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VOL. Xxx.


California and other territory south OF ops present
southu est boundary.
The M,ol1s Havana cor.espondent says M - we F
fDntmuch as Napoleon had refused Mexico the
eeIvicef. aa Ministers, Of Generals Oamont aud
esa Es s in ,1 Ss H. st as d,s
for the lime being. to atd In the fe0' gnnszalion OF
the administration aud the army BY mcl!s OF a
new plan, likely 10 alternate. II possible The con
French tloopf- These measures were, however
cor-ide,ed too latc 10 save lhc Empire, anl wrse
oS ed9E'sa s q WssnaEon speei. say. TINT
Senior Romero has adyices which lead him 10
doubt the report Of the deieat Of EscoDedo By the
TIE WAR DEPARTMENT..
NEW YonK. October l9-The New York 7im~s'
Washington special Etf11 insists that Ar. stanton
has rendered hls resignation and tfgnih.l de-
e1al Sherman eau he heard from, 1he President
will act.
RESIGNATION.
The resignation Of B. n. Corwin, United States
District Attorney for the Southern District OF
Ohio, tn take elect on the fret Of November, has
3ecD received. General Dnrbin Ward, Of Warren
County, Ohio will be appointed to succeed A1'
Q. +. Manchester, Of Connecticutt and Charles
r. Goodwin. now residing III PaEts, hive been ap-
pointed ey ,l.e President, Commtssioners 70 The
The United States lave now all been appointed:
The len salaried Commissioners were appointed
aid confirmed nrtng 1he late session Of Congress.
1Mpos17luN CroH FREEDMEN.
uErANThENT OF STATE,
WAsn1EGroS, October II, 1865.
To Els Exccllcrcy, the Governor Of the Stale
SIN: On the eIxth inrtant had the honor 10 id.
dress letter to yon. informing you that schemes
were On foot 10 induce freedmen tn emierate to
suggesting that all legal and moral means at y.u!
command should be used to prevent Nhal
was believed to he an attempt, m m,
county. Referring to ibntcommunica,ion have
the honor 10 transmit to. your information an cx
r: as q Ss uaeS s4Ra
date oflhe 18th nl.., which prompted the susgcs
,ions upon The subject aefcrred to, which have al
have thc i'onoT to be year E1eel!epey's obcai
cit servant, WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD.
a ny nss aa an f nsse nns S o .b
Tct,dctt in lima. has departed for the Unltet
Statcs with the object of contracting for two thou
taEd families Of negroes for this country. Th
intention Ct The party parties Interested Is I,
civc the speculation the colo:ins Of trce coloniza
ton in that country, ,bnt here the negroes arc to b.
fola, IN tic same menher as thy chine:c Coolies
hu,:drcd and scsenty-fiye dollars eacl, under III
rrctext Of renUmerating tho Speculate. Tor pas
tssG and advance M I money: TIE neE6oss ~ ar t. t.
Holivian currency enily. equal 10 hlItythsee and
half rcs cent. less in hard money: There y NO nc
es5.ty for me t1 g. dsplet he 10; riSls c5ueltss an
CEirese laborcrs, and which woaid lie tue fate 0
ll.e deludrd people brought here unae
ont a hy soar Go,ctament % oniy Cts as
tl,at The geratcr part Of the negroes are al,ead
contracted TO planters on The terms mentioned.
lsa.c % shs matter to youE better Judgment and ds
PROTEST AGAtxsT 1nE EIGHT norn srs7EH.
, 1866-10-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbnne.l
WASHINGTON, October 10.

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.uat :ne soalnssn sla1cs nase iolceo Iac neecssns
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uon uo s.ea'o.s Law e"auIHs s,''.s,.,;as
upon usp.o.s' aul .ues ae naHluf
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eeei .I .. mouue n n.. aau so1' sas ~ rso
PIC ron ottc1 ,uth' ane p'eecn. 'us Ass nulc
u lsss 'aehneo :" tl'o .os", ano .ne4s
o'eis'ouo ".o 'ftn'o1s ".' e.s5 ,:5 ~ go.
~ sas!a'n tae'9 Pce"ias tic~s " ponss ""uu
hot eNc ees1ous 'aoesu' :" ~, P'op1on :. .o
snort .! "pioo''nS '1e p'e7e"' ese'e4 d ~ A""
eSis's'
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tsP'a'n oin2han, eoione, St4a1ei a.a ue..a'
Ea't4 potnon y! l'e Soatne'a 10y a''sLe oe.sa ~,
uor' nave a'''seo oe'e ~" 'ae LIMIT az a.1N
pa!eo "ilhin Inc present "eeh. 1ne solu'ete au"
Sailors League is preparing 10 give these patflo's
grand reception, which will outsie} any demon
=tsation ever made In this city.
| NEW Fos7sAs7kns.
The following appointments Of fost1nasseFs
wcrc made by the President to-day: loekpors.
~, Lyman .. srauldinr; cnba, ~ j., "ilner
F, Bennett; Fort Hamilton. NJ. Mss. r. D..
snyder Sonoes- y. ~ sanuc' y. IRON aoas"
cam y. L. samuel y. tFang' n''"u.s, "ase.'
SIMON fashs~oi!h' Aa>ess.ne' ~. ".ao nln1-
strong Greenfield. tnd'' ". Il. 1ooalne fie"'
inrslurc Ey. j, j. Dorsey.
'"e0@' sr1r ro nFcnrrn.
,
Io1ssx sea
,n:.-cd sn;t arrjns. Moran. Smith. Douchc,iy
ana othcEs' VINO lece'Sea 'ae nosc1''"'ent tc"'0o
ior the arrest OF the assassination consr'1ators'
The object Of this cult Is that the parties interest
~ ""N
tne'r e'aime 10 pofuons OF sne reward o' twenty
thoutand dollars offered hr The corporation o
Washington may be determined on.l
cor7oH TAX.
ine eommss'9nes VI la'saat as1aa,,s ne'snus wa
waited upon to-day W dclcsauon OF costot
ion o5 vireiri, % i wSo c.1i.a for @ The pnrposs
sn3ne1n h3a tn s,iow the ,r IN cot, an to bc eo]
ltcted At tue shipping ports. instead OF IN the dfs
tric1s where grown, as IA now the case. The Com
missioner replied By saying he believed The matte
-o,ta ho ,ccomnls.he5 s,,4sc,r,n-;tv n al
s"01o -. ~. ~. ~ ~.
u nt1osAL or Tue sFAra otfAntAkS1.
u On Tncsday anu wednesday OF next week tn
/ ou''o'"s P4eP@'ev ~. :. W n-.1.
s,',H..1
On Boston
q rs',,,o ~" 1o.s' ~ -; 9, 1'''' 1'"~''
y y '",t+ Mn..4. .,snrv. -,,o,, ,-.,ox eo,nvns
8 WAsarxc1oS, October 19,-1n conformity vii
T.. tic limitation Of time for the presentation
IL claims against the fund now under the charge !
~ the ConmlsfarS Genc1a, ot rF.soqers pfinstnall
, 1866-10-20

nFe*cc, and udGc PnStcrson-SuIA Railroad
Acc3dcnk-Thc Weather, &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
MADISON, Wis, October II.
The CnIon demonstration yesterday cloaed
with meeting in the Assembly Chamber, ,whica in
spite Of tie rain storm, WIS largely atienecd
General II. J. Smith, Of West Tennessee, oscu
pied most Of the evening, and dwclt ut come length
on The contract between the policy OF AuteW
johnson. when be opposed treason and gave
control Of a Southern State 10 loyal men ~
Military Governor Of Tennessee, and his prelent
policy under which the viles, men wsre cxafed.
ties practised bY the seceestonists of Ienne SC ;
upon loyal ncE, the violence and insecnE'f o.
lie and property y hich et!1l prevailed 1n soat
State, and declared himself In favor OF uniEesa!
suffrage, and pun,shtn leading traitors.
JnfCr poiigle On followed with some earnestand
eloquent ,emarks. The eaudteuce app1auded aost
heartily whatever wa6 most radical IN soe re-
marks ct The speakers.
There vas fcsionR accident On the MilwaEee
AFTERNOON, cattle tTaln, while coming est a
short distance behind the regular passenger min,
broke through the bsidce across the Wlseosin
| KI,cr, rear Lone Rock. and the engine and oree
| cars were thrown into the river. The cnEneet
| wns seriously injured, and the arema1. s11-
| Cobb. Killed. had the acc!dcnt occurred to the
p.eceJirc train. serious loss Q. life would AVE
/ been almost nevttable. The bridge Will he lu:nc
latcly repaired and no nointcErup'ton to trains aEf
PLACE. .,.s. 49,. :.
cne II ,l!c cIcAr.st and plcasan.est of the sekon
| The farmers havo had splendid tiue to7 gctiu4
| in a11 fall crDpe.
, 1866-10-20
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
stormy SVenther-Further Accounts OF lila
fant 0iHaHtHth.


FoH1nEts MoSuoE, October 17.-Thc storm
snl3ect OF conEaiulation thai but ore Or two sc-
nous marine disasters have been recorded. The
bal Dor T. full OF veeeele, noz.lward bound vail
fnr for better weather. Thu bark Geo. E. Einc-
nan, Captain Hammond. thirty days from tron-
tcra, Mexico, arrived here Ibis muri.,ns: bound 10
New York. She encountered The husri-
-ano or the I'd instant In the %tsnIt. Of
Florida, las1ing fory-eight hours. On the 4..h
VI August there was hurricane on the coast ot
Mexico, lasting about twelve !.o1re. Seven vcs-
,eis which we're On The coaa., lo2'1lng nr prcpar-
.ac to load. went ashore, one OF which was the
.ark Caleb Haley, Of New York
The English brig Eel,pes, from Gh Gnadaloupe M fos
civ, schooner Mary F.. Am.ilcn and schooac:
We: Dennis, from Georsn,owr', bound TO bos,oE
With careoes. hive returned here toa ha:1or: T. 81
destinations. They coi aa IL. as barnegat. a,,t
verc then driven back oy the de'ce noraer'!
--a1f4
, 1866-10-20

Sa1dEerh' md SatIors' 1Inss Meeting Called
for the 9th and 25th iust.-Futal Fall
from n Building.
Special Despatch to the Chicago TEibune.l
MILWAUKEE,, October 10.
a grand soldiers and saiIors' mass meeting is
called for the 9Th and ah, in Ibis city, all who
served their country By land and water, in the
late war, loyal to their country, are cordially su-
yIted to be present. Butler, Logan, Schusz,
will addrcss The meeting. Arrangements have
been made for carrying passengers 10 and from
ihe meeting at half fare.
Sjn,h Wo1d tc1IfIam The wa1is ofT Hunnemack.s ~ 1
new distflle:y. killing him instantly. He leaves
wife and child.
, 1866-10-20

Fatal Dinn.ser-Ctgy Bonds Sent to New
York tor Negotiation.
Especial despatch 10 the Ch,cago ITihunc.1
ST. PAUL Mum, October -.
& Iwa seTxa,.s girls employed At Mt; + Stokes
t1u eisrete were seriously burned last evening ty
the explosion OF can Of kerosene oil. Que Of
oil IL The etorc from can. When the explosion
took Place she Was 70 badly burned tbs, shs died
In q few hours. The other GIRL will recover
Fifty thout and dol&rB in city bonds were sent 70
New or& This morning to raise loan for funding
the city debt.
, 1866-10-20

Hon. schuyler CoIinx nj Quincy.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunc,]
Qr1ScY, ILL.,, October l9.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax spoke Ills evening 10 one
OF the largest audiences ever assembled fn Pink
lau'a Hall. EpthusIa nuborntcd.
, 1866-10-20

Wux1so1os, n. C., October I'D. c. Alien
1,ax btxn elected to the House Of Commons from
D1unsuick Comfy. AL tho returns go lar received
from towns md Villages, ncar the railroad lines,
indicate that the vote for Worth for Governor will
be almost unsnlnous.
RALEIGH, n. c., October 19.-1he election re
, 1866-10-20
Baz1'llctt:S COcOaine.

Chemists ts-lECK FLAG, Bu6TpY.
nc Iadles Of our household erdorse 1t ii uu1ival-
EaoJs H. highest reputation among the 1sdles~-
TE.DrNE. r ~ ~~"~
Important auxiliary to Isdy's toI,et."-T asu1so-
TON Ch1o
Phil ADElPn1A BULLETIN. - ~
The best prerarAton Of its k1nd extanr."-sxA1ns
ben afkable for delieacy freshness and purify
C3EIsTlAS CT AKu1AS, TukoSTO.
ave heartily recommend It to I'LL our reodcra,.-
Lks1Il:s fAAtL1 AAGAzisE. y.
FErfNAA. Bo$ToS.
. BqEnett's reputation Is sufficient guarantee of
lee excellence OF his JoCEYA{.
, 1866-10-20

E@HCKlFEN's AdveFtiKlnG Agency 81
0rnFborn street, II authorized To receive
Advertisements for the Tribune, aud ali
the lending rnpcrk throughout the United
states md CnnndR.
, 1866-10-20
FROM BALTIMORE.

Serious Election Troubles In Froxpect-
New loRK, October 1?.-Corccrntnz The Baltf.
more Police Commissioner ua,teE, the H+ral
says: VT is said that the Governor acknowledges
tlat injustice has been done by thu ndsc. at the
recent electiun. and will lake lie matter Into ec
Irtous consideration. and act proE 10 the SoTem-
bcr election. The raaicals arc very much excited,
md threaten forcible resistance ID case the Com
miseoneys are removed. In view OF the fact that
.hcy greatly In the minority here they thre.tcn
thai atd will Be obtained from Pennsylvania. a
bad feeling exists. which mav lead to more i'm
ro1tant disorders than those Of local character
BALTIMORE, October lo-t;cveEnor Swami has
summoned the Police Commissioners 10 answer
the charges preferred against them, on Monday
next, at Annapolis Due notice was ecrsea on
them last night.
BALTIMORE, October 1s:.The organization
known az the .'Boye in Bluc'' held meeting to.
night, and passed resolutions to stand by the
Police Co1nsnseiouers, and olTe1cl theis services
IL aid the COMMISSIONERS should the; need assist
nncc: 1t Is not known what response the Com
mie-ionr1s will nakc 10 The summons Of the
Governor.
Congressional Nomination.
Bos7oS, October I.-The Democrats Of the
Fourth Congressional Dfsric: have nominated ex'
Mayor Wfrhffnnn for Cl>p0Tcas,
, 1866-10-20

Cession Of Venetia to Italy
| Finally Completed
Death of ID. Thouve-
nal, the French
Statesman.
Result Of The Negotiations be.
tween Prussia and Saxony.
Eiye-TEenties Quoted in Lon
don at GSa.
1Roll WASHINGTON.
Rumor that our Govern
ment viii Assume the
Protectorate Of
Mexico.
The Emigration Scheme for the
| Defrauding Of Freedmen.
Explanation Of the Affair by
the State Department.
Government Printing Office Re-
turned to the Ten-h0ur System.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD tXCURS}0nISTS AT
| ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Interesting Incidents
| Along the Route.
GENERAL BUTLER'S RECEP-
TION AT AEN0SEa
AND RACINE.
Execution Of Ferris, the New
]: York Wife Murderer.
FROM MEXICO.
French Troops in The State Of
, 1866-10-20
FROM MADISON.

Union Meeting In the Aasrmbly Chambcr-
Spccchcs Of General ". J. smith. OF Ten
ne.*cc, and judGe Pat1crson-Sad Railroad
Acctdcnk-Thc Weather, &c.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13
New YORK Market-Nareh 10

CorrON-1@2c bertea. Sales at 4I@42c for
middling.
FLOuR-DuH and Toe lower for common
grades.
Sales at sTOO@7,75 for extra state; IS. O5ds,s so
for extra round hoop Ohio. and Ss,S5GlI, 90 for
trade brands. Market closing duh.
NHIsKY-Dull Sales Of western at S2,zS, and
small sales of rehlled at S2,27.
WHEAT-Duu and l@2e lower for common
grades.
sales at $3.50 for white western.
R1E-Quiet.
BARLEY-Duu and nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Dull and nominal
CoES-Heavy and rather easier.
Sales at 6s9 nc for unsound; 75GTsc for sound
mixed western in store and delivered, and 7sc
for southern yellow.
0ATs-Dull and declining.
Sales at 5S@Fc for unseund western $50 soc
for sound.
CoFFEE-Dun and heavy.
s~UsAR-Quiet. sales of Cuba MuscovAda at
MoLAssts-Du1 and heavy.
PRTROLEUM-DuT.
Sales At 26c for crude, and 4s@45e for refined in
PoRK-Heavy.
Sales ut SIG, 12%G26, 3lL for new mess, closing
at S26,25 cash; Szh,O0@26, . for old do; and S2l,-
90 Tor prime. Also, 1850 bbls new mess for
27,25.
BEEEsteady and unchanged. Prime mess at
about $3.50.
BEEF HANs-Heavy. Sales at ss7, 5o9ss, 90.
BAcON-HirR and more active.
Sales at l5c for Cumberland cut; 1910 for
short ribbed, and 15A@l6@Is%c for hams.
DRESSED HOGs-N0minal. Sales at I2I5GI216c
western, and l249l3Hc for city.
LARD-Firmer. Sales at l6949IS1%c-
BUrrER-ouiet. Sales at 2s@4Oc for Ohio, and
35@5Oc for state.
CHEEse-Dull. Sales at I6a22c.
fREiGHTs TO IIyERPOOL-A shade frmer.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
MovpAr EyEErre. March u. 1ssl

MONDAY EVENING, March u, 1866.
The money market exhibited no new fea-
lures to-day. There is generally reported a
good steady demand for money at the regu-
lar banks, and prime customers paper is
accommodated, but very few other than
irstclass names pass. We do not hear that
any Of the paper offering represents new
ventures, but is making upon old stocks
that await the opening of navigation and
the spring trade for a market. Currency
balances still run low, and the market is
close and firm.
Eastern Exchange continues in very light
receipt, and though the demand is not
heavy, the market works close. Rates are
unchanged and steady at par buying and
LILO premium selling.
The Gold market in New York to-day
was unsettled and excited under the efforts
of the bulls in stocks, aided probably bv
certain mercantile interests, to advance the
premium. The price was run Up early in
the day to 1924, but could not be main
tanned, and gradually fell off to the closing
rate, 1904. Government securities were a
shade better and firm. A steadily growing
ease in money is represented by the weekly
bank returns, legal tender showing an in
crease of five and a half millions. The in
terest rate on call loans is now quite gener-
ally 6 per cent, and indications favor a fur
Their reduction. The reports concerning
trade are not gratifying, nearly every de-
Partment of business being characterized
by extreme stagnation.
In this market a fair business is doing in
Seven-thirties, but for other bonds the mar
ket is quiet. E. J.. Farmer & Co., Bankers,
report prices of coin and governments to-
day as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13

Compound interest notes are steady and
firm at the following prices: Issue of 1864 :
Buying at 0 3@lO6 selling at 1O5@IOs.-
Issue of 1855: Buying at 1901 IOI3 selling
at 1O1
In local trade circles business to-day pre-
scented no new features. The demand for
commodities runs in about the same chan
mel from day to day, and transactions are
kept within the limit of immediate wants.
Flour is unchanged and firm. Wheat is in
fair demand for choice qualities, which are
firm. Corn is quiet and steady. Oats are
inactive. Provisions are steady and un-
changed. Choice Butter is scarce and high
er. Cheese is firm with an advancing ten
deney. Eggs are in large supply and low
er. Highwines firm Alcohol advanced
Petroleum dull and unchanged.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
week ending Saturday, March 10, were as
folIaruu
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13
NJ. B. BArEHAM, Secretary.

The PERsINMoSs AGAIN-EDTToR LEADER:
In your version of the persimmon story ap-
piled TO the case of the Immaculate editor
of the Postofiee by the fine old gentleman
with the clay pipe, a few days ago, you
omitted a part of the colloquy between the
parties which has some significance after
all.
The passage came in Just after the story
had been told the Herald man, and the
cruel suggestion made that his mouth gave
every sign of being puckered with the same
agitating question, "Am I singing or whist
lingo just here the unhappy official with
a grim smile replied, "Well, you fellows can
talk, but you ka00, its only a matter Of dol
lars and cents nth me| Yes, we know for
hol0 many dollars, let the odd change 90.
OSE WIG PREFERS PRINCIPLE TO DOLLARS
AM CENTS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13

A LoSDoS FoG.-We are having just now a
little piece of London experience in the way
of a fog which wraps all things ia a
husk finer than the most gossamer-like It's
sue paper. 1t strikes us that this envelope
is Of a blue color. but the hue fades out in
to white like a lady's blue dress in a photo
graph. The effect last night was charming.
Every gas post rose into a glorious atmcs-
Phere, since every lamp and carriage light
was surrounded with a golden aureole ike
the heads of saints.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13

Keep Disease M Bay.-Invalds, brokus
down in health and spirits by Chronic Dyspepsia.
or suffering from the terrible exhaustion which
follows the attacks of acute disease, the testimo.
ny OF Thousands who have been raised as by a mir
acle from a similar state Of prostration, by HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BIT4ERS, is a sure guar
antee that by the same means You too may be
strengthened and restored. But to those who
stand in peril Of epidemics, to all who, by reason
of exposure, privations, and uneongenial climate
or unhealthy pursuits, may at any moment be
stricken down, this paragraph is most particular
y and emphaticaIly addressed. You, who are
thus situated, are profered an absolute safeguard
against the danger that menaces you. Tone and
regulate the system with this harmless medicinal
Stimulant and Alternative, and you will be forearm
ed against the maladies whose seeds float around
You in the air unseen. H0STETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERs are not only 4 standard Tenic and Al
t~erative throughout the United States, but they
are accredited by the certificates Of the most dis
tinguished citizens of the Union, to the people Of
sn other lands. In Canada, Australia and the
West indies, they are gradually taking the place
ofall other stomachies, whether native or foreign,
and IS surely as truth is progressive and demon
s~tration oTerthrows doubt, they will eventually |
supersede every other Invigorant and Restorative |
now employed in medicinal practice. marI2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13

TEE ISLAND QUEEN.-The sandusky Rec
lister says that this favorite little Steamer il
now moored at the foot of Columbus avep-
ne. As soon as the bay is sufficiently clear
of ice she vii. be cast loose from her moor
lngs and commence her regular trips be-
tween ssndusky, Kelley's Island, Middle
Bass and Put-in-Bay. During the winter
she has been thoroughly overhauled and is
now in the best of trim for the accommods-
ton Of the public.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13

Continental HOTEL, CREsrLiNE. - The
public opening of this new and magnificent
Hotel and Dining Hall. at Crestline, under
the management of Messrs. Furniss, Hewitt
d Co, will take place on Wednesday even
ing, March 18th inst. Special cars will be
provided by the C. C. & c. R. R. Co., to con-
vey invited guests from Cleveland and re-
turn. Train leaves depot at 4;1O P. N.
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

II. 7. Dnl-House and Lot at Auction.
L. Benedict q Son-Latest Style Of Hats.
East Cleveland NJ. f. Chureh-Local Notice.
VIM. Day-Hair Goods.
o. Cutter & Son-HousehoId Goods at Auction,
n. Page, Jr.-Agents Wanted.
W M~scey-Agents Wanted.
Jas. R. Baker a Co.-FOr Rent.
James NJ. Jonss-store for Rent.
VIM. Jones-H0use and Lot for Sale.
Partner W~Anted-Care Of Leader Office.
L. M.-situation Wanted.
p. O. Box 25i0-Board Wanted.
Gardner, Burt & Co.-Seed Barley
Fenian Brothsrhood-Local Notice.
Crumb, Darlington 4 Kendsil-Nsw Goods.
Gardner, Burt & Co.-Seed Wheat.
A. J. Thompson-F0und.
Gardner, Burt q Co.-Buekwheat Flour.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13

TIE CONTINENTAL HoTEL.-We have al
ready made mention ofthe fact thatthe Con-
tinental Hotel in Crestline will be for
maIly opened tomorrow "wednesday
night by brilliant and appropriate festiv-
tiles. The institution will be conducted
by Messrs. Furnisb Hewitt & Co., who have
built up for thsms elves a broad and excel
lent reputation as caterers, and they will
make the Continental" a first class house.
As a goOdly number of guests have been
invited from this city and along the route,
special cars will be furnished for their ac-
c~ommodation by the C. c. & C. Railroad
Company. The train viii leave the Union
depot at 4:lO Wednesday P. NJ, and return
the next morning. The occasion promises
to be a capital one.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13

A GENTS WANTFD-In every State. County,
n City and Town in the country, to sell something
entirely new Eyery body must have it. Agents are
all making money. Send stamp for circular to ".
D. NAOE1. Buchanan, Allegheny County, Pa,
P. o. Box 269. marl3s3O2
SO 600 ,. M6A osHI,ai Of about Ra TsR FbS wisR g
Dollars 70 take an interest in a we'll established man
ufacturing BUSINESS. 1t is believed that no estab-
hEhment in the United States is better situated than
this. The buildings are new, and the machinery Of
the best and most substantial make One OF the
partners wishes to withdraw, and if he can dispose
Of his interest before the first Of April next, will sel
sHuch below its vLlue. For an enterprising person
this Is the hnest opportunity ever offered 10 engage
in a permanent and we'll paying business in this city.
For particulars apply al this Office. marl3:Zgs
WANTED-Trsveling Agents, honest and capa-
w bile. Constant employment at $50 TO 500 per
month, Capital re~euired-SIu0 TO $50. No risk.
n. PAGE. Jr-. Mo- AtwRter Block, Cleveland, o.
marl3;2a6