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Thn new preparation, A" "s4I2sAPARILLA IyCnM
nNAT1oS WITH 10 D1DE OF In1E;~ p5c.cp,s mn =,
tho most prompt altezzEe ager IN form csoab,s or
exc-ting fu acon upo1 the s5ssem and thIs In 1uuts
aal pleasant os.t. 1t is conceded hat the n
sctvene or tonic =ects Of lolne excred u,ozs d.
CD Hdly +hc1 associated WITH other s..ca,ys in o,
bnsslon and the sa1s.paz1aa sees 10 aln1 persrt,x
ali Tie favorable regulations.
The .1s1 EJECT usaa-:E Eobscz7ed, ,whco ~HaHsaPs.
InLLA WITH 1oDDE OF LINE Is taken. ia m IN,
crease cspptse, shoEtg that It has tonic properties
oi MARKED character. 1ts Alternative eces ere sn,-
fest in its ready co1btuas!on4ln the blood and s.es.
Pale. scEosc1uas womca and chi1drcn improve ssptv
ucde1 It's use a1d The vital fa.cstous ASSUME healthy
condition.
It's admirably sdapscd to u srse nn:nhcs ofchrcts
CT acute aneettoas peculiar children 1T Is suioeto
aacr both bJ the mildacss and cccncy Of u,cticuc1
elect aud the p1essans7 attractive farm of the reedy
It nay be Eiycu fr 1ons period w:eEc cousti,ut1oass
iuc7enc:s arc desire and rcpusnacce, or dlsneos
ton to take the syrEp. encountered In White Swell
ines HipJotnr D,scas nd Distortions q the sauc
shou':e= given perslsseutly In moderate toses unsa
srl1c<e..a osealned.
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EtAQQl EE[&]UA t1UQ1ltuu ~ Liz
,f1EG....s:::..:-.. ..:.-A..-....
NEs; G, l. FlaSler {scputcd owncr},
building No. g adams str1eI stand.
lion Addition 10 ChseAro...........
building No. 81 Adams street
Standing OF, Lot 2, Block II. School
Section Addition to ClIcaso-......
L. .Adla trep1se1 owuer). building
No. s. Q1fEcy street, standing or
Lot 1a, B1ocE 1T, School Section
Addition TO Ch1caSo-....-..........
Charles DlakesleE 3Feputed owneE},
building No IS Quincy StEeset, stand.
ing On Let II, Block III, School Sec
tlon Addition to Ch{caEu......+....
fsaac Anderson {reputth owneE},
building No 80 Qrlncy street, the
west side Of which t. ss-5 n east o1
The west line OF Lot =, Block 1*0,
School Section Addition to CHI.
caEo.....-..A.......
Isahe Anderson treputed o*nerl,
Ing On the = X o9 Let 9. Block I 1m
IRaz HerzoE {reputed ownfr) ,build
inr No. 81 QutLcy street, standing
on Lot 1s: BLOCK III, School Secttc1
Addition to Chicago.
G. F. RackCs {reputed owue.}, build
Ing No. S. Quincy street, standing
on lot q, Block III, School Secioi
Addition to ChIcago................
II. c. TruesdAle {fepufed ownerl
building No. . Jacx.on etrert
Standing on Lot 5, Block II, Schpo
Section Addition TO Ch1ta taEo.......
a: a. SAMPLE fFeputed owrer3, build
Ing No. " 1akEsou street, standing
on Lot IS, Block III, School Sect1pi
Addition 70 Chicaso,..........-...
Isanc Anderson {rcrnted oTnfr)
building No. H Jackson eueet
standing on Lot g Block ITO, Schoo
Section Addition TO Chic2xu......
The ONT perB OF the above described
b. notified TO appear ut Room n
House. on Or heii}re the 1lth day Of
gtvc notice Of their election either l
set n The Est column opposite the
building, bring the present vaine Of
mated By the Commissioners Of Z
Works, ind nllaw SAID buildings to
Land cclde.nncd, or 10 accept the dl1
present value Of said buildings II
sAnc TO remove, r. estimated l'y tht
the Beard OF Public Works, and rer
taa land proposed to DO condemned; I;
O
j
Commissioners Of the BoaEd
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scenes on the Route Between
Washington and Phila.
de|phia.
Mr. johnson Makes Three
Speeches to the People
Of the Quaker City.
Lie lndu|gcs in Standardization
and Dcnunciation Of Con. .
gress.
And Has an Encouraging Word
for Els Brother Tailors. .
Preparations for the Reception Of
the Party in New York.
FROM WASHINGTON,
Number Of Artificial Limbs Fur
nished by Government to
Mained Soldiers.
Opening Of the National Re-
publican Headquarters.
List Of Officers whose Pay has
been Ordered Stopped.
from EUROPE.
Last Evenings News by
Atlantic Cable.
Italy Demands the Return Of
National Relics Taken from
Venice By Austria.
Progress Of the Polish
Insurrection in
Siberia.
Tie Treaty of Peace Ratified by
the King Of Prussia.
bzazzini Refuses to Accept Vic-
ter Enlanuel's Pardon.
The italian Army Being Re-
duced to a Peace |
Footing.
Spain Fears for the Destiny
of Cuba.
outline OF the ccaHs:ssAls. |
SLOWS REPORT on THE |
NEW oaLEARs RIOTS. |
The Massacre Prcc0nccrtcd by
the Rebels.
THE PRESIDENTS pOLITI- |
CAL TOUR,
Scenes on the Route HefxYecn 1Tasl,-
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1Lr. E. IT. BROUN,

I-V 14IIU LIS S9ICH " HCGI@3Iee
Desires thus publicly rctuEn his thant1 to Police
Of1cs, 1houas Ides. wearing badge No. II. foe his
vigilance in seeuriu: {ahd Of tho detectives Of srs
w,n. Turtle Oo.} tho thief Frark < Ke}ch 1no ran
on with the rroeeeds Of several bills given ht4 to cox
Tent hx Mr. N.rxu nm Friday lsKt. milf
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Nrm advertisements.

For Further Telegraph Sec Fourth,
PAGE.
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Mem advertisements.
DR.. CHAUSS|ER'S
e M = S S.!
Ia COMPOSITION IlHPERATR|CE,
p0DR LES CNEVEUX!

1tia4 long Esen known Rat tho Har, b. mental &.
estton by exeit9F.enk 81 @ a.e md iuPs1es crsgiat
eminen: Fisach Gscsaiss1 sstnS BE- hAuSsiER bas pF
dasd ~ n saose md q 1s 1S ms anss ses1aaa
Remember this Il the hnest aIttea Coz the to1 whloh
has eYeE been presented to the puhUs.
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LIN % 500 10
! buildings are he.-e-
%. il. In tho Court
September. 1856. to
to accept tho award
description Of each
tho saH1e, a. &u-
t}1r hoard Of Public.
Re taken with The.
ference between the
nd the ,yafnc N The
q Commissioner OF
move tha Gu1oAftsryt
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Alternative, Or. Blood Purifier,

Hos ever bcfors been placed within ,h.,
reach Of tnsalttfss Indeed It il III entirely NEW
nad SCIENTIFIC combination, and n no scspcct IT,
sembllng anything hitherto employed.
The opinion ofmeGical men concerning 1t, The d.
eotDon Of It's chemical character therapeutic va1n1
manner Of usc. etc. given In circular which esu
oa had It the store Of any and all Drusgtsta
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(1FFlCE OE
~ Lie WORKS,

Peter shlmp fTcputeI owuer>, build
Ing No. ~ MoElsoc street. tho west
side Of which IL 81 II cast OF the
west line Of Lot /, Block III, School
Section Addition TO Chlcago.....,..1
I'eter Sh!1np trtputed oWnet), hnifsi-
lnE In the rear CT No. o. AIOnroe
ktftrt, the west kl.1c OF whlch Is u 3
# ra1t OF tho west llae OF Lot /.
H!ocG III. School Section Addition
to ChirnSo.
Isaac Speer trcru' ID owner>, building:
No. 81 Monroe street the west aiIa
Of which l. 3 # cast OF the west line
Of Lott. Block III, School Section
addition 70 CAlcago:......;..;;;;;;...
fronting On the nlles. thc west st1lc
Of which Is on the cast Inc Of Lot
], Block ill., School Section .1ddi-
tl1p to Chicago.
JAMES 3taEnc1l teputexl ownefl build
ing No. 90 Monroe street. the west
side Of which Is l0.7 II west Of the
east line Of Lot /, block 12 School
Sectfoa Addition to Chfcas.p.......
Richard Bueknall trepuud owncr),
building No. 81 Monroe street, tho
west side OF II nieh Is St.7 II west Of
the cnft llnc Ct Lot !, Block 10,
School section Addition 10 Chicago.
James MagueEtrrputea owncr} build
Ing ffoHtlnE on the nsley In rear Of
No. y Monroe street, the vest side
Of which fe 8. Il west OF the e8st
1lne ef Lot l.. Block III. School Sec
t1ou Addition 10 Chicago. Eo..........-
Ing No. iU Monroe street. the enet
side OF which Is s. feet west Of tho
east line uF Lot :. DIotk 12Q, School
Section Addition to Csfc@so..... ::
Alexander White {rerntsd owneF].
betlhing S0.ss Adam stscct, ttand-
ing on 9! Il Of y y Of Lot S, Block
III. School SECTION Addition 10 Chi
..iessn.ief Wnite {Tcputcd owner;, !.
building No. u Adafsls stscet,stAud-
Ing on " i Of Lot T. block III,
School Section Addition 10 Chicago.
Alexander While frcputeti owuct),
building fronting on the alley and
standing on tho v Il Of Let =, block
al, Sch0ol StcttQl Addition to Cht.
-cnen ................:-.::.
F. Il. Foster (Eeputed owney>. hntld-
Ing No, 81 Adams street. standing
Eection Addition to CL!caGo...-....
J. Il. Foster {rcrutcd nSnerl, build.
tng fronting IN the nl!tt .fAl stand
ing on the t u Of Lot $. Flock II,
School section Addition 10 Chicago.
J. H. Foster tFcputed 0wneS), tnild-
Ing NJ. 8 Adams street, standing
on the y u Of the. c Of Lot s.
block II, School Section Addition
Thos. u. Stewart ;;cpai:d owner,
building on the alley and Standing
On Tic W i Of the e Il Of Lot S,
Block la. School Section Addition
Nicholas I.Sas trcpn1cd on ner). build,
inr No. IS Adams street, the west
ride OF which Is 13-:0 II wcs. OF tho
east line OF Lot 2, Block 1:a, School
Section Addition to Chicago.
Nicholas 1seAs feeyutsSl pxnc-l, build.
ing fronting on Quincy STREET, the
wtst side ot which u II feet west oil
the east Side Of Lot &, Bfcck TO,
School Section Addition 10 Chi.
Chs. i,lakealy ttcprtet ownez,. build
iEE No. 20 Adams street, standing
on the west II Of Lot s. Block l@1,
School Section Addition 70 Chi
SicGo1as Krae JEcputed owner,, build.
Ing No. 81 Cutacy street. standing
mi the u Of lot g Ei!ork 146.
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1T Is NOT a DYE!

Il twtn rot soil shc tness lne1 It will rck "a ru tia
naiE ant canSe It to york Into t1ara. 1t Ii dec rom
the dAa fecahle saet Of sulphur. II relieves the p
Of dantE1t4 and unpleasant iIE1tstion PreEente c
hAtF om ianlnE Oh eyen aftcr Ecs. Causes Dew h1A
to groWs Ii Will
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
CITY NEWS.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Two Mem Run over BY she Cars-Tbe
Buggy Demolished and both Mem
INSTANTLY Killed,

fnightfui accident occurred al the Plank
Road crossing, about four miles west Of
Grafton, on Thursday afternoon. The train
which ien this city at 24O P. N. on that day
wac approaching the Plank Road crossing,
shout four miles west Of Grafton, at the rate
ofa5out thirty miles an hour. When about
two hundred rods from the crossing the fire.
man discovered a buggy, drawn by one
horse, containing two men, about forty rods
from The track. The men were standing up
in the buggy ard gazing in the direction Of
the approaching train. Suddenly they be-
came seated and whipped up in the vain
and foolish attempt to cross the track before
the locomotive could arrive. Just as the
buggy was on the track it was struck by
the locomotive and broke to atoms. The
horse was uninjured. The first the en-
gineer saw was the detached horse. I'm
mediately apprehensive, he brought the
&c a halt, At about ninety rods west of
the crossing. The two men, both dead, 4
were found sealed on the cow-catcher Of the
They were taken aboard, and
he train was backed up to nearest farm
house which proved to be that Of Mr.. C
the father of the eldest deceased.
name Of the other unfortunate we could
cot ascertain. No blame can of course be
to the officers Of the train, as the
Iad accident was the result of unfortunate
md culpable daring.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
e. n~.a0g3HLE'S
gATaRRH
Re M QY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION


II PKsErRATEs The secret ambush Of this tsrribk
disease, and extsrminstes Il, root snd branch, for
ever.
IT REMOVES all the WFstche5 symptoms q this
losthEome malsdy, and syertn consumption.
It CLEASs the head, deOdorizss The breath, and
afOrds the most grateful relief.
II ALLEVIATE more agony ard silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
IT Is NoTED for curing the most hopeless Gases,
thst every known means failed in.
IT CURES Kay, Bose and Periodic Catsrrh, Of thu
most obstinate and violent types.
10 RoRH Of Oatsrrh or noise y the head car re-
sst its penetrating power.
Oh. GooDALE's CatsrTh 2snecy is , harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm of the hand.
DR. 3. GooDALE is known throughout the eoun-
try, - the Author OF the only Trua Theory OF Ca
tArrh ever publishe3-Ho6e % Trsstasrt-and
Rapid Cure IN all its foTns.
DR. GocLALE's Pamphlst on OatArrh should BE-
read BY every one. It can be obtained ct our near
est Agency, or by send-ng postage stamp 70 GER
once.
Price 81 90. send = stamp for pamphlet.
O. r. PARKER, Sole Agent, rs hleeoEer street,
Kew York
Said nv G. ". CLARK. cleveland. isbs:Rs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
JEFF. Davis to be Released on
Parole.
News From Europe
OVER THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Special Dispatches to he Associated Press.l
PRUSSIA.
Terms or Peace.

Terms OF Peace.
BERL1E, August 22.-The Prussian Com.
m%issioners have, with the sanction of the
government, concluded a peace with Bavaria
and Hesse Darmstadt. The terms are very
advantageous to Prussia, and in accordance
with her original demands. Bavaria cedes
to Prussia the northern district, composed
Of Li~ehtenfels, formerly called Upper Fran
COMA, and the walled town of Carlmbach.
The Bavsrisn government also undertakes
to pay to Prussia thirty millions of forms,
as indemnity for her expenses in the war.
Hesse Darmstadt cedes to Prussia the ter
ritory of the Lsngranats Of Hesse Ham
burg, a state which was admitted to the
Confederation Of the Rhine il 1917, and lies
directly between Rhenish Bavaria and
Rhenish Prussia, and Birkenfeld. Prussia
also obtains the exclusive right to garrison
the Fortress Of Mayence, for which duty
Hesse Darmssadt hitherto contributed zee
infantry, besides giving 1888 men to the fed
eral German army.
Under the treaty Bavaria retains the ter
ritory Of Upper Hesse, which will bejoined
and Incorporated with the new Confedera-
ton of Northern Germany, the organisation
and limits Of which will be arranged sitter
the peace treaty is perfected between Prus-
sia and Austria.
Movements of Troops.
The Prussian troops which had penetrated
into Bohemia during the operations against
Austria, have commenced e~vacuating the
territory. 1t Is thought they will have
completed the work by the 18th of Sep
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
ENGLAND.
Ex.aoyeruer Eyre Of Jamaica Ee,

Ex-Governor Eyre of Jamaica Feted.
LoSDoS, August 22-Ex Governor Eyre of
Jamaica, whose official conduct during the
late negro revolt on that Island has been
made the subject of such an excited and
angry controversy at home, enjoyed a public
reception at Southampton yesterday. The
fete was given in his honor by his imme-
date friends, personal and political, and
the municipal authorities took part in it.
There was a banquet in the evening.
Alsrge opposition meeting was held in
same town the same evening, at which q
series of resolutions condemning the o
duct and rule Of the Ex-Governor when in
Jamaica, were adopted with great unsnim-
iav.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
General News.


Hung.
CIScINsATI, August 24-Samuel Covert,
the murderer Of the Roosa family, was hung
at Lebanon, Ohio, at noon to-day. He de-
clared himself innocent.
Fire.
ST. LOUIS, August 24.-CollIns Il Gillesp-
les livery stable, the mule shed of J. P.
Early, and the lumber yard of Chapman Il
Thompson, on Broadway, all burned last
night. Loss about $4,000, mostly insured.
Cholera.
NEW ORLEANS, August 24-Tventy- three
deaths from cholera reported in this city
yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, August 22.-Four new cases
and four deaths were reported Yesterday.
Gen. sheridan Relieved.
The Tribune says; We have a report from
Washington, which we credit, that General
Phil. Sheridan has been relieved from his
command, and General J. B. Stedman sent
down to take his place.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25

An order has been issued suspending the
issus Of rations except o-the sick in the
regularly organised hospitals and to the
orphan asylumns for refugees and freed
men,, already existing, after Oct. LIST.
The Hersid's Washington correspondent
says he has excellent authority for stating
that JEFF. Davis will be released on bail or
parole soon, holding himself amendable to
the process of the courts which are to dis
pose of mis- case in October next.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
GREECE.
HosfiIitIes Commenced.

nestAsAtAes commenced.
ArHESs, GREECE, August ls.-The Turks
have commenced active hostilities against
the Christians in Gambia, whom they treat
as rebels against the authority of the Sui
tan. - number Of Consular officers, par
ticulariy those of the United States, Holland
and Sweden, have suffered very much
damage. The eonsuls have protested in the
name of their respective governments. The
Christians, or insurgents, are $4,000 strong,
and hold important points sgainst the
Turkish soldiers.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
Mexican News.

NEW YORk, August 24-The Herald
Vera Cruz correspondent of the 18th 3 W :
some 500 French sailed for France to-day.
When Tampico was captured, all of Me-
JAS division sent 10 reinforce the garrison.
were turned over in a body 10 the liberals.
A general renewal of the Mexican off
Gals IS going on and Frenchmen put in
their places.
MazatlAn was still fercely besieged BY
the Liberals.
The Liberals were very strong in the vic
unity Of Jolepa.
Desultory and undecisive fighting eontin-
ues throughout the country.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
HUNGARY
MinIstrr 10 be Appointed.

MinIstry 10 be Appointed.
PKsrH, August 22.-After the conclusion
Of peace with Prussia the Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria, with the consent of his
Cabinet, intends to appoint a responsible
Hungarian ministry, and after this act is
completed the Hungarian Diet will be for
mally r~eopened, in this city. some time dur
ing the month of September.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
pYEINc
FREDERICK CYRIAI,

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
Establishment, Belyidere Farm, East Cleveland,
and s6 Seneca street.
nTrIcE-l04 ssnsos street, Cleveland, o..
In oAn to make this tie BEST DTE-H0USEI IN
e VEST aud shall spare no ebert to give sstis-
faction.
L call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
Of Gaming or Rs-dysing Of msas-up Gsrme nts.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
From New York.

Cholera.
New YoRK, August 24-The reports OF
Yesterday showed a marked abatement OF
the cholera in this city, but six cases and
I'VE deaths having been reported. In
Brooklyn the decrease also eontinues. The
steamer Bavaria and her passengers have
been permitted to Gomez up to the city.
Robbery.
The amount distracted from q bank vault
noticed last evening, is now stated at 500
coo, 1t appears that Messrs. Crocker, Wood
4 Co. deposited in the vault of the Marine
Bank q box containing the money and Sc
cdrities and it was carried of by some per-
son or persons unknown. The police have
the matter in hand; buswith faint hope of
securing the offenders.
The President in New York.
NEW foRK, August 24-President John
son, when on his way 10 Chicago, will re-
view the First Division Of National Guards
in this city. The freedom of the city will
be rendered to him by the City Council, and
action Is taken for the merchants of the
city TO participate in the reception. He
Will be accompanied by all the members of
the Cabinet and their families.
A Call for Protection from the Union
Men eff Louisiana
NEW YoRk, August PA petition has
been made to Congress, signed by the Union
men of Louisiana, respectfully representing
thai after four years combating thr armed
forces of the rebels and traitors they are not
prepared or willing that these same rebels
and traitors should return among them. as
sumo authority, maltreat with c~ontumely |
and contempt, and otherwise abuse them.
The petitioners set forth at length their
grievances, and call for protection.
From Havana.
NEW YoEk, August 24-Dates from Ha-
ana of the 18th state that the slave trade
is on the increase TO an alarming extent,
700 Africans having been landed at one
time, and If is said through a bride to a high
Venezuela dates to July Path, state that
Arans, President OF Arsguay, has been de-
posed by the revolutionists and General
Psjos installed in his place.
dent, and General Vasquer, former Pres
dent, imprisoned.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS CINCINNATI
RAHR0lD-
MRR


1866 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1885
I'm and after Monday, July 9, 1888, Passen-
" ger Trains viii leave CLEVELAND - fol-
lsT Trained A. M.-CIEOIENATI Ex-
PRESs, stopping at Grafton, Yelling
ton, New London, Shelby, C~restline, Gallon,
Iberia, Gilead, Cardington, Ashley Dels-
ware, Lewis Center, sne arriving a
Columbus at Hos A. NJ, Cincinnati 40 z.
NJ, indianapolis s;46 P. NJ, Chicago vi
sD TBAiH-2:S P. NEW YORK 3 WEST
ERIN EXPRESS, stopping at Berea, Grsf-
ton, Wellington, New Londsa, and all sta
tons south Of New London, arriving At
Columbus at s:10 P. NJ, Cincinnati 100 A.
NJ, Chicago, via Crestiine, 500 A M
Sd TRAINA.I6 P. M.-GALIeN PASSENGER,
stops st sl stations, arriving At Gallon 50
I'm TRAIN-s:eO P.M.-HIGHF EXPRESS, stop
ping Of Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby, O~restline, Gallon, Gilead, Oarding-
iumbus a I.5O A. NJ, Cincinnati $50 A. NJ.
Indianapolis 7:6 A. M, Chicago vie Crest
line, IE3O A. N.
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBUS a. I2:45 a. H..
I1:lO A. H, 500 P. H. Arrive At Cleveland
600 A.. n. 800 , n, $50 P. NJ
INDIANAPOLIS AND WESTERN Express,
leaves Gallon at s:OoA. n, arrives at OleSe
land e.e0 Az.
CONNECTIONS
sHELBY-ssndusky, Mansfield q Newark Rail-
road, to Mansfield, lit. Yernsn, Newark,
zsnasTiIls, &C.
OREsTLIHE-Pittsburgh, IT. Wsyne& ChiosgV
rAilrosd for Forest, Upper sandrskyl Del
phos, Lima, Fort Wayne, Chicago, &C., West
and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon
sc.
The frst anc fourth Trains make direct con-
~neotionB via Fort Wsyne for all points on
Tcsedo q Wabash and Great Western Rail
roads.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Railroad Line, .or Ma
Ron, Bonefontsine, Sidney, Union, Muneis
Indianapolis, Terre Haate, Yineennss, Evans
Vile. Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DEbAWARE-sith Springfield Brsnsh for spFing-
hsl1
COLUNBUS-Little MIAMI h Columbus and Ken 4
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton Indianap0i1,
TeFre Hsute, st. Louis, Morrsv, LOTelsld,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and His8-
Issipp Railroad
UHCINHATI-for louisville, Evansville, Cairo,
81 Louis, and all points on the Ohio River.
COLUMBUSACentraI Ohio Railroad for Newark,
GAINESVILLE, Wheeling &C.; Columb B In
dianapoIis Central Railroads for PiQus, Or.
bana, &C.
- For tickets 70 sil points and information ap
Div At the Passenger Station, ard Is the Uniou
Ticket once, 1T Superior street.
-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
Southern News.
Appointments

Appointments
MEMPHIS, August 2S.-R. E. Saunders has
been appointed Collector of Internal Reve-
nue., vice Samuel HOugh, and NJ. Perkins,
United States District Attorney, vice ". j.
Williams, and Samuel Jones, United States
Marshal, vice NJ. 7. Ryder.
Melvin a. Pingree, Clerk in the Interior
Department died at the Gsysors House to-
day.
Cholera
Five cases Of cholera were reported to-
day, one fatal.
Revoked.
eEw ORLEANS, August ga general or
der was ISSUED tonight by Gen. Sheridan,
revoking General Order No. 90, issued by
General Baird, declaring martial law and
appointing a Military Governor, but contin-
ues in force General Order No. Is, declaring
martial law 10 exist for the preservation Of
public peace, which was in force before the
riot.