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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-14

The Republics af Indianapolis have sud
deaIly msniiersd 40 rx,rsme sensisivens-
On ths subi+si u private character The
puhlir r~ts ~ rvtlic character u On indi-
visrH aFe esijp'fs suljr jrr,sof discussisn.'
Ties 50. hu private ch-rscter isaacred. .-
An iniiv tual may 20 % for yesr.. ou,ree.
ing to- lave ef God and msn; debsuching
sives sEd dsauHttrs into whose society he
has insirus'ed himself 10 ,h- ruise Of friend.
ship; making rsercbanlise Of female chns,i-
". unit " secomes irprous concrr.icn ~
sIi hat - sic . ad beas,iy "a, tho same lime
making hypocriesi pressn-e or The ch,y.
slrous honor Of BAyARD You msy cfr.
else his public sc's and his public character
his speechse. il he speaks In public. and
his pFsv-rs il he pays IN public: bu, dont
touch bis private character. If he uses the
.rppointinc power--if he j. invested. with
.saes po~er-s- mesos Of grssi:yins Nj.
beastlv lrsi. don'tspeak OF H. That would
Ioe attacking .privste character" n he
striKes iaismovs Bargains with creatures
osse enough 10 bsren the saact,iy of. their
marriage beds for position don's aiisde 10
shsi. IL ispriv,te character, and 10 s,cred.
. But wbea did these viriuous Republicans
5eccme 50 extremely sensitive AND constr
vssive On ihe isc, of"privs;e chars cssrr'
when were tuey ever known TO spare
any nsn'spfiv ais chsrscter who stood in
Their palh! Have hey not, from time i'm.
mcmorisl, given currency 20 every attack.
true Of false. on The private charsctsr Of an
opfopen'. They have; and Il is only when
hnw.inz under s.ystem Of warfare. iusulu.
rated 5i themselves. ihsi they whine sbou,
private cbsrscter--lnd Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-14

TrrE Fr2 I4EAIsr sr. -Amanr the an
fi NJ sT~: ans :esH Nssm iinarr race new
r~sz -sff ID va 5-.sh spr srv woman V
rarrr M ra sh- w@s rsrty years old
Ia fh~ sn'rr. sssr fes 'ndsTssre IL er'her
sY~sztT sr msFisF,s. "A srcane roiheTs
sssare shsy resch To- - " f~enty-enr.
iatrts-fv ;. ~ ens o-tao years c'der- The
sas ~ "a asnaitian szt CONSTRUCTION " 'he
rr--nt > I-rr4iy sransmisted. wiIh inereas-
"A fsr~v.itr. 20 ~ asT-grnr- BY the laws
~ rF-r-rrr. fA- in.r-r a riil attention ~as
ssis a. ihr ~ nysicri ~dnsa'iea of woman;
ard - ysliearp ~ sfrklr wrnrn were. on
NV nreuunt. rfitwed 70 rerrv. Dr. Jahn-
s1r. Fr hfs wSrk M ttp E-nHonv ~ Health,
~ tAss rn.trzn1r should no be con.
--rr.es s.s~-s ne fr.t rsfr ~ fae fourth
..-sr unisi ~ ~ 7~rf IL shs iadv. nor be.
sr-p - -, r~ar ~ - sane. n 'hs case
u - -sntyrmsns p srheF words fhsfsmai'
ishsn kasr inss; tuvp air-rn- reHra ~ sre
lruF -Ar rssFr -snfE -~ir yft-s Tnscsc
.s- s~vs fHrs th~rs ssops Be cifF-renr'
saf se~r- srn-s hsfwrrn ths ssxss- a. wha'
i-vr- r~rf-f ~ ffr ~ eorree'i3n Ia con
, s-sr-Sf Trrs = 5lFersrre of seve
.vrsrx rr- ia ~ r-frrI drrs'ipn ~ lie. J
Y rA. r~A .sxs~. hu@ ne rfamin. % q
\ ea1- T.asTns. 'hs sT- nr-ry ~ The farm. sr
/. the .irsan~rf. rf ne fsre IL vr-r.c'
Y ssrfr marrFsTs \, ffr asIf concerns he %
\ rev Sex. ~ @vrrv war ~hisa marriage
, entered r17r hefs-s shs sc cf twenty on
s-sshsre wiIE - on ~ average three yesrs
y vrsrn ,,urs dscuv. rncre o. less apparent,
e tk~ ro-rnrpnT fshtic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-14

lord S'rlshDry rerrns.s asafrd 10 ast
iic meeting ~ iofs,.~. tar rpm p-r.sna
observation he had azr -is'rrl nr ~ 'h-
ada'' "iai+ eF'n.lesl. ihst y. .rpri; =.
mad iaifen into 1prree g eslmA hffee~H
ihr e1es 81 ixi,t srd s- e4 rs4fs. 4rd
ihen \ sonag mar ine! ~ hpn..t si-
np 70 twenty ytass W .srr shrra r-r forly
nine chances NJ iatcr ayt efst ot. GAM
linn. NJ ~ an hanor hsa i,s sasrrsTfsr.
This 1 alnc' " -'assi,ax N ssrl a. tA.l.rr-
ard mpthfrs. -nd .nrAr .ls Tsri r.rpsa-i-
5iliit. certninls p~-r-s a.rld sr-n-r s-s
se'sin and exfrlst ab-tia'- c9,r#l IN
,he shiid unu sixieFfs. i c4nnss - c..l
cuItmatlfr iasds itE-. except "A rrrv W
eases andif 'hat ceusfol ~ roi rrseiv' mi
Ell 'ieasiy exercised. j; musttr lhe parsn.'s
iaulf; il u owing ~ iAe gafsnias ne9iecs rt
ramissae,s ilsncc the reai s.ur4e ui
lnineIy-eight per cenf II the e.-ne 4 I.
county such s~ Eng aaswih Uhissa Sfslss
res A. the door 0tihe slFrnis. I 10 tes-
llDl rslaciiah: me tsrow 4 bescfe sh4 naia3s
ol the father. snd mcihcrs N cur lsnt. saI
;hers leave i u ~ :Aaughs " " ~is.sin,
lremnrkiug only o. ~ 'ht early Seeds N sc.
ily disease. .ihatihcy nrenearly sissgs eo1n
afiwesn sundnar and hsd iifne n rtstref
irom Ihe family crcls. ~ rhs sprr'Y r'
spending money, meyer yaed hg tia Frnd
lcr. upenins fhe 5prs oi oplsc iea4tisrrn
'acss unlsies. " perr arj fshnrcn and siH'
shops. rf Ihr circus. the neErr rinstrr Az
r,s'ruFant rrd lhr dance; then fei'c '-
SUNDAY excur ign. fhe Sunday drsse. wif
ihc cass lranri.sn ~ fhrcorapsnr oi ibp-
whtee wuys iead dcwn'o'Ae rats~ ~ sscial
phy-ical sud mora su.a. From "sighi
. sixieenr' IN these tsw ssars are the tsfi
inies Of children Gx a N ferry nine gases T'
! " 6ny; fixed BY tSf rrrrhn ~ CO.
\ father and mniher srismnly vor: DYh =
Y nelp, IIlG OK nv dsfiing's destiny sOr rn'
\ bs making hone more attractive ihan y
!. street"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-14

4 member 81 the isgn. profession. In
S2rogfsld. J. ssj 70 be preparing rsse
Tor tie United States Supreme Court which
inso:vrs ,hs question Of The eonsli,usionai-
luy Of the income tax The conses'ani re2of,
ups.rd ,0f $4,000 Income the psst year.
but. undsr protest. he declines 10 fsy the
TAX, ard will. when the usual compulsory
setisn 10 invoked, ask iniunctions from
JnSgr Davis 20 fs@:rsiD the Governmsnt
ofirislr from collecting Thus heqves'ion
w,lI be brought sqnsrsly before the highest
tisdIeial irbrnsI. II j., further s,atea. that
rmin ~, jari=ts VINO have ex,ninet he
\ poiats'' hive Pronounced them well tshes !.
sps express tne opinionshatse nsrb ot NE
llnssra-l revenue law as leries a tar on To-
~cnes viii b. :sverrhrown by the conn.---
IRE ,swyrf employed 70 the case % the
same wlc srrcreded u cb,aining the dsas-
lion of 'hs Supene Court IN iba famous
lcott1n csser. which was 70 me tsFset akA,
Icouon cap,ured On land BY sihe sxpedi,iSn
lusder Alnirai Porter ws~ not liable u con-
ldsmn atcn .. prize goccs taken in warren
'lths high Chicsgb Post. m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-14

RosBfEY AksEsr % THE THfxvEs AND
arrovFkY or THs MosEx. ~ Some sx Or
sieh, weeks $50, Mr r Bruner q ibis
Place. hst something over 81 800 ssosen
rom his trunk. Suspicion Implicated Tom
Baird u this place. snd young man named
Johnson. late d virginia. johnson vent
10 K~n,ueky -ome three o. frur weeks seo.
and ss this week arrested there BY Mr.
Geo. VI Glover. of this place, and iockily
rscovsFsd every cen, o. the stolen money.
Johason was brought here. yesIersay, and
twn. States evilenee. aud sss Tie money
lws. -,elea ~ Baird. and that Baird wss 70
give him ~ huydssd dollars % kee2.is :
year foe him Both the parties. alter bear
iur before ESQUIRE WsIisr. were recognized
fcr their sppespnccs :, the Auqsst term Of
the eour, IL 'Ae sum Or $1,000 each. 10 De.
! faui, Of whieh'hsy were semitic jaf.
Washing on Gazesse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-14

REMsrKAn1F FEcrEpIrr- a ifiant Ipsi
from the iamuus a rocs'ook VAliev." tells
rs as a "sartin hci" ihai man ~-s walk
ing along in ihouRh'fal mood. acucumoff
vipe gave chase 10 him, ran up bic lss and
into his lockes. The msn 10 great ierrci
his hspd into bis pocket - elrr'
the i'm pudcnt intruder. are~ Iorlh--uhaif !
rive cucumberl Talk about the Wesi, i''
sll nonsense. -F,ae growing county !
That Arccsiock valley.--Bsngcs unico.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-14

The Propssed Constitutional Amendment
X II fovrs nseso soG,sgs upos Tho States.
Il mskee two Yankee vossrs eqAsl 70
three Isdisna voters. A v4H
7, exsmpts forever ttom ssxsiions three
rhorsanc rniIo~- of The properv ofthe rich
\ n leaves the Constitution % sass IN In
4 diana farmer has 10 pay thses dcllsrs OF
\ direct taxes. where's MasssshSsess farmer
pays cas.-fnd. Herald. Asi.fi nsa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-14

a--~Eru dii vDn take hstumbrells home
7 hosruus1 sssrsrdayr' asked fsiher o
his soa. yo. father you have often tod
- 70 Iay 20 something Cor rainy Day; and
10 ,hoorhs /, ~oa.d rain soon laid ~
rha umbrella
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-14

MauxrIras il Emperor q Mexico. MoxA-
x.Lrox ,hinks &c q Emperor q lnd'sos.
'i'hey are both great men but differ 70 tenn
,psrsmsnt. Maximilisn i pnlermasie. while
uox = Milson IS !. usrcur Al" indispcssion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-14

ssrrrain sli'hr iI.sis's NJ ri 'r- -.~ ar'T-
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ar fsfn'.'' n
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A'itr atf~ aE.e r~nsss-
= epHm'itse i-Ffe Nt~s
FA.el''''Fs- ur M
'na' 'As e'N''n rs NJ $3.50
~se ~s'N' T''- -fr
''rp*in''a " asnt7tN.9
f.p4'f '''
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NEW SADDIERN
AND
pED4 Harness MaElu(aC tory.

861 Harness IH1EsuENCsV1 -
WILLIAM Il. PFEFFE;. respectfully
announces TO the ciiizens ~ Dnoc'- ano
surrounding conn'i*s. that ne ha~ rpenea =
SHOP on North Main street, IN Jasper,
whs,e he il prepared to DO Gil hnds " wofs
IN Ssddlery hafness making snd buggy
trimming. A stock of saddles ard harness
sep, Consistently on hand for snle as low n
they csn be bought elsewhere. Repairing
dane promptly. lie vii! be thankful ior
share Of public pssronace.
July pad 1868 N
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06
Nnu Yn-n

CoTToS-Duli. Sales at 4la44c for m%iddIiug.
FLOUE-RatheT more active and prices without
de-ided change.
Sales NJ & a5@7,g0 for extra state; IS, 55Gs,SH
hoop Ohio, and SS,J'WiN.J5 for TRADE brands.
Market closing quiet.
NHIsEY-Ssies at r2,-cd2-3D.
wHEkr-Dun and heavy. Coed aud choice quiet
Sale at sI,6ert.r5 FOR No. . Milwaukee. SIG
for prime No I Milwaukee.
RYE-ln limited fequest. sales al &c for west
ern.
BARIEY-Dun.
BAILEY ~MAIr-Quist. Sales at 81, 40, on short
time.
CoRy-DuH and IG &c lower.
for sound DO.
CUTFEE-DUl.
S~uGAa-cuiet. Sales Of Havana at 1sl.c-
AoLAssFs-Sal-s OF CuLa mu=Covads ar $50.
Sales At 25Szstso for crude, and Iss for reHaed
in bond.
PoRK-DuH zndIower.
Safes At 81, 5Ogt2S . Tor new Mess. closing a.
S27, 80 cash, sZI,7 % for old do; aud Si1. JJ,G2O,75
tOr prime. Also, 400 blI- new moss for March,
april and May, seller option, at 81, 5bSzS,UO.
BrEF-SI,ady
Sales 1T sio.1 oG -o,ol for new plain ness, and
So, 900 "a 90 Tor new extra mess.
BEFs uAS-NeAyy. salvs AZ 50, OoGfLou.
CUT MEATs-L1W.r
lsLc Tor hams.
BkCoS-Dul and heavy.
Sales AZ lhIc for Cumberland cut.
DREssFD HoGs-Hravy-
fOr city.
BUIrER-Quiet. sales al s5g45c for Ohio, and
4lu5jc for state.
C~HErsE-slsady. Sales at I6ase.
FEEISHTs-To Liverpool, dull.
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compound interest notes are steady and
firm at the following prices: Issue of 1854 ::
Buying at lOS@lOG; selling at IO5@IOs.-
Issue of 1865: Buying at 1904 "a IM4 selling
at IO1@IO3.
The consolidation Of the Western Union
and United States Telegraph Companies was
contaminated on Saturday last. The terms
nave not transpired, but it is understood
that two of the consolidated oompany's
shares will be given for three of the United
States. The new organization will be known
as the Union Telegraph Company.
Local trade circles were very quiet TODAY,
and there is very little to report in the wav
OF change. Flour is in moderate demand
from the trade, and prices are steady and
firm, There was very little inquiry for
Wheat to-day, but the market was irmer,
and holders generally were asking an adj
vance. Corn was without reported sale,
but steady. Oats quiet, but irmer. Proyi-
sions are quiet, but prices are steady and
unchanged. The demand for prime Butter,
Cheese and Eggs continues good, and prices
are firm. Highwines are quiet and firm
Petroleum dull and unchanged.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
week ending Saturday, March 3, were as
follows
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msnt was buying with a view to advance frioes
and revive business, which is now stagnaHt 60
generally.
Were hrmer toward the close. 1851 coupons,
1881; 100 coupons, p95s for first, 9sA@195E for
%.
PEFRoLEcN STOCK,
Are better. Smith & P,Fmeles are most a-tiys-
oCorATsoNs.
The salss were st The following rates
Bonnchoi Run l5+J; First National Az M,Cin-
toch - oil Greek isu, Pithole Cfesk I5"; Shade
River oOui United States l1CO,
NAILS.
The usil market Is dull and ranges from s5.75 TO
500 per kcs. This il a decline Of one dellar since
the close OF last year. and the tendency is toward
lower prices.
Slab and Norway shoe iron. ssd in fact all re
fined lrenr l. ia great demand aud the supply Is
short. Prices have advanced about 10 per cent,
aud the market was very firm at she Improvement.
CAEPrr4.
There is q fair business doing in tho carpet trade
and quite a number OF buyers arcairraiy hero from
the West. The stock ofthe better Cluss Of grades,
say tapestry, brussels aud velyets, is light. Prices
are hrm. There is a better furply Of common
grades, and the market is rather weak for these.
DRY GOODS.
Dry goods are duH and the market q. very un-
settled. The weakness Of gold adds very much 10
ne htlla'ft'h % every Nlautu OF lur trade Large
numbers OF auction sales announced for the week
also cause buyers 10 hold oa, ANTICIPATING. yet
lower prices
QUOTATIONS..
Brown sheetngs-Wuchusett 36-inch, Is do.
3v.tuch, q: Perassvtt H., ~: DO. X, -.
Blcached Shirtings-Bates, 40; do. BIB, 32Ik.
Prints-Hamilton, Il; Richmond, ~; DgHnell,
20 Amoskesg, Is.
eiaines-liamiiton 25; Lousial-, 30.
Corset Jsans-Saumkeag, so; DO. Satter, IS.
Canton llannels-Hamiltou, 81 Sa!mJRFaIIs s..
Ticks-Pemberton a, IS; do. X, 30.
StIipcs-Eyerett, 80; FagIe. o.
Hoop Ssirts-Bradiey Duplex Elliptic, 20 to 90
hoops, s7129l0j. Empress Trail, LIS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06

FIRM D~TssoIvED.-Ar. Joseph 7. Hough
has Withdrawn from the firm of Forsyth
& Hough, the well-known house on Water
Street, dealing in safes and scales, and will
enter the firm of Forsyth & Co, Rochester,
New York. Mr.. George Westlake takes the
place made vacant by the retirement of Mr..
Housh. The latter gentleman, although
young, has already acquired q reputation
for business probity, and has a bright
career before him. His many friends here
Will follow him tie his new field of activity
with thcir best wishes for prosperity.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
MoypAr Evrs1re. March 5, 1sss.

MONDAY EVENING, March D, 1900.
The demand for money in this market
continues in excess of receipts, and with
steadily declining balances the market
works close. Bankers generally find all
they can conveniently do in meeting the le-
climate wants of their customers in the
discount line, and accommodations are con-
fined mainly to the best names. Eastern
Exchange is in fair supply, and only mod
crate demand. Rates are steady at previous
quotations.
In the New York market to-day Gold was
considerably unsettled, advancing early in
the day upon rumors that government was
buying, but subsequently, falling back, and
closing at 1928. Government securities were
generally steady, Seven thirties being q lit
tie off, but all classes closing frmer. In this
market f. J. Farmer d Co, Bankers, report
the prevailing prices of coin aud govern
ments to-day as follows.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06
Cleveland wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, March ., 1865.
FIOur-Inm moderate trade domaud, and Arm for
high grades. City made So 5aII,O for Xxx red.
sll,I5Gl2,OO for Xxx white. Country brands Xxx
red Ss,o0Sl0,0O; do Xxx white $40. 90.
Wheat-There was very little doing to-day,
bat prices are very firm, aud holders ars demand
ing an advance. The only sale reported i. 1000
bu No. I winter red on private terms. We cannot
name reliable quotations.
COrn-Dull; no sales reported. No. l sbelIsd
held at 5IG55s from store.
Oats-Less active, but armsr Sales rs bu No.
] at CSC from store.
kye-Inactive and nominal.
karIey-Quiet. Prime No. l Canada firm
Ohio nominal.
POrk-ouiet and steady. No. l City Mess sos
90; No. ? Mess $780, Clear ssl,OO
~Lard-steady. City-rsndered in tierces Ise: do
in kegs l9e. Country-rendared I5GIgISc.
Hams-Sugsr-eured steady at pc.
ShOUIders-steady at lie.
Mess Bee-Quiet and steady at Sls. 90 for
city packed.
Dried BeeE-FiFm and in fair request at 2sc.
B~utter-Choice roll firm and in good demand
at Sj936ci common grades inactive.
Cheese-In good demand and firm at Is@2ac
for good to choice. Stocks Light.
Eggs-Continue in good demand, scarce and
firm at 34g35c.
HIghwines-stocks are light, and the market
is hrmer at 81, 2492,25.
AicOhAl-Firm. Held at s4,4494,5O for 9s
per cent. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, 81, 60. Mem
trail Proof Spirits s2,3792,42.
PetrOlcun-DuH. Refined free held At 57a
Coo.
Oils-Stesdy at the following quotations:
Ginseed-~~-..s SO Whale, W. B.....-.sl IS
Garbon--"-. 5796O c Elephant, W. b l IS
Lard.--~..-sl 609I s. Sperm, VI S., 3 90
Bank.:.'.-'.... 81 70 Straits. ......... l 40
Neatstoot.....- -9l IS I
Dried Apples-In fair trade demand At i2lH |
9l3c, aud pay for packages.
Dried PeRches-Firm. Pared SOC; Uupared. |
halves, 2AS25o; quarters, Isc.
POtRtOes-Peschblows in moderate demand At
s5@aoc.
Beans-HeId at s l,5Og2,O 90 for white. Demand
moderate.
~Seeds-SaIes 50 bu Timothy at 1915; BOB Clio.
yer at S., so.
Lake Ffsh-Quiet and STEADY. No. 1 White.
fish $500 Per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; Pickere.
Trout s7,OOa7,5Oi Herring s5,25.
FaIlOw-ouiet and steady. City-rendered held
at lOGlO%c.
sal1-Firm at s2,66 for Fine s2,sO for coarse
o~nondAga s2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres.
5nt Use Xxx Ale slO,OOi Stock SIS, OO@I4,O 90; Ken
$500 Pale Cream sIl 90; Porter SIS. OOa
400.
HOps-Firm. Held at a range Of 4Oa65c fer
York, Michigan and Ohio.
hait-Bariey Malt steady at sI,4oGI,6O = bu,
he outside price for prime No. l Canada.
Water L~tmc-Market firm at $500 for akron
md Oswezo.
Plaster-Powell's land plaster arm at 81. 50
: ION. Cslcined 800 . Dbl. !
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06

6000 LBS. KNITTING COTTOY, ALL
OOOO %eolors, a. manufacturer's prices.
tr6" N. I h co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06

JoHysoS's IsLAyp.-The Ssndusky Regis
Ter. of the 9TH inst, saws that at is the
present intention of the owner Of Johnson's
Island to dispose Of two hundred acres, or
two-thirds of the entire Island, during the
present spring, in lots for grape culture and
summer homes. Several gentlemen in diff
fcrent parts Of the country have made ap-
plication for lots on this beautiful and now
historic Island. with a view to erecting
summer residences thereon. II could easily
be made q summer resort of unsurpassed
attractions. It's soil is not exeelled by any
Of the Islands for the culture Of the grape,
and of course its aqueous surroundings are
the same. The Notifications, which are ex-
tensive and permanent, viii be allowed 10
remain intact, and, together with the Union
and Confederate cemeteries, will form an
attractive feature for years to come. 1t is
expected that a permanent daily steam
ferry will be established between the city,
Johnson's Island and the Peninsula the
present season. The heavy guns are still
in the forts, and the Government will retain
possession of 4 small part Of the Island
it has sold the remaining buildings
removed the ordnance-which will be
done as soon as the bay opens"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06

Fresh Violin and 6uitsr Strings at HALL.
II Monument Park.
Cleveland City Directory Tor 1867.
The publishers of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made all the neoes-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1867 by the 18th of May, will com
msnee eanvassing for names the 10th Of
next month april, after people have fin
ished moving.
The new Directory will he made com
plete in every respect and will be greatly
improved by many additions. The fact that
the Directory issued by the publishers last
year contained 5000 names more than any
previous Directory, is a sufficient guarantee
that the new Directory will De in e~verv're-
speot the most extensive and complete ever
published in this city.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06

C~LEvELANDERs ISJURED.-The Cory Tes-
graph publishes the names ofthose wounded
in an accident which happened Tuesday
afternoon Of last week, on the Pittsburg Il
Erie road, among whom are John Wheeler
and J. Mcdowell of this city. The train
consisted of three passenger cars and one
baggage car. A rail broke in two places,
causing the complete wreck Of the passen-
ger coaches. Fourteen persons were injured,
EiIInH
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06

THS STATE FAIR-SHALL We HAVE II
HERE Pit is well known that an effort has
been made here the past week or two to in
sure the holding of the mex State Fair in
this city The matter will be brought to e
head, it is hoped, this evening. 4 meeting
Of eitizens interested il the matter, is called
tonight, to be held at the American House.
Our business men are generally in favor Of
the project, and the officers Of the various
railroads conveying here have expressed 2
willingness to come forward, as heretofore
they have done, in supporter any measures
looking 10 the holding Of the next State
Far IL the Forest City. We hope there
viii be a large a~ttaniance.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06

SALE OF a ScHooSER.-The Detroit Tribune
says that the steamer W. B. Hubbard, of
Cleveland, was sold on Thursday, by Capt.
Cohen, to Captain Mckay, for 81, 900. This
vessel was built at Cleveland, and was pur-
chased by Mr.. Cohen two weeks siuce for
$4,000. The demand for vessels of almost
every description exceeds the supply, and
as a consequence high prices are asked and
received for the few that are in the market.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-06

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-0ur yesterday
afternoon report contains the entire pro-
ceedings of the Court yesterday with the
exception Of a case tried to the Court in
room No. /, namely that of Il. C. Hunt Ct
al v', &C. Pease. Suit is brought to recover
damages a%ccruing from a breach Of contract
for furnishing specified quantity of oil. F.
T.. Backus, Esq, is counsel for plaintiff. and
Samuel Prentiss, Esq, for defendant.
Court in room No. 3 adjourned yesterday
noon till nine O'Clock this morning, when
the motion for q new trial in the case of the
State IS. Hosea W. Libbey, convicted of
manslaughter, will receive the attention Of
the Court.