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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18

~ IMPORTANT PEoCLANATIoS
WAsHryefoS, August 1.-THE following
has been issued by the President of the
United States of America;
WHEREAS, A war is existing in the Re-
public Of Mexico, aggravated by foreign
military Intervention, and whereas the
United States in accordance with their set
tied habits and policy, are a neutral power
IN regard to the war which af1icts the Re-
public Of Mexico, and whereas it has be-
come known that one Of the belligerents in
the said war, namely, the Prince Msximil-
ian, who asserts himself to be Emperor in
Mexico, has issued a decree in regard to the
port OF Mstamoras, and other Mexican
ports, which are in the occupation and pos
session of another of the said beIligerents,
namely the United States of Mexico, which
decree is in the following words:
"The port Of Matamoras. and all those Of
the Northern frontier which nave with
drawn nom their obedience to the Govern
meRt arc closed to foreign and c~oasting
traffic during such time as the law of the
empire shall not be therein reinstated.
Aracle .. Merchandise proceeding from
said ports, on arriving at any other where
the excise of the Empire is collected, shall
pay the duties on importation on consump-
ton. and on satisfactory proof of contrayen-
ton shall be conhscated.
Our Minister of the Treasury is charged
with the %punetual execution OF this decree,
Given at Mexico the 9th day of July,
1866.
And, whereas the decree thus recited by
declaring a belligerent blockade, unsupported
by & competent military or naval force, is
in violation of the neutral rights of the o.
S. as defined by tho law of nations as well
as Of the treaties existing between the
United States of America and the aforesaid
United States of Mexico, now, therefore, !,
Andrew Johnson, President of the United
States, do hereby proclain and declare that
the aforesaid decree IS held and will be held
by the United States as absolutely null and
void as against the government and citizens
ofthe United States, and that any attempt
which shall be made to enforce the same
aSaiast the government or citizens of tho
United States will be disAle~od."
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
--~-sa Hd caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed. Done at
the city OF Washington the 18th day of
August, in the year of our Lord 1866.
and of the Independence Of the United
States the 91st.
lSisned,l ANDREW JOHNSON.
.SEMARn- Secretary of State.
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
PERMANENT ARRANGEMENT.

ORGANISATIONS FOR CUYAHO-
II GA County viii be held hereafter at the Court
House in Cleyelang, Room No. 4, third story as
folio VS., commencing at 10 O'Clock On the YIRsT
Saturdays OF March, April, May, October and
November also on the SECOND Saturday Of each
month in the year, except JaauAIy ,, July and
August, and also on the THIRD Satu rdays Of
March, April, August and November.
No applicants admitted after IL o'clock, arA
certificates dated only from the day OF su1cessiuI-
Iy finishing examination.
By order Of Board OF Examiners.
L. W.. FORD, Gle <.
August, 1866 aue3 3i4-dltrikW
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OuR WKEKLY,-Copies of the Weekly
LEADER, containing c full summary of all
the current news, latest kilograms, opening
proceedings of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, financial and commercial intelligence,
editorials, focal information, particulars OF
McConnelrs execution, &c, can be had at
the Counting Room in wrappers ready for
mailing.
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T
MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies' Institute.

THIS SCHOOL HAS JUST CON-
i CLUDED its tsuth year. It's history h.,
been one Of prosperity ard growth from the CON-
m~encemeut. The last two years the daily average
a'tendance has been more than two hundred, and
many have teen refused admittanco for w-nt Of
accommodation.
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FESIAs D~zMoSsrRATIoN - The Fenian
Brotherhood of this city have a big meet
ing at Brainard's Hall this evening for the
purpose of receiving and paying honor to
John O'Neil. of Limestone Ridge Dotoriety.
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SALE CT A scow Wake Up, built at Mad
ison, in 1864, seventy tons burden has been
sold by Mr.. Patchen to Captain J. W. Aver
IL. of Painesville. for $1,000.
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RoBBERY.-James Ryan and William
Jones, two promising youths, were arrested
by the "Mets' yesterday afternoon on a
charge of robbery.
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~. r.. MONEY marRet-Aug. n.

MoSEY-Steady at 4@5 per cent.
STERLING ExsHAKGE-DuI at iU7H910S.
GOLD-Unsettled and and lower Opening at l5l%
advancing to f5iH, declining to 1904, and closing
at l5O1%.
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REMOVAL.
DEMOVAL,-Mr. r. N. Norris haI

RkAOfAL.-Mr. +. II. Norris haV-
~ ing removed his Clothing Store from No. 0
monument square 20 so Prospect street, respect
fully asks 4 continuance Of the patronage so iiBe-
rally bestowed upon him in the past, and hopes BY
Increased facilities and strict atteation 10 the
wants Of hts customers to merit The same in the
tutufe. Eastern 'ashicns received. All work
warranted. 4 good assortment Of cloths on hand.
which will be sold =; the lowest rates, or made az
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Financial.

Kzv ToEE, August II.
The Posts money article says;
Gold is steady, the loauing price being about the
same "a yesterday. Loans are easy ct 4g5 per
cent. Stocks are dali, except in GOVERNMENTS,
which are strong and advancing After the board
New York Central was quoted at 1879 Erie at
49,, Hudson at lI9Z, Illinois Central at l2z3s.
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BouSD oFER.-P. D. Mcmillan, one of the
men, who q couple Of weeks ago robbed Mr..
S~chekner, was yesterday bound over for
trial before the Common Pleas Court IN bail
of $1,000.
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County UsIoN CoSvEETIoN.-The County
Union Convention for the nomination Of
several county officers meets at CARROTS
Hail at 10 o'clock this forenoon. Consider
able interest is manifested.
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FELTON, & BigeIow's Union Business Col
lege, the best the country affords. Go there
for business trsining.
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Diamond Jewelry Of Exquisite designs
and Unique styles, at
SYLVESTER HoGAN's, 237 superior-st.
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class. class. class. elass.
ID trol. mn-~~"--.s 90 s5o CSC 45o
EGOur-The market is firm, steady ard with
out quotable change. Demand frem the regular
| trade is fair. Sales 200 bbls city Xxx spring at
| $1,000; 100 bbIs y Spring at $1,000; 100 bbls XN
red winter at S1O,25. Choice red winter XX's,
oity-made, are firm at SlS,OO9l9,5O; do do coun-
try brands at SI ,OO@12,5O.
Whess-The market to-day was quiet, but
steady at yesterdays advance, though hardly 70
firm. Sales are 1000 bu and 2 cars No. 1 Milwau-
kee Spring at 1925; . cars do do at $780, ? cars
ordinary old No. 9 red winter at $500
Coru-strady. Sales 1000 bu No. j mixed at
&C..
0a1S-Firmer under light receipts. Sales 2
| cars old No. I State at 4ac; new do do held at 35o.
Rye-Qaiet and montreal at sO9s5c for No. H.
BarIey-Inactiv and nominal.
Psrk-Firm at $500 for No. l city-paeked
Mess: s32, for No. 2 Me S /; $1,000 for Prime Mess;
$500 for Clear.
Lara-s .eady. 0ity-rendered 22@221zo in
tierces and kegs eouutry-rsndsred zoe.
B~eeE-Firm and unchanged atS2O,OO for city
packed Mess.
smoked MeaIs-steady, and in fir re-
quest. Sales 1,OCO lbs city sugar-eured Hams at
2Ic; Bacon 2Oc Shoulders lie DrFd Beef Csc.
Hulter-In fair demand, and market firm.
Choice Western Reserve steady at 329S3c; good
W. R. AID choice Central sO@5iei common quail
ties are inactive.
Cheese-yery quiet, and steady at 1O917c for
common to choice.
EExs-Salss 10 bbls at lie.
HfRhwInes-Firm at 2.27.
AEcOhoI-Firm. Cologne Spirits, S4,62@4,67,
ss per cent. Alcohol s4.5294,57- Neutral Proof
Spirits s2,4sa2,4s
PesroIeEm-Quiet and steady. Bonded held
at 369ssc for present delivery on spot; Free
5G95sc.
oiIs-steady. Quotations for Carbon are for
trade lots. We quote:
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VINE sHow.-The Grape Growers of tho
Lake Shore Association decided, at their
late meeting, to hold their grape and wine
show in this city CT the 10th, nth and 18th
of October next.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
lContinued fron - pegs.l

bxslas Rich of ChicaSo. Best time 2;Sz,
strathmore,a philadelphia horse'w was second
and got two heats.
Tomorrow, the great trial IN ssddIe pc
tween Dexter, Patchen and Rolla cold Dusl
takes place.
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F~ssVaAEass E&GIsrEs,
ARRIVALS.

So Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
shove Trains Or Bo9ts, will be called for by COsches
Of Stoyens' Omnibus Gins, by leaving their address
80 tho Omnibus OEce, l60 Superior street. op-
posi,e the Weddou House. mRy16
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CoNSG.-Miss Baleman, the celebrated
actress, has been engaged to appear at Mr..
Eilsler's Academy of Music during the next
season.
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GOLD PExs.-A fine assortment of o5lique
and commercial pens and cases, at 40 su-
perior street. Gy1s) BURT & DARE
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SOLDIERS FAKE I9TIcE.-sOIdieFs'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement OF Stree Claim Agen-
ey In another cOIimR. may29
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GREAT IMPRoYEuESr.-The opening and
extending of Superior street adds many per
cent. to the prospect in that direction.
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ORDINANCES.
ORDIyANCE-T0 nr0yide for II

A y OBUiSAAiE-l0 provide 1OT the
n spriukliTg Of a portion o. Seville street.
exc. ]. Be il srdiinel by the CT Y Gun il Of the
city OF Cleveland, (twO-thirds II alt The members
conCurTing) that Seovi.l= strert, between Perry
and Greenwood str cts, lie fp mixed under the di-
reciion and to the sa isia tiOh Of he Board Of City
imaroYenaests, during the ? esent season, from
August to % t0ber, tuth incia-iTt.
sEc. 2 That for The purpose o. fefraying the
cost AID fxpense ofsprinklilE said street. between
the points above . emil red, there be, and is h re-
by LIVED aud as essci upon Q Oh ard every foot
front Of all the lots or arceis Of land bounding or
abu tirg upon sail street, bxtween the points
aforesaid, T. 2 sum Of niue ccuts.
fEc- ). That the owners Of the several lots or
lands bounding or a%tuttiDg uron said street, b.
tween the pCi Is af0ressit, shall pay The several
amounts OF mOneT IRON tn m seyeraIly dee in that
behalf, on o. bsf rs the I I day Of September, 1866,
to William HAT, City Treasurer. o. to snth other
person IS msy be authorized TO r ceive the same.
or be subj CT 10 the penalty and interest allowed
by law against them sevtrally, II no. paid 1t the
time aud 10 the person herein designated.
Passed AUGUST II, les.
F. ". PALTON, President u the Council.
G.. WHEATON. As~iS ant CITY Clerk a~urIF-2tl
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GERMAN THBArRE-Mrs. Dardenne ap-
pears at the Academy of Music this evening
in Deborah"
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Fine watches and fine clocks at
S. HoGAS's, 2S7 Superior street.
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IN Of lots and lands b1u di8g or abutfiBg on
both sides Of Jay street. Yoa will pt ase take
notice that you arc h-rehy required to grade,
gravel end Dag, Sith brick or stoue, SIX feet in
width, the Sidewalk in front OF your several lots
and lands, in accordance wi h the general speeif-
cations for sidewalks in the Office Ofthe City Civil
Engineer, and t. complete the -a1e before the LIST
day OF July, 1851 II the abO e request is not
complied with within the time herein specified md
limited. the WORK will be done by the city with
stone, an I the cost thereof ASSESSED as a Tax upon
the property bounding or ~abutti1g upon the side
walks improved
By order of tee Board oTCity improvements.
NJ. G. WATrERSOE, Clerk.
August Is, 1866 auRI6:34s
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LADIES' SWISS WATcHrs.-A few Of very
fine quality, AZ I40 Superior street jyIs
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ANNUAL HORSE FAIR.
or THE
CLEVELAND DRIVING FARk
ASSOCIATION,
August 22d, 23d, 9th and 25th, 1866.
sa.I5O 90

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 22D, 1850. IREMlUzs 81 coo.
CLASS l.. PREMIUMS SsOO.-Fo Tr0tting H0rsss.
Two miles and repeat, TO Harness. Open 10 the
world 3 to ente-, 2 to start.
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CITY NEWS

Pure Silver ware in great variety at
SYLVESTER HoeAS's 237 Superior st
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WESTERN RESERVE COLIEGE.

THE NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN
i Wednesday, August 2eth. For catalogues or
more particular address the President.
HENRY l.. HITCHCOCK.
lyZ394z Hudson. 0.
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Window Shades, Corniees and Curtains
in great variety, at Beekwith il sterling's.
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Iy TowS-We were visited yesterday
afternoon by Mr.. A. H. Galloway, an intel
ligent mulatto, formerly a residentOf Colds
boro, n. C. Mr.. Galloway during the war
was connected with a Wisconsin regiment,
and acted as aspy for General Butler. Since
the war he has been actively engaged in
lecturing to the colOred people Of North
Carolina until a few weeks ago, when a re-
ward Of 81, 900 for his arrest was offered by
some unregenerate rebels in that State, and
Galloway was obliged to quit it. Since
then he has been lecturing to the colored
people of the North. He will address that
class of our citizens in this city on Monday
evening-plsco yet to be announced. The
lecture will be in favor Of sustaining the
Freedmeu's Bureau and other matters Of
interest.
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HOTEL DE FRAzEE. - Scarcely a night
passes that some one does not apply to the
urbane host of this well-patronized hotel
for lodgings. Last evening two pickPockets,
on hand in time for the next weeks races,
presented themselves at the Station and re-
quested lodgings for the night. They were
farmers sons, so they sold, and had come
to the city to seek employment. Their
money was all gone and they had no place
to lodge. They were accordingly furnished
with rooms. This morning they will be
liberated, but their dodge will not succeed
as it has been played here before. Their
object doubtless was to disarm suspicion
but q sharp look out will be kept for them.
A couple Of weeks ago the same plan was
tried BY three "farmers' sons and two Or
three days afterwards one Of them was ar
rested for CONTRIBUTING.
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PhEAoHlsa-oa TO- morroz in scranton's
Grove, at 3 o'clock ?. m, by Rev, S. n.
Beatty. Also on the Dock, at ~ o'clock
p. m by Rev. Mr.. Wilmington. And in
the Bethel, at ~ p. m. Sailors and citi-
zens please attend. ]. dallas, Chaplin.
THE WEATHHR-The following meteoro-
logical record is reported for the LEADER BY
L. Il Solom0nson, cptieisn, under the
American House:
August II.
A. M.,..-.,~.., Thermometer, g. degrees.
u II ,,...--...... &C
6P. M..-. G.
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lsd0.
Lake Fish-steady. No. 1 Whit-esh 1925 ;
Pickerei, ss,Oe@s,25; Trout sT,OOGT,5e; Bass
1850; Herring, 81 lcOg4,5O. all for half barrels.
~TSuOW-steady and quiet at lie for city aud
country rendered.
Feathers-steady and firm at s59sOc for
prime live geese.
EOpS-FiTm. Held st a range of 4597Oo for
Now York, Michigan and Ohio.
~5faIt-Barlsy Malt steady at 81, 4O9l,6 so 70 bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
P-Esster-Poweils land plaster firm at 12,oO
2 tn at Mill. Oslcined $500 2 Dbl
White Lime-In good demand at Sl,T5 per
hLi Cor Cleveland and Fremont
wafer Lfase-In fair demand and FRI st
500 for Akron and Oswego-
salt irm at $3.50 for Fine, $3.50 for Coarse
aud Ground Solar.
Ale and POrteF-We quote as follows: Tres
eat Use Xxx Ale $1,000 Stock Sl3,OOgI4,OO Ken
nstt Sls,o9 Pale Cream 81, 90; Porter S12 .OO9
400.
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F. W. PALTON. President q the Council.
G. 3. MHEArON. Ais mt CITY Clark anrIE.ai
AN ORbISAXcE-TOsrade,p Teand

a \ UKhINANUk-IOg TadP,p VeaRd
"A improve Franklin street, between Pearl aud
Columbus streets.
SIC I. Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Cleveland, ttEo-thirds OF all the members
concufTiug.) that franklin street. between Pearl
and Columbus stree;s, be graded, ths4 The carriage
way aud cutters be paved and tho sidewalks curbed
under the direction and supervision OF the Board
OF City Improvements end that he cost aud ex-
pense OF said improvems hts he estimated, levied
and assed upDu the { ct front Of the several lots or
parcels OF lard bounding or ~GJuttiug upon said
street, between the points aforesaii.
Passed Aug "A 1866.
T. W. PELToN, Pres. Of the Council.
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Washington News.
Activity IN tae Indian Bureau-Ad-
yances 10 Army PaymaSters-The
Presidents Western Trip &c, &c.

Activity IN tGe AnuAun uESdu-6N
yances TO Army Paymasters-The
Presidents Western Trip &c, &c.
WAsHrSGTos, August 1I-Much activity
is exhibited by the Indian Department IN
sending the annuity goods for the Indians
to the west, and The Treasury is promptly
paying all the bills. The Department
seems determined that the Indisns shall
not commence hostilities with broken faith
Of the government as q pretext-
The Treasury Department to-day made
the first advance to the Paymasters since
the failure Of the Merchants National Bank
The sum called for was 50, 750,000, quite a
falling OF from the amount of the pay re-
quired when the army was in full operation,
which time the amount used for bi-mOnthly
payment was S30, O00, OoO.
It is probable that all the members Of the
Cabinet, except Mr.. Harlan and possibly
Mr.. Stanton, and General Grant and Ad-
miral Fzrragut with their staff officers will
accompany the President on his trip TO
Chicago.
The following has been issued:
General Order No. II.
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Good Soft Soap, at five cents per gallon,
is made by dissolving Pyle's o K Soap in
hot water, according to directions with each
bar. Send to your grocer for the 0 X.
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A GENTS WANTED-rO sell = new and beau
n titui Railroad and Township Map OF Ohis. Or
6inary agents are making from three to I've dollars
FER tay Address b. s GREEN, Cleveland, Ohio,
l44 Superior street, NJ stairs anzl6;3{4
WANTED-CanTssser s to sell and put up Ba-
" tons Patent Gong House Bell. Men are clear
ING from $50 to 800 per month. Send for circular
Q. 7. NATTESOH. Gen1 Agent, Grafton o. ap6.s42
A GENTS WANTED-To sell the Jarrett and
n best work on Agriculture ever published. Ii il
. Farmers Lthrary,n complete in one volume
Z; G-,& 40. ROWE, Publishers, 2e Superior.st,
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ADVANTAGEOUS DHAEUE FOR A9EHro-
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS TO LAKE
SUPERIOR.
TlHE LARGE AND( M
Il elegant passenger steamer A&EIN
So
SD. cALDW ELL--.---J. II. LEWIS, Master,
viii leave Cleveland, Ohio, for LAKE SUPERIOR
PO8TS, % Pleasure Excursions, TIE
following dsys.
July 25tls, A3gust Sth and 2 a
Eight p. u.
The stc-uer passes through Lakes Erie, ST.
Clair, HufeH and Superior, and he beautiful
rivers nctroit, st. Clair and St. Marys, with its
IhonEsld I~-land5, presenting to the tourist for
pieasrr~ or Icalth, more real Attractions than any
Other On Tie continent OF America.
For securing statcrooms or for further informa-
tion airly 10 CHARLESTON & CO., Ag'ts,
jyz3a42 No. I River street, Cleveland. o..
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TnE CLEVELAND Board OF TRADE-A
pamphlet has just been issued, entitled
@cherter, Act of Incorporation, Bylaws
and Rules of Inspection of the Board Of
Trade OF the C5ty Of Cleveland. Adopted
April, 1866" The Charter of the Board
sets forth that:
ave, the undersigned, citizens of the
State of Ohio, and residents of the city Of
Cleveland, do hereby a sociate ourselves
together as a Board of Trade under the
name and title of the Board of Trade of
the City of Cleveland" to be located and
situated in the city of Cleveland, county of
Cayahoga, aud the State of Ohio, where its
business is TO be transacted.
s'The objects of said association are to
promote integrity and good faith, lust and
equitable principles of business, to discov-
er and correct abuses, to establish and
maintain uniformity IN commercial usages.
to acquire, preserve and disseminate vslu-
able business statistics and information. to
prevent or adjust controversies and misun-
d~erstsudings which may arise between per
sons engaged in trade, and generally to fog-
ter, protect, and advance the corlmsrciaI.
mercantile and manufacturing interests of
The city, IN conformity with al act of the
General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. Il
titled An Act TO authorize the ireoroora-
ton Of Boards Of Trade, and Chambers OF
Commerce, passed April Sd, 1866"
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is, 1866.

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