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

PRoLIFIc.--A eve, belonging to Mr..
VIM. Mcconnell, of New London, Huron
county, gave birth in May last to four
lambs, three of which are living. The
smallest weighed two pounds and nine
ounces; the four-nineteen pounds and
nine ounces
THE PRICE OF Wool IN SOUTHERN
OHIo.-On Wednesday of last week,
William Wilson, Of London, Ohio, sold
the feeces of Seuen thousand fire hundred
sheep at ffty-fve cents per pound. Mr..
Wilson's principal business is raising cat
tie, but he keeps a few sheep by way OF
variety. His cattle and sheep roam over
1900 acres of land.
SOLDIERS, REUNION. The Sandusky
Register says the officers and soldiers OF
the IOIst Ohio Volunteer Infantry will
have q reunion at Green Springs on We'd
nesday, the 18th of July. A beautiful
and stately monument will be erected by
them at that time to the memory of their
brave and gallant Colonel, Leander Stem,
who fell at the bloody battle of Stone
River. EE.
INCoRPoRATED.-The certificate of in
| corporation of the Junction and Mineral
| Oil Company was filed at the Secretary
| of States Office, Thursday, June 2lst.
The company is organized with a capital
of $4,000 for digging and boring for oil,
salt, SC, and the principal business office
is to be located at Wellsyille, Columbians
county, Ohio. The capital stock is divi-
ded into shares of So each.
VETERAN ADMINISTRATORS install
ment of Veteran Medals, 5,24l iq num-
Der. was received at the Adjutant Gen
erals office on Thursday. This includes
medals for the veterans of the esd, I'D,
7Sd, 74th, 18th, nth, 18th, soth, slst and
SD Regiments of Infantry LIST, I'd, Sd,
4th, 9TH, 9th and nth Regiments of Cav
airy; and Independent Batteries OF Light
Artillery from the lst to the 26th.
WOOSTER ITEMs.-A large amount of
valuable goods, consisting of silks, linens,
etc, we're stolen from the store of Mr.
Hirshfeld, in Wooster, on Monday even
ing last. No clue to the robbers.-The
house and stable of a Mr.. Shimely, in
Wooster, were destroyed by fire Monday
morning The citizens OF Medina, Seville
and Wooster held a. meeting last
week for consultation in reference
to building a Road from Berea, twelve
miles from Cleveland, on the Toledo o a
to Wooster, by way of Medina and Sc
vile. The prospect Is fattering, the At
lantic x Great Western bieng ready tolay
the iron and stock the road if the citizens
will grade and bridge the track.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS LEAEUE-
, The State Soldiers and Sailors League
: held its annual secession in Columbus on
! the DIST Col Z. A. Parrot of Dayton,
, presiding, and Capt. E. E. Ellis, of Mont,
eomery county, officiating as Secretary
No business seems to have been transacted
, aside from the making of speeches and
the adoption of resolusions. The lattel
recommends the appointment of disabled
, soldiers and sailors to offices and posts OF
) trust; urged the equalization Of bOunties
warns soldiers not to part with their dis
I, charge papers and returns thanks to tht
President, heads of Departments, anC
: General Schenck and Senator Wilson fol
interesting themselves in behalf of tht
s soldiers.
CROPS IN PREBLE CoUNTY.-Corn look
5 well. A good many farmers have planted
= the second time, but think, with an aver
e age season, the corn will ripen in goo,
time. Oats look well, but will be short i
o straw. Flax promises a good crop. Bar
q lev is a total failure. There will be
large amount of buckwheat sown this ses
D son, to make up the deficiency in wheat
g Peaches thsre ere M Apples are scat
d tering, and will be flight crop. Cherrie
a are a failure. Blackberries are plenty
n Grapes promise a good yield. POtatOe
e. of which there is a large amount, Promis
a good yield. Taking grain, fruit, veget
a ables, &c, into consideration, the peopI
is will not haye much cause of complaint |
q that direction.