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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-12

An florepce, iF3n Is princes and POI
teniaiss down 10 the loarst con,a,lini.
poured lsla tie sireels. rbe order avd
piet preserved was wonderful. Grca
- was t5r crosd, there was ~ josiling,
no pu'l;ing, % rudeness no loud ialkiag
the hum oi low voices aal il,e s3ani d
music alone broke tic ailluesss Ihe Il.
qsai baad aud eipir were 10 Ie heard ia
fiie PiAz1a Santa CFoce.
Upon The secod day, tbs celebralios
vas continued Ia tie Academy Of Fine
Aus. Several original poems On Dante
were delivered. ad Rlslori read. With
geeai eaiaei, Yrlo. IIago's letter 70 .be
Mayor 81 Floleace. A Dante concern
was given 10 Tie esegsg at Lie Pasliano
lAeaise.
On The third snd lasi day The festigi-
y began With distribution Of prizes 20
womea u good conduct on Tie Piazza
SAAa Crpce.
During tie day there was feSla for
tAe popalace, and mock tournament on the
Cassine, and boa, race % the AFHo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-12

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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

OUT SLAVES AND HEADING.
~ The Undersigned keeTs constansiy on hand &
large snd y ell fsade stoca Of seasoned cuFstaNe- ana
HsAitnz, It the I0we1t market price, Asctoiy
mar Osyeland a Toledo ReilrOsd depot.
All orders promptly husd ami satsfAotion var
Eanted- JDNA AD0AHAON-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
PrnfceHnu

The following condensed philosophical
reasoning is from Romans CyeLopsdiG Of
Commerce, an elaborate and standard au-
thoIity. 1t spplies, however, TO the fullest
extent of prohibition, rather than the mere
increase of Tariff and jadicious protection
which the friends of home industry sre de-
msnding. As it covers the strongest pos
sibls case, Of course it includes the more
limited one nov in hand:
GA nation, possessing al necessary ply.
sicsl resources, but impsrfectly developed,
like Euglsnd-s century sgo, iksthe United
States now, may do one Of two things. It
msy resolve to produce for itself, or resolve
to let Others produce for it. If it resolve
TO use its own products, il must resolve not
to use the products OF other nations. Now,
what Is 8 protective tsrif, which prevents
the sale OF foreign produces, but this reso-
luton expressed by legislation? Two
thiags a g necessary lst. Not TO use the
products Of others. ID To produce for
ones self. The first is protective. NOwit
is true, that without industry 81 home,
protection from abroad will avail nothing,
for there is nothing 10 protect And with
out resources, neither protection or indus
try will svsil anything. we admit the
necessity, first, Vi natural resources sec
ond, of industryi we clsim, third, the ne
cessity Of protection.
"P-otection then is the resolution Of u
nstion not 70 use foreign products this is
the negative eide OF the policy OF home in
dustry. a resolution to produce for it.
self is the affirmative side, ard is neces-
sary to complete it. Such u resolution in
q nation is ike self control in al individ-
ual, and pro!sction is no more unnRtura
in the L than self-control in the other
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

freedmen of the South will read in one
hall the time with the franchise, that they
viii if ii is presented to them no hope
of ever possessing it. The discussion upon
negro rights in the Northern journals is
already producing this influence in many
localities of the South. The mere fact
that his interests are being canvsssed-
that his destiny in some measure depends
upon these discussions-is stimulating bis
mind to activity and inquiry. An intelli-
gent observer just from Louisiana, for
merly an officer of the Union army, in
forms US that the negro children in the
schools there are making rapid progress
a progress that already reacts upon the
adult population psrceptibly.
We have been unable hitherto to find
anything with which to weigh down the
disloyal vote of the South, beside the col
ored vote. Upon one thing we may rely
all the whites of the South can do to thwsrt
us ia our work of restoring the Nation
they 4CiH do shall VI throw into the oppo-
site scsle-pan the loysl eolored vote2 il
not Liberty, as Mscsulsy says, the bes'
pIeseIvative for Liberty2
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

According to a recent census taken n
Buffalo, the population Of that beautiful
city is 90, 6s5, an increase in five years of
1856. This includes the population Of
Blsck Rock, which was annexed to Buffalo
several Year, ago, Ind also includes hun
dreds of returned soldiers. The census of
Cleveland was taken before the disband,
ment of our armies commenced, conse-
quently It did not include mustered out
soldiers.
We give below a-compsrative statement
of the population Of Cleveland, Buffalo
Detroit and MilRaukie for the last thirty.
i've years, with their respective per cent
| inerease: ~ .
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE FALL TERM OF THIS Pop
i ULAR Institution viii oueu On MONDAY,
September 4sh, Lees. les s6mir be loo I'll q, ok
niles from Cincinnati its extensive g-ouncs, ito
elegant buildings and its superior BOsr1 Of IN
strucrion IN every department, gtse it the first
alsce smong Femals C0lli ges.
Catalogues furnished, inquiries answered, and
ooms secured, BY addressing
oHIg FEMALE COLLEGE,
Aug5I235 ICIsge e., VRlo.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

CLEVELAND

~GLENELA3O OhAhPAA
ls4O---.45 percent. 18ao.-----.30s per cent.
1850. Isl per cent lS5O----.---l3n Fer cent.
Is6L..-..--l5 per cent. S5n---.-...lH per cent.
If Cleveland and Buffalo should continue
TO ineresse in the same ratio for the next
IL years that they have for the last 3 years,
cleveland will have q population Of l2s,-
453, while that of Buffalo viii be 1871 l5.
Our readers viii ses after perusing the
above tables that the Forest City IS destin-
ed, within fifteen years at the fsrthest to
be the largest city On the five great lakes,
with the exception of Chicago. And who
knows but that, in the course Of time,
owing to her superior ~mHnufacturin facili-
ties, Cleveland may outstrip Chicsgo2
. Including eco soldiers who ware absent IA the
felds ut the time this census was taken.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

As Father Taylor was giving q temper
snce address IN Rocky Hill meeting house,
q certain drunksrd was 30 much offended
with his severe but truthful remarks, that
he rose up and began to HES the speaker.
Instantly Father Taylor turned the stten-
tion Of the large audience to the insolent
rowdy, and then forcibly said, as he point
ed to MS victim, there's a red nose got
into cold water, don't you hear it hiss p
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

The Incarnation Ofthe London Times.
p i. j. Jennings, the new American cor
respondent of the London Tines, is a fine
specimen Of an Englishmsn. He wears
the httlest inverted ws~sh-bowlon his head
and the biggest Oxford ties on his feet,
sports a bob tail shooting jacket with i'm
mense lappels, and continually studies
American institutions through an eye
glsss. He talks very fXtteringly of our
people and affairs, and drinks champagne
very freely with the petroleum and s6od-
dy nabobs who are toadying him at the
watering places, and who will no doubt be
very much delighted to fad themselves
done up a u George Augustns Ssla, in fu-
tuIe numbers of the Times.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
DETROIT.

From the shove It viii be seen thst
Cleveland shows q larger per cent in
crosse for esch census taken since 1880
thar either Buffalo or Detroit does, snd
since 1850 a larger per cent. increase than
Milwaukee. Is no census has been tsken
in Detroit this yesr, we cannot give its
present population. But when we com
pare the respective increase Of Detroit and
Cleveland from 1880 to 1860, there can be
no doubt that our city has nOw q larger
population thsn Detroit. The increase
of Detroit and Cleveland for each decade
since 1880 were IS follows:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

"Msmma," said a lad of six, "f g man is
sinister, is q woman q Ms!eryY' We
rather guess sRs Is, sonny.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
EDUCATIONAL.
WILLOUGHBY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Eleventh. Year begins August Il, 1865. On Lsko
Shore Railroad. Eor Lsdi 5 and Gentl8men z54
Students lsst year. Buddhist stately and E0s
ciOus. Locality sAlubiious. People moral, inteli-
geat and temperate.
FACULT Y:
Rev. J. 3. R0BSsoa, A. n, Principal snd Pro-
fesalr Of Ancient Languages and Mental Aad Moral
Sciences.
O. 5. WOOD, A. B., Professor OF Natural Eeie5eas
and Matht mates.
Eassr GRIzHs, A. M, instructor OF lnstrumen.
tai Music.
Miss Z. 5. Poe, N E s., Pieosptres, and Teach.
or OF Moien languages.
Hiss MARE HAsrISss, Teacher Of Drawing and
Pain ing.
Drill
Send for Catalogus.
aug7234 q. " CLEMENT. Preaft TINS eos
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

Gen. sheridan EavOrs Negro Suffrage.
A New Orleans letter to the Mobile
Ne,os says;
am correctly informed that Sheridan,
although st the commencement of the war
an enemy Of Abolition and Abolitionists,
aud most likely q negro hAter by instinct
distinctly announces himself in favor Of
negro suffrage. 1 have it. too, from a
source equally deserving of credence, that
the late equivocal u~ttersnces of the Picay-
slne have drawn from him a mild warning
which it is quite evident the Picayu,IS has
prohted by, judging by its recent moders-
ton and change OF tone. l. is sgain Ia.
boring under circumstances over which it
hiss no control" as it remarked the other
dsy in apology for its forced u~lteraDcss Of
Union sentiments. 3 ,
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Enn AGENTS WANTED-In every

seI CRO>BY'S III OF ABEAHAM LINCOLN.
Pr. I'D on superio- pap-r and bound IN cloth; Libra
y and ParlOr EiltiOusi containing the Early nlsio-
y AID P0lit C 4 Carer, together with The SEeeches,
Hes=aces. ProcIamatiOns and ether IL
Illustrative Of hrs eVentful administration ana he
ncsnes ans events connected with bis Tragic End.
~ on T no labuICus inducements to hgenis, but
Will say the WOrE i 81 1eriOr N mznY points TO any
nov offered to the puuhe, aud al who subsCIsoe -
ths work vii Coutribu u a fund with which a
Monument T. 20 he erect D IN memory Or he Great
DspartsL. Book nov rAdy fer teifery, July sat
FoT terms AID territory, ADDE'S b. :. GREEAs
Room No. (, American building, over Leader once
Cleveland q. JBSl:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

\ GENTS day
n IA 20 gooi gents, D. alelcr female. 20 eli n
VIII Sewing NJ chine. u wall sutch, hem, FL,
4s.E chr. tfEd qrilt ard CmbIOidsr beautl1IF-
nj mas Deen decided a. the I. 3. Court that the
t.-us aTd particulars, address S. (. HEApERs9N,
--Sns Jy24 .236
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

The Oil City NerOs gives the number of
oil companies at 1,457, with a total espi-
i'll Of $~sg9,524s0OO. ,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

Is q Celt, with the Cslts enthusiasm, and
the Cells obdurscy. Dark OF face, Of hair
grizzled, of eye lowering, Mitchell Is a
crustV acquaintance. He is not ten feet
high, yet he raises his head loftiiy, as if he
would like TO be. He does not weigh q
ton, vet he PAGES his cell with steady,
measured tramp, as if he believed ne did,
and would like TO exert his twenty-four
bundled pounds svoirdupois in punching
holes through the cells cemented pave
msnt. He is not dumb, yet he refuses to
speak; when his eyes see a Yankee, or a
number OF them, from his curling lips IL
sue, according to tie ejaculation Of myself
and friend, q long string of sound, which,
when crystslizsd into sgste type and set
in one straight line, weuld reach nearly
fifteen miles. So John Mitchell is q very
o9durste man. After having got so COM
pletely into the habit of talking, it is psss-
ing strange that ne can get along now IN
his taciturnity. II IS generally believed
here, however, that he makes up for his s-
lence By much volatility in h1s apartment.
A lamp Is left in in the cells of all the pris-
oners, TO ilumine their vast extent through
the dresry watches Of the night
In the early part OF the imprisonment OF
-ths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Low soundsEere
heard Issuing from bis coll IN the late
hours-oflen in the wee smS ones. They
we're first thought to be sounds Of prayer,
but the previous record of the alleged pen
liant led the impious to laugh st such a
conjecture, and guards were questioned,
but they pretended to know nothing about
the matter.
Be assured, he was not rehearsing an sp-
plication for that pardon OF which he spoke
st his arrest. He Tss only relieving him
self Of the pent-u up words which had gath
cred in the proud, ridiculous silencs of the
day, and would have spoiled his sleep, If
not released from their lhraldom.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

DYE FLOURl1 RYE FL0URl-Fl
~ ssi93 a ios % Iuit, At Wsrsh01se o. "
sgli eARpGBA BVRIh %
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
According to a recent census taken II

Cleveland Destined to be the second
Sfty on the Lakes In Eleven Years.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
IA ana MONEY ADVANCED

9COsyND IN sRmat . sglt-at ne old stand and
veil knCrn z AGEFE'S LOAN OFFICE, n Secu-
Fffis. clever kind, viz: Gold and silver Watches
Diamonds, silver Ware JeWeiu. 9unE, Pistols,
Clothing, Try Good, Pianos, leiod6ous, and ali per-
lsfact1r tsTias. Bu1.lass strictly private. Estab-
lish-d ~. E.B--A variety q uuredaeUed watch
e.. JsWs fry- Guns. etc. OF 5Eis Il bargains.
Oh.e-corner o. Water snd supeuor streets, over
DAYS 2 reiE5ttois u'othfns sore.
oct22 - Nv.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

TOR SALE-Houss with twenty year,
i la shotd. A COOS business pl1ca. No. "a -.
CAR - r. Boad. Apply 10 !. n. ACkEk, With
Frsnrh L Ksth, Water 81. augs.2a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
attempt to Main Gen. Grant.
The Boston Courier makes the following
statement

Another attempt to Main Gen. Grant.
The Boston Courier mAkes the following
statement:
1t will be remembered that when Gene
raj Grant gave q public reception st the
As.or House, New York, some time since,
som d~astsrdly fellow made an attempt to
wrench the Ger erals arm out of joint, BY
s5iziug his hand with 8 vice like grasp and
twisting It around IL s painful manner. A
similar attempt TO injure the General was
made at the FGneuil Hall reception in this
city on Mordsy. While the lhrong of Ia
dies and gentlemen were paying their
personal respects to the distinguished hero
an Individual approached him and seized
his hand In the ssme manner that it was
grssped in New York, attempting te give
it 8 sudden twist, which the General sue
ceeded in preventing only by forcibly
Withdrawing it. One efths aldermen who
witnessed the operation seized the man by
the neck, but the rascal escaped from him,
and was quickly lost 10 the crowd that was
hurrying past. There is no doubt but that
it was g deliberate attempt to inhiet per
sOnsl injury upon th7 General, ana we
understand, also, that he was identified as
the same person who tried the same game
in New York.
If this scoundrel should fall into the
hands of some of Grants veterans, he will
stand an excellent chance of having his
neck "tsisted around in a painful manner"
That twist will cure him of his disposition
to twisting.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

EFR SALE-A two-horset covered Car
rage, wih two or three seats Aso, G top Bug
~ vWh zoe o. two cats. I'll N GOOD condition
and gufssIt 20 Ismly use, and vii be sold cheap; IL
nuire 81 No lo3 ugei0r Ets or AZ corner Of hl.s-.
man and Forest sis. JyLl ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
WOOL BROKERS',
WATCHES.
o Soldiars.-Waltham Watches

Let every soldier, before he returns home provide
himself with an American wa,ohi no betseruss can
be made OF money than to invest It in one Of these
durable and accurate time-pisces. It is a kind Of
properly that constantly returns good interest,sn
its money v.lus Is SO well known that a pocket full.
of silxsr dollars w0ulda'i be a. useful.
Sold By al respsctabls Watch dealers.
THE AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
jyI22S O0Ge s1s BgOadnRy, a. Y
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

GI0| a MOGTHl-AeEHTs WANTED
OlSJ evsEy where to intro Use De improved
sBaw aud trkEE 80 FAMILY kEWISg bAcHIEE, the
osLr I~ourprios Gasoline IN ths country which Is IL
CENsEp %, Grover and Baker, Wheeler aEd wilson,
machiu-s a0W cold for less thar forty dOlgEs are m
FEINGEarNrs, sad the seller a1d us-r liable % nhe
aud IMPRISONMENT. salary and expenses or lease
Fftr-ssSHAW hCLAEk, BidGofcrd. Maias.ml1-G5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
LOST.

r OSp-On Wednesday LAST, the I'd instI
Ia sfther i, eoine to the Railroad Depot in Oieye-
land. or cn'the cars between y eyeland arc Per ~
their istrpsic vaiue, they have = Vs1e tothe loser
hecsuse they we're The git OF 8 yslnea Iisl9; i ~
nuder Wi return theHrtto tns Leader oo1ItiAs
Room, . liberal reward gill be SID. e1se44-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
O. 6. $50 six Per Cent.
.coLp-REARENG BONDS.

O. 6. $50 six Per Gent.
-coLp-REARING 50NDs.
These Bonds are worth a hsnd'ome Premium,and
are exempt s. ere all the Government Bonds, from
County, asd Ruaicipal iasatoa. glieA adds from one
% lhres Per cent. per as.Hum 70 aheir sal'e, according
70 the rate levied upon ether property. Ths inter
sst is payable semi-aanuslls BY coupons attached
70 each nOss, which Hay be cut Cd and sold TO suy
BANK or banker.
The Interest az $50 per ca. amOuutstO
enc TENT per Day ON a soc Note.
80 ems q :. $500 :.
40 $ " 81 5000 = l
81 4" 4" $4,000 s.
Notes Cf al deuomiustions named aalt De prompt
" urnishsd upon rec ipt Of subscriptions
The Notes Of tn r ird Series ara prsesey SINH
lar in form and privileges to the s~tyea3histies
sIrea5y sold, ezsspt that the Government esservel
to itself the option o paying interest IL gold coin
at per cent. instead OF s I0ths in eurrsney Sub
scrihers viii deduct the interest 10 currency up t.
July l5th, at the time when they subscribe
The delivery Of the notes Of shis third series Of
the ssven-thirtl,s Uiil c1lameaoe on the 1st Of
june, sad will be mad promptly and eousiHuoaSiy
after that date.
The slight ohsr sc mads in the conditions Of this
Third SERIES affects only the mstier of inter
est. Ihspayment in sod, If made, win b. esutyA'
Lent to the currency interest OF tbs higher cate.
The return to specie payments, in tbs -Sveato o.
which only viii the optson to pay interest "A Gold
be Avanod o. would SO reduce aad equalizo prices
that purchases made with si1 per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made With seven shd
three ssnths per cent in currency. Thisis
The Only LO&n n Earket
Now offered by the Government and its superior
advantages make it the fl
Great Popular Loan Of the People,
Lszs. tbsn $780, 600. coo ofthe Loan authorized b
the last Congress sse now on tho msEseE. Thi'
amount, At the rats at which 1t is being absorbed,
viii al be subscribed for within sixty days, whsn
tho nOtes will undoubtedly comaEad q ~Preniam,
a. has uniformly be0n the oaseOn closing ths SUBJ
s~oIiptions to other LosnS.
In order that citizens Of every town and sectisn
Of the country may be saordsd faol5ties for taking
the loan, he National Banss, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
srally agreed TO Sscsiys subscriptions At par. sub
seribsrs will sslsot their OWE agents, IN whom shey
have confidence, and Eho Only Gre to be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes for Whica they receive
JAY COOKE,
l-a.a4-- A-,rs
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WANTS.
TVANTED-lOO BUSINESS MEN

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NEw ApvERTIsEMENTs.

rF"To La" aFor SAT-" "LOS," "Rqus,"
ssFosnd.n aBoordiag, = DC, not exceeding F0UR
LINES each, Hlll Be- fHssTtsd an hh columns once JT
25 Gents; not exceeding EIGHT LINES %
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Js0O ARMY BLANKETS AND 300
lDUU Bed Blankets part new aud part nearly
Now. in store Ga cOusi Eumeut. ard or sale a a great
80 ~