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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02


THE MLToSIbN TABLEAUX To-NIGHT-
Brainard's Hall will no doubt be filed to-
night probably as it never was before, by
those wishing to witness the exhibition Of
the Great Miltontan Tableaux from London.
It is one of the most celebrated exhibitions
Of tho day, and should commend itself to
every lover of the fine arts. The ~ilustra-
ton of Millions great poem might well test
the ability of the most conzummate artist,
for it Is an aspiring and daring theme but
in the present instance it has been most
successfully accomplished. It will be on
exhibition but a short time.
The Baltimore american Of February 2sth
last, in referring to the successful and IN
precedeutsd run of this exhibition in that
city for the five weeks prev Gus, thus re-
marks
"The spirit of our readers has fully pos
sessed us on the subject ofthese remarkable
tablesux. They visit and revisit them
we write and re-WIils about them, and yet
they possess the same novelty and charm
they did on the night Of the first exhibition
in this city, when We were called u witness
the mass OF nuilfuu btliEE lAatL Al4tA AhAlll-
more street. vainly ~endeavoring to gain ad-
mittance to the Maryland Iustitute-the
1 largest and most capacious hall in this
country. Not less than $4,000 people have
attended the evening and afternoon exhibit
tons Of the MiltOnian Tableax, from which
the proprietor has reaped a golden harvest,
and by which the people have been in
| tensely gratiied, the public taste improved
and a better knowledge of MIltOn'5 sublime
poem disseminated.
&" We hold that the public exhibition Of
works of art is one of the most direct and
perfect means Of educating the masses, and
that the presentation OF sublime themes is
the surest way to ennoble the aspirations OF
the human mind.
"These beautiful tableaux carry the i'm
agination " from Nature up to Natures
God" They present the theological doe
trine of the fall of the angels, the creation,
the fall of man, as presented to the glowing
fancy Of one of E~ngland's greatest poets and
most profound and accomplished scholars,
and they excite a popular enthusiasm net
unlike that awakened by the first appear
ance of the poems themselves.
"They possess the charm of novelty, of
the highest perfection of art, OF daring
flights Of the imagination, and Of the Won
derlul revelations of the inspired patri-
archs.
"The weakness Of man, the power OF
temptation, the arts of Satan, and the ON
impotence Of the Creator, are all truthiully
and wildly represented, and the moral
effect must be in the greatest degree bene-
fetal.
"Hence we are not surprised that clergy
men and churchmen are the most ardent
admirers and faithful supporters Of these
entertainments, and we venture the pre-
diction that, should they be repeated in
Baltimore at some future day, the same sue
cess Will reward the energetic and gentle
manly proprietor that has so fortunately
and deseryedly attended him since his first
exhibition ia this city
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Nav XaRE, June 90.
The Commercials mousy artieIs say:
Tlrrs is a c)RtinHrd lulIness ia Vail street in
cvrIy IhiHg except z ~. The lest Indication ~
the 0vrrsUlI condition Of thr market ard .earcirv
Of gold is ia the face that this morning Loans L,vg
been male at j.da ( per cent. per day.
There Is still considerable activity in govern
ments. considerable amount Of the transactions
h.weyer, are due to the changing Of old ) 3Os iato
other bonds aad T-8rs, owing to fhe Temporary df-
lrreucs OF price betGreu tHe two classes. The cor
sequence OF lhi' movement as 4 decline Of about =
on BIOS Of g. and corresponding advance in those
Of later dates and il lO-4us. 1913 Hra X ] AVER. o.
In railroad stocks the transactions are nominal,
except or Erie, sales Of which, at the rsSular
board, am 'uRted 10 500 shares at GlIZaCIZ
Hudson River closed firm at III.
Money Is more in demand, chiefly from operators
IN gold, who are ready to pay high rates or interest.
On demand leans there are more transactions at 5
per cent but4 per cent. Is I e prevail Ing pIice.
PcoIgn Exchange is nominal There il come -f-
fort 10 sell commercial pap 7 but The demand Is
qui.t.
Thosteaners to-day took cut for EUROPE 1854, Ssh
The Posts money aItic'efays:
The loan market is easy and abundantly supplied
at 500 per cent Commercial paper passes freely
at 5GG7, with little Offering.
The stock market is duh aud little doing. oNeept
in government securities, { r which the invest
mrnt demand Is active, especially from small Luy-
ers in The cUuutry. After the Board Eri1 sold for
80.
Foreign Exchange closes Iniet for tho steamer.
Bills for ~ days on LJniOn lO6L@'U7.
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WARvIHG.-The Memphis argus reports
the following case of "~misplaced conf
dence." We sincerely hope it may prove a
warning to the young and t~houghtless Of
this city:
Night before last, as the moon rose over
the hill and tree tops, gliding the spires of
our beautiful city with her silyery rays,
there might have been seen upon the roof
OF an Egyptian cottage, which Is fiat, and
covered with pure white gravel and pitch,
a couple OF lovers seated, enjoying the
beauty Of the scene, and
Though few the hours, the happy moments few,
so warm with heart, SO rich with love they few,
That their full souls forgot the viii to roam,
And rested there, as in a dream Of home
The sun during the day had been very
warm, and thus they met TO spend the leet-
ing hours of twilight, enjoying the pleas
ant breeze nat loated up from the magnO-
liza garden beneath, and Intcrchanglng their
soul longiucs and warm affections. Near
each other the lovers sat with one arm he
encircled the waist Of the beautiful creature
ST his side.
1" Her little hand lay gently, confdingly
in his, and ell passed quietly and lovingly
until the bell tolIed the midnight hour.
"Noae but the loving ana heio.ei
Should be awake at tins sweet hour.
The tolling of the bell reminded them
that
"Tirei nature's sweet r~estorsr, balmy sleep,
was requisite for lovers as we'll as others.
Still seated near each other, the plighted
VOWS we're again and again exchanged, and
ssGled with kisses, like
"Ninken sweetness long drawn out
At length, after MAN. vain attempts to
sever these pleasant pleasures, the trsnsPOr-
ted IOrvcra found THAI they were bound to
each other by more sticking bonds than
lovers VOWS. The hot sun had melted tha
pitch. and after sitting so long, and the
night air having cooled the r~osinUus matter
they found they we're both stuck fast
The Young gentleman usst attempted 10
d-isengage Liiaself, but found, like aunt Js-
mima's plaster, " the mO!e yOu Try 10 pull i
oil, the tighter il sticks the faster The
Young lady then attempted to get up, which
She ail, MINIS the skirt of her dress, and
all her u~nder-ciOthes, IS far rs the " filters"
Ia this blight she attempted - ~rslisve her
iisrausolate partner, hut il was Of 10 USE
be couldn't come. After some P2rleT. he
came TO the conclusion ne could manage it
by Slipping out Of his pants. Accordingly
he asked of his companion II she could
lend him a pair Of pants until he could go
home. She thought her pas would DO If
they were not too long. With this intorma-
ton he slipped of his boots, and lo0sening
his s~uspenders, drew himself out of his
pants as easily as possible; and the discon-
ISOLATE ecunle took themselves down stalrs
in a very binsninE meuner, and looking
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


lake Tim" by the FOreIOck.-TLe nj
asUa which E'nerat,s Epidemic Gvsrs is now
rising in oIouIs under the tIazirg beams Of the
dog day sun. Esery living body, as well AZ refuse
animal and vegetable matter, omits uuwhCIesoms
yaPors, and in crowded cities ami tho dense asssm-
blases which business and pleasure call to- thor
the o!enents Of disea-o ave evolved. The pressure
upon every vital organ IS never SO great as in the
second and lhird month Of snmGcr, aud common
sens, teaches us that these organs require to be
Reinforced t. ms,t it.
We HID our Iives, SO to speak, on a repairing
Iease, and this +. the seaIon whom tie process Of
dil-piIation is most rapid aud repairs are most
rrluirrl. Therefore JnaI up. prop aud r.',in ,Lc
po,rr.r Il Ho'irs with that mighty vegetable recu-
perant, H]OsTETTER's BITTEEs. He who
takes it may be said t. cl0tho himself In saaitsTy
mail, against which Epidemic disease v III hurl its
poisoned shafts in vain. This ia no & ~atu.taus IA.
%s5rtion, bat a great lasdiraI fact, attested Iy
twelve by twtlvo years experience in every eli
mate Of the habitabIo globe. Fxtremrs oftsmpa-
nature always disturb the functions Of Gle sio-
mach, the bowels, tho liver ali the skfa. 1t is
through the that the most dangerous malad.es
a:saiI Us. Tore them in adyanc, with HOSTEL
TIERS BITTERS, aad defy heat and malaria.
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'AAHbS nom gSs'ANHl =
closed lower. We quote

Compound lat. Notes, '65-IUI1. q '07% Ice gIO9
In the local money market there is very
little change to report. The demand for
loans continues quite up to the ability of
the banks to accommodate, and the market
remains close. The quarterly statements
Will probably be made on Tuesday. OF
Eastern exchange the supply is quite up to
current wants, though there is no material
excess, and tho market cannot be called
more than easy. Rates are steady at 4G%
discount buying and par selling.
The law of Congress taxing the issues of
State Banks 10 per cent goes into effect af-
ter to-day. The law reads as follows:
Section C. Aud be it further enacted that
every National Banking Association, State
Bank, or State Banking Association, shall
pay Il tax of ten per centum on the amount
Of notes of any State Bank or State Bank
ing Association paid out by them, after the
first day OF July, 1866.
This docs not interfere with the passage
of Stale Bank currency among individuals,
or corporations other than banks, and
should not be regarded as impairing the val
ne Of this class of currency in general trade.
So far as our own State Bank notes are cou-
eerned, their value cannot be affected by this
law, as they are fully secured by a pledge
Of the public stocks, and in the hands of
the people they will be as good as ever. 1t
is probable, however, that We shall not long
see them in circulation, as the work of call
ing them in is steadily progressing and the
total remaining out is very small.
In the general markets to-day business
was quiet. There was q moderate trade
demand FIR Flour, at steady prices, but no
large movements. The tone of the Flour
market is very firm, and the tendency on
the upper qualities is rather IN the direction
of higher prices. Wheat is dull of sale, but
prices are firm. The market is about bare of
spring. and dealers are not disposed, in the
present situation of tho markets, to order
O.. Corn and Oats are quiet and steady.
Provisions continue in good trade demand,
aud we note a general advance on smoked
meats to-day. The market is Grm. Butter
continues very quiet, but the feeling is
rather irmer, though without especially af-
lecting prices. Cheese is steady. Eggs are
firm. Highwiues are in moderate request,
and firm az S rs. Alcohol and Spirits are
higher. Petroleum continues dull, and the
market is weak at our quotations.
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j. v. Painter.
BANKER,
AZ Superior street, Cleveland, Chic
DEALER IN
UNITED STATES BONDS,
Specie and Foreign Exchange.
maNIn. RIh
MARINE NEWS.
EOET or -CIzEV6a1AaD.

VI I'll
EATERED-----.a-..JuSE3 80.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop Ulran, Brown, Dunkirk
Prop 0wego, Hewitt, DuRksrk
Prop Wisconsin. IAN Allan, OgdensburEh
Prop Lac la Belle, S~palding, Bayfield, 43s ton
iron ore
Prop Salma, Brown. f Saginaw 200 m Iumbal
- N shingles 3 m lath
Prop Atlantic, WetmJrc, Buffalo
Prop Empire State, PhsAtt, Buffalo
Prop Dan Richmond, Brett, Buffalo
Prop Brooklyn, Rossman, Ogiensbu- Oh
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Toledo
Prop AraXes, Ever Buffalo
Brig Acodis, Fish, L saginaw; oil m lumber
lath
sehr Spray, Louis, Sandusky
sehr } II Hartzsi, Browa, Marquette 444 ton.
iron ore
Der p Ia lath
seow Trojan, Crawford, Point an Barqus; As Il
lumber
CLEARED.
Stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Olenn, Brown, lunkirk
Prop OwegO, Hewitt, Buffalo
Prop Dean Richmond, Brett, Chicago
Prop Brooklyn, Rossman, Chicago
Prop Atlantic, Wetmore, Toledo
Prop Empire State, Pheatt, Chicago
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Buffalo
Prop Wisconsin, Van Alien, Toledo
IIop avon muats montrtali l2,beU bush corn
SehT Timothy Baker, Burke, Chicago 400 ton.
coal
Schr Somerset, Gain, PIT Huron
SchT Trojan, Crawford, PIT Huron
Schr Pride. Chapman, Black River
Sohr Kate LIinchman, Curtiss, Marquette
Schr Snow Bird, Connolly, Saginaw
Schr COMEDY, Honeywell, Buffalo
Schr Arctic, Ward, Toronto; $50 tons coal
Schr Admiral, Nixon, Hamilton; 230 tons coal
Sehr Z Hall, COllett, Rowan
Schr Florence, Light, Mort. wH
Schr Paragon, KNAPP, ROnd Eau
SCOw Spankcr, Haley, Detroit
ScOw } Z Hills, Taft, Sarnia; 225 tons ceaI
Scow Juno, jerome, AmherstbUrg; Sc tons coal
Sc0w W Wilson, RealmlHds, MOrp-th
Tug Peter Smith, q edwin. Conncaut
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F3Onr-In fair trail demand and frm. City
made held at sl&,OO914,CO for Xxx red, and $500
| @l5,jO for Ky white. Country brands XXX red
range at SI0,59Gl2,5O and Xxx white l $500
1900. salc5 TO LbIs Xxx spring at sIl 90.
WseaI-Qniet, hut firm. Spring in very light
stock, and No. I firm at s., 30; sale l car choice No.
. red winter at : go.
COsn-Qui.t. No. I held at G7GCs, frnn store.
O~RIs-Quiet and steady. Sale l car No.
State at zoe. No. l Western held at IS S49c.
Rye-Ina,tive and nominal.
RarIey-Withgut movement AMI nominal.
POrE-Firm, but qui.t. Sales 10 bbls No. l
City Mess a. $500; 10 bb's Prime Ness at $780,
OOi No. 2 Mess hsd at $780, Clear S35, 90.
LArd-steady. Sales 1000 lbs Gity-rendsrsd at
23o in tierees and 23lIe in kegs country 21@22c.
B~sans-Activc, closing lc better. Sales 65CO
Hs City sugar-oured at 2Sc canvassed-elo=ing at
2ic; country held at ls@22c.
Sneuiders-lc better sales COO lbs at l5c for
City -cured-closiug at 16e. Country-cure ID Is sl4c.
BaeOn-Firmer at 2oc for City cured country
legI7c.
Mess BesE-Firm at s2a,OO PSF Dbl.
Dried BeeE-AdvAHced le. Sales 1900 lbs
canvassol at 25c--cIosing at 26c.
B~utter-Quiet, but frmer at 25927o for good
to choice Western Reserve; sales 10 kegs Central
at 2ic.
C~heese-Quiet and steady at lc@l7e for com
mon to choice dairy and factory-maIe.
EGgs-scarce and firm at DC.
tn moderate demand and frmer
at S2,25.
AIcOhOI-Adyanced. VI quote: S4,5Oa4,55
for 90 per oeAt. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, S4,-
60Si,G5. Neutral Proof Spirits 81. i532,4s-
MI. - H-.-rs-l n-vH.N E.Fl
nominalIy at alg3Ge, July delivery IN spot Free
6l@5Gc.
OlIs-SteaIy and firm. We quote:
DO bon'di SOD Whale, ". B.r...si 10
Csrbon-4....... f4g5G c Elephant, W. b. l 70
Lard."-...--.Sl GOgl so sperm, W s-,u... 2 IS
Bank .........-... al 80 Straits. .......... l S5
Dried APpIes-Quiet. Held at I7Slso and
pay for packages.
Dried Pe~aches-Firm. Pared SOC; IMPAIRED,
halves, sc; quarters, lsc.
POLaaOes-In fair request and firm. Sale
CIR Peachblows at SI,35 per bu.
LAX Etsls-In good demand and firm
No. I Whit FISH $50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500
Pickerel, No. l, Ss,OO9s,25i Trout $685. Her
ring, large, s4,5O.
Beans-Prime white scarce and firm at s2,25
per lu good s2,Od.
Hay-lH fair demand at Sl+o'4l 6,O' Tor loose
from teams Sl3,Oa@2o,O for pressed.
Feafhers-Primo live gesss held at s599Oc.
S~alf-Firm. Held at 81, i5 for Fine and $3.50
for coarse Onondaga Saginaw s2,45.
EaIIGE-Steady and firm. field at lO%aI1c.
water Liaso-In fair demand and firm 1t
$500 for Akron and Oswego.
White LINEN good demand at sI,T5 per
bill for Cleveland and Fremont.
PIaster-PoWsll's land plaster firm at sl2,OO
3 ION at Mil. OsIcined $500 . Dbl.
HOps-Steady at 4597Oo for Kew York, Miohi-
gan and Ohio.
Ka1t-Bsrley Malt steady at 8, 4O9l, s0iS ID,
the outside price for prime No. Canada.
Ale asd POrteF-Wo quote as follows: Pres
snt Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock SIS, OOgl4,OO Ken
nett Sls,ccj Pale Cream Sl1,OO; Porter sl2,OO@
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, JUNE >, 1866.
EEw ADvEaTIsEnENTs.

-
Academy Of Music-Peneit Ct Gee. B. Hudson
BrGinard : Hai-MiltOn'En TabloAuN.
Wolsott's Anuihilator-Local Notice.
Tsll4an & CoIIins-EgyPtiau Gala.
Hostetier's Bitterg-LOcal Notice.
Roback's -Bitters-Local Notice.
OK. Soap-LOcsl Notice.
Forl& Wagner-Rcmoval.
Geo. HAlI-Pianos.
Cowles & Co.-SoIid Silver Ware.
B~azzar-Fourtli fully Toys, &C.
VIM. Yapp-Patent Cater Fastener.
J. J.-Siuation as Clerk Wanted.
CottreIl & Dickey-Butter Wanted.
Geo, Ball-A useful Invention.
Crosby Opera House-Art Union Sale.
MiltouiaG Ta~bleanx-Lady Wanted.
Morning Star-ENcursion.
p Chestnut strc7t-BJarde-s Wanted.
A. S. Mathews-Yenotian Hair Dye.
Ira Adazs-MGn Wanted.
s. Braiua-d { Sons-MusicaI World.
John H,ge-Msn Wanted.
Cottrell L Dickey-PCtatOas.
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THr GREAT MILToNIAN TABLEAUX To-SIGH7
AT BRANARD's HALL-This wonderful OK
hibition which creates such q furoTe where
ever exhibited, opens at Brainard's Hall to-
night, and We predict that the Hall Will be
filed as it never was before to witness its
| opening. Those who intend going. and their
name viii be legion, should go early and
thereby avoid the usual annoyance at the
ticket office. a word to the wise is suti-
Giant
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THE FoURTH-Aner all we are to have
quite a celebration in this city on the
Fourth. What with the Firemen's process
sion, the balloon ascension, and private
fireworks in the evening, the city will be
gsy. We notice that windows arc begin
ming to be filed with rockets, flower pots,
sduibs and crackers.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

OWNER WASTED.-We received a circular
yesterday from the sheriff of Wood county,
who has in his possession two mares, one
sorrel with L. S. branded on the shoulder,
the other bay, both medium size and having
the appearance of having been used as liv-
cry horses. The mares were taken while in
the possession of two men, who are described
as below middling size and of sandy com
p~lexion. It is probable that the horses were
either stolen or bought from different par
ties. The men when taken were riding in
a cloth top buggy, not much used, the dash
looks old and there is a new bolt in the
right side end of the spring bar. If any one
has lost such property they can obtain it by
addressing C. W. Evers, Sheriff Of Wood
county, Ohio, Perrysburg.
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TIE FREEDMEN OF GEoEGIA.-Miss Rebecca
NJ. Crniehead, has for some months past
been operating among the Freedmen Of At
lanta, under the auspices Of the American
Missionary Association. There are large
numbers Of aged and infrm and of desti-
tute and unprotected orphan children, who
are being cared for and educated by the As
ISOLATION. To fully carry cut their praise
worthy and benevolent intentions, a y variety
of clothing and other supplies and several
additional school rooms and teachers are
necessary. Miss Craighead proposes that
the people Of this city raise z sufficient sum
To furnish one or two schools, and if they
desire to do so, to furnish teachers for the
same. Miss Craighead will call upon the
friends of the Freedmen in this city thi:
week to solicit aid for the Orphan Asylum
of Atlanta, Ga.
Our citizens, viii. we trust, manifest their
usual liberality. Mrs Craghead also de,
sires that the ladies should organize an Aid
Society for the purpose of furnishing cloth
ing, etc, and will at an early day give them
further ana more definite information upon
the subject.
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BELLIsEREST EIUBERAycE.-PuElIsm got
the better of lager yesterday out at the Beer
Gardens and s most disgraceful row was the
consequence. Can't Newburgh township
authorities abate that nuisance, since it is
beyond the city limits and hence beyond its
control
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A DEAR ARucLE.-Those who buy the
common Yellow Soap, which dissolyes and
wastes so rapidly in use, have a dear arti-
Gle. Those who buy Pyle's o. K. Soap,
made on the English plan, which becomes
extremely hard, will save fifty per cent. in
cost and labor, and have their garments
look much better. No other Seap is re-
quired when it is used, neither for the bath
or toilet. Try it and DO satisfied. All the
best grocers have, or s'.ould have it.
iuly2 3aS
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BoBr S~SATCHFRs.-It would seem that an
iuhuman outrage had been committed IN
the Catholic cemetery during the past
week. On Saturday afternoon a freshly
ezhumed coffin was found concealed in the
woods in the roar of that burial place The
casket was empty and there was nothing to
tell whose had been the stolen jewel.
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CITY NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL CON
EENTIOE.

CLEVELAND. June Q, l~G6.
Pursuant t0a resolution passed by tho District
Congressional Committee. the SuiOu Republican
voters at tho i'm Congressional District OF Ohio.
consisting Of the Counties Of Guy ahoRa, Summit
and Lake, are requested % meet at their usual places
Hi holding t~leCtI.us, on SATURDAY. July sth. at H.
O'laCk, a.. NJ, 10 elect Delegates &c The District Ion-
genIi1n, which viii be held at Hraiuard's Hail,
Cleyelsnt. Ohio, Tu6aiay, July 10Th, istn, at Il
o'clock m the moraing, for tho purpose f nominating
one truEfessEIau, and for dong such other business
A. may he brought before tho Convention.
Each County under the appOrtionment agreed
upon, will be entitled 70 one delegate for every one
hundred votes cast for GOV. Cox at the last state
Hectinn, aud one tor every fraction Of hty or up
ward. Ibis will eHt'tls tia Counties 10 the follow
Ing uuubtT OF Delegates
Nu1 -
uuImir-----.--.-..- -......-.-- ..-....-........ 3
The Number Of DELEGATES that each Township and
Mar1in the several COUNTIES is entitled to Is as fJt-