Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-25
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| Gold closed last night aS 1851
oussn Knima and suit were -'doing" Magyar
Falls yesterday.
The japanese are sending large quantities 0
1 goods to the Paris Exhibition. -..-
Three milk dealers in New York, q few dsys ago
were iued $50 for watering their milk.
An extensive Ere has been ragisg, in tho Dismal
Swamp, Va, for several days. destroying tho nue
forests there.
The report that courterfeit So National bank
notes wsrein circulation is not true. There no
couuterfeits Ofthat descriptioni
Gen. Meade and senor Romero, the Mexican
Minister, viii form part of the Presidents escort
oHsaistsip West. -----s - - -
The President has appointed J. H. Anderson,
Collector, and ospt. schofeld Assessor Of the sth
Ohio District
Two men were arrested at Springfield, Illinois,
Thursday, with 81, coo worth ofcounterfeit money
in their possession.
The farmers around Nashville viii have no corr
to acknowledge this year. The grssshoppsrs are
eating it all up.
Judge Dewey, Of the Supreme Court Of Massa-
ohusetts, died at Northampton on Wednesday,
aged IS years-
There was ahny thousand dollar FIRE in Rich
mond, Va, Thursday night new brick ware
house used as Wholesale grocery store was des-
troyed.
Two new National Banks have just been estah-
Iished-the First National Bank of Salem, N. c.,
aud the kansas Valley National Bank, at Topeka.
kansas.
The Boston Traveller has Communication
strongly urging the domination OF Wendell Phil
lips as the Uaion candidate for Congress, in place
Of A. b. Bice, who declines reelection
General sweeny, Secretary Of War of the T. B.,
calls upon each circle ef the Brotherhood to send
him the namsof a competent military man, who
viii be appointed to reergaDize The military
branch Of the order.
We print this mOrnin; in our telegraphis
columns all the correspondence that passed be-
tween the military and civil authorities at New
c.Ieans, and the President, War Department and
Gen. Grant, at the time of the New Orleans riet.
A man named Edward stagg was found lying
dead on Tuesday, in a culvert near Hamburg
station on the Lake Shore Railroad, with isrge
hole cut in the back of his heal. and Othyreevi-
dsncss that he had been murdered.
u. s. Attorney General stanberry has issued
directions to the District Attorney of the Eastern
District of Missouri to enter nolle prosequiin all
cases Of Feniaus arrested in St. Louis last spring
charged with completely in the invasion Of Canada
The Committee Of Arrangements for the Conven-
tion Of the Southern Loyalists have issued an ap
peal to the loyal people the North and South to
attend the Convention on the 9Th of September, in
Philadelphia,
The Presidential axe has been Swung in Detroit
and the head Of the Postmaster there has dropped
into the basket. The new man is Col Henry
Barnes. = $50, --.---..-
Alfred Kilgore, OF Delaware county, Ind, hiss
District of fneians, Prav7 81 iv@'SUrru
Hanna, removed Mr.. Hanna has held the office
FOR six years, and loses the place because he is at
tached to the Union party.
ga terrible murder was committed near Ian
sing, Mich, yesterday. negro named Taylor
killed the wife and daughter Of one John Buck
The murderer was arrested. The dispatch does
no: state particulars.
The crew Of = steamer called the Yankee, on the
Mississippi, mutiued last week. The captain and
pilot. armed with revolvers, drove the mutneers
under the hatobss and then took the boat to Cairo,
authorities at that place for trial.
An eminent surgeon Of Cincinnati, DR.. Black
burn. committed suicide by drowning himself in
the Ohio river on last Wednesday. He had once
before attempted to commit the deed by shooting
himself in the head, and had only just recovered
from the wound.
The sawteII oil Company. last week, struck the
largest lowing well of Illuminating oil ever OBJ
tained in Western virginia. Il is said to yield
about one thousand barrels per day. 1t is situated
near Parkersburg.
General John ". Geary, Union candidate for Gov
erpor Of Pennsylvania, participated in sixty bat
ties, being four times wounded, and having made
the circuit Of the entire Rebel COnfederaey, fight
ing the rebellion from State to State, continuing
with bis gallant corps, from fret to last, never
once meeting witb-A-rsPalseoE suffering adefeat
On Tuesday liek man was taken from tbs
steamer Naugstuet, at Memphis, denied admission
into The city hospital. and while being borne
through the city in search Of some pace of refuge
died. The corpse was denied burial by the city
and being accidentally recognized by relative Q
the deceased -vas conveyed to Arkansas for inter
ment.
| al articles Intended for the Paris Exhibition
should be promptly registered with the agent ii
New York, Mr.. J. O Derby, No. 90 Park Row
| BE T. reeuifed 10 make outa descriptive oats
| logue Of American entries by the 18th Of mex
month, aud articles not registered bef re that tim
will not be received at the exhibition
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