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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
Dsnsn Of ITo,,. E,,Ysar.. wade.


On opening the morning paper I read the
brief mention of the death of EDWARD
WADE, whose pleasant home was few
miles from Cleveland. The last time I
saw this good and noble man was as he
left the Representatives Hall on the dag
which completed his eight years of indus
trious and most honorable Congressiona;
life. For four successive terms had he
been elected from district marked alike
by the high intelligence of its population
and the large number of prominent citi-
zens well-ftted for seats in Congress, and
by majorities then unprecedented in the
country-so strong was Edward Wade in
the affections and confidence Of the peo-
pie with whom he had spent all the years
of his manhood.
It has been my fortune to know large
number of the public men of the country
of the last twenty-five years and I can
now call to mind none who combined in
his character fine intellectual powers, un-
questioned purity of motive and steadfast
fidelity in a more marked degree than did
all these virtues grace the public and pri-
vate life of Edward Wade. While in
public life he was the prompt and earnest
friend of every right cause, in private he
had a way of doing good, constant, yet SO
unassuming that it was scarcely known to
his intimate friends even. Last year, in
North Carolina I met young man from
Ohio, in the service of the Federal gov
ernment, so economical IN his habits, and
so cheerful and earnest in the laying by
of his humble salary, that it excited the
desire to learn the grand motive of his
conduct and this was his interesting
story Five years before, as he was ready
to enter College, his worthy father found
an accumulation of debts so pressing upon
him that he was obliged TO tell the boy,
full Of hope and ambition, that he could
not command the means for his coveted
college course. Mr. Wade learned of this
lads disappointment-and without mo-
nentis hesitation asked the father for the
amount of his debts, telling him to call on
him the next week for the money to pay
them all, and to send his boy to college,
trusting in Providence for his ability to
return the money at some future day.
The young man had completed with dis
tinguished honors his college course, and
begging of his father the pleasure himself
of repaying that grateful debt to
Mr.. Wade, he was earnestly at honor
able work when I met him down in North
Carolina. And this is but one of num-
Der Of like noble charities Of Mr.. W-s,
which have, by chance come to my
knowledge. He had a silent but a persist
ent way of doing good, and many one
who has felt the helping of his quiet be-
nefcence, will long keep warm his mem
DRY.
For twenty-five years one of the most
prominent and active of the public men
Of Northern Ohio, yet during these terri
bic years of war, owing to severe sick
ness, Mr.. Wade's life had been spent en-
tirely in the privacy of his home. Not
wholly, though, should I say was Mr..
Wade out of this bloody struggle, for
among its early and costly sacrifices he
gave an adopted son, we'll beloved and
f,1l cf r1-ouise
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, August 20, P. M-The cotton
market is unchanged. The sales to-day
were IO,OOO bales. Middling uplands 133d.
Breadstuffs market is unchanged. West
ern mixed corn 26s 3D.
The tallo9 market is frmer.
LIVERPOOL, August q, NoOn.-The cotton
market opened at about yesterdays rates.
The sales are estimated at 5000 bales, and
middling uplands still quoted at lS4d.
LIVERPOOL, August q, P. M.-0wing to
the news from the United States cotton has
declined ID. The sales to-day foot up 5000
bales. Middling uplands 1sld.
Breadstufs easier, though without quota
bic change. Mixed corn 26s Cd.
Provision market unchanged, except for
pork, which is isdeelining.
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AIrg. Maximilian Denies That
Max, viii AbdiCate.
Her Mission is TO Get More Aid
from France.
Associated Press Report.
News From Europe
OVER THE ATLANTIC GABLE.
The object of Mrs: MaximiIian.s mis-

The object of Mrs. Maximflian.s Mis-
sion
PARIS, August 20.-Itis denied on suthor
ity that the Empress of Mexico, who is here
has threatened that Maximilian viii abdi-
cate when the French troops are to be with
drawn from Mexico. It is also stated by
authority that her mission to France is to
ask the assistance Of the French forces in
Mexico, prior to their evacuation Of the
country, t. quell the insurgents.
France has Made no Demand Of Bel
gtum.
PARIS, August 2l.-The statement tn It
France has demanded territorial conces-
sions from Belgium is untrue. The Moni-
tour Of to-day officially gives the denial to
the report that Napoleon has written to the
King of Belgium, and at the same time
confirms the statement that France will
not demand of Belgium the eession of any
part of her dominions.
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FINANCIAL.

LONDON, August 2O.-The following are
the official quotations at the close of busi-
ness to-day;
Consols for money ss!; U. S. 5-2Os 69l T.;
Erie 42s Illinois Central IS.
LONDON, August q, Noon.-The following
are the current prices to-day;
Gonsols fer money S8@; U. S. 5-20s 20 ;
Illinois Central 76; Erie Az.
LONDON, August 81, P. M.-The following
are the official quotations at the close OF bus
mess to-day:
Consols for money sS4; U. S 5-2Os 20;
Illinois Central 76I Erie Az.
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BREsT, August21.-The steamship Vile de
Paris, Captain Curmont, from New York.
August II, has arrived here.
QUEENSTOWN, August 81, A. M.-The
steamship Palmyra from New York, August
8th, arrived here this morning.
LONDONDERRY, August 81, A. M.-The
steamship Peruvian from Quebec, August
Ilth, has arrived here.
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

Peace Concluded Between Prussia,
Austria and Bavaria.
PARIS, Angus. 2l.-It is rumored that
peace has been made between Prussia, Aus
tria and Bavaria.
Russia Will form an Alliance with
France and Austria.
The report is also current that the Car Of
Russia has taken formal steps towards the
negotiations for a treaty of alliance between
Russia, France and Austria.
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InteIr frnr, " h. rn.o. .

Lately from War, bus Later from
College, situation wanted by graduate Of
Kastman's National Business College, Poushkesp-
sic, n. Y, as Book keeper in Wholesale Bouse,
Bank or b. iroad Office. A good psnman, com
petent in figures, and can give satisfactory recon-
mends. Address, Z. J. EVANS, Box 40, Erie,
Pennsylvania. aug22. .343
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MornIng Edition.

Just PubIished-A pamphlet containing
much valuable information, which will be sent
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, Obsrlin, 0. jy2s
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W -As'-AA-s As4.t - ~ uah II
To His Exeeifency, Andrew j. Hamilton.
Il....rs-.....nl L. L.

WASHINGTON, D. C., August II.
To his Exeeliency, Andrew ]. Hamilton,
Provisional 6oyernor Of the State Of Texas,
Austin: rl-.F rI..s.-a+
Sir-Ths time has arrived when, in the
Judgment Of the President Of the United
States, the care and conduct Of the proper
affairs OF the State Of Texas may be remitted
10 the constitutional authorities chosen By
the people thereof without danger to the
peace and fsty of the United States. By
direction Of the President, therefore, you
are relieved from the trust which was here
tofore reposed ia you as Provisional Cover
norof the State Of Texas. Whenever the
Governor elect shall have accepted and be-
come qualified to discharge the duties of the
executive othce.yOu will transfer the papers
and property Of the State now in your Gus
tody TO His Excelleney the Governor elect.
You viii please give mo reply specifying
the day on which this Communications is re-
received. l have Lhe honor TO be
Your Excellency's serv't,
HENRY Sr4sBERRY,
Acting Secretary Of State
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There was very irascible old gentle
man who formerly held the position Of
Justice of the Peace in one of our cities.
Going down the main street one day, one
of the boys spoke to him without coming
I'D to his honor's idea of Difference.
eYoung man, fine you five dollars for
contempt of court" Why, Judge" said
the offender, i'you are not in session"
aThis court" responded the Judge, thor
oughly irritated, '.is always in session, and
consequently always an object Of con-
temptr There was disorder in court as
his honor passed on.
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It viii do it-WOEeett's Instant Pain
AnniEiiIatOr will do i'll Do whst7 Stop
Nervous ToOthaehe, Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia in three minutes, and cures Oatarrh in
twelve Weeksg
BENTON, MYERs & CASFIELD,
sTRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
aug13 Wholesale Agents, Cleveland. o.
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- Excused.
The pure white in which all the lady
graduates like their sisters of the CALLER
les appeared, greatly increased their
beauty; and when the class at the close
of the exercises, made their way to the
platform and received their diplomas from
the hands of President Fairchild, charm
ing picture was presented The young
ladies may take this tribute from candid
friend-that they never looked so well
before, and in all probability never until
the eventful day when they are married,
viii again-
We cannot particularize iu praising.
All had excellent es says, and, what is
more rare, all read them admirably. 0w-
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ls.all.sa-sa 20 BIO sar
VOL. XX--NO. 1877.
General News.


Another Fenian Raid i'm Prospect !
New YoRK, August ala Chicago special
to the Herald, says.
"There is great excitement among the
Fenians here,and movement of some kind
is evidently under way, although every
thing is kept profoundly secret. Some mys
terious pic mics and pleasure gatherings are
noticed in this vicinity. Three hundred
Fenians left Louisville last night to attend
one Of their gatherings, and on the train
there was thirty cases of rifles. Companies
A and D of the 18th Fenian regiment leave
Louisville for Chicago tonight Also 200
Fenians from Nashville are on the way.
Each of these carry four shooter, by way
of provisions. Two hundred Fenisns also
passed through Nashville yesterday from
Memphis on their way to attend Chicago
pic mics, and news has been received here
even from New Orleans that the Fenians
there are making preparations for Chicago
pic MICS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

Bv laying a piece of charcoal on burn
the pain subsidies Immediately. By leav-
Ing the charcoal on one hour the wound is
healed, as has been demonstrated on sew
eraI occasions. The remedy IS cheap and
simple, and certainly deserves trial.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

Hrs. WfasIOW, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her s0OTHIEG SYRUP for Children
Teething, which greatly facilitates he process Of
teething, by softening the guns, reducing all in
Examinations, will allay all pain and spasmodic &C
ton, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, Mothers, it viii give rest to yourselves
and relief aud health to your Infants We have
pat up and sold this article FOR 80 years, and
can say in confidence and truth Of it what we have
never been able to say Of any other medicine
mover has it failed in single instance to affect
cure, when timely used Never did " now an
instance OF dissatisfaction by any Wh Used it.
On thu contrary, all are delighted with its opera
tious, and speak in terms Of cOmmendation Of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
tins matter ''what We do know, after 80 years
experiences; and pledge reputation for the full
fllment Of what we here declare. n almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief viii be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless tine facsimile OF
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on tbs out
side wrapper.
sold BY all Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per bottle.
ap23: RI4-dy6od:W
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

Detroit Chewing TObaeeO.-Fine
Smoking Tobacco aud everything IL the line at
aug22-34S A. HAWKS, 225 Superior. st.
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Esilleman's Patent geeEt Tie HeIder.
This convenient article, for the gentlemsn's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by US. It
is simple Iabor-saving contriyance by which
several different ties eau be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
iuneII:EI3 Il Monument Square.
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Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, Of the most tasty style, manufactured
at 1s5 Ontario street, Hurlb1t's Block, Bear
Buildings. A. n. PIPER,
mavs.RI5 z5eohanical Jobber.
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Special Cautioa.-MRs. wINsL0w's
SOOTHING sYBUP has become popular that
various parties have put out articles csllug them
Mrs Winslow's. Please take notice that the Mrs.
winslow o. the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. lune2:s44
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EENEDIcIl1s.

Mr.. McWade's oration, touching the
dangers into which governments are apt
TO fall, and hkening them TO quicksand.
was aptly and thoughtfully written, and
delivered in graceful and appropriate
manner.
Mr.. Clark's exercise, commencing with
an allegory, was devoted to showing that
intelligence is and was the necessity of
political and Sersonal freedom. The
Thought was an old one, but was presented
in such way as to lose all appearance of
being worn ont
Mr. Fairchild, in treating of Learned
Cur;osities," gave his hearers a well con-
eeived and wen-executed Grafton. The
thoughts were both new and good, and his
msnner Of treating them the same.
Mr.. Ampt's Grafton on "Swords and
Ideas was one of the best presented, aad
his thoughts, spirited as they were, derived
additional force from an energetic deliv-
cry.
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Conspiracy Discovered 20 Rob and
Murder.

NEwBERS, n. c., August 2l-There is
great excitement here shis morning over
the discovery Of a conspiracy to rob the
First National Bank of this city, by killing
the Cashier, II. II. Thompson. The leaders
in the affair were arrested last night and
are now in jail awaiting examination which
viii take place this morning before the
MayOr.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

CigarS.-The place to provide yourselves with
Gne Cigars is ct 225 Superior street.
sug22-343 Al HAWKS.
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The Atmosphere OF love is pure,
sweet breath. This desi5eratum is one of the re-
suits of using sOzODONT, which not only inYig-
orates and preserves the Teeth, but renders the
Mouth as fragrant a. a rose aug2l
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From New York.
Cholera Report.

New YoRK, August 2l.-Ten cases and
Eve deaths from cholera in this city are re-
ported to-day, and eight cases and four
deaths in Brooklyn
The deaths in this city from cholera last
week were $50, and the deaths from MAS
matte diseases number 42S.
HcnOrabIy Discharged
New YoRK, August 21-The Police Conn
missioners have aonorably acquitted Capt.
Young, Chief of the Detective Force, from
the charges which had been made against
him of wrongfully holding a wstch in his
possession.
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DEPAnrnrsr oP STATE.


WAsHiEGToS, D. c., august II.
To His Exceilency the GogernOrof theState
of Texas
Sir-By direction Of the President, I have
the honor herewith to transmit capy of a
communication which has been addressed
70 His Exeellency, Andrew J. Hamilton.
PROVISIONAL Governor Of Texas, who thereby
has been relieved of the trust heretofore re
posed in him and directing him 10 deliver
into your Excelleney's possession the papers
and property relating to that trus.- l have
the honor to tender yoa the eo-eperatiOn o.
the government OF the United States when
ever it may be found necessary in elfecting
the early restoration and the permanent
prosperity aud welfare Of The State over
which you have been called 70 preside
l have the honor ODE,
With great respect,
Your most Obd't serv't,
[Signed,l HESRY STANBERRY,
Acting Secretary Of State
TELEGRAM.
AUSTIN, Texas, August IA.
To tie Hon. II. Stanberry, Acting Secretary
Of Slate:
Sir-Your dispatch Of the 18th instant
was received yesterday. The Provisional
Government was turned over TO the officers
elect. l beg to assure the President of the
appreciation entertained by the people of
Texas, and of the just policy and hope to
convince the most skeptical Of the fidelity
of the people 10 the General Governments
Respectfully, (signsdl
J. W. TaRocKMoEroS.
sHERIDAE's COMMAND.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-Major Gen. P.
Sheridan, in accordance with Gen. Order
No. ], assumes the command Of the new
Department of the Gulf, composed of the
States of louisiana, Texas and Florida The
Department of Texas viii constitute the dis
trict Of Texas the department. of Florida and
district of Florida. The department of
Florida and each district will constitute
separate brigades.
APPOINTMENTS.
The President to-day made the following
appointments Seth B. Moe, U. s. Marshal
for the Northern District of Ohio; Moses
Kelly, .. S. Attorney for same district;
MeElrath, Appraiser for the port Of New
York.
NETTING OF THE NATIONAL UNION EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
A call has been issued for meeting of
the National Union Executive Committee
appointed at the Baltimore Convention of
June Z, 1864, to be held at Philadelphia on
the Sd ofSeptember next.
LABOR CONVENTION.
BALTMORE, August 2l.-The National
Labor Congress organized permantly by
electing ]. Hinch Clifle, of Illinois, Presi-
dent. The committee appointed on the sub
ject of eight hours labOrs, Trades UuiOns,
strikes, political action Of q national organ,
a permanent organization &c, were read
Resolutions favoring an abolition Of the IL
come tax and its replacement by additional
tax in real estate, was tabled They ad-
iourned till tomorrow.
INVESTIGATION.
A New Orleans special says that the IN
vestigation Of the military commission into
the causes of the riot, have nearly closed.
Their report will be submitted to General
Sheridan about the close of this month It
will be endorsed by him and submitted 10
the War Department. The report viii be
of radical political character
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-. pEPARENAsF b sEAIE,

WAsHISeToS, August 2l.-The following
is the correspondence relative 10 the trans
fer Of the State of Texas to the authorities
l. . -. l.. 4.
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The Gazette says:-" We arc convinced
from what we have ourselves Witnessed, that DR..
Robaek's Stomach Bittsrs are almost invaluable
as an agent in the great cause oftemperance.
A friend OF ours, "a brilliant young man,) who
had becoma devotee, aud finally victim Of the
wine cup, and had tried repeatedly to throw OF
the slzvish and degrading yoke, without success,
consulted an eminent chemist, a graduate of the
Paris Medical Colleges, who recommended to him
as g last resort, the above mentioned remedy.
The effect astonishing as it was success
full. Re informs US, that from the time he com
msnced to use it, he lost al desire for the intoxi
eating bowl, and that the insatiate craving for
drink, known only to inveterate drunkard,
was st once allayed. After taking four bottles
the pure air Of freedom, relieved from his slavery,
a redeemed msn-one Of our most respected and
esteemed oitizens'' aug20
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Sotiee-Tiokets for the Great Horse Fair can
be had at the odie2s of the Kenaari, Weddsll,
American, City, Russell and New England Hotels.
To avoid the great Tuzh at the gates purchase
your tickets b fore you start. aug2I s42 {
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+" Be thou but fair, mankind adore thee /;

Snllei ana 4 Wofio Is weak ptiofe thee-
LENORD's white Lilly Lotion restores the
bloom Of youth, leaving the skin soft, clear and
beautifuI-never known to fail. Il is no paint or
whitewash, but an extraas from the White Pond
Lilly. Price only 70 cents.
BENTON, MYERS 3 UANFIELD,
~urIQ.V12.o4 Agentg
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The Races.-Poo!s will be sold at the Kens
naId House this even ug. aug2l-4t
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The change from Chicago to Cleveland az
a place for holding the Convention was made
at the solicitation Of geatismen in the sea-
board States, who consider the fOrmer more
desirable as q central location.
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New Laundry for Fine Washing and
Ironing Of GentIemeD's Lfnen.-4essrs.
MACKENZIE PARSONS respectfully ennounee
to the gentlemea Of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and ironing is
now in operation, and they are prepared to re-
eeive orders st their store, No. IA Monument
Square, for doing up geutlemen's linen in the best
snd most neat style. junelI:RI3
Butter.-Fresh tubs received daily at 50 Mer-
win street.
anglo $40 J. q. SIMMONS q co.
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The Races.-Tools viii be sold at the Ken
nard House this evening aug21-lt
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DO suppose no plant that grows, or flower
that blows so charms the nose as EGYPTIAN
CAILA-a s most delicious perfume, manufactured
by TALLHAs 3 COLLINS. Sold by druggists
everywhere, aud at wholesale by
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS = OANFIELD,
aug20:SH Wholesale Agents.
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''MYPOLTCY1
More Removals of officers in
Northern Ohio.
The Heads OF Earl Bill and ]. II.
Root Roll in the Basket.
Seth @. Moe Appointed United
states Marshal.
MOSES KELLY APPOINTED DIS
TRIGT ATTORNEY
For tie Northern District Of
Ohio.
Steedman and Clusters Sailors
and Soldiers Convention
To be Held in Cleveland, Sept. 18th.
Grand Success Of the Fenian Pic
Me at Buffalo.
OMINOUS GATHERING OF THE
ORDER AT CHICAGO.
Another Canadian Raid COntem.
plated.
Discovery of a VillanOus Plot in
Newbsrn, S. G.
News Of the Long Lost Ship Pow
haitian.
NEWS By ATLANTIC CABLE.
Peace Between Austria, Prussia
and Bavaria.
Russia to Form an Alliance with
France and Austria.
MrE. Maximilian Denies that
Max. viii Abdicate.
Her Mission is TO Get More Aid
from France.