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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20
General News.
Election.


DENVER CRY, Col, December 1s.-The
legislature o-day elected Messrs. Jeh. n
Evans and Jeromo B. ChafFee U. s. senators.
Offended.
NEW YORK, December l9.-The Posts
Washington special says the Presidents
message, enclosing the report of Gen. Grant,
favors strongly an early restoration of all
State governments. 1t appears to have
deeply offended some of the members when
it was read in the Senate Mr.. Sumner rose
and pronounced it only parslleled BY
Pieree's white-washing message on Kansas.
Gen. Grants Report.
The Commercials Washington despatch
says the President has sent Gen. Grants re-
port on the condition of the South to Con-
gress. 1t represents the results of the Gem
erals observation during his tour TO the
South, and is a highly favorable expression
Of the great confidence in good faith of the
Southern people, and their readiness to ac-
cept the issues of the war. The tenor Of the
report is favorable to the restoration to the
Southern people Of their full privileges of
citizenship. The communication has pro-
dueed a marked effect here, as great conf
denee is rePosed in Gen. Grants Judgment.
DOIngs I'm Congress-
Inc Fpsgs spfclad says the Committee Oh
Appropriations have made reduction of
several millions from naval appropriations.
The Committee on Bankrupt Laws have
unanimously agreed to report jerks bank
rupt bill.
Steamers Sunk.
ST. Louis, December l9.-The steamer
Roanoke sunk near the Commerce and is
total loss. She was owned and insured in
Pittsburg. Valued at s25, 600.
About dozen boats are hard aground OF
caught in the ice between here and Cairo,
and some apprehensions are felt for their
safety. The weather is colder and no thaw
in the ice has taken place Foot passengers
crossed the river all day, and mails were
carried over all day.
The steamer Commodore Tsrrand, laden
with cotton, sunk in the Alabama river
Boat and cargo are total loss.
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! FTTD FORTUNES
MUSICAL HOST

is printed in tbebest manner, upon fne aud costly
pepeE. It's Title Page and Illustrations are beau
tttul In design, and engraved ia the highest sts L.
Of Art Each Monthly Part contains from four to
nix pieces Of Music
- The work is edited with view to suit every
tarte and it. contents are both popular and eias-
sic, combining the dElce Ete. Conducted on this
principle, the work has met with the most fiatter.
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The MUSICAL HOST has been established in a
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20 secure footings We are, therefore, led TO in
er that we have edspted the right course whereby
70 meet the requirements Of the discerning and
progressive Musical world OF the United States
Oar long experience in the publishing business
warrants as in promising that the expectation Of
our Subscribers, in regard 70 the character the
growth, and the success Of ths MUSICAL HOST,
viii Be thoroughly satisfied. For upwards Of
quarter Of q century we have been associated with
eminent publishers, and every literary enterprise
With which the name Of Fortune has been connect
ed, has been successful in the fullest sense OF the
word. Never having known failure, we do not
propose to make its acquaintance now.
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to the Defenders OfNashvfIIe.

Thanks to the Defenders Of Nashville.
The Legislature of Tennessee recently
adopted the following resolution of thanks
to the defenders of Nashville:
Resolved by the General Assembly of
the State of Tennessee, That the thanks
Of this General Assembly, in their own
name and in the name of the people of the
State of Tennessee, be presented to Major
General George h. Thomas, and the off,
GERS and the soldiers under his command,
for his wise and spirited, and their brave
and patriotic conduct in the battle of
Nashville, in defense of the capital of the
State, in December, 1864, and that gold
medal be struck in commemoration of the
great and decisive event. and be presented
to him"
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From New York.
To be TnIfad.

10 De Lnalaus
NEw YORK, December 19.-At a recent
joint session of the American Freedmen's
Aid Commission, and the American Union
Commission, held at the Chamber of Com
merce, it was unanimously voted to unite
the two Commissions in - g.
- EAFrived,
EEw YoRK, December 19.-The steamship
San JaeintO, from Savannah the 18th, has
arrived.
Order from Col. BOgsrf.
The Savannah Herald contains an order
from Col. Bogart, putting the town Of
Thnmasville, Ca, under martial law. as the
municipal government is unable to protect
the lives and interests Of its Inhabitants or
prevent the assassination Of unarmed Uni
ted States soldiers.
To be Tried by Court Martial.
One J. A. Seward and City Marshal At
kinson, of Thomasville, are to be tried Oy
court martial for stabbirg an unarmed col
ored soldier.
Murder.
NEW YoRK, December 19.-Dr. H Otto
Gloss stabbed q man named Carson this
morning, instantly killing him. The mur-
derer has been arrested.
j. R. Crawford was horribly burned by
benzine in Ann street this noon, which took
fre while being drawn from a cask. He
ran into the street all in flames presenting q
horrible sight to the public, and was finally
saved from being burned to death by being
rolled in the mud. The store was saved
from being burned BY the use Of amonia-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20
Rusiness EdncatIon.-som.

Business EducatfOn.-soms people are 50
foolish IS to suppose that Business Edscalon can
be better acquired in College building, located in
large city, that in the College building If re-
moved out Of the city, to pleasant, quiet village,
comparatively free from temptations, vices and
those almost numberless things that withdraw
the attention Of the student from his studies Sen
sible people, there are, however, who believe that
the freeF from city attractions, temptations and
isdsesnsIs to squGnder money the better for those
who are, perhaps for the first time separated from
friends and home influences
We call the attention of our readers to CAIkins,
Grimm 4 Cos Union Business Instituts at Ober-
lin, Ohio, a. located in Suck g village, and for
thorough training in theory and practice second 10 no
Commercial and Telegraph College in the whole
country.
For particulars, address them nov2O
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From Washington.
INC HTexiean Qneation.

WAsHrSarox, December "A special to
the Post says: While the President was pre-
parinq his message the French Minister EN-
phstically stated that the Emperor would
much regret any expression in the message
which would make it impossible to recede
from his Mexican scheme without humilia-
ton. The Minister also assured Secretary
Seward that the French troops would be
withdrawn from Mexico in little while,
and asked for patience on the part Of our
government -. :.
II is reported that Gen. Logan is satisfied
there is to be no difficulty, and that the Re
public of Mexico will soon be peacefully re-
instated.
Basis Of Representation.
The Judiciary COMMITTEES Of the House
have agreed to report at an early day an
amendment to the Constitution providing
that the number Of voters in the States shall
form the basis Of approximation in Congress.
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"oUR GREAT AUTHORS. "A LIrERARr PAR
II AT IHE HoxE OF WAsHISGrOS IRvIEs.

This superb Picture, which called forth unquali-
hsd and unsnimous appreciation, both the
ground Of its artistic beauty we'll as the wonder
full correctness aud strength fits portraits is
dOrssd By the entire Pi Of the country.
Ths scene represented is the home of Washing
tou Irving, VINO is surrounded by the following
distinguished american Authors:
". u. Prescott, George Bancroft, W. C. Bryant,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, z. W. Emerson, \. p.
Willis, BRyard Taylor, G. P. Morris. J. Fenni-
more Cooper, Il. W. LongfellOW, Nathaniel Haw-
thorne J. 6. Whittier, FIIz Greene EAlleck, J. L.
Motley, J. r. Lowell, John P. Kennedy, Robert
C. winthrop.
Thin elegant work has been executed in tint,
size 80 BY 2l inches, on heavy paper 20 by 30
inches, At cost OF eight thousand dollars, and
forn1 one Of the most beautiful, costly, and inter-
esting pictures ever presented to the subscribers
Of any periodical.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

Mrs Ann Gentry, for twenty-seven
and half years Postmistress at Columbia,
Mossouri, recently resigned. She is widow
Of General Richard Gentry, who was made
the Postmaster at that place during Jack
sons first term. On his death, in the
Seminole war, his wife was appointed his
successor, by Amos Kendall.
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lIUsICAL HOST

VIII hereafter contain, each month. besides the
usual sixteen pages Of new and carefully selected
Music, eight or more pages OF Literary matter of
varied character and full Of interest to miscel-
lansoua we'll as 70 musical readers In this de-
paTtment We shall comprise Stories, Poems
Sketches, Biographies Of eminent persons Musical
1eems and Criticism, Book Notices, and Literary
Miscellany; and il win be our aim to make the
Literary Department Of the MUSICAL HOST
complete, lively and popular.
We have already commenced the publication Of
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

Indemnity for Loss of Life or BOdf-
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Co.. Of Hartford, Conn, ihsures against Accidents
Of all kinds Cash assets, Sept, 1885, 1852 81 As.
The Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn, Is the pioneer accident insurance company
ofthiE country; it has issued over THIRTY THOU
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SIX HUNDRED lossss-ineluding the large sum of
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Kusiesl Periodical, designed to eirculate
nong tfe Homes Of the People, is no new idea for
he want Of II has been long felt that there are
put very few persons, musically inclined to whom,
the Thought has not naturally suggested itself
In Europe, dozen works of this class exist which
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they are cheap, ss from the fact that they ire
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ThIs7 Monthly Publication, now in therommence-
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together unprecedented in the history OF Musical
experiments, either in America, or in Europe
Cheap Musical publications have hitherto failed
because they Just as cheap in their style Of
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The Publisher Of the MUSICAL HOST is deter
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Duets and QuArtettes, Pieces de Salon for Plane
Rolkaa, AaElEkas, SoAOttisehes, euadrilles, ana 1
other Piano Music, suitable both Tor amusement |
And Instruction
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

To the TrRdesmen and working
men OF CleVeIRnd.-You are urgently re-
quested to attend mass meeting Of the Working
men at No. l4S Ontario, over ColweIl's hardware
store, next Thursday evening, hAlfpAst 7 O'Clock,
December 2Ist, 1885. Object OF meeting to estAb-
liSh basis Of organization for . cooperative As
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evening. PerOrdsr Committee Of
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s,Iver An Montana Territory.

The Collector of Internal Revenue for
Montana Territory, ia a letter received BY
the Secretary of the Treasury, says that
the product of the gold and silver mines
of that Territory for the year 1865 will be
upward of SIG, ,OOO,OOO In 1862 the Ter
ritory was a wilderness, uninhabited ex-
cept by savages- '
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

A SPendid Light, entirely free from smoke
or odor, at cost Of only one-fourth of cent. per
hour, is obtained by uas of the new Non Explosive
Lamp and Aurora Burning Fluid.
GRIFFIN BAKER, Wholesale Agents,
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The Memphis papers are fairly alarmed
at the extraordinary increase OF Populs-
ton. In 1850 it numbered between 2o, 600
and 25, 1000; now it embraces over $4,000
(some say 100000, and there il great
scarcity cf house ROOM:
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TIE LADY's MILE.

. new novel Of much interest, by Miss NJ. T.
Brsddon.- fhis-Eork will be continued from month
60 month, until completed.
Many valuable subscribers have, in time past,
Interested themselves in circulating and promoting
the saeeess Of The .MUsIGAA HOST We 1eeJ thai
some token OF our grstefui appreciation Of their
services. For this reason We have made arrange
nlenta, at great cost, 10 present to every person
sending rs eighteen dollars, annual subscription,
for Club of -Four Subscribers, for 1866, copy of
shat great National Work OF Art,
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NEW Yonx, December Is.-The Fsnian
Senate, in session to day, reported that
twelve are in favor Of Roberts as President
and three for 0'Mshony.
The Fenians in New Jersey hold State
convention soon to take action in regard to
the quarrel
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

Washington dispatches say that Secretary
preparation to purchase FOrd's Theatre %
he fitted nm and -Iisl41 - 49, ss1stsdl1r q AL
papers relating TO sick or wounded soidiers.
and to hospitals and the Operations Of the
Medical and Surgical Departments. Of the
army
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

Major General Stsedman arrived at his
home in Toledo Saturday night from Au-
gusta, Georgia--He is on his way to
Washington, whittier he goes at the re-
ouest of the President.
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To On RefnerA.-we are prepared to do all
kinds Of OIL Refinery Plunbing In the most Pe,
feet and durable manner, BsioFs engaging SosA
elsewhere, OIL Rshnsrs viii find Il for thsir inter-
at toe.ll on :. SMITH COSBY,
Il on Refinery, House and Ship Plumbers,
nle:ass III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel
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Furs FurslI FuFs for the Holidays
B. Butts Co. have just received large assort-
nsnt Of fzrI, which they selling at greatly re-
duced prices. Now is your time to get bargains
dseIa
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War,
passed through Wheeling on Saturday, on
his way to Steubenville, his former place
Of residence.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

Levi T. SeOfield, Architect, has opened his
once on the corner Of Euclid and Erie streets; en-
trance on Erie street. dec20:2sO
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Beautifui EnsravInEs for the Holiday
at Room American Building, over Leader ofBce,
hns Steel Portraits, Fruit and Flower Scenes,
President Lincoln and Family, Christ Blessing
Little Children, George I'd Martha Washington,
&o. dec2O:274
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Gents Furnishing GOoaA'-Ao"
Haixht, have just opened splendid assortment 81
cents Furnishing Goods for the fAh and winter
tr.de. a. No. 1G Superior street., under the Wed
- - ontT:Rs
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Festival at AFmOFy.-Ths ladies OF the
Franklin Street Disciple ohurCh win hold 9 Fes-
tivnl =. the ArmOry, corner Pearl and franEhh
streets, en- Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Bee. 18th and 10th, 1855. Admission each evening
afty cents. Children under twelve years Of age
twenty-five cents on Wednesday evening. NO e1-
tra charge for supper. Proceeds to be devoted TO
the bens1t of the Sunday School and Church The
public are invited to attend dectosz@
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To Consumptives.

fIAHE Rev. Edward A. Wilson's Pre-
Il pared Prescription for the cure Of ooSsFf,1F
TON, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS COUc9s
COLDS, and all THROAT and LUNG AEFEc'
the most marked success
me Kennedy, prepared under Mr.. Wilson's par-
sonar supervision, also pamphlet eoutainiDo rbs
original Prescription a,.<-rxrt.rf1 n
tectlons for preparation and use, together with a
short history VI his case, may be obtained
c. S. NACE ENZIE
Druggist
No. 12G Superior street
Cleveland, Ohio
l65 South Second street
Nillismsburzh n z
nz- Price Of Remedy. $500 per package.
PamPhlet furnished free OF charge dec2i.2sO-eod
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To Prtnters.-we hETs for Salsin quantities.
to suit, Biugham's oslebratsd Roller Composition
aIso. Palner,s Patent Competition, the best and
most durable e1tant An orders By mail promptly
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Petroleum OLIVE are prepared to fur
nish our friends the best quality Of Illuminating
Petroleum OIL at thu lowest market price, in large
or small quantities. J.G. SIMMONS 4 CO,
dec16:274 80 Merwin street
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4 ID REFINERY FOR SALE AT IT,
" FUSyILLE, PA live Stills (Horiz9ntaI,; i;
Fave Iron Tanks; one Wood Tank; Four Iron T.
ltators gtWsnty-tiye bbis. each); two Bleaching
Tanks. lined with lead; three Crude on TnnIs:
Three acres Of land in the borough Of TitusvjlIe
with buildings complete, aud in frSt rate Iooatie5
LOT securing supply o. crude oil. To practical re
hhers THIS property offsrs great incucrments For
conditions apply to B.. p. CHATFIELD. Tifus-
VILE, Ps-, or Bunker Hill Petroleum Co. I55
Broadway, New York decses7t
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During the Holidays, c. Handbook, No
a PNblic square, will sell Picture Frames, Look
M el asses, MOuidiHgs. Cord, fsssels, &C. at q
d;,count Of from Is to 20 per cent. declS.zls
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winter Apples.-sOO bbls. ereenings, Rus
setts, sptEsnberss, and other choice varieties 0'
Winter Apples in store and for sale by
PELToN, FRENCH co.,
nso.a74 ovsatt's Exchange, foot Of Superior ST.
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Clover seed clever seedii-2Oo bush
a. nrIs Glover Seed just received and for sale As
TIpjou Elevator By GARDNER, BURT GO.
..1o.05l
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4
Stanton has applied TO Congress for an ap-
preparation to purchase Ford's Theatre 70
1 l. fffad m and razall sSastsI1- q Al
/ apers relating TO sick or wounded soldier1
and to hospitals and the operations Of tie
Medical and Surgical Departments. Of the
army.
aEsroRED.
It'll positively stated that the President
some time ago restored all the Episcopal
churches in Alabama TO their proper oecu-
pants.
STANTON
The same dispatch says that Secretary
Stanton has again rendered his resignation
to the President, and this time, it s said,
insists upon its acceptance.
General Grant is understood 70 oppose the
retention Of the remaining invalid corps
officers in service. If any men are 70 be re-
tanned he claims the country should have
the service only of such as are able bodied.
THE FREEDNEz.
Gen. saxton, Assistant Commissioners for
Georgia and South Carolina, gives highlF
encouraging reports relative 70 the e0ndi-
ton Of freedmen on the Sea Islands aiong
the coast All kinds Of crops produced are
superior to those raised on the same ground
bV slave labor.
The relations existing between the whites
and freedmen are still unsatisfactory, owing
to lack cf confidence in each other on both
sides. In South Carolina six thousand negro
children are attending school
The residence Of Aemimger, late rebel
Secretary of the Treasury, IS now occupied
as colored orphan asylum, in eharge. .oftha
freedmen's bureau
sEsrIEs ARRESTED.
MoSFGOHERY, December I6-Judge Bus
ted, of the United States District Court has
decided that ths Congressional oath for At
torneys and civil officers, is uneonstitu-
tional
J. semmes, Of the pirate Alabama, was
arrested last evening by an order from
Washington, and is now on his way north
under guard
GovERNORsHIP OF GEORGIA.
WASHINGTON. December Is.-SecretarY
Seward has addressed communication to
Provisional Governor johnson, Of Georgia,
relieving him from duty, and to the Cover
nor elect, Mr-Jehkins, advising him 70 en-
.er upon the duties Of his Office.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILmSGros, December 1.-the negro
nen John Walker and Robert Mickey, con-
rieted Of larceny by the New Hanover
county Court, have been sentenced to Be-.
cid into servitude for a period not exceed
ng i've years The sentence is agreeable to
avs OF the State in relation 10 freedmen be-
ore the war.
There was a meeting Of merchants To-
light for organization to resist the tax laid
y the late Convention, which il considered
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MUSICAL WORLD.
Music. Art and Literature |!

Enters upon its third year In January, 1855. II t.
a handsome journal, published the hrst Of each
month, each number containing sixteen quarto
pages including from three 10 six pieces Of chaice
new vocal and instrumant2l music
Over forty pieces Of music were given IL ths last
=.
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1865

ser For Evening Edition News
see inside.
IA For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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REsroRzD.

1t is positively stated that the President
some time ago restored all the Episcopal
churches in Alabama to their proper oecu-
pants.