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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02
BATHS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, sEPrEMBER ?, 1866.


A grand Soldiers Reunion and Mass
meeting Of the loyal citizens of Stark and
adjoining counties will be held at Canton
on Tuesday. September l2.h. Major Gen.
eral ]. D. Cox, Hon. E. R. Eckley, and
Hon. h. S. Martin will be present, while
Major General Butler, Hen. Henry Winter
Davis, and Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson are
invited and expected to attend. All SOL
diers are especially desired to be present
and will be welcomed to q grand dinner
prepared by the ladies of Stark county.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

Horace Greeley is 10 deliver the annual
address at the Minnesota State Fair, al
Minneapolis, the last week in September.
His subject will probably be "The Eradica.
tion of Weeds" q subject to which he hal
given a deal of unsuccessful effort.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

To PrinteFs.-We have for Pale in quantities
to suit, Bingham's Celebrated Roller Comp lsitioni
also, Palmer's Patent Composition. the best and
most durable extant All orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland.
Ohio, sugt
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

A correspondent of Tbs Ci11cinGti Com.
nserciaL has been to Greenville, Tennessee,
and visited the house Of Andrew johnson
there. It is plsin two-story brick house,
with one story and basement L, having
in all six square rooms, and the cook.room
below. The house has been used as hes
pital and headquarters for both armies.
OsvAlrymen have used it and abused it, by
leading horses in at the front hall entrance,
thence, through the house, tc the rear. The
library has been cuIled, and finally stacked
up in chaotic heap in one corner of an
unfurnished upper-story room. The lot on
which this dwelling stands is large extend
ing back to clear, cool spring, which
gushes forth from the contiguous lime stone
ledge. After visiting the dwelling, the
visiters proceeded to the celebrated tailor
shop, a few squares to the east and situated
on the brink of small monntain.stream-
let. This is little frame house, gable.e end
toward the street, twelve feet by fifteen,
and standing alone. On sign-board over
the door (which is in the center, hanked
by two small windows), are the simple
words:
ga JoHNsoN
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02
BREAK IL THE wELLAND CANAL.

ST. CATHAR1NE's, September l.
Tree gates of the AIlanburg lock, on
the Welland Canal, have been carried
away by schooner. Navigation will be
resumed on Monday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

Fine Chance for CspitaIisfs.-Ihe Avery
Block, on Merwin street, for sale; 9l1 feet front
on Mer ain street, l61< the River, an0 III feet
deep. Apply at once at the once of C. W. O. "
NOBLE, $50 Superior street. aug29:242
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FrOB. the I9snd o. vi.

speciA Correspondence Of the Olevelaad LEADER.
WIEoHEsTER, VA, August 20.
Colonel Butterfeld, of the lV2nd Ohio
Regiment withdrew his command from
the Valley on Friday lsst, thus leaving it
entirely free of troops from here to Staun-
ton. distance Of one hundred miles.
Colonel r. had charge of the Valley and
he will live for years in the hearts of its
people. He was assigned to this command
because of his administrative ability, and
most nobly has he discharged his duty
Too much praise cannot be given him for
the manner in which he has restored TO
these misguided psople law add order.
Colonel b. was seFensded last night aud
made telling speech to the natives, which
they wi never forget.
The le2nd leave Friday morning for
columbus, to be mustered out q,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02
Railroad Accidents During the Past
Year.
The New York Tribune has a recapitu-
lation of the railroad accidents for year
past, which foots ND as follows:

The value of property destroyed or
hopelessly damaged, including baggage,
freight, mails, personal effects, ruined
trains, bridges and machinery, it would be
vain to attempt computing. Adding the
cost of inquests, claimed damages, doctor 8
and undertskers' bills, we would not dare
to reckon it short OF 10000 600 in barren
figures. But the moral loss must be far
greater.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

O. Cutter & Son will sell at auction. At their
Auction Boom, on Saturday, September I'd, at Il
O'Clock, (noOl) so kegs real Scotch Herring, in
prime order, 10 lots to suit puroSasers. sspl:24O
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

MGen. Il. II. Nagles is spoken of as q
Democratic candidate for United States
Senator from California.
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GOED mARKET,

NEW YORK, September l.
Gold was more active today, and has
advanced to 145. At the close, l44a was
hid
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

r ]. Farmer IL Co., bankers, 145 Superior
street, under the weddelI House, psy the highest
price for September and November cold Coupons.
aug3O;24O
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

Gents silk Hats.-Fall Styles Silk and
Cashmere Hats opened this day.
DECKAND 4 EHGLEHABT,
au932sO I54 Superior st. cpp. the Weddell.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

An Experienced Teacher desires limit
ed number Of Scholars on the Piano Forte. In
amira at az Eagle street. sep1:242
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

Cleveland lnstitute.-The Eighth Annual
sess on OF Cleveland institute will commence on
Wednesday morning, September 9Th. The hack
will run ss usual for the accommodation Of day
pupils from the city. aug3l:242
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

Wanted-A young man TO take ch lrge of the
LEADER in Brooklyn. Apply at our Counting
Room. Rug30
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The catholics W. the FenIans.

A Chicago dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette, dated August 3lst, says:
funeral of Henry O'Clarence Mccarthy,
late Deputy Head Center of the Fenisn
Brotherhood, would take place next Sun
day from st. Patrick's Church, in this city,
Archbishop Kenrick has forbidden the
ceremonies, and instructed the sSuperin-
tendent Of Calvary Cemetery not to admit
any procession of men or women bearing
the insignia Of Fenianism within the cem-
etery. This has created quite a sensation
among the Fenians, and it is not yet
known what course they viii pursue
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

TrOtIinR on the Cleveland Driving
PRrA.-saturday, Sept. I'd, for purse of 500.
Best IN 8.
John James enters BY. z, Jack
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02
For Lake kuperiOr.-The new, large

For Lake 6uperIOr.-The new, large and
elegant steamer hETkOR, Jhos. Wilson, Master,
will leave our dock for Lake Superior, Monday,
S. ptembev 4tb, a. P. NJ. The Meteor this trip
will go to La Points and BGyhe d, and will stop
going and returning at intermediate pOrs.
For freight or passage apply to
GAPRETsoN CO., Agents,
aug3l.243 No River St Clevelapd O.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

Horses viii start at ~ P. n. precisely. Ad-
mittsnoe 95 cents. Pools will be sold at Fred Kim
berly's, at s5l P. NJ. Friday evening. sep1:L4l
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02
s'UNOLE SAN" REGULATING HATH
MONE.

How Negroes Must 1Arrt ana be Mar-
ried-An OI1icfaI EdtctfrOm General
EaxtOn-sne negro 10 Have only
One Wtfe-HOW = Negro Woman
May Change OF Her Husband.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

John James enters by. &. Jack.
Simon Zellahan enters 81. g. Lookout.
Tom Andrews enters 81 m Maid
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-30
The Press Dispatches.

A number of our contemporaries are
very Justly complaining OF the partisan
ship and general worthiessness OF 1he
AGENT of the Associated Press at New
York. He sends. by telegraph every
.dav to the various newspapers of the as
sociation, batch of matter one-half OF
which we have received by the mails
twenty.four hours in advance of the tel
egraph, and large portion of which no
editor who had any idea of what live
newspaper should be would ever think
of clipping for publication. In addition
to this, whatever political items he sends
are generally tinctured with radicalism
and abound in Misrepresentation. Yes
terday morning be sent all over the
country a long letter from a Union
League" in Tennessee to another Union
League" in New York, which was of no
possible Importance to the country and
of very little interest even to the few
persons directly concerned. This kind
of trash Democratic newspapers as well
as Republican are expected to pay for
We think it time to abate the nuisance,
and therefore move for the appointment
of an agent at New York who has more
brains and less bigotry than the present
incumbent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-30

THE stock brokers in the eastern cites
are making good thing out Of the vari'
Gus rumors of war with France which are
industriously circulated 1t is said that
parties who have recently arrived from
the city of Mexico declare that the French
there are confident of an early declara.
ton of war, and are making all needtul
preparations, &c, &c, to the full extent
of the brokers' imagination. Very little
reliance is to be placed in these reports.
So many persons have become aecus-
toned to lying during the past five years
that there is not much truth left-exoept
what is found in Democratic newspapers.
We have had lies from the reliable gen
tleman,' lies from the Intelligent con
traband," lies from the Official bulle-
tins" lies from congressional commit
tees" aud lies from military commits
sions." In fact nothing seems so easy as
lying, except it be stealing from the
government, which has been practised
with almost equal asslduity
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The Irrepres.ible Conflict.

1t is asserted by those who ouSht 10
know, that since the real friends OF MI
JoHNsoN's reconstruction policy have
attacked SCHUYLER COLFAX's speech
and the President evinces his determin-
alton to stand by the declarations he has
made, Mr.. CoLFAx is explaining and
modifying his views, and rather back
ing down from the radical ground assum-
ed in his speech. Heprobably finds that
the atmosphere of Washington City Is
not as healthy for radicalism as he
thought it would be, and he cannot al
ford to compromise his chances for the
speakership of the House by too free
exhibition of his hostility to the Presi-
dental plan. He has had several talks
with Mr.. JOHNSON and, doubtless, finds
that his speech was rather premature.
But few days are yet to elapse before
the meeting of Congress and the settle
ment of the grave political questions
which will come before that body in its
very organization. We can we'll afford
to wait without prophecy concerning
the result. But we cannot refrain from
expressing a hope that the malignant
men of the SUMNER and JULIAN type,
will find themselves in the minority and
powerless to consummate their schemes.
This reported modification of COLFAXs
yiewsis straw tnat shows that the wind
is setting in the right direction. We be-
lieve it TO be fact well illustrated in the
history of our country that whenever
the President and the Congress came in
collision, Congress proved the weaker
of the two contestants and finally
succumbed. The power OF eXecu-
tive patronage has generally resn too
strong to be successfully withstood by a
Congress disposed to defeat the policy OF
the administration, The points OF dit
ference between the President and those
who style themselves the earnest men"
of the Republican party are so strongly
marked that it will I've difficult to oblit-
crate them. by compromise. One or the
other must go down, and we don't believe
it will be ANDREW JOHNSON.
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ReIiyiou. Freedom in Missouri

The radical test oath IL Missouri is still
creating a great deal of trouble among the
ministers of the gospel in that unfortu.
nate State. Governor FLETCHER is a
tool in the hands of the red republicans
and is aiding in the infamous work OF
crushing out what little religious free
dom is still left in Missouri. A few days
ago Rev. Mr.. RUSH, of Plattsburg, a
very talented and prominent minister in
the Methodist church, undertook to
preach without having taken the radi-
cal oath, He was arrested and brought
before a magistrate to answer for the
atroclous crime of preaching the gospel
in Missouri. A correspondent says:
Mr.. Rush defended his own case in a
q mastery and impressive manner, assert
ing that he would prove recreant TO his
calling if he did not preach the gospel.
thouph prisons, stakes and faGots
threatened him at every utterance; that
the persecution of Christians was no new
thing, and that the command of Christ
to go into all the world and preach, was
as binding now as in the days of Nero
and Caligula. He took up the new con.
stltution and showed from the bill of
rights that his right to worship God &C
cording to the dictates of his own con-
science was one of the inalienable rights.
For two hours be held his audience spell
. bound. inveighing against tyranny
that would disgrace any country in any
age of the world. There were, however,
present small number of radicals who
seemed pleased at having victim to tor
ture, and Threatened that if Mr.. Rush
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MAYORS OFFICE, WHEELING, Nov. q, 1865.
FEW WEEKS SINCE, ISSUED

n a call requiring the Members OF the Board
Health, the Street Commissioner and the Scr;
geants of the City to take steps in their several
departments necessary to procure thorough
cleansing of the city, in view of the probable APP.
proach of cholera. Much has been done, but
more remains to be accomplished.
The power vested in the Board of Health, or
Sanitary Committee man of each Ward is am.
pie to secure the object in view. lam Informed
that some of these officers are hesitant in per
forming their duties, because they cannot be
paid unless their service was ordered, in writ.
ing, by the Mayor OF two COuncilmen. No such
reason is sufficient to Justify any neglect. Let
them do their duty and the Council must pay
their Just bill for services AS the best mode
under existing laws to work effectually, recon-.
mend that the delegation of Councilmen for
each ward shall meet at once in some place
within their ward, and appoint two or more OF
their number, who with the Sanitary Committee
of their ward shall visit every yard, house, eel.
lar sink, gutter &c, within that limit, and take
such steps, and issue such orders, under the or
dinances, as they may deem necessary to abate
any nuisance they NAV find. Obedience to such
orders so issued in writing, can be compelled.
A. ]. SWEENEY,
nov2s3t Mayor.
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was not put in jail they would have Gov.
Fletcher send up squad of soldiers to
do duty at the churches, and prevent
any but radicals from preaching At
the conclusion of the argument the ex'
aiming Justices required the prisoner
to give bond in the sum of one thousand
dollars for his appearance at the next
term of the Circuit Court.
The spirit of radicalism is everywhere
the same and we would not be surprised
to find the radical party inIthe next legis
lature of West Virginia >laboring to lml
tate their brethren in Missouri.
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The Tenth judicial Circnit.

The outrageous manner i'll which the
will of the people of Jefferson county,
"a expressed iR the late election, has been
disregarded, is still talked OF with just
indignation, in that country. There
were many interferences with the ballot
box in the Northern States during the
war. and many so called endorsements"
of various measures were obtained which
were no endorsements at all, but no more
glaring and completely nefarious elec-
ton outrage has been perpetrated any.
where than that committed in Jefferson
county few weeks ago. An irresponsible
Board ofSupeIvisors took it upon theni,
selves to declare that no person snouiu
be elected who faied to meet with tneir
appreciation. They assumed absolute
power, disregarded the election returns
ond onnointed TO Office whomsoever they
wonld. This was done, too, when thrse
of the seven members of the Board were
absent, and had been promised that no
snoh action would be taken. The three
snperyisors who were prevented from
participating in the proceedings, drew up
a protest against the illegal action OF the
remaining members of the Board and for
warded it to Governor FOREMAN. Dlsre-
garding the protest and the facts 1t set
forth, the Governor has made proclama-
tion declaring that E. B. HALL has been
elected Judge Of the Tenth judicial
Circuit.
But we are glad to learn that the mat,
ter is not to be permitted to rest IN that
yay. The wrong has been so fragrant
and unjustifable that, notwithstanding
official connivance at and participation
in the fraud, an effort is to be made tC
have Justice done. Judge KENNEDY, II
is announced, will contest the election
We believe it can be easily proven thai
he received a majority of the votes cast
IN the counties composing the circuit
One commissioner will be designated by
the Governor, one by Judge KENNEDY
and one by Mr.. HALL, and the three thu;
designated will hear and determine the
case. Of coarse, the commissioner Sc
leeted 10y the Governor will be hostile tt
Judge KENNEDY, but we have no doubt
that such an array of facts and figure;
will be laid before the commission as will
compel decision in KENNEDY's favor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE GENTLEMAN WHO FOUND
i AN ivory cased Opera Glass at At the Wash aal
ington Hall on the evening OF tne zeth lils. can
r Armstrong. Eso.. oh Quincy st. nov.3O.lt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-30
THE RICHMOND DuCAI

j JOURNAL, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA =
This Journal will be published "a "a Monthly DC.
tavO of gu pages, the January number being is
sued early in December.
A respectable number of the best writers III
this country have promised their support IAN
ostentatiOus display OF names is avOidedl and
as the Editors offer to pay literally for articles,
il is hoped that the original department of the
Journal will be entitled to respect and conf.
dence.
The pages of the journal will DO devoted to
Original Articles. Foreign and Domestic Cores.
pOndence Retrospect of Medicine and Surge
ry during the late war, an Eclectic Department
(Which will be chief feature of the Journal }
Reports of Societies, Associations, Hospitals
and Clinical Lectures, Reviews and Photograph.
ical Notices, Medical News, Editorials, Miscel.
laneous Matter, &c,
Without making special promises, the Editors
will endeavor TO make this journal acceptable
to its supporters.
TERMs-Five Dollars yearly, if paid in adj
vance, or before the expiration OF the third
month Of the date Of the subscription if paid
after that period, Ten Dollars per annum
Advertisements will be inserted on the most
liberal terms, and as there no Medical Jour.
nails now published in the Southern States ad.
vertisers will enjoy peculiar advantages
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PARTRIDGE'S GALLERY
AND DEPOT FOR
Photographic Materials.
Great Bargains in Albums.

Just received the finest assortment ever IN
Wheeling. -. ,,.
Picture Frames of all sizes, at the lowest
Looking Glasses, Fancy Pictures Porcelain
Pictures.
All Goods at wholesale and retail.
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n. LU KB'S
Excelsior Livery and Sale Stable,

WHEELING, w EoI VI.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOUL ID
respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheeling
and the public generally that he has opened a
Livery Stable on Quincy street where persons
or q GOOD Horse and Buggy, can at all times be
accommodated on reasonable terms.
~ Comfortable Hacks, with good teams and
careful drivers, always in readiness to convey
passengers from place to place.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
One second. hand Two-H Horse Hack One Two.
Horse Barouche, and Buggies, with or without
poles, for sale cheap have on hand some good
Family Horses for sale. Give me call before
purchasing elsewhere. ROBERT LUKE
noy28
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G W Franzheim
J Reed e. Co
Alex Rogers
Jno Mcneil 81 Co
Altman & Wayman
K Porter e. Co
Crangle, Dalzel g. Co
John F Hopkins
P q Hildreth g. Bro
SN Prather
L S Delaplain d. Son
Bailey, Woodward g.
Co
Norton, Mendenhall &
Co
Mcclellan & Knox
Booth, Battelle e. Co
Laughlin g. Bushtield
Greer g. Laing
Wheat g. Son
G e Stifel
Augustus Pollock
Stein Brothers
Simpson e. Wilson
J T Lakin q Co
j M Ewing g. Co
VIM Hare
81 G Harbour
r T Friend g. Son
j Clemens 81 Co
A Schwartfeger
81 Schumlbach & Co
Il Fl Logan IL Co
OFT, Sous e. Co
Sweeneys 81 Co
Harry g. Stewart
Harper & Bro
j NJ Matthews
NJ J Pollock
Al Pannell 81 Co
Mark Lewis, Secretary
Norway Iron Man. co
J Bodley g. Son
o jackson
j B Ford
r j Berry & Co
6 w Humphrey
A Allen Howell
Dillon, Thompson & CO
Jacob HornbrOok
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Gorren & Co.
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WASHINGTON HALL.
Saturday Evening, Dec. I'd.
One Might Only:
Art e us " ar -
Farewell Nights in America.
ARTEMUS WARDS HUMOR :

ARTEMUS WARDS HUMOR
More humorous than any other humor. The
grin is broader, under the mask Of which lies, If
not the deepest wisdom, most sterling common
sense. Readers must buy the book for them
elves."-ChaniberS Journal, London.
a. WARD AMONG THE MORMONS
The public sre respectfully informed that this
will most positively be AKTEMUS WARDS
only night in Wheeling, prior TO his departure
for England, where arrangements are already
being perfected for his early appearance at
Egyptian Hall, London.
The pictorial part of his entertainment EN-.
braces
EIGHTEEN COLOSSAL PAINTINGS,
Faithfully photographing on q gigantic scale,
the streets of Salt Lake City, and the singuarly
beautiful Valley of Utah The accompanying de
scriptive Lectures by Artemus Ward will be
cheerful. The success of this entertainment has
been SO marked that it is perhaps proper to refer
to it here. Commencing III the City of New
York, it was given at DodwOrth Hall for one
hundred consecutive nights to densely crowded
houses. Its subsequently in Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Chicago,
and St. Louis, was no less positive and brilliant.
Admission 50 cents. Reserved seats 70 cents.
Reserved seats for sale at J. Il. MelOr's Music
Store Main street Sale OF reserved seats will
commence Thursday morning, November 30.
Doors open ut 7; commence at o'clock.
nOv2y JNO p. SMITH Director.
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Browns experience of mankind in
clines him TO believe that the path Of
rectitude had been travelled so little OF
late years that it had completely run to
grass.
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mARHIED.

IN Tnaaday, the 18th inst. BY the Rev; I: @.
AS IM nu0' lanes R GARDNER, of Bellefcn;
tame Ohio, to JULIA c., daughter OF Daniel
Lamb, of this city. J ~