Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-04

STATE NEWS.

was hled al the office Of the Secretary Of
State on Monday, May 2sth, the certif-
cate Of incorporation Of the New York
and Western Telegraph Company, the
incorporation to hold good for forty years.
The capital stock is to be S750,0OO, di-
Yideq MO SHARES Ct 2lo0 each. The lines
are to extend from the eastern q the
western boundaries OF Ono, connecting
with such towns as public interest de-
mands, and connecting at the state line
with other lines east and west. The prin-
cipal oAce IN the ststeis to he located at
Cincinnati.
BURIED ALIyE.-The Evansville Sig
mel gives the following notice of the folly
oftoo hasty burials. 1t says; awe learn
that & faE deys since q coffin, containing
ParEersburgh on board Of the d. NJ.
Sechler, for transportation TO Guernsey
county, via Wheeling. Upon reaching
its destination, and being opened by the
friends, their horror and dismay may be
imagined EP02 discovering that the IN
fortunate lady had evidently dome to MS
during her Incarceration within the mar
row limits Of her coffin. Her hands were
up to her head, and the tangled and dis
ordered ask gave oTi9enoe OF g struggle
which must have been as briefas terrible
BIG THTNG FOR OHIo.-A Washington
special to the Cincinnati GdzaIte says,
General D. W. H. Day, Q. NJ. General
of Of Ohio, effected an arrangement which
secures the settlement of a large portion
of the suspended claims of the state, arts
fpr IN 4hn Er.A urnaf- rf urap - IT, nrn-
termasi5F Gad Commissary's Department.
The arrangement covers claims amount
ing to over two hundred thousand dollars.
WooL-The Sandusky Register says:
A fair amount Of wool is now coming
into the market. The proceedings and
resolutions of the Cleveland Convention
or the good sense of farmers is making a
marked change in the condition Of the
wool this season. It comes clean, and
nicely put up. There is probably less of
the old clip on hand than ever before. In
New York ONE wool stores are entirely
empty and others only contain q few I'M
desirable lots. Some choice selections are
held at 70@75e. The price in this mar
ket ranges from 40@5Oe
A TRUMBULL COUNTY MAN IN LUCK.
d. D. Belden, ESQ, formerly prosecut-
ingattorney of T1umbun county, and now
a resident of Colorado, has been spending
a few weeks in Warren. Mr.. Belden has
the superintendent of q gold mining
company, at the comfortable salary of
$4,000 per year-an item that would not
be regarded unhealthy even in this lati-
tude.
NEW IRON WoRKs.-A company COM
posed of Pittsburghers and residents of
Ironton, O., propose to start an establish
ment at the latter place for the manufac-
ture of axes, hatchets, hoes, shovels, SC.
They have bought ground and will begin
TO build Immediately.
OIL ITEM.-Several barrels of heavy
lubricating oil have been taken from the
Factor well in Franklin township, Coshoc-
ton county, Ohio, which has given risa to
considerable excitement in that region.
MASONIC CELEBRATIoN.-A grand Ma
sonic celebration is announced TO come of
at st. C~lairsville, Belmont county, on the
23d day of June.
MUSTER OUToF THE NATIoNALGUARD.
The following order, issued from the:
Adjutant Generals Office, explains itself
GENERAL HEAD QR's STATE OF OHIO
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, May 3lst, 1866. J
General Order no. 3.
/. By virtue of authority conferred by
act of the General Assembly, entitled "An
act to enrol the militia of Ohio, to organize
a volunteer militia, and to repeal certain
acts therein named, " passed April ID, 1866,
all the officers and members of the Ohio
National Guard, except as hereinafter
mentioned, are hereby mustered out of the
military service of the State of Ohio, to
date from the I'd day of May, 1866.
II. When more than twenty members
of any company shall signify their desire
to retain their organization, those so de-
to remain in service will be per-
mitted to do so, under the officers already
commissioned, and at the expiration Of
five years from their original enlistment
may be mustered out.
III. Discharges will be furnished 10
each and every member of the Guard de-
string to be mustered out, and will be for
with the least possible delay 20
commanders Of companies for distri-
By order of the Governor,
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