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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-25
FOR SALE.

At PRIVATE SALE, A SUB.
"A STANTIAL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
containing eight rooms, cellar, bath house, sta,
BILE, &c. The lot is well fenced, and contains
about one acre of ground, situated at the east
end Of East Wheeling Bridge.
offer for sale eight tenements and lots, and
two vacant lots on the Island.
The above property is free from all encnm.
brance. Terms easy. For further particulars,
enquire of JOHN L. HARGREAVES,
noyl6.lm No SO Main St., Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-25
FOR SALE AND RENT.
Elegant and Fashionable First
Glass City Residence for Sale.

yJ,HE ELEGANT AND FAsHlON.
ABLE RESIDENCE, northwest corner OF
Eourtb street and Monroe, owned and formerly
occupied ecu by Henry Moore Esq; il offered tor
sale This house Is possessed of all the modern
improvements hot and cold water, and gas
throughout the building. 1t is in every partic'
ular far superior to any residence yet offered for
sale in Wheeling.
For terms, &c, see THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
nov24.lw Register Buildings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

HOUSES. WANTED TO PURCHASE. THREE NOD
IL crate three three and half story Houses For sale
lots well situated In Harlem. Apply 70 .. s. HiNMAN. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15
PRoPERry FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

lots well situated In Harlem. Apply 70 8. HINMAN ID
Wall street
pROPRRrY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
u 16 Lots In Fiatbush N. Y.
10 Lots In Ontonagon Mich
34l Of Timber Lands Flint Mich, within rs miles
Of Detroit 500 of fac Farm Lands AZ Bass River
Township New Jersey coo acres improved with buildings
Coal and Timber Lnds in 5000 OF Coal
and timber Lands In Virginia. 5000 Of superior Land
for raising cotton In Texas Houston and Galveston;
all q which are wen located and very valaabe win be sold
at cash prices For particulars apply 70
L. II. SIMPSON CO.. "a Cedar street, N. Y.
CHORES AND Do0x PROPERTY FOR SALE
- No. 81 John street.
No IS Maiden lane
Nos. and Atlantic Dock adjoining the ferry.
Lots and Dock properly the East river suitable for
ship Yards Or factories.
Apply 70 s. b. SCHiErrELIN, 40 william street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF WRITIN0 DESKS
n and English Travelling Folios in Russia leather, AZ
63S broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

CoNFEcTIONERs, SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
" and Fairs find assortment OF Cornueopias,
&c. at very cheap price, at JOSEPH sILvERs1 VINO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT OF
Chanccry, made IN Carna against Harrison,
tho claiming TO be of kin 10 the Reverend
Jos.ph Dixon late q Beghon in the parish ofBesbton.
the coucy OF Derby who died in or about the month 81
April ~ by tacir solicitors before the 18th day
1855 in .i prove their claims, at the cham
the Master OF tho os In the Rolls yard Che ncer1
lane Adlescx in default thereof they VIII b. psremp
toriy excluded frl the benelt or the said decrea
Friday, the LIST day cf June. 1855 at u O'clock ut noon
at the said cha,nitr Is appointed for hearing and ad
Indicating upon tie cul dated this day Of NovSa
ber,,I6 r. Il. CHURCH, Chef Ciersc
DANIEL DIX CASTRO NJ Nre Court temple, agent fos'
Bramley & Gainsfurd, sac1sli plaintiffs solicitor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

"A ond foor also another Bedroom. all neatly furnished
very moderate gentlemen without hDarl.
Apply 81 Blocker street, Of Broadway. References
exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

4 PURCHASER rs WANTED FOR THE RgGHT TO
"A make new child pleasing paper toy called ~ ,hsv
"BesEoir." Good for and after the foidays
'e .sor be sold everywhere, I'M streets and shcrs
Model and At ~ Fulton street tAustins, upstairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

WI ANTED TO RENr-IN A GENTEEL NEIGlIBOR-
w hood, small House; possession by February or
sooner would be purchased valuation.
Address stating full particulars Business, box GA7 POST
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

A LARGE ROOM, NEWLY FURNISHED, TO LET
N with gas closets &c., gentleman, without board at
l6 Abingdon square Cars convenient References ex-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-23

Following the Constitution pftipes t. u ord.
nance providing for the submission Of the ConSti.
tuition TO the people st the time provided By Act Of
Congress, md also for the election u 1haeers,
nnder the Constitution, on tbs TBeadsy ,afteT the
hrpt Monday Of November, 1864. The Ordnance
makes detailed proyiSionB 10 the ooldisf1 votes
returns. declaring the result nc. UPoh t6e b.
suing Of the President'g proelnnAtio1 10 - n.
ceIved by telegraph admitting the State into the
Union. this ConStltution shall be ofdSed 6isd e.
tablisheds the ConlttuiIon ofthe Ri1is ~ NVrRdn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-23

A Ii PERSONS 1SHS ssiSsS; 70 THE UNDER
n signed Gate Sheriff on Storey county, n. for
fees due for oicia services rendered and performed
during my term or ONCE, are hereby notined ana re
9nestea 20 make immediate payment 70 ri,1al LLlP
street Virginia and thereby avoid costs Of e1scu-
ton 9nd other necessary legal process Ior me eoec
ton tnereot Mr.. Stoner g my duly autnonzed
and 70 pay out the sae IS fAst as collected and
CURED byJust indebtedness on my part 10 others.
hope, nom the Indulgence already Eyen 20 Lnose
except At their market value a. Ill ofhcal services
were rendered and performed By me purely on
cash basis, and are payable In coin.
LAts Sheriff Of Storey county, Mt. Is
tViEEinla. eopk ., IN. ilJ5 isfs4L uoli SEQ z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-23
TProcIannatlon.

TERRlToRY OF NEVADA. EXECUTIVE
j Department, Carson City, October 10, 1864.
Whereas, I have received q requihtion from Ma
ior.General Irwin Mcdowell, commanding De;
psrtment Of the Pacific, the same having been
made under authority from the war Department,
to raise, az soon as possible enough companies Of
Infantry to complete, with those already In serv
ice from Nevada, full regiment OF Infantry.
Now, therefore. !, james W. Hye, Governor Of
the Territory OF Nevada, and COMMANDMENT
Chief of the Militia thereof do hereby call upon
the citizens Of this Territory to organize them.
selves into seven % companies, SUFFICIENT to fill
the battalion Of Infantry now In service nom this
ton . - y J Z. .F Is
In Witness whereof, have nereunto set
my hand, and caused tne Great Seal
l. s. Of tbs Territory OF NeVSna to be af'
~ fixed. Done at Carson City this 18th
day Of October, 1864
30 Governor and Commander In Chief
Ofthe Territory Of Nevada
Attest ORION CLEMENS, .... j.
Secretary Of the Territory. 3.
Eacn Company Of Infantry Consists OF one ~
Captain. one ~ First Lieutenant, one (s second
Lieutenant, 1--WE % Sergeants. eight Cs) Corpo.
rais, TWO 90 MuElcia1s, one ID Ws8oner' and not
les! than sixty -four 6I) Privates.
NO charge for II foregoing. Orion.l oc29
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-23
Newcas tie COR

TNHE LEsEEES OF THE ABOVE c0aPA
u ny will be prepared 20 deliver eOai q Gold
ILL on and after GovembSr I'D. 1854, DON, theIr
q; e South street. yiFlipi. On
= ord.rI, which may Ssl.A =. % sOsA 9 i.s,..
, Orders for less quantlties cas- pr ION.
Cash on delivery, except where other htflhe~,
ments may b nsdes ~ = litiTt 5SGfi ls5I
nole m D JAS. McEYU,Yt Hnn.,t;,.,I..s,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-23

~ IS fS S25.NO
This watch i ratsd 70 the hour OF observai. and
for one month making only thu small variation Of
~ y s:ecnas ZEE toI'QEtnS 4 fepy q the certin'
1h1l 9 q eeEtity KhagghO acceE6pAA1ingSw watch.
30. la.S9S has oeen H.nnfeetrred 10 my esta6hsh.
msnk And q yaf - pofec4 time keaper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-23

CAUTION TO MIL MEN AND OTHERS.
" John Bowen. one Of the arn Of HeHjck 4
AcCurdy.. known roRndrymen, PAD ~ "A In
9reeneackt, when h aSftsd 70 ~ n ecin. I
a z 81 @su tndehtsd 30 BewsG waf pay HIN n
thil man the clothing whsn s. VI 'kS1y Is 1os6l
dsOn Nsxt y oelA nm NIW51SsA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-23
wlnea and Il 49,,

Wines and Liquors. ~
WE HAVE just RrCHTyfH rRoH SHH
w lBGy, new and choke stotk Of IcScifn, md
American vines. Bilhdies Aqd ot6eg 1spen, NhiGh
' 49,, 20 ~ kO1u HIORliKna
Gold Hill. june U. leet. iae3 = irjaH
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
LA4E news ITEMS.

Two more Catholic priests and q Presby.
terisn clergymen in Missouri have been
indicted for preaching without taking the
constitutional oath. 181-a o. sv o
They had a clam brake the other day
down at Taunton, Good Lord An idea
may be formed of its mammoth size by the
following enumeration of the amount of
the articles cooked 100 bushels CLANS, 25
bushels potatoes, both kinds, a 800 ears
sweet corn, 500 pounds dressing, 500
pounds fish 4
It has been sscertsined by an instrument
called the sirene that musquitos wings
vibrate at the rate of fifteen thousand times
second, the pitch Of the note produced
being more than two octaves above the
note of seven-Octsve piano. The wing
of musquito Is so thin that fifty thous and
placed one upon the other, would not form
heap more than q quarter of an inch in
height.
1t is said that Attorney General Speed
will not in future give consideration to sp-
plicants for pardon from rebels not reside Mt
in this country. 1t is supposed that the
effect Of this will be perpetual expstIistion
in the cases of many of the extinguishad
individuals formerly prominent in JEFF,
Davis Oontederscy. ...'. .... ~. -. 3
The plsy of the q Con federate's Daugh.
ter is having great success in, one of the
London theatres. General Butler appears
in it IS "the tyrsnt of New Orleans"
makes love improperly 10 the Confeder-
ates daughter, but is foiled by faithful
negro, who has a fight with Butler and
bsa,s him with the brosdsword in square
H-hk R,El dc a.,
hang the lover of the said daughter but he
is reprieved Butler is removed from COM
mshd, and the Confederste's daughter tri.
umphs The play is highly exciting.
The extent to which gambling has be-
come passion with fashionable females is
illustrated by what is related in q New
York letter, the writer OF which says that
in Fifth avenue, and fourteenth and Twen-
ty third streets, there are parties of ladies
from which the opposite sex are sternly
excluded, where the fair gsmesters plsy
until daylight for large stakes; ind it not
unfrequently happens that when their
purses are depleted, they put up their
bracelets, necklaces and watches as wagers.
Some OF the feminine gsnesters lose heavily,
and the desperate shifts-no allusion TO
their wsrdrobes-to which they are put to
conceal their losses and replace them, must
be fearfully demoralizing. A yourg wDs
man, the daughter of one Of our ---eSs P'I.
lent citizens, was pointed cut to- me last
Saturday in tho Fzrk, as q notorious
gambler, by one of her own sex, who in
formed me that she had parted with near
ly one hundred thousand dollars since she
went to Saratogs, in July and made her
dotiDg papa believe she had expended it
in dress and charity. The young womsn
in question is very pretty, not more than
twenty; and no one regarding her pale
spirituelle face, her soft blue eyes, and gen.
tie and reserved manner, would imagine
she had fallen a victim TO one OF the most
dangerous of vices. -- H-s.f "a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
Tb.e Press and Ihe European Par11


1t is k own that accompanying the dele
gsticn OF european capitalists 70 this coui-
try, there are some prominent members Of
the EDglIsh snd American Press. With
the former our business more particularly
lies While foreign cspItal and foreign
enterprise find recognition and welcome
we should not be unmindful Of those men
Of mark and mind, who give effect to pu0-
lie pr jects and therefore we bespsak Tor
theTepresentStives ofthe London press, here
and else eHhere sdistributive hare OF thepub-
lie attention and respect Mr.. A. N. Woods,
who represents the Times, viii be reeog
nizsd IS the Orimesn correspondent of tie
London Morning Herald Ihehistotian ofthe
first Atlantic Telegraph expedition on the
Agsmmemnon, and the reporter attached
TO the Prince of Wales suite in his
travels to and through this country. MIR.
McDeTmott proprietor of the London
Rdita0Gy Ne40s, won name and fame on
the MOTziHg Post before undertaking the
important task of representing the great
railway interests of britain; and Mr.. j. B.
Hewitt, the financial editor OF the London
Mo ming Star, has managed, by his clear
and comprehensive treatment of the sub
iects coming within his department. to
make the Star reliable authority in COM
meIcisl Circles The fact, however, that
these gentlemen hsve come to America on
special il nvitstion If the capitalists COM
posing the European party, il q practical
tribute to tbsir talents AID chaFscters.--
Toledo Commercial 2 '-------t----
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
pOUvr10H

10 yirsinis candidates. for Congress,
who feel that they cannot tskethe oath
prescribed before tskirg their seatA are
Withdrawing and dropping out like disabled
horses. Mr.. Barbour; Ia the third dis
tric., declares that he csn take it unhesi-
tStirgly.
Hon. VIM. A. Graham was present At
political meeting in Orange county, N. G,
the other day, and after briefly stating his
reasons, withdrew his name % candidate
for the convention. The only obstacle in
Gov. Graham's path was that his pardon:
had not been received from Washington.
The Ksnnebec Journal has returns from
Ais towns in Maine, which, give Oony,
Republican, 344s, and Howard, Demo
crat, 81 IL Z votes-a msjority for Oony Of
% 332. Last year the same towns cast for
Ooney 81, ,6l5, and for Howard 45, ,332 votes,
being q msjority for Cony of l6 2ss- The
Republican gain on majority istherefofe
6,O49 The House Of Representatives viii
consist of. l34 Union men and II Demo'
Gratis. Last year it stood l20 Union men
al d 81 d DamocrAts. o. re is :
There is DO Republican Union party
among the whites at the South. They ere
divided into rebel and eOpperhsadss or As
Gov. Perry of South Carolina says in his
message, they are all of one party. Their
vote will be castsolid in Congress for every
COpperhead measure, and solid at the next
election for q Oopperhead -President.F The
Republican Union party hofg the South
would number 10000 votes If enfrAn-
ehised. Bat it is wholly disfEsnchise6s
This is not all. Every one of them is
counted q full man in the representation
and CO.. sequentIy every 0dpPerhead vote
at the South represents, not only the Cop
perhead who csats If, but the Republican,
who, if permitted to cast is, would vote
directly in the opposite manner. aafia- ,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
EPISCOPAL TBOU8LBS In new
YORK,
Significant Article from Bishop Pot.
ter's organ.

We have already noticed the manifesto
of Bishop Potter, Protestant Episcopal of
New York fOrbidding the interchange Of
pulpiA between his clergy and those of
other denominations, and also the fact that
on the evening of Sunday, the l7th, Rev.
R s. -Btorrs, Jr., CoDgregatiOnalist,
preached inthe church of Rev. s. Il. Tying,
7Jf. The Christian Intelligsncer-Re-
formed Dutch-givss the following addi-
tional particulars of this sermon, which is
believed 10 be designed for test case
when the matter in dispute comes up be-
fore the Episcopal General Convention at
P6iladelphis, next week:
Rev. 8. H. Tying, Jr, has neat and
commodious ehspel in Fofty-second street,
which was allied to over flowing BY large
and respectable audience, many OF them
being High NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to lis
ten to a sermon from Rev. X. g. Storrs, Jr
D9D. 2of BROOKLYN. This being the first
exchange since the issue of the pastoral
mnch interest was manifested The ven-
ersble rector. of st. Georges Chapel, s. II.
4, ng, D. D., with Dr. John Gotten Smith,
of ,iated, assisted by several other gentle
neni in s,fun cauonicsls," after which DR..
Storrs, (UOngregstiopsl) arose and deliv-
cred 9 very eloquent discourse upon "Fsith
in the Person of Christ" The sudiencs
seemed delighted and sang with great
power the hymn, 'RDok of Ages, cleft for
me- and were dismissed, not one OF them
feeling that reordination was necessary
to constitute the preacher q successor OF
the apostles" May our good friend, the
rector of Holy Trinity, not have occasion
soon to preach from The text, dthey
stoned Stephen" for, judging from the
spirit of the Church Journal We should
think the martyr age VS. not far off. The
men, however, are sbundantly able TO take
care of themselves, "a tha occasion and the
future will show. o..
The CHureA Journal, Bishop Potter's or
gan in noticing the same affair, prints the
following, to which it gives tne prominence
of double leads
The defiance of church law is now COM
plete. On Sunday evening, sitter due sd-
vertisement, "Dr. StOrrs, of the Brooklyn
Pilgrim Church." occupied and preached
from the pulpit of the Rev. s ii. Tying,
and Henry Wsrd Beecher sat- in the cler-
gymsn's pew. After what hss already
taken plsce, this act can no more pass un-
noticed than the attack on Fort Sumter.
Il is An open declaration of war.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

A pork contractor for the federal army
presented himself q short time back at 4
Hculptors stelier in Rome, and stated his
Intention Of sending durable memento of
himself 70 adorn his native place in Amer
lea With sn admirable candor he ex-
planned to the artist that he had begun
life as poor boy, selling matches, and BY
lucky speculation had attained his present
gigantic greatness. Now" he continued,
We seen imminent in this city SIS suits
my view to a nicsty. A kinder column
with httle.4ggeres runnin' up all round it.
and chap at the top" "Trsjan's column"
suggested the artist. "Praps it may be;
and I wish you to sculp me list sich
another, workih' out the whole o. INV
bigrsf, beginnin' at the bottom with boy
sellin' matches, and then keep winding it
up till it ends with an easy aItitood at the
top" sA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
moner.nn.inr In plsEuise.

There are, says the LOsdon Ather ann,
mary scions OF the sristocrscy whose in
come is derived from mercantile pursuits
Many make no secret of it, but others are
ashamed If their position. One OF the
Oldest wholesale snd retail firms in London
Is carried on under names whose owners
were gathered to their fathers century
ago. The real propristors are never seen
mon tns premises, and the highly. salAried
manager Is bound never to rovesl their
names or whereabouts.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
TEFF Davis HAS BEEN CAUGHT,

4
| TEFF Davis HAS BEEN CAUGHT,
The war IL now about P8ayed ont, q
| Great changes have bee D wrought
Our eaIlan, boys sse coming home;
| JED Davis has been o,1ght
- EuEzaf 'nuEza now hah< your banners cut
/ HuzzAl huEzai let ali the people shout.
5he was the rsoel ehietWH caught
Is iaughabe inde-d; H
| BE tiled to run in petfiocats,
| Bus he did not suoceed -'T '--'
Hnzza huzzal hang all Jour banners ont,
'en Davis s has As been cAush'' let eVery one nov
Our boys did think 1T very strange,
woman shoald rstrest
With great bowie knife In hand, -.r
't Huzsal huzEal our b, ~ have got good sense;
'1WiLt gaiter shoes and StOsy bOOts they know
the difference -.
Oh, crtnoline, We think you nse, O..
For you would not conceal
TIE flying rebel President, 1890.
When h did show his heel.
HuzIal huEnai there's nothing half 70 hne
oShoW = foot and ankle of Liz well raised
orinone-
Togr Gays are numbered nov, old Jsa,
You surely cannot Aope,
Or have better end inTieS,
Than the or Of stout r0ps.
HuEEs huzEa yed Davis has no shoe;
In settling up sl his sOcounts, Just keep hi
The boys who caught Jef [ avis,
Well welcome and all,
And treat than to ilne new Guie
At IsAAC5 UflOE HALLl /
HuEsa hu9sai fling the starry baaner out,
Ia Our 60 lent boys are coming home, lst all the /
people shout.
me Largest snd Best Stock OF FashionAble
Clothing In the West, At the Lowest Prices, At
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
Soe Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines 5torr's Automston Prsssman, and
strongs Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined
Oor. Superior and Onion atToets.
took ont for the Giants my25
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
FIeet,oDs in ,be Outhern States.
The time of elections in the Southern

States is IS IolloWs'
Yirginla-Copg gressioDal and lie egiSi@'i'e eis0'iOr
Thurs ay, o tober tn
North Carohna-Dt legste eieetfons eePtehDel
zlst. Couven ion NEE q Octo or "a -.---.
south CaroIips- Convention n sess e,t,. cory.-
Geor la elegaie e e0t'On OS''O'' 49, !
zion meets Octobs 18th. o-..h.. ,f.b. cori
% FIorlda-Dsiegsts election Oe'oOei MN w
yeution me Is OcI, Der OH
Alabama-C. invention in fess'Ven u. ,ei-,,, =, !
Miss ssippi-Elsetion fof oa oa@'o r19 ~
members o. Congress, October "a 10000
L. uisisns- Congressional tnd Hee'''N'''
fion. Eoyen T 7lh-
Ttxas-El ctioa net yet or5o-eo. -.stv.i A.
Acknowledgements and LegieA
ffon Oct Der 9Th.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

It's said that some of the English holt
ers of Confederate bonds have propoeed to
exchange them, dollar for dollar, for .tbe 9
Hungarian Bonds" issued in this country
some yesrs ago. when Kcssuih WEE berei
and people wera eathusiastic,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MILLINERY GOODS

This Department is now fun OF every variety OF
seaSonable goods In its lins. and we would esps
cIalIy invi the attention OF Mercha ants and MILL
ners, and the Pablo gensTally, TO Its Examinations
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

Father McKenns, priest just returned
from Ireland, preached sermon in New
York on Sunday, advising his AocktO avoid
having anything TO do with the Fenisn
movement.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

A-forty barrel well was struck on Mon
day last, on Hemlock Run, on Oil Greek.
This is The second well on this Run, the
first one being thirty barrels. It is owned
BY the Rensselaer, Company, and is on the
Of the Clinton OIL company.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
N AN - LRDm cn.Nnr roR AGENTS.
MISCELENE0TT.-
e50jlO0 MONEY ADVz-N0EDl-

POOsONO in sums to suit-at the old stssis- :, :.
Een-kEowD' W AGHER'S LOAN 0EFICE, on Se6Sso
rites o every kind, viz: Gold and Silver WAtches
Diamonds Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns, Pistols,
Clothing. Dry Goods Pisnoe helodeons, and all per.
sDnal propeTy and artiolcs Of yslue the sat
lsfactory teTEs. Business strictly private. Dstsb
hshed 81. .B--A variety Of unredeersed Watch
e., JeWslE7, Guns, ETC., or sale At bargains.
Ofhce--ooEnero o. Water sDd Superior Btreets, over
ootz2 b. - W. WAGNER.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
The 'rKebeIIiOn ReeOrd'' of Ihe Dem.
z r. Al - OeFaeT.

The ''RebeIIiOn ReeOrd'' of Ghe DEM
-. 49, 0eFaey.
Miss Anna Dickinson is about 10 take
the rostrum sgsinst the enemies of the
Government. It is announced that she
will speak in the Academy of Music, Phil
adeIphis, October 81, on aThe Record of
the Democratic Party during the Rebel
lion" Miss Dickinson,i is fearless truthful
aud possessed 'Ut great energy and origin
ality of thought, Her address will be q
most valuable one, and hope that means
may be taken to preserve it in print. The
traitorous and coHardiy course of the North
ern Demdcracyr as well aathe open and un-
blushing defiance and outrage of the South
ern fraction of that party, deserve, and
will receive, most mereiless exposition.