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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-14

$500, &Stc3G19 fur @tniOaEoereE+
Y{cue Wron0cments fitr @inmanperer
bic naA benz Belten gu reiIe n WltnIGen.
gOa bsuts, o. GpDbr,, an werreu Dts StnUanofrer aafb;f
| Nortbsru Gentral @aIpcrt Str. Deprt Stienbabn nit bea
Gypreesus tsfSrbert. Die Sspn 6tetst OaDsr@ zen ent.
arauten eineu sr6seren 8pttbetI, ats tr9enp cine
Snerre 9abn, amb To ft inn "a Dietieu farasf .Is ieRs anHs {
Bdbu naS eenaanten gldSen, alSt
@ittsburg, @IepeIanp, Detroit, 6ort WSpns,
Chicago, WtiIpaHtee, @alena, Dubuque, Sf.
Baul, bod SSIanD, burlington, JCua GttD
uup werbcu besbalb bic nit Der Nrrtpern &eatraI 1apa Sc
bcnbcu YerlOusn 10 Stunpsp fruter ale be nit antern Sef'
nrn ~a.tensen bert etntretten, aud |erben @tai Esntget bt
Rasen babel sere@feIt. Ote Gapn Jtept putt ben t9pnfCn
TbctI ppn Otip. Dis gang Sntternune pn bier bic epscaep
IN 500 Dtetlen. Das Gepad ptrh bier Bc!ES@net (matTepl
uup 8sbt NIT ben paEGBtsren an ben Beftntmar8sprt.
Ga@ G%reiline, OaptOn, Cincinnati, SnOiaaa>
polls, louisville unD st. Souls
rerben ebenfaaS YaAagtert tef6rbert uHb fit tbr @epG6
lei NJ ptiers la,lab1nes'Ohen bere&ust. Dts YdiaJtsrs
f5nnen NIT bea , uprs 0cer AberhS 10 ltbt"Sug nod alien
mettIth .Yliseu gsbea, oeac unterpces aufesbGlteHt ~ perbsH,
DlrdiGbrts~ Ssatte tSerbsn verfaaft tn Der Oftet ets
Aeenttn Sptn =. Ua|Ett,
VItlAy ~ 81 6s1t &is. ssbs %sfta S8ts,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-14
EES IsgsEzE7 Baltimore un0 Obi
GiSpnbnbn.

0VFWUuuU4
Nn uMb rad gpntde 26. W9drs, ptrbeu tdSIiG tSti
3a6e apti9en Baltimore nnt gBbeeltne uni Ynrter&tute
9eEgn nts fDl1t:
8es 9paiue Derldst Baltimore tdeti& (ausseuUmmsn
Grnnta8sl UNI $50 WlDf8enS. Ger @Jpre6jue ta9lid (tne.
%GDnntOes) 10 uEt @bfntS, un6 Ter " cermr6attcniug UtrIaft
Snmeerl6ne FUR u tetItne ta6Iia (aaS6snDmnaen SpnntaeJ
6.45 WiptgeuS
D'eis .3nes ftsbtn tei 8elGir ub Yortersburs In gsrtin.
bune utt alen Yunitsn DrfItG faopsfta u rprbwefliG.
Der 8rehsrtd misunderstanding psrlaBi Baltimore 430
Rad tttG8s taelt6 taus9eupmnsn SDnntassI Dealt& per-
Iabt CT 5lehertG 7.l5 Jfol8,ns ta6ltG (aus8enrmnen SpHns
tags.
Der euteUtts Wias 3 9 ssra6t 9al!tmos 6 20 aab 10 90
40 pnoll.3O Born uro 8 uo 6 90 Na1mttIasS.
9la@ Waiblngtpn.
Ab8anG bon Baltimore I'm 40 7.05, 845 unb 9.45 WiDr-
gsns anb 3, Ii unb 7.55 goGm. Spunta6s I'M 4.I0 pnS
DCn Qaftin ton $40, $50 unb Ills Mor5enS unb 2 As.
A 30 une $50 Abenbs. @OnntaSs I'm Z 20 DlG.6e:' uni 2.t5
unb 7.30 3ld6nitttaGs. Rug btr945 Mnnnpelts unb 800
gtOGmitta9s5us UCn 8aItimprg, uns Der 20 ~Dioreensue uEb
sr 2.45 NaGn. bU9 son Nai9tnetpn taItta an aGea Sta
ttpnen.
Ser 7.05 @grnt.. unb 4 Is EG&ra.8ue spn Baltimore, unS
oar 7 80 Dlrrsen3u9 nnb q 80 Wa3u. 3uB pn ~9eaftins-
ton aeb,n tn gerbtnbune NIT Der Auudpplis ROab. 3a5e
ues!afen @nnapOits I'm $50 Nicr8ens Gue $40 fir Bal
Wesrn nabsrer &Hasinnt, 8iaets jteer @rt,e. wense man
90 an s. Z: England, agent, tn her GanSfnfattOn Uhrr an
BITE GtGet Office.
80, 9. SMITH, Granspsrtmetaer.
s. ~. 6pte. Sc 8ttet agent ,IiI1S)
LA $3.50 0~ftd)nOa0, Uregrtcfsbur8
Sur ~9tellenoe nab benz Suoen
3 petmn! tGGIt6 (Spnnragsa pfgfnUnnei.)
Die fNnclHe unS ~fiirSety Roate nad) g~tia,tnenS
ga. unS rem Sureu
bia Der Baltimore ue Sbio @iisnfaDn mad gDdIbtnaten.
Eotonnae Dam fbp9 c eebsn BIN Sirtbff a6en gBeri.
II, q Nqua @ref U Q Nt1m0nb. Die 6rebrtd BURG uu
@GtGnGe &tieab b 1T ifet DOn aquta @ree bis Sid pnb
in Da n SANG, ub bic 3u9e b~erelben febt / 9trbia.
eung mt ? n .3h9tn er nt1mohp udb petrsburg EnS SIR
i'd nDno nP Oanoia gtf"nbatnen far 5e e. sbaTa gBsl.
b,n. 2Dl atE9!oa 3tale b % ~ieES63rp, Salisbure Gbar.
lShe G9sEeF ab 81 lrlef n S.G.
Gt 3uge oerl alien cite H1uoeH Station un 430 Bor-
mt.1a3s anb3 uc . 20 Ra4m tugs anS fevea in Der.
DtnaonS IN Fai6 a8tou - en- "a npf5ooten, peip, tia
LID, 90 n aga aus 5euonn ea, 6ea 5trto toG6ea BART nm
Z utt DO militia 6 - Z ubr u ID milta4 peri lien IN IA
&tGmcno m 80 u ON. uab ! 50 Bora. Ga'pmmsL
our9 40 ht4 m tn 10 5tureru
6inf5lg W(ellea filr5er IND 10 Stunoen ihnel=
Ter mad JtlAmOno ais irgeno cine qnoere
Houte
6ebt Hatr unb nstr1t rua a Ger gamten St tic Durb
Stnett oG Gq1ta Street, mo {reestid blrg ma Nt6mgsb
UNI labt gu GU d. 4befs fir suer 3t2a ae3e4
Omnt5u Eno -spG4 lDI3sn heb Il jsDerge tn Joafs.
t7Gton 5erett UNI Dada5 ere ant 5ep1d unent5sltlt5 sab
ten Da@pf;co.ea 81 BE- 6rosrn.
u Retbb1m 4 5pns,
10. 142 e bitt1fea D,-It Ge1E-a.. IsentsH.
Gbdrte8 II 5aAeg.
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E@ SeioeneS Gi9arrensYa Sancp 8apier
eFantt, sHbts m. tt, In erUssr HusrsbI bet
80. i. NctVk @ArBIet,
i VspD 7 VI wsAseat EIasE Q 9sst &C..
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kSsAS%s
@rparnib Don .3stt, gelp uno @~nifsrnuns
rEU6 es
Saltiunprs SAto G'ifeubabn,

IIHlU uItH <VtHtH UNE ~NtIIN4h'
iiber NarferSbur9 mo Nt1rtetta, cotr Senlpcpp,
gSbesltn9 mo &clumbuS.
Sic Baltimore btp stleubaon btettt rem ~reii,rSsn III.
bltIun Die arbsten 9crtbetle in %tIas auf S,atetttt, Ss-
auemltotetf, @t6epstt, 9uutijtlstt unp SNtRRet bar
Sceneris' IN, fcfa6 ic prn istnrr aHfern Sopn IN sIei III
Ftn 2 uktrttpftn rtIn. 9trit SdFn, Srm atlantll@sH
Wfetre aus,ttue. TT te 6lHtft ous %eeestnICtt <trte, elciG
setits absr aud bic turssfc ~nf laaeaar auH Hahfr re oIi-
ltgfs Route ir rte ae lsnRto lac ecm SbereH, et MIC
per fsblen ipl'tn re ~ tenEttn.
Wiellels@ ntfernIu9 y. Baltimore nab @iltclnrlatl:
ueptr garferS 800 VteueH.
9enrrce unb Neeeltn5 ............S3S
6~arrisburs uuo y ttSpnre ..........659
9urb bic Dfar'etta 2inte ...,.......... 55
etne @riparn s an Ter @ntftrnung ppu lis
Eurh ee columbus finite ............... 500
cine Srirarnt6 on ber G~ntf.uung pom 60
RetIsnpe relde bic SalttmpTt- ShD &Iienbatn ~tenubea,
lestn bic DC f IN Ia &ds jurud Il. fapltn tn pasen, he Gaf
tas Nuerp, Nusn tie IN I q pclttei ten Is II Ell sertbtettne
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DG@ Bur belpuperen SerllltlltBnapnle' ASsa
o. MAMIE, ar mn 9etk ute rlien ltr ~tIridttS letn, etc
lie tbrt 8taee taufrn unp lputen ~ettttlben nlr Dpn lpl9sn
dngen, arn Seamien ia Ien, bic ron brem S.bdlte ltben,
ut6t aber Don WiatIe,n Ofer 3wtft emit Gsern, Ia tic lOnl Der
@etGbr ausseies fnb, tei4ptnpeti 81 psrpen une tPr @fle
umipat II sSu6sbtn.
ur@fdtrts. BtlIete
nab alien &betlen etS gDelfns limb gu BADEN ct
Carl j 9ti bebranpt,
@eu.. @mtgran ca. u t. bsr BALTIC SbiS &%tlenbapa
(3ImrIH Or. 81 Ibamesfrufe, Balt,mpre.
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Sic 0arblanl
0ebeng>
Gerii9erung8@ GOmpagmie
ppa Baltimore
3nbaber ppn 8eriiberunsSsS &einen baben
Nntbeil am @eipinn.

psieSrisRe Staten
con BEN bcRem GOiapesmiem.
Der gbarser btetr G~Ompasnte ~srfoztert stn Depot. SOn
atAt pea;6er ais 100000 tetm Stats S6aSmetfer In er'
Ter &laHt Sther beitspapieren ~beItebenb, ais SarGntte fir
tbrItGe SanbIuneswetie mtt ben .Snbabern bon Berf9e-
ruuesf&etnsn.
Diefe ~@Onpasnte III berstt, eer5bnlt6e ae5en8 : gerf@e-
runeS define pbtr aud Sbein' fur etne gewt1fe Tetbs ben
5nbren Gnb fur Bebu Sabre nt&t %OerfaHbars S6eint aus
%tu8eben.'i
Dessleiaen @beine fur ausfeuern, idtrIt&e G iniornnasn tf.
Beamte;
gerrse 3. GbOraas, Sr2Rbent.
.-r. ~ trettpreH III.
5anltltrn CATER, ppn SamtltDn Cater IL &c. t.
Aaan u. chapman. DON EsrtIanP, 9tais & Gp.
4t @ep y IbDrtas, DON penn, NIpnelnus Il 60.
Su9b Siden, SteGm DtGrbie 93pris.
Stram WpOba IT,, spn ODuebertp, 2Bopbs * Go.
@eD 8 RtGeT, Don 4oIrOtb, Vttaer & 90.
GbbnaS GaHarS, zen Gilbert gaHdrb q Sptn.
Era Dtprts, trM gm DlotttS & 60. '",
Gbas Webb, BON GbGaas Il et. d..
t. Sstn -. DGUts, Ssis.
Or. ). %, l5eni, circumference arSt.
Or. g~brtfppber Spbnfpn, eOniulttrfnbfr Arst.
~ 1ttne RrFsr tnr Spltcen, Stsaspel Rber ars Hide In
tertI6un9.
Sir GGbeusn, @ntsn nc. neuee man Ra Gn he office Ger
&crapaGnie, NO Is Seutbnr.,
ttnItl4 ~ ..t uesr Der Branfltn g3nnf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-14

u! @ovssncttcut Seeb Cuttings III
go Rtatn btt f. hft Qua ttdt suHpfns fpeben unb Ufitrtr
~ ftbr ~nttbristns PFelie
S1ftpt S&r5bef,
13sn 81 er&anet place uGtf 0oxttat,
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TemersN erffdseruna
Der aipciirten 6euermanns 8erIi1erunaS9e.
Ienidait pom Baltimore.
NU. a. SouIbfr., ~steenlbrr BEN Sun-@ebdubs.
Su getra6t Der ~rrtOI0rsta N Sbdtiefttt bs Ddmpf.;seu mr.
Depdrtemsnts aeusn ptr upn itst an Ium ~btateeren Vretis
neue poItecn dus unb erneuern aud Bite alien Al ben biuta-
fen Jtatsn. Nat Dtcient0en. wsl6t 5duiet WsbeIn ctst
lonftss Dsrtbetsenfdnbt flr etn Obtr acbcn Sabre ~ Der
H6trn wunfhen, werben btermit etneeIabeu, I'D bic ptat
unlcrsr berab0tfebten prdmten an Iuitten.
uue 9erluae nerbtn MTG btster prompt nuh LIBERAL aus
ptiabIt. som q. Moore, YrdE.
DireFtUren:
@n. VI Sad. NHen patne!
8lt SdneS q. gpbeebtn, SdmeS @etto.
kaneafer Dub. Rpab WdIFer.
&tbarb q. Wdrn. Jdrss VI g3ruteL
samuel 4trt. Sdcpb 3ruh.
BrnnetB BurnS. SameS Ypuna.
WramelS u, WltNes. Same6R. Osrae.
~, ". Z, .. Aixtt,
SVVsBsIIssVI Wsh
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Sentfbe Eeuersg3erficaerum9SzGefe
fe3aft pou Baltimore.

Seutfche Eeuersa}erficaeruu9SsSefel
fGbaft pDu Baltimore.
Office: NgB@de pDn Soutb unD QOmbaro Str.
ta 2. Stpd Der iSermers & %tcr 5ants EaMt,
@tneane tn eDmbart Str.
Gieie neue 3e fel lbaft IA test berett. Verh5erunasn aHtt
Nrt Ssgen Berlua eber S3sben busG 6tues entgqeensu nsb.
nan, 90 Die aittsn Der GeieGfaef T9 In ben panben Spu
Iber 400 fat burbeebenbs OeutfGtt Burger 3~altinpre's
~beItneen, 70 Ia oas bsutf6e publttuna ~beipnoere etngelaben
oieTsn In unierer UiiIte aui Der l~rIteefen Bats besr anbf.
ten uuternebmcn fetns @erftterunsen an3uuertrauen.
Sir YpIicen mirD teine Gere6nuna eemo6t.
Yrotbent: & b u o. 9Debet.
Btce.@ratprnt: 5stnrtG Str6us.
DireStprcn
S9ferb ~Stnprsrt, ~ Ausna Waonfr.
@ntpn 1%8etetsttel. @brihopb StfeG,I
@eprG 8pf. BriCbrt6 9Debr, .
SrbeRn gater, Scte ScIs,
Wtt6ael QEtatnas. ScfDb 8. Banforb.
Brans s. RHper, @rnp 80 uar.d.
5etnrtG Sees Sefr.
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tIniOm Teuer $ 93erfi&erRnGS> GcfeD
fdbaft . Baltimore.
DttGt GeIeui6aft 10 nunmetr ptrett, eucr-@erf6truneer
ar Stabt- Inb oanbbedBtbum entGe8euiuuepmen. Dtt Dffci
efubttRG Np. 40 Seepnbltrabt auf Der Wcreitttt
Sobn4oate pr6tbent.
. Otrettcrtn
abauncp 1r0ptb, prdftentSet sDtI.ern 9aat"
2enrp 9 Sbrpcd.
Dm. abtSnut, opn 1m. Gbesnut s. o..
Simon parlbura, Rar fnann. Sputbar S%Ss
Ism DrtbeeS, BON Dm. Bridges h Spbn,
5Otn % Scenes, ylebIbanbler. YrattRr.
9piepb Matthew's, BON Ebcs. Wettbepe& SpbnI
Bna 4. penS Beef uub pprf-Y6fIer.
9ubn q Bridges. Don s. a, DrtbeeS Il CO.
Jpbn Coates, UretterbdnbIGr.
9dpes . Spear. BON 9ebr Speat.
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(8ntt ~ OttS spear SER
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6a .Ss g!eues arrangement.
Wbil0pcIpbia, 0ilmin0ton Il. Saltimprt

0llCnOuGg.
an ant mad Drnnsrfa8, l 9Hni, perlsfe bic 3tss b
y,efbentfr. Geppt pte f.I3t:
Der 9Of5aG taF SttIaosipsta gEe 3DtfStnfatipasn I'm
5.25 Norsens.
grprts5us nE fur Rem gprt $40 Wcrssus.
Grpre6jn9 fur Qttldotlpbtn une Rep @ere, 10 Ts5u.
gphjug fIr philadelphia u. 3ptl@enaGttenea AS slas1,
Grpr' s8u8 fur 9Ptiabs!pa'a Rab 3ptf4sHrattpren, ass
Abenpe.
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Dteif 3ugs eehn ,aJiid1 IusseHpnmen Sgnutdss.
an pnutagen.
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abcrbs.
Sir Salisbury une 8nif5enpuntts an Der gslarars Balm
9.25 Atenps, uub III Gprer, Del, LILO gla5m.
t6pi-l Bn. Gran ferb, 8etEt.
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@lurOOeut(d)er Glog0.
A HeeelmiBi9e 6ireftc
SE poas 9ampfi9iF> SSa9rt
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pia Sout6ampton
oHrfg bic b%eliebten, elegant eiugeri6teten pohbamps,0igt
Nsnericas Capt. 3. g. Wteper,
ese,u DDre, Capt @. @rnF,
@erE9ann, Capt. O.. gDente
bdufa, Capt. q. bon Sterenbprp
Bremen. s u 8 Wepnaber,
SfntfdDianb, i'm 8du, Capt s. WeTels,
unio~s i'm Ban, Capt. 5. 3. BON Scnten.
bon 5000 8onHen uut 700 gferbefraft
Die @rpetitIonStose Hnb fpte fofat ~fef0eiest:
Son x're'ret: Southampton: geerp
gar, "a. 0Rdrs %. aprif q
"A Wui 5
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gaai 5 Gaai 2S
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faelerel mad @u9tonb unb 6raufrei6 in Gout6oupton
Baiiage@8rejie:
95pn Bremen andb gse,n W2rf.
I 6otg+e Oberei Salon....$112 So
unterer DO ...-. 80 so ) in Cob.
Smti@enbed ......... Is 90
BON "Fefe Bprs nad' 8renfen' 2rnnOn, 5apre uns
gprtbdmptpn. " -
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3fpti6eroed .........-...... 81 SO
Nne incl @etSfi8nr8. 9inber 5piiGen Ito 3a6rer
bic Sdlfte.
@ontanten mad Sabre, 0cnbpn. guat6austor
nnb Bremen 5n ben u~ieSrgfen 8reiIeu.
Bodete u. I. t. tperOen bic 9 rSv @9rrrittaos AM Gb.
~9ait96tage i'm Burean Der t1ntersei9aeten anae1ourn1er
lnb auf Serlangen rad ir0enb eineRl G6cile esn Dentid
Lamb ~6efGrcert.
9tit bieisn S6ifen Setber griefe mad oIeu 96eiter
Seuttftian4s 6ef6rbert unb unter Der Iuihrift ,eer grs,
u1er Steonler" in alien Pcf- Bureaus Der Ser. @taatel
aHSenpmnen.
Me9en GraGt unb @aiia8e menbe man f6 Gil
GeIricb's & Co.,
to.. gfD. 68 grpabfr., ger gori
cper an Die Ottce bcS Baltimore NSeder". G1ia III
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Die saa
1lni*eD. State8
~5SSerers 1t. Mariue Z crliderunossgnu1
Uon BaIttmpre.
osrateYt { LBn' ertra Srten fir TEN @srHdcrun sl6stn,J
rebanbs W1lr n unt %anbsrts Gteent UNI ter Stas, Ofsr
dn0'rr @unften ffGen Verirt tn d. SFuer auf bic Dauer
fsrner
GebiTe unS 2aeuneem
llf Sn!aro Gspalitr 0ter Rrbsr see asGen gsrluf tur&
Office SIS. 17S I'D grDabpay.
&oarS Ser Girsftpren:
fames Rdnido 2Dn 8 gatbears
&brlss { Morris So VI Coleman
Gaieb y SpueS
Ss9R q 4 @a9SSIpas gr iaHasssss.;.
(mr312'fuw) 9e nrpG SpntS, Sseretar.
Mational 6 bens> u1b 3sile=
GeriiGernngezO lcQiGaft uOn Wew Oprf.
Gapital $5OO,OOO.
Office In Baltimore SIR. 56 grbange Ylace.
guSGrner unb 2sit gOi'een werteu af eemrtnf6aftIidt
pian acoeben, eth Dritbetl Ger Police fdru lI8 Nntehen
asben RI 'ten rtns Nc:e. @eptnn wtrb in gaar inter bic
/ pciicCn z babar %pertheiit.
$96 80 100 idhrltds @tn5ablune Hdern elmer 2~5i5triecn
Qsriou Bat tbrem Gore bic 9pltcen @tn3abluue BON 5000
unb Geriun.
sls7 So = 100 iaNrIids 8oDruns adert ether ~2sidbrtaeu
Serf I'm ttne Nentrn 9Oiice scn S., 600 ,ablbar chi so Sc.
Der sjabr Drer Astrn Rptf
NGaemetne unfaa 9olteen 6epen @prfp~ mntfe ir6enb ct.
nr Dirt wsT6tn a ( ireenb etnen 3ettraum bon 1 su 5
Sabren 5nrn 8etra8e BON $500 - $40. 000 aug teeten.
Gfeffe @eri&eruass 5fdetS, peI6e geeen u eIifiiGe
9UrfemmniIis anf folGen Fetfen. eedeu tOit,n 10 Gt8. pr.
ddf fir $1,000 TN EC5esfaIe pier Is 90 pr. gEs6i I'm Safe
tSrperItGsr Verlfsung
meteosrfidsrun88 8tlets staen gOr- unS 3ufage irsenh
etrsr Nrt fphen rs @'f. pr. Sag fir $4,000 I'M 6Obesfaa ber
NIT S5 pG@entli6er @ntid ti9una TN BERN nbuuss faue-
Sfe Dplicen esgen lnfdae aut pFenrr Gee, fir eurcpdt.
'Ge urp dnerttant de 5afen fcffrn 81 fir $1,000 fur San
5ranctsco uRb fueamertcauti6 6dfen 81 fGr $1,000.
@bDarb u Sonee, pret,
gDrn 6 Drtnte @ice greE.
Mf er 6 Wt1& Seer.
2. .. San Buren,, S6abrt.
@EtHp . sutton, Gsneral scent.
sutton g 2 m NELL, Aeenteu. Il.
SIC. 56 @rGaRae place,
(nr312jD Baltimore.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

Yesterday afternoons Report
"THECHOLERA In CINCINNATI
Twenty-Five Deaths Yesterday !
$50 Deaths from Cholera Last
Week In New York.
THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Confederate Majority 12,OOO.
JAMES STEPHENS COMING WEST
Explosion Of the Steamer Gen.
Lyle.
Confederate Majority 1890
JAMES STEPHENS COMING WEST
Explosion Of the Steamer Gen
Lyle.
From Columbus.
Special Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER
srATE CONVENTION.

STATE CONVENTION.
COLUMBUS, o., August 1.-THE State Con-
vention of Conservative Republicans, with
a weakness for bread and butter, met at
Naughton's Hall this morning for the pur-
pose of appointing four delegates from the
State at large and two delegates from each
Congressional District to represent the State
in the COpper-Johnson Convention to be
held in Philadelphia on the 18th inst.
There were about two hundred present, all
the Congressional Districts being represen-
ted hut the 18th. The Convention was
called TO order by Col. Baker. Col. E. B.
LaDgdon, of Cincinnati, was elected Presi-
dent, and A. E. stockwell, of Tuscarawas,
Secretary.
On motion of Lew Campbell a Committee
of Resolutions, consisting OF one from each
Congressional District was appointed, to
whom all resolutions be referred without
debate. Lew Campbell is Chairman of said
Committee. J. E. Hurlbut was appointed
for the 18th.
A Committee on Permanent 0rganiza-
tion was appointed with Col. Baker as
Chairman.
l.. A. Harris read q resolution, which was
to the Committee on Resolutions.
A long letter from Thomas Ewing, of
Lancaster, endorsing the Philadelphia Con-
vention was read.
Adjourned till 3 o'clock.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08
Washington News,

NEW YORK, August THE morning pa
Washington:
Not n Delegate.
The Tribune says that Hon. Cornelius
Cole, United States Senator elect for Cali
fOrnia, declines to be a delegate to the Phil
adelphia Convention. He says his name
was used without his authority, and he does
not approve of the movement.
The New Orleans Affair.
The same paper says that General Sheri.
dams dispatch to General Grant, on his ar
rival in New Orleans after the riot, was mu.
tilated so as to make a false impression.
Naval.
Considerable feeling is manifested anon
the sailors Of the navy, and has crept out in
dispatches to the Navy Department, at the
omission by Congress of the recognition OF
the services Of that important arm during
the late war. The bounty bill appropriatinC
an additional bounty of 500 TO soldiers,
makes no mention of sailors, nor are they
anywhere mentioned or rewarded for Their
equally meritOrious services.
Lunatics.
The sudden transition from slavery to
freedom, together with the immense amount
of suffering incident thereto, has filed to
overlooking the Lunatic Asylums of the
South.
Personal.
It is currently reported that Major Gen
eral E. Z. S. Candy will succeed General T.
7. Eekert as Assistant Secretary of War.
No appointment has as yet been made.
sent Back. the Extra $4,000.
Congressman Hubbard, of Western Vir-
ginia, has sent to the contingent fund of
the treasury the extra 81, 900 which Con-
gress voted itself, saying that he voted for
the increased pay because he could not
otherwise vote the bounty to the soldiers.
PersOnaI~
Brig. Gen. Nm. A. Nichols, A. A. G. in
the War Department. is named as Lieut..
Gen. Sherman's Chief ofstaff.
Sufferers by the Rebellion.
The large farm # the Hon. Joseph Segur,
Of Hampton, Va has been occupied by the
Federal troops since 1861, now five years,
neither the rent for which, nor for the de-
structiOn aud use of personal property wal
ued at sic, 00O6 has he ever been compen-
stated for. At present he is unable to obtain
indemnity, owing TO the ruling of General
Meigs that . claimant must not only him
self be loyal, but his claim must originate
in a loyal State. This decision is being
considered by the Secretary of War, as it
effects the vial interests Of a large class OF
Unionists whose only dependence was ne
cessariiy taken by our troops, but who have
been unable to obtain redress. The proc
iamatiOn of peace Of President johnson on
the I'd Of April, 1850, allows about four
months consideration, bnt back of this date
it is claimed compensation cannot 90.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08
From New York
GhOIRra.

NEW York, August 7.-0nly nineteen
CAGES of cholera, including four deaths, were
reported in this city yesterday. The de-
crease was thought to have occurred from
the change of the weather, although it was
supposed that a number of cases were not
reported. The mortality report gives the
total number of deaths for the past week as
949, of which 239 were from cholera.
In Brooklyn but few cases are reported,
and the accounts from the islands are more
encouraging.
There was a meeting of the Board of
Health last evening. Another cholera hos
pital was ordered to be opened up town.
During the debate on Brooklyn President
Schultz proposed TO organize a corps Of
nurses to attend the cholera patients at
their own residences.
The Fenians.
James Stephens, the Head Centre oil
Fenianism, is to start on a western tour
during the present week. An unusual de-
gree Of activity has prevailed among his
wing of the brotherhood lately, but nothing
will be furnished for publication.
Charged with Forgery.
George Andrews, formerly a merchant Of
Williamsburg, was arrested yesterday
charged with several forgeries on down
town merchants. He was committed by
Jnstiee Hogan, and will be examined this
morning.
Verdict.
The coroner's jury investigating the
deaths caused by the recent explosion OF
Harris & Co.'S sugar refinery on Second
street returned two verdicts yesterday,
three of the Jurors deciding that the en-
gineer. Philip Ryan, was responsible Tor
the explosion, and three Of them deciding
that the firm of Harris & Co. were to blame
for employing careless people in the estab-
lishment.
The demand of the journeymen carpen-
tiers and ioiners of Brooklyn for the privi-
lege of quitting work at 4 o'clock on Satur-
day afternoon has met with he acquies-
cence of nearly all the employers. The
movement is considered a decided success.
Shot Through the Head.
Two young men, named Charles Feargus
and Patrick McCunD, engaged in an alter
cation in Brooklyn yesterday when Feargus
shot his antagonist through the head in
ficting q wound which was pronounced
fatal by the physicians. Feargus was ar
rested.
Another Tenian Raid Expected.
The Herald's Ottaws special says ii is
confidently expected IN Canada that another
Feniau invasion will soon take place. The
militia are kept drilling. An attempt is
being made 70 have Parliament Prorogued
in the latter part of this week to avoid an
investigation of the Fort Erie affair
The steamer Santiago de Cuba, Of the
Nicaragua route, has arrived.
Mr.. Jones complained yesterday in Par
Lament that the crown lands were badly
managed, that a great revenue was lost,and
settlers were driven to the United States
where more encouragement was given them
than here.