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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

Mr.. Carnahan, President Johnson's
United States District Attorney for the
Western District of Pennsylvania, the
gentleman who made an Intellectual effort
to get the Presidents endorsed by the Penn
~sylvania Union Convention, has been
making a speech in Pittsburgh. He took
occasion to deny the statement of the
Philadelphia Press that he stood alone in
favor of the resolution endorsing johnson
which he offered in the convention. At
least twenty men-so Mr.. Carnahsn sol
EMMY sfirms-at least twenty men, in
that convention of two or three hundred,
would have supported it Mr.. Carnahan
must have high hopes for the great SJohn-
son party" in Pennsylvania.
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STOVES.
THE AMERICAN
HOT-AIR COOKING STOVE.

THE Utics Evening Telegraph of Sep
L TENDER 18th. says Among the articles wor-
thy Of note on exhibition at the fair grounds is the
American HOt-Air Cooking Stove" manufacture
ed by the well known firm Of Shea. Packard b
Co., Of Albany. Ne have often heard this stove
spoken OF in terms Of praise, and on examination
we find IL Possesses many points of great excel
lence aud worthy Of the many encomiums bestowed
uponit. This stove was AWARDED the first pfemium
at our State Fair in 1862, 1858 and 1854. During
the last spring and SIMMER it has been greatly
impTov'd, and now POSSESSES more good points
Than when the premiums were awarded. We
would advise all in pursuit OF The very best arti-
Gle in this line, and al thOs- d.sirous Of seeing the
high styleo Of perfection attained in this stove. 10
exa@ine il while On exhibition.
For 80 NJ. BAILEY & Co.
feb1 loo Bank strae4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

General Marmaduke, a noted Confede-
rate officer under Price, has recently re-
turned from Europe, and is about settling
in Missouri.
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The United States Omees In Cinein-
natl.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, (Copperhead)
says:
Our information from Washington is
that all the ofiee-holders of this city will
be compelled to walk the plank. They
have tried to carry water on both
shoulders, for or against the President,
but have only succeeded in wetting them
selves. They will be removed ereloRg,
and conservative Republicans, friendly
to the Presidents policy, will take their
places.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23
PEDDLINe N. c.

A prominent member of the House
from southern New York, called on
several of our leading merchant ~tailors,
within he past few days, soliciting orders
for a cloth-house in his State. This is the
first instance of the kind known to the
"oldest inhabitant' of the national me-
tropolis, and quite naturally excites a
feeling of supreme disgust among all
decent mer, especially as the Congress
sional peddler forgot to take out the reg
ular corporation license for carrying on
such business, for which omission he Is
liable to fine, unless he screens himself
behind the constitutional provision ex-
empting members of Congress from arrest
for petty offences.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

The London Times and Vallandigham
vie with each other in praising the Presi-
dents policy. The support of the former
is as fatal as the praise of the latter. And
yet the New York Times, the official ex-
ponent of the johnson party, has the fstui-
ty to quote the praise of the London
Thunderer, as though it were a oreditable
thing for an American President to re-
ceive its endorsement.
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ToNsoRIAL.
LONG HUMAN HAIR

WM. DAY, 80 PUBLIC SQUARE
w having Just arrivei from Europe, would in
form the Ladies and public generally. that he has
now open for inspection the largest and most COM
Plete stock Of NJ HAIR GOODs ever offered
TO them in Cleyelauf. Handsome Long Hair.
brought especially for the manufacturing Of
sNl ICHES, BRAIDS, COIL HEAL DRESSES,
&C. La1ies will do well to examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere
N.B--Many yery pretty Head Dresses brought
direct rem P4ris-ihe very latest fshion-(new
designs in Coils, Twists, FOws, &eD Any OF the
above Head Dresses, all OF which can b. made cut
Of switehts and Brsids without injury to either.
- Ladies Hair Dressing in all the latest aud
most prevailing styles. marI3
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a. u. sTEPHFNs. 80.

Does not make any particular haste in
obeying the alleged summons of the Re
construction Committee to appear before
them, as I learn from a letter from him
that he was quietly at his home on the
18th inst, ten days after the reported sum-
mons was said TO have been issued. By
the way the two or three columns Of mat
ter from a Georgian" that appeared in
the New York Tribune some time since,
in which Davis, Stephens and others
were introduced-the folly" of the for
mer and and the " foresight" of the latter,
and "why the peace mission failed form
ing the prominent points of the letter
Mr.. Stephens characterizes as "a fancy
sketch throughout there were some facts,
some truth in it, but these were so dis
torted and so mixed up with errors, that
the whole may be set down as the work of
Imagination THE truth of history"
adds Mr.. Stephens. SIS hard to GET
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23
THE CoNNECTICUT ELECTToN.

The forthcoming election in Connect
cut excites much interest here. The Cop
perheads are trying to make it appear
that Secretary Welles is in favor of the
election of English, but he authorizes the
statement to-day that he decidedly desires
the election of General Hawley; that so
far as he knows, the President and every
member of the Cabinet desires the same
thing.
ILLNESS OF SENATOR FoOTE, OF VERMONT.
= Senator Foote is dangerously i'll, hay
ing been confined to his bed for four
weeks. He himself gave up all hope of
recovery several days ago, though his
physician has not expressed himself to
hat effect. His brother was, however,
telegraphed this morning to come on here
Immediately.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

R. Rousseau, Esq, brother Of Gen. l..
H. Rousseau, has been appointed Minister
to Honduras.
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WATCHES & JEwELRY.
OO.PARrNERsHIp SOr1rE.-sntIe

VT
is hereby given that I have associated with
me in business N. B. Dare, and that hereafter wa
shall do business under tbs name, style and firm
Of Burt 4 Dare, said co-partnersh to date rom
Feb LIST, 1866. MERRITT BURT.
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AEev Hotel yorL

TheNew York correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial says: "Astor is proicc.-
ing the erection Of an immense hotel up
town, on the square bounded by Forty
fifth street, Broadway and Seventh ave
nue.. The location has a very up-townish
sound, but although nearly four miles
from the City Hall, the hotel when
completed, will not be as much ahead of
the times as was the present Fifth avenue
Hotel Amos r. Emo laid its foundations.
Then people, who thought themselves
wise, laughed at the idea of Eno's putting
stores on the ground floor of his hotel, be-
cause, said they, nobody but a crazy man
can calculate upon renting stores AWAY
up town so far" And this was less than
ten years agol Now, forsooth, Astor, who
is by no means q fast crab in such mat
tiers, goes a mile OF so higher up to build
his new ~csravansera, knowing that in less
than five years F%orty-ffth street Will be q
central spot for hetel purposes.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

A meeting of the business men of To-
ledo> IN Tuesday passed resolutions re-
questing Hon J. NJ. Ashley to oppose the
passage of the loan bill
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AND GOSSIP.
CABINET DAY.

As Tuesday was Cabinet meeting day,
very few persons called at the Executive
Mansion to see the President and inter-
views were granted to none. The Cab
met session was short, and all the mem
bers were present.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. have
ih's day associated viii me Charles g.. Holt
In the Engine Machine and geRerel Jobhing bust
ness, which will be carried on at the old place, No.
Holt & Son. DENNIS HOLT.
Cleveland, Feb. &c, 1866. reb2g.3nn
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

NEW STYLES OF BUCKLES JUST
IN received ~ CoWS loss
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BURT & DARE,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
Watches, Clocks, JeweIry, Clock &
Watch Materials, Tools, &c,
viii continue business at the old stand ofM. Burt.
NO l45 aRPerior-st-, until the 18th Of March,
when we Nope to be fully established with an en-.
tirely new Stock Of Goods at our New Rooms, No.
40 superior-st., opposite the Weddeii house.
n. BURT. N DaRE
feb2s:Rla
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

Prince Alfred, Queen Victoria's second
son, now a young fellow Of q, has Just
been promoted to a Captain in the British
navy, and Parliament has granted him an
allowance Of $4,000 . year.
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NOTICES.
NInTICE Is HRRPRY CIV.

l NJ UllOE 10 HllEA THAI
IN the subscriber has been appointed Admins
traitor Of the estate OF Anna 7. Jackson, late OF
Cleveland, Ohio, deceased. WI. Il. STILLMAN.
Dec mber 18Th, 1865. mar20-3n4
NOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore
IN existing by and between Samuel Raymond,
Robert b. Lowe and Henry N. Raymond, under
the hrm name Of Raymond, Lowe a Co., is this
day dissolved by the death Of Mr.. Samuel Raw
mOnd. ROBERT D. LOWE,
HENRY N. RAYMOND,
Feb. 2, 1896. Surviving Partners.
G0PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
- do hereby certify that they have formed a
limited partnership as follows:
LIST. The name of the arm is RAYMOND & Lowe.
I'd Henry n. Raymond and Robert D.. Lowe ere
general partners, and Mary n. Raymond il a
special partner. and all said partners are residents
OF the City Of Cleveland, County OF Cuyahoga and
State of ohio.
Sd. The said Mary N. Raymond, the special
partner, has contributed to the common stock the
sum Of thirty thousand dollars.
4th. The business Of the partnership to be trans
acted is the by Good, Jobbilg business.
9th. The partnership is to u on the 18th
day Of March, 1866, and is terminate on the q day
oil February, ISL HENRY n RAYMOND,
ROBERT D LOWE,
MARY n. RAYMOND.
STATE OF ONO, l.,
CUYAHOGA COUNTY, (%-
CLEVELAND, March "A, 1866.
Personally appeared before M the above named
Henry N. Raymond, Rober' D. Lowe and Mary n. |
Raymond. who ssverally acknowledged they did
sign the foregoing certificate.
9. u-BENHAM.
msrchi5;3OS Justice Of the Peace.
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SLATE ROOFING.
SLATE
r Q OFIN !

INTRODUCING THIS ROOFING
i MateEa into this section OF the country. We
eel that We are Introducing no humbug. lt has
been subjected 10 the sevetest tests for years in the
Eastern States with perfect success. In our own
STATED II was first brought into use last
aud all who have used it among US give it the high
est recommendations.
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HOW EVANS WAS KILLED.

Evans was shot through the body-the
ball entering the side above the hip, and
passing through the intestines. Newland
says that, after he shot him, Evans fell
and begged to be allowed to go home to
die beneath his " roof-that he New
land at first consented, but then told him
No, Cd d-n you; you might get
well, y and then proceededto cut his throat
with the calling. The body, when found,
was dreadfully mutilated. A cash across
the chin had nearly severed ali the feshy
part of that feature. The knife had then
been plunged through the neck and ripped
out, severing arteries and w%indpipe, and
another similar cut made beneath. There
were other stabs in the back of the neck
and shoulders, and one of the hands was
cut, as if the dying man had grasped the
knife.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23
WILLIAM L.
of Clifton Park. New York.
Coal Tar and PuIVerized Slate.

This discovery was made several years ago, ard
since that time it has undergone the most severe
tests, and as proven that Plastic Slate possesses
all the qualities Of an excellent roofing material,
being
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-23
r 7 y =. & / = = Il IL. "a, u III L q
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.--In the Sen
ate the credentials of Mr.. Morton, Sena !.
tqf elect from Florida, presented and
ordered to lie on the table. q
The bill enlarging the powers obthet
,fFecdmans Bureau was discussed, ar,p
anapienqment to the bill was adopted
making valid for three years intead of
ioreFer, as in the original bill, the title
ptlahds given The negroes by orders is-
shcd@t Savannah by Gen. Sherman. s.
.'|Mr : Deering, Of Conn, made a speech
maintaining that the government has
the righstq hold, and treat the Southern
States as conquered rebels. IIe said y
their loyalty was Of little value, the.
Submission of the people being from ne
asEsity. He mentioaed a series of guar
antecs which ought to pc exacted before.
thhey shall be allowed. representation, in. =,
Guiding the perfect equality of the blacks, (
before the. law, with the whites. .
= Mr. Smith, Of Ky, followed, endors..,
ing the observation-disclosures policy. (,
lie denied that the Southern State. u
were ever out the Union, and claimed
now that they were obedient. to law and. 7
ought to be represented.
8 Adjourned over to Monday. - A
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Tho French -Nexl,an Complications.

:. WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, The Her.
aids Mexican dispatches report tho ar,
r'val ofthe French Admiral Didelat to
confer WIN Basernein relation to France,j
Mexico and ,l's United States.
IL is ramored that'a large .squadron
wiiliollow, the object OF which is yari.
ously stated.
!. To'neeo, thu ancient capital, has been
taken by the Liberals. ',iif,s
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The DE or GENERAL TO nr
kEyTEThe House Military Com.
m'ttee hs placed the proposition to
revive trade of General in the armv
~ the of Col. Deming, of The
Commifie has, after n full invest.
CATION tsnbiect, determined to fe.
port M He holds that it is simn :
y an @ustlce 70 the distinguished
GenerR IN command of our armies
Tor lheces which he has rendered,
to the fy in putting down there.
bellion q ~ y! sfS q
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pronounced or adjusted said Courts in
any alsS,t OF such cases, and also projecting
'colored persons from prosecutions in any
on sald States, charged With offences
Tor wmch-,whits persons are not prose.
!Gnled orpunishedjnthe same manHefana
degree >fts
y, BY command of Licutcnant- General
ED TOWNSEND. n
3 4 Assistant Adjutant.Gcneral. \
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yWLN.NS SBORO.
Tuesday Morning, Jdnaary 9s, 1866.
New Advertisements.

Executors Sale in, Chester District: s,;,
seegers g. sDiercks Commission Mss
chants, Golnntbms { {. t2sssI&ss {;ssg
y We have received a new and large
! supply of paper suitable TO job Printing
& of all descriptions. "f&t, .S:,@ z
Stts Il. ~ y II 2 ". -. 80 ..--'t
W. At the request. of seVer6l subscribers,
we reproduce dn, this, ISSUE although
at q late day, Bill AIRS last admirable
effusioli. y ,.:,h h .,' NO..
Mr. 'RnPa Waiingft The talemGSa. Ell.
tor Of the Charlotte TIMES, was Arrested
some TIME, since by tletmilitary .apthqri
ties OF that section,. upon a'calarge Of
disloyal and solutions publicatioaa,'. caI
icula,ed and.ilitchaed, so avorred, to ex.
cite discontcnt:and resistance to the con.
sttuted Authorities, and to produce !hus'
tility to the Government Of the United
States. He was tried before a14nilitsry'
commission at2Raleigh and seDtenced' 10,
pay a fine Of three hundred dollars and.
inlailure of payment to six months i'm
prisonment: Such are the's alleged
charges and the sentenhs, Opposed in
pursuance. thereof based upon what we
believe to be- garbled andr}matilhted
writingsein unjust and cruel disregard
OF the editorial antecedents Of the Mri.
ter and the scope and spirit of1hiss IDEAS.
We have always read the productions
of Mr.. Warnings pungent and accom-
pllshed pen with, pleasure We ;havc
followed him through his fcariess, and
able dcnnnciation and canstc xpoitious.
OF theiipiqpty and. malignity, Of the IA.
natical mob at the Norol, who are wag.
ing,a pittiless and ihc4orable. warfare
upon prostrats and, r9peds people,
without principle, or justice. or human.
ty, but we haye failed to perceive any.
thing whatsoever in the spirit and tenor of
: his political sentiments eitlefSSdesgisctf
or calculated to- fomept discordsfor 70
produce idisaffecton against tho real
Government unless recourse is had % $50
lotsa ~ go oos wrestod from th.ir can;e IN,
I 1 20 : frsS3, ~;
r,;;snm.n, ,,nnn ,haa h.ros nr d;s,ovo,,,
~, Hev ~ $50 80!
we n:a existed "naef l the '. impression
that he was consistent and steaafast
supporter of President johnson and
the party cooperating with him. in,
.h;s ,,mn,ono ~ .r. -
's 'ra se h'"'S' "
ieaoJusE'nehe. troaoaoiy o. IN; the fentls.
menttol the preud'old escutehson. 'Sf Va,
ginia, reversed, this is only a gentle
pressure of the,.foott Of the cononeror
nnon tbe nocSl of ,hs nro,tr.ta ha -
5gy 5 :.,. liz. Ss,, lf,.D,'. r
huuioniSh ihtn vi diiS HclpleSSneSS ana OF
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! sseolm1le'llhlins sel1ll'lhli that Concerns Erefybody-.
.H ChangesPropOSed in Postage Inv

sV'ii1.iiils shas COncernSs EYefybOdy--
Changes ain Proposed in Postage Laws.
On On Friday last, in tie. Uuitcd State;
Senate, Mr. DIXON introduced billtt
amend The postal laws, which provides
l.s& That after January, 1865 all
newspapers and periodicals. including
st,ose mailed fronhthe Office of pubica.
ton shall be prepaid, and none shall
be carried without pre-. payment, ex.
tcFpt those coming from 70. cign conn.-
tries. ~ fNs
:, That the PostmastcrGcncral
may sell stamps impressed upon them.
B. After the first of April next let.
ters from one post Office to another ot
request OF person addressed, shall be
sent without additional postage and
dead letters shall be returned free.
i. Letters endorsed to be returned
to the writers Act Of March 8, 1863 !
shall be returned free. ~
5. Authorizes the sending Of mails
ny sailing vessels, between any port Of
The United States and any foreign port.
at cost not exceeding the sea po<ta gr.
I, - =. o. Inc provisions for publishing
lists OF non'delivcred letters in nowsn,.
pcrs Of the largest circulation is rennal.
nos,mos,ar 'e'' discretionary with
T,
: :, lh"t me balance of the appro.
p".'o" " "io.,Voo' under thirteenth
section uf Act Of Mavl7 1854 ,,,vIo
used, as far as necessary to Snn'I. "Ty u" p'
ticicncies in the proceeds Of ,bs Xxx n,oro o.'
order system for The currcn, '"n rno, money
s. That any sum not cxceedino $50
may bc sent by moncy.orler' onI ,Lo
tee Tor $50 to $40 shall be twcn,v
cents, and for $40 to $50 tL;r,v n"h,s
8 That u money orjrr shan no
good for twelve months ona w ;rh,,, ~
duplicate shall be issued free ~
10. That I'll railroads carrvino RI.
mails shall cary, without extra chorg.
all printed m; tier directed NV ,Ln p5S,'
master Gcnelt il to be'sent tLeroo, '9'
II. That persons ma|ciouslv ;o,,.
ierinS with ctter.boxcs shall h, tnsd |
from 500 It'd $1,000 and imnrivnmnI !!
not less than pne nor more than ,br.a
years. !. ',
~. That he President NAV divert
appropriations from one branch of rn,
tai IS, serv'c" td d"nother when necessary.
The sixth provision will attr,c, q,
tention,. and (qeds no explanation =
A -,~.-
,,uI me u, Nfwui'M,rhl r'cayonc states
we 'eaFh lat the German immigrants
ao9nI .onp! nl: hhdred ,d in number, who re-. |
''n'iyarrlVa i,ere'itrom New York, IN
ss'''t' ., q" : e. o."glu'lural employment, have
III" . IN ,,'v'rHa engagements with a plan.
. IN u, !I ichSa'r Si 'risi', and have proceeded
,,.oo.A;n, S"iu''ES'and That
roeoi''Is .r, ~ .pne'f contracts their wages
,1p ,;a t',s :, nrJt'"r ,S aFnto be $3.50, in adli.
mG, ~. 70 CIV I'e' ,nry are to be supplied
WIN M ioou' ta,G'n's, and, medical atten.
~, uahce,co"r', aole quarters and blankets.
Ihclt cIoiie5 ana other wants tho,,
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Commsrsial.s

! ,NEwsYoRk Jan ls.4@Coston a.,;s,.
.Sa,s sa!es 800 = balesy prices unchanged. 49,,
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Iii @t'lecturc at Buffalo, 81 y.

Henryd Bcecher said: 9t& Ssl3g
IH for amity has come, and NO
ni9W Should be shed. and; there liis
nonss Yindictiye policy now to
Ipe59y9 world, what the. desolation
aud r. the South has already
prove treason is dampable and
deadhiher let us say forgive, fof.
giyek''slay, gIay.'
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S'ld age IS coming npon me fapidly.ss
as tpe ilrcllin said when he was stealing
. anpies Y Z iroFa an old mans garden, and
sew ne osse e coming, s;s&&h:as in hand.
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The steamboat James Christopte, Il
with 25o bales Of cotton, was burnt ioo
miles above SayARah; Oh Saturday. d
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-13
Trcnsnre Disc cssred.

A curious story, A correspondent of
the Waynesbnrg (pa) Rsrablican, WHO
gives the following account u y strafige
discovery made near Wsyneshuig a short
time since, souches Tor It's truth: Some
lime since as Surveyor j. L. Mcconnell
WAS passing down Smitl Creek, about one
mile from town. his attention WAS arrested
by some characters on stone VI the road
side. Upona close examination be fouad
that The inscril ton on the stone Was as
follows; Dus cat, ? 4 g. Sludying q
while oyor the mater he came to ihe con-
clu,ios that due east certain dsWnce to
be represented by the figures 4 9. there
was something curious. SO fixing bis
compass on the spot he measured the ex.,
act distance Of 2 rods, feet and inches.
Striking hi comptss siatT ~ he ground
he afctriained That undernea h was 4 me-
The earth to' u few irrt around, whAl was
his surprise ~ find NJ m iron box aud
what was morr surprising he found on
opening that il was tilied with Il vir coin
ol all denomn tions from five cent piece
10 one dollar lfotrrdins back to the
stone which bad lirrt arrested llis aien-
uon--on turmg I over b. iaupd inscrib.
ed on the ulher side n. follows. Due
weN2 g.. SapPasug eomething equally
cnrioas NJ n distance rrpltsenlrd BY the
figures z 6 il Cue wrst direciin, ha
proceeded 10 ur.sur; The di,inpce 2 rods,
A feet aud inches due west. Upon sink
ing the compass staff 4 that point be as-
certained fhai underneath WAS some metal.
lc substance. Removing some ear from
about the spo, imagine his surprise at
finding an iron box exaclly ike lie ela r,
upon opening which he found i locoHttin
gold coin Ci all drnominlioi from dal[
lar To an eagle. H,tly selecting sone
specimens a the contents G boli baSns h.
filled the excavations and returned ltioAp,
Specimens Of The contents Of both toxss
can now be seen by any one dudbliaa The
trathiuIness OF this discovery. hy eallh <
on X. W. Downey, at Way nesburg frha.s
in whose possession the specimens wsra
placed for exhibition TO the public