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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

GENTS WANTED-To ssi the largest and
y best work on Agriculture ever published. It is
n fsrmers Library compiete IN one VOLUME
y g. A. q. ROWE, Publishers, 2ss superior-st.,
Clevelandi o. june5:38-W
WAEFRb-kARE OHAHOE ron AgEETS-
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ever ID nne PortraIR Of Ganefah and Battle Sounee,
Tnemost candid, tncld. ouplete, acfheuslc and relin-
be hleeorT pu1lshedE ~ oQntatng reading matter
equal to three iaranNolnmea. send for cinculaEa and
gse cur tarma- Address JONES BROS Q.
Us-t Fnurfh a.. Tfnciuuatf -~lsTNkW
WANTED-CAnYAssers to seH and put np Bar
w tons Patent Gong Houee Bell. Men are clear
ing from el9 20 500 per month. send for circular.
81. Ge11 AGENT. Grafton. O.. ap6:s12
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The best carpet sweeper made is sold by
Beckwiih & Sterling. Try it. july 10
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EXCHANHE.
"a, Jaa3 e IL e q ;s:1 ssa e a. sHn I'D I'D l S.EIs s.

Ths market for sxchApgs VS. dnH snd l9EsT 70
wAtds the e'Oseof the day With very Itfe denAAo.
RAfLwAI STOCKS
At the lAstppen Board Erie was the fayorit~'and
over l5f OO shsFas sold from 20 down 10 ga apn
afterwards no TO So Ths haiauce Of th~ market
vas s-ges.lJ lo~sEstn sympathy eifE hH 81
Erie. -
At the fOar o'sIock open Board the fSIsO~ins
Canton saT CSpb-thnd Coai a ISaF; Qsicf
silver 5a4<@-E NeS YORK centraielH9l1E ARE
6pL6GIsz; Hud-0n RIVER ut@il4~; Reading
u0S@IUH. Michigan sSouthsrn sizes.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES -ss5f-
G-oyernme1t bquds closed qziet this afternoon.
The following quotations FtN
sizes Of 81 r Sistered p94@lGpfz do cospons
O9LaIOJsk; So : of SO le713alaI9S; do Of ~
iO5%@loSS: do of'65 h5Lz4lpJ%- l-tO coupons
nG9S1s; August T-Ss 1uf910I1si june do 10 g
loss July do 1049l0Gs.
III fsotD EEin
Gold closed st 15OK@I50ss- ~
PETH0LKUH STOCKS.
BennshoH Run $40 : Rysi Farm % Central
h9n no. UniteI States 50 r
MtNING rBAREs.
C,rsoIsa. ed Gregory Ia55; Downbeviis 70; kiPp
"a B1sI I5o: New Y0rk Gold hi Quartz Hill
go.
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%FRAvkLKRs, RRGIsTKR.
DEPARTURES.


RA- Citizens Wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or BOsts, will be called for BY Uoaehes
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their sddress
at the Omnibus once, I6O Superior street. on
posite the Weddell House. may15
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wEDDELL HoUsE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
the last Twenfy-FOur Hours.
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The p SIS money artlcts say
Odd Is strohs 70 day in autielP> !" Ia o,o ths
next news frufa Europe viii b. ltss f.TO.
re>toratfO9 Of paao6. llr rtaIa-r
The stock market was irregular. -
Governments were steady wtthout much afts,
fly.
Railroad shares were rather lower in 81 nkbathy
9th Fri, IN which there vas . sudden bresk
last ~eSeBing, thIough the manipuiatious ofsPecs@
Istors. After the Board New York Centred Sold
at lOl16; Erie W.
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CITY NEWS

Gold, Silver, Ivory, Rosewood, Cocoa,
Palmetto and Whalebone Canes, at
I QffFtf# FgEWnW 8. HoeAN's,
THfHEr .2S7 Superior street.
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Volcanic JEwELET.-Bracelet, sets of
Earrings, Pins and Cuff Buttons. Also, a
nice assortment of Guard, Leonteen, Chat
lain and Vest Chains, at S. HoGAS's,
.-rr- 237 Superior street.
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GIsreland RhoIesaIe Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, July II, 1895.
Freigh1s-The following are the rates by Lake
steam) and Rail from this port to New YORK and
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NV sTTtEs 81 BgCELEa7 JUST
%sz8s 0gLps.
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flOur-There is = fair trade demand, chiefy
for Spring grades, which are 5O975c lower. Sales
so bblS Xxx Spring at s11, 90; 100 bbls do do al
sl0,75; 100 b5ls do do $3.50 Red and White
winter have a downward tendency, but we can
report no change fr I'm previous prices.
Nheat-The market to-day was without move
ment, not a single transaction being reported, and
no inquiry shown. Holders would not name fig
ures, and the market closed entirely nominal.
C~Orn-Quiet, but fl m. Sales 1 car No. 1 vel
low from stors at zoe l car No. 2 at Csc.
Oats-Quiet. Sale l car No. 1 at 45c from
store.
Rye-QUiet. No. l beld at s5c.
BHrley-Without movement and nominal.
POrk-Steady and in fair trade demand. No.
City-pscked Mess $500; No. 2 Mess 32,OO;
Prime Mess at 5000.
Lard-Steldy. oity-rendersd in kegs 22Hc;
do in tierces Pc.
Hams-In good demand and firm at 24c for
sugar-curea csnvassed.
6hOuIders-stesdy, and demand fair, At leo
for City-cured.
BaeOn-City cured canvsssed firm at zoe.
Dried Beef-In good demand and firm at 26c
for city smoked in canvass.
Beef-Firm and steady at $780, 90 for city. packed
Mess.
B~ufter-In very little inquiry, but steady and
firm at 2s99oc for Western Reserve.
~Cheese-Quiet and steady at lO@ITo for com.
mon to choice dairy and factory made.
Exgs-DuIl and declining. Held at I5aIsc.
HiRhWtnes-Firm. Sales IS bbis at 81 q.
AlcOhOl-Advaneed. We quote: S4,52a4,57
for IS per cest. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, a.
Neutral Proof Spirits s2,4592,5O.
Petrolcum-Dull and nominal at SIC for Re-
lined in bond ; 53c for do. free.
0n-Sfcadr We nrnfa. |
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.The Tackle, ApeareI. and FurDi-
Il tuIe OF tire Brig WalbridRss eli in good condi-
tio1- For terms, &c. Apply 70 WIN. b. GAHLES,
Agent loI me lyis:534@
DOR sALE-A nice Family Horsa, Pony Mare
u and Colt. for sale. Apply at rs Blnk-st. jyls:534
EOR sALR-A new Concord wagon, suitable for
II express OF grocers use. Apply at No. So Sups-
nor street. Iyi7.S32
EOR SALE-20yOo0 pounds Of Wool. for sale at
GOODMAN a HQAGEANDfS, Commission
MerohAnte. Sections Block, No. n and 23 Merwin 81.
REssen House. jyA.5s2
nESIRABLE PROPERTY For SALE.
~ on superior street extension, 2 Ia miles from
the Psstonnces consisting Of ten acres Of land under
cultivation, and watered By . nsver-faiiiug stream.
On the premises are q small frame house. large barn.
four acres Of vineyard, six and eight years old In
Nire treilil, 50 apple tres, is peach trees. an choice
varieties Of grated fruit, different kinds Of cherry,
dNArf and ItaUda u pear trees, Quincos, curranfs,
half sore Of strawberries, aud q fine variety q SHADE
aud ornamental trees and shrubbery. Said land has
- rods front on ~sggeEioE street, and il susceptible at
small expense OF hdEking q beautiful rural home and
pecuntarly productive 10 it's owner. For further
Particular empire OF FOLJA4BE & WILKINS.
. saeenor, cor. Seneca ste. 5yTS3s
EaR EALK-OIL-A nns lotof Petrolsua Burn
ing on. At the FACTORY Of Wa. GUILD, on Oon.
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The following ordinances were read the
first time and referred to Committee on or
dinsnces.
To levy and assess a special tax on the
lots sbutting upon Prospect street between
To levy aud assess a tax on Chanel street
To levy and assess a special tax upon
West street
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

New YORK, Aug. 9.-Gov. Wells 5
address to the loyal people of Louis
lana on the late riot is very long.
After stating that more than three
hundred people were killed and
wounded, and deploring the event, he
proceeds to state the causes which led
to it. He recites the history of the
Convention of 1854, which had not
adjourned sine die
New YORK, Aug. 9.-Washington
specials say claims by soldiers for
money taken from them by the rebel
authorities while prisoners of war will
be received until the 1st of October,
and not afterwards, All soldiers hay-
ing such claims must send their ad-
dress to the Commissary General of
Pensions. The exact amount due and
the character of the funds taken by
the rebels must be stated.
Gen. Hunter, at his own request,
has been placed on the retired list.
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FROM SARATOGA.

/. sSABAfoeA, August The Ma
tional Union Convention of the State
of New York, LmetiR the Union Ho-
tel Opera House at noon to-day, and
was called to order by Hon. Richard
Schell of New York. ON whose motion
Hon. Homer A. Nelson was appoint
ed temporary ChairmanuaTh G The dele
gates and outsiders present numbered
about 600 Mr.. Nelson ON taking the
chair, made short speech hIaOn mo-
ton, the chair was authorized to ap-
point committee of sixteen on per-
mane1t organization, when aa recess
until 4 clock this afternoon was or
dered. On .re-assembling, Senator
Doolittle, of WISCONSIN, was intro
duced to the Convention as the friend
Of AnarewJ ohnsons and advocate Jof
MS 'pollcy9.5 JLAIfIIU .L40- .1as,1 a..l
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FRO,g ROCHESTER. NY.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. "a
heavy Northeast storm is prevailing
to-day on Lake Ontario. The Cana
dian schooner Elmira, laden with
stove bolts, in endeavoring to enter
the harbor Of Genesee, about 9 O'Clock
this A. NJ, struck upon the sunken
East pier and zbecame1azwreeks Capt.
j. H. sLedyard manned a life boat
with IL stout men, and resided the
crew W whos%ere elinging tothe rigging,
and the waters breaking oyer the
wreck. 90 -
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tBY THE CABLE.

NEW; YORK, August 9.-The fol-
lowing dispatches have been received
by the Associated Press over the At
lantic Cable, last evening:
VIENNA, August Sit is expected
that definite treaty of peace will
soon be signed between Austria and
Prussia, at Prague-Italyl is not in
cluded. If the difficulties in the ar
mistice regulations with Italy is not
Arranged in few days hostilities will
be resumed. Ga-5,s 3.,ssf I,sfi 9ntlf5B
Us FLORENCE, Aug. 6--The italian
and Austrian Generals met to-day at
Cormona, in Austria, to negotiate.
France, has no part in the impending
armistice between Austria and Italy,
IF it is arranged there, separate
peace Conference will take place, with
the concurrence of France, probably
at Paris. ras 81 .rfg. ssa ta.I5 sas5do
DRESDEN, Aug Special peace
negotiations are about to be opened
between Prussia and Saxony.e 13is5s, ,,i,.l.;
h4ST. PETERsBURG,i Aug. 7.-Prus-
sia positively declines the proposals
Of Russia for a Congress of the pow
ers, with regard to the treaty, of
Vienna. -
Renewed efforts have been made to
obtain the Intervention of Russia with
Prussia, in behalf of the South Ger
man States. The Gar has made nc
arrangement yet.
Great enthusiasm prevails at St.
Petersburg, in reference to the visit
of the American squadron, and the
iron-clad monitor Miantonomah, with
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
Fox, on board.
The Russian feet has gone to Hell
sengfors to meet the Miantonomah.
The Colorado, the flag ship of Ad-
miral Goldsborough, of the United
States squadron, from Lisbon, has ar
rived at Plymouth, and sailed foI
Cherburg.
The principal bankers of this city
have subscribed thirty millions o.
francs to complete the railroad from
KosIoo to Moziscoask.
LONDON, Aug. liking William o
Prussia has arrived In Berlin from
the headquarters Of his army, anC
was received with great enthusiasm
He opened the Legislative session o
the Chambers with speech from tn
throne, In which he justified his wa
policy, explained his position toward
Germany and reviewed the war
making power in finance, particularly
of the Kingdom. Ag owewF@Ff Ss-a
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FROM DETROIT.

DETROIT, Ang.3 9l-The johnson
Convention held here to-day appoint
ed the following delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention: At large
j. Fl JOY, Gems. Y al IS. Williams,
c. o. Leomis, G. A. Custar. District
delegates-Henry Baras, J. j. New
ell, 0. B. Clark, ]. G. Parkhurst, Jas.
Munroe, E. G. Seamen, Gen. A. A
Stevens, w. B. Thomas, Byron G.
Stout, Jno. Atkinson, s. B. Bliss, A.
W: Brockway. Resolutions were
adopted approving the restoration
policy of President johnson, admis-
sion to Congress of loyal members
and of the principles set forth in the
call for the Philadelphia Convention
also, that admission to the Pniladel-
phia Convention, as delegates, OF
those who, in States not in rebellion,
failed to support the Government
during the war, would be unwise.
The State Central Committee also
appointed delegates to the Philadel-
phia Convention, as follows: Al
large-C. E. Stewart, A. o. Baldwin
M. j. Wills, Chas. II. Taylor. Dis.
trict delegates-W. p Wells, g. G
Monroe, Z. W. Landon, F. B. Smith
j. NJ. Baras, c. Jostlin, A. f. Bell
L. G. Mason, r. w. Davis, ii. Cast
ler, J. w. Paine, NJ Jefers.
The store of VIM Summers, Utica
Michigan, was entered by burglars
last night, the safe blown open and
robbed of $4,000. The supposed
culprit was arrested in this city to-
night.
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iFaIRE Az aeekIRO.

CAIRO, Aug, 99,,-74The stove and tin
ware store Of G. Henderson, and the
queensware and looking glass store Of
j. S. Swayne, on the Ohio Levee, were
burned this morningguThe contents
were totally destroyed The building,
owned by VIM! Barker, is assured for
$4,000 in Eastern offices; stocks in
sured for S., 600 in Eastern offices.
The billiard saloon and restaurant of
I. Winters, and the clothing store of
P. Nef, adjoining, were also consider
ably damaged; fully insured. Total
loss upward of $50, 600 =
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FRO, CINCINNATT.

CINCINNATI, August 9-There were
twenty-seven cases of cholera, yester-
day. - - ..,..-sa
The Democratic Convention of the
Sixteenth District, yesterday, nomina
ted Judge Van Trump for Congress.
Delegates to the aPhiladelphia Con
vention were elected. - -fHE EaoIth
Augustus Billerheck, clerk for Jas
Goodon & Co., was arrested on Tues
day for embezzling thirty thousand
dollars. sHoil
The Union Convention of the Six
teenth District renominated John. A.
Bingham for Congress.
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Annexation of Territory to the City
49, of Evansville.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
aG$ Common Council of the city OF Evans
Vile. in pursuance of the provisions of an
Il Act Of the General Assembly of the State
of Indiana, approved March 6. 1865, entitled
tt IN Act to amend the seventy first section
citizens of the town of. Evansville, in the
county of Vanderburgh, a City Charter
approved January y, 1877, and to add sup
10th day of September 1866, present to the
Board of County Commissioners Of Van
derburgh County petition praying for the
annexation to said city of the following
described territory, and setting forth the
reasons for such annexation, viz: The
southwest quarter of Section No. 20, Town
ship No. 6 south, of Range No. 10 west, in
Vanderburgh County, Indiana, the same
being known as the /" Longworth Tract" !;
said territory being contiguous to the city
of Evansville and not plated or lad of.
~ = w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest: A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk. 'f
aug9 till sep10 ~ 'N
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FROM sUNRURY.PA.

SUNBURY, Pa, Aug. Sat 3 o. CLOCK
this A. M, train Of i've lumber cars
was thrown off the track between Will
Transport and Sunbury, on the Penn
syIvania & Erie R, r. The engine
and tender were turned over In the
ditch. The engineer, j W. Butler,
was by this occurrence buried in the
sand nearly up to his head, and was
dug out. The extent of his injuries
was a sprained ankle. Passengers
travelling in different directions were
forced by the accident to change cars
on each side Of the track.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
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GEN. LOGAN IN NOMINATED FOR
.ayIoJdle CONGRESS. NaOTT A
gIE2 il2di O. halsnTf
ANOTHER FIRE m CAIRO Ill, Ii
LOSS ESTIMATED AT $4,000.
INDIAN WAR.

@ II ,-a5l INDIAN WAR atoSsH
o5 ST. LOUIS, August 9.-The RepaJ-
licdn's St. Joseph special says a dis
patch from Fort Laramie of the 1st
inst, states that the Indian war has
commenced again, and several white
men have been killed near Fort Reno.
The Indians are stealing and driving
off "a large number Of cattle. An
ether dispatch dated lJulesburg, Au-
gust I'd, says the Government herd at
Fort Laramie and a lot Of cattle be-
longing to the ranchemen oneamile
from the Fort were driven off. They
also burned three forts. on Powder
River. and killed thirty-five men.
Fort Connor was destroyed, and also
severs trains in that vicinity, and a
number of people killed. A later
dispatch is not fully credited. ifca
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GREDLEY'S
Salt Rheum and letter Ointmen

WYYILL CURE SALT RHEUM, TET-
wv ter, Scald Head, Prairie and Barber's
Itch, Illinois Mango, Missouri Scratches,
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pies on the Face, Obstinate Old Sores,
Scrofula, and all Diseases and Eruptlons
with DR.. EAsrERLY's IS IODINE AND SARsA-
PARILLA, which purifies the BLOOD and
removes the CAUSE, and the 0INTafENT
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permanent Cure is effected! We advise
both to be used in these complaints
Price-The Iodine and Sarsaparilla II 80
i. 4 fPrice-G Grid1ey's Salt Rheum and TetteI
Ointment, 75c per bottle. y -, =.
;, Prepared and sold by Dr. r Easterly q q
Missouri, and attheir branch store, No. SO
Madison street, Chicago, H. ,,.,,f ,ts..
For sale by all druggists Fl
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FROM PHILADEIpHrx.

PHILADELPHIA,s Y August 9.--Four
men with blackened faces entered the
house of Edward Kridder, in the
southern outskirts of the city. last
nighty and threatening the life of
Kridder and his wife, obtained the
keys, and ransacking the house, made
off with $2,400 in specie, and also
stole some watches and other valua-
bles. .aitis ona safi4
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DR.. HOOPERIS. FEMALE ORDTAL

4 . Will cure all Female Complaints, such as
excessive, painful, or suppressed Menstrua-
ton, LeucOrrhea or Whites, Falling of the
Womb, and all Irregularities of the Month
" Periods. twill also bring on the menses
or Monthly Periods, when checked by
Colds or 9th Ter causes 2.g -.
Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial is the
most perfect and infallible remedy ever
discovered for, the cure Of female COM
.plaints Ladies, try it! ~ A2.it4+4
Price 81 50 per bottle. 'll. ~ - "a,
1 Prepared and sold by DR.. E. Easterly &
Co., No. 20 North Fifth street, st. Louis,
Mo-, and at their Branch store, No. ~
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J Glendale Female college.

VTVHE FIFTH SEAfI-AN-
4 nual Session will commence on Tues
day, September l1th. It's accessibility,
established character home Influences,
thoroughness, and superior facilities, In
vite attention to its claims. For iCata-
logues and Information, address lt .. ~
1WB REV. Il. ID. POTTER, President, 9t
.,,,.. Glendale, Hamilton County, Ohio.
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LLal9A - al . = N
PRIZE FIGHT.

LoNpoN, Aug .AFhe great prize
fight for the Championship Of Eng
land, for ,9Yp0 Ii q1sana ! dollars, be-
tween Jem. Mace and Joe. Goss, took
place ao-daya sAugpst Nth Twenty
rounds were fought when Mace was
declared the winner.
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FRoM sPRINGFIELD. ILL.

SpRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug 8.-The
Republican State Convention met at
Springfield to-day. Resolutions were
adopted cordially indorsing Congress.
Gen. John A. Logan was nominated
for Congress by acclamation.