOes-Dun. Sales $50 bu at 95c@Sl,O 90.
Lake Ffsh-In good demand and Arm
No. / WhItsdsh q, so per half Dbl; No. 2 do q, 100;
PicksrsI, No. l, Ss,OO@s,25; Trout S7,e5; Her
ring, large, $3.50. -rllsl
Beaas-In good demand and firm at S2,OO per
bu prins white. H.-. a4-.
Hay-In fair demand at 1 I,@91s,OO for loose
from teams; sls, OO92o,OO for pressed.
'ReatherHPrime i've geese held at s599Oc.
saIt-Firm. Held Of s2,4 for Fine and q, 5e
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

Petroleum and Mining stocks were quiet and
steady, Benton no Consolidated Gregory go
Gunnsll gOldsT, smith 4 Parmlre 975; New York
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

Auditor John Whitelaw SI66.3O; W. J..
Warren $3.50; C. Smith $3.50; N. Boyer
S5455; D. Stewart IS; Cuyahoga Steam
Furnace Company 1851; j. J.. Carman
$3.50; T. D. Martin $50; George Digel S240;
James Fraley $469.2I; Ingram & Treat $45;
Coutle & Zimmerman SI39.sO; Biggs & Nc
Garvey SI4.59; Cleveland Leader Company
$3.50; Fire Department Pay Rolls SIs57.49;
r. Waterton S5Ss.25; C. Wiegel $3.50.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

All styles Of picture frames manufactured
at us Superior street. je23-S2o
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

Qulck Mining Co 4s54 Mariposs preasred 25H;
New York Central ~ Beading 1Os54 Michigan
S~outhsra 7s1s; Cleveland and Pittstursh So
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OF Mary Walworth at al, indemnifying
the city of Cleveland against any costs or
damages that may arise from vacating a
portion of Kinsman street. Approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Board of City Improvements,
recommending the vacation of a portion of
Kinsman street. Approved.
From Board of City Improvements, re-
commanding that the bid of Joseph Tom
linson for the building of the new Market
House be accepted. Filed.
From KinsRan Street Railroad, asking
the Council to visit the road of the com
pany. Special committee-Heisly, Jones
and Huntington.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that q Petition
IN will be presented to The Commissioners
Of Ashland County, at their next Session, 10
be held on the First Monday Of September,
A. D. 1eG6, praying for the Alteration Of the
County Road leading from Ashland. Ashland
County, Ohio, to Wooster, Wayne County, o.
in said Ashland County, as follows:
beginning OF the North West Corner Of the
North East quarter Of Section 70, township
%, and Range l5, owner by George Dints-
man. In Perry Township; thence East on the
North line OF said Diniaman's land where
there Is nov o Road established TO the Coun;
~ line between Ash and and Wayne Cotn-
ties to the North E~ast.lCoyner Of the Forth
West quarter OF Section 20, township %, and
Range 10. :
Thence South on the County line between
said Ashland and Wayne Counties to- Inc
South East Corner Of said Geo. Dintamg1'g
land to intersect the road now leading from
Ashland 10 Wooster, about IL rods South from
the South East Corner Of said Dintaman o
land, thence South on Jacob Kradys' East
me about forty Rods to intersect o diagonal
Road running from said Kradys' barn 10 Woos.
ter, the terminus Of said Road.
And upon the establishment of the above
named road 10 yacate the following Roads -
The road commencing at the North West cor
ner Of the North East quarter Of Section ~
township % and Range 10. 70 .aOA
Thence on the Wooster Road 10 the Coun 4
line between Ashland and Wayne County, q
so the diagonal Road running North and
South through said George Diniaman's land,
commencing at the North East Corner Of the
North East quarter. thence South on said d.
agonal Road through said pintaman's Land,
and also through jacob Kradys' land 10 the
Road running East near said Kradvs' barn.
Your Petitioners therefore ask that such pro-
c~eedings may be had to establish such Road
as may be authorized and directed by law -. :
SAMUEL WORST & OTHERS.
July 2t-4w7 @
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Notice to Teachers.

TIME Board ofSohool Examiners Of Ashland
County will hold the following Examina
lions, az Ashland, during the year 1866;
The End Saturday Of February; |
The End and 4th Saturdays Of Marchj euEl
The End and 4th Saturdays Of April,
The End and 4th Saturdays Of Mayj go.
The End Saturday Of June,
The End Saturday Of Augusta
The End and 4th Saturdays Of September;
The and and 4th Saturdayso of October; "a
The End and 4th Saturdays Of November; :
The End Saturday CT December.
These Examinations wal commence at 9
o'clock A. NJ, and close at A P. NJ.
No applicant will be admitted after eleven
o'clock A. NJ. Written testimonials Of good
moral c~harautsr, signed by ut east two 70.
sponsible persons will be required which
testimonials will be kept on file. No certif-
cate can be a~nte-dated,' and the School Law
prohibits TownshipC lefksfrom giving orders
to teachers for pay, unless.the have certif !.
Gates embracing the whole time OF SERVICE
The School Law requires teachers TO under,
stand the following branches, and be able.t 10
impartinstrueiionin them all: Reading, Wri-
ting, 0rthograpby, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geography. Afailure in one, is o
failure IN I'LL, una tuueo HCt nuHluB U t1lf
kno Wedge Of each and every one of the above
branches. need net apply for a certificate
Particular attention Willie paidto Orthogra-
ply and those not having studied il, will bn
promptly rejected. M private sxaminatio'
will DO held, and no application .'by ~lsttere
will be answered. Only four grsdes Of Ger.
tifcates will DO issued, viz for 8 months, IL
months, IS months. and24 months. Aoer.
tifcate for six months Is o trial certif cate aud
will not be issueda second tine to the same
applicant. Those having certificates for six
months must be able to procure certificates
for IL months, or none. School Directors are
requested to furnish us reports Of the success
Of teachers, as they will aid us materially
in granting certificates only to those who or,
successful. Those expecting to teach thu
higher branches will be examined according
ly. The standard Of Ashlard County Teach
fers mustbe advanced, and applicants will
bear this in mind. There will be no adjourn
ment after Examination commence untilthe,
close. Each appliOan mt isrc quired to pay /
fee of so cents as q condition determination
and must be paid in advance
BY order Of the Board 3i.1loJl
r. n. O tMPBELL Clerk.
JanulvrT il-l0a3l 49,.
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The Mason & Hamliu Cabinet Organs
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to 5000 esoh. FIFTY
ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDELs, or other
FIRST premiums awarded them. illustrated
Catalogues free. Address, MASON & HAM
LIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New
York.
December ], 1866.
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Greentown Academy

THE fall term Of the Gresntown Academy ,
i located in Porrysville, Ashland County
Ohio will commence :
August 30th, and Close Dec S0th.
In order 10 secure to those desiring il, 3
thorough Classical and English Education,
the course pursued In the best Eastern Col.
leges has been adopted.
Special attention will be given to the study
Of modern languages. -
Perrysville, on the P. Fl. & C. r. R. 10 sit.
uated in the midst Of o beautiful and healthy
country, and Is remarkable for It's freedom
from that curse of society, Intsmp,rancs, q
fact which has not o little Influenced the 10:
cation of the Academy. f d
The village is easy Of access from East and
West. t .'.j -
Terms OF Fail Session,
English Branches, including higher Mathe.
MATES $3.50
Languag a,.. Latin, Greek. French and Ger,
No extra charge fsr study Of Modern Lam!
guages. @ 500
No student admitted. for less than half .
term. o., tp '
Students eau rent rooms and board them =.
selves, club together. Or, hire boarding among
the citizens at reasonable rates. ~ :
The high moral tome Of society in Perrya.
Vile Is unquestionable. F.! 80
For further particulars, address, v.
3. B. COULTER, &c., or
J. c. SAMPLE, Pprincipai.
Aug. S-aw Perrysville, Ashland to,,Q
g. H- fH"
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aI WE REFER TO soda
J.uH: Mco0MBs, Esq, Ashland, Ohio.
ISAAC GATES, ESQ.,, &"
T. G. BUSHNELL, Esq , I" q
]. D. JONES, Esq, y GOV" "
j. ". SMITH, Eiq.,, 'w "a e
J. G. LARwILL, Esg,, LoudonvlIs o
O SlDEYARMAN, Esq, "
Mr.. ABRAHAM PLANK, Lake To.
ELDER n. WORKMAN, Wooster, D.
MERCHANTS &BANKERs, /" g,
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GUARDIANS SALE.

I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Probate Court Of Ashland County, Ohio.
made on the 25ih day Of June, A.. d. 1856 81
in the case of Henry Garn, Guardian OF
John e. Ewing, against his ward, the under.
signed will, 80
On The 14M day of August, A. D. 1866
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. on the premises, offer al
Public Sale, the following described real O..
tate, situate In The County Of Ashland and
State Of Ohio, t6iwit. being the South half
Of the North vest quarter Of section fourteen
a. township twenty-one, (2l), Of Range
fifteen u.s., save and except nine acres Of
Of the west end Of said quarter, heretofore
sold to Philip Hsaelfngsr. -
Terms Of sale, one third cash on the day
Of sale, one third In one, and one third ID
Two years from The day Of sale, 10 be seour!
cd BY mortgage on the premises sold, and the
deferred payments 10 beat interest Of the
rate Of 8 per centum per annum, paya Ble
annually. ~, In amo' ,l'5Iri'
Appraised at $S6O0,00.
T HENRY GARN. Guardian Of
JOHN T. EWING. griffallI r
July IL, ls6o-4w6 .,,-.
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clubs. Address, wv
rsaeJ AMERICAN STATESMAN,
(6m33) 7r6J 9 Nassau g., New York.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

4 E00 Per Year i! We want agents
everywhere 10 sell our IMPROVED
$50, Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under anduppor feed. Wsrrautedfv years.
Above salary or large commissions paid
The oNLy machines sold in United States for
less than $40, which are fully licensed by
Howe, Wheeler& Wilson, Grover Baker,
Singer & Co., and Bachelor. All other
cheap machines are infringements and the
seller or user ore liable 10 arrest, fine, and
Imprisonment. Circulars free. Address, or
callupon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
Z e lnaolVl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

In affections peculiar 10 females, is ~unequaled
by any other preparation, as In Chlorosis or
Retention, Irregularities, Painfulpess or Sup.
preston Of Customary executions. liberation
or Scirrhus state of the uterus, leucorrhoe,
and all complaintsincident to the sex, wheth-
er arising from habits Of dissipation, impru-
denotes or in the decline or change Of life.