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4 freshly imperted Teutcn

A freshly imported Teuton, after 8 few
months stay at Cincinnati, took up his residence
in q small town in the interior OF Illinois. wi.h-
ing 70 Amerieanizs himself and work into the
good graoss Of the people speedily possible at
tended divine worship, Being Present on AesrtAin
Sunday Nhea fhe esfnmnnion was sdministered,
the minister after The congregations vas dismissed,
requested all members in good standing of other
churches 10 6smai1. Our German friend, not full
ly understanding the invitation. remained and
psrto0k, and, upon being Questioned IS TO his
hopes for thsf6turs, vas also asked II he knew he
had been partaking Of sseraEentAl wine, exelaim-
ed in nsstOnishnsnt; t'mine Get tot it wash Ro-
packs Pi,ssraI sEsL ArAsssF7 jyIe-
In those days there was war when
Iootbachs, Headaehs and NspEalgta put thsm-
sslses IN battse array against their victims But
victorsSus aSueFof q sf'kild NoIeeft,s In
slant Pain AnnInfIaseF; which thrust out
these snssniss Of siIceniort u aSs naihutss, and
in a sisss sOf twelve wssks hsiis down the strong
hold sEOsssrrh, laying it even With the groznd
STRONG 4 ARMsTRoNG,
BENTON, MYERS 4 CANFIELD,
lyle wholesale Agents, Cleveland, o.
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) ~. HAIIs vFGETAR1E sICI

HALLS VEGETABLE sICI-
LIAM HAIR RGSEWER has proved itself to be
the most P-rfeot preparation tor the hair ever
offered TO the public.
IL is . Negetable cempOund and contains NJ in
iuri0us properties whAtever.
II wilt RIsToRE GRAY HAIR TO lis
ChfGIGAL COL0B.
1t will keep the hair from fsllng out.
IL c eanses ihe scalp and makes the hair son,
Iustrous and silken---,T ~ f-s-'-.'
Il is splendid hair DIRE sig.
No person. old or young, should fail to use ".
1T Is REUOHMEN DED AND USED BIZ THB
FIRST n EpIOAL AUTBoRITY.
- Ask COR Halls Vegetable sicilisn Hair Re-
newer, and take no other
b p HALL CO.,
Naskua, y a.. Proprietors.
For sa'e bv all drugs'sts ly.7.5'6 cod triSkW
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gen. Lane. Previous thoughts ON

The Kansas Chief, commenting upon
the suicide of General James H. Lane,
says
The act appears to have been no sudden
idea with himself. 1t is related of him,
that Immediately after his first election TO
the Senate, in which contest his chances
had been desperate, friend asked him
what he would have done If he had failed
Lane, pulling out pistol, replied that If
he had received information that he was
besten, he should have blown out his
brains on the spot. 1t twas his last and
only hope-he had worked and lived for
that position if be had failed, he had
made up his mind toliveno longer.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

Developments made to Detective War
ren, of New York, duplicates national
bank at Hoboken in gigantic frauds in
Issuing false certificates of deposit TO its
confederates for several hundred thousand
dollars, which were used in purchasing
property in different parts of the country.
Some arrests were made yesterday. "A
portion of the certificates have gone west
ward.
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From New York.
Foreign Arrival.

Foreign Arrival
NEw YoRk, July 13-The steamer Mara
thOu has arrived. News anticipated.
She reports that al 1880 p. n, July 4th,
she exchanged signals with the Great East
ern ten miles south least Of Fasnet.
The Marathon saw three icebergs six
miles east of Cape Race -.-
The Cholera.
NEW YORK,- July 16.-No new cases OF
cholera have been reported to the Board of
Health to-day, though the police. have
heard Of several cases. There were $50
deaths from all causes last week, an in
crease of over 100 per cent. in i've weeks.
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Moth and Freckles.-Lsdies Afiieted with
Disoolorstious on the Face, called moth patches
frsckIes, should use PERRY's Celebrated MOTH
and FRECKLE LOTION. 1t is infallibIe. Pre-
pared by Dr. B. @. PERRY, DermatoIogist, az
Bond street, n Y. Sold by all druggists in Oleys-
land, and elsewhere. Price 81. may17-34o
EcoDemy in Fuel For want ofeunacisnt
storage the Gas Company will sell few thousand
bushels of Coke, for immediate delivery in lots Of
500 bushels or more, at greatly reduced prices
Apply at Gas Once, No. 1876 Superior street.
iyI4.332
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General News.

Treaties. .-.,1 ..ir
cH1ckGo, July l6.-The following dispatch
was autographed to she President 10 day
y 0HAHAi July 49, Satisfactory treaties of
peace have been concluded with the Upper
Platte, Sioux and Cheyennes at Fort Lara
mie. Contradictory reports without founda r
tion. .r,--g war -.s+ q, S-sd
[Signed1 E B. TAYLoR, 7i'7
R. n. McLARES, -1s-r
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sIann,a FnniIr 0infment.-A sorsrei

SIean's Family OIntment.-A Sovereign
Remedy. This Ointment is truly Family Rene
dy. It contains No Polsonous or miperaEsu bstance
whatever; therefore it may be used in all cases
with perfectssAety. 1t has no equal for Obstinate
Ulcers, Old sorts, Burns, soslds, Cats, Cutsneous
Eruptions, Bruises, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast,
PILES, Salt Bbeum, dchappee Hands, &C. Every
Kind Of sore containing the least particle Of in
hammation, is permanently cured by this great
remedy. Put up in glass bottles, and sold at 25
eeHts per bottle. ~ siaa4 -f ~ -..-F
Rer These remedies 40 longer stand among
those of doubtful utility. They have passed from
the tids f'experiment, and now stand higher in
reputation, and more extensively used than all
other articles OF the kind- & q %
CAuIIoS.-To protect ourselves and the public
from being imposed upon by worthless limitations,
ths genuine viii bsar the fac siIe signature Of the
ProprietoTs on the wrapper, ara Walker d Taylor,
Proprietors, Chicago, H., blown in the bottle.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere
- t e-A o. WALKER TAYLOR,
Sole Proprietors, Chicago, Illinois.
STRONG &ARMsTROHG,
anil. RIA rH=.H-r.ne Wholesale Agents.
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splII.R14

Special CautiOn-MRs. wLNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become sopcpular that
various parties have put out articles calling them
MS. winslow's Please take notice that the Mrs.
winsIOw Ofthe Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. jun, 2:34
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sOBRFIFIeATE VF AUTHoRITY
(Toezplrs on the sIst day efJanuary, 1861
oFFIcE b rak AuplreR OE sTAfE.
ISsuEASoE DTPARrSrEE,

lNeUEAHCE DIPAhIlIEhI, ,
-..--q CoLUMBUs, Ohio, June ~, 1865.
Wheress, The +" Equitable Life Assurance So
eiety Of the United States" located
At New York, in the State Of New York.
has fled In this ofBes sworn state
nent OF its condition, required By the act ''ro
regulate InsurnHcs ComPanies not incorpOrate%
by the State of 0h'o,' passed April 3, ls5s, "a
amended February Q. 1854 and the act "TO -
late FOREIGN Insurance Companies" passei hTro
3. 1856; snd, Where's sid lt0mpany has n,,lsh.d
the undersigntd satisfactory evidence tS-t 4, =
possessed Of actual Oarital-Of - 49,. a.
Hundred Nd Eifty TbonsGnd Do - ,.,~-st.S =
reQurst By said acts, and EksE ~ ce.to - :,
has fled in this ofice writtf trseer- - ss ~
it's corporate seal, signSd a, az. y,-i5shs sns
Secretary thereof author. - -. % 49,
Of said Company In thi Ssase fS i SIeirs ser
wee q proce.s- tor = u bsalaif Of ssld Company
eeo.oihk ~ " ~ 70 IA u said Of April g. 1855.
ss,s ross 'psi1lor = IN pnFsaanoe On the acts
sIoie54o, -, Smes n. ee6lnan, Auditor Of State
70, % yn1lio,f = hereby otstsfy that said Bqait-
so's III, 4aoraEoe socisty Of tse United ststes,
erth 5rlsed ito transact the business ef
l"e >sHranoe in thfs State, untH the thirty -frst
9yry q January, In the year aOno Thousand Eieht
- <Adrnd and Sixty-seven- -.
in witness Whencpf, i hsye hereunto sub
eerihed my name, and caused theses Of
my once 70 be aAxed, the day and year
shove written
Ist.nP.l JAMES H. GOODMAN,
-
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VETO MESSAGE.


WASHINGTON, July 16.-The following is
the veto of the President communicated to-
day to. the House of Representatives:
careful examination of the bill passed
by the two Houses of Congress, entitled an
act TO continue in force and to amend an
act to establish Bureau for the relief of
freedmen and refugees, and for other pur-
poses, has convinced me that the legislation
which it proposed would not be consistent
with the welfare of the country, and that
it falls clearly within the reasons assigned
in my message Of the 18th of February last.
Returning without my signature a similar
measure which originated in the Senate, it
is not my purpose to repeat the objections
which then urged. They are yet fresh in
your recollection and can hardly be ex-
amined as part Of the records of one
branch of the National Legislature.
Adherlng to the principles set forth in
that message, now reafirm them and the
line of policy herein indicated The only
ground upon which this kind Of legislation
can be justified, is that Of the war-making
power. The act OF which this bill is inten-
ded as amendstory, was passed during the
existence Of the war. By its own provis-
ions it is to terminate within one year
from the eessation of hostilities and the
declaration of peace. It is therefore yet in
existence, and it is likely that it viii con-
tinue in force as long as the freedmen may
require the benefit of it It win
certainly remain in operation as q Law un
til the month subsequent 10 the meeting of
the next session Of Congress, when if ex-
perience shall make evident the necessity
of additional legislation, the two Houses
will have ample time to mature and pass
the requisite measure.
In the meantime the question arises why
should this war measure be continued be-
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Fancy CabInes and wooden Ton

Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, of the most tasty style, manufactured
st ls5 Ontario street, Hurlbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. A. Il. PIPER,
mAys:Rl5. Mechanical ,Jobbor.
Steel Stamps and Stencil Brands,
Of every description and style, manufactured at
1876 Ontario, Hurlbut's Block, Rear Buildings. l
mayS:R15 A. n. PIPER.
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EAG AR0MATIQUE is preparation Of
vromatio gums and -balsams. which communicates
q delicious taste to the mouth, sweetness to the
breath, q hardness to the gums, and cures tooth
ache and 3 sensitive condition Of the teeth and
gums. stET HG-fEz H4
Prepared solsIy by Uasveil, Mack { Co., New
York, and sold BY all Druggists. dec2T, BIO
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New Laundry for Fine Washing and
Ironing of GenfIemen's Lineu.-Messrs
MACKENZIE q PARSONS respectfully announce
to the gentlemen Of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and Ironing is
now in operation, and they are prepared to re-
ceiye orders at their store, No. IA Monument
Square, for doing up ssntlemen's linen in the best
and most neat style. junell:Rl3
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EshIeman's Patent Neck Tie Helder.
This convenient article, for the gentleman's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by us II
q simple Isbctsavius cOntfiFanes by which
ssversl dlGsrent ties cas- ke msde. Gentlemsn are
invited to cali and examine. -. I
MACKENZIE 4 PARsoES,
juneIl:RI3 IA Monument Square.
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Hair Dressing withouf n Particle
of Grense--eLYcERIA droeses the Hair besuti-
fully, Communicates delicious cooling sensation
TO the scalp, eleanses 1t from 6Andruh, relieves
headscA, and Is absolutely free from ell grease,
Is not to soil the finest fabric.
. CASWELL, MACK & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold SV DruRQtsta dec27. RIO
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a9h 3oo aH tb ait uo i d HiDjaaA sai
noiIsT07J Eaf o@iit 9ai o soiaiDaHoJ Eq
si8 si 1i-s
1ar 81 d. lsk0mRHssN ssNRsR0h h-dns iasi nlof sgbaJ
og rsiba a -, I'll - SH{,isA 10 ssanaa5 OF
- ~ 0JSZNzA Nh 7oa q ni-ss
aoi9 fstiI

~ ITTT--7'I-T u = -T-7 y "
,i - sro fs,ilomdfi1a yi91HT 81 rod
t32H97ts hsHis2 sad EailoC 70 Ell Iediehv
-lis1zl.. aEi s1az xeht aaf- .tasl aani.
IL zaIT5J I-7l ! T5TT7-I 10 ---5T5BlIi57T7-7
.9eac LiupL4r7 -it sdsm
.gi7si -lrl5-vsFrs 40 sz-aui3HiJ saf
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g. NJ. PETTEsGlI 4 4 ca YewsDsI,s, Al
vertisiug agency 81 Park ROW EeT YORK
aad IL Seats strV a. BoStSn. are sgants fo3
the LEAOER in U .ose cities, and sre agents
1of Az the news pspers in the United States
a9d Canadas- They are authorized 10 Ia ke
advertisement at the same r1ies that "
charge at thiR ofsea.
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AttorneY-GeneraI sueed

Has handed to the President his letter of
resignation. While assigning the same
political reasons for leaving the Admin
stration as General Dennison, he discusses
them in his letter more at length. There
is no doubt that certain business interests
will compel Secretary Harlan to remain in
the Cabinet for several days yet. He has,
however, his letter of resignation prepared.
Nothing is positively known of Secretary
stanton's intention, but it is asserted BY his
friends that his withdrawal is but very
brief question of time. r
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| From an Editorial in the n. " -Tr4
buDe of May 18th, IS66-unfUn Busi.
neHs 1nstituees nsss OberIin.E OhI0.-
Ypuug ssn and clAers slo desire 70 qalify then.
seives for busihess in the shortest time, snd at
the east possible cost should avail tho mseves Of
the advantages offered ct the Union Business In-
Stitute OF ofO.crIin, Ohio, There they viii ind the
moSi Accomplished teachers, the best acoommodae
tions, and the most moral and refined society. II
is located a BE .eisterrs from sea ports Ehieh
exposed to the visitation Of cholera End other
diseases, And although the population embraces
about 900 souls, there is not greg shop, a
billiard saloon, not card-tatls in the town. A
diploma from this Institution is tquivAentt TO the
highest csfamendStion, foyit is pledge from men
whose word b bond, staas the gradaats is fitted
for position in bank store, or brokers' ofiee,
that he is quSlifsd to perform the duties Of clerk
in a Tailrosd, steamboat, telegraph or insurance
office. What other and no sier professors promise
to perform, Calkins, Grifin & Co. actually do.
They are hearty haters Of shams and ldmbugs,
hence their keepers, their penmen, their tel
egrsph operators, their graduates are in great Do
msnd. The urse of instruction consists in the
theory and practice Of keeping accounts IN HDs
branch Of business-rcmmetcial law, pen1nanship
and telegraphiagsr In the latter, students bre
drilled in actaaI business over telegraph iDe,
under the beat teachers and ct much less than the
usual expenses. Do nor TAIL to apply for circd-
lars TO CALkINS, GBIFFIN O., Union Bnsi-
ness Institute, 0berlin, Obi before going el.e-
where JylS
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Equitable Life Assurance Society,
Of The United States, 81 BToadWay, New York.
Cash Accumulation, 5000, ,OOO.OO; Annual
Cash Income, 81, 900, 900. .OO-purely mutual. An
nual Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
termined to declare their dividends ASSUALLv
IN oAaH. The next dividend sill be declared Feb
ruAry lst. 1861. IL is believed that no company
in this country will be able to present grsEEer
vAntages in dividends to persons assuring thAa
this Society, IS lie total sxpenfiture to income
uAs hes than that of any of the older American
Companies, and its business for the psst year
(S13 633 0OO) exceeds the new business Of any New
York Company IN any previous year. This socie-
ty has met with but one loss in this city-Mr.
Phillip 1. Price, who was insured three years
sfnoe Tor IS 600. His heirs reesissd tho amount
OF an policy ls5 000), and dividend 70 the amount
Of S373 1O0O in cash, within ten days after proofs
were delivered TO the agents.
Proposals for Insurance or for agencies apply to
THAYERs l. MUNsoE, General Agents,
-Hnge AZ Eossl And 2 PAFk Building.
nsy4 e Szg- = keleselADd' OHIO.
The Largest and Rest assortment Of
Gents White and Brown Duck, and Linen Goats,
Pants and Vests, can be fonnd at
MA 4 IT'S AW FhIROHIIDE,
I = ms Hofraan block east sfle Public eouare
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Priest and sweetest
COD LIV ER OIL

IN THK WORLD
nASUTAcrvBEB EEoH FREsH SELECTED liver
on tho sea coast This oil is characterized by
a pnrity and ,-sweetnsss peculiar to it
alone. Its reputation Is 50 great that takes the
lead of slI other oils, and is prescribed by physi
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

A Monument Is big as the grand Py rAmia
might be built Of the tseth that have been ruined
by neglect Shall this still go on in face of the
CREST fac. thHt sozoDoET is certain preventive
Of denfaI decay. fssA jyH
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

LemueI Crawford d Son have removed
from No. 2 lohnson's Marine Block, to their new
once or Their ccal Docy footcf West River street
iyIO.332 49,.
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H.IAaD . o.svELL's Cor LIvLa-oIL. !

aaFsTRF 3 oAswEEL, MACK SEQ,
y = y Sole Manufactures, New York
Sold by all Druggists. dec27:RI0
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". NisUELLAsEoUs-
uhe grsstest au1cuat Injured on
single IS OO 20
Ibe amount ofits capital of earnings
arposised u any other State, 81 Sc
furity tef losses therein Eone.
tlOOOO0 In ny, for benefit Of al policy tolGers.
STATE OF New YoaK,
coUETFoF NEW YoEE, 81 T 81
u. B. hyde, Vice Prssideat. and George ".
Philips, Secretary cfthe Equftabl~ IaIs Assurance
rcciety Of the Tinted States. being sevsraHy
twOrn, deposs dsaY. thzt the foregoing is full,
true and correct statement Of the slairs of the
said Assuruuce Company, and that they are the
above described obcers thereof e.
clos ~ eif q. b. HYDR, Vice PRESIDENT
@. w. PHILIPS, SecretsTy.
ESubscrfbed and sworn before me- this 1Ith day
Of June, 1885 TAOS. 6rTHORSELJ, =
ieesi. com1lEsoDer for Ohio ia New HoIk.
OTFIcE OF TsE AuDIroR eR srATE,l
-7-l COLuMBus, o., June q. 1855.
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing is cnr-
rect COPY of the statement Of condition Of thu
bquitsble Life Assurance Society Of the United
States, made to and hied in this d1ice, for the
year ls66- } sEu'f ~
Witness my Hand and Seal onBcially.
tGLALl ~ r-I+ JAS. z. GOODMAN,
90 z-i-rf- AEditor oI State.
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aiudaltssA 10 ssbnL sn5sF ssmmsD
-sst5anoD raDa99 baa .qda-I
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POtatOes.-Fre.hs srrivals OF Michigan Pots-
toes daily at 90 Merwin street. -i1r-,
jy2.32s OOTTRELL DICKEY.
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Not for a day, but forsll time, il thss de-
lightful and end.Aring perfume, EGrPrIAx oALLA,
TALLnAx COLLINS, sOls ProPriesors. Sold BY
Druggists eyerywhere, and At wholesale.
STRONG ARMSTRONG, - q
sia yGt BENTON, MYERs cAEFIEb3, :,
jyis.sH .s.ler -, = whcHsaAls Assnts :.
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The Cincinnati Omeers.

/, In Executive session, Saturday, motions
were made to reconsider the confirmation of
Harris and Carey. as Collectors of Internal
Revenue at Cincinnati. It is alleged against
Harris that he is President Of the johnson
Club at Cincinnati. and part owner of a
johnson paper there, and it was said of
Carey that ne had been blowing hot and
cold with the same breath on the Recon
struction question, indorsing Congress and
the President as he happened to be at the
Capitol or the White House, when called
upon for his views. =
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Butter ManSed.-l go kegs prime western
Reserve Butter wanted st 6s MerWin street.
jy2 32s COTTRELL DIuKET.
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DAILY LIE ADER.


~ For Eyening Edition News
see Inside. =
~ For HIornI AZ Edit,on Novs
see outside. 80
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Pofafoes-300 bushels nne Oh ,Pesch bI0V
Potatoes received this day and for sale At y Mer.
win street.
iyls kAAsOA AkLHlHOH.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

Queen Nlet6fis was 70 hold . council on
the Sch a pfg6nj5s the new Cabinet
= AHsetti of the programme for the
new ninistyy waslnOt expected to be made
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exquisite Tootn and Mouth-waab

soidpy prpggist.. deez7.RiO
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NEW ApVERTIsEMENTs
FLOUR! TL0URiI

# E10UB IL0Uki!
0l00 BABRELS CHOICE STAND
ZUUU ARD Brands Of Red sad White Wheat
Family and Bakers Flo1r, IN store End f0E
st LOWEST MARKEt RATES. in lots to suit
pprohasers- UAn anA exsmine.
CANNON FREEMAN,
iYiI 3sl u and 70 Merwin-st.. and FOX
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% THAYER q MWNsoN,

Omees 1 and 2 Park Building, CIeve
lnnd, q AS 4th-st-, Cincinnati, o.
jylz:33f - T
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Is in town. His friends intend to serenade
him soon, and it is said he will make a
speech advising Congress to remain in ses-
sion to prevent the President from renoV-
ing its friends from Office. sa --e. --r
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BARGAINS.

~ l. BALDWIN & co. WILL
IA. oHT, on Tuesday, I7sh inst,
a-5O6vsr 10 Ch soke4 MShsirs, reducea from 3,
and shiliings to Two shillisgT.
1000 ysr6s Liner ebeetiags-heNvy, solid linen
Enods-Eorth Twelve shlltiEg., At One
4 500 German Loom HaokAhAck tFoWels-e1tra
heavy, 81 inches lO1a-Serth 81 5o per doL.,
at 30 cent? each, or S4.so per dozen.
iyyI ns.-, O. Ell BALDwTH,& CO.
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d,e- --sut Of Liabilities, das or not
~ :, 20 9anks and other On ditors - pe 600 10
1ssss ed listed and not dus............. 500 90
Losses 1900 90
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R1cHMoSD, July 16-About twenty gen
uemen, members of the State Executive
COMMITTEES, of the Breckinridge, Bell and
Douglas parties of 1860, met here to-day
and adopted resolution that the people Of
Virginia ought % be- represented in the
conservative convention at Philadelphia
A committee Of five was appointed to pre-
pare for meeting 70 be held on Wednesday
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Z Two cholera cases and three cases of sun
stroke were reported in this city to-day.
GEN. GRANT.
General Grant and staff are at the Me-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

WAsHISGTOS, July I6-The Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue has decided not to col
lect the tAx Of 10 per cent. on the Jtes Of
State banks imposed by act Of March Sd,
goes into effect on the lat Of August