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General News.
Twelve More Deaths by Cholera

Twelve More Deaths by Cholera.
New YORK, July 2l-Five deaths by
cholera in this city and seven in Brooklyn
are reported to-day out of twenty cases.
False Rumors.
NEw ORLEANS. July 2l.-All reports of the
persecution of Union men, ill-treatment of
blacks and the existence Of secret societies
in this city and State, now circulated by
letter writers, are without foundation.
Break in the Canal. .f
ST. JoHNsvLLK, N. Y, July 2l.-There Is
break in the canal four miles east of Little
Falls. Thirty or forty feet Of tow-path
bank is gone. Navigation is suspended.
It will take four or five days to repair the
break
Death of n st. Louis Merchant
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-Peter E. Blow, one OF
the oldest and most prominent merchants
of st. Louis, brother 10 Hon. Henry L. Blow,
died to-day. Mr.. Blow was extensively
identified with the mining interests.
Killed by lightning
ProUA, O., July 2I.-Jeremiah Jones, pro-
prietor of the City Hotel, and his son,
about eleven years old, and Mr.. Bowers, q
farmer, were killed by lightning this morn
ing, between nine and ten, while standing
under beach tree, about two miles from
this city. Mr.. Jones was one Of our best
citizens. This affair cast gloom over our
city. rtt
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callers of the Convention, namely, Messrs.
Baclus, Kelly, Ranney and Payne, all
from cnyahoga county in general and
city of Cleveland in particular, and mag
unanimously gave to Lake and Summit
each two alternates. It will be borne in
mind IS significant fact, that not one Of
the delegates ever voted for Lincoln and
johnson, they all having voted for McClel-
an, and one ofthem, Judge Ranney, voted
for YallAndighan- Only one of the alter
mates Dr. Seymour, late Postmaster of
Painesville voted for the Union Presi-
dental ticket. ss
Hon. H. B. Payne made speech,
the characteristics feature of which
was his speaking in eulogistic
terms of leading rebels, such as
Stephens, Toombs and others Judge
Ranney delivered himself of a harrangue,
for the sentiments OF which we will refer
our readers to our reports ON the fourth
page.
II Is 6NAuGub LuAS LAO L AlAoASAP PAAA ~
vention will simply be democratic af-
fair under another name. The leaders of
that party are satisfied that It can never
succeed under its old name, simply
because of its connection with slavery,
rebellion and the assassination of our late
President, they having made that name
a stencil in the nostrils of all true patriots.
Hence, Vallindigbsm, who is appointed a
delegate, Seymour, Pcndieton, Bright,
Ranney, Sammy Cox, the New York
Yeios and World, Cleveland Pain Dealer,
Chicago Times, and others ofthat ilk, will
take possession of the Philadelphia Con
vention by mere force of superiority of
numbers, having all the unhung lead
ers of the rebellion to aid them in this
work, and thus make it regular Copper
hesd-rsbel concern, using President
johnson and his hangers on, as their tools
to carry out their unhallowed purposes.
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Baron sIunchaasen is supposed BY many
to have been the greatest liar that lived not
excepting the old fellow whose name is unmention-
able to ears polIte bat hold that both Of these
werthies are completely OntstripPed and distanced
by the vendors of the qusck remedies (l) OF this
day, Who completely delogs the advertising col
umns Of the newspapers, with theit exagerstions
and Publications, much to the disgust Of those
who are really in search of information For that
reason we seldom notice refer to advertisements
otauy medicines in cur eOlGnns- But we are
pleased for to be able to pay our humble tri-
butte to the unequAIed excellsnoies Of the old and
veil established Stomach Bitters, and ScandlnA-
viAn Remedies, now manufactured By Prince,
Walton & Co., successors TO the great Swedish
Physieian, DE. RObaek, nov retired from the la
bsrs Of his sacri6eiug profession, with honor and
(deservedly) an immense fortune, from the origi-
nal receipts that he brought with him 10 this
coanrry. We sPeAk advissdiy, We know these
Bitters and Medicines to be all they are repre-
sented. Jy2s
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES
Mr. PEABODY.

n MR- PEABODTs
BosFoN, July 2l.-The Commonwealth
Newspaper announces that George Peabody
intends 10 bestow S50,000 each upen Har-
ward. Amherst and Williams Colleges Of this
State, and the sum of 8, ,OVO, ,OO0 upon Boston
for homes for the poor.
la MONEY RETURNED.
BRuSswIcK, NE, July 2l.-Mr. Butter
field, the Cashier of the BoWdoinham Ma
tional Bank, received yesterday BY express
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Three Men Killed by Lightning
near PiQua, O.
Gold Closed Saturday Night $50 3.4
Associated Press Report.
General News.
The phIIndeIphIa Convention


PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-State Senator
Wallace, chairman of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee of Pennsylvania, an
nounees the appointments of full delegation
to the convention of the 18th of August, as
follows Ex-Governors Porter, Bigler and
W. H. Packer, and Chief Justice Woodward
are delegates at large, and Judges Ellis,
Lewis, Jerry. Black, Campbell and Packer,
and Frank Hughes and Geo. NJ. Wharton
as district delegates.
Various Items. ER
SAN Francisco, July 21.-The U. S.
steamer Saginaw, which sailed recently for
Victoria, encountered heavy weather, and
has returned to Marc Island to reft. The
extent of the damage TO the vessel is not
reported.
Three millions of dollars in treasure has
been received from the interior during the
present month.
A disease among cattle is reported in San
joaquin county. They die suddenly.
A Ruby City, Idahoe letter says that
much excitement was created there by the
intelligence that Capt -JszaHiugz SEnd party,
sOme fny miles distant, were surrounded
by Indians. Two hundred volunteers were
sent to their rescue, but on their arrival the
Indians had disappeared. The besieged
fought two days without food. They killed
forty Indians and lost but one man.
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Cholera.
From New York.

Arrests.
NEw YoRk, July 22.-The police arrested
forty-seven liquor dealers in Brooklyn last
night for violation Of the excise law.
Woods on Fire.
The woods on Long Island, in Suffolk
county, have been burning several days,
causing heavy damage.
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rhe Copperbead JohnsO- Convention.

The COpperhead johnson Convention
This convention met Saturday after
noon, in BrAinArd's Hall, agreeably 70 the
call issued by Afessrs. Backus, Kelly,
Ranney and Payne. There were about
two hundred present, majority being
Union men who attended merely to "see
the fun" Much to the surprise OF every
body, not a single ofice-holder Partiei-
pated, and the whole thing resolved itself
into a regular Copperhead gathering, the
odor OF psrdigris, mixed with the fumes of
old-fashioned Democratic whisky, arising
10 greet the nostrils of the lookers-on-
The non-appearanee of the Bread-snd-
Butter clique is probably accounted for by
the fact that the Vice Head Center re-
eeived dispatch from the Head Center,
now in Washington, ordering the clique
not to participate in the convention unless
it was controlled entirely by those who
supported Lincoln and johnson, and
owing to there being no such type of
Johnson men outside of the clique, the
Cops were enabled TO have things their
own way, without the least hindranee
much to the disgust of the Bread-and-
Butterflies, who are now completely out in
tho cold. Good enough for them. They
should have known better than to be play
ing the Eenegsdes and eOOing with the
pro-rsbel Cops.
The convention appointed Moses Kelly,
ESQ, Chairman; and Doctor Nm Seymour,
of Psinesville, and DR.. Smith Vice Presi-
dents. Mr.. FIT. Wallace who We dare
say expects 10 be District Attorney a
soon IS the dreaded guillotine is set in
operation, moved the appointment of 8
committee to nominate dsiegates 70 the
Philadelphia Convention, which va:
agreed 20. : '.'--
While the committee was out TO make
a shOv of selecting the names for dele
gates, (which in fses were @sgreed
upon beforehand, Hon. Franklin T
.Backus, once an honored and respected
member of the great Union parry, va
| called upon f0r speech, which he ae
livered, flied with ponderous c0nserva
ltisnai efteF which The Compittss rePastei
/ f5hf nOdesty) the nnnss OF the erigina
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aoUssEAU's REpRIuAvp. -

WAsHISeroS, July 2L-The reprimaud
hich'Speaker Colfax sdministered to Gen.
Rousseau to-day, in accordance with the
order Of the House, for his assault upon Mr..
Grinnen, was Of a character and feeling
that while il was evidently satisfactory to
those who had voted to punish the aggres-
sor, reflected much credit on the good taste
and kind feelings of the Speaker, and called
forth high eommendStion from all parts Of
the House. Gen. Rousseau himself was de-
tanned scarcely minute, in full view Of the
members aud spectators, while the Speaker
was executing the order, and when that was
done he made q respectful bow to the presi-
ding officer and retired.
PRIZE MONEY.
The third and fourth instalIments of the
Red river cotton prize money are now ready
for distribution.
coL0KED AAE sHOT-
Gen. Howard has sent officers 20 South
Caroline to investigate an alleged case of
shooting 3 cOlored man in G church at Coi-a
nmbia- TheFietin finding the colcred gall
lery full ventured into the white Side and
was Immediately killed.
TIE INTERNATIONAL scuLLixo MA1cH.
NEW YoRk, July 2I.-The seat Of Hami1Is
boat becoming displaced caused an under
water obstruction, which retarded the mo-
tlon of the boat through the water.
The Heralds correspondent at Newcastle,
on the Tyne, intimates that in the late
sculling match between HamiH and Kelley
the former was beaten through foul play.
CITY MORTALITY.
Eleven hundred and two burial permits
were issued in this city during the week
enuing noon To-Day.
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THE Ne w s.

Twelve deaths from cholera cut Of twenty cases
hsppsped in New York and Brooklyn Saturday.
A fatal disease las broken out among the cattle
in California. They die very suddenly with it.
The Speaker on Saturday ADMINISTERED the rep,
rim-nd 70 ROusseau required by the resolution o
the Honse. -r r-s, -
Eleven hundred asd two burial permits wer,
issued in New York during the week snding satur.
day noon.
There is break in the New York Erie carsl
neas Little Pals, which will require four or hv,
days to repair 1t.
1t is claimed that In the recent sculling match in
England between HanilI and K-lley, the forRer
was beaten through foul play. -s
The Democratic State COMMITTEES of Pennsylva-
mia has appointed full set Of delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention.
Forty-seTsn liquor sellers were arrested in
Brooklyn yesterday for violation Of the excise
laws. a1 ftt
The woods on Long Island, in Suffolk county,
N Y, have been burning for several days, causing
heavy damage.
sdviees from Mexico represent that the Aus
TRANS are gsttiag as badly whipped By tn grsAs
ers as they are at home.
A small marty OfWhites vsre recently surroun-
ded by Indians iu Idaho. and fought them two
days, killing forty redskins, and losing but one
man themselVes. fa sE
The State Department has received Information of
the reIeass Of s number OF Fenian prisoners in
Irsland, on condition that they return to the Unit
ted States.
George Peabody intends to bestow $4,000 each
uoop Hn, xsrd. Amherst and Williams COLLEGES
And ,hs ann of Al 900 Ool unop Boston for hom.s
r., tbs moor
rwobn,Ar.d and x-si.bt ease, ef supstIok,
49, ,a.D renortsd dnr,ng the summsr I'm New
York civ of ubieI, one hundred and thirty.fixs
nrovaa fs,sI
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has sent an oasosr to investigate the matter.
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Various Items.
From Washington.
Fenian Prisoners Released.

. WAsHISeToN, July 22.-The State Depart
menf has been advised that the following
Fenian prisoners in Ireland have been re-
leased on condition of returning the United
States. Daniel J. Mykens, Colonel Burke,
Bernfed, Mcpermot, Edward Morley and
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Southern News.
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, July 2I-The Sheriff Of the
county forced an entrance into the Capitol
yesterday and arrested Captain Heydt, the
officer of the House, who had in custody
Mr.. Martin, an absconding member. He
discharged Martin and fined Heydt so and
costs. Much excitement exists relative TO
this affair, the House considering it an in
fraction of their rights and insulting to
their dignity.
The Union Convention met at the Capitol
this afternoon, and after passing resolutions,
appointed delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention and authorized the Union 10y al
citizens of Tennessee to attend who can
make it convenient to be present. The re-
solutions passed reflect severely upon Judge
Frazier for his action in the matter of the
recent arrests.
There was no quorum in the House to-
day.
Cholera.
SAVANNAH, Ga, July 22.-SsFen new cases
of cholera occurred among the troops on
Tybee Island yesterday. Five additional
deaths, including Lieut.. ]. T. Mayes, have
also occurred. Twelve deaths have taken
place IN all since the troops left New York.
The passengers on board the steamer San
/ CalvsdOr are all we'll.
The reports about the cholera il this city
are erroneous.
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Eshleman's Patent Neck Tie Helder.
This convenient article, for the gsntlemsn's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by Us. 1t
is q simple labor-saving oOntrivAnce by which
several different ties eau be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
L MACKENZIE 4 PARSONS,
funeII.Ri3 Il Mouument Sdunre.
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Moth and Freekles.-Ladies afaieted with
DiseooratiOns the Face, called moth patches or
freckles. should use PERRY's CeIebrated MOTH
and FREOKLE LOTION. 1t is infaIlible. Pre-
pared by DR.. B. O. PERRY, Dermatologist, 40
Bond street, N. Y. Sold by all druggists in Cleve-
iand and elsewhere. Price 81. mAyl7-340
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New Laundry for Fine washing and

New Laundry for Fine Washing and
Ironing of GenIIemen's Linen.-Messrs.
MACK ENZIR PARSONS respectfully announce
to the gentlemen Of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fne Washing and Ironing is
now in operation, and they are prepared to re-
oeive orders at their store, No. IA Monument
Square, for doing up gentlemens linen in the best
and most neat style. juneI1sRl3
Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, of the most tasty style, manufactured
at 1856 Ontario street, Hurlbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. A. N. PIPER,
mays.RI5 Mechanical Jobbsr.
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from Portland his pOcket-book, containing
notes and private papers, which was amonS
the articles taken BY the robbers Of ne
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XXxIxth Congress

wAsHnsros, July 81.
HOUSE
Mr. RICE, of Massachusetts,, from the
Committee on Naval Affairs, reported back
the Senate bill, passed June IA, 10 define
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From an Editorial i'm the n. Y. TRi
bune of May 10Th, 1S66.-UniOn Busi
ness InstiIute, at OberIin, Ohio
Young men and others who desire TO qualify them
selves for business In the shortest time, snd Al
the east possible cost, should avail themselves O
the advantages offered ct the Union Business In
stitute Of Oberlin, Ohio. There they viii find th'
most accomplished teachers, the best sccommOda
tions, and the most moral and refined society. II
is located at safe distance from sea ports which
are exposed to the visitation Of cholera and Other
diseases, and although the population embraces
about T. OoO souls, there is not grog-shop, net
billiard saloon not q cArd-table in the town.
diploma from this Institution il quivaient toth'
highest commendation, forit is a pledge from men
whose word is bond, that the graduate is fitted
for position il bank or store, brokers' ofce,
that he is quaiied to perform the enties OF clerk
in railroad, steamboat, telegraph or insursnce
Office. What other and no .sisr professors promise
20 perform, eaIkins, Griffin Co. actually do.
They ale hearty hAters Of shams and humbugs,
hence their book keepers their penmen, their tel
sgraph operators, their graduates are in great de-
nand The &C urse OF instruction consists in the
theory and practice Of keeping accounts in any
branch Of businsss-commerciai law, peonanship
and tslegraPhing. In the latter, students are
drilled in actual business over telegraph iine,
under the best teachers and at much less than the
usual expenses. Do NOT FAIL te apply for circu-
lars 20 CALKINS, GRIFFIN o., Union Busi-
ness Institute, OberliH, Ohi1, before going else
where. Jyl5
Mrs. WINSTON, 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 ali in
Examinations, will allsy all pain and spasmodic ac-
tion, and is sure to regulate tho bowels. Depend
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and relief and health to JeEr infants. We have
pnt up and sold this article for 50 years, and
can say in confidence and truth Of 1t what we have
never been abls to say Of any other medicine
never has it failed in single instance to elect
cure, when timely used. Never did now an
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On thu contrary, ali are delighted with rs opera
tions, and speak in terms Of communication Of its
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
flment OF what we here declare. In almost every
Instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile Of
CURTIS 3 PERKINS, New York, is on the out
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Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per bottle.
Ap2S: Rl4-dyeod:W
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Men Wantea to net IS cOmmsrsiEl Brokers.
-Apply PsrsonAIiJ Nfih good reference to 3. B.
oURRAN, 25 Mo1umsnt Square, OeEeiand, Ohio
jy2s;ss4
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The official report sent to the headquar-
tiers of the Austrian troops in Mexico shows
the number of Austrian troops engaged al
Camarago on the 10th ult, when divers
was defeated, was 27O, of whom l3O were
killed, including all the officers. One hun
dred and twenty six were taken prisoners.
Letters from General Diaz, commanding
the Eastern Military Division of the Mex
ican Republic, dated Jochioaxaca, June "a
have been received here. The following is
an extract:
General Irugeroa reports thot qe defeated
the Austrian column which attackd him al
Loyaltypes and followed the enemy to the
enemy TO the walls of Teuchancansing.
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what steps Nervous TOOthAche, gervou.
Headache aud Eeurslgia in minutes, and cures
eafsrrk In twelve wssksl WOleett,s Instant
Pain AnnIhlIaaor. @
STRONG, 4 -ARMsERoEG,
BKEToE, MYERS 4oAHFIKLD.
sjyss whoie5A'e Agents, Cleveland, o.
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Report

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
have completed an elaborate report on the
subject of the neutrality laws. and will, il
is understood, recommend thorough revi,
sion of the statues affecting our relations
with other governments.
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Ven sennlor rom kansas.

Edmund Ross, appointed by Governor
Crawford 10 the seat left vacant by the
suicide of Jim Lane, is Of Ohio birth and
breeding. He was born in Lorain county
in the year 1929, being now but thirty
seven years of age. At an early age he
was apprenticed to learn the printers
trade in the office Of the gainesville 4ete-
graph, where he became an excellent
printer. In 1854, when the Kansas ex-
ci.ement was at its height he went to that
territory as a FIee-State emigrant, and
took prominent part in the struggle
which resulted in the admission of Kansas
to the Union as free State. He estah-
lished the Lawrence Tribune and made it
a successful and fiourishing journal. At
the outbreak of the rebellion he raised a
company and took the command of it,
serving during the war, and being pro-
NOTED at last to the rank of Major. Since
the var closed he returned to his old post
as editor of the Lawrence Tribune, which
he has now left at the call of his State
Major Ross is a radical of radicals and
Will worthily represent the young and
freedom-loying State of Kansas.
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There will probably be no serious oppe-
sition among Republicans to the renomi-
nation of Gov. Fenten, of New York, and
there seems some chance that Genertl
Sickles will be the Opposition nominee.
The name of Waldo Hntchins, of New
York city, has been suggested for the
Union nomination for Lieutenant Cover
nor. he was proposed in the nominating
convention Of 1864, and received Aatter-
ing vote, Withdrawing, however in favor
of Mr.. Alvord
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LemueI Crawford a Son have removed
from No. Johnson's Marine Block, to their new
ohsce their Coal Dock, foot of West River street
jyIG332
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Steel Stamps and stencil Brands,
OF every description and style, manufactured a.
1876 Ontario, Hurlbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
mays:Rl5 IN. PIPER.
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me Ladies' say that they have never found
50 pleasing and lasting perfume for this hAndker
chief a. TALLnIE & COLLINS EGYPrIAS GALA.
SOFA by an druggists and dealers in toilet goods,
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sTR0NG ARNsrRORG,
BENTON, MYERS GAEFIELD,
iyS.s44 q Wholesale Agents.
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FoR LAKE suPERloR.

PLKIsUkR EXCTRsI0Ss TO LAKE
SUPERIOR.
THE LARGE AND6 1TfM
i elegant passenger steamer x 10y
SD. CALDWELL. NJ. LEWIS, Master,
Will leave Cleveland, Ohio, for LAKE SUPERIOR
PORTS, on Pleasure Rxcursscns, the
folloWing days.
JuIv a5th. August Sth and 22d, nj
Eight p. NJ
The steamer passes through Lakes Erie, ST.
Onir. Huron and Superior, and the beautiful
riyers Dstroit, st. Clair and St. Marys, with its
thousand Islands, presenting 10 the tourist Tor
pleasure or health, moro real attractions than any
other on the continent OF America
For securing stGteroons or for further informA'
tion applg 10 GARRETSON & CO., Ag'tsa
iy23:s4l No. River street, Cleveland. o.