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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

The Regular Monthly Meeting ofthe
Frecdmsn'ss Aid sOeiety win Be held At the Wig
wan on Garden street, Sunday, the 10th, at half
past O'Clock P. N Rev. w. R. HARRIS of
Richmond, Va, will address the Society. The
public are invited. may19
Spiritual Conference Meeting, at
Sons Of Temperance Hall, Isl Superior street, to-
morrow, Sunday At hAIf-pAst 10 A. M Subject
for DISCUSSION: Review Of "spiTituAlisn Unveiled
BY Elder Jo5Iin." A general attendance is re-
ouested on account Of basiness matters. Chill.
dren,s Jyoeurn at i r. NJ 1ss ~ mAy1s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

hsh houses have been re-established in no
less than 80 important stations on the South
ern coast At the same time postal facil-
ltles have been extended through a consid-
cradle portion of the Southern country,
ESQ Postothees having been re-opened within
the past month. - lliI -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

i. REroRr OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD
The recent report Of the Lighthouse
Board shows that since the close Of the war
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

ChOIeraI Cholera! lit is comingi All
should be prepared to ward it of, not only by the
adoption of proper sanitary means, but by having
at hand some cfectual remedy for ready use when
the dreaded disease appear 1T is the opinion of
eminent physicians that MOD cases Of Cholera can
be readily cured if proper remedy is used early.
Such a remedy we now offer to the public in the
article of DR.. ]. R. MiEler's Universal Magnetic
Balm, with the fullest confidence in its remedial
qualities as Preventive and Cure for Cholera. It
has been thoroughly tested. and we speak advised
y when We commend it to the public as the best
known remedy for Cholera and Bowel Complaints.
o. t D. RANSOM, & Co., Proprietors.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, and BENTON,
MYERS & CANFIELD, Agents, Cleveland.
may1O::R14-DT&W
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

For Breaklast-For Dinner. For Supper.
New Bermuda Potatoes; new Bermuda Onions;
new Bermuda Tomatoes.
Your Grocery or Market man get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY, l2O West
Street, New York. may7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
Large Sale of Government Gold.
Reported Loss of Over -Four Hundred
French Soldiers at Sea.
GENERAL NEWS.

Steamboat Disaster near MOn-
tPeal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

SIOanss Horse 0intmenf.-This Justly
celebrated Ointment has gained for itself reputa-
tion which no other Ointment or SaIve has
acquired in this country 1t is well known and
used by almost every Livery Stable Keeper, Stage
Company and Teamster, East and West, North
and South. 1t stands unequalled for the rapid
cure of Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, sprains,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, BingbOne, Windgslis,
Strains, Lamsness, Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches, 6c., &c.
This Ointment il put up in strong Glass Bottles,
and sold for 50 Cents per Bottle.
WALKER & TAYLOR, ProprietOrs.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
STRONG q ARMSTRONG,
aPl4R1i Wholesale Agents
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

Steel Stamps and Stencil Brands,
oFeyery description and style, manufactured at
1s5 Ontario, Hurlbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
mayS:Rl5 A. n. PIPER.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

Flour of Unburnt Bone, manufactured
by the Bostsn Milling and Manufacturing Co.
This is Acknowledged by the highest authority in
the country to be the very best Fertslizer for all
Agricultural and horticultural purposes in use
Circulars contaiulhg directions for use, testimo-
mails, &c, seat free to all applicants. To be had
n-this section only Of
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

Levi t. SchOGeId, Architect, has removed
his ofhce to No. % Cases Building. msyl4:Sl6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

Breyet Brigadisr General Gregory, assis-
tant Commissioner of the Freedmen's Ru-
reau for the State of Texas, forwarded q re-
port Of his operations under date of April
18th. sl1 h1.elt ra
He saFs he has just returned from tour
Of inspection Of many hundred miles in ex-
tent through the western counties, every
where finding the laborers steady at work
in the field. Misunderstandings between
unfrequent. He says that the freedom Of
the negro has become recognized. The rate
Of wages has not been fixed either as to
maximum or minimum BY any regulations.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

A single sale Of gold, reported on Gov
ernment account, to the amount of s., ,5OO,-
600 was made this afternoon at 1909.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

The French transport Amphion foundered
at sea within Eve leagues of saeri6cious,
the military and naval port of the Empire,
one league below Vera Cruz, during > se-
we're northern storm on the I'D. -Four
hundred and fifty men, reinforceRents for
the French, were on board. It is supposed
that all were lost.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

SAVANNAH, May Is.-Gens. Stedman and
Fullerton arrived last night. They left
Charleston on Sunday, and have since in
vsstigated the workings of tie Freedmenis
Bureau in the Sea Islands Among the
evils that have come to light is the persist
ent system of overeharge for food and reces-
saries of life indGlged IN by many persona
working plantations. The fEssdmen are
paid fifty canis per task of quarter of an
acre, and then charged three dollars per
bushel for corn, which cost the planters but
thirty cents.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
to the Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern Di-
vision, S36s,000 Of the s per cent. bonds,
being the amount due on the last section Of
% miles which was accepted by the q. s.
Commissioner last month The road is now
completed for 81 miles up the Kansas val
lev from the Missouri border TO point $50
miles west Of st. Louis. Tie road will bs
opened to Fort Riley, 40 miles from st.
Louis, by the 18th Of July.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

MoNrREAI, c. E, May 1s.-Ths steamer
Lion, on her trial trip yesterday afternoon,
exploded her boiler opposite Hachels, two
miles below Montreal. Six lives were lost
and seven persons were severely injured.
Mason, Of Trent notoriety, is staying at
st. Lawrence Hall
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

FoRT MONROE, Va, May 1sth.-The
steamer KoIorama, from Charleston for Bal
timore, put in here to-day under stress Of
weather. She reports stormy weather out
aida- +
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

BALTIMORE, May 1sth.-A large meeting
Of unconditional Union men is being held
tonight in advocacy Of the Reconstruction
measures Of Congress and the maintainanee
Of the Registry Law. Speaker colfax sent
letter expressing his views. Speeches
were made by Representatives Thomas, Of
Maryland, and Fickel, of Kentucky, sena-
tors Creswell, Of Maryland, Nye, of Nevada,
and Others --r-- -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

WASHINGTON, May 1S-The Ways and
Means Committee have decided that sugar
made from sorghum shall be added to the
, 1866-06-28
AMCBEM a ENTH.

NutEtN,-The evening exercises in the lecturt
rtom VI the hin, LIST night were well attended.
The play Of The Marble Heart 81 was produced IN
a t1nlT excellent msnptr BY the company; the
characters are wci1 distributed, apd all lie more
PROMINENT parts are carefully ana ditc11mlnQtely
rendered. Mfs. Perrin takes Icnent on Fsiday
evening.
TIT: RftefDoun m c11rn matinee performance silI
be R1vtu IN nju OF the Aurora tunds echo0l Unfnu
The plxy se]tcted Ia the ~ Ticket Of Lexye Man.
mich lax been uorc thAn oAce on he ht,ards at
fhe museum, End which ne e1 1sil. 10 draw In
The t<cpfDg >. The Rich aud Poor OF Far1s." ana
y An AlsImlnr Sac1ldnc"
McVICKEhb TuEATRE.-Thc inevitable Ssnr ~
ua. 4teented &xatp Ia 1 evening with hla dspc4ieS
Sefore tulI hor,se TN play has been complete
kucces- We arc n7uoEf reluctant 10 par With sam
DOW for in hls case familiarity has been anything
hui contempt. Part with him We must, ho Never.
on np'urusy, when be Departs fot feeh 1elos snd
pnkturcf new,
i Or;nA Roue1 Tho asnlon Brothers were
creIed Last evening with very favorable house,
md the Caf1nE feafs ol the f,lng Eco Of the MI
vert yrrc1ved With Guc wonder ana arplanse The
eudesiatuu}ept varied In some fezpefis fEom those
OF the preceding cvrnlEFe ont WIS quite ~ inter
O. ttrg md agrctnh,e. Mr. 1auneT'a queer dogs
we're irr,Bistibly comic and expert In t5els tflckf,
aud kepl The xndtes In couiinunl shouts Of mc1-
y,meul, q hire the a~ful ''sphyn1" OF PIo1e.sof
AyIv. Il. excited much curiosity. A mua,cll lntef-
n.ccr yivrn by the Mfstr-. Eiar,on wnB met With
deserved applHute- Il!s evening a new tz1pezc
pcstoTm4prr H1lI open The entertainment
, 1866-06-28
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Western Atsoe1ated P,e.:
NEW SoRk, June Il.
The ma1kct was nm to the the day and
leit OF At lS9lstH.
GorERSAKs7s,
Ihese Is a. Increasing demand for Government
securities and the market Is very INN. The a2os arc
steadily EroxinR in Tor. The following vera closing
Prices: registered coupons 1881. l1yxsllo coupons
s II, 1s65, 1ea8 lgsH 1850 coupons 96xQ9Sx; june
::7os:11Jt.
a41 WAY su.R1s.
There Eas activity arocts 1t the seropc ree-
u!af nd last open boards the arkes was genera.
ly tribe Fmet after call. Erie rote 70 el and then
tell OF to boH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Al the AFTERNOON session q. s. was lower nnd
CoLto!lda'ed higher. There was very little done In
the Other sharr. ~ these tvo stucks continue the
fAvo7tts 1t The daily sessions of the Board petro-
1eum sfccir-Kew York and Newark, 1pc: p1thole.
sas6s; Denehcf Run OIL, ss2s; U. s. fazs. Mtplpg
s'ocks-Ada Emore, $500; benton, 4lse: New
VOTE Gold. 43cs Te1as, &c; Holman, SIC Cons
Greg. sso-xs; DownIevi1le. 4sc: Gunneli, gold, Sc
fKE YORK nvT GOODS fxoHAxaE.
JonBKn PH1cEs-1he market Is steaf md tsaus4c-
uons light tn consequence Of the hot weather.
kaowS sHxE716s-Lud'oW a, 1sc; Massachusetts
1kc; Aedtord, sc; Nashua Extra, &c; Eapmkesc
A, ztXc; Newmarket, 1lxc; Oregon D, nc; Park.
lse: P1isneld a. !8c; Pequot, TIC; Porter Mil r.
1s4e; Eslmon Fa1ls 3sKc: Peppe1el, &c Red Bank,
&c; Reynolds A 4. &c; Slater, zS4c; S1atervllle
soe; Tuseasora, 5iKc; Talthau, sc: Wansutta sec.
Pk1H1s-Atlenf, lac: American, NC; Amo,kese,
lsc; A1no,d1. l74c; Cochtco. olc; Dunnels, is4c
Empire, lsAc; Freeman, lie Garner 4 Co., &c
, 1866-06-28

Fourth Of July SeIdierss Celebration
~ Salem, Marion Couaty-Eonven.
tlon OF Members of the Grand Army
Of tho Reppbltc.
!. Especial Despatch to The Chicago Ttibuue.1
SPRINGFIELD, June A.
Governor Ogltsby received 4 telegram to-day,
stating That Gen. ". T. Sherman would positively
attend iae eo}dfers celebration, to b held 1t 81.
lem, hsr1on coun'y, on Inc 18th Of July next
Gov. Oglesby and stat. also Gen. Haynie. and
other dt1ttnRuishcd individuals, Will leare this
city Tor Salem OF Tuesday next, to sltend tho said
Celebration. Among the speakers announced 70.
tho occasion are Gov 0glesby. Gen John a, Lo-
tal, Gen. Heynic, snd Gen. John N. Palmer.
A convention of the memhers OF the grand army
cline Republic an9 Of nlnois soldiers aud sailors
Will be hcld 70 the Hall OF Representatives. In This
cisy. GU the l7tn o: July next The cali Is si:1ed
by large number Of The military men OF The state
All soldiers OF nllnote are invited who de.1rc 10
assist p the ca1sc Of their fallen comrades nao Of
the disabled and unfortunate. ANY one Hho wouid
asetf each other BY acts of friendship and charity
and MAINTAIN the rights Of the volunteer soldiery or
tho late wnr morally socially and politically. The
oc casion promises 10 be oce Of great interest,"
, 1866-06-28
N A II X lie d,

In thts city, J1E a. by EoT. ". d. E7der, D. D.
Hr. CtAs. a. BARNARD 10 Miss L1BBtE FORD,
bolh Of this city.
In thia city, at the residence Of the bs1fcs athe.
By Rev A. ". Snyder asststaut mn1Rter at St ohn's
Church, Mr. JONAS y. EUICLIFFE to MAS "a:
RAH MCKEE, both Of thls city.
IL this clry at The 5etldepce Of the brlcee netheE
lne &c by isev. Fl, N. Bishop D. D., blF. HEERY T,
CHACE to Aiss MARY E. Garfield. No cards.
At The rfsln. nee OF Mr. Abel Akin, On Tuesday
evening" Jurc n. by Rey. John F. Qu1llTer, Ar. D. It.
WINDSOR. OF rrey1uence- 4. I. no cards.
~ New F0tk. Boston and Providence papers ple1ss
copy.
.nne 2st. BY Rev. John R,ood At Clifton H.. Capt..
LYMAN A. hHITE, Of Chicago and Miss ANNE u.
FkRRtS, daughter OF ". a. Ferris, Esl OF Cllttou.
No cards.
, 1866-06-28
FROM CINCINNATI.
Murderer Sentenced-Kentuck Poll
tfcA-Aead Centre Ytepheus, DC,

NHFoeEtF Sc0tenCeu-hentuck Foil.
tfcs-Aead Centre stephens, DC,
CINCINNATI, June .7-Coyeri, the Roosa fau1,ly
murderer. was sentenced. yesterday, at Ltb3po1.
TO to banged on Friday, August s5lh. When
asked what be had 10 eay why sentence OF death
ehoold not be psopounced, be replied: IT dave
nothing 10 tsy. ] sm Innocent. can only ray
thai" He manifested no emotion durinE The de-
Livery Of the sentence.
The Democsa.e held q mass meet1ug al Colum-
bus last night Speeches were made BY Valla0-
o!eEam. T. J. JeTett, and Gen. Morgan. Vallan-
dfgha1n approved President Johnaon'e policy. and
asserted that 1t was much nearer IN accordauce
With the Democratic platform than most people
imagined.
The radicals and conservatives Of Kentucky h.ve
s0uud It neeestary- TO unite on caudttate for
Ciefk o. the Stats Conn Of Appeals and hsre drop
PED their old nominees aud fused UPON Eeuerat
Aohson. The rebels still appear to lave the best
show. but vigorous effort will be made to defeat
them.
James Stephens, the Fen1an orsanlzer, will be
in Cincinnati next week. -
A heavy ktotM yT.sted thls city last evening. nnd
The weather t0.dnY Il CeIfgb1fnl r.
, 1866-06-28


BRLoGEFoRT. June al p. m.
C1KARKp-J. Harrington. MsrsallleS: North Amer
lea, LaSelle, sooz It lumber; j. b. Preston. Morris
Is hr1s talt 12.4b9 It lumber, seoo .hns1es, 1000
l,th: Tbunderbo1t- Joliet Mound; Geo. Washington,
Frederick. 5ls63 It tumhF $4,000 It siding, lruooo
shnslts, ss,ooolath AlabaMs4 Ottawa: sebastspoI,
Utiea; Wing and Nlrk, Joliet; Rack RUIZ. seneca !;
Monfauk, Lcckport, 2.asl ou wheat 50 bu potatoes.
75ol0 shingles 79lo II 1naher; Oak L.sk Joiitt los
hu potatoes; TerEur, Lxsac Oc.an epzav, Ottawa !;
Tins, Morris cayu9s, Lockport l. G. Loouis, L.
mont; D. c. Merton. 1enont: D. Haas, Lenons !;
aEJ Walker, lenopt; Advance. Leuont; Col. Man
ming Lcnont; G. L. Taylor. Leu1ont
AER'yED-Goid rod. Ostaws, 800 bn Corn Gen.
Mcclellan. AZ bu rosa Relic, LsShlle
ioo bu corn s. A. Doutlas, No. North Mo!fs. la9
Tors coal. ~ 40 ns eupry b1s Energy, Jole.. Gcoo
hu oats: IT. 1uruee, Ieuout, 3c yds Tupble stone
F. Gale. Lenont % jas ruao1e atone Lady Frank
lin. lrmout 50 yoa rnhble xtone: 6lquipa. Lemo1t,
1oyds Iubb!e stone: INVESTIGATOR lemon 20 yds d.
7tnalon atone Eeacae, Lcmnat, 1: yds dimeosi,n.
S yd8 Euhbe stonc barge No. I. Jo,let Mound, 10
tups gravel; Ocean, LaSAlle 1i6 toas coal Excelsior
LaSalle, 3,5co On corn.
nK1parrsHT-9 D. n.
CLxAbED-A1Quips, Lemort Inv es1xsS3r. lcuonl;
VS.. Ounce, Lemont; Rescue. Lemcnt; Elizabeth,
ockpert. 50 bf1s eair, mil Stone Pboerlx. Lock
IoEt; Gold BOD, Ottawa: DeIohfu, OTTAWA. 2,feo il
1au beg; Eepuhiic. Morris; ner1eo. Joliet; Gen. Ro
sec1ans, sentcs. $500 bn corn: z. Burnean Pds ,n
ID yds tuhbe stone: uidore, s.n eca 5sol bu conn.,
, 1866-06-28

nalnrs 10 astruponJ were exceedingly Interesting,
belcnRmG, hoxcEGr. 1a.her 10 the Pooalaz th1n
to the ecacntttr couas1 Of researca- The location
With the me4ns ,or following taeun n the minds
eEethrnuXh tneis app.reo! rerofutona in space,
wns the principal subject OF the exercises
The examination Of The fecouu miadle clssa In
hIstpfy BY Mf. We1if, and OF The JUNIOR Normal
ia glography By Mr. Delzno, were vary sattsfao-
tory. $50.
The efanip.itqps Ntu be continued md con,
cfrard In .dsY.
, 1866-06-28
From Nashville

NASHVILLE. Tenn, June s7.-Wbcat opened a.
100 per b1snel.
The Criminal Court has been engaged fou- days
n 11yIng Greere and Lyman, 70. the murder OF
cembtr last. Counsel on hoih tides occupied Two
dayt. One speech mored the bur, Jury and
spettatorb to teart. The Jury were ont f1r two
legal talent IN the State 'ras employed on btth
tldee. The case will be carried to the Supreme
Court.
There t, Iumos that a negro named 'Jack" has
committed horrible Outrage on q woman In Tan.
non County. The neero ia etlsL 4. large.
, 1866-06-28

st. Louis Market
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tuhnce.l
ST. Louis. JuLe q.
ToDAccu-pnll It 9zz0 to &5ts Tor luRs; 47t1a ll01
for Thfpptk leaf; $s.s83p 20 for manufacturing d.
FLouE-Dull At *7ss98.5o for fall supe1; "a asa9940
for spring extra t9.6es1nncfor ftll extra.
GRA1x-Wheat dull and little doing al sl a5 for No.
spring x7.5@975 tor fal1. Com uorc active ranK
tnk from u to &c. Oats tolerabiy actVe at iic
WHIsxKr-Dull at f21lk.
PRoy1HoHs-Por& quiet Ut Sss-Ma5a.5o, Bacon
Little doing At zsHc for sugar custd hams 15Xc for
country shou1desB. and Ike for clear sides,
, 1866-06-28

:. "H"HU&EC HEHFKEl*
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tt1bune.l
MnwACH1E. June a..
FroCH-Dut1 ard euet Gale so hsls at 313p fot 81.
pssaor Winter; ~ Tor double extls Sp.ine -
fer choice extra.
GKAIx-Theat rrmer. Sale ~. r Board-?nopo
bu No. ID store At 1ut to 4so037po4; seller IL
e1H :or No-7 Noon Foart-sales s. 600 hu 1t &aolfa
2.o2h No 1;@tfoA for No. 7-3 .. N. Board fr1p-
eales 1t u o32eoi closing n1u At *as. Cats steaay
At sc. Corn trm and active At SIC. Rye STEADY aud
unchanged. ssles SEQ bu No. II CSC.
Woo1-5oo rs IN ior1 It A7c medium, &c for good,
ana Soc for Que.
RxcE1r1s-7,1A hr.s four; s0,oco bu wheat; 57,6oo
bu oasa; 9sGo bu corn; I,suo bu re-
6NIrxtNTs-2s0Q bf1s tour sqkto hu wheat
, 1866-06-28

choice the9Ec held IT ts7te. Hz.ley il nonoal E,e
cako no. ]. sc; Ill wanRre No. I, Sf.Go.
Fmv1soxs-fork. ). = on3 = 80. LArn, -.
CANAL kk1teNT4-To Ecw York. wheat. 1sc; corn,
AxAL Euch1N@e 6Rls nLour,. ii. 80 bn waeat,
, 1866-06-28

--. UETEnIT. 1cne e.
EF-Invllc1be, Berwick, Corslcaa. Dewitt, Dol.
rhin. Rpc*lnshau., Aosuirg Light, Miami. Belle.
DowS-BrldEe. Excelsior, Gibts!tar. Great West,
No. !. Ninoua. Newman. Calvin. Clyde Monarch Ara
ba- Venice, Baltic, Holt. Titan, S&el- Black Hawk
Anarnnlh Oak Leaf, barbarian. Athestan. Fostorta,
Collsngwood Euet. Sheridan. Iholuton, Atctuzn Re-
nuoNt.
cnkfh
, 1866-06-28

EauALOl AGlCaQ0 l11OunGs
Your Paper has had considerable to do and say
ahout the store tess strike FlDce I: commenced
VIII yon favor said body Of etone cutters with q
h !,Ee he puse es a. 1Ss 81
follows: The stone tiers struck on The 4th, day
9! June for nine hour per da7. As fo1 wages It
The nine hours was The src1t object ct our deusud.
IN hontS1ng our employers a. 10 our demand,
II vas duly accentasted by onr Secretary, be
setting forth that nine hours Was the actual
demand, ieaYir1 Wases out entirely a. 4 polpt
open tor discussion between us ard orr employers
nut eeeipe fhst ort EMPLOYERS Nere unwi,lins to
9efoiA!e with rs on Ruy point Ehaterer, md as
The pnhlic tae asked ~ the ques Ion fpr theoo We
VII lake pleasure IN answering it. Tho actual de
mai d. SCI ioE.h bstose The pnnlic md oar employ
s'1tute Gays work for the stone cutters OF Chlca
20. With nine hour remuneration Al the old raie Of
spy person to zee, thst ae DO not dema5d ten
hours paT for nlnc hours work, ~ the puolic
.sems =. T. TO BE- strongly ,1npse1.ed with Fuch
Ne to, contraalct short oouoe IN =, your s,
local columns Of this mosnte't Issue, which setmE
70 he intended to inform ne puolfc that tie stone
wish to inform the public 1has it Is not snded'
simply tron The fact thai aeo OF our most dspraved
memoe1s nave gone to work. and a. for those len
lta6 f4te- They Ae not our b4t, nor even our eth
oca-bnt to b cznuid, they comprise some Of our
wnsst. Gc1tlemen, as for this strike coming TO an
end, It viii ntvet CONE to that until the nine hours
MT gained We ask for nothing hut what rfghtful-
~ b5lones TO ourselves, and Why should We be de-
tsigned in behalf OF the Standing COMMITTEE,
ALEX. McBEATH, Chairman.
tRE1AHKs-1ti Is perfectly plain that the pfupo-
sltion nov put forth by Mr. McBea'h that the de-
mand Of the stone cutters Of only nine hours
wages for nine bours' work. Is an ATE, thought,
lie they would not have voted down q resolution
TO that eject At their recent meeting. II this fs
Their present position, We congratulate them on
having taken ground at Last upon Nhlch they can
be defended. They have an undoabted right to
work a. many or a. few bours pcr day as 1hey
chooee. II they do not demand to oe paId for Idle
time, and we &c no reafon Why !bey. should not
al retume work y econ as they shall have Official
u eommun1c.ted their new resolution to their
cmployers: This difficulty never would hive oc-
CURED II they bad put their demands in the tosnl
IN ~hich hit. McBeath now pnts II. The "bo.sear
would mettly havr hired few more hands to get
theit work done ard cyc1> thing would have gone
on smoothly. aid 4 good deal or nouey would
have been sAved all nrou1d.-Ep.]
PRohABlE co11Is1oH.-It Is reported that the
propeller 81 Aohlak." Of the Weetcrn Tfansporta-
ion linz, arrived in our river ycsscrdaT afternoon
from Buialo Hith about five feet OF her bow gone,
the missing portion apparently having been
Knocked off bv colilti0n With smother vessel.
lite bow was broken about four feet above the
wIter lire.
, 1866-06-28
Buffalo 1lnrket.
BuyyAIo, June et-8X .. m,

FIor1-Doll ..
GKAtH-WhrAtts tcaeee sid held aboye ths view!
Of buyers. Corr Is du.s paslel aoaft held 7lc and
10 Nhs BID Qet4 Asr heavy a1d ofpoptr& No.
, 1866-06-28
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

ton S'htet- II IL rerovted that tho avcsaRe /, hc-
tweeo ole q1Artef and ouc 9th of the crop OF