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I.e.isInrire Proceedines.

In the Senate, on Monday, Mr.. Bieree Of
fered preamble and resolution to the fol-
lowing effect; That inasmuch as the Gen
eral Assembly Of 1858, required the At
torney General to employ such measures
as in his judgment may be deemed best to
compel the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal
Company to make dividend to its stock
holders, which, in February, 1853, amount
ed 10 S312, l39 %, the States share of
which should be $4,000 90, that the pres
ent Attorney General be requested to in
form the Senate what action has been TAX
en- in the premises, and what Steps are
necessary to collect the same. Referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
The Committee on Common Schools was
instructed to inquire and report, whether
the school tax was not insufficient, and
whether the continued usefulness of the
common school system did not require a
slight increase of the tax for the coming
year.
In Committee Of the Whole, the blanks
in the bill to provide for the defense Of the
State, in case Of invasion, were filled-for
arms, ammunition Sc, 100000; for ex-
pense of calling out the militia, 100000.
The bill simply provides that, in case Of
an invasion the Sinking Fund Commits
sioners may borrow these sums for the
purposes mentioned.
In the House the bill for the removal Of
the seat of justice of Fulton county from
the town of Ottokee to Wasseon, was
passed.
It was resolved to rescind the resolution
to adjourn March 28th and fix the day Of
adjournment on April 18th, at II An.
Mr.. Odlin announced the death of his
colleague Colonel Jefferson Patterson, Of
Montgomery. Messrs. Odlin, Harrison,
Stewart, Harsh and Titus were appointed
a committee to accompany his remains to
their last resting place.
The following new bills Wereintroduced;
by Mr.. Scott, For the relief OF moses v
Barkalow, in the sum of $4,000, for mon
ey stolen from him as treasurer Of the
/ town of Franklin.
By Mr.. Scott, To transfer the indexing
and proof reading Of the journals of the
House and Senate from the Clerks to the
Supervisor of Printing, and to increase
this officers compensation S4OO.
By Mr.. Wilson, To prevent the crossing
of toll bridges within the State of Ohio
without the payment Of tolls, under the
penalty of s. for each Offense, and to pre-
vent fraudulent practices in relation
thereto.
By Mr. Wilson, To fix the rate of toll on
bridges, and to fix a penalty for over
charging.
By Mr.. Osborn, To repeal the act just
passed the Senate, authorizing Cincinnati
to occupy portion of the Miami Canal.
By Mr.. BabcOck, Providing more ef-
fectuaIly for compelling Turnpike Road
Companies to keep their roads in repair.
By Mr.. Osborn, To provide for the bet
ter regulation of the sale Of forfeited
lands.
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In Connecticut the State issue is finally
and designedly made up for peace or war
against the rebellion. The Democratic
State Convention-thes second and more in
famous Hartford Convention adopted
q traitorous platform, filed with deolara-
tons Of State Rights, and nominated on
that platform Thomas H. Seymour a man
who has persislenty and constantly op-
posed the war from the beginning, and
who has denounced the Government with
out stint. To give still greater emphasis
to the opposition position of the Democracy
of that State, Bucbanan's Secretary of the
Navy, TOucey, is stumping the State in sup
port of Seymour. Whether the Democracy
Of the country is ready to adopt the Con-
necticut platform has been a matter of some
interest. That party has claimed to be the
war party. If this platform was adopted it
would contradict all such claims at once.
The Columbus Statesman seems to be ready
to swallow the dose, Seymour, Toucey and
all. It notices, with words OF high COM
mendation, the proceedings Of a Demo
cratic meeting held in Hamilton, Butler
County, which endorsed Vallandigham for
Governor and whose last resolution was
as follows:
.Resolued, That the Democracy of the
Third Congressional District Of Ohio, send
greeting to the gallant and true Democrats
Of Connecticut, and hail with single
voice their great champion Of Constitu-
tional Government, Thomas Il. Seymour.
Does the Statesman speak for the De-
mocracy Of Ohio Let the issue be fairly
stated. and then let the voters of this city
and Of the State wake up to the fact that
this is the position which the Democracy
has assumed and which it will seek to
have endorsed in the coming election.
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We invite an early inspection to the fOIl0Wins
list Of
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The court-martial in the case Of Colonel
RUtassy of the Garibaldi regiment, has a
strong list of offences to decide upon. If
they are proved, the Colonel must be vii
lain Of the first grade. The charges
against the Colonel are as follows:
l. Persuading a soldier to desert.
2. Embezzling mail-bags.
8. Extorting money from suffers.
4. Obtaining money from officers under
his command on the pretence that it was to
be used for recruiting purposes.
5. Selling commissions in his regiment
6. Plotting against officers under his
command so as to cause them to resign.
Z. Slandering his subordinate officers
In official letters.
8. Selling Government horses and stores,
and pocketiDg the proceeds.
9. Altering the proceedings Of Court
Martial so as to cause the dismissal Of an
officer of his regiment who was never
tried.
10. Counterfeiting the signature Of Hon.
Charles H. Van Wyek, member Of Congress
from New York, on envelopes, and selling
them to soldiers in his regiment for three
cents each.
II. Forging pay rolls.
y. Making false musters and receiving
pay for fictitious officers.
Is. Opening United States mail bags
and abstracting commissions therefrom-
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Negro Equality.

The outcries about "negro equality +"
are we'll met in the following, from com
munication to the indianapolis journal: ::
"NEGRo EoUALITY.-This is frightful
thing with gTumblers. Now I hold that
God made the African race inferior to the
white race, and no man or set of men can
make them equal Still the negro is en-
titled to the inalienable rights Of man.
BE ought to have them. Give him all his
rights; have no fear Of his rising to be
my equal; 1 can start fair and heat him !;
I do not ask the law to trammel on him
for ny benefit; have no fears of
my family amalgamating or inter
marrying with the negro; neither
their beauty or color render them
so very attractive; pity white men
who are alarmed about negro equality
Their organs Of self-esteem must be great
ly depressed. Some negroes may get
above some white men. God knows they
have plenty Of margin. A virtuous, intel
Igent, loyal black man ought to out-rank
& vicious, Ignorant rebel white man. He
deserves better of God, humanity and his
country, and say all good men would re-
gard it as an outrage on the negro to call
them equal
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TIT EaEaA lluMAAg ~ -
Have all our readers also been readers
ofthe Mayors proclamation Of the election
to be held in this city on the first Monday
o. April nszp If not, tien let them rCai
il and remember it. They will there learn
that Mayor, Police Judge, City AttOr-
nev. Trustee Of Water Works, Director OF
Inirmary, Street Commissioner, City Mar
shal, City Sexton, Fire Engineer, City
Treasurer. sealer Of Weights and Meas
ures. aud eight Constables are all to be
elected this year, together with one mem
her Of the Council and one assessor from
each Ward, and six members Of the Board
AZ Education. Il will st once be seen
that this election is Of immense impOr-
lance to our citizens and it is important TO
have the right men in the right place.
The city will be in the hands of these men
during their term Of Office, and according
to their fitness and judgment will the city
be governed. It is no light matier TO com
NIT city Of this size into the power Of
any set Of men, and when it is done, it
behooves the citizens to weigh well the
qualifications Of those who are candidates
for the position. As yet no candidates are
before the public, although the claims and
fitness of many are discussed. The usual
-Uu5TUm mss USUu uUIuy FUrurrIuuITIg 3
Convention until the last day or two be-
fore the election. This manifest error,
especially at The present time. Itcuis of
oil criticism of, and examination into, the
character Of the candidate, as well as the
work of arousing sufficient interest in the
contest to walker up the sleepy ones, who
otherwise would let election day pass un-
noticed and feel no responsibility for any
possible failure This year, the result Of
the election is particularly important and
hence It Is doubly desirable that there
should 10 an early nomination and vigor-
ous labC or the election Of the Union can
didates.
The opposition are organized and al
work. Let the Ward Union Leagues see
to it that the Union men do not let the
election 60 by default.
The Herald asserts that two Of the most
unmitigaged Democrats of the city have
offered, one one thousand dollars, and the
other five hundred, to aid in tee election Of
the Democratic ticket" Let these facts
come home to every mans heart that he
may see 10 it that he is not responsible fol
any part Of this bargain and sale of the
city government. He can avoid this re-
sponsibility only by going to the polls
himself snd taking an interest in the pri-
mary mnntinas.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
The Best Water Power In Northern
Ohio 10 be Sold at Sherllf kale.

Upon an order Of sale obtained At The instance
Of the Gsauga Bank W. Henry S. Holbrook and 9TH
ecs thete will be sold to the highest bdier, at the
Court House in Akron, batween the houra Of two and
four o'clock Of the 30th day Of March, 1868, all
that water power created BY what Is known as the
stew Dam, and which is The upper ormost nOrthgra
dam The main Cuya Oga river, Ia the Town Of
CuyahCPa Falls, summit county, ohio. . he sRle
will include both sides Of the river although the east
and west sides will lie offered and sold separately
Tho east side, with One-half the water power OF the
whole river, is appraised at S5,5 o. and the west
half with equal quantity Of water pIw-rY Is Gp-
praised at . 5f5 70. Both the above appTa5as are
regarded De very low, and purchasers eau richly
afford TO the property up 70 the full amount OF
the appraisal and even beyond The EAST hnf ol the
above described water power ID so located that by
side track, which be yery cheaply constructed,
all tbs act0Ts 10 be erected on the east SIDE OF
the river be placed in oirelt connection with the
Clsveland, Zane3viile and Cincinnati kalrOadt and
be ides wheel pits already Gus In the rocky banks
Of the river ready the ceptien OF necessary pro-
peirg machn ~. The west half Is already i'm
proved to some extent, and has now upon It forge
aBd Touring mill Let those Sh3 desire 10 invest m
substantial cheap and vauatlO real estate look well
to this opportunity. marrhig-f3
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NORTHERN light,
lnn.nin LnHN sPALDINF.

no This Trip of more than Kl6yen II undred Miles,
embraces six cegrees Of latitude and eleven degrees
Of longitude, pa,sink through Lakes Erie Ct Giar,
Huron and SUPERIOR aud the beautiful Rivers Detroit
e. Clair and St Marie with it, tht usand Lies pre-
pntng 10 the Tourist for Pleasure, Health, Vt in he
pursuit. Of Sce ce, more aEsL attractions ttan any
other on the continent OF America.
BE PASSENGERS from Toronto aud Montreal can
connect with Of these ats at Port tsarnta on the
evening Cf the day they leave Detroit
as-Une of the steamers sea Bird or Cl9yelandiW
Leave Chicago on Wednesday evening II each week
for Superior City touching at 81 informed ats pors
FOR FURTHER IMPORTATION and all enqui-
ries regard ng Freight or PASSAGE, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROBT HANNA 81 CO., for Northern Lightand
H. G:.i GG:.AiRTRETSON Il * CO., fr Meteor aud Hi
HUssRY & MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROIT AGENTS:
S. P BRADY & CO., for Iron City, Planet ard City
of Cleveland
WILLIAMS 4 90, for Northern Light, Illinois and
JN0. HUfGHINs & CO., for Traveller. mar23A5o
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CHEAP TABLES

Having irauguraiedt the system Of Cheap Tahlss IN
his city meeting with great success We are betser
repaired than ever TO ofer Inducements to
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A Washington reporter says that an
Amsterdam agent is in that city, and has
made proposition to the Secretary Of the
Treasury for loan Of fifty millions in
gold, to be deposited in Amsterdam, and
subject to draft Of the Treasury. No defn-
4ts answer will be given TO the proposition
til next week.
So great is the demand for the ive-twen-
ty bonds into which Treasury notes are
convertible that the Secretary is compelled
to keep his whole clerical force in the
Treasurer's Office day and night and Sun
days in getting them ready.
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THE PEOPLE,

Thereby securing a large discount from regular
prices. We are receiving AL the
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CLAIMS,
AND THEIR HEIRS

D. w. GAGE, Successor to Gage Bruce,
Ia authorized and licensed by the United States to
coli CT fe-siOus Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims sg inst the Go ernment OF the u and Of
the state Of Ohio By late law Of COnsTess Soldiers
DIsCIAHGgD by rssson Of wOUSDs received in service
arc entitled TO SlG0 Bounty Soldiers Of the Jhree
months service and large number Of others arc en-
titled TO pay for service before being mustered into
the D. $ Service and thousands who ere not mus
tered in at ali nov entitled to pay All such can
applying personally by letter, enclosing stamp 10
d. W. GAGE, los Superior-Sts
Opposite the Merchants Bank
-,,-Ht.pas gshiO
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TRAD KELLEY has consented to be candidate
for the Office Of Mayor Of Cleveland, IL nominated
without wire-workiDg- He il one Of the three men
remaining who were here in ISL II elected re Will
devote time to the best inter- sts OF the city re-
qariless of parts, which ought not to be admitted
Wr Kelley BY accla alton, and then vote for him on
The first Monday o. April next By so doing they
s-iiI oi,I5gq an eTeep- negro +. orshippers. mhlg
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the Copperbeads had taken to their holes,
the guerrillas had gone home, and the re-
sislauts to "the tyranny Of the desPot
Lincoln" had fed in wild dismay TO the
woods and the caves. In all Hopkinsville
not man was to be found. Not an eae-
my was to be seen, the women and children
having been left behind in the hurried
fight, to petition for the lives of the brave
"martyrs." They thought to make Of
themselves heroes and only proved them
selves fools; they played lion, but it was
only an ass.
The traitors, however, will not get of
so easily. The State JOurnalsays:
HOur forces quartered il the school
house and church. Parties were furnished
with warrants, and proceeded to the coun-
try to capture those who had been reported
guilty Of inciting the opposition 10 the
Constitution and laws. Up to the time of
the departure Of our informant, fifteen Of
The suspicious characters, including four
leaders, have been captured. Those have
been duly placed under guard, and when
all possible have been arrested they will
be taken TO Cincinnati for trial. Quiet
has been restored, and this great bubble
Of treason and violence has scattered un-
der the prompt and valuable services OF
the leaders and soldiers employed to put
down this miniature rebellion.
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NOTICE-The following &C.

1kOBAlE NOlACL---4ue lOiio WIN : ~
counts. heretofore fled in the Probate Court
,,ra ordered for hearing ON tile trFonty-hf eay
of Mdrcn, INST, tO-wlt;
Miles, Lew Hamilton, Eleanor EOsmer, Lucinda
Caldwell, William II. Burns, Daniel G. Doane,
Joseph Huntington, John Geiser, Warren o0ng
Enoeh stiles, Talcott Kennedy, Peter Murray
Ira Lawson. and Morris Hepburn.
For Partial Settiement-Estates OF Russell W .
B9rteau John Sybert, VIM. d. Beatue, IL A.
Aczley, John Biglee, Emily Camp, Edwin Heaz-
let, Lucy A. Campbell, Il. S. Moore, Syllima
Miles, Benj. NorthTOp, Jabez W. Denn:sen, John
Downie, John Ripple, and William Walters
For Final Setticmeut-Guardians Of Thomas
Clark. G. Richardson, Jas. C. Wilson, Loran Gull
yer, VIM. d. Beattie, Ira Pratt, and David John
son.
For Partial ettlement-Guardans OF Joseph
Dolaishe, James Calyer, Thos- J. Allen. j. Q.
Herriek Henry Bmhnmg, s. H. Ollie, Moses j.
Lewis, August J.. Shaw, Thos, Howard, Henry
Everett, Robert Ring, Martin Anthem, and Guar
dian Of William Bark, an insane person
DANIEL r. TILDEN,
march13dItw2w. Probate Judge
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AUcTl0N sALES.
OURITC sALE-THE UNDER

DUBLIC SALE E-THE UNDER
SIGNED will offer for sale at public auction. at
hs office, 100 SnpariorSt, Cleveland, Ohio, on Ihnrs-
day the 9Th day OF April 1863, the goods and chittes
of Chester HAYDEN deceased, consisting OF Law and
Miscellaneous Books, two Book Cases, one Bedsteat,
Stove and Pipe and various other articles. Sale to
c ammence at 10 o clock A. NJ.
TERrs-turchase1 amounting to Three Dollars cT
less TO b. paid in cash above that sum- notes al
months with two rccd suTsjies, VIII be taken.
GEO. HESTER, Administrator.
Cleveland. March q. Is63:l3l
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ATNoUNCBMENTs.
OANDIDATE FOR POLICE JUDO.

CANDIDATE FOR POLICE JUDGE.
The un crsizned, an unconditional Union War
De1erat IS candidate for Police Judge Of this City
at the O. suing Spring Election. Circumstances COM
hined, aud we'll known to my friends, have induced
me to offer myself a. a candidate for that Office. l
therefore invoke the warm and generous support OF
all those who love tho Constitution as it IS and the
Union a. it was. Yours respectfully,
DAVID MALTBY.
Cleveland. March 20 1903 mar2J;434
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First Monday Of April Next,

WARD 5 FLINT Mayor OF The Cry Of Cle5eland,
DO hereby DOtfy and require the qulih9d electors ri
said City, TO ass uible on the
First Monday Of April Next,
leipg The Sixth day Of said month at or before the
curof Ten O'Clock in the forenoon oi said day, At the
ovpg places in the several Wards in said city VIZ:
In the First Ward, at the Engine House No. 8, on
n tRs eoad Wa at the EngirO House No 3 on
oTSGbb fb 9bd S1TSf T5ifd Ward the Police Court Room, on
In 6e Fourth Ward at the Engine House No g.
Huntingdon street O., ~, q. f,:-
STREET mex east Of hiuTs9n Street;
In the sixth Ward, at the "Wigwsm,' $50 ca led,l
0 GSse tbe sszeath war a: Engine Houso No l.
AIi1n r. lRs sf sR;R Ward at tho Watch House. oa Yer
IN m the Ninth ard, OF the Engine House No. . on
I'M tSe T,ntb Ward at Basement Room in School
in he Eie, cath Ward, at Engine House No. 10 on
s1it6sF aid electors Will then end there, before
SIX O'Clock 2. NJ OF said day, proce-d 10 elect one
Mayor one rolics Ju5ge one City attorney, enc
Trustee Of Water WOrAs, Director OF iniirmaiy,
one street Com missioner, enc CITY MarshHl, OHe itl
sexton one Fire Frg eer Treasurer one Scalsr
~ V.bts and 3ieasiirs5 and Eight COnstab!e5. nom
the ciry at large. Also Une Trustee from the lst
-sr,i one 'rrIistee from he Second Ward, Trus-
tea f m the Third Ward, 1rrst3a from tue toufth
WRrd op. rtIstee from the Fifth Ward, one irus-
tee rom the Sixth Ward, one Trustee treln the sey
euth Ward, one trustee from the Eighth ward, one
Trugtae froi he Ninth Ward, cne trustee from tilt
Tenth Ward and one Trustee from the EleFerlh
Ward 6 no ieside in their respective wards Alsos
,,a from each Ward and one 4lsU ber Of tao
HoaTd of Education from each OF the FOL owing arus
viz one ron the First Ward, ons from the Sec1he
Ward one from the Sixtb Mard one from the Eishtn
ward, one srom the Ninih Ward, and one ON the
Tenth Ward. ,.u.--.......,.
- hand and ali ed tReseal OF said City, this
(rs. 2'd day OF March, Rfew 81 Il 3 Iso9 s. FLINr
I mar2EiM Mayor.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOTTCE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Otfica
fitg Civil Engineer until II " April 7th, ls63s
for lie grading baliasting and paving the Roadway
and curbing Ihs sidewalk on James-St-' Det"eeh
Merwin aud Fineya5d-Sts.
Bidders are requested to bid the price per cubic yar
for excavation, per square foot for paving per nhSsl
fot for curbstOne, and per lineal loot Tor cIossWaik
sfoTe the stone is to be Medina IN. } sandstone
Plans and Specifications may be seen and moIe par
yicular Information ObtElne1 az SAT- EhBiite1 u
dce on and after the 18th inst.
The Beard Of City improvements invite the SUD
mis.ieu Of bids ressrvng the right 10 accept OF re
oct The same. BE- order OF the Board.
q. u. BISHOP, Ciiy Civil Engineer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

Senator Morgan has purchased Hoover
House, the Washington residence of Sec
retary Cameron, when in Office, at q cost
of thirty thousand dollars.
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A question, said to be important, isPend-
ing before the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, whether the income tax shall be
collected at the contingencies in the
large cities, or at the residences Of those
assessed.
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THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOB, CITY OF CLEYELAND,
TRAVELLER, ILLINOIS, IkON CITY NORTH
ERN LIGHT will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit TO all Lake Superior Ports during the season.
~ tha fnIlnming daEs:
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Cleveland Post once
March Al. 1862,


E5-Allletters advertised are subject to an extra
charge Of One Cent Persons calling for them VIII
please be prepared with the necessary change
Sc The Oldee will be open az ~ a. II, and close
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DIED.

In this city, March 2ith, 1868. HAMPTON F.,
third son Of A. $. Gardner ased q years and three
months
Funeral services at the residence OF his father, no.
157 Prcsp tomorrow Thursday afternoon at
o'clock Friends Of the family arc invited to at
tend
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INSIIRANCE COM-

fANY Of New Have, C0unectlcutt, Defendant,
WI take notice that on the 18th day Of FohrGary A.
D. Is63 Della NJ Gates, Administrative on the es-
tate Of HOrati0 Gates, plaintiff, ne1 in The OJurt
Of Common Pleas o. Cuyahogs county Ohio, peti-
on against suid defendant, in which she represents
that defendant is indebted 10 her such admtnlstr-
triN on q policy Of insurance in the sum u e5igt ~
and interest thereon from January 81 1873, lr which
slIgn she asks Judgment. The deten- ant Will iurtheT
tazB notice that property has been attached IN sad
suit, and that Il must answer said petition on or ue
fore the nth day Of April, s6s Otherwise judgment
III be entered AGAINST IL By default a prayed Tor
KEITH COON,
FaI,v,,srv fath Iess-f77 Plaintiffs AttYs.