Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-04
American Dental Association.

American Dental Association.
BosTox. August 3-The American Dem
tai Association passed its third DAYS sitting
tonight, and has already completed its bus
ness. DR.. J. II. MeKellup, St. Louis ;
J. W. Riggs, Hartford Asa Hill, Nor
walk; E. J. Lech, Boston w. A. Morgan,
of Nashville, were appinted Commissioners
in the matter of Dental Claims of the
Goodyear Vulcanized Rubber Company. A
pleasure excursion was made among the
Islands of the harbor and Fort Warren,
by about one hundred of the representa-
tives. The next annual meeting will be
held at Cincinnati Ohio.
Time of Meeting Appointed for the
New York Union State Convention.
SARAToGA, Aug. Sat a meeting of the
Union State Convention held at Saratoga
Springs, Aug. Sd, 1866, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
ResOiUcf, That the Union State COnVen-
tion be held at Syracuse, Wednesday, Sep
tember 5th, next, at II o'clock noon, for the
nomination of candidates for Governor, Lit.
Governor, Canal Commissioner, and Inspec-
tor of State Prison, to be supported at the
next November election; that all Union
electors Of the State of New York who de-
sire the maintenance of the Union, su-
plete suppression of the causes of the late
rebellion by all efficient means, are invited
to send from each assembly district, as
such districts existed in 1865, three
delegates, to be chosen at conventions called
By the respective Union assembly district
organizations.
Daily Cholera Report in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-The cholera re-
- f..N - = Al !
noon shows six new cases, four Of which
we're fatal.
Rebel Conventions Delegates 10
Philadelphia
AUGUSTA, Ga, August 5.-The following
have been elected delegates to the National
Union Convention at Philadelphia Sixth
District, John q. Christy and R. NJ. Nc
MILAN; Seventh District, Richard I. Lyon
and James Mitner.
MOBILE, ALA, August 3.-The State Con-
ventiOn has appointed Lewis H. Parsons,
George D. Houston, Benjamin Fitzpatrick,
Alexander White, A. B. Cooper, John For
sythe, James W. Taylor, Z. r. Mendsey,
delegates at large to the Philadelphia Ma
tionsl Convention. Also the following dis
trict delegates:
First District-John W. Henry, C. C.
Langdon, ". P. Crimshaw. F. j. Jonesbro.
Second District-Lewis Owen, John Gill,
S. A. Tisen, S. G. DOster
Third District-C. A Battle, W. N. Cruik-
shank, NJ. J. Bulger, C. NJ. Colbert.
Fourth District-L. NJ. Stone, J. S. Ken
nedy.
Fifth DISTRICT. Foster, A. ]. Henry, W.
o. Houston, C. B. Cooper.
Sixth District Thomas j. Foster, J.
Liebenon, Goodman W. S. Mudd, William
jackson.
Resolutions were adopted approving the
restoration policy Of President johnson and
accepting the invitation TO unite in Ma
tional Convention at Philadelphia.
PoUGHKEEsIE, n. Y, August 3.-GeOrge
Lorillard, Of Rhinebreck, and Geo. Brown,
of Poughkeepsie, are the delegates from the
First Assembly District, Duchess county, to
the johnson Convention at Saratoga on the
9th inst, appointed by the district club.
General sheridan Visits brownsville
IneOg.-Texas State Government.
GALVESTON, August 2-The steamer
Treacle brings Matamoras dates to the 29th.
The Brownsville Courier mentions the
sudden arrival of Sheridan, incog. He spent
most Of his time in Matamoras. On DIT, that
he bore an official and mysterious message
10 the Mexican authorities He left for New
Orleans on Sunday, quietly.
The President teiegraphs Mr.. Bell, Sec
retary of State, that the Legislature Of
Texas will meet without hindrance on the
9th Of November. Then the officers of the
provisional government will turn over their
respective badges to the officers elect.
Ten new cases of cholera are reported in
two days They are confined to the newly
arrived troops from Hart's Island.