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and with correctness in accordance with
the Diet. The conduct of the admins
tration, the fulfllment Of legal obligations
towards public creditors, the maintain
ance of the army and state establishments
were questions vital to the expenses of the
state, and the course adopted there
fore eoecame one of those inevitable ne
cessities which in the interest ofthe country
a government must not hesitate to adopt.
trust that the recent events viii, in so
far, contribute to effect an Indispensable un-
derstanding that an indemnity for our hav-
ing carried on the administration, without
law regulating the budget, application
for which viii be made to the representa-
tives, Will readily be granted to my govern
ment, and the hitherto existing conflicts be
thereby finally, and the more securely
brought to a conclusion. As it may be ex-
pected that the political position of the
Fatherland viii admit of an extension of
the frontier of the State and the establish
ment Of an united Federal army, under the
leadership of Prussia; the costs will be
born in equal proportion by all the mem
bers Of the confederation. The bill required
in this respect for the convocatiOn Of pop
aIar representative of the Federal State will
be laid before the Dict without delay.
Gentlemen, you know that our entire
Fatherland feels the high importance of the
moment that bring me once more among
you. May Providence bless Prussia as
graciously in the future as it has visibly
blessed the immediate past. Msy God
grant it
Prussia Declines Russia's Proposed
Congress-
Prussia has positively declined the pro-
possl of fRusssa for a Congress Of the Powers
which signed the treaty of Vienna.
AVSTRIA
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SANDUSKY COUNTY.

From the Fremont Journal:
Under the new city charter Fremont
will be divided into three wards.
The Fremont Brass Band is about to
appear in an elegant new uniform, with q
rich profusion Of gold braid and other or
namentation.
A young female babe was found under
ad oak tree down the river on the east
side, about six miles from the city, one
day last week. It was named Lorianna
0alltree.
Fremont prices current wheat Sl.4O9
s2.2O -four $lLOO; corn 45@55c; oats
35c; butter zoe; eggs Ice; potatoes
6O@l.0O; wool 45@55e.
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"A q special tax upon the lots or lands bounding
or abuttiug upon alley running from Hunting,
ton street 10 Perry street, and lying between Euclid
avenue and Prospect street
SEc. l. Be it ordained by the City Council Of th'
city Of Cleveland, (two-thirds a all the members
co1currincl that the sum OF fifteen lOl5) cents b
aud the same l. hereby levied and assessed upoI
each and every foot front Of the several lots or par
cells Of lands bounding sbutIing upon th'
slley living between Euclid avenue and Prospect
street aud T, nning from Huntington street &c
Perry street. for the purpose Of paying the cost
and expense Of opening and extending said alley.
SIC That the owners OF the several lots or
parcels Of land bounding abutting upon said alley
between said Huntington aud Perry streets, shall
nav the several amounts OF money by them sever
aIIv due in that behalf, to the City Treasurer or
such other person as may be authorized to collect
the same, on or before the 22nd day OF August,
1866, or be subject 10 the penalty and interest
allowed by law sgainst them severally, II not paid
at the time herein designated.
Passed Augugt Z, 1896.
NV. PELTON. President Of the Council.
C. 5. WHEATON, Assistant City Clerk. aug9:S4l
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
NEWS BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

London and Liverpool Markets Of
Tuesday.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

The miscegenation between the Copper
heads and the so-called johnson Republi-
cans is daily becoming more brazen and
bold. The Plain Dealer announces that
Senator Doolittle, of Wisconsin, elected by
Republican votes, is to speak in Ohio in
behalf of the Copperhead candidates for
Congress. We are fully prepared to be-
lieve it. But the Copperheads are greatly
mistaken if they fancy that the speeches
of the apostate DOolittle will convert e
dozen Republicans. Mr.. Doolittles NEST
ings will be attended only by Copper
heads, and if that gentleman comes in
contact with any Republicans he will
learn the scorn and detestation in which
Ohio Unionists hold deserters and rene
/ gades.
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The Size of the Rread-and-Butter Con-
VenIiOn.

Is would seem from all accounts that
we greatly over estimated the size of the
Bread-and-Butter party yesterday morn
ing in stating it at two hundred. The
Cincinnati Commercials account says:
Here Mr.. Hinkle suggested a call Of
districts, which was had, and from one to
eight or ten delegates responded from each
district, except the Fifteenth, which was not
represented. The Miami district rolled up
the largest list of delegates, including the
present Assessor and two competing candi-
dates for that Office. There were some ten
or q dozen from the counties composing it. !"
Here we get glimpse of the strength
of the convention. The largest district
delegation present consisted of "ten or q
dozen" From that it tapered down to
one from q district.
The only vote in the convention which
revealed its strength as to numbers was
that of Colonel Moulton to postpone in
| definitely Colonel Campbelps resolution
looking-toward the nomination of statt
ticket. On that the vote stood; Yeas 2l
| navs 45-totGl Uote SiTty-Orle!
Prodigious mass convention!
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

The cholera is a decided epidemic
among Methodist clergymen in New
York city. The Rev. DR.. Heman Bangs,
Rev Dr. c. Z. Harris, son-in-law of Bis
hop James, Rev. John Parker, Rev Dr.
DePuy, of the Christian Adooeate arc all
down with If
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Tho Chicaro Ttib,l,ie saws

"The Cleveland Herald, which has
been moderate johnson organ, is
evidently frightened at the breakers
ahead, and begins to break water.
Vallsndigham's last letter, in which
he proposes to 90 in with the Conservative
johnson men to save the ship, aud strire
for the nlGstay'-that is jump aboard the
ship, seIze the management-and then
pitch the loyal men overboard-dOes not
exactly set well on the stomach of the Her
aid, especially as the editor is Postmaster
of Cleveland, and don't like to go out of
Office in that way. II he is to be martyr
he likes the Union pattern best"
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The Herald and the RreRd-and-Butter
Convention.

/
Convention.
The following is what the Cleveland
Herald has to say about the Columbus
Bread-and-Bu convention:
@In numbers, in character, and in its &C
| ton, it certainly was respectable =
/ The belief was general among the delegates
that the DAVIS work would be the initiation
ofa new and successful policy, if not OF a
| new party. No charge of apprehension
can be brought against this convention, for
it was very largely composed of those who
fought against the rebellion in the field
The RerGtdS logic is unfortunate. Sup
posing we apply it in a few cases: "No
charge of copperheadism can be brought
against " General Mcclellan, late Demo-
cratic candidate for President, 'for he
fought against the rebellion in the field"
'tNo charge of copperheadism can be
brought against" General George W. Nor
gan, late Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Ohio "for he fought against
the rebellion in the field" "No charge of
copperheadism can be brought against"
Ben. Lefever, present Democratic candi-
date for Secretary of State of Ohio,
+" for he fought against rebellion in the
held." The fact is that the convention of |
the seventh inst. was mainly composed of |
men, whatever their antecedents, who |
are ofice-holders or office-seekers at the |
hands of Andrew johnson, and who are
ready to follow that bad and dangerous
man wherever his folly may lead him.
Joe Geiger distinctly foreshadowed the de-
sign to unite with the Copperheads when
he declared that he wanted to force
one party or another to unite with US and
give us something; a declaration re-
ceived, I'VE quote from the RsraiFs own
report with daughter and applause"
We suspect that the verdict of ali Union
men will be that he who is ready to unite
with the copperheads is no better than
copperhead himself.
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Morning Edition.

ton, but is strongly opposed. The renom-
ination of Hon. Sidney Clark for Con-
gress is also opposed, on the ground that
Lawrence has already had Offices enough.
The Union Committee Of Indiana, in
perfecting their arrangements for a
thorough canvass of the State, have Sc
cured the services of Governor Hamilton,
of Texas; Governor Dennison and Sena-
tor Sherman, of Ohio. ex-Attorney Gen
eral Speed Horace Maynard, Colonel
Stokes, of Tennessee; Generals Logan
and Oglesby, Of Illinois, and Charles D.
Drake, of Missouri. The Union Con-
gressional nominations have all been
made in this State, with the exception of
the 8th district, in which there is no
doubt of tho denomination Of the Hon
Cod love = 0rth
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

The American Cooking StOye-Is man
ufacturod with certain Improvements secured by
letters patent, under date OF May 5, 1885, and De-
cember 5. 1865. One of these Improvements cover
Encouragement of fitting portable ash pan in
the hearth Of Cooking Stove, to receive the ashes
as Il passes down from the grato. All persons are
cautioned against manufacturing, vending or using
other Stoves made in IMITATION Of the AMERICAN,
as suits have been commenced for infringement Of
these patents, and sI persons manufacture :, sell
ling or using said INVITATIONS. will be lissle for
damages for Infringement on those letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD q CO.,
It and 70 Greon-st., Albany, n. Y.
The AMERICAN is for sale By
IN. BAILEY & CO.,
i,nso. 375-e n CIgyelaud Ohio.
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epIlI:RI4


Mrs. WiaslOw, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician, presents to the attention of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teething, which greatly facilitates the process of
teething, by softening the gums, reducing all in
fismmations, will allay all pain and spasmodic &C
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On thg contrary, all delighted with its opera
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magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
tins matter ''what We DO know, after 30 years
experience; and pledge our reputation for the full
illment OF what we here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen OF
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile OF
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold By all Druggists throughout the world,
Price, only 35 cents per bottle.
Ap23: Rl4-dyeod:w
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Alg9sti
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

The refined and fashionable are now using
IS their fashionable perfume TALLMAN & COLLINS
EGYPrIAN GALA, 8 delightful odor for the toilet.
Sid by all druggists and dealers in peTfnmes,
sld at wholesale by
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS s CANFIELD,
alg9:3H Wholesale Agents.
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2 uV7V1VN y
MISCELLANEOUS.
z oreurents of vessels.

The Color, ldo, Admiral Goldsboro's hag-
shin. from Ii sbon, arrived at Plymouth and
sailed for Che -bourg-
Prize Fight.
The Yacht F. -olic, with the prize-hghters
Mace and Goss aboard, has arrived. They
fought for g. .Gee. Mace won in q rounds.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

As United States Marshal Bill-all hon
or to him for twas not q member of the
johnson convention Of the seventh INST,
the Cuyahoga delegation seems to have
been limited to o. c. Scoville. Does this
gentleman constitute the entire johnson
party of Cuyahoga2 ?
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NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION-The CO-partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name o.
Tn, bnsiness will hereafter be conducted by W NJ
Mott who is authorized to collect all debts owing
-. ~ i.te arm W. NJ. MOTT,
10 'n9 '~'' J. n. HAIGHT-
Dated August 1, 1850. AugA'S4V
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levy and assess

Passed AUGUST y loep-
w. FELTON,, President o: the Couacil.
G. S. WHEATON, Assistant City Clerk. Aug9.34l
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

Just Publisaed-A pamphlet containing
much valuable information, which will be sent
free to any address upOa application to the Union
Business Institute, ObsrIin, o. jy2s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

Evidences of the miscegenation between
Copperheads and johnson men crop out
everywhere. In urging the location of
the johnson State Central Committee at
Columbus, at the recent johnson Conven-
ton, Mr. Henkle said the fact that there
was no johnson organ in Columbus was
nc reason why the committee should not
have its headquarters there. The States
man (Copperhead) would with pleasure
throw its columns opento all that the John
sonites wished to publish. Doubtless )
but any man who acted with the Union
party during the war should blush to &C
owledge that he is engaged in a war
upon his own party to which such Infamous
peace journals as the Statesman lend their
aid. The approval of this paper, and
papers like it, is enough to damn any
party past all resurrection. 1t has already
done so with this movement.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

The Plain Dealer enthusiastically en-
dorses Senator Doolittle's Wisconsin
speech. If that speech had any influence
with Union men, such an endorsement
would be sure to destroy it.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
I.e11nr frnIn WiIInnrhhr-

Special Correspondents of the Cleveland LEADER.
WILLoUGHBY, August s.
There is quite a change of real estate
here to the patrons of the Institute Mr.
Cotsol has purchased of Mr.. Van Anden
at 81, 500; and Rev. C. R. Chapman has
purchased of Mr.. Clark, Also for 81, 500.
The late billiard saloon has had its unpro-
fitable and is no more.
The Students Boarding Hall is being
refitted preparatory to the term of Mon
day, the 18th. The life of term time viii
soon be revived. The college is destined
from appearances to be much crowded.
But all things are ready.
On Wednesday evening, August Is,
there will be a grand centenary mass
meeting in Institute Hall The speakers
will bo Revs. E. S. Gillett and A. j.
Merchant, of Cleveland, Rev j. Balm, of
Willoughby, and Revs. J. Greer and j.
NJ. Green, of Painesville With such an
array of justly distinguished talent there
will be a very fall house.
Health is excellent and Esculapius must
bile his time. r.
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rhe Trentx nrPe

YrESyA, August 6th.-It is expected that
definite treaty of Peace viii soon be
signed by the Austrian and Prussian Plen-
ipotentiaries at Prague. Italy is not in
cluded-
If the difficulty relative to the armistice
with Italy, is not arranged within few
days, hostiIities will be resumed.
Political Arrests
BREsr, August G.-several political arrests
have been made by the military hereto
day. Similar arrests have taken place in
parts Of Hungary.
Pence Negotiations between Prussia
and SaSODy.
DRESDEN, August 7th.-special Peace ne
gotiations are about to be opened between
Prussia and Saxony.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

Having heard my name mentioned as a can
didste before the Union Conv, ntion, to be held
the 18th, take this occasion to say am nc! =
candidate for any Office whatever.
33s:-d6ltEg ALBERT T. SLADE.
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ITALY.

sseefing of italian and Austrian Gen
erals.
FLoREScE, August 6.-Tho Italian and
Austrian Generals met at Comons, in Aus
tria, to negotiate. France takes no part IN
tn c pending armistiee. Austria and Italy,
If i can be arranged, will hold a separate
psaee, conference, with the concurrence OF
France. and Il Will probably meet ct Paris
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

They had a warm time in the selection
of delegates to the Philadelphia Conven-
tios from the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, at the recent Columbus Bread-and-
Butter Convention. The contest was
caused by vigorous struggle over a big
piece of bread and butter in the shape of
the Assessor-ship of that district Flem-
ing had it, Cummins and Frizell wanted
to get it, and all three burned with patri-
otic ardor to demonstrate their admiration
for amy policy" by becoming dalegates
to Philadelphia. The matter was finally
settled by sending Cummins and Fleming
as delegates, with Frizell as an alternate
We hope that Frizen won't poison eithe
of his rivals in order to fill his seat in the
Philadelphia Convention.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

Men Wanted 10 nct as Commercial Brokers.
Apply personally with good references to L. Il.
CURGAN, . Monument Square, Cleveland, Ohio.
augt33S
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

Frederick Hudson, the well known
journalist OF New York city, is engaged
in writing a history of the Associated
Press
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

LATEST NEW
BY TaE WESTERN UNION LINE.
LAST NlGHqss DISPATCHES.
NEWS By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
London and Liverpool Markets OF
Tuesday.
Continental News up TO Monday.
Return of the King of Prussia to
Berlin.
Enthusiastic Reception by the
People.
OPENING OF THE PRUSSIAN DIET
The Kings Speech In Full.
Progress of the Peace Negotiations,
The PlenipOtentIarIes in COun-
Gil at Prague.
Austria and Italy to Hold a Separate
Conference.
Great Preparations to Receive
the American Squadron.
AMERICAN CITIZENS SEIZED BY
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
A Former Mayor of Museatine, Iowa.
Forced into the Ranks.
Arrival in New York of the Queen
of the SandWiCh Islands.
A Man, Two Horses ana q Stable
Burned.
New York Detective in League With
GOunterfeiterS.
JOhnsODite Conventions in BOS-
ton, Richmond and Balti-
more.
Indian Troubles in Western Kansas,
Associated Press Rep0Ts.
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Associated Press Rep0E5.
News From Europe
OVER THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Lnnaon NIoneY nTarlIet.

LONDON, August 7.-Consels closed at S7B
for money; U. S. 5-2Os 6s3; Ill. Cent. 75I.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, August 6.-The sales to-day
have been 1000 bales. The market is fiat,
-szsi.5r.-. - the w York HsraIi.I
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

A great Republican mass meeting was
held last night in Pittsburgh, addressed
by Hon. J. W. Ferney, Gov. Hamilton,
of Texas, and others.
LATER Develin, leading Indiana Son OF
Liberty, has been appointed delegate to
Philadelphia from the Fifth Indiana dis
trict. No Congressional nomination has
vet been made in the district, the conven.
ton voting to await until after the Phil,
adelphia affair.
1t is reported that General Fremont
will be a candidate for the United State:
Senate from Missouri, provided the mex
Legislature is Radical. The General cal
hardly claim a years residence in Mis-
souri,, though his friends claim it for him
Schuyler Colfax and Governor Mortol
addressed tremendous meeting in In
dianapolis on Tuesday night Tn
speeches were eloquent and enthusiast
caIly received
The Kansas Union State Conventioi
meets at Topeks on ihe sth of September
lGov. Crawford is a candidote for re-eleC
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
EUSSIs.
v,s,, Of fae American squadron.

visit of fHe american Squadron
ST. PErE ERsBURG, August There IS great
enthusiasm here in reference to the visltoi
the American Squadron. The Russian teet
have gone to Helsingfors 10 meet it.
subscriptions fer Railroad
Some Of the principal Russian bankers
have subscribed So,OOOOOO francs to com
pleb, the railroad from Kozler to Morse
hausi i-ren.
Russia's Mediation Wanted
Ren ,swed efforts ars being made to obtain
the irttyrventiorizE ssi1s- Ffissis, II
bebalf of the s,t1S >ierman States. Inc
Car has entered into no arrangement rela-
tive to tn question as yet.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

BosToE, August S.-The Faneuil Hall con-
yention to elect delegates to the Phlladel-
phia Convention was attended by l7Sl
delegates from 3l7 cities and towns. Hon.
Leyerett Saltonstall, who presided. made an
Introductory speech, in which he urged
that the full time had come for the people
of Massachusetts, TO show their dlsapproOa-
ton of the measures of a disOrganizing Con-
gress. He predicted that If the question OF
restoration was left unsettled for another
wear, another civil war would be preciplta-
ted, not between State and State, but IN the
North. between individuals. The Recon
struction Committee had buried the hopes
Of patriot citizens, but the NatiOEal Union
party would resurreet them.
A series af resolutions were adopted.
Four delegates and four alternates were ap-
pointed for each of the Congressional Dis
tricts. The following delegates at large were
appointsd: Robert c. Winthrop and Judge
Abbott. of Boston Isaac Davis, OF Wor-
cester. General Couch, of Taunton; General
sutton. of Salem; John Quincy Adams, OF
Ouincv: George Ashmun, of Springfield; h
G. Bailv, of Boston. The alternates at large
are. r. S. SpatfJrd, Albert Fearing, ID. W.
Stevens, n. Starbuck, J. F. Redheld, Chas
KimbaII. VIM. D. Field, Waldo Colburn.
Died.
JAMESTOWN, NY, August Sd. 6. Nor
gan, formerly of Gov. Fenton's staff, and
| Superintendent of the New York State Mill
/ tary Agency. died suddenly this afternoon
| from hermOrrhage Of the lungs.
convention at Trenton.
| TRENTON, n. J., August S-A convention
was held here to-day, to elect delegates 4
| the philadelphia Convention, which wa
largely attended
Circuit Court
| FoRr MoSRoE. August S.-A bill has beel
! 8Ied in the Clerks Office of the Circui
| Court of the United States, by the stockhOld
| ers of the National Express Company, ask
ing an injunction against that Company
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
Johnson Convention.

BosTox, August S.-The Johnson sonVe- u
ton in Faneuil Hall, to-day, was nume,' =
ously attended by delegates from all parts
of the State. Hon. L. SallOnstall was elect
ed President. Among the Vice Presidents
are Judge B. +. Curtiss, Judge Abbot, Hon
Chas. Levi Woodbury., Geo. S. Hilliard,
Ex-Speaker Goldman and others Three
hundred and fifteen towns are represented
nv ISL delerates
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

"Like man without a wife,
Like 4 ship without a sail,
The most useless thing In life
Is n shirt without a -
Pocket large enough to contain
A b1ttle Of Roback-s Bitters.