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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
AsHTABULA COUNTY.

H. H. Hewitt, ~son-in-law of Isaac judi
son, of Conneaut, was killed by an acct
dental shot, while at a shooting match in
Michigan.
c. S. Harris, formerly of C%onneaut,
while stopping at a hotel in Waukegan,
was robbed of 81, 3OO-S95O cash, balance
of property in dresses and wearing ap-
parel. The thief entered the room while
Mr.. H. and his wife were asleep. II.
awoke in time to give the rObber a shot,
but without effect, receiving a wound
himself from a shot fired by the robber.
In Jefferson, according to the Sentinel,
pork is offered at SIS per hundred.
On Friday last, Mr.. VIM. Tell, the pro-
prietor of the sawmill at Steamburg in
AshLaDula county, while oiling the main
shaft of the mill, was caught in the fly
wheel and terribly mangled-one arm
being shattered, his face and head very
seriously injured and the jaw broken. AT
first his life was despaired of, though now
it is thought he may live. This has been
an unlucky mill. Within the last four
years one man was killed by on explosion
and another by a piece of timber striking
him, and the mill itself once burned down.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09

The New York Sun in speaking of a
recent promotion in the army, says;
. Provost Marshal General Fry, the mys-
terious calculator of the late CONSUMPTION
Bureau, has been breveted Brigadier Cen
eral of the regular army. The promotion
of Fry is being pretty severely criticised
by some journals, it being commended that
he never did any service except the mud
ding Of the draft statistics, so that no
body, not even himself, knew anything
about the matter. zWe should not be sur
prised, however, if the government had a
purpose in this promotion which does not
now appear to the public. 1t may be that
Secretary Seward, struck by Fry's remark
able mathematical faculty, has secured the
promotion with the design of sending him
over to England to turn John Bulls head
with the mysterious figuring in the case of
u pirate claims. With the title of Gen
eral- Colonel would not be sufficiently
dignifed-he might be turned loose upon
the British government with the pirate ac-
counts, and in a short time he would so
muddle the whole question with his strange
cyphering that John Bull would be glad to
ALLOW the claim. for the sake of getting
rid of him. This is the only explanation
we can imagine for his promotion.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
InRAIN NJ

A horse was stolen from the barn of Z.
Abbie, neal Elyria, Thursday night Of last
week.
Hon. James Monroe, Consul to Rio, and
Miss Julia Finney, daughter of the ven
cradle President of Oberlin College, were
united in marriage on the 3Oth ult. The
ceremony was performed by the brides
father. Mr.. Monroe designs to leave for
Rio Immediately after the Inauguration of
Governor Cox, whose excellent wife is an
elder sister of Mrs. Monroe. He will take
his family with him.
Rev. VIM. l. Nesbitt, an old resident of
Grafton, died on the I'd inst.
Lieut.. Chas. Parsons, of ElyrIa, of the
regular army, has been brevetted Major
and Lieut.. Col, for gallantry during the
war.
A party of twelve ladies, from 0berlin
and Unionville, started for Georgia, last
week, to teach among the freedmen.
Two mulattos, brothers, living in st.
Clair township, were attacked on. Saturday
night by three white rowdies. One of the
rowdies was killed and another one
wounded.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
LAKE COUNTY.

Captain Scribner Huntoon, an old resi-
dent of gainesville, died on Thursday OF
last week. He died on the farm where he
has lived for forty-eight years. His first
vote for President was for Thomas Jeffer-
son. He was in the war of 1872.
On Tuesday evening last, about dark, a
man named Nash, in attempting to drive
his team across the railroad track, at
Madison, was run into by the express train
and killed. Another man named Holmes
was severely injured.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09

We have had much to do with die
tionaries, first and last have turned over
a thousand pounds Of them, perhaps; have
watched new editions rising in stately
fashion, and found the best were set on
WebsteI's sure foundations. What we
have written of Webster's work, while it
has been in all truthfulness, has also been
in all love. We have a warm filial feel
ing for it and for him: grateful to Webster
for earliest lessons and for latest teach
ings; grateful to God, that, while He gave
US English for our mother-tongue, he gave
us "a man so worthy to record and expound
it; men so worthy to continue the work
he so nobly begun. And we put that
mother-tongue to a sacred use when We
utter the truthful words that these three
books are the sam total Of great libraries
the Bible, Shakespeare, and Holsters
Royal Chicago EUening Journal.
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WANTED--HELP

TANTEO.-An American or German girl, to
w assist in the care Of an infant and to do the
chamber work in a small family. Inquire at $40
Prospect-st. decl-269
CARPENTER WANTED.-An active man
can find good employment at high wages, by APP
plying at 146 Seneca street. dee2:2is
UTANTED.-A German girl willing 10 do general
w homework in a small family, can hear Of a
good situation by applying at rs Prospect-st. d226S
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED.-Apply at
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TANTRD-SALESMEN-B0th male and fe-
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Machine. Price SIS 90. Send for circular. Our
agents clear from sH to 500 per week LARK a
BARKER ll superior-st. noy2S:2O.
HTANTED-SALESMEN-For "HOlland's Life
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4. BOLTON q BROs 90 Superior st., Cleveland, o.
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COUNTY.

The Germans are circulating a subscrip-
ton paper for the purpose of erecting a
meeting house in Ashland village.
The Ashland Times has the following
choice and courteous notice of the call for
help for the freedmen:
We have received a Circular from the
Cleveland Niggers' Aid Commission, with
arequest to make Z" an appeal in behalf of
the "Freedmen."
Here is an excellent opportunity for the
Abolition philanthropist to show his love
for the once "down-trodden slave" but
now starring aEraadman1, All the furth-
er " appeal" we have to make is simply
this-the Abolitionists forced the negroes
into their present destitute condition, now
let them take care of their perishing vic
tins.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
Clothing for the freedmen.

All accounts agree that the freedmen
will suffer greatly for the want of food
and clothing the coming winter. Officers
of the Freedmen's Bureau say that in
some States they will perish by tens Of
thousands. Though made free, they are
in an enemy's country. Many Of them
have been driven from land the govern
ment once assured them should be their
own. In nearly every house at the North
there are two or three old garments laid
aside, which, just as theyare, OIL with a little
patching and mending, would materially
add to the comfort of men, women or
children among the freed slaves, and per-
haps save life if sent soon. In nearly
every church and neighborhood, a box or
barrel of such clothing might be made up
within the next ten days. Let this be
done Immediately and forward to the
cleveland Freedmen's Aid Commission"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
MAHoNING COUNTY.

Col. Nash, of the 10th o. V. L, has ar
rived at Youngstown, his home.
The foundation of the Presbyterian
Church in Youngstown is laid in hand
some cut sandstone, and is nearly com
pleted.
The friedrich factory, near the Falcon
Furnace is o in operation. Steam does
a large share Of the work.
On Wednesday, Thomas long, a colored
man, while tending mason on a new brick
block in Youngstown, fell from the third
story to the joists on the second story,
which arrested his further fall, breaking
his cheek bone, and bruising his side and
ankle.
The Sharon rolling mill, at Sharon, is
again in running order, and is turning out
1900 kegs of nails, $50 tons of bar, hoop
and sheet iron, per week. The company
have two furnaces in operation, and en-
ploy 45O hands in the mill alone.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09

General Lee writes in reference to the
recent senseless rumor that he had re-
quested permission of the government to
retain certain pieces of artillery at Lex
ington for the use of his students: "Ihave
nothing to do with the Military Institute
here; did not know there were any guns
here; have no use for any guns, and never
made an application for them"
This is explicit enough; and it is really
too bad that a man who has behaved with
the dignity and discretion which have
marked the course of General Lee ever
since his surrender, and who has exerted
all his immense influence with the people
of the South to u order, patience and
a general acceptance of the Union and its
authority, should be misrepresented and
put into false light by reckless news
mongers or wilful m~isleaders Of the public
mind-Ne10 York World.
General Lee, it is true, has maintained
a sort of reserve-not dignifed, as the
World has it, but rather a discretion
which is the better part of valor'-since
the close of the war; but it is not true in
any sense thath he has exerted or attempted
to exert al influence with the people of
the South to effect their reconciliation te
the Union. So far from it, the influence
his few expressions would exert, would be
unfavorable to a general acceptance of
the Union and its authority" He has not
acknowledged that he was wrong. On
the contrary, he has explicitly stated, in a
manner to give the utterance the
greatest publicity, that he would
pursue the same course under similar
circumstances 1t is useless to attempt
to make him figure as a noble, chivalric
or even digniied parsonage. There is no
nobility in treason, no chivalry in tortur-
ing prisoners. Spacious illusions, such as
the above quoted, will not emove the
odium that attaches to the name of Robert
E. Lee.
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A GENTsr WANTEEp FOR 4 HORRASEE

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CoLuMB1ANA COUNTY

Michael Fisher sold his tract of eighty
acres just above the Little Beaver, on
Island Run, On Saturday last, to a COM
pany in Darlington, for fifty thousand dol
lars and the Messrs. Thompson, of Cal
cutta, have also sold ten acres opposite the
Cochran tract, for five thousand dollars.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09

The Chattanooga Gazette says that Major
General Frank Gardner, who was i n COM
mand at Port Hudson during the war, has
become local reporter of the New Orleans
Crescent.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09

The close of the revolution in Peru is
officially announced to the Navy Depart
ment by the commander of the American
naval squadron at Callao.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09

The last number of the Army and Nary
Gazette states that an order has been issued
directing the immediate muster out of the
18th Ohio Infantry, nov on duty at Alex
andria, Va.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09

The Louisville Journal states that Hum
phrey Marshall "would not have gone into
the rebellion had he not been warned that
he would be arrested if he remained with
in the Federal lines, and he now desires
to come back"
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GASTsOFF CLOTHING WANTED.-I Just
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MUSICAL.
OBERLIS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

OF STUDY.
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Alias Summons.

Sheriff Of Storey county, Nevada.
By JSo. NJ. MALL, Under Sheriff:
VIryinIa, Nay Is, 1855. myl5 I'd
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A piece or parcel Of land "a mining claim In the
Gold Hill Mining District, being 20 feet nom north
70 south, bounded on the north by the claim Of the
Confidence Mining Company, and known as the
Formerly the Burke Hamilton ground), due taxes
and rnts L 80
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Gold Hill Silver Mining CompanleH Nos
and San assessment Of ten cents per share on
each share Of stock In the above named companies,
in coin to the Secretary, at bis Office IN Gold Hill
Gold Hill Nav n 1873. myll M
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Kentucky Gold and Silver Minlng Com:
pany.-Notiee 2 hereby given that ct 4 meeting o.
The BoaEd o. frusteei Of tho above company. an
assessment OF my (s0) cents per share was levied
on the capital stock Of said company, payable 70 the
Secretary Immediately. By order o. the trustees
Gold Mn Nav I 1875 my2 m