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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

FAST DAE.-CHURoH sERvIcEs.-There will
be q union service of the Baptist churches
of this city this morning at half-Past ten
O'Clock, in the First Baptist Church. Ser
mon by Rev. ]. M Hough.
Also a union service of all the Episcopal
churches at Trinity Church at the same
hour. After the exercises a collection will
be taken up in behalf of the Soldiers
Home in this city.
There will bs a union service of the
Presbyterian churches of the city at the
Second Presbyterian Church, at the same
hour, where appropriate exercises will be
conducted by the various pastors of the
churches of this denomination.
A BETTING service will be held at half
past ten O'Clock in the First Congregations
Church, West Side. Sermon by the pastor
Rev. j. G. Thone.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility.
DE. sTRICKLANO's IONIO--We can recon-
mend those ,uneripg with Loss Of Appetite, lndi
g%,stion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to u,e DR.. strickland's Tonic. 1t is a
vegetsb Q preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
it strengthens the whole nervous system Il Gre
ates a good appetite, antis warranted to cure Dys-
pc, siA and Nervous Debility t@a i- Pa.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland 6 East Fourth st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. .f Ht .
BENTON & DUNH'M, Agents, Cleveland msR5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

z MUsTER-OUT ITENs.-The State journal
has the following information relative to
the mastering out of troops:
Colonel James Wilcox, Provost Marshal
General and Chief Mastering officer for
Ohio, was yesterday notified by telegram
from the War Department that all the Ohio
Volunteer Artillery in the armies of the
Potomac, Tennessee and Georgia are to be
ordered home Immediately for muster-out
of the service.
"a telegram from the War Department to
Gov. BrOugh, yesterday, stated that The
order for the muster-out of white
troops, except tho Veteran Reserve
Corps, whose terms of service expire prior
10 October Ist, had beeu extended so as TO
include all armies and Departments.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

The Mistress of the white HOuse.-I
is said that Mira Slower, a daughter Of President
Johnsoa, will take charge Of she White HOuse, on
acooun Of the Illness Of Mrs. johnson. 1t is need
less to say that she win do honor to the Presiden-
tiar man.iOn, nor that, in company with many
other sensible Ia lies, Sbs will hereafter PstrOnize
the popular estsb ishment of Jacob Frank, manu-
~factsrer aud dealer IN Hp-P Skirts, Corsets, and
Ladies' Fancy Goods, NO 12s hyperion street, ~
der tie American. Thirty Per cent. is saved BY all
who pqrehass. -A1t myf7 2O4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

TIE PROMOTION OF A WORTHY RAILROAD
MAx-we are pleased to hear that R. E..
Murray, the very gentlemanly conductor
on the Cleveland and Erie Railroad, has
been appointed General Passenger Agent at
Louisville, for the c. q. i c., and Lake
Shore Railroads. A more deserved aP-
pointment could not have been made. MIR.
Murray has been in the employ of the above
two roads, as conductor, for over fourteen
years, and We nave yet to hear of a single
complaint against him from any who have
Travelled under him. He has the best
wishes of his numerous friends for his pros
perity in his new field of action.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
CITY NEWS.I

A few cartons choice Flowers opened this
morning at Mrs. shsw's. my25
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
TOLEDO MAEKET--nay 81.

[By Telegraph
Wheat-cood milling dtmaud Sales white
Michigan At 81 4; I'd Wabash s co.
I'm asked, &c offered.
ORts-Steady at SOS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

n. z. Money Market-May 81,
lRY TELEeRAPa.l
MoBey-steAdy ard active at . Ct.
Sterling ExchRnEe-Flrm st lUsZ9llO for
first class b IL.
Coda shade easier, Openlng sl 1865, de-
elinlng to 1867 and closing at lS7H.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

r AIDES SEA SIDE HATS A large
~ lot received this day By
mysQ LRENEDIW & SONS, {
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

BOARD or EDuoArIoE-REGULAR MEETING.
The Board me4 Tuesday evening, persu-
ant to adjournment, President Pitkin in the
chair, all the members present. osE
EVsnIuTToNs-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
CADfMY OF MUSIC.
NADINE HEEsIKTTE BEHRENs,

The young and popnlsr American PrimA Donna.
Musical Director and OonduetOr.- :. 8. BEHRENs
Both these ~artistes have met with unprecedented
success in New York Boston, PhilAdelphis and
other ciies, where they have given over one hun
dred concerts duringth'ir short stay in the United
States.
PRIoEs or ADMTssIOE.-Dress gircie, 70 oeDtsi
Reserved Seats 10 DR. % Circle and 4PArquette, 81;
Family CT Gle, so cents; Gallery, rs cents; Private
Boxes, s., 50 and SI2i Single Seas TO Private
Boxes, 81 so.
Doors open at N ommsnc sts o'clock. ys1:2I7
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
ITCH.
IRON. WnEATON'S

ITUWs WHEAIUNp IAUIAs
| SCRATCH, OINTMENT. SCRATCH
viii cure the Itch in AZ h~Ours-Giso cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all EruPtions Of
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 60 cents to
Weeks end Potter, 10 W Washington ST., Boston, viii
be forwarded free by mail. For sale by all Drug
gists. sTRoSs s ARHsTRoNs, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhl4:F dAW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

UOO,OOO in sums 70 suit-st the old stand and
well-knoWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFElOE, On Secu-
rites ofevery kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jeweiry. Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelndeOns, and AL per-
Bonal property and articles Of value, on the most sat
i~gfactory terms. Business strictly private. Estab-
Ushed 1851. MIA variety Of uuredesmed Watch
e., JawelT, Guns, etc, or sale at bargains.
Oeice-cOrner Of ater and Superior strees, over
60 j. 9. W. WAGNER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
SenaIhIo mann.

The Mt. Vernon Banner thus ssnsibly cou.
eludes an article on the result Of the late elee
ton: '''
" But although defeated, 80 far as the elee-,
ton Of our candidates is concerned, yet have
we achieved great triumph, for the doetrine
Of negro equality has fallen dead ,born in
Ohio; for after the eyote received BY Morgan,
the Republican leaders will not dare 10 revive
that question. iT
To this We may add, that hint has also
been given 70 the bondholders, which, II they
are wise, will be = sufficient" 10 inform them
Of the way the wind is blowing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
THE NEW YORK ELECTION.

The aim of the Republican party seems
to be to limit and abridge the right OF suf-
frage in the wkite race, and to enlarge it to
the negroes. For New York city the last
Republican Legislature passed so.caled
Registry Act, especially designed by its
vexstious provisions and slow progress to
prevent one-half the people from voting.
The probability is that under it some 40
600 legal voters will be disirancised. The
Republican leaders hope that by it the
Democratic msjority in New York City
will be cut down one.half, and that they
will thus carry the State. Their only
hope is in the forcible disfranchisement OF
the masses.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

The Boston Commonwealth the organ Of
Sepalor sumner aud Of extreme Radicalibm
10 grneral. contains the following. 3a
There should be some cbvalry somswhers,
enoagh TO fight the President and bis Cabinet,
ono aud al, TO death, and pluck the spoil ont
Of their teeth. Shame on them, one and al;
on johnson, who has besely betrayed thoss
who placed him in power, aud the negroes 10
whom be- offered hmseh as RMoseS on Sew
ard, on Stanton, on the whole set who have
not the honor to resist him, md milling sue
cess, TO abandon and help 10 impeach him:
and-~AlRa alasl l--shama on the whole North,
Who not only permit fuf oan5 nomenks wrong
TO go on, butactually hesitate 10 drrdioh their
iafdm9us agents at Washington"
ibis is the most horrible treason. Secre-
tary stanton should Immediately incarcerate
the vile Republican Copperhead in military
pfisop, and order Ger, Hunter or Gen Lew.
WallAeeio convict him of treason ---Stdtes-
man.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
YANKEE ENTERPRISE.


Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts,
and several other politicians Of the same
breed. have got up new enterprise sim
liar to that famous concern known as the
"Ksnsas Emigrant Aid Society,"" in
1906. The only difference Is that the
present scheme covers a very much larger
extent of territory, including the whole
South. The concern is called the "Amer-
ican Land Company and Agency" with
its shead quarters in New York city. John
A. Andrew is tho President and one
Frank f. Howe, Vice President and Cen
eral Agent at the North. This is nm
doubtealy intended ~ the nucleus Of a
stupendous theiving and marauding ex-
Pedition, and an attempt to get control Of
the political affairs of the South through
schemes of emigration to that section.--
Andrew is violent, red-handed abolition
fanatic, and Howe is the same fellow who
was philanthropically mixed up in the af-
fairs OF old John Brown, at Harper's Fer
ry. They say in their advertisement
"The Company proposes to interest the en-
terprise and money OF the country in the op-
portuniiies and means for their useful and
profitable employment, afforded by the broad
lauds OF the South nov open for the first tune
to Tree labor, but whose owners and occupIers
are suffering from the waste of war.
What business have they with the
"broad lands of the South" unless they
buy them of the lawful owners We
may possibly be mistaken in the objects
of this company. But we have seen so
much Of this Massachusetts business that
we look with a good deal OF suspicion
upon everything originating in that quar-
ter. This project squints towards forced
political power and ill-gotten private
wealth and gain at the South, at the ex-
rehse Of the Southern people, aud the in
reference with their rights, In other
words, it is new edition of the Kansas
plot of 1855, which Aas the real, imme-
diste cause of the war. In this view, if
our people are wise they will keep clear OF
entangling alliances with any such project.
Let Gov. Andrew and his Land Company
alone. Let those who wish to become
peaceful and law abiding citizens OF the
South embrace the oppoTtunity in their
individual capacities, in a quiet, unosten-
tatious way. with the idea of being good
citizens and aiding in the restoration af all
the civil and political rights and privileges
of that section under the old Constitution.
But keep clear of these men and these or
ganizations Of political salamauders. whose
life blood is fAnaticism, and whose PROV
iAce is to foment trouble and keep up the
fires of discord in our county.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
NOTICE
sHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue OF and in ODE ienes to on order OF the
ID Superior Court, of Montgomery County, Ohio, /
will sell at public eale on saturday the Twenty fth
day OF November, 1895, at the Court House At z
o'clockP M, the following described premises STU
ated in said County, beng the South Vest quarter
Of section No, thirty four l3i). township hVs (bl,
Range i've .(5) East, bsginnDg at the South East
corner OF lot now owned by the heirs OF John 70.
Bechtol, deceased, running thence North twenty
rods 10 stonsi thence East twany-f rods
to corner stone; thence South, twenty rods to
Of beginning, containing three acres moTs or leae Q
aid premises have been appraised Al twelve hum
dTed dollars, and cannot sell for less than tSo-thrds
I he appraismeni, U..a,U trNd hsrrUi o
Tefms;-One third cash, one third 10 one year, and
third in two years. tack payments to bear inter
est and 10 be secured by norgage on said premises.
.-... .IIIy q @. n, DAVIDSON, sherid.
E. THOMPSON, Atty, oct25.4tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OFRRAL
L--..-L ..a D ESTATE. ..N --L tnu..-a |

DY virtue OF and in obedience to an order OF the
ID Probate Court, og N htgomsry County. Ohio
viii sell at public sale on Saturday the Twenty.
eighth day OF October, 1906 at the Court ouss AZ
O'Clock PM the following real estate belong 10 the
estate OF Henry HagedoTn (aso called smith) de.
ceased 10 wit Situate in the city OF Dayton, IN the
county OF Montgomery, in the state OF Ohio, on
fdltOn street near ths Dayton aud Michigan FreiQh
Depot, Lot numbered eighteen hundred and nineteen
lsle) according 70 the revised plat Of said city OF
Dayton. 200 NH 4 9fi oI IN
On said premises Is erected a large brick house
with ten rooms, which was appraised at thirty sfx
hundred doll rs (SS 00000) and not sell for less
than 81 400 90 tree Of dover Terms ofsale one
cash, one third one, and one third ia two years
from day Of sale, th interest nom date ofele and
secured by Mortgage on the premises. 'fFh9
August Path s05. l.l. llL- .ugIl aus1
-. WENDELIN sOHELHAMRR.
Adruinistrator OF Henry Hegedorp, deo'A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

The lTURBiDr FAMILY.--A letter from the
City OF Mexico TO the New York World says:
The most appropriate decree of the day
was that which relates to the family of Au.-
gustin lturbide, the unfortunate first Emper--
or OF Mexico. His two grandsons, Augustin
and Salvador, as yet mere children have been
made "Princes of Itnrbide:" and Joseis, the
surviving daughter of the FIRST Emperor, is
made princess These titles are not here
ditary The Princes apd Princess will take
rank next to the Imperial family. As The
Emperor has no child, this act IL regarded as
sgnihcatve Of his intention 10 establish here
a Mexican dynasty through the family Of the
hrst Emperor ltnrbide. And, as one Of these
infant princes is the son of an American lady
from Georgetown, d c., (Miss Green, mar
ried To- Don Angel lturbde,) we may yet see
an Emperor on the Mexican throne who is
half Yankee. ''..p ~ II.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
Current News Items.


According TO toe New York Herald's To-
ronto correspondent, the Rsniap movetnen,
is creating great excitement 10 Canada. 1t
ls believed abe design is TO seize thai coun-
Try by it, and not Ireland, into which it is ex-
pected England viii throw her troops -
The Canadian GovetnmeDt is making oon-
siderable military changes, and looking alter
the troops where there is au Irish element in
them.
"a eorrespondence has ehsued between
Earl Russel. the British Minister Tor Foreign
Affairs, and Mr. Adams, the American Mn
ist.r in England, regarding the depredatbns
of the rebel priva,eers fitted out in the British
ports. Easl Russell repudiates all liat6ty,
aud refuses all arbitration. orr
The Emperor Maxmitan has issued
proclamation unnon ncing the departure Of
Jurt9 his Republican opponent pm
Henry Ward Beecher preached sermon
last SUNDAY, in which he endorsed most
strongly the reconstruction policy of The
President. .... ....,.
General Grant is sad 70 have written to
Kirby Smith, rendering him parole in Cuba,
upon the SAME terms as the other rebel di6 ?
GERS Of his ran.
An the vo = snteer Generals. except ,hb,e
disabled in the serviee, are soon to be IN be
tered out. .tt.
There WAS collision yeSerday upon the
New York sud New Haven Railroad by
which several persons we're killed.
The new gold certificates were. issued by
the Treasury Department yesterday.
One hundred and eiehty.ooe pafdqns
were GRANTED yesterday, mostly 10 South
CaroliBiaus
There is to be an increase Of capital TO the
Atlantic Telegraph Company OF $500, ,OO0 in
z leo 0t0 shares Of Is each. q 3 u 90 81
Governor Morton, of Indiana, is very sick.
He has bad reispser aud is threatened With
paraly.i
A wooIpn factory was burned at Hamilton
last night Los 500 900 insurance on it
S2O0Ou.s .-. .t't" 't'HT'li"'i
Ills sad that the Military Copmi sop in
the Wiz trial will make up their findings BY
to-norros (Wednesda, y
John Mitchell has not been released from
Fortress Monroe. He is still prisoner.
Gsn-ra Grant is in favor OF having The
regular er,u, 70 900 men
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

Mr.. Bowles, in letter from Souoma Val
ley, California, to the Springfield Repu olican,
says; 1s--. ..' af
Here are some OF the largest vineyards Of
Northern California, and we visited that of
the BuenA Vista VihicultuIal Society, under
the management Of Colonel Hara2thy, a
Hungarian. This estate embraces about
1000 acres OF land, princely looking house,
large vine mRnuiactors and cellars, and
about a milan vines, foreign and native =
The whole value OF its property is half a
million dollars, including one hundred
thOuaand dollars worth Of wines and BRAN
dies ready and in preparation for MARKET
We tasted the liquors, we shared the gsner-
ous hospitality OF the estate and its super
intendent, but we failed TO obtain, here or
elsewhere, any satisfactory information as to
the success of wine making, yet, in Caliior-
MIA, The business is still very much ia its
infancy, indeed, and this one enterprise does
not seem well managed. Nor do we find
the wines very inviting they partake Of the
general character Of the Rhine wines and
the Ohio Catawba, but are rougher, harsh
and heavy, needing appA rently both some i'm.
provement IN culture and manufacture, and
llme Tor soltenlng. .-arrHHHaH"H..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
NOTICE,
Tothe Probate Court Of Montgomery Co., Ohio
Dennis Dwyer, Admir- Of WIN. Foley, dec d,

othe Probate Court Of Montgomery Co., Ohio
slss Dennis .DwyeT, Admir- Of WIN. Foley, decd.
Ca'hRnne Foley, widow, Daniel Foley OF the State OF
Iowa, Ellen Foley interInarred with - Sullivan OF
the State of Massachusetts, Mary Foley ntermRr-
rled with john Barrett OF Cambridge city, state O
Indians. John Foley ofthe State OF Indiana and Cor
neius Foley OF the. county Of Montgomery, Ohio,
and the unknown heirs OF said William Foley, dee
are hereby iniornCd that tho l6th day OF septem
Der, 1885, said administrator eo his petition In the
ject aud prayer OF which petition is 70 obtain an order
&c on the 9Th dny of November 1865 for the assign.
ment OF dover OF Catherine Foley, the idow Of said
ing real estate ofwhen the said deceased died seized
10 wit: nor iItrra.b .fIr.s ,I.'.s.I I.ilt.. ei
The south half OF fha west hall OF the south east
quarter Of section No 4, township 8, rInge east,
containing forty acres more less, 10 pay the debts
DENNIS DwYRR, Admir-,
oot1satw ofWm. Foley, dec d.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
Es-The Cincinnati Enquirer Stat

4S-The Cincinnati Enquirer States
that the substance Of conversation with
the President, by Major George l.. Stearns,
OF Massachusetts, is given to the public, il
is said, with the sanction Of the former.
1t is claimed that he is in favor of allow
ing those negroes who served in the army
to vote, and also those who can read and
write; but does not think it right or polite
to force these conditions upon the people
of the South He believes, however, that
the South will ere long, concede these priv
ileges to the negroes. He is also in favor
of basing the representation upon the
number of qualified voters, instead Of
population, as at present. This is ne
gro suffrage doge. 1t remains to be seen
whether this is IA trne statement. III is,
the President is not as sound as we had
behaved. We look, however, to the
Presidents published speeches for his
views on political topics rather than to
partisan reports of private conversation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
ZINC CIncinnaII Comm.rclal.

The Cincinnati Commercial appeared
yesterday in an entirely new dress and in
an enlarged quarto form, after the style of
the lending New York dailies. The
Commercial is great and permanent
institution among the newspapers of
the west--indeed OF the whole country
While we cannot endorse its political
course, we must admire the energy and
sterling enterprise Of its propretors, whish
have brought it to the high position it now
occupies in a business point of view. In
all that pertains to printing and publish
ing it is model establishment. afE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

The Toledo (o.) Blade says vote
was taken in the jail of that city, on cleo
tion day, and that IA votes were cast, 2
Democratic and II Republican. The
Democratic Record, Of that place, says
the vote is very fair index to the general
character Of the two parties. One DIS
regards all laws, organic and statute,
while the other is strictly law abiding. I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

Tar New York Times, ptsising Secretary
Stanton for bis modesty, says '
Undoubtedly there is some natural lack
in the Secretary of the elements which easily
hindle popular enthusiasm" a r'ml
This reminds Us Of story told by one Of
our good Democratic friends Of his pnrchase
Of u load Of hay. He bad engaged of a
neighbor, who possessed a high reputation for
honesty, a load Of hay at the highest price,
and 10 be Of the best quality When il was
brought tothe purchaser he thrust his hand
into the hay and upon examination found it
palpaby rank in smell. Upon presenting
wisp oft to the seller, with tbe remark that
1t was musty, the latter, after deliberately
smelling it, replied, "Ob no, II is not nusty
but must confess that there is little lack
Of Slceetnsss ~ Providence Post. l.i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
T win pfier a. Public Sale, on

... .f. Satrrday ostotsr q. 1885, '+'.' a
ry lam containing about ss acres Of choice land ia
sgood state OF cultivation. The HDprnyan snts are
tWo Brick Houses5 one large two story, with ten
rooms, good store room altached, well shelYad,
with good counters, desirable location flr countfy
store, good well OF ~eter 81 the door, good smoke
house, wood house and Other out buildings. The
tank larn, corn crib, wagon shed, Acs Also tso
good orchards with choice variety ot fruit trees.
Sald property Is that formerly o oEned By Abram
Hntfsr, decd and knoEa IS the Huhervilla pro.
perty. Sale 10 commence at o'clock p. NJ when
terms will Oe made known p 9I '''''.
u f.s10 DANIEL 8. HuFFER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-24

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