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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

The Herald charged US with fabricat-
ing the reported conversation said to
have been held in room twenty-five Con-
tinental Hotel, where Secretary Brown
ing said that Judge Spalding stated to
him that "HE SHOULD CONF BACK Ito
Washington) UETRAMMELED, AND THAT
HE SHOULD HEREAFTER BE WITH NE
As the controlling spirit of the Herald
and particular friend of Judge Spalding,
George B. Senter, was present at that con-
ference why don't the Herald call
upon him to come ont and deny the sub
stantial trath of that conversation II
the statement we made is fabricated, it is
perfectly easy for the Herald to get card
from Mr. Senter denying in toto its sub
stantial truth, and We will agree to pub
Ksh such denial, provided the Herald
will do so. Our johnson cotem-
porary can select which horn
of the dilemma it choses, either pub
lish such a card from Mr.. Senter, or ta-
city admit that it made false state
ment in charging us with fabrication
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Part Two.


Bey of Naples, Illuminated by Bengola
Lites; The ,Lsyer gushes down. Through
The smoke Is seen the city in a state of
Conhagrafion. The last family. "Whar
Is our Parents 2" A red not stone of
Eleven tuns falls on to EN-. The bare
headed father falls seentless before the
statoo of the VirginI DenumOng
The whole to conclude with a
GRAND sHAKsPERING PYRoLYeENoUs DIS
PLAY OF FIREwoRKsl
Maroon Bulbs chonginff to a spiral
wheel, which changes to the Star of our
Union; after to butifnl pints Of red lites;
to finish with busting into Brilliant Per-
spiration.
During the evening q number of Popu-
lar Airs will be performed on the Scotch
Fiddle and Bag-Pipes by Real High
lander. HHfe
Real Highlander. ....... Mr.. Mullett'
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who are the Candidates for our Post
na1aap

who are the Candidates for our Post
- OniceS
For the purpose of gratifying the fifty
thousand customers of the Cleveland Post
Office, we append list of the candidates
who are after that much-coveted Office.
Our authority, we will here state. is only
rumor:
Geo. F. Marshall, Copperhead; Oliver
c. Scoville, Renegade; Basil L. Spangler,
Renegade; F. T. Wallace Copperhead.
For further information We respectfully
refer to the impregnable "Quadrilateral."
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

Men Wanted to act AZ Commercial Brokers'
Apply personally, with good references, to E. b
oURRAN, IS Monument Square, Cleveland, Ohio
aug2S346
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End Of Part One.
CnMIC SnNG

The Parochial BeedIe. -. Mr.. Mullett.
LIVE INJUN ON THE SLACK WIRE
Live Injun- ........-. Mr. Mullett-
OBLIGATIONS OF THE CORNUCOPIA.
Mr. Signer Vermicelli.
Signer Vermicelli. ... Mr.. Mullett.
In the course of the evening will be an
Exhibition of
ExILERATIN' GAS UPON THE LAFFIN
"HIGHENA" .-r-E
Latin Highena. ........, Mr.. Mullet
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

A crest deal of curiosity was expressed
q few months ago on the subject of SAINTS
Annals visit to this country, and innum-
erable eonjectures were indulged in as to
its cause and object--all agreeing, how
ever, that Mr.. Seward had something to
do with it. If the telegraph is 10 be be-
lssvedI We were all wrong. 1t is sisted
that Santa Anna, who is now living in
New York. has caused an order of arrest
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

" Be- thou but fair, mankind adore thee;
Smile, snd a world is weak before thee
DEE0RD-s White Lilly Lotion restores the
bloom Of youth, leaving the skin soft, clear and
beautful-neTer known to fail. 1t is no paint or
whitswash, bnt an extrar, from the White Pond
Lilly. Price only 75 cents.
BENTON, MYERS OANFIELD,
augiS: :RlS-eod Agents.
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DIed ON the Eve Of Repentance.

About q year ago girl came to this
city, and taking the name of Annie Wat
son. went to live IN house of bad repute
on Green street. She had been one Of
party of young ladies who were taken
from New York by a reverend gentleman,
and located in a Quaker settlement in
Wisconsin. Not relishing the stsid hab-
its of the Friends, Annie left them and
came TO st. Louis. Several days ago she
was arrested on q charge Of vagrancy and
locked up in the calabOose. She was
bailed out by lawyer, and she told him
she was sorry for the course she had taken,
and if she did not die Of cholera, would
90 hack home and lead an honest life. She
said if the Mayor would get her free
passage to her friends she would leave the
CITY and reform. She was very much af-
fected, and we are told was sincerely pen
itent- Her desire to be sent home was
about to be grati6ed, but before the ar
rangements could be made she took tha
cholera and died.-St Louis Demoerat.
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FshIeman.s Patent Neck Tie HeIder.

hSHtenRns > Fateht HeeA ne EAeAaers
This convenient article, for the gentleman's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by US. 1t
is a simple labor-sasing contrivanee by which
several different ties can be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE PARSONS,
june11:R13 IA Monument Square.
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AN Army OF CRIcKETs.-On Monday
evening, says the Warren Chronicle,
sAarms Of black erickets invaded town,
and took possession of houses, public and
private. A large delegation of the CHEEKY
little fellows visited our sanetum, perched
on the inlstand, looked over the ex-
changes, examined into the mysteries Of
the q copy box" and seemed to feel st
home generally. Where they came from,
or where they were going, our usually in.
ouisitive glocal" could not learn.
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House and Lot For sale.

House and Lot For Sale.-LOcation,.. near
the East Cleveland Street Railroad, convenient to
business. House, two story frame, well built,
comfortable and crmmodious. Lot 45 feet front
by 23O feet deep, good well and cistern, grape
arbor, fruit trees and shrubbery. Possession
given as soon as re .uired. Address ''L, - LEADER
Ofice. aug27:2t
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

Napoleon III is one of the best custom
srs of the Atlantic cable. He has daily
talks with Maximillian.
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1t will do it-WOIc0tf's Instant Pain
AnnihilatOr viii do It'll Do whAti Stop
Nervous ToOthsehe, Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia in thrse minutes, and cures Catarrh in
twelve weeksl
BENTON, MYERS oANFIELD,
STRONG ARMSTRONG,
augls wholesale Agents, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

NorE.-Drs. Kelly & Ramsay can be
consulted either personally or by letter
upon the various affections of the throat
and lungs, embracing Catarrh, Sore-throat,
Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption, at
their rooms, 1o2 Prospect street. Office
hours from A. NJ. till Arm.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

Special CautiOn.-MRs. WINsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become 80 popular that
various parties have put out articles calling them
Mrs winslov's. Please take notice that the Mrs.
winsIow OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. iuna2.3A
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A Huge Programme.

People in the country are blessed with
some strange exhibitions, combining more
real fun than anything to be seen in the
city. For instance who would not laugh
to witness the following rich bill Of fare
served up in neighboring State;
JUST OPENED WITH 100000 CURL
OSITIES,
And performance in Lecter Room; among
which may be found l-A.ts- =
Two live Boar Constructors.
Mail and Femsil
Also !
A Stript Algebra stuff.
Besides .
A pair Of Shuttle Cocks and one Shuttle
Hen-alivel
The
Sword witch General Washington Fit with
or At the
Battle of Waterloo
Whom is six feet long, and broad in pro
portion.
A enormous Rattle Snaik-a regular
Whooper.
And
The tushes of "a Hippopotenusel
Together with
A Bengal Tiger Spotted Leprosyl
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A monkey exhibited in New- York
piays the fiddle snd hurdy gurdy, sews
with q needle sweeps with 3 broom, goes
through the manual viii : gun and ex-
plodes q cap on it, and cuts up various
other amcnkey shines"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

The Davenport Ga7stte relates how
gentleman and lady of that city became
engaged for life, as was supposed; howall
preparations were made for the happy
event by both parties, with an anticipated
honeymoon trip east; and how finally the
whole affair collapsed, broke down, be-
cause they could not agree upon the per-
son to tie the hymenial knot-the lady
claiming the privilege of being married
by a minister, and the gentleman warmly
insisting that none but a magistrate
should perform the ceremony for him, as
marriage according to his view, was sim
ply civil contract. The man is brute,
and the lady should thank the lucky stars
that led her out of bondage.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

a, @[By Atlzntic Telegraph 3
GNEw YoRk, July %, Morning.
"The representative Of Tennessee has
been admitted 70 Congress-
! HCongress adjourned 70 day.
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PRoFEssIoNAL.

CULTIVATION OF THR IOIOE, PLANO
~ ASD cRGAE ISsTRUCrf0E.-ARs. K
SHEfu ERn. tOrranisf of Plymouth ghureh, lSl2
slpesior--t-. l.c.I TIinitE Charch. tnnell:RsI
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GENERAL NEWS.

The stampede of loyal men from North
Carolina continues. The telegraph reports
two hundred and twenty-seven of them
on single train, bound to Indiana in pur-
suit of peace. Great is the President and
his policy.
In a melee at Nashville Thursday night,
Charles Sayers emptied fve-shooter at
Robert Patterson. The first shot hit the
ceiling, the second passed through the
right shoulder of Patterson's coat, the
third plowed through the same garment
under the left arm, the fourth grazed his
forehead, and the fifth skipped across his
abdomen, leaving broad black and blue
trail. Nobody hurt.
A family IN st. Louis was recently
greatly ehagrined at having permitted the
young ladies of the household to throw
boquets to party of serenading negroes,
believing st the time that they were their
white admirers. When the minstrels
were invited in the house to refresh them
selves, the error was discovered.
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TER stab or ONO,
CUTAROsA COusTT-

TEE STAB OF ONO, -.
CUrkEOsA CousTT-
IN PURSU ANCE TO THE COM
MsND of an order Of sale issued to me from
the Court q Common cas- for said County, in the
esas Of Martin Halier, plaintiff, and Gabriel
knight Wnlizz knight, william knight, Jr.,
ISue knight. John knight, Henry Knight, Sarah
Knight, Louisa knight, Tho res knight, Julia
Hisias, Edwin Smith, Ann smith, George Ragele
aud Margaret NsE le. Defendants, shall expose
20 public sale, at the south door Of the County
COdrt HO1se, in fhe city of Cleveland, in said
county u Cuyafoga, on the 9th day OF septem-
her, A. D. lS6c, al the hour CT two O'Clock p NJ.
Of said day. the following described lands and ten
ments, 10 Wit:
Situate in the city and township Of Cleveland,
county of Cuyahoxs, aud State OF Ohio, and is
known by beng part Of City Lot number two
hundred and f0rty-three l2i3) in t5e WilleyTiile
sll0tmsut, 90 ealied in that part Of said city re-
follows: South By LOrain street, aast y alley,
north by alley and vest by line parallel with
the east line, and twenty-seyen (2Tl feet distsnf
therSfron. leiny tWenty-seven feet on Lorain
strsst. Appraised At Si-2oo 90
FELIX NICOLA, Sheriff,
A. Master oommissioner.
BR BEAvIs, PlaiHtffs' Attorney.
Cleveland, Ohio, August 18th, ls66.
aaz2e $50 Wed
NeTICE 10 OOETRLCT0RS-The
In Board cf City ImsroEensnt vii receive pro-
front Of the Cry Cemetery, West side Als0 the
sidewalks iu f.nnt or No 10 Engine House, and in
froaf Of city pr1psrty corner of Pearl and Brain
ard rtlsets, nntii ocloek on Monday, the dinst
TIE Board reserves the right TO accept OF reject
any or all BIDS.
By order Of the Board.
n C. wATTER9oE, Clerk.
Cleveland August Z7th. 1855 eng2q846
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FIr.t Cable Teiegran i'm Iendoa.

The following was the first news tale
gram sent over the Atlantic Cable. We
give it IS it appeared in the London
TrDass- c-ilE17l 60 Ee 4aeest
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

WEsTcHEsTER, Pa, August 2S.-HOn. j.
NJ. Broomall was renominated for Congress
by the Republican convention to-day. All
the nominations for county offices were sol
diarr
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

SAVANNAH, Aug. 2s.-Several men calling
themselves 4" Regulators" charged with
hanging freedmen in Liberty County, have
been arrested and brought TO this city.
Mayor Anderson assisted the military in
making the arrests.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

READIsa, Pa, August 2s.-Hon. P. s. An
coma, the present msmber of Congress from
the Berks district, was a candidate for re-
nomination by the Democratic County Con-
vention, but was defeated by ]. Lawrence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-05

Mosr EXTRAORDINARY SToRY-MURDER
OF AN AUSTRIAN FAMILY.-Francis Tuvora,
well known here as the originator of plea
sure excursions to various cities, lately or
ganized a party for Jerusalem. A fixed
sum was paid Tuvora by each traveller,
which was to cover all expenses there and
back. Having got the party to Jerusalem,
Tuvora found himself, in consequence OF
the unfortunate result of some specula-
tons on Change, unable to pay their ex-
penses back here and to meet other obi
cations. Not appearing as usual In the
morning, his residence, after some delay
was broken open and a CHASTITY sight pre-
sented itself. Tuvora, his wife, his daugh-
ter, aged nineteen, and two younger sons,
were found lying and sitting at and about
the table, where they had taken supper
the previous evening, all stone dead. He
had administered them poison in the beer
A note was found, signed by one of the
boys, but the body Of it was in Tuyora's
handwriting, stating that, unable to endure
their fathers disgrace, they had volunta.
rily put an end to their lives. Tuvora also
attempted to poison his two youngest chill
dren, aged respectively seven and eight
but they refused to drink the beer, and
were saved. The general impression is
that the family have been foully murdered
and did not voluntarily consent to die with
him. Thousands of persons followed the
family tot their graves Vienna Correspond.
ence Ne,o York Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-05

Charles F. Brown (Artemus Ward) has
commenced legal proceedings for the pur-
pose of putting an injunction upon the SAFE
of n work recently issued In New lork
under the title of Betsy Jane Ward, nus
band of ArteauS. The book in question
endeavors to convey the impression tilat
Artemus is the author, which is not the
truth.
Hon. Arson Burlingame, American Mi
mister to China, had narrow escape from
death lately. He was standing within forty
feet of the scene of the recent nitro-glyce-
rinc explosion in San Francisco. He has
since embarked for China, uia the Sand
wich Islands and China.
When Probst, the Philadelphia murderer,
was being taken to prison after his convlc-
ton, a crowd gathered around the police,
yelling for his blood. He looked at them
coollv and said: ~ don't care if they get
me I've got to die may as well be killed
now as any time"
PAT EXPLAINS A DIFFICULT TmNG.-
"But if / place my money in the savings
bank" inquired one Of the newly-arrivcd
"whcn can | draw it out again p "Oh, +"
responded his Hibcrnian friend, "sure, an
if you put it in to-day, you can get it out
again tomorrow by giving fortnight's
notice"
"Mamma," said little Nell, chad the
governcss ought to fog me for what | did
not doY"
"No, my dear child, why do you ask ?''
"Bccausc she logged me to-day when
didn't do my sum-"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-05

I, MORE FoRGERIEs IN WALL STREET
Yesterday Wall street was afforded an
other sensation in the announcement that
a broker, having an office in Exchange
place, had committed series of forgeries,
amounting to several hundred thousand
dollars, and that he had left the city in the
Persia, which sailed yesterday. 1t is al
legged that the party purchased fifty thou
sand dollars in gold from Black & Spaul-
ding and j. S. Cronise, giving therefor what
purported to be his certified checks on the
Continental Bank. Messrs. Black & Spaul-
ding deposited their check in the Leather
Manufacturers Bank. Mr.. Cronise pre-
sented his at the Continental Bank, and it
was pronounced to be all right. Yester-
day both parties were notified that the GER
tihcates were forgeries. 1t is further al
legged that the names of A. Speyer and
Homes Macy have been forged by the same
person to checks for large amount but
who has been the losers by them has not
yet transpired. 1t is believed that the
forger succeeded in carrying off very
large portion Of his ill-gotten gains.--Ne,o
York Tines, Sd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-05

Pass HIM AxoUND.-I have been credi-
,ly informed by brethren of the craft that
e AsJ& Snider has been lecturing and
cerring side degrees, claiming to have
auyity from me. take this opportn-
NV Informing the craft and the public
gch z that have never given him any
hepprity. also have good reason
srellck that said A. j. Snider Is an
son and An impostor.
- n<,C.A w. D. FERRIS,
- re1usek Third District, and Grand
n.auesiAat Of Mississippi. 81
..s III AprG ., 1856,
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CALDER 81 HALL, MACHINISIS

CALDER 81 HALL, MACI1INISIS
- AND BLACKsMITHs, SHOP ON CARY AND
FOURTH STREETS.-The undersigned return
thanks to their friends who. since the evacuation
OF Richmond have enabled them to carry on busi;
ness, and inform the public that they furnish al
INGS, such AZ AREA GRATINGS, WINDOW and
DOOR GRATINGS and BARS, RAlLlnGS, SAFE
CLOTH II reonired. WALL ANCHORS, DOGS, SC.
They also make to order or repair RULING ma;
CHIMES, GE0METRICAL LATHES, TRANSFER
COTTON and WOOL LOOMS, and ENGINES, oi
any sort of MILL WORK. Hoping to receive
share of public favor, we guarantee good 106 at
reasonable price. H. nAnuEh,
fe 2T-dSsw3m J. Il. HALL.
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w M kN A b L q oorE.s19.57T5y
w MANUFACTURERS OF Er1asSA
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, 4 Y y
GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT
p A N o 5
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years, have upon their ex
cellence alone, attained An USPrRCHAsED PRE-
BMIyENCE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as well as great purity CT
information and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and Is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to so easily tire In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled Their action is con-
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that characteriZes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material is used in their
manufacture, and they win accept the hard usages
of the concert room with that of the parlor upon
an equality-unaffected in their melody; in fact,
they are constructed
mot FOR YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
apl7-3m BALTIMORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-05

A SAFE OPENED AND OVER FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS SToLEN.-Ihe once OF
Mcssrs. Gottsberger & Co., No. 81 New
Bowery. was on Tuesday night entered by
a thief who forced the front door, and
taking from one of the drawers of desk
the KEY of the safe, unlocked the recepta,
Gle, and stole its contents, which consisted
of a box containing three certified bills
of exchange, payable in gold, amounting
in the aggregate to fifteen thousand three
hundred and forty-sevcn dollars and Sc
yentv-two cents, and one hundred dollars
in Treasury notes. The thief was arrested
and very small part Of the property
recovered Ne,c York Tribune, Sd.
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rErrrs YneM WASHINGTON.
o..sss,s =. I, Of IL. RieAmend. Dispatch.
rrx skHArR on coNrIRMATIoNs-rrE DE-
SION 10 LIxif THE PRESIDENTS APPOINT.
mo POWER 4 LdeiNa aANE--rHE Wall.
mos OVER srASroN's APosrAcY--coLo.
RADIO, ETC No.
WAsHINoT0N, May 3, 1866.

mos OVER SrANToN's APOsrAcY--CoLo-
RADIO, ETC Hfe.
WARRINGTON, May 3, 1866.
The delay In the confirmation Of Mr..
Smythe Is q matterAof surprise. II had
been stated upon the very soundcst au-
thority that before this his nomination
would have received favorable action, and
even now II Is not doubted that il will be
settled In day or two at the farthest.
What has occasioned the procrastination IT
Is hard 10 conceive. 1t is very well known
that two or three Senators are very sore
because their political favorites were over
looked in the appointment but surely
this IA not q reason for confirming the emil
nently propcr one which has been made.
The rejection of General Blair ms Collector
of Internal Revenue at St. Louis was not
unlocked for, as 1t was stated when the
nomination was first made that he would
not be confirmed. Phe appointment OF
Wade Hampton as postmaster at Pittsburg,
Penn, will also be rejected.
The disposition on the part Of the Ra-
dicalsto limit the appointing power of the
President during the recess finds few
friends That its advocates were prepared
for. They are beginning to find out that
the adoption Of so many measures with
the sole design Of thwarting the executive
branch Of the Government ip the eXer-
else Of its prerogatives is losing game.
The fact Of the Secretary of War having
declared himself in opposition TO the radi-
cal programme for admitting() the South
ern States has dumbfounded more of his
friends than was at first supposed, and led
many of them to doubt the accuracy OF
the recently published statement to that
effect. Those who are inclined to disbe-
lieve the report, however, are sadly mis-
taken in theirs opinions. They fear that
not only will the people forsakc the teach
ings of the Stevens cabal, but that weak
kneed Republicans in Congress will desert
the sinking ship SO fast as to leave it with
out the requisite two-thirds majority.
limitations are thrown out that Mr..
Stanton, in joining the conservative party,
has an eve to certain foreign office, which
he will at future period quietly resign
his position in the Cabinet for the purpose
of accepting. The question here naturally
arises whether the Senate would confirm
the appointment, now that the official so
universally acknowledged to be intensely
radical in his opinions has declared against
their principles.
1t is not definitely known whether the
President will veto the bill, which now
awaits his signature, for the admission of
Colorado or not. The indications, how
ever, are that he will do SO. TIMoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-05

SoLo.-At Professor Graeser's exhibit
ton and concert the other evening, young
lady coming upon the stage to sing
a solo, gentleman more noted. for ms
modesty than his appreciation of music,
observed the style of her dress, and re-
marked, "Well, she ought to sing solos,
she wears her dress so I0'o.-C1nctnndt'
Gazette