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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28
CITY NEWS
Fine Piano Fortes at Halls Il Monument
Park.
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
For Saturday, April IS.
CONTENTS.
CONTENTS.

EDIT0RIAL-Mr. Johnson's Last Speech, Pres.
ident johnson to the Negroes Another Stroke Of
the GuiIlctine; Antecelents Of Hcnry Stanbury
The Habeas Corpus; Asiatic Cholera The tigal
Ship The Progress Of Republican Principles
Ths Two Reconstruction Policies The Finances
of Eastern Colleges-Need OF Western LibersIity
The Reason for a Civil Rights Bill Why Mr..
johnson Hates Mr.. Sumner R psblicsnism in
the Old World; The Wheat Crop; The Impending
Democratic Convention The Cholera Excitement
Its Beneficial Results; A Slight Mi-oalculatiOn
President johnson on the Tennessee Franchise
Law Political Items, etc.
CORRESPOSDENCE.-Society in Washington,
from a Cleveland Lady; Our Cuba Letter The
United States Senate-Its History and Members
from an Occasional Correspondent Letter from
Fremont, 0.
observation-disclosures of Protestants in
Italy Tbs First Colorsd Jury IN Georgia Ad-
iournment OF Congress A southerner's Opinion Of
Mr.. Buchanan Good Joke by the President
Amateur Hanging; Testimony About Reconstruc
ton The President and Thad. Stevens; Mr. Nc.
DougslI's Apology An Anecdote Of Victor Hugo
President johnson, from the Toronto Globe; Tbs
P, esident's Speech How the People Feel Is Chol.
era Courageous; Speech Of Judge Spaulding on the
Niagara Ship Canal Bill Items, &c.
Il NEWS-Terrible D.ssster-Burning Of the
City of Norwich Northern Ohio News Religion.
IuteIligence Concerning Northern Ohio Churches
Crops 10 Ohio State and Personal Items.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Congress,
Foreign News, and all news Of Importance from
every part OF the country.
FINANCIAL-A Full Review OF the Local
Markets; Financial and Commercial Articles
Cleveland Wholesale Market New York Cattle
Market, &C.
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Several conPositors wanted at the Leader
,Job Roam
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at $3.50; q lot of old No. 2 Indiana red was
put on the market at $3.50, but afterwards
withdrawn. Corn was quiet, and hardly so
firm. Oats were firm, but irregular. Pro-
visions steady, and in fair trade dema nd
Produce without important change. Fetro-
leum in more inquiry and irmer.
The receipts and shipments at this point
If Produce and Merchandise, during the
% hours ending at 7 o'clock this morning,
were "a follows
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$1,000 RcUard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish q prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to Dr.. 6trick-
tanks Menifuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting OF
blood and night sEeats. One bottle is sufficient
Tor any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
OF consumption Rrs cured by DR.. Striokland's Mel
lnuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had ct any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
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BASE BALL-The Forest City Base Ball
Club played a spirited game on their
grounds on Kinsmsn street yesterday after
noon, reinforced, as the number present
was scan.y, by the High School Club. The
score stood, at the end of the fourth innings.
when play ceased ROeders side I6; W.
Cutters side S The Club viii play again
on Tuesday afternoon next at four O'Clock.
and every member should be promptly on
hand.
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%oveRTIsEMENTs.
WANTEp--HELP

O-T-on the 18th. a small Porte Mopaie con-
- taini-g SO or $50. some small keys. Ar The
-nesr VII - literally rewarded By leaving it It W
y. Iele<rxah once Apz7.sll
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BUcKLEY's MIEsTRELs.-The Buckley's
had 8 full house at Brainard's Hall last
evening, and those who were not there
missed a genuine treat in the terpsichoreau
line-vastly superior to anything ofthe kind
that has visited our city recently. Their
music, vocal and instrumental, is of the first
class, and their budget of fun and comical-
ties is new and recherche. They offer a
great programme this evening.
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FIRE At CAsrALIA.-A FIRE occurred at
Csstalia, Erie county, on Wednesday night,
in which the barn Of q Mr.. Giddings was
entirely consumed BY FIRE, together with its
entire contents, consisting of g horse, now
ing machine, p,ows, drsgs, ~cultiva'ors. hay.
grain, &c. Loss estimated at from $4,000 to
$500. We did not learn whether insured
or not. or what was the origin of the FIRE.
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Compound-int- Notes, '64-"--t07GIO l0sdl1l
COmPound-int. Notes, '65----l0291oJ 1o39lO0
The general markets to-day were steady
and firm, with a fair, though not active
trade. Flour is rather quiet, but the mar
ket is decidedly firm for standard brands.
Wheat is firm. There were large sales to-
day of Milwaukee spring to arrive on Pri-
vate terms; for car lots s, s5, an advance of
Sc, was asked, but We heard OF no sales; a
small lot choice No. 2 red winter was offered
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
FOR LAkE SUPERIOR. -

EOR LAKE SUPERIOR. 4
FIRST STEAMER. IM
fae magnificent, new, stRuncA'G
and comnodions side wheel
low PRESSURE steamer KEWEENAW. A. STEWART
Master ,lssves our dock for Superior City. Bayd ID,
and intermediate Ports, on MONDAY, april 3Oth,
at S O'Clock P. IN. Properly received at our Ware
house and rates OF freight given to all points, on
OF before the etesmer's day OF sailing.
PEfTlT q HOLLAND,
~ and l2e River street.
- The above beautiful and stsuneh new Steamer
Will run regularly from cur no-k, during the sea-
son OF 1886. 70 La Point, Bayfield, and Superior
City, touching at all intermediate Ports; leaving
Cleveland each alternate Monday. Persons doing
business a., ans going to the head Of Lake Supe-
Tior, take notice. PETIT s HOLLAND.
sp25:sl0
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Monev Merket-ApriI2 "a.

MoxEH-Es.y at 495 pev cent.
S~rERLISG ExsHASaE-Active and fTmeT at los
1857.
GoL3-Active aud hrmer, opening at l2S5si adj
vancing 10 l29; declining TO lzs5si advancing TO
I29Ss, and closing at l2S5s.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1866.
NEW ADVERTTSEMENTs

H6N All Il 49,
Academy Of N asic-Nr. Joseph Proctor.
Jswett & 6~codman-Cabinet Organs
L. Rleinschmidt 4 Co.-Looai Notice.
J. II. Dewitt & Coulter Wanted.
Traveller, Leader oHioe-SitaalOn WsHtei-
J. II. Dewitt & Co.-NeW silks, sc.
New York HerAl Diamond Cross. weekly
Granger s~trsst-Briek House for sale.
Tdrner 4 strauss-Frepch Lace.
Savings Bauk-Timo COR Proposals Exteuls1.
NJ. 4 NJ. X. ~sutlif-Dry Goods.
H. G.-BoOkAwAy Wanted.
J. ", R.-Partnsr Wanted.
Geo. Il. Lodse-R smoyal.
Turner & Strauss-DamBsk French Coverings
I56 Euelid street-C4rrage for Sale.
Uphsm 4 Baker-Msn Wanted.
GArrstt's HaIl-Mac Evoy's Hibernicon.
Crumb, Darlington Z KendGIl-Drcss Goods
H. J. olmsted-clsveland Driving PsIk.
L.-Board Wanted.
Trinity Free chspel-Local Notice.
sozodont-Local GOtie.
Spiritual Leoturo-5si Superior ltrest.
Concert-Brainard's BAD.
s. W. C.-House Wanted.
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REruRSEp.-Detective odell returned 10
this city last evening from Canada, having
in charge Mcconnell, the olmsted Falls
murderer. The prisoner looks hearty. He
was taken charge Of by the Sheriff and
locked up In Jail.
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&. B. HALE,
1AEUED

LII Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in 7-3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS csshed without charge.
received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:RT
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NHANTED-AGENrS-SaO per month euAran-
w teed, and stesdy employ ment, TO energetic men
with from SIS to 500 capital. Cal at No 3 AtwAteT
Block. INFORM atien gratis. ap24.30q
A GENTS WANTED-To sell Lloyd's Battle
n History Of the Great Rebellion, In one volume;
also several other popular subscription books. For
catalogue and terms address +. 5. GREEN, Room 4,
Amerlean BaldIog, Cleveland, q. apl6.3o9
WAAIED-Agents to sell and put up Baritone
w Patent House Bell. Every hOuse-keerer should
have iL Agents not limited to any specified territory.
Q. l. AATTES0N, Gen1 Agent, Grafton, o. ap6:5l2
WANTEp-RAkE CRA6CK FOB AGENTS
" Nhht the People Want OomPiete History OF the
" Al, II o1elarEe volume, splendidly Illustrated with
over Is one portraits OF Generals and Battle Scenes
he most candid, lucid, omplste, authentic and relia-
bic history PUBLISHED. IL contains residing matter
e9ual 70 threo large volumes send for circulars and
- ouI terms. Address JONES BROS. 4 90, 1SS
Wa Fo"rth NJ. Nnrinrstt- ser9aS7ndSW
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The DErRoII FIRE-We learn that sew
eral merchants in this city were light
losers by the destruction of the Railroad
Freight Depots at Detroit on Thursday
night One car had three car loads Of po-
tatoes, of the value of ten or twelve hun
dred dollars. burned.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.


tSP7eiN ~ S ~
P~IrTssURGH, April 2T-I:40 A. =.
The oil market is active. Crude sales 10, 200
bbls. Receipts Is ,2OC BIB 2. Crude frmer. Sales
1850 bbls at l3c without packages 1900 bbls in
bulk at I3A@l3Eo; 100 bbls, packages included,
at IsHe. Market firm on the Greek and at Oil
City.
Refined sales 5000 ibis, all bonded, Msy delivery
in Philadelphia, at Sa@4Oe; June delivery, sellers
option ct 39c. Redners are well sold ahead.
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New York Market-APriI "a.

CoTrox-DuI unsettled and fully 2Ssc Lowell
Sales at Sic Tor middiinE; -
FLoUK-Less active aud J 9loc tetleI. 90 N
salos st s7,959s,5e for extrs state; go
a9,3 80 for extra round hoop Ono, Se,SoSiIp Ior
trade brands. Market closing quiet
wuIsKY-DGl and dropping.
Sales at 81. IS for western; and s., . LOT renlle1.
WHEAr-5c better, closing dull, WIN buyers
generally refusing to pay tue sdvanes. " I
sslsz AZ SI,SSII90 fer very choics o. 20
Mil saukee; Sl,97 for choice new NO o. @. a. n
prime old amber T i Winter veat-rn, aud 49,
Tor small lot Of choice new No. milwaukee
svE-Firm-
B~tstr--Steady.
CoRS-Dul. ezzs-1l. sound
sales az SC fd 5gh - - and Gftvereci 9Ie
for yellow, aud SIC Tor white EoTt~ Caton'S'
OATs-Iu limited request. - cr
Sales at 4394gc for new western, &c., ii
CoTrEE-ouiet. Sales Of Ma..ahOa at 2ze.
S~UGAR-Ouie.. Sales at IOLal2 for Cuba;
IOk9Is3sc for English Islands, ls9ls14s fer Porto
Rioo.
sales OF Cuba at 4s9sc1i Porto Rico at 7oG72e.
PETROLEuH-Dal.
Sales at Is; for crude, and EOe for
refined ia bond.
| PORE-Ezclted and higher
Sales at 81, 2OSz7,4 JA for new mess, closing
at S27,37 for Cash; S25,I5Sz6,5O ioT Ga mess,
s23,ooS2s,tU for prime; Also, go belS OF new
mess for april, May, june and July, sellers and
buyers option, at s&7,O0G27,75.
BEEF-Eirm.
Sales at 81, OO@24,50 for now p'aiu mess.
BEES HAMs-EiTm. Sales at S3J,Uo9i 1000.
| Cur MEArs-Fhm -r.
Sales at lOH9ll% for shoulders, and l5hs9r7Ae
for sides.
BACON-Firmer.
Sales of Cumberland cut at 13%@141sc ;15H9
| 1916 for short ribbed.
LARp-Firmer ind active. Sales at l7H920lZc
BUIrEE-Quiet. 25S45c for OHIO, ana 4cSGoc
for state.
CHEEsE-Ouiet. Sales st I6a22o.
| FnrIaHIs 10 LIEEEPouL-Dun.
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Omnibus Office Removed TO I6O Supc-
rf0r Street

The undersigned has recently increased and i'm
proved his facilities for supplying Hacks, Carri-
ages, and 0mnibuses and also Moving Wagons.
Orders for passengers and baggage 10 he DepOts
and Landings will bs received from 6
4. NJ. to Q T. NJ. II. s. STEVENS.
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Cobb, Andrews s. Co, have
received "TOIIers Of the Sea-,
by Victor Hugo. Price 75c.
Also, &" Campaigns of a Nom
C9mbatant," by George Alfred
Townsend. Price SI75. apis
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The best assortment of Ribbons in the
city at wholesale and retail at H. T. Hover
{ Co.'s, $50 Superior St.
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All the latest and most desirable styles of
Bs=quines.sa"que Talmas and Shawls ct H.
T. Hover 4 Co.'s.
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FoR FRKuONr.-A tug is being built in
Sandusky to ply between that city and
Fremont 1t is called the L.. 9. Rawson, of
Fremont.
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The largest and finest assortment of Dress
Goods in the city at H. T. Hover & Co.'s.
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Ladies, they have ~arrived-those French
Frosted Sailor Hats at Mrs. Shaw's mil
linery room.
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TRINITY Free CHAPEL.-Serviees to-mor-
row at IL A. NJ. and at 81 in the afternoon.
Holy Communion in connection with morn
ing service.
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rRAYRLKRs, RFGIsTKR.
DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.

- Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains or Beats, will DO called for by Coaches
Of Stevsns' Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus of1oe, leo Superior street, op-
posi-e the WeddeIl House.
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Opened this morning. at the Bazaar, all
the novelties of the season in buttons and
trimmings for cloaks and dresses. ap2S:30s
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RAJ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
E For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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A large and we'll selected stock of Dry
Goods jus. received at H. T. Hover 4 Co.'s
9S0 SUPERIOR St.
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Embroidered Slippers and Canvass Pat
terms, a new assortment.
E. K-LIENsCHNID- & Co.
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Ten dozen more Of those rich and elegant
Parasols, just opened at the Bazaar.
an9e-sNS
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French Lace, Nottingham and Muslin
Curtains, in large varieties. az
TrRxER 4 Strauss
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The attention of those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing a frst-class residence on Euclid
Avenue, is called to the advertisement of
Messrs. Raymond & Lowe, offering for sale
the very desirable dwelling on the south
west corner of Euclid avenue and Perry
street, anil 90.3no
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M Single copies Of the WEEKIT LLADER, for
Saturday. April IS, 1866, in wrappers ready for
mailing, can be had az the LEADEE Counting Room
Price TIVE CENTS.
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The slips in Plymouth Church on Pros
Pect street will be rented at public auction
to the highest bidder, on Monday evening,
April 3Oth, at hslfpsst I o'clock, for one
year from Nay LIST, 1856. apl2O-3IO 1t
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A nice line Of Damask French Coverings
and Chintz, at TURNER & Strauss
South West Cor. SQUARE.
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u,Iwaukee Narket-April %.

~FLOUE-ActiYe and firm.
wHEAr-Has a declining tendsncy. Sales at
Si,Ol for No. l winter.
~OATs-Stsady. Sales at 34%c.
C0RN-Steady. s ies at AS.
REcEIPTs-Wheat $500 bu; cats COO.
sHIrMsNIs-Flour so bbls; whtat I2.0e0 ba.
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wEDpELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at fhe rris-IVSRI Hotels for
the last TWenty-fOur Hours.
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POLICE CouRr.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following cases yesterday
Drunks-John Vincent, Wm. Gross, Geo.
Foster, 81 and costs each.
Vagrancy-Georgiana Duunan, ninety
days to work-house; Charles Coin, thirty
days to work-house.
Violating Market ~Ordinance-J. Flesher,
81 and costs.
Disturbance-Georg Graves, continued to
Goth S. H. Dumas, 50 and costs.
Violating Bridge 0rdinaucc-John Jones,
S. and costs.
Petit Larceny-ThOmas Lackey, Stephen
Allen, s. and costs each.
Assault and Battery-John Ingraham, 50
and costs; Joseph and Morant Jut, and Geo.
Keil, discontinued on payment of costs.
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HIBERNIcoY. - This exhibition draws
large crowds nightly to CARROTS Hall.
Prof. MacEvOy's entertaining lecture, Mics
Goodall's splendid voice, and the humor
and melody of Barney the Guide arc at
fractions almost as great as the panaroma
itself, which. by the by, has been greatly i'm
proved by the addition of scenery, &C., since
its appearance here a year ago. Every
Irishman and Irishwoman in this city
should revisit the Gem of the Ocean under
the excellent guidance of Prof MaeEvoy.
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EuHNESY0CK,S EHIfE BEID.-A
Il perfe fly pure artisles > possessing aaesrss
cf hn-ness and whiteness un6nsIlsd by an other
Brand. For sale By
CHURCHILL 4 BRoTHER,
spa pEEzSists Ies oRtario-st.
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THURSDAY, MAY Sd,
FIRSF Boar FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

THE STAUNCH ANDS n
rstiable Steamer, EORTHk -"
ERIN LIGHT, Captain N. H4ESSN
NuRcn, vii leave our dock Go
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TuEspAY. May Ist,
Ar O'CLOCK P. !

At ; q OLUDh Z Il
The EcrtherD Z light viii positively sail on the
above mentioned cay. Send sreight 70 our Wae.
housa. KOBEbT HABEA 4 CO.
aDIessIo lie ard IN River street.
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had none of the hero in his composition,
and his b-avado could not quite conceal his
agitation, as the hour of death approached.
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C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician,
Office hours II a 81. to . P. NJ, at the store
of j.. J. Vogt, q so1th side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from l to
2 P. NJ. Residence-East Cleveland, OPP
posite the Post Office, at the terminus ofthe
East Cleveland treet Railroad. Apl IL
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FOR RENT.


HOUSE TO RENT-A Commodious Dwelling,
II within eve minutes walk Of the Postefiee. In
quire Of J. Z. ! G. L. ~NGERS0LL. III Superior
street. sp203
mar S77F an RPST-ToeP 5-E 1o1-e No
A 50 Ontario STREET Lot 50 feet front by u rods
deep House large and well built, with bathing
stocked with choice fruit. Furniture with house II
: 1rd. Inquire until Mag lst- E KOUsE sun
InsaIE1ee once an2ds5-0
EOR RRNT-North half o. Wade House, on
i Columbus Road, one-half mite south Of city
its Inquire at House, or Of J. COONRAD, 20
Pear. street ag2e:3la
EOR RENT.-Laree front room, with two small
side Public sa isTe Enquire Of NJ. R~IcHAR6soE
No. Y, Niller.s FLOCK an253i0
DOR RkNT-store and DIV ling, under one
y ret, in good repair, No. 15S Seneca ST. r. T.
street, lately occupied by Wrisht & Brother.
Possession given Immediately. Inquire at Cormer-
FOR SALE.
EOR sALR-Briok HOUSE aud Lot on Granger
u street, near Prospect Immediate possession
gwen. Inqni 9 OF prenises. ap&.3l0
EOR ALE-A tvo-seated two-horse Carriage.
Of L0xmanA manufacture. 1t Is built In the
latest style, nearly new, and in hrst-rate order. To
be told bee us the FAMILY are about TO lea Ee the city.
Inquire At 1S5 Euclid street till Nay stu. ap2s:5lo
EOR very desirable city residence, No.
Il 347 Perry street. Best ~lscation On the street,
and few as good IN the city. Large, w~el-huilt 'rame
for three horses, carriage housP. &C; water at
stable. For further part ulars inquire on the nrem-
Ises. aplI:3l2
@oD TP-oao .0o5 ----.5L--5 S--o.0-
Il tAve Piano for safe cheap Gall At No. 8 Eu lid
avenue. anzI:5S
D0R SITF-5 N0 nsI.-.,a M Conco-5 Ioo
EVh 5noo DStaNAre, - S9heSr1- ~
berry Wilson Early and X ~ttatinny BIackbsrry, aud
l9.uC Ra-sele Prnl ne Strawberry Plants, at y.
sIAIR cos. lanEttno street ap26;S9
@0D go c--I-- IrL-.IL---- $500.
HOR Stoen NneeiOaEroas ~ sac
SoAl AsI1 On NSoal street, iot OF VI e5ara
A-zn2z
ON nTERls EoVP EOV P-Tba
buiialng known IS the soIllsTs Home, Is TOT Sale
~ s.lolse e eRuheTlo ne rsnope1 INN alAie,g
Snguie OF ChANfUhD, Agent, 23
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TuR SALR-REsIpENcE.-A desirable rel
It denoe, No. III Pittsburg street, lot % feet front
BY les teet - an alley Eood barn on the lot house
two stories, ba seHent and attic. contains fourteen
rooms, in frst-rate order; neighhoIhood good, and
lhort distaHoe from new N tuk-t. Can be seen any
the house. apiS.sOS
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DOR SALE-House and Lot for sale on Edward
street, neer Perry, and a few rods from kine-
man STREET. Price Sl,2OO. Inquire on the premises.
, 1866-07-06

snd iu the zeal and sta'us Of tho Re1lsemen COIL.
psting IL bnt IN political coloEing It combined ~
many shades as the ralpsow, without my Of its
b:autfee. 1t WIS., min.hrg Of elements supposed
TO he ae disco rdaDt Is COULTER cntIents OF asT1 1t
VAS tolet ton Of political dE1ft wood, f1oadra
together Of all The political debris ofthe slafe-
The proceedings were not marked BY my thin.
lew or ftnr1ling. Speeches were indamm1' 'ory art
denunetaioty III ne h!ehes. degree; esfaetny ?
JatEson's &c eeccs+iop legitlatuTe we're not more in
subordinate Or mote c1sen 10 s:l-rinR up strife and
EeGlion thsD The socalied conservative ce1ycnt1on
i1cnsry, many II It's members being open and
avowtu renels IN The early days OF thc-rebelhon,
ant 6.ve rot yct been snniuss'ed.
which VI" one to Hogan and NOEL to their course
r .ongtess. DELEGATES IRON each consrestlonAt
=, rhac eiphs Ths delegates f rom ;he Fir. d..
ttict are: Lewia V. Beey* Burt Able, j. Mcbride
ana samuel r. Glover, iii Of ST Lnni.. The dels-
ealn, from iac 1;a.e n i;.se ,7c: John nosaa jag
y. kiier, 1as Shields. VIM. r. hall, and Jamss
h".1i's. quite rhetorical aodsc*s wss adopted,
sa'eh e ase not 1 6ep made pnsie
The regular passenger tram from Chicago. due
here at ten O'Clock last night, fnn oil tho fracx
(Which tender leaving tbe switch onen al The juno
ticn Of The Jackt Railrosd. The ground WAS
comparatively 1csct where the accident occurred,
acd the new patent brakes worked well as to Ore
Vt mi lhc ,il1n. up OF the ca,s The tiau consls:-
tte Of q locomotive End dye or six cars. boWeyer,
ran on the tact, mud there WIS general s.na.hlDg
jutrd. sescral car1 wtfe turned over OF were
thrown over Oh their sides. A number OF i,aas=n-
pert rrctiyed epra,ns anu bruises, though none
were fatal. 1njurrd. An excursion party had lel1
ibe train a; casinsfle. the conteque1c.s 1nirht
have .een tfF1ns
Tie Police Commissioners here have created
crcat scnu!sl hy gtyit9 hlnqne: at Nadame ta.la-
has''s bnwdy honec, to which tbcy Invited many Of
the Cincinnati uicals that were then visiting ST.
I1ui.