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OFFIJE no. I LYIANs BLOCK,
E~er O7rrt Hoase o. Fsblio Sausrc. CIa7sissd. O..
raj NEW BOUNTY LAW has 1ss-ed the
H"Hso. Threa Non b. Mem and 4LL uTHE 10
vino served bVtwrvn april i.tH, ISL nni April 18th,
1850. can now BE their Dis harges with 10 10 0b-
tails their Bounty.
p2- Onr Fee IA Five Dollars, peyabIa whom
q iu4s ara ssttlsd. a. established bT the act-
We collect feaaisls, DOanty, 5sok Fzy, P.iEa
Money nd al otbsr.Wsr Jlaius.
Land v - r.sts bought and sold.
eH- Our ST-~iai zgsat, resident ST Wasaipgt5n
D. G., gives persona; attention t5 ALL claims hIsa
by US.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DHIIIARDS-! BILLlARDSit BILL
ID AKDSill-i would call the a%tt-ntinu Of BUYERS
10 nv new improved PATENT GuEBlNATlON-
CUSHIONS AND TABLES, which cauuO; BE sur
PASSED by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
rectness Of angles, aud durability, which sell II
reasonable prices, with q hne stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by mail attended - at NY factory. IE6 Fulton
street, New York City. ". II. GRIFFITH.
J~une5;3&6
DROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
L SUMMER AND FALL-The address Of school
teachers, students, clergymen, disabled soldiers and
Others, wanted. business light and pleasant. A.
dress b. 5. GREEN, Ia Superior street, Cleveland,
o., Room 4, up stairs. jy9-356
$4,000 IN . E9N 2 I5i,-! Aq q. IA End
sDd ~ven-kn0vn WAGEER'S L0AH OFFlUz.
on Securities Of every Eind. viz Cold and Silver
Watches. Diamonds, Silver We're, Jewelry. GINS
Pistols, Oloihing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Eelodeons, and
all pp-scnal property and articles o~fvnlua, on the most
sstsisctorY terms. BlEiness strictly private. KS
teblEhed ISL n. B.-A variety Ct uureiezzcsd
Natchns, JeVeiry, Guns, otc.. for sais ct bargains.
O1ce-coTRsro Of Water and Superior streets, ever
DsTs a PieKotto's Cioshizg Store.
o~f79 JC.sw NAGEER.
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F~RAYRLERs, RRcIsrFR.

10 Citizens Wishing conveyance 70 e,si7r oftis
above Traias or BostB, viii DO eGiled for ty coaches
Of Stevens oinnibus time, 10y is-ying the5r address
II the 0nlnibrs 0Gico iCU Superior street. op-
posite the Wci3eii House. mnyf5
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west High school nan.
ACADEasY OF NEuSEC

lees, lee Cream ana other Refresh
IHents will be for sale nj the
TuAVaH fv0F.qqE
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Just ReCeiTCd-Army life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy, with lllHsira-
tons: price SO. Shabspeare'S Bell
heatiOns, BY /. O. Kellogg, y. d.;
price Sf.75. The AGrmGn Prophet,
by Z. u. Waite; price 50 the Prison
Life OF Jefferson Davis, by his Physi-
clan; price 50. St0rmeliGp, a tate Of
the Highlands; price Sis. Life OF
James stephens and O History Of the
ReRian Brotherhood : price 81. The
United States During the War. BY
AugHste Langei; prlcs 1915. Crumbs
from the Round Fable, BY Joseph
Barker: price 81. A new supply OF
A Summers Rest, by Gail Hamilton,
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews Il Co.,
june26 241 SuperiOr-st.
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THANKs.-The editorial corps of the
DAILY LEADER desire to express to Pap
worth's City Cornet Band their apprecia-
ton Of, and thanks for, the beautiful sere-
nades in front of their residences last even
ing, witching them from their s~lumberF,
and blending with their dreams half-re-
mcmbesed tones sweet as the harpings OF
the viewless land.
We understand that the editors of the
other city papers were similarly compli
mented.
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French Cottage Window Shade new
thing at Beckwith & S~terlings.
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HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS, Erc.-Highly IN
portant orders have just been received by
General Cram, Colonel United States Engi-
neer Corps, directing him to commence the
harbor and river improvements, under the
recent appropriation bill, which was ap-
proved on the 2Sd of June. The improve
ments assigned to General Grams superin-
tendency, are as follows:
Harbors of Erie, Pa; COnneaut, Ashtaou-
la, Grand River, Cleveland, Black River,
Huron, vermillion, sandusky, Toledo, O.;
Monroe, St. Clair Flats, Saginaw River, and
St. Mary's River, Mich; in all fourteen
works, in addition to his other duties as en-
gineer officer in charge of Fort Wayne.
Tho total amount of the appropriation
under the recent bill for the harbOr and
| river improvements above specified, exceeds
half a million of dollars. Contracts viii
be let as soon as special orders for the pur
pose are issued.
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Just received by Hensch 4 Howe, 46 Mon
ment Square, another lot of genuine I'M
ported Kissengen and Sellus water.
iuly2q:335
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Grand Seeret.-The grand secret in
medication is to help Nature, Sustain and Regu-
Iate-theso are the Alpha and Omega OF tbs ouIy
theory of cure that has common sease fjr its
basis. If the nervous system is shattered, the
muscles weak, and the mind, like the body, in a
state OF partial collapso-what is it best to do
Reason teaches US tho answer:
Build Up YoUa MAN.
Bracs him as You would brace a t tt5riug sdifee.
The pabulum he needs is Tonic Alternative. Bring
him up ont of the d,pths Of Debility aud Dospon-
deney with HOSTETTER'S BITTERs. They
cannot irjuro. A cbild may take them in doses
suited to its years, without tae possibility OF
harm. The enfeebleI vital powers are as sure to
respond energsticaIly to their action as the wiIted
grass is to erect its blades uader the ~yigifying aad
refr shing rain. In all cases Of debility the Bitters
are absolutely required. There is no substitute or
succeedaneum that will fiji their place. Resort to
this most wonderful of Modern Tones,
AND ALL WILL Re WELL.
Bear in mind tAat in Dyspepsia, Intermittent
Fevers, Billions Disorders, and Affections of the
Nerves, no other msdicine will produce one 1.-THE
ofthe good effect that invariably fellows the use
Of this excellent InvigorAtor and Corrective. Sold
everywhere.-lN. Y. Tribune, October eth, 1865.
jye3
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.mand an afternoon and the marked YES q trlae

demand this afternoon and the market was a trlhe
The following are the closing quotations:
Skies of 'sI Y sisterHl ! e9lesI coupons 81
no 9lEHIs 81 : eoup0ps Of 90 HiH@IuJi 40
Of "a In4Z@IP7s, Do. Is 1919; ln4Fs reg
isb red g7s4@9S; 10 Q e upOns s7E9ss' AE.
7-9- 10 "a june DO l0a14glgs95; July do liS49
lts]s M
.s RAILWAY STOCKS
At the last Board the market was quite strong
-oa the ra'tway- with a rise IN kris aud Toledo
The general tendency is apPpentIV toward h gher
PRICES -aay h@advanee has leeIs marked on
Hudson liver, Michigan Central aud Toi-d1 The
miscel aue.us stocks this sft-rnGon wer.s higher on
! Western t.niOn and 81 aTip0-; PR tsTr,d and steaiy
The f~iii"wi"g are 'he clo~inE , icea
Ohio certihcIt-s 2s-s4aZs; utisfan 5Ift I2E Cum-
lerlAnd Cal 60. 45@l51z; Qnisks l-rr q tOZ;
MATip0sa llEdt2. 10 rrfIrrd 2FLG24k;
New York Central lGiIglu5;Tr Erie G5t@; Hudson
River Ii9Gl2O; Reading | gL9F95E; Michi-
gan Central Ilp@lIO1< Michigan Southern SEQ
s2%; Illinois Central sc'ip IlsI@Il9%; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh s4Iz9S5; Cleveland 4 Toledo I1l54
@IIZ Rock Island y7sSas7H; Northwestern 34sz
a3fsf do preferred O. sgt4s4; Fort Wayne $50
9s54.
PETROLEUM AND MisING SHARES
The petrOle m l-t was a tive and lower on Ben
ncllaff Run but Cth+rWire the market was dull.
Mining stocks " re quiet a d hrm generally. -
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RUSSELL House. HIrt
Miss River, Madison J Il Thomas, Chicago
j. FArenau, Ill h Jont.f, Conneaut
WAIVERS Al, Breckyiiis CE & Paige, ~
} 3 Marsh, Uhsriiu III urghGrf. Dayton
5 " Beer, Ashland G Mr1t@, Pift4
} W P-uiyil 4wf, " lTby Mrs Beach. \ Londan
" II Hayes 4~f, Albany + J Ford, city
Mrs Harmon Sch, Aurora Miss brake, Medium
G Sonic fs Miss Bl3ckfOrd,do
" J. Wallace EwG. Iowa g. II lyle. Mich
W W Snow, Mich N Z CLittenaen, Mich
\ Hardy. Pitts A Pos -, Sl en-
. Hall, Buffalo nv j Chester. Tin
: II titylOr, Phiia l. % Smith, Ghicu.o
c d Grratrakr, rit;s & l. Holden, hcnt
W Springer, Boston j Fi-wvrs, KY
n EIgar, Alleghany City
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LuNBxR.-Thirty-four million, two hun
dred and sixty thousand, and five hundred
feet of lumber have been received at Toledo
bU lake this season.
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EOCAL NOTICES.

For Cholera Morbus and Diarrhea use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. It is a safe and GER
tain remedy. Sold by all druggists at %
c ents. July 26:SS4-
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RUSSELL UnUsE.

Arrivals AZ use P-4"cEcas EsStesa for
tHs fass Twcafy-FOUr ESD=tra-
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OhtensO MaraeI-InIy rs

FLoUR-Dun.
WakAr-DuIl. Sales at 81 .42c for No. l; $50
90 for noe.
CORN-Advancnd ld2cc.
OATs-DuL. Sales asz7HG2sS fer Nh. l, and "A
@25Zc for NO2.
HIGawINE5-Dull
FREiGHTs-Dul. Corn eLc to Buffalo.
RKCEIPTs-FlOnf $500 bUls.; wheat 5000 hu /;
corn l2j ,0Obu. oats 81, 90 bu.
sHIPaEETs-Flonr ,. 30 ebls.; wheat G3,cOO bu.,
corn 4 700 bu-; oats 1000 bu.
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AUGUST % AT ~FRENONr-The second day
of next month is the " Fourth of July TO the
people of Fremont. The Firemen intend
holding a " Firemen's Tournament" at that
place, on the second of August next, in com
mernoration of the fifty third Anniversary
of the defence of Fort Stephenson. The
Committee Of arrangements offer as prizes
to Steam Fire Engines a silver trumpet of
the value of slOO The proper allowance
will be made for the difference in capacity
of Engines competing, to place them upon
an equality. To each oftho three classes ef
hand Engines g silver trumpet of the value
Of 500; and to the Hose and Hook and
Ladder Companies, each a silver trumpetof
the value Of SIS, making in all six prizes
TIE Companies there will not compete for
the prizes, but will devote their entire time
to the entertainment of Firemen who attend
from abroad. There will also DO a balloon
ascension and fireworks in the evening.
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DUPREZ &

Original Hc~ Orleans and Metropolitan ainstr-is
aud Brass Band, Appearing IN THAR uErvafad
Champion Manimotu EthioP -au Cones rfs. into
dueiug On this occasion ali tbv later Tea ures ia
Negro Minstrelsy, by the famous old faUtits stars
OF years with This eompani: Composed Of tw.nty-
two celebrated artists, the ~hoie Under the i'm
meGiate auspices and control II Iuprtz a Bens-
dict, Proprietors, formerly DGrprez & Green.
Will spear az toe above named Han fer positive
ly tho tune m=ntioned emily, % TIER return from
th"if triumrh IA hriLiah. Eastern fBar. fOr full
pattieuiarr See Mammn Posters and Program
lnts. Doors open at 4 H. at 5 O'Clock.
Prices or ADa1ssIOs.-Dres Circle and Par
4uette, 30 cents; Reserved Seats b. Dress Cfrrls, IS
cents Family Clr'i-, 80 cents Gsilrrr. "a cent?
Single Seals ~ rows foxes, q. 90.
9.EgfREZ, Manager.
~ > SAN'L Pom, OF Sf0srv. AGENTS
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DAILY LEADER
y THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1866.

ar Fer Evening EdItIOn News
see iBsI6e.
- For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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We are now prepared to supply the great
demand for Alpine bi.ters.
HsNscu & HOWE,
july 2G:S3j &c M5nument Square.
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scHIFF, ELsoFFER { Co, 100 Superior street,
Opposite the Weddell Hohse), have just re-
ceiyed a large assortment in Ladies Eur
nishing and Fancy Goods, such as ladies'
collars and sleeves, nets, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery. etc, etc which
they offer to the trade at the very lowest
market prices. jyIS-SlO
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Fourteenth Annual Successful Tour. We are
coming sgain with an entire extTaOi diuary
ne" programme. Positively 3 nights only,
Wednesday. TburSday nad Friday
Evening", July 25Ils, 3Gfh 4 2ztn.
Oldest troupe in the world, enlarged ans improved
for the season Of 1866 Z 'G7. Returned the
great gfglutil and fuc.muaralIe
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AM EME
PUBLIC sOC4ABLE

,TOuDg Peoples Christian Association,
Thursday Evening. July a5,h.
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GoLD PENs.-A fine assortment of Oblique
and commercial pens and eases, at 40 su-
perior street. Gyls) BURT & DARE.
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Cleveland Wholesale MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EvTSIss, July %. 1860
FFeIghfs-The following are the rates BY hzke
(steaml and Rail from this port TO New York and
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LADIES SWISS WATcHEs.-A few of very
Gue quality, at 40 Superior street. jylS
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Fog SALE.

TTHE GREAT STATE OF aHT0 FOR
universally admired and demanded, Increasirg
patent runs This practical triumuh ofinyenticn is
to be seen free Of charge daily st the New England
Hotel. Who will be the lucky firm that buys NJ.
ROLAND MARKHAM. Jrah 80
EOR SALE-OIL STILLS-Four good second
i hand Stills; cApacity thirteen barrels eeehi
very chrap; may be seen at cur Refinery. ROCK
EFELLER \ ANDREWS. JY25 $50
nos SALE farm Of sixRud oue-fsurth acres,
Il situated hslfa nile from Brookly0 Centre on
the Ridge road good house and barn; a variety Of
truit trees. shrubbery, &C. inquire OF FLINT,
on the Columbus road. soul % Naiworth Kun
iy2s:s35
EOR SALE-House aud lot, confirming one
Il acre, with a variety OF fruit tres. on the COlum-
ness rlace, next toSchHaudsr Eo:el, BroosJ n House.
JOSEPH FLINT jy2i:sS7
EOR sALE-The bss. Photograph Gallery in the
+ city Of Ann Arb0r. Best location and only
health. Address Z. s. ADAMS, ann ArbOr, Mich.
EOR SALE-The furniture and leass-fuf
+ years and six molths-of the Goodwin House,
Dayton. Ohio; furniture all new; purchased in jan
uary last. State Fair in Dayton in 1856 and g.. J.
Il. MILbER, AdIainistrator. yy2l:&i
E0R sALE-A fine well trained, dark chestnut
Il Colt, = hands high; 8 years old. Also = me
dark bay Pony FOR fu-ther particulars apply TO
Or. C. U. Z. WEBER, corner Park and Euclid av-
enue. Jy2l:33l
LUX SAIG-1ut T. lkEs ANNAIrAa tuA r urn
T ture Of the Brig Walbridgei al in E0ad cundi-
lion. For terms, &e apply 70 VA. 10. GAILES,
Agent for the Undsruriters. jylS.35i-
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IL on Superior street extension, . l2 miles from
the Pestofice. consisting Of ten acres OF land under
cultivation. aud watered b a usycr-iailing stream
On the premises are a smau frame horse, large barn,
four acres Of vineyard. six aEd eight years Old in
wire t%rellis, 20 appls trees, l5 peach tines, all Choice
varieties Of grated fruit, different kinds OF cherry,
dwarf and Etanda II pear trees, ounces, currsnts,
half acre Of Strawberries, aud = tine variety o shade
and ornamental trees and shrubbery. Said land has
50 rods front on Superior street, and is susceptible at
small expense Of mixing a beautiful rural hone aud
pecuniauly productive 20 is owner. For further
particulars eUQiTe Of FOLJAMBE /
235 Superior, cor. Seneca sts. Jy75ss
EQR HAER-ofL-A fine toto: PstroIeura Burn.
4 ing Oh. At the Factory Of VI. GUILD, onCsr-
f-si Wsr -zr1e.T.-
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PArwoRTH's CRY CoRsEr BASD-This COM
b%ination of musical talent whose music on
the Park, every Wednesday evening, is duly
appreciated by our citizens, is composed of
the following gentlemen
Leader, LIST Z. fiat Cornet-R. r. Pap
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E0R sALR-ofb-A fire Toto: Pat-oIeura Burn
4 ING Oh, ct the Factory Of vi. GUILD, on0er
frsH WEr -lrae.T.-
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BANKERS.

zi - Iess an
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EOR SALE-A farm Of six aud one-fsurtb scres,
Il situated hSifa mile from brooklyn Centre on
the Ridge road; good house and barn; a variety Of
fruit trees. shrubbery, &C. I1quire Of J. FLINT,
on the Columbus road. soul Of WaiWoIth Run.
.-aHaa
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EOR SALE-House aud lot, continuing one
L acre, with a variety OF fruit tr-es. on the Column
bus road, Just above Walworfh Run, in good bush
ness rlace, next tOSchHauder Eo:el, BROOKE n House.
HnEEDT III INT vnH--g-
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GrOceries-The steadiness of gold contributes
to keep prices very regular In this department. of
trade, and we can report no important change
from previous quotations. Goods are firm, and
trade IS fair. We quote:
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Financial.

The petroIe N list was a tive and lower on Ben
nelnh Run but ethel wirs the market was dull.
Mining stocks " rr quiet a d firm generally. %
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savage Fight I'm n schooI-ene Pupil
shot, Another stabbed, and several
Injured.

Correspondence Of the Evansville [Ind.l Courier.
Capt. Clifford, formerly Of she 45th Ken
tueky volunteers, but better known asi the
"Bloody 4Sth,p has for several months past
been the teacher Of very large school two
miles south Of Marion, KY. Everything
was progressing finely until last Friday, be-
tween ths hsurs Of and O'Clock p. NJ,
when the professor noticed disturbance,
and, on investigating il, found il necessary
TO inflict punishment on some one Of his
pupils, and while engaged in this other
scholars interfered in beEalf Of the pnpil,
whilst tho other part acted in behalf Of the
professor, and a general light ensued. There
were about sixty boys in school at the time,
and they were about equally divided for and
against the professor. Some half dozen
boys managed 10 get the professor in an adj
joining room, and were about &c use the old
fellow up, when about twenty Of the boys,
headed BY the gallant Lieut.. Wocdsides, for
merly Of the same regiment, came 20 his
rescue. II Is 70 be lamented that this young
officer, whilst leading the boys 10 justice, re-
ceived mortal wound from a pistol shot.
Capt. Clifford received severe wound
from knife, an6 was also beaten severely
with clubs, and is at this time in q critical
condition, tut il is 10 be hoped that he may
recover, a. he Is a man highly esteemed BY
every person who knows him. He il dn-
voted Christian and an excellens teacher,
but he win not attempt his profession any
more at this place. "a alf..sfts.,
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TN. Canfe.Israte Dead.

The citizens of Winchester, Virginia, are
making efforts to have the bodies Of the
numerous Confederate dead in that vicinity
collected together and have them properly
buried. To accomplish this they need more
means than they have at command, and we
trust their appeal for this last commenda-'
bic object will be literally responded to.
The following is the address alluded to:
To the people Of The South:
The frequent battles around Winchester. Va.
hA ve left their traces in the many graves scat
tered broadcast over an alea OF twelve miles ra-
dius The dead were generally buried where they
fell, and their rude graves are fast disappearing
beneath the feet of men and beasts. free from the
want of enclosures. to go where they will.
Those who died in the hospitals were mostly
buried in the old Episcopal graveyard. but its en-
closures has long been destroyed and cattle craze
The farming operations of next season, the
winter, and the disappearance by removal and
death Of those who were present ut their burials,
will in few months have no knowledge Of the
resting places of many martyred dead.
Impelled by these considerations, some OF the
citizens of Winchester and It's vicinity have de-
termined to endeaver to collect these scattered
remains in one cemetery, a3d surround them By q
substantial inelosure. This. ofcourse will require
n considerable amount Of money. The means OF
our citizens are very much diminished By the. war
and its results we are therefore induced to appeal
to you for aid in this matter, encouraged BY the
belief that you win feel It privilege ~ well as
duty to pay this tribute Of respect 10 the memory
of those who fell in your cause.
Every Southern State has its representative
among the fallen heroes: we ask all then for such
contributions as they feel able &c give.
Should we succeed in raising the necessary
funds il is proposed TO remove the remains on the
LIST of April 1866 and would respectfully suggest.
10 all whose friends lie under these battle-heids
TO disinter them before that time if they wish 70
do so. In the removal every precautlon will be
taken 10 preserve all Identification. and acces-
sible record will be prepared Of every grave:
All subscriptions may be sent to MIS-. Philip
Williams or Mrs. DR.. A. II. II. Boyd. Winchester,
Va
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REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TEADE.-That
freedmen are being deported from this coun-
try to Cuba, and sold there into slavery, We
fear l. true. Robert Toombs, who is in
Cuba, has written letter in which he states
that he had met one Of his own former slaves
in Havana, and that this negro told him
that he had been inyeigled to Cuba, and sold
to Cuban slave dealer for thirteen hundred
dollars. A correspondent Of the Nsrs says;
Intelligent men believe that this trade is be-
ing carried on, and that the parties engaged In il
are Northern men. In the civil and military ser
vice Of the Government. but he cannot himself af-
firm that their Beliefs well founded
The Spanish Minister at Washington has
denied the possibility Of the existence Of this
trade, so far as Cuba is concerned, but he
may be mistaken. Congress has already IN
itiated legislation upon the subject, and the
Senate has passed a bill intended TO put
an END TO the traffic, il il really exists. Let
the bill pass at once.-N Y. Journal Of Com
f4erce.
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ArRocIous-A MAX kills Hs Ows
WIFE.-It is reported that most foul and
shocking murder was perpetrsted near this
city, on the Nanconnah road, yesterday morn
ing about O'Clock. Itseenas that man
by the name Of Wilson came 70 the city the
evening before, got drunk and returned
home at that hour, waking up the family and
demanding supper. Mrs. Wilson refused 70
comply, whereaYon Wilson bscame enraged,
sprang upon his. wife, and with a small knife
stabbed her in the chest, inficting mortal
wound, from which the poor woman died in
few minutes The intelligence Of this
worse than demon act was brought 10 the
city By Miss Martha Wilson, their daughter,
a young lady aged eighteen years, and who
walked all the way at that early hour 20 pro-
cure q warrant for the arrest OF her fzfheS.
The warrant was Obtained, and an officer
dispatched to arrest the murderer, but we
have not yet learned the result t--MemPhis
BsIiefin.