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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01

The Board of Aldermen of the city of
Louisville, have found the Mayor of their
city getty Of refusing to perform the ldu-
ties of the Office of Mayor, and declared
and adjndged that the said Philip Temp
pert be and is hereby removed from the
office of Mayor of the city of Louisville,
which office is now hereby declared and
adjudged vacant for the reasons afore-
said" ti'
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01

Oil has been struck on Duck Run, Scieto
county, at the depth of 100 feet, and the
well is yielding nine barrels per day.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01
a FEMALE sTAFF oFFIoER

General Stuart established his headquar-
tiers at the house of a citizen whom he had
previously known, and regarded as a
young lady of very ardent patriotism.
Her subsequent conduct did not Justify
this opinion. In a playful, imprudent
manner the General had bestowed upon
her a sort of honorary commission upon
his staff, which caused her to be arrested
at a somewhat later period blythe Federal
authorities; but long before the termina-
ton of the wal she managed to marry a
Yankee officer, and took the oath of allie
glance to the Northern Government, thus
doub,y discrediting the title of Virginian.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01
CLOsING Q SALES

CLOSING OUT SALESg
CLOSING OUT sALES!!!
Great Bargains in Boots and Shoes
Great Bargains in, Roots and Shoes y
Great Bargains In Boots and Shoes ~
1875
I96 SUPERIOR STREEIH.
1876 SUPERIOR STREET!!I
$4,000 Worth Boots and Shoes
$4,000 Worth Boots and Sh0esII
$4,000 Worth Boots and Shoes III
WILL BE SOLD CHEAPl
WILL BE SOLD CHEAPNk
WILL BE SOLD. GHEAPIH
On Account OF Being Shop SOiled!
On Account Of Being Shop ROlledII
on Account Of Being ShOp 6Oiledllt
The undersigned having closed bis extensive
Boot and Shoe Store at Lake Superior, offers his
large stock for sale ct extraordinarily low prices;
on account Of their being Shop SEIZED. Bis stock
consists OF the latest style Of Ladies', Gentlemen,
and Children'B Shoes Of every description, most Of
which are Custom Made. They will be sold out at
almost any price vt 1876 sUPERI0R-ST-
decls JOHN BLACK.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01
DAILY LEADER.
PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-WEEMY AND WEEKLY,
RI THE
CLEVELAND LEADER COMPANY.
MONDAY, JANUARY l, 1866.

pr For Morning Edition News see
outside.
b9- For Evening Edition News see
inside.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01

con PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ROO To sail Lloyd's Battle History Of the Rebel
Hon. in one FeLf beautifully bound, and handsomely
tlustrated with Portraits, Maps. Battle Scenes, &c.
price $50 and 500. Also hne Steel Engraving,
colored and plain MAPS charts, Card Pictures, &C.
Building, Cleveland, Ohio. decI2.27s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01

WANTED-I,0OO AGENTS IN OH and the
Western STATES 20 sell the newly invented Trav-
elers Door Fastener ana other new and useful HrTt-
cles. N. PAGE, Jr., General Agent, No. =, 1t
water Building 2Ieyeiand D.. dec2s:274
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01
FOR SALE.I

COR SALE.5sADDLE HoRSE.-A very fine
n riding saddle animal; win also trot steadily in
harness. The only reason for selling is that the owner
Il leaving this part of the country. Address, L. f.,
Drawer BOX 3:S2, city. The mare can be seen at j.
Loyett's Stable, Uhamplain-st. dec3e:Z76
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01

DOR SALE-Partnership in Book and Map
u Publishing House, together with two or three
valuable State Agencies for school Apparatus-an
excellent opening for good paying business. For
particulars apply at No. 3 Johnson's Block, Rauk
st. dee2q.275
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-01

Duvergier de Hauranne, a refined and
intelligent young Frenchman, who is
spending some time in travel in'this coun-
try, writes to the Revue des desar Mondes a
description of life in Chicago, of which
the following is a translation:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-06

unb elnnebmenben 9ame tpie 9u feline 9luf
tpartun9 gu MAIDEN. Sennft 9u aud Die llr
la9e pom oeS Uarpn8 9lntpelenbett?"
Ol9a'S 6ers i6Iug beitig.
"Nern1utbli9 beabiidti9t ct ben @inter bie1
5u5nbrinsen."
~ t1eln, Der Suri1e pirb alt u. oa pd9f
man aus 1einen S6prbeitsn bindus. Gr If
bierber 9etOmmen, um cine 9Hpptbef uuf StabIs
banner anfsunebmen unb 1t6 NIT eintgen Surf.
lten i|ber ben ieiner 3eit 70 pieI beiprp6eneu
GruItoiebitabl gu beratben."
vGnert J" rief Iie tooesbIeid.
vgSarum erI@ridit 9u 10 oariiber bette Olga?
-Ab, mein Gn9eI, 9u biit ia 10 blei&, baB
es auSIiebt, oGs mOQtelt 9u in Obnmabt
fallen. 8eTebIit Du pieuei6t Elm @las
@aIier?"
gfein, i'd bants erpieoerte Olqa uno untere
orlldte nit elmer eepolt 1amen Nnitrensune ben
Stnrm in ibrem Snnern. ,,6abre in oeiner @r=
5dblun9 fort.
09ie SADIE 1T Die, 0ab benz Baron Elm al
ter 8rief in Die SanO 9etOmmen lit tpelder ben
Siebitabl betrifft unD -.
rSage mir, tpO5u bieleS @autelIpiel oienen
icu. Der 8riet auf pel9en 9u binoeutelt,
1T einnlal perbrUnnt mproen uno fam |pmit
nidt mebr idaoen."
v8iit Ou nplltpmmen 19er, 5aB eS ni&t
cine gUpie mar, tpeIae bamols perbrannt NOR
ben 1T ?"
n@uert, Du bait cine b69It eigent6amli6e
Neile 5n lAersen, lpenn 0u bur9l6einen laiz
len plllit, baB 9u MIDI betrooen bait. So tief
Ou in meiner N6tun9 9eiunfeu bit, fann tb
bod ni6t 10 idledt BON Sir benten."
vg8aS 0u UDr mir benfIt, lit aud pplltous
men alei9si1ttg, ba 9u al8 pflidtliebenbe Sr1u,
wUfiir 9u bid ielber ertldrit, niGt germ etpas
ltnguniti9e8 pOn beinem Wlann ausiagen
Willlt."
,,@eiBt 9u, Goert, i'm SAL eS fi6 pirtlidb
10 Derbielte, wte 0u ia9it, pdre beue 6anO@
lln9sweiie 10 idleat buB 9u nidt aIlSu iebr
auf bic 9tGdIidt bauen biirfteit, wel9e i9 in
bet @i9en14aft als Srau Sir ppr Der Welt Su
belpeiien bdtte. IS t6nnte Ieidt geiGeben, oab
t6 MIDI ui6t oarun befimmerte, einen damn
gu i6Unen, pel6er aus Iouter Sreulpligteit Sus
iammen9efebt it,"
nueberele 0i6 niat, ipn0ern erinnere 9t6
Oub mir nidt bios Dem @uteu, iOnoern audi
benz &edten uniere 9I6tuns gu i6enten per-
pfli6tet iino. SD baIte es fir nnreGt, oaB
elm S6urte pie SparIpn fret untbergebt uno
bas Gertrauen bon ebrtjGen Qeuten gehiebt
uno e8 itimmt nit meiner gfiht gang
lbereinL DAB i'd Oasu beitroge, ibn au oemas>
firen."
(5Sprt1eBund Tc[ot.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-06

uno einnebmenben 9ame wie 9u feline Nufz
ipartung gu MAIDEN. Stennit 9u au9 bic llr=
labe pom beS Uarpn8 Nnmelenbeit?"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-06

9as grbbte unb belt a1orttrte 8eins UNI
2jqueur~@eI6dft 1T
9imDau S GD.,
go. gtOrb @abftraSe, Baltimore.
g1Ir reriren benz eeebrten 9GbIum nb 2teberbertdu-
fern bic tpi9enoen MrtfeI
200 8as 0pe QDbt8fts, E.-
80 MsnDn91bela Jfge GDbtsfep
so fsbr feinen alten Rpnpa8dtfIa 0tge BEtsfes
100 8ourbCn QD9tsteb
20 Esr alien unb fetneH aIEen Bourbon gDbt8fsp
25 y gBbeat Q9D.SieG,
1000 Galpnfn 8erltner OopFel- l-RImuleI, -
500 S9wp3er Nta9enbttter,
500 bondnotlAe5 @rGtatt Sttters
20O glappIepn 3itters,
1000 SIM tattOn 8rdutS,
1000 JmtnttGt @tu
800 SOI3nttI6en Gin adt uub Tabr fetn,
SEQ lrantPi4Gen &Usnert3ranbp, alt unS fstn
loo y Baieptd Arrec
200 y Gegtd QDbi5eg,
800 9amairG- Juni, ait unb fpbr fetn
l5VO SIaGperr7 e9err9, @tn8er ant, 2apeaber'
1900 Samatca. Jfum, 8atasta 4rrac fransSa1aen
scTant1, Septd'Q99t5te 'Yun@ refine d4tt
unt CUTE 2DaGre, fret BON Iddblt6eu Snare
bsn3ea rnb nj q tp fwet ntaGenb.
2000 Rben" uno WtpieI= gBene,
1000 Saaonsu fraaSTf4e qeB- nnb aot6aBstns,
1000 BIaiten
$500 6Iagn tg, baIuHttr br feine unb alte QEadre,
NOien @rts pfrsltIsoe 9feermns nnb 3tmmet Giqeur8
(GDrStaIS
gBr garamtren aue uniere gaare unb nsbmen beIsIbe
wenn ntd,t bgfrtebtsenb, SurIG.
& SteIungen tn eer Stabt Herbet fpeuTrei ins SdMs
nnb auepateee Sceun6en Cenet ans Derpi geltetert.
Adtun6appH
lDesl8-sl 2tnbau s. go.
1'heodor Vockey,
Sappstsur Spn
. &EetG1e2a, s5ramSteS, Gins G~ e. no.
Gnb gsrPaufeY bRa
B0urbpn utlo MDe aBDi8fep8,
f22 g3eE 2ombarSaraEes
} sa1tt@ase.
OSDrbIi,s9er s. gp1sep.,
go. 102 2Otnbaro Str.,
SympDrtcure
BON allen GUrten SeMtlt;er &rUSmfte, &3rempies,
sseimes Sin &c. &c. (4mr8)
Gotuaro u. Scene & So,
IS Gr9an8e PIacs, Gde OOn @Outbftr.,
Deutft9eS 0Setms urt0 9iamOr=@eTDGft
nj Srpbe ea. (mnt27isl
S0etnrit8 @enft,
Smpprteur ppn
Nbeit. uno Nfdl3er@ 70 ei II II.
@eOpIe's 8antSebdube, Gde Paca u.S8alturCrefr.
psben babe i'd erpalten cine Ie Seuturs gBetme BON
pUrsIelider QuaIttGt psIGe i9 su ben st bilsfen
preiien SsIfaue wUrInter @ fpISenhe Quatttn benpen
WbetH QHge the. gfdI3er stRtl
Nfdrcpbrunner AttfEeiret
0tGhetbstrGr Be NppperSberBer
tSetienGeiaer DetbeStetmer
ytierenheiner GufGeter
fppte G Iaret asg a 80 Ntdbetre, tGberr
anb gUrt % e.tEn e unD aus8eBet&aetsn aPfeIpet n
BON 1854 (1te-)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-06

50.
2lm 1d9ftfoI9enben Yoltt1g f9lieb OIda an
gpnltanse uno entwtdelte nit ibrer qew6bnliz
6en &lorbeit Die @rlnoe, webbalb Ite bic
S6weiter bat, gpert bic 0dlfte tbres @ern16=
gems ni6t ldn9er pOrsuentbalten. Sic tpieoer-
bOlte, bab cine oerartige feinOielige 9anolungss
tueiie bon GOnitanSeS Seite fit lie iOpobl pers
lebenO als oemiitbi9enO iei, iOfern bieielbe cine
Iaute WtiBbiaigung Der Don ibr 9etrpTfenen
Wabl elneS 9atten in Iib i6lieBe.
Der 8ref mar nit Der einfa6en uno tpabrs
buften Wdrme 9ei6rieben, weI6e Olsas @ba=
ratter tennSetdnete, 10 balo lie BON GtwaS
rebete, mas iie fir re6t belt
5ieberbaft mar Die unseoulo, npmit @pert
gpnltaiSeS Inttport erwartete. CT befanb ii6
tvirtlid in 6tOnpmii6er 8ebrdnsniB. 9aB Olga
ouB Sbri9e m69Iidft 9etban bate, UNI Gpr@
itanSe gu iberreoeu, oapon mar er poDfOumen
il6erjel9t; 10 peit tannte er i9on ibren Gba>
rotter.
Sm 2dufe ber Wo6e, tpel6e perTpB, ebe bic
9tntwDrt anlan9te, iuaren ct uno Olga auf
Yromenooen, i'm Ibeoter uno in @eiellhoften
iebr oft nit einanoer Su Ieben. 9tiAt Elm elm
fSi9e8 Wfal bate e8 eine SpielYartbe oabsim
bel Goert gegeben; oagegen mar er aber iece
9ladt aus bem 6auie 9etpeien.
Groli9 traf @onitan5e'S 9lnttpOrt ein.
Sic entbielt Nnmeiiungen auf pen Geit
ppn OIga's Gernl6gen uno oa6u fol9eube
3eilen
,,Wleine geltebte Olga!
;, ,@Dos Ou BON mir nInl6teGt, babe i6 nun
selpdbrt. S9 fori6e nibt nab ben urIader,
welde bieIeS 8egebren berpOrgerufen baben
i'd erfatle OalleIbe Bios. 8pn' Sir sebt mur aug,
tpaS eoel lit. Sm 1ebriBen bin ih reid 9enug
fir unS beioe, i'm Sail bein Wann Elm Gerz
i@nenber mGre unb perseuoen IoQte, maa
9u pertrauenSoOu in feline t6ano Ieglt II. {. ~.
@inige 9lusenblife nadceut Olga pieien
grief empfunqen bate, fano iidb @oert etn. -
Sic rei6te ibm penielben, pbne etn WDrt 81
ia9en.
,,glun ia, bas 1T redt ldDn, Dap oas @elo
tom,nt," ipra6 er slet4giilttg; p6wObl i'd r1uttz
mebr beflelben ni@t beoarf, benn tG t9 babe
@elo ppn @ngtano fiir n,ein Batent erbal~
ten, IN Oab id bieies bier ppbl ertbe9ren
f6nnte." ta.a
9ieb mar alles, pas er iber bic SADIE
bemerfte.
@r fab cine 8eile ba ulto ipielte nit ieinel
! llbrtette, mprauf er nit einem uerbinolt4en
2d6eln pieoer be9ann:
| !. ,,Beibt 9u, bub ber alte Baron t. in Stod'
bpim angetummen lit ?"
vSu, er bot mir seitern ieinen 8eiuf
9ena4t."
,,g6 i1 persab, bab er ni&t tuObl in Oene'
! 9labe ii@ aafbultep tann, phne elmer 10 iunser
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-06

6rrrentleiDerz0aben,
Deit Yratt Str. glo.. 358 unb 358a.
0tenen sesbrtcn Ireunbeu unb beEl Pnbltum tnaBe
i bieruiit Bic Gn3eiSe, bas i'd bas icn felt Sa6ren
bieiem Base eablirte @eGGft berupmen babe unb Be-
dnbis elm rei9altses 9aSer BON Snen, elo Searbei-
teten Serrenteibern neueer aeDn ben biGi9en re@
fen pcrrGt6s baen unb and ipIe auf Beeuns anferz
tgen werbe. fir 8Sde unS Spien;euse in alien
Gorteu unb su alien Yreiien.
Serner cine @uswa6I Jteseni9irme, gtSde,c., ionic
ale in bieIes Sad eini6Iasenbeu artiteI.
eay- Alle 8efeaunSen iperbeu prompt, biGiS uub in
firsefer isrift ansefertiet.
y. &. Saifcr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03
. .TrasNUMBERo b6. ..aron
.TTTT1T- -TTTT7 -TTTTTTTII

matter, and the Radicals will provoke one,
SHOULD negro suffrage be tiisaIlo We'd; and
ldisallOwed 1t isrcertaip to be, the Irish will
bein arpSs andIthat on theside Ofthe,0on-
rstitution, of law, and of order, Let the
Radicals look keenly out. They cannot net
the Irish votes and should they, provoke
the war they fne6ace so .ferociously. the
Irish will be the very first and the very er
bravest enemies they shall have tOiencoun-
ter. The Irish may be Safely relied on to
stand by the Constitution, by law, and by
order, in civil conflict against Radl-
Gals and negroes. "a <OJ dOI
!, The whole case, then, is this I'VE Irish
citizens, in place of trusting and Il hRyingr
reason to trust the Radicals, abhor their
principles, and have abundant cause to
meet them forever with unmitigated polit-
lcal oppositign;tw we know that their pr0m7ol
ises are false oaths for selfish ends, intend
ed to be bTpkenyand impossible to, be- full,
iilled they can meyer either buy Of tempt
from us our Yotess and should they pro-
woke their second civil war, irish fihes
will be the first, the .sprest, the deadfiest,
and s The most persistent e rifles brought to
b Since writing the above General ,Syee-.
ney has written and printed a letter against y
all political designs on the Br0therbood.-
Stephens has done the same thing before.
And lest there might be any chance what
ever of the Irish going in tue Radical dlrec-fi
tion, 5Yn.fTgzr1 HsER di
= ~The Hon. Thad. Stevens, in a aspeech last
week at Lancaster, Pa, declared his 'pret-dt
erence for a negro over the foreign-born =
white citizen and avowcd his belief that Z.
the negro is. superior to the Irish or the
German races" f-,. fi.tHl rF
For which we are obliged to club footed
Thaddeus.
So much for the Radical design on the
Fenian or Irish vote. --
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03
PAPER FOR THR SlAFE.


OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.l,
,lsl CoLUMBUs. OnI0, August 3. 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y ceivsd at the o6ieeT0f the Secretary Of State
MOnduyy the ga day yOfseptembern
Atnoon, for furnishing PAPER for tho use of the
State Of Ohio. for one year, as follows!
2,SOO 4Renms Double Super Royal
c1g't 81 Printing Paper, a lsu'f
07K BY IL inches, to weigh not less than 50 pounds
oarr7 ar .-y.t TO the ream. ri, II In ,,,o v,i,gI
40 ReaIns Double Flat Cap, - y
l6K BY 2T inches to weigh at least 20 pounds to the
as Reams Broc hure Cover Paper,
Assorted colors 90 by ainches, to weigh at least "a
pounds to the ream. .' ss Il. b '54ll.-.
The uuantities above named to be increased at the
option Of the Secretary Of State. IA aLrLlsr 4
Bids must be accompanied by samples Of the pa
per- and must specify the price at which such kind
and quality will be delivered at the State House in
f6S Dspcr TT %%st be Of The best daalityy Thede-
livery Of the paper to com Dence on the first of No
vember next, and continue a. the paper shall be
od@psnisd ~ bond, with a. least two COED ana
;1g T"sa,y suTSS X i G tbsS S11sSS So
Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faithful per-
The Bids to be made and 0ntrhcts to be Awarded
in accordapQe with the terms Of act tiled An
and other articles for tho General Assembly and
State oHicers" passed March IL, 1858, and An act
TO amend sections four and six, and to repe4l 500
tioh fvc,"c Of the above entitled act, passed March
3 1853.
Bids TO be iudorsed on the envelopes Proposals
for furnishing paper for the State.
Bidders are assafed that nOpsperHill be eceivcd
unless it conforms in every respect with the samples
This provision will be strctiy adhered to.
nSpi.assi0u 5RtA' asNsta sts1,tta,E SMstSti X tStsis
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Paving Notice.
To all SohOn % may Concern: Nl 5.

10 dH Dh0fb % may Concern: e' N. a..."
gruT g' -uOITY CLERKS OFFICE. I
f.... COLUMBUS, o., August q, 1861
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted ia the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following Improvements, tO-wit:
Cost of grading, gravelng and guttering East
Public lane from Broad street TO South Public
lane.
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the Office Of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the office Of the Clerk, in writing, on or be-
fore the 10th day Of October, A.. d. 1866.
l.. E. WILSON,
aug29-d1taw4w - CITY Clerk.
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FTJEI" TOR THB STATE.

% h.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.t Fl,
I.rl.,,., q, COLUMBUS, u, August Sd, 1866.
OEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE HE.
~ CEIVED at the Office Of the Secretary Of State
Monday, the 80 day Of ptembcr next,
At y O'Clock moor for furnishing the State Of Ohio
with fuel for one year, as Follows: ' 7fhIp III I
10000 Bushels Of Coal,
OF the best quality equal to the lower vain Of Hook
ing Coal, and free from slate, slack and dirt.
lie 10000 Bushels of Coke, ,a
To weigh not less than 40 pounds to tho bushel. to
be made from Hooking or Cambridge Coal, and kept
dry. JG ,yy-IHOL yaI!T7 n 'JIlIG al
20 Cords OF Wood, "9Hap
the same to be Of Hickory Beech Sugar four feet
in length, strHght and we'll split. izrsFss,1st
Inc Quantities above named to be increased at the
option PTSG q We Sccrstsry Of State ~
delivery. at the State House, Columbus, Ohio.
Proposals to be accompanied by samples, and to
specify the kind quality and price Of the fuel pro-
ps EscS bfOpOs1i mast be aecOmpAniod ~ BOND
with at least two good aud sufficient suretes in the
penal sun Of OtFexeeeding etwenty thousand .nor
isS hsS sye thoH,snS ES Sa eSuTd Saw
contract as may be awarded
The bids tobe made and the contracts to be award
An act tO prOTdc for e '1s purchase S q atensTy
fuel and other articles for the General Assembly and
State Officers, passed March II, 1853; and IAN act
to amend sections four and six and to repeal section
fyel1 Of tl8 A90qe Snttled acts pared March %.
1884, lids 70 be Induced on tho Envelopes, Pro-
p0sals for furnishing Fuel FOR the State" Fuel
furnished by the contractoE must be in all cases
equal in quality to the samples. This rule tOiu Be
'JIGT 'S .iQ3&wM HENRY sNuTHg0 "A
augA-dtd Secretary Of State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03
Paving Notice, p
10 all uhOn' 1t may oSSosrr: s'di 5yIi
lbul CITY CLERKS OFFICE I
COLUMBUs, o., Aug. 81, 1866. !

( urIl .lttlbIG CITY CLERKS OFFICE.l ID.
/ .l .asrI CoLUMBUs, o., Aug; q, 1866. : n.
Notice is hereby given that proceeding have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus for
making the following improvements, to-wit: A.3'
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings onthe west side OF High street.
from Second alley to the corporate limits, -tV
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates TO be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the Office Of the City Clerk. i7d ~
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required TO- file their
before the 10th day Of October, a, ID. 1866. o n
.lN.l. Slli r'i"i F.IQ u. E!MILS0N,r e..
aue99-dltaw4w 1o guiiuV IUfls City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03

from the Rev. T.. D. Feudall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia ID.
have derived decided benefit from the use of
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15
The Conversion of Iron into Steel.

c.. j. Abbott, our consul at Sheffield,
England, under date of the 9th of
August, informs the Secretary Of the
Treasury that he attended meeting of
the British Association on the 25th Of
August, on which occasion paper was
read on the subject of converting melted
cast iorn into steel by the pneumatic pro-
cess. The reading of the paper was fol
lowed by a discussion in which Mr. Bes-
semer and other prominent gentlemen in
the iron interest participated. The Con
sui says that he called the attention of
Mr. Bessemer to the statements of his
opponents, charging as a defect in his
method of converting iron into steel that
three TO twelve tons weight, are convert
ed into steel it does not become homo
geneous. Mr.. Bessemer partly admit
! ted the force OF the objection by stating
that in the works near London an i'm
provement was recently made by which
after the introduction of the spe;gel e;sen,
the whole is stirred up by arms fitted to
revolving cylinder. He also said that
the iron of the United States which he
had seen was peculiarly adapted to the
manufacture Of steel by his process. In
England only the very best iron can be
used for this process, and that which
is most free from foreign substances,
especially sulphur and phosphorus.
The iron which is chiefly used in
the Bessemer works are varieties of red
hemati'e, the best Of which is found on
Marecambo Bay, near Furness Abbey.
Mr.. Abbott concludes by saying
Valuable as is the invention of Mr.. Bes-
semer, cannot recommend it to Ameri-
can manufacturers unless they make use
in the process of the very best pig iron,
and that which is comparatively free
from sulphur, phosphorus and other i'm
purities."