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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

I
tia the parsou claim'nZ 81 u present ap
!iic~ { rtifeat- si-nei by the Judges OF said
Appeal AK Court, or by tie Commlssloslers
Of the county to which suJh pcrso shak
sluc tia lie has removed which certificate
sh,N 5 unity kat he or she has actu-Hy chang
q! Iii, rr II res ience, and has besu duIy
assessed on Tie hooks Of IL" same Aud ne
nhatcnput e1aim shaN thereupnn be ma 'e T.
Tie Aucuat and no more, cerined = oy
saiI UNITY Commissioners OF Appeal lax
Count.
Sc. 3. and 5s It enacted. That il any
}5e-son wn3 ought 10 he assessed by virtue "t
this Act. shall by removing his or her effects
frrn tn r.unty or city where they ought 10 nave
beet. V4lueI with iute0tt0 csc pc AssesSlnen /,
or shaB bv any fsaud OF device csc pc Assess
ucrt, and the same BE- proved before any ~.
tee II the Pelcn of the county or city where
81 Il persoA resides al any time within one
velr alter the said property ought 70 nave
been va. lyl every s,lch person shaa oecharSed
in the conntvo or city where he OF sac ls lound
with tue sum which he or sac o15ht to htVe
been rA.ei by TINS Act, and the saline slA" be
.. lr.ed b, the C. Rector II the c unty or cl-
t> where he or she sAal DE found, and s4ch
ncrs N thereof, being convicted III the Circuit
court Of the county IN which he or She may
re-. !e. Or in tne Criminal Court OF Baltimore
= the c4se mlv b., shaH forfeit sum not eX-
c..g@in2 Oue thousand dollars.
sc. II. .laI }. it enacted, That for the
purpose of vatujag the stock OF Is mixing am
other private Cory rations held by non-resl !.
dent %t.cl,h,I lerS. it is hereby declared: and
uad.rsto,d that the Stock Bonds, Certificates
or ,tb,r eti.;r.ce Of debt, bearing nteres', ot
,.hor C,rnnr,,i',t,s
h'+'.NtA-' lns l'"'e'' =. ...,,,; .;t,,,
L ANY term VI NOME" ,"' - 81
tel at tin" li.ce at Whlch tnc P''I.IP" o"'Oo
for trtasa ting the bu mess Il Such cor
p r,.tl n IS situated. nat l'to =. - u "
!1rn,1,l,. Railroad Canal, or other improved
corn. .!,o j. ST at.l, at th" lace where rs
principal n'lio" tpr the t.a1saIt on o. '"4i ,'eas
snail b. est ,bl~hed. il the sad oiilca be VII ~
~. limit, nt IS =! * sha lie $ assessed
,,4 ,f--4y zen he ass1>9ahle property OF
.,....,t.,, .h,U he y3lIcl and assessed
;" = - !, rb;,b lis stra-
II 'l@ tou - - rj5,I,;,>.a g., as Il is
'e l. ~ II ''e 90 ~ .rt r,a S.no, ,f
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PArf = u !t' "''''i'' '''''i' ~
pe assessor ~ "Ne 'H''-''e''
c4,l5 tfri Ne Il ena .ted, That for the ellie
anal ,,.l, .,,i.,, Of the taxes assessed, on the
;. III bonds, cert tica,es, Or other evidences
Of -ic3. bearsn.y interest. ot prlvatr corporat'ons
aeiG 5, non-re@:de rs, th@ I e.Idcnt oF o'hIf
pro 81 officers OF the cor:'"ratons Iao'e 10 '$"-
a.Iun aud assessment, shall N ks OCT aha ue
'.vertp til. Asses ,ors OF the pro er county or
~ftr. an nlurlir, ah account Of SO IN such cor
,3tu..5u he hv perS> not fesdehts oI ms
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

OOmpOuuu-lEI. NOLes, bA-iOi%0LlltR lO51gf4llZ
Compound-int. Notes, '65.1G2Z@lO5 lO3E9lO8
In local money matters there has been a
good steady demand for loans throughout
the week, though probably less active than
for a few weeks previous, aud with freer de-
posils the tendency, with the exception of a.
single day, yesterday, has been favorable
to an eas ier supply of currency. Borrowers
have consequently been more literally
dealt with. To-day's business was general
ly reported very light for Saturday. The
market closed moderately easy for curreu-
cy, and with improving balances.
Eastern Exchange is quiet. There is only
a very moderate inquiry from the business
community, and though the amount made
is small, particularly through movements
of produce, bankers are able to keep pace
with their wants without shipping curren-
cy. Rates are steady at par buying and
ITO premium selling.
The general markets have rnled very
quiet during the whole of the past week,
and for the last few days produce circles
have been particularly dull and spiritless.
There is not the slightest feeling of a spec
~ulativeI character in any commodity, and
movements are entirely in a small way to
meet the immediate demands of trade. In
prices scarcely any change has been noted,
and upon staple articles the week closes
with about the same figures prevailing, in
some cases nominally, as at the opening.
No Improvement can be reported in the
demand for Flour, and prices are unchanged.
Small lots are being jobbed off daily at the
range of our quotations, but large sales can
not be made. The high grads of white and
red are firmly held, and holders are conf
dent Of full prices throughout the summer.
The stock of choice white wheat Flour,
particularly city made, is very light, and il
is not unreasonable to look for higher fig
ures for such qualities during the next two
months.
Wheat is inquired for in only small mill
ing lots, but stocks, particularly of spring
are very light, and the market is frmer
Milwaukee spring is chiefly wanted, Other
varieties being almost entirely neglected
The market closed firm at s2,O5@2,O6 fol
No. Spring on the spot. We could heal
of no transactions to-day.
Corn is very quiet, but prices are nom
inally unchanged, prime No. being held
at 65c from store.
Oats are neglected and nominal at Acc
Rye and Barley are inactive.
The Provision trade is fair, and rathel
more is doing in this branch than in any
other. Prices have ruled steady and with.
out change during the past week, and Close
firm.
Produce is quiet. Butter has not yet be
gun to move, but dealers are preparing tt
take hold about the middle or during tht
latter part of the present month. Prices ar,
in the main nominal, ESQ 3Oc covering tn,
best qualities W. R. yellow. Cheese is il
fair demand and steady. Eggs are in TOD
cradle request and steady. Potatoes arr
quiet but rather frmer for ~Peaehblows.
There is very little doing in Highwines
but the market is firm. Petroleum is quiet
but holders are quite stiff in their views
and previous quotations are fully main
tanned.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED---.-..-..JUNE9.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop Young America, Davis, 0gdensburgh
Prop Portsmouth, Kenney, Buffalo
Prop Chicago, Welch, BuhAlo
Prop Eclipse, Condor, Toledo
Bark Carrier, Lester, Bay City, 200 m lumber, 81
m shingles
Bark arabian. Haskins, BurwelI, 81 N # lumber,
73 m shingles, IL N laih
sehr Gen sissl, COlvin, Milwaukee, $3.50 bushels
wheat
sehr Arab, Bergh, Alpenn, loo m lumber, 40 m
lath
sehr JohnEon, Alpsna, los N lumber
Schr San Jacinte, Collins, Buffalo
schr Hartzeil, Brown, Marquette, 433 ton iron ore
schr c C GriswOld, Foreman, Marquette, 4l5 tons
iron ore
iron ore, 60 tons pig iron
sehr George sufel, Titus, Burwell, 40 N shingles,
80 cords single wood
schr Homewsrd Boend, Titus, Burwsll, 90 N feet
lumber, 05 IN shingles, 80 m Hath
Sehr Josephine, Titus, BurweIl, 8 m lumber, 50 N
shingles, 40 cords shingle wood
Seow Black Rover, Jennings, Clinton
Seow Coaster, Duyman, ToussaiDt
CLEARED.
stmrC City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
stmr Trader, Rice, sandbeach
Prop salinA, Brown. East Saginaw
Prop Portzmouth, KEENAN,, Toledo 4
Prop Eclipse, Condor, Buffalo
Prop Young America, Davis, Chicago
Brig Baltimore, Savage, sarnie, go tons ceal
Schr J + Card, Jndson, Milwaukee, $50 tons csal
Schr Mahala, Bedford, Huron, Mich
sehr Amarantb, Hastings, Chicago, $50 tons Pig
iron
sehf Philsna Mills, HoraheId, wyAndOus
sshr Ironsides, Anderson, Chicago, 40 tons coal
Sehr Geo Sufel, Titus, Burwell
Seow Forest. O'Nsii, Saginaw
Scow Magdalena, Roberts, Saginaw
Scow Coaster, Duymsn, Black River
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

The Commercially money article saws

NEW IOAAt june y
The Commercials money article says
The stock market was rather more active than
yesterday, bnt dull. The cliques arc doing very
little. The New York Central clique are selling
out and the priee is again lower. Erie is Zc lower
aud dull Tho chisfspeculatfve iuterest centeTs an
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and Northwestern; both
ase being manipulated for higher prices.
Governments are quiet bat steady at the closing
quotations Of yesterday.
Money Is very abundant and the prevailing rate
on call is 5 3 cent, with exceptions at 6 q cent.
On the 18th inst. the prevalent ease in money by
the payment OF over ten millions of interest on the
Seven-Thirties.
There has been more activity In discounts during
the last few days, and especially in Grocers' paper,
The rates for prime paper range at 596% 4 cent
Foreign Exchange is nominal at about the clos
ing rates of yesterday.
Gold shows a slight tendency to reach from the
decline Of yesterday. Prices have fallen below the
views Of the heavy holders and there Is a DISPOSE
ton to keep the price about l40, at least until the
arrival Of further news from London.
The total shipments OF specie to Europe the past
week from this port were 81, 220, 75G; from Boston
81, 622, 997; from Philadelphia 2 5000.
The total imports OF dry goods TO this port fol
May was over seven and a quarter millions againsi
less than fonr millions for the same period LAS
year.
The Posts money article says:
The Loan market Is easy aud lenders find it dim
cult to use their surplus funds at 596 p cent.
Commercial paper is wanted and passes at 6@7 Z
cent.
The stock market Is dull and without any spScis
important feature. State stocks are firm.
The New York Bounty Loan is qnoted at l02@
1O2L; Virginia Is coz; California Is ia.
Bank shares are firm.
At the one O'Clock Board the following were ths
closing quotations:
New York Central 97L; Erie 62LS; Reading 100
Michigan Southern 7s4; Illinois Central seril
120Zi Northwestern $685. Cumberland Coal 49,
Quicksilver 50H.
Later in the day Erie sold at 62H.
Foreign Exchange closed dull. Steamers bill
co days on London are quoted at IOs56GIG9h; 70
commercial paper l095s9ll0.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

EXTENSIVE HAUL OF HORSE THIEVES
Yesterday afternoon the Metropolitan Po-
lice force arrested in this city three noted
horse thieves, named James Smith, Erastus
Palmer and jackson Coulten. About ten
days ago two fine bay mares were stolen
from Mr.. R. Allen, residing near Franklin,
Pa; also a bay mare from Mr.. M. NJ Sea-
ton, in the same neighborhood. 1t became
known in some manner that the thieves
had taken flight in this direction, and Mr..
Allen came here to lay information before
the city police. Instead of doing SO, how
ever, he returned to Franklin and brought
with him a detective from that place. TheiI
search, however, was Intellectual and they
went home.
On Saturday Mr.. Allan again visited the
city and conferred with the Metropolitan
Police. That fraternity, by means known
only to the craft, succeeded yesterday after
noon in tracking the fugitives to Ohio street
where they were arrested. One of the
mares was found in a boarding stable, the
other two having been sold in the city-one
for $50. TheIprisoners were conveyed tc
the Central Police Station where they con-
fessed the theft and were locked up to await
examination before Judge Abbey this morn.
ing.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

The GREATEST PUZZLE 0UT.-Some people
are puzzled about ouet thing, and some about
another, but the greatest puzzle Of all to
some of our good grocery men is to cOmpre-
hand why the public should prefer Pyleis
o. K. Soap, to the old brands of yellow soap
that has been in the market for years
But they might inquire with equal pro-
priety why people will travel by steam,
while stage coaches are in existence
Housekeepers, however, readily cOmpre-
hendt the utility ola article that saves them
toll and expense, and those grocers that
don't keep pace with modern progress, will
soon find themselves behind their custom
ers, as well as the age.
Pyle's o. K. Soap, like his saleratus and
Cream Tarter, will soon be found in every
store.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

CoTrON-MOre active. Sales at ss94Oc for mid
ding.
FLoUR-Dul, and IO9l5o lower for common
grades
Sales at s7,75@s,4O for extra state; IS sOg9.s5
for extra round hoop Ohio, S9,9O9ls,7 70 for trace
LTaRds. Closing dull.
WHIsKY-Quist. Sales at s.. 26@9, q for west
ern.
WHEAr-DuI, and common gr.des IG2c lower,
while good and prime parcels are scarce and tend
upward.
Sales at 81 LIZ for Chicago spring; $3.50 for Nil
waukee Club; S2,O2 for prime No. 2 Milwaukee
Milwaukee; S2,2 for No. ! do; and S2,47% foT
common.
CORE-FaiTlg sctive aud lie lower.
Sales at 729sOc for unsound new mixed west.
ern; e09s2c for sound do and s212e for one parcel
choice do; closing at sl@sl%c for sound shipping,
aud 95c for western yellow
OATs-Dulla and 293c lawsr
Sales at 6295fHc for pew western-a gG5d sup
ply in market.
PETBoLxux-Dull. Sales at 26G2sHc for crude;
and 4I942c for refined in bond.
PoRK-More active and hrmsr.
Sales at $50, 5693O,T5 for nsw meas, closing
At SS0,65 cash; s2s,25S20,5o for ola mess
S24 ,25924,5O for prime. Also 4s50 bbl5 new
mess for June, July, and August, sellers aud
buyers option, at $50, 759sI,5O.
BEEF-Steady.
Sales at sl6,O0@21, 90 for new plain mess and
81, 60924, so for new extra mess.
Cur M~EATs-Steady.
Sales at l2H9lSze for shoulders and l79
ls1zc for hams.
~BAcOS-Qniet. Sales at IGXc.
LARD-Dull and heavy. Sales at l9Se2ze, and
small sales at 2z%c-
BUTTER-HeaTy. Sales at 22gssc for Ohio, and
2O94Oc for state.
FREIGHTs TO IIVERPOOL-Dul.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11
GAYLoRp { ESsHoRTH's.

The ISLAND ExcURsIoS.-Our readers
should not forget the pleasure excursion, TO
the Islands Of the splendid steamer Lac La
Belle. She is to leave the dock tonight at
eight o'clock, and will arrive at her desti-
nation On Tuesday morning, remaining
there during the day and returning in the
evening. The best of music will be pro-
vided. Meals will be furnished on board.
Each passenger is furnished with an sle-
CANT state room, with the best aceommo-
dations. Tickets for the trip are only
IS soc. All who wish to spend e day out
of the dust of the city, in hunting or ramb-
ling, will find this a rare opportunity to en-
JOY the beauties and sports of the Island.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

Dried A~PPles-Firm at lT9lse aud pay for
packages.
Dried Peaehes-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 2o925c; quarters, lsc.
POtatOes-Are rather quiet, but frmer for
Peachblows, which are becoming scarce; common
steady. We quote Peachblows firm at 81 OG9I ,Os
per bu in bulk common 9ec.
Lake FIsh-In good demand and firm
No. 1 whit4ash s. 50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500;
Pieksrsl, No. 1, ss,OOGs,o5; Trout 1925; Her.
ring, large, $3.50.
Bcans-Prime white in moderate request at
81, 10000 per bu.
SaIt-Held at $3.50 for Fine aud s2,s5 for
coarse 0nondaga; Saginaw $3.50.
Water Lime-In fair demand and firm at
s., 90 for Akron and Oswego.
Feathers-Prime live geese firm at s5a9Oc.
TeIIOw-Quiei. Held at IOc for city, &c for
country-rendsred.
HOps-steaty at I5s7Os for Rev York, Miehi-
gan and Ohio.
MaIt-Barlsy Malt steady at 81, 4O9l, 80 3 bu,
the outside price for prime No. l Canada.
Ale and POrter-We quote 81 follows: Pres
snt Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock SIS, Oo91l,Ooi Ken
nett S1s,O Pale Cream g11,OOi Porter $1,000
400.
PIasteF-PowslTs land plaster firm at Sl2,0 90
y on at Mill. OaIcined S4,oO . Dbl.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11
HOUSE
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
sArurpAr ErEr1ro. June Z. 1s66.

SATURDAY EVENING, June Z, 1866.
The course Of monetary affairs during the
past week has been quite free from exciting
features, though not without interest to bus
ness men of all classes. The week opened
with a very strong market for Gold, chiefly
in consequence of the still gloomy advices
from abroad received at the close of last
week, which seemed to justify the eonelu-
sion hat continued large shipments Of coin
were inevitable, and the market steadily
advanced up to Tuesday, when the price
| closed at 1863. On Tuesday the Africa ar
rived, bringing intelligence more re-assur-
ing in its character, and on Wednesday the
effect was seen in a decline oftwo per cent.
in the gold premium, followed yesterday by
a further fall of fully four per cent, making
a clear decline of six per cent. in forty
eight hours,-a very important apprecia-
ton in the market value of the property of
the country, according to the financial the
| DRY of Mr.. Assistant Treasurer Van Dyke.
To-day the market was quite steady, and a
little frmer feeling is reported, the large
holders regarding l4O as about the limit at
which gold should stand. The price closed
at 1899 @1S9s. The coin shipment of the
week was large, aggregating nearly seven
millions, but it is not believed that this
amount will be soon again repeated, and
the export may be reasonably expected to
considerably diminish hereafter, and ex-
ports of cotton and produce increase.s..Ths
better condition of English financial and
commercial affairs that it is fair to pre-
sumo must prevail by this time, will doubt
less admit of such a change, though
it is to be supposed that some time must yet
elapse before the severe shake given the
confidence Of English merchants has so far
passed away as to allow them to enter upon
their wonted course of business activity.
Government securities have maintained a |
pretty steady market throughout the week,
though the decline in gold brought on q
sympathetic msVement yesterday, and a |
shade lower figures we're made. To-day, |
however, the decline was recovered, and |
our adviees from New York report the
market firm, and 8 good demand existing.
There is now a fair shipping margin for
Ffve-tweniies, based upon the latest London
quotations, and the advance expected in
the foreign markets is inducing quite lib
eral purchases for European shipment,
which will yield handsome profits should
gold remain at its present price.
In this market governments have been '
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11


BALDWIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
the Baldwin University, Beres, took place
lasi week. On Thursday the valedictOry to
the members of the senior class of the
Alsthean Society was held by Miss Il.
Clapp, Miss r. n. Brown responding for
the class. The diplomas were presented by
Miss J. Mast The exercises were in every
respect excellent, and very creditable to the
Society.
The yG1edictoFy exercises of the Phreno
Comian Society were held on Friday eve
ming, and we're fully equal to those Of any
previous year.
On Saturday evening a grand concert,
given BY the "Glee Club " of Beres, closed
the commencement exercises.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11
DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1866.
UEW AnYERTIsEMENTs.

Academy Of Musie-Beneht Of Jos. I Maggie
S. Hogan-Silyer Ware.
Jas. PyIe-0. Z. Soap.
Tallman s Colins-Egyptian Gala.
4. R. Griswold & Co.-Dry Goods.
Petit & HolIand-For Lake Superior.
Cowles & Co.-Flne Jewelry.
Stephens & Presley-New Lumber Isri.
]. Observation-Disclosures
L. F. Mears-Gloves and Hosiery.
T. d. p. Sanders-Ststes Union Hotel.
W. P. Fogg-CongressiOnal Convention
p. soovi1I-Orphan Asylum.
Mackenzie & Parsens-New Laundry
Burridge & Co.-Patents.
O.. Cutter a Son-Auction Sales.
Wolcott's AnnihilAtor-Local Notice
Mackenzie & Parsous-New Patent Neck Tie.
o. Cutter & SOn-House and Lot for Sale
Hostetter's BitterE-Local Notice.
Roback's Bitters-Local Notice.
ORA. Wilson and Steams-Eotics-
R. T. Lyon-Prics List
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BALuoRALs.-Ladiesi, Misses, and Child
reu's Serge Opera Balmorals something new,
at GAYLORD & ESswoRTH's,
2O2 Superior street.

WESTERN RESERVE SEMIyARY-TwELPrH
ANNUAL CONFERENCE.-THE closing exer-
cises of the twelfth yeur of THE institution
will be as follows
B-accalaureate Sermon, by Rev. John
Tribby, 4. M, Sabbath, June L, at half
past ten, am.
Examinations of Glasses, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, 18th, 18th, and Goth
Entertainment by the Philomathean
Literary Society, Tuesday, the 18th, at half
past seven, IN.
Annual Address, by Rev. D. c. Osborne,
AN, Wednesday Goth, at halfpast seven,
pm.
Commencement, Thursday the Dist, at
half-past ten, am.
The University Committee appointed by
the Erie Conference, the patrons of the In
stitution, and the friends of education are
most cordially invited, and most earnestly
requested, to attend these exercises.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11
DIED.

Putin this city, on Sunday, the 10th inst F.,
Caroline Hubbell Pat, wife o. 1.-THE late Dudley Put,
NJ. D., Of New York City
Funeral services at the residence of c. W. Pal
mer, No. 227 Detroit street, on Monday, the llth
last, at 4 P. NJ. Friends Of tho family are invited
to attend.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11
Pittsburgh Petroleum Market,
special to Cleveland Daily LEADrR.I

PIrrsBUzGH, June9-7:l5 ?. II.
The oil market is very dull buyers are holding
od. Cruds sales are 400 bbls, part to arrive, Al
lac for bulk. We could not learn Of q single trans
Action in ReOned, aud prices are nominal.
Receipts of Crude to-day, $500 bbls weeks re.
ceipts 5000 bls; receipts since opening Of naVi.
CATION, els, 900 bbls increase over same time las
year, $780, 900 bbls.
Eastern orders are on hand, bat figures don't
suit the visvs Of holders.
Tar il STEADY Of sS,25.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

SUNDAY SCHOOL CoyCEKT.-The concert at
Brsinard's should not be forgotten tonight.
With the children's voices alone it must be
a charming entertainment, and besides, it
is rumored that some of the vocalists who
won such favor at the late concerts, are TO
appear to give variety to the exercises.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

CRIMINAL BRAScH.-The following divorce
cases had a hearing on Saturday:
Rose Kavsnagh IS. Patrick Kayansgh.
Charge of adultery. Decree granted. Ali
mony 81, OOO and personal property.
William Twafeld rs. Katharine Twa6eld.
Charge gross neglect of duty. Decree
granted. Alimony 500. ]. Ingersol for
plaintiff, J. NJ. Henderson for defendant.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11


ACADEMY OF MUsIC-BESEFGT OF Mr..
JOSEPH F.. NAGLE.-Miss Kate Reynolds
closed her successful engagement on satur-
day evening at the Academy, appearing IN
"Mario" and Wonder" The first piece
was ofvery little literary merit and afford
ed small scope for dramatic or scenic effect;
nevertheless it was made quite interesting
by the spirited acting of the star and her
able sustaiuers. wonder; or, Woman
Keeps a Secret - was admirably performed
by Miss Reynolds, Mr.. Nagle, Miss Hewitt,
Miss Morris, Mr.. Irving, Mr.. Lee, Mr..
| Stephens and others. The acting of Miss
Reynolds was one of her happiest present
ments, and Mr.. Maggie played his role the
best ever seen in this or any other city.
This evening, on the occasion of Mr.
Nagle's benefit, will be presented, for the
first time in this city, the thrilling new
drama, "Narcisse." Mr.. Nagle has been
among US only a brief time, but long
enough to win hosts of private friends and
public admirers. He is an actor of rare
power-a polished gentleman on the stage,
and a true gentleman off it. His friends
will be glad of this opportunity to testify
their appreciation.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

FESIAN.-The Fenisn meeting on satur-
day night was not remarkably successful.
1t object was to raise money to support the
dropping cause Of "Irish liberty" but the
late orders of the government have serious
ly dampened the ardor of the Brotherhood
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

HESITATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvESTIoN.-The
Ohio State Sunday School Union holds its
Convention IN Saudusky. on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of this week. A
large delegation is expected from all parts
of the State. Nearly all the railroads which
center in ~sandusky have issued half fare
tickets and large representation will attend
from the Sabbath Schools of this city.