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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27
LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS
PROPOSALS,
AT0TTNE no nONTR RAnTORS-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Y Proposals will be received at the Once Of the
City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until u
O'Clock NJ, September %, 1862 for the Grading, Bal
lasting and Paving Of the roadway and Curbtng the
Sidewalkson MerWin Street, between Superior and
Centre Streets.
Bidders are requested to state in their proposals the
price per cubic yard for excavation, and per square
per iueal foot for curbng with Cleveland Sand stone
and Medina IN. Sand stone, separately and per
lineal foot for Cross-walk Of Sancusky Lime Stone
aud Medina n. Y Sand Stone, separately.
Plans and specifications may be seen and more par
tcular information obtained at said Engineers Office
on and after August ed.
Each proposal must be accompanied BY good and
sufficient bond, requiring the bidder to euter into
contract at the prices named in his proposal should
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission OF bids reserving the right to accept OrreC
the same. BY order Of the Board.
Q. D. BISHOP,
August q, 1862. City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27
sonnd Doctrine.

The following is one of the emancipa-
tion passes issued by Gen. Curtis to col
ored family who had been prosecuted by
the rebels and forced to do service in the
rsbel cause.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

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b. ,. BRANT0N, Agent, 3
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The New York herald., 1862-04-08
NUGENTs FIRST EPIsTLE
IN IT, raE
REgEI. CnRISTHIANg

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vaQing the enli shteued patcrna govern
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with the sender
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b. not dec O. iuere Ia way which seeIneth
rtght, hereof " Abraham, our
father, soemny 10 administer laws their nt.-
rty, ana to lead tue eonsi.ion. A he 10
b0he-1 AZ, r cAunOt tOh st-u5 tntsrfere wi any Oi
your just aud sgsl rights witho
sch 20 = h"ni tAy iown at one submit
benisn 20 c't't Of ABraus he wl tendfiy clasp
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The New York herald., 1862-04-08
ExpRI,ssE :.

A sVRNIiANa 'CRNtrCEE '..PGEs AND PACE-
y. u esiaui 81 aen IL est l'escrta .ret b,tSeen
r,7l anc s',ti Ipl. ' "a iuinitt box ii and
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U,Ip-Id,A. Use "a % lies. '.i t''' - rel
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

TEACHER AN EDUCATED GERMAN NfNINsTER
Il sp-nt Ms Line aud uluney 10 nush his : a ies
tic iist universities n the old countr, j. reiin
tmscf nlu,h disaiG.,ntc about his people In TINS
UunLy, 4vf er i.uli Ien"' or church gene
uls has Attended = ,.tIo f,r
yeas Bya sc,Bt income obsring penny nr mas cen
srug ta,y bread 10 supp rtw r. rl Idr.u IN
his diG4Cuites ~ longing empuym. Mt he ttc
He is Offering ve lessons IN German, Latin st rseS
Plano La wise ~ apy gentleman ur ubeuty kroNs
any einro mem, ~ would give ref suier.
tag .anny ty coInuIiaf H. Best OF reference ua il
iven. addressed 4eiman Minis er, boz l55 IA raj
on ce wuulf br care uli en- led To-
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

fIHF NEW VOCAL GfMNASiUM.-THfS rs TO GER
Il Ltst / aD pupil ia the foca, a. lnasufn, 2 Etst
rwenty 'osenth street nad most excellent inss
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The New York herald., 1862-04-08

EOvERNEsS.-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY DESIRE.
NJ diate engagement IN some intelligent ~Id
eris family References given. Apply Mrs
Harrison hird BROW from 7th the
SIDE o. 42d ST.. below Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

Alta MEETING OF THE OFFICERS OF THE SIXTY
"A Ninth Regimsnt N Y s NJ, held at their Armogy IS
Lieut.. T. NJ. Canton and Lieut. Fahy, appointed 10
proceed " their old battle ground Of Bull Run,
the body Of their Lieut. Colonel Haggery
who fell while leading his regiment the memorable conflict
Of the 2st Of July They lett yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

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The New York herald., 1862-04-08

10 THOSE WISHING INSTRUCTION. IN EDUCATION.
Wy ah eSIei ie ce1 Rraeua. aie Cj ess tsp~akinc
french Gutnyl. Address X Dayton, NJ. . rrgi place.
bieeekfr sir e. ~ s a. % cloc. L. NJ Terms
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The New York herald., 1862-04-08

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING INSTRUCTION
- la Photograph. an water eolos, OIL types,
a.. invleI a. OTTO HEINLMAN's Academy
Fine Arts rs Bowery, between Spring and Prince streets
Terms modera e.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

INSTRUCTTON.-AN ENGLISH LADY OF EXPERI
en.e tuition, wishes stua on as governess' her
quiTrmeBtz music, English in ali It's branches and
French ch she speaks salary OBJECT Address NJ T.
4 no ri Hrtrl.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

triNh In equity aud admiralty, % 10 trials q,
the common law
wEsTERN 0uNBOAT OFFICERS.
Mr.. PENDLETON, of Ohio, introduced a
joint resolution giving TO masters and other
oflcers on board Of Western gunboats, the ben.
ctis Of the bill passed few days since, entitled
"au act 10 grant pendons." Passed.
LEAGUE ISLAND.
Mr.. VERREE, f Fsnnsylvania, called up
the Senate bill to authorize the Secretary Of the
Navy TO accept the title to Leagne Island, 10
the Delaware river. Tor naval purposes. Passed.
CONRisCAfroN.
NJ. ELIOT submitted The report oi The con
iei isncs on The bill to conf cats the property Of
rebels.
Several poiuts Of order were raised and over.
ruled.
Mr.. ALLEN, Of Ohio, moved 70 lay the bill
on the table, which motion was disagreed to-.
yeas ~, nays II. ...
The report was then adopted by vote Of 80
yeas 10 40 nays.
Mr.. HOLMAN, Of Indiana, submltted the re.
port Of the conference on the bill TO grant peu-
sions Adoptsd. .a r. .. : /
The rAKIpF Bills.
Mr.. STEVENS, Of Psnnsylvauia, submitted
the report Of the Committee ef conference on
the tariff bills. Adopted.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

TIE RICHMOND PAPERs.-Ths Examiner of The
7th admits that the present position Of Gen.
hcClellan's army Is impregnabe. OF II. late
position, it says:
Ten days ago, when Mcclellan helaaguerad
Rlchmnnd, win the exception Oi ubout miles
ofChick thomny low ground, hs Occupiad Inc
most barren, and at the same time the wors,
wAtered and most unhealthy reginn of Eastsrn
Virginia. Aguss, hoop-pOles aud whnrtleber-
ries have been always the only sure crOps of
the country within radius of ten miles abouI
the Seven Pines, taking that point M n centre !:
and but two living streams cross the Nine Nine
or Williamsburg roads, between Richmond and
Bottom's Bridge. On these two roads, with The
Seven Pines NJ their headquarters, the very
pick and flower OF the Northern army was cor.
Centr rated. and here, for weeks, their vigor and
numbers melted away under the influence oi
missna. bad water, ant southern SUM-"
In this connection, We notice that the CORE
spondent Of the Cincinnati Comm rcial says that.
Of The $4,000 men Of Gen. Casey's division
landed at Fortress Monroe, only 600 remained
to fight the battle Of Fair Oaks, and that L" all
The rest ,osrs dead and IN Ne hospitals"
This seems to confirm The uoyt which sena.
tor Chandler has stated 10 reference 10 the de-
struction Of our Amy in the horrible swamps
ps the Peninsula.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

Nix. HARIAN's sSPEECH.-Ssnator Harlan made
an excellent speech 10 the Senate yesterday, q
brief mention Of which is made 10 our Senate
report. Iu answer 10 certain queries made BY
Ar. Dawes, with reference to emancipation, be
denied that there was the least probability that
social equality between whitss aid q groes
would be- promoted thereby, or that smalgsms
ton would be as common as at present in the
South. Hn also declared 1t was not hi sxpec.
tatiop that the blacks would then be equal 10
the whites, physically, mentally, morally, 20.
cially, or politically but be would make them
At once equal in the enjoyment Of the fruits Of
their labur.
IL was not even essential that they should
vote; great majority Of the free whites 10 the
countIy were without that privilege, viz! all
women, children under twenty one, aud foreign
els, until they had been In the country Ave
years. 1t was speech listened to with absor bad
attention.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
A RANKINH AGaKmE

We are sorry to notice that the COMMITTEES OF
Ways and Means yesterday reported to the
House bill to authorize system Of banking
based upon United States sto. Ks. We hone
that at any rate this worst Of all possible for m.
Of paper IN, ney, which has signaliy failed iu
every State In which 1t has been tried is not te
be sprung upon the country without full discus
sion.
1t Is . scheme to give to individuals the pre
rosstiss u issuing paper money. for which they
receive interest, but upon which they pay nc
interest.
II this Government authorizes paper money
ct all, 1t shsuld b. Its own paper issues, BY
which 1t borrows capital without interest.
The notes Of the United States are u bette,
circulating medium than the notes of indi
viduals based upon United States stocks. The,
are, at any rate, as good.
By the last form Of proceed ing, the sbaru
bankers, who will receive interest upon tbeiI
United States stocks, will pay mono upon the
notes which they issue, aud II Is this margin OF
profit which they seek to reach by the hocus
iocus Of banking upon ocks.
II we have paper money at all. the question
In Q nutshell ID, who shall have The pro6t nj
Issuing IT, the Government or the bankers?
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
CON rlsCATaON.

The House Of Representatives yesterday
adopted, by u vote Of 81 yeas against ~ maya
The report Of the committee of conference on
the disagreeing votes Of the two Houses on The
bill to conilacste the property Of rebels for the
payment Of tue expenses Of the rebellion. The
only Southern members who voted in the affirm
alive, were Messrs. Blair, Of Virginia; Casey, Of
Kentucky; Fisher, of Delaware, and Maynard,
OF Tenntssee. This bill provides that persons
committing the crime Of treason against the
Government Of the United States shall suffsr
death, and all their slaves made free; or they
shall be imprisoned i've years aud bs haed 10 .
sum not sxcesdiag Tan thousand dollars, In the
discretion Of the court.
1t forfsIts all the property, real and personal
and libsratss the slaves Of oil persons who
shall hereafter hold any civil, military or naval
once under the government Of the 10 called
Confederate States Of America, Is we'll as The
property Of persons 10 any State or Territory
or In the District Of Columbia, who shall here
after assist or give aid and comfort TO such
rebellion.
The tlsves Of persons who shall hereafter en-
gage 10 The rebellion, or give aid and comfot
thereto, or tax, refuge within the lines Of th,
Federal Amy, or who may 10 captured or com,
under the control Of the Government 10 place,
occupied by rebels and afterwards by The Gov
ernmsnt shall be declared free.
Any slave escaping from one State Int,
another, shall not bs delivered up except To-
crime; unless the claimant 10 the person " ow
ing service or labor shall establish bis CLAIM
thereto, and produce satisfactory evidence tha
be has not taken part 10, or given aid and com
fort to the enemy during the present rebs
lion.
The President 10 authorized to use, 10 sue
manner as be may think most cond duciys 10 u
public Interests, such persons us may hav
been abandoned by their masters, or have take
refuge within our lines.
Ii also makes provisions for the col, piz ,tio
beyond the limits Of The United Slater. Nv tb
President, Of such slaves as come within on
lines, or may be declared free.
All Other persons not thus classified wh
shall not within sixty days after public warnin
aud proclamation by the President, cease {
aid, countsnsnce And sbet the rebellion, an
return to their allegiance to the United State
shall forfeit their property.
The President Ia authorized TO Offer amnest
or pardon to persons in rebellion against th
Government Of the United States
This ACT - not 10 bs 30 construed rs to hay
an ca post fdcto operation.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRfRr~ NosloE, July l0--An erroneous
oplniou has appeared 10 some Of the jousnals
Ia regard to tie leg Of truce which went up the
York river on Sunday and attempted TO bring
down some one hundred and seven. Of our
wounded soldiers that had been captured At
Baltimore Store. No Gag Of truce Law was viz :
lated BY this act, % the rebels at first readily
consented to let them OF on parole II wss q
body Of rebel cavalry who prevented their re
turn. No doubt there was some misuudsr.
standing 10 some way, for yesterday the rebels
sent . dag Of truce 10 General Mcclellan in.
forming him hat be could send and obtain those
nrisonsrs at any time, and consequently The
John Tucker started ior them again last night
Tbe rebel prisoners who have been for some
time accumuiatIug ct the Rip Rays wars all
taken frou, there to-day and remoy ea some place
further North. s
The steamer JOHN Brooks has arrived here
with about three hundred sick and wounded
mostly wounded. They arc 10 b taken 10
New York, and leave here this afternoon.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
News from Warrenton, Va.

CAMP NEAR WARRENroN, July 9.--On yester.
day our scouts brought 10 man who said he
wss on hs way TO Richmond to see about bis
sons. 1.-Two Of whom. be said, were wounded 10
the battles 10 front Of Richmond last W., K, and
letters were found in his possession address I'd
70 parties 10 the Southern army. which be said
be found on tho rosd. Il II ev,dsat that Gem.
munlcation has been kept open from Washing
ton 70 Richmond, by way Of Lessbutg, Middle
burg, White Plains, &c. Secessiouists at War.
csnt"n ARE glorying over tho news Of the battle
near Richmond, but acknowledge, II Mcclellan
gets rsinforcements enough 70 take that city
The war would soon be over. A reconnoiier
ing party found mill in full operation some
niles from warrenton. making army clothing
: thousand yards being ready for delivery
The owners Of the mill and operatives were
noti1ed they would be held responsible With
heir lives should II Be sent away. r
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
BLACK sOLDlnRs,

Mr.. Davis, Of Kentucky, having denied that
Gen. Washington had ever sanctioned the arm
Ing Of slaves, NJ. Wilkinson read yesterday, In
the Senate, resolutions adopted by the Legisa
sare Of Rhode lslaod during the Revolutionary
War, for the recruiting Of two batlalions by The
enlistment Of negro slaves, and Offering lib
erty to such slaves, as an inducement for them
to enlist The preamble to the resolutions re-.
cites, that this was dous at the special instance
and under the advice, Of His Excellency
General George Washington" IfMr. wilkin
sons reading was not listened 10 with satisfac
uon BY the Senator from Kentucky, II was by
good many others.
We have heretofore published acts passed by
the Legislatures Of New York and Virginia
during the Revolutionary War, rswarding with
liberty such slaves - fought in our armies
The New York Post, Of Thursday evening, bas
some other interesting historical "reminiscences
OF the same sort.
Ons 10 a letter, addressed in l779 to John
Jay, from Alexander Hamilton, from General
Washington's headq larters. Gen. Hamilton
gives bis reasons for thinking that negro slavet
would make excellent soldiers. and be say.
that Col Laurens was then on hs way TO South
Carolina to raise some baitalions Of them. Gen.
Hamilton particularly iasists upon giving to
slaves who will fight, their liberty He says:
An essential part of the plan Is to give them
their freedom with their muskets. This will se.
cure their fidelity, animate their courage. and,
believe, will have good influence upon those
VINO remain, by opening door to their eman
cipation."
Gen. Hamilton's State, NV Ymk Was then
slsveholdipg State, and 80 continued for more
than forty yesrs afterwards. But Gen. Hamil
ton was quite as unable as was Gan. Washing
ton, 10 SEQ any obj.ction to srlning slaves TO
fight for an endangered country, or to inducing
them to fight by the Offer Of emancipation.
The Po:t slso brings out an act passed b,
the Legislature Of New York, October "a, 1914.
TO authorize thu Ling Of two regiments OF
men Of colo,." Tho sixth section ol that sc,
was as iolGws:
That shall be lawful for any able bodied
slxSe- with the wrtttsn assent Of his master on
mistress, To enlist into the said corps, and the
master or mistress Of such slave shall he emil
tied 10 tho pay aud bounty allowed hIn for his
service; ana lurther, that tho said slave al the
rme ~ Receiving his dlscharv shall be dee ms d
MID adJaised to hnvs been legally manumittso
from that time, and his sa,d master or ml,lres,
shali not ,heIceforwald bs liable for his main
tenance." '
The Shareholders tf New York being all
loyal, 1t WAS cnnsd red b,st TO t.q lire their
assent to the enlistment OF their slaves.
But that, Of course, Is not called for now, In
respect 70 the rebel ownrr, uI slaves.
But New York 10 1914 filiy saLciione,l the
thing itself, Of using slaves az soldiers which IL
now 30 much complained Of by those who had
rather see the country perish than that slavery
should suffer any dslriment.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
jy lQ-,nl
DROPOsALs FOR STEA nj MACHINERy I
L F0n THE u. y. NAVY.

L F0n 1'HE u. 3. NAVY.
THE Navy Department will, until the 9oth day Of
Ju, receive scaled proposals for the construction Of
steam chnery for ssels to be rropeiled by two
There viii os, ior ssCh vs.ssi two pairs Of engines
ofthe asuetion and detail o. tn built tor
the u. y screv gunboats, With the exception Of
ia.tesd Of eighteen Inches, the diameter OF the !
inder remaiHing thirty iIchs' rs before. The I've
will be Wsd ,ell's Aide TIL ne nni some triaing
above !. isrrsd to - ' - wv
Each IL Of engines will bs entirely dIs!inct, and
operate its shaft Independently Of the other. This
screws will be Of brass fourteen et ploh and Of not
less than ten feet diameter they WI b. ,uItsined
from the nnter Of the vessel by brass hanger, aid
hanger with III. hul .L.-,a
Tie beilsvs xiii b. Of the vertical water ube type
with the tubes above the furnaces This gIst' bars
auriao. viii be about 800 SOU feet, aud the heat
lug surface not lsS than !, 500 square feet. The
spe,iostions Tor the gunbost boilers are = apply 70
thickness OF M tai, sic are conesined III appendA
to % the regard being had to tue Increased
Two blower. Of the iarsest szs with suitable blow.
Ing engines will BE- required.
The machinery Il to be- erected 10 he yesses at the
Mas ssSa.ss.; New IS,s ahnd PSsdsphis 10.
proposal will state the name or names Of the navy
yard ut which the parties intend 10 feralsh the ms
sui etisa the kros, sum foe which they pr0pose "
furn sh III, maehlntry In tho Ven 81 somplsts and
ready tCr steamiug, With pro raa amasnt Of dupli
cate pi ces, too g. inStrumens ito stipulated In the
gun6oat %. cihaati0us, and the ,ime from ds OF
contract In which they will guarantee to oompls :
the work
Ihs pror csais are 10 he endorsed Propasais for
sdm N1chinery Gf Vessels ioh Too Sreps,n to dist
gui.h them from hsr busiue letters The contract
will be made IN the usual msuner a the work TO
~. sfB.
Any paTti PR ferriug to make propositions based
on other kinds Of machinery than that above des.
erbed, but Of not les power, they will receive con-
federation.
The Department 70 erves the right to releot any or
ell OF tbs pr0posRls that may De made under TINS ad'
vsrtlssmsSt H. itS opiuioa, the public interest 70
Quirss. Iuy "
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
uN NJ. LA gE.

The New York Times Of yesterday, In con-
cludipg an unusually sensible article in favor
Of conciliatins the Republican feeling Of the
country, Gays: ID,
In seeking TO increase the army by the ad
diiion Of three hundred thousand new volun-
teers. II sill not do for the Government 70 ig
uore ,h" anti.slavcry sentiment Of The North.
rne mass of general aud regimental tfficers
Alrea.'y commissioned are Democrats, and IL
idle to deny also that The warm sympsthies Of
the people have become somewhat chilled by
the policy which has governed the conduct oi
the war. Hence we assume that while such
men AZ Mcssrs Blair and Diven are properly
invited to exert their large Influence In secur
Ing enlistments, the President shall also author.
we some Of the more popular radical Republi-
can lsaders " join In the sams impor ant work.
Foremost among these, for labor Of this sort,
stands Mr.. Lane, Of Kansas. DIET q men nay
10 regard to bis personal or political character,
IL cannot Ie denied that he has great prestige
with the people Of the Northwest. His restlts.
activity-his fertility Of resource, his personal
magnetism him with the most importan,
qualifications ofa military leader, especially In
the vasfare peculiar 10 the borders. II In he
Mexican var, when comparatively midtown,
be was able 70 raise tWo distict regiments, hie
friends believe that his persoual efforts now,
vi the hold hs has on the Western masses,
will IN . very short period enable The grim
chieftain To add $4,000 ardent patriots 70 the
forces now In the field.
l. is believed, too, BY many, that be did no,
quite receive justice in the matter Of the great
expedition which excited The public sitsn.
ton last winter; and the President will be doing
an act Of graceful courtesy, - we'll a Of wis
dom, by now inviting him, 10 the hour Of public
need, TO raise . division Of volunlsere, and
lead them against the enemies Of the Govern
meut."
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
Commun nicated.
Flag X aising.
WAsuINaToN. ID. q.

WARRINGTON, d. O., July II, 1862.
Editors of he Republican: 500 that in your
issue Of this date notice In given of the raising
Of II handsome American q lg al the Sixth street
granary Of The quartermastsr's department, on
tho Island. II dues not seem 10 be generally
known that at IL O'Clock m. ON the 4th instant
a similar ceremony was performed at the wa.
gOn paik, on Nineteenth street, by the team.
sters belonging there. A fine brass band was
in attendance and enlivened the occasion with
patriotic airs Spseohes were made by hessrs.
hnn WAS provided, and for a season wit and
wine flowed tree. The teamslers at the wagon
park near the railroad depot, ut tha interseo-
ton OF the railroad and II street. also raised tho
good old nag NJ l O'Clock the same afternoon.
A noe COLLATION. WAS also provided ut the latter
place, speeches were made and tOasts drank ,
and all separated M the evening came on, we'll
pleased with the entire affair.
1t might be interesting at a time like the
prssent 10 potice these things; they show that
the interest aud affection r. for our glorious
dag does not wAyer.
Respectfully,
GOODWIN Y. ATLRE,
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

LIEUT.. ANEs.-Tbis gallant young officer, who
served in Grilfln's battery at Bull Run, where
he was severely wounded, ct mmsnded bal.
tery In the recent battles near Richmond. In
Ihe battles Of the lst and I'd instant. be had
Two horses hot under him.
or another young lieutenant, "a son Of Hon.
~. d Fuller, Of this city,) serving with the
tnme battery, friend writes us: .
Fuller behaved like hero and q soldier.
Tell bis father be may be proud Of such son."