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CUNDRIES

OUNDRIES-
y 10 bbls BuokWheat Flour.
800 hush Timothy Seed.
200 bush Glover Seed.
62 bbls Dried Apples.
1900 rs Lard IN bbls and kegs.
For sale by b. i. LYON
fsn27;Iss istp Ct MerWin st.
0HOIOE BLACK TEAs-OOLONG,
JSouohong and Japan Teas Of very hne quality,
or sale By CHURCHILL BROTHER,
sauB l26 Ontario street.
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special NIeetIng of the BOARD of Ed.

Special Meeting of the Board Of Ed
ueatiOn.-There will be special meeting Of the
Board of Education, on Monday evening, February
9Th, for the transaction of special and important
business All the members are requested to be
present. J. H. SARGENT, President
L. D. HUDsoS, Secretary.
Cleveland, Feb 3, 1865. febE1s9
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MsdiEaI.
ION DOLLARS PRRMIUAl
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or speFmsttOrrhes, elect, 6e., and
IMPOTENCX CUBED.
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DIR. A. GIBSON,


DR. A. GIBSON,
FoTmeriy Of New York City. VIII pay one hundred
aboVe-nAmsd diseases. He will pay the sum for
the proof that any other Physician IN the United
dfssrmSnv vsar1 n and sTSerisnos
DR.. Gibson s happy In being able q aanOunoo 70 the
unfortunate that he has perfected sTstaa Of treat
TIE SPEEDY AID PERMANENT OURE
OF the above and also al CONTAGIOUS diseases Of the
reproductive Organ, With all bad Effects hrising
fhsrsfrom, including General ~
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS RBosTRATI0N.
he has succeeded IN curing In this city, oms Of
whom hsd expended hundredn Of dOLlar1 win SELF
styled physicians, who profess e tfeat ~ private
Dr. GibSon does not beast that he Is member OF
others DO for the lrpOss OF snGnArng the innocent
and who hold out great expectations never 70 be real
lied. But what Dr.. g. might boast Of d this, that
be Is sbs 70 gye entire satsihcton to those who re-
pose confidence In his ability and integrity and thas
e hss perfected an American systsm Of treatment
which ehallsnges any Physician % London or Paris
az Ssmlnai TsaSpsSS- and Al diseases or dsranEs-
ments, both mental and DhEsoa arising rron sexual
DF. Gibson aIao claims Tor his nsw treatment The
following advantages over AL the1 yet discovered
and hrst, the agents used u no raspsct disagree
sbis; be usos 20 relics Of s dark ages such as Her
etous IN Siet or brSiness 8 Fe1uired; thirdly
his treatment Is positive and oorlln IN all cases. he
pifal IN tho United States and demonstrhte the IN
meas superiority Ct his new treatment over any 9TH
or now known to the world, In point Of promptness
psrmaneney mildRsa5. aaleg and epnyeaisnoe 70 ne
patient.
DR. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland
and has during the pAst i've years performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment. References can Be gwen
10 Of the frat responsibility IN Cleveland
Boston, New York aud other cities, In regard to
skill and integrity in all professional transacton
Dyspepsia, R6eun stism, serofala. all Diseases Of
TIT Orinsry Organs, and al Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success.
Dr. Gibs5n's New York on PhysiolOgT for sale st
ms OH- DR.. GLE SON,
PRoFEssoR OF ELEcfEorAIHY AND MEDIciNEs-
Oacs-I 70 Seneca street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, cpposits the CITY Hotel-
B8-Ofios hours from 9 70 y and from to o'clock
Daily Sundays excepted Dee a lanli-
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DissOIufiOn.-The co-partnersbip heretofore
existing under the firm and name Of J. M. & b.
Hover, is this day dissolved by mutual cOnse Mt
The business of the late firm will be settled at the
office of H. 7. Hover & Co.
]. N. HOVER.
II, T. HOVER.
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tion which producers viii ind has cost them hand
somsly before they reach The end.
The Grocery market during the week has been
quiet In this as in other lines buyers looking for
q decline in price. Holders, howsver, are relustant
to eoneede, having the advantage Of comparative
ly small stock in the country In their hands, and
the market has therefore been firmly maintained
at our previous quotations.
Throughout the list Of our quotations the market
closes dulI and spirtless, the demand being limited
to present wants. We report as folIsWs:
FreiShts-stssdy at the following rates ALL
RAn-TO New York, Flour 81 Ooi Wool 50 a.;
Dressed Hogs 81 so. To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool
q Al; Dressed Hogs 81 30.
FIOur-Quiet, with only moderate demand, at
arrange Of So. 609lO co for Xxx red; $40 5O91l 90
for Xxx white.
Wheat-More active to-day and lower, but
closing z shade frmsr. Sales at the Board Of Trade
Of 2 600 bu No. red from store st 81 So. Several
cars No. from store, on orders, were sod during
the day at 81 90, but this was in advance of the
arket.
COrn-DuL We quote nominAlly at 81 l50
81 20 for nav shsllsd from store, and 81 3S91 40
for old do do,
Oats-Quiet. EOsaIes to-day. We quote nom
inalIy a. 7sc frem store.
Rye and BarIey-Eominal at 81 80 for the
former and 81 5O91 10 for the latter.
Dressed HOgs-Very quiet, the demand be-
ing confined to butchers. Ths rsvgs for average
lots Of 200 Ibs is ls11z914c.
POrk-Quiet and steady at SIS 90 for mess and
$40 o. for clear
Lard-A little unsettled. PaskerE quote the
market firm at 23c in tieEoes and 24o in kegi for
eity-mada, while Commission houses are freely Of
fsring No. l country -mads at 2l@22c.
Smoked Meats-In moderate request and
unchanged at 24o for sugar-cured hams 2Oc foE
shoulders; IGc for dried beef
Butfer-InaotiTe and nominal. Dealers quote
ct a range Of 35s4rc for good 10 prime Western
Reserve, but we hsaT Of no sails upon which tc
establish pris6s.
ESes-Ihs market is en- tirsly nominal and wi h
out demand Sales could not be effected above 3O'
for snail lots.
/ Cheese-Qulet, but firm at 19921o for medium
to prime. Choice rejected brings 3 shade bette
figures.
Highwines-oIOsequ quiet, but holders cOntinu
firm at 81 25.
AIoohOl-Held at 81 5O94 81 for % pei cent
Neutral Proof Spirits 50 4O92 IS.
/ EoGfOAeuMA-Ihs nlarket Is ruitnB quless Du
holders coniinue to quote at ss99cc for Refined.
Seeds-In moderate demand at s13 90 for Clio
YER and IS 70 for Timothy
BeaDs-stesdy at 50 OO92 25 for new msdiur
white; old do 50 80.
Dried AppIes-There is only a moderate de
mard at a range Of f129125zc-
Dried Peaches-Ths demand is good and tn
market firm, with very Light stock, at 4O942o I.
peeled and 9O9S2o fer unpeeled.
saIt-steady. Coarse s. 50; Ground Solar IS G.
Fine %.
GrOceries-The market is firm, bat Taih'
/ quiet, We quote as follows:
sUaAks.
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CHTCsGO MARRET-Feb. 4

POrk-Unsettlsd and lower. ealss al Ss5 000
s35 50 for new mesI sss 25934 90 for primo 1854
mess, cash and regular way, elssing at sSS 50.
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Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1865

CO-partnership.-H.T T. Hover having ssso-
ciated with him Albert W. Hawkins and J. Henry
Ford, will continue the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods business, under rnv irpa name Of H T.
Hover Co., at the location formerly occupied by
J.M.&H. T. Hover, No. $50 Superior street and
No. 14O Seneca street.
Cleveland Jan 20. 1855.
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E. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,

U. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III superior ST.
Subscriptions received to tho
az 3-I0 PER CENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
IConrmisalon allowed to Subsoribers.l
s~U S. Bonds Of 1881 5-20s. l0-40's, Treasury
Notes and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sold at best rates. DepOsitB received and
Collections Iusde at sll accessible points. incur
rent fund.- converted At lowest. Revenue Stamps
for sale oo4
Professional Card.-A. Metz, NJ. D, Pro-
fssor of Diseases of the Eye in the Charity Hospital
Medical College, can be consulted in his speciality
every Tuesday, from 10 A. NJ. till P. n, in the
faculty room Of the College, HOffman's Black, su-
perior street. jan24;4S4
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n. z. MONEY MARKET Feb. 4.
81 TELEGRAPH.l
MOneY-Sts1dy at 69T 9s.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet at 81 91093S
for gold
GOId-Ezcitod and higher. Opening at 21C1<S 4,
declining to 20S4 advancing 2l4, and closing at
2ISA.
Government stOcExs-A shado frmer, with
Total exports of specie to-day, ssss ss96.
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aThere,s No place Like Home., !,

@There's No Place Like HOme."-sO
sang weary exile, q vanderer in strange land )
but had he known the want, so universally felt at
the present day, ofa place where hoop skirts, cor
sets and fancy goods sold, of best quality and
lowest prices, he must have admitted, after single
examination, There's no place like that of Isaac
J. Frank, No. I2s Superior street." Cali, examine
and satisfy yourselves. feb4ls9
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COM NJ ERcIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
SATURDAY TvHEIEa. Feb. 4. 1865.

ReeeIpis-The receipts of Grain BY rail daring
the twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock to-day
were a. follows:
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gphfes.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN petition will be presented to the Commission
ers of CuyAhoaa county, a. their March Session,
1885, asking for the location Of public highway
in BrecksVills Township, commencing at the inter-
Isction Of the River Road with the line OF lots "a
and rs thence running in an EasteTly direction TO
the centre OF CuYahoga River, near the Road Lock
on the Ohio Canal. janSo:lsl
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To the PubIIe.-In calling attention to the
above col artnership notice. We beg to assure you
that it is attention TO make our house deserved
Iy popular, by always keeping on hand first elias
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods by selling
them at the lowest market prices, and by fair deal
ing to make it for your interest to give your pat
ronage.
q. t. HOVER & CO.,
jan21:1s7 23O Superior and I4O Seneca street.
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LOCAL NOTICES

FOURTH Ward Relief COmmIttee.-A
meeting Of the Fourth Ward Relief Committee will
be held at the residence ofJ.G Hover 145 Pr spect
street, this Monday evening, st715 O'Clock.
c. 8. HoBBs, Secretary.
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z atfut WtttfG SgEufy,
INTTRD sTATEs AND FOREIGN

LIMITED STATES AND FUhhIVdN
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.
No. IS6 Ban Bt.s CkeVeAan1s ONO
= We are prepared 20 transact business Of every
ssorfption relating to Inventions, DTaWingI, o.
Voata, Specification, Patents, mfringsments, and
fhs Pstsnt Law. BUBRIDGE 3 co.,
ap73 Authorised AttoTnsyu for Patsnts.
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A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON EU-
for sale at a Tess6hsUf Glass Residence, is offered
reet $50 feet extending back l2l0 feet and contains
five acres. On 1t planted, and in thrifty cOndi-
tiOB OGrape Vines OF the best varieties alta ba
lava aId Concord; also, 100 Peach trees and 30
Apple trees Of the best kinds. TIE land is little out
side the city limits the Street Railroad passing the
PREMISES. Apply to 5. FOLJAMbE, No. 6 Atwater
Building. Jan76:lSg
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In Ann MONEY ADVANCED

SOUsUUU ln sums to sult--at the old stand
and Weli-klONn WAGHER'S LOAN OFFICE on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeEelry, Cans,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons,
and all 15rsonAl property and articles Of value on
the most satisfactory terms Business strictly pri-
Vate. Established 1851. Il. B.-A variety OF m
redeemed Wstohss, ssEsirY, GunH, 40, for sAis It
bargains.
0mOs-0cTHer o. water and Superior BtrSstS,
ogsr DAVIS snd PeiEokto'g Clothing stsre.
--oefq9 J. o. LW WAGNER
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DIR. GLE SON,

FR0FEas0H OI ELIlll1l q N N -l-1Ill'-lE
Ohics-Il9 Seneca street. few doors from SUPERIOR
up stairs Eposits the CITY Hotel
B8-Ofics hours from 9 10 y and from 70 o'clock
Daily Sundays excepted a-i = lanlI-
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wholesale Iron and EaII Market.

NEHNWI7-11-lW II UII 1-II7I IN1-I- l1111I III
SATURDAY, February 4, 1895.
Cleveland, Brown Co., % and 81 MsrVin street,
report firm and stesiy market, with good de-
mand, at the following prizes:
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THE CLEVELAND FRFEDMENS

TAlHE CLEN EIAND FREEDMEN'S
i Aid Commission Rooms are located at No. 80
Bank street. They will be open during business
hours for the reception Of stores for the suffering
Freedmen. D. a. GAGE,
iRn4:l82:dkH secretRrv
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KIICHEN GIRL WANTED-O One
IA whOis good cook and comes well recommended.
Apply at Is Prospect street Jan3l:s
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070 A MONTH-I WANT AGENTS
PtO everywhere, at $40 q month expenses raid
70 sell FIFTEEN ABTICLEs the best offered Full
particulars FREE. Address OTIS I. CAREY, Bidde-
ord. Maine. da5 .lg4dkW
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A MONTH"; Agents

wv =. ~ = 5OIIN9
w everywhere to introduce SHAW OLARKis SIX
TEEN DOLLAR EANILY SEWING MACHINE, the ONLY
low price machine in tho country which Is LICENSED
ny Grover Baker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, Singer
8Oo.s and Bachelder. Salary and expenses or large
commissions allowed. AL other machines now sold
ior less than forty dollars each are IEFRRGEMEETs
Gnd the seller and user LIABLE Illustrated Circular
sent FREE. Address SHAW CLARK, Biddeford,
Maine. de5:Is1dkuv
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r OO0 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
O,OOO i've NEW INvEETIoss-two very recent,
and of great value. All pay great profits to Agents.
Send and ct 60 page particulars gratis.
Jan30 .l99. EPHRIAM BROWN, lowell, Mass.
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ercisa; sbstineuce from unripa fruits and
intoxicating drinks ; the @eaIin. Of A4n,
mel next 10 tle skin, aul sufficient cloth.
ing to keep The BODY at lis natural TEN
perament aud the ayoilarce OF exposure
10 sudden changes 0: temperature. lie
continues TO stale the disease is cureabe
as well as preyeDi.b.e, and says "A.
The very commencement Of the disease
20 10 bed ard stay there until YOU are
well, with warm flannel around the body,
warm brl,as, or bottles of bot SaGef st
ihe feet, If necessary. and if there is a
tendency to vomit, apply mustard plas-
ter over the stomach
If you have not got bed lie down OF
the focr aud keep yourself warm, but
by All means retain The horizontal position
all the time; not even getting up 10
to the excavations. He r. co,nm-nds send
ing 10 some qualified physician for advice,
ana avoiding all - advertised nO.trums"
IL conciuslon he speass ,f he bad effects
OF fear and physical dependency, ard
says, 'whiie therefore, We would urgs
upor AL oar ci,izeus the use of every pru.
3antial and precautionary measure, let
taen preserve calm and composed state
Of mind, cheerful heart, and dispe all
feaf; and by coufiding trust in an all
wise and mercful Providence, We eau
reasonably hC g to escape the scourge,
# Ne ilnpii lily obey His laws.
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Report and Recommendations Of the
Secretary of State.

As the recommendations of the Secre>
,arv Of State will be the came AS the Gov
ernor, the present Secretary being the
next Governor, unusual interest attaches
to them. The following facts are gather
Il from the report now in the hands OF
he printer:
The expenses of the State last year
were $l.49l $50 20; balance in the treas
ury Al the end of the fiscal year. Sept.
30th, $3.50 429 IA; estimates for next
years expenditures, including redemption
of State bonds falling due, 81 677 300.
The interest on tie State debt. to be paid
next ear, amounts 10 S1G0, 600.
The Secretary recommends lha. the
Constitution be so amended as to provide
for State Auditor separate from the
Secretary Of State The business cf the
two Offices is too great for one man to
perform, and in both bureaus it is con-
>tantly increasing; also that the Secretary
Of Sta'e have authority to count the
money in the treasury and examine the
books at any time instead O.. quarterly as
now.
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How 70 Master the Cholera,

Since the cholera has appeared al the
New York quarantine, the health ply
sciau of the port, has Issued ,ns fnllow>
ing circular, which has been distributed
among all the househo3ers in the city Of
New York:
"Whalever difference Of opinion NAV
exist in regard to the cause and rode
of the propagation OF the cholera, all
now agree in their observations IL this
acknowledged fact, that its greatest
ravages AID most fearful mortality is a.
uong the b!iny, tie vicious an1 the des.i-
tute, and in fact is almost confined to the
impfCdent, the intempera,s, sna rboSe
Who iijure themselves By taking lmmop>
er medicine.
TIE letter then urges cleanliness OF
persons, houses, yards, sinks and the like ::
recommending the sprinklipg Of chloride
Of line in such localities, and the white
washing Of walls and fences removal of
gsrbage; building fires occasional in base-
meuts thatare damp; good veutist on !;
Temperance in ealing aud thinking aud e1:
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XtraordirarY Religions Frenzy

The WOr{d's New Orleaus corespon
dent relates he following strange scene
in a negro church in that city, as witness
ed by him on he occasion Of an admni8>
tration Of the rite ot baptism:
For some time past there hes been q
revival here during which the church
members have acted more ike Wild beasts
in cage than buman being. The
sight beggars all description, and vera one
to tell truly al he saw a, one Of these re-
viva! meeting, he would receive many pi
ous blessings for bur esqueiug religious
ceremonies ana the worship OF the Deity.
ago, stepped IL for moment where some
converts were taking The rtes Of baptisru
from a whl;e missionary trom Massachu,
SeitS The scene woud have ben rather
demoniac lEan Christian had il not een
>upretLey ridiculous. Before The al.,r
vas large ,ank of water, upon "hieh he
converts marched IN turn, wtiis he S.
seubed company were shouting, scream
ing, cling, mhistling. stamping and sir.c
ing two groups dancing in tie aisle
some were embracing or shaking bahds !;
j negro woman WAS ilnping backwards
and forwards over sea-. and delivering
Iusfy .hi-hi'.' from ? crrrar
As a convert approached the water
thore wss momeutalv eieEce bu. a'ter
being immereed and atepping out uyon E
pla,fD1rp on The other s;de. tie ye!hrg and
screaming again commenced. Then he
aem born hegaD \ serious Of pymnaatic
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From Mexico,
New O!leaus. Nov. 2

-'c" otiShuS, NOV. ~.
The Matamors HaucLro, 20 III saws:
The firing on the steamer Antonio from
the north bank On Tuesday last, Was ous
Of the most dastardly cutrages ever per-
petrated on the frontier. The An,ouio.
having on board n detachment Of Frencl.
marines and two field pieces, was forcing
it, way Up the river under the combine ed
fire from a large force Of liberals. She
grounded seven miles below the city, and
while engaged with The enemy of the Mex-
lean side, fuliou, fire opened upon her
from The American banks, which resulted in
woundlng two marines.
The same paper says it appears to be
the settled purpose Of some men to bring
On a war between the United States and
Mexico, and says that outlaws have been
on The American side in force where they
make their headquarters, receiving reports,
issuing orders enisting recruits, etc.
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remains were taken in charge b. Coroner
Lynch, ana CONVEYED to The dead hou.e
where a past n0rtem examination will be
held.
Roundsnan Smith Of the 44,h pre- met,
who ha> been de,al=d al pier No
North river, 10 ws'ch tie pa>saIger,
embarking On the steamer Eagle, bound
for Havana ,other officers being detailed
at the piers where steamers aeye expected
to leaye,) at length saw young man
whose personal appearance was totally
unlike the person (jose Gonzales) OF
whom he WAS in search. The only notice
abe feature about him Was the fact that
his hands were incaaed in large, thick
wooden loves.
lie was ordered to remove them by the
officer, aad on doing so several cuts were
visible on the back Of bis hands. CORES
ponding with the cuts on the gloves found
IN the park near the murdered man, and
which are supposed TO have been worn by
one Of The murdeters, aud may have beet
torn of ln the struggle. Ue was at once
arrested, taken to Brooklyn, and commit
ted to one Of the cells Of the forty fourth
precinct staton-house. He proved to be
Theodore Martinez pelicier, f0r Dellelier,
and was at one Time waite. in the hotel
at which the murdered man was stopping
There is nothing to show that the &C
cused intended to go on board the steam
ship. lie had no passage ticket, and but
81 in his possession. Since his arrest he
has been very reticient. On viewing the
corpse he exhibited some emotion.
Officers are in close pursuit of 6 Gon aales,
and it is believed that he cannot escape
New York, Nov. 25
Pellicer, arrested for the murder CT
Otero at Brooklyn, confessed yesterday,
and gave Information which led 10 the
discovery and arrest Of Gonzales, the other
murderer The money was recovered,
being in drafts, only about 800 being in
gold and bills, amour ing in the aggreea ate
TO about $1,000.
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The Case of Jeff. Davis.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer has the following
paragraph in relation to the trial of JEFF.
DAVIS:
The subject of the trial of Davis came
up again. Mr. Chase ID still adverse to 3
Trial IL kichmcnd while it is held by uii-
tary bayouets. On beng asked by a
gentleman to day, if he did not con,i Ter
Washing on was as much in control ef
bayonets, he replied ,!ist the Supreme
Court was a co ordinate branch Of The
Government, the same as Congress, and
that il is different from holding circuit
court in any State for the trial Of treas on
eases, and holding the Supreme Court III
Wa9hingon Your correspondent is still
firm in the belief expressed some weeks
ago, that Davis will never be tried, but
pardoned and exied. Chief Justice
Chase declines to give copy Of his
correspondence with the President on the
suhjec, Of Davis trial for publication, at
present.
The Mobile Tribune, a'lullug to the
case OF JEFF. DAVIS, which i, says the
PRECEDENT does not want tried, says:
1t is one OF the grandest subjects that
ever arose for adjudiction. and we think
it will be so managed as to vndicate the
old constitution, and show that By It's
fundamental rights, those confederate
states have not been guilty of treason
and that, therefore, their citizens have
not been guilty of it. Ii it does not de
monst:ate this, it will show that there is
enough of plausibility in the argument to
extenuate, if not fully justify the rebellion
Mr.. Johnson knows this as well as any
man !: but be knows more, which may
make him less reluctant to bring the case
TO trial that is, that the result sill! justify
him in the policy he has adopted will
show, III fact, that there was no rebellion
at all, IN any proper sense Of that word
lie needs this as against the hunters OF
men who are trying to provoke him to
the shedding Of blood and coufsca,ion
the men who ara for no ciemency when
abstract notions Of a narrow ana biyoted
philanthropy come between them ard
human misery.