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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13
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N.L LMEMMAIEnaN
'~Cotton-vsry hrm; however, less doing. Esles
At 45H9 Acc for middliDg.
FIOuF-Dnll and dropping.
Sales at 81 s09T So for extra stats; % lods 10
for common TO good shipping brands extra roma
hoop ohio; 50 2l0lI 90 Tor trade brsOdsi ma'kst
closing heavy. with no buyers ct the outaide quo
tations. .
WhIsky-Firm. Sales western at 81 %, and
svan lots ct 81 2b%@2 2s !,
WheRt-Uull and Ease lower kr winter, and
1c lower for veBiern- eales ct 81 60@1 a EE chi
eago spring; 81 20 for MlWsUAes club; 81 sal 80
for amber Milwaukee,, and 81 20 for winter red
western.
BarIey-DuII and nominal.
Barley BaIt-Guia and nominal
COFn-i@1c lower for sound; white un'ound z
Csc lower. Sales at shGS7o for unsoundi ssas9Ho
for BouOd mixed western.
Oats-Duil And ls2c lower. Gales at 81 Ro6o for
Itate; h4a65c for western.
OOffee-Steady.
6ugar-Steady. Sales at uTNAl45ls for Cuta
muse Vsdo; Havana 1S@l5c
~O~lasses-Quiet. CsntrI- ugal 3sc
H~0Ps-SIsady. sales at 2O950s fo5 1854 crop;
40gtOc for 1850 CT p.
PetrOleum--Fi-m. Sales at 35%ass for crude;
6s959c or refined In bond; 10 fol- Tsdned fIee.
= F1rmer.
SAILS st $50 37ZasS2 rs new mess, closing 81
s. S7A for cab, $50 OOg$SJ 90 for 1884 mess
S24 t6S25 10 for primes SIS 2o92s 90 for Prime
mess.
Weef-Firm. Sales at IS EOasI2 90 for plain
mess, and sl1 OO@l4 50 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quiet and unchanged
suit Heats teadv. sses 45O pigs ct l6a
16Ho Z T shoulders; lsasSc for hams.
NAE4t--Firmer. Sales at 2 d2Tc
Butter-Aciive and firm at q $50 for Ohio, and
34s42c for state
UhoeS9-Dull at ua16Lc.
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Concerning the InfantIcIde.

EDIToE's LEADER: Last Saturday morning
a child about ten months old, was found
dead on the seat of the privy in the rear of
Mr.. Jacob Myers house, No. 81 Wilson
street. It was found about six O'Clock A.
M, and after a tedious search for the Cor
oner, he arrived about eleven O'Clock, some
five hours after the discovery. The child
was taken away by the Coroner, since which
time not q word of enquiry has been made
of the party who first discovered it, or of
any one In the neighborhOod, as to how or
by what means the child was killed and
left in such a place. Ali SORTS of surmises
have arisen 10 reference TO the mysterious
affair. In justice to Mr.. Myers, who found
the child, b circumstance demands q
thorough Investigation. The public also
demand some explanation of The matter.
Surely things have not come 70 such a pass,
that killing children - g social necessity
ana a crime too sacred 20 De investigated.
If We have a Coroner, what are his duties,
If not TO search out, using every means in
his power 10 acquire, Information tending
TO throw Light or give some clue to these
dark deeds OF murder, which sre becoming
SO common amongst us? Let all right
minded people see TO il that our fair and
beautiful city does not become a chsrnel
house for murderers, by neglecting to trace
out these dark deeds. HUMANITY.
Cleveland, Sept. 18th.
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FROM OIL CITY.
Ameged DlsoovtrY % Sold.
On otrT. Pa, Sept. 8, 1866

On CtrT, PA, Sept. 8, 1865.
EDITORS LEADER. You need mot be sur
prised if Oil City should become the Ell Do
RADIO of the North, as respects gold, IS well
as oil. Some time since q man found here
what he supposed TO be gold. He had it
tested, when it was pronounced worthless,
and he was laughed at. Last Sunday he
took a Californian to the spot where he found
the supposed precious meta, for the purpose
of fOoling and having some fun with him.
The old miner dug some deeper in the
ground than he had done, when he found
the Sc simon pure " article. Five good as
sayers in Pittsburgh pronounce it fine gold.
A gentleman of reliability told me a few
moments ago that he saw it after it had
been hammered, and has no hesitation in
%Proneuncing it g pure quality of gold.
Parties in the secret have tried to lease four
or fl farms in the immediate neighbor-
hood of the spot referred TO. This is done
TO blind the real owners or occupants Of the
farm N which that specimen was found.
If found on one farm, why not on others in
the same locality 1t may not be found in
quantities sufficient to pay. Time will tell.
Yours respectfully,
HUGH JoYET.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
From First Page.

LEONS GGcS
directs The muster out Of 30, 900 additional
white troops in the Department Of AFkan-
sas.
Major General Augur has also been or
dered to reduce the volunteer force in his
command &c 5000 commissioned officers
and enlisted of al arms.
A new military Commission, of which
Colonel John Mansfield Of the 18th Vete-
ran Reserves is President and Captain A
b. Wsnds, of the 10th Veteran Reserve
Corps, is Judge Advocate, convened at the
Old Capitol to-day, in pursuance of orders
from the Wa Department for the trial
of all such prisoners a may be brought
before 1t. The list will include quite q
number of citizen d~elinquents and possibly
the sccomplice Of WIZ in his inhumAn
treatment
Secretary Seward, with his son and two
daughters, paid flying visit TO Richmond
Saturday night returning this morning.
Fitz Henry Warren, of Iowa has been
appointed minister resident OF the United
States to Gautsmsls.
The HerAld's Wsshinton special says
Nj. Seward had 3 reception last evening,
when, in addition to the numerous other
visitors, the principal portion of the South.
ern delegation which called upon the Pres.
ident during the day were present. They
were received by Mr.. Seward, and the 9TH
eF members of the Cabinet, in 8 manner
eqnAlly as frank as that with which they
were greeted st the Executive Mansion.
The tone of the remarks Of the Secretary
was similar TO that Of those made by the
President. While stating that the policy
Of the Government was to restore and i'm
prove the { outh, and not to iDjure il, be
remarked that at the same time sure work
must be made of preserving the pesce of
the nation.
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J.N.-The great philosopher and ~sNtirist,
j. N. Free, whose sufferings and self incar-
cerations in the cause of Truth have made
him famous throughout the world, will ad-
dress the people of Cleveland on the goth
INST. He is soon to begin a series of sd-
dresses in different parts of the South, in
which he will lift the veil of prejudice and
relieve the pressure. j. Ms theory of the
political situation, in his own words, is as
follows:
"J. N. has a theory of his own, which
we may style q theory Of paci6cation. He
takes the situation as he finds it, and
proves from his stand point of truth that
both belligerent parties were wrong in that
they inexperienced zach other and
fought without ~endesvoriDg to remove that
missPPrehension that both parties were
right, in that they thought they were
right, and honestly erred. In other words,
J. N. holds that Jefferson Davis, acting un-
der the pressure of prejudice brought to
bear on him by those with whom he has
been associated for the last four years,
they holding the right of a
State to secede, and basing their
late government on that principle,-hence
he and the Southern people, from their
stand point have never been in a state of
rebellion, but from the basis of their reason
ing fought their battles to repel an inva-
sion, and the lsmented and patriotic Abrs-
ham Lincoln similarly situEted in refer
ence to the p~rejudices of the North, that no
State had a right to secede,-was justified
IN doing all he did with q view of crushing
out, what to him, from his stand point was
a rebellion"
We cannot see that this theory differs at
all from that laid down by the recent DEM
ocratlc cOHT1HsIVH5S znu we snHIA expecT
the Democracy to rally in force to listen to
Mr.. Frees exposition of their doctrines.
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FINANCIAL = COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EvEHuo. Sept. II,

lUAbDAI 4NAAAAos OcPbs ~ Aono-
Bankers to-day report money easier, and indica-
tiOns favorable to = mols o nfortabls and s~atisfae-
tory condition of things than has existed for some
time past. The interior banks are beginning to
renew their balances, and maturing paper is being
more freely tskea up, while the deposit line also
shows Improvements. The demand for money is
still quite Active but secOmrlodationSare confined
t. customers. Exchange is steady st e eff buying
and Pa- selling, the offerings and demand being
about equal. .
The Cincinnati money market is Easy fer legiti
nate paper, and the demand is only moderate -
Exchange iE sctive and firm at 70 premium buying
and LILO premium sellir &.
God declined nrArIy 1 per rent. to day under 8
reduction in the demand and the reported sale Of
haif 8 million coin by the G~overnmsut. The price
closed ut 1857. Ct
The general market continue in the aggregate
very dull. The oemand for city made Elous is re-.
ported liberal by our millers, but there Is very lit
tie doing in country brands. Jriees, however, are
pretty firm, the sock D ing light and very little
coming forward wheat is dull, heavy and unset
tied. Sales Of car lots on ord rs were made this
morning st $500 for No and $3.50 and Sl,55 fl
No 2 red from store but after the New York re-
port there we're no buyers, and the market closed
dno5ing and nominal. Otrn vas without sale,
buyers Offering 65@66c for No 2 mixed Oats were
not wanted, and Gle sed nominal and dropping
Rye and Barley quiet.
Provisions are unclaimed and arm. but deaisrI
report rather less doing to-day. Produce is steady,
but except in Butter trade is quiet. Interior h ID
eTs Of Cheese are showirg some deposition to re-
ceds from their late extTaysgsnt demand, but nc
effect is yet visible on the msrsst, which rules VerJ
dpII RRRs are in moderata rsons.t from kns trad,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

SOCIAL GATHERING AT Rocky RIvBR-We
were favored, on Monday night, with an
invitation to join a party of ladies and gen.
tlemen at Rocky River. The party was
made by several members of the Cleveland
Bar, in honor of H. H. Blackburn, Esq, in
consideration of the fact that he is soon to
leave them for the practice of his profess
sion in the VallAy Of Virginia.
The occasion was graced with an unusual
display of beauty. Speeches were made by
several gentlemen, expressive of the pleas
ure they have derived from their profession.
al and sOcisl intercourse with Mr.. Black
burn, and their regret that hereafter this
pleasure will be denied them.
Mr.. Blackburn responded feelingly to
this evidence and profession of regard on
the part of his friends, and assured them
that the remembrance of this exhibition of
parting cheer would follow him to his new
home in the Old Dominion.
The time was spent pleasantly in social
intercourse, and at a late hour, under a
cloudless moon, the party rode back to the
city.
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City Council.

TUESDAY Evening, Sept. II.
The Council met at the usual hour, the
President, Thomas Jones jr., in the Chair.
AL the members we're present except
Messrs. Crawford, Russell and Thorman.
Reading of the minutes of the preceding
meeting dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
OF John G. Grannis ct al, recommending
the appointment of John Keller, tender of
Seneca street bridge. Filed.
OH. johnson Il Co., L. A. Pierce, and E.
A. Buck, ssking that their signs may re-
main if not deemed incompatible with the
public safety. Board of City improvements.
REPORTS.
Of Board of City Improvements on petit
ton of Charles Climber and +. hieeman,
for damages from paving Mill street, admit
ting that they had been Damaged, but were
not themselves authorized to recommend
payment, leaving that in the n OF the
Council. Flied.
Of same on petition for extension of time,
for paving West River street, recommend
ing the same. Filed.
OF Secretary of Water Works for August,
1865. Filed.
Of Gas Committee adversely to petition OF
H. Birch &Co., for lamp post IN front OF
their house. Adopted.
CONCENTRATIONS.
From Board of City Improvements in re-
lation to the suspension of rules to pass GER
tain ordinances TO levy special taxes.
Filed.
OF same in relation to the issue Of main
sewer bonds for districts No. 2 and 3. Filed.
ONT CLAIM DEKpS.
From Cleveland, gainesville and Ashta-
bula Railroad Company to the city OF
Cleveland Accepted and ordered to be
recorded
From Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company to the city of Cleveland. Ac-
cepted and ordered to be rec corded.
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directs the muster out Of $4,000 additional
white troops in the Department Of Arkan-
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NEW YORK CATTLE mARKEF

iBY TELEGRAPB.
NEW YoRk, september IL. 1865
The current prices for the week at the markets
are IS follows:
Beef Cattle-lst quality, SIT Goals 90; fair
to good quality SIS O1@17 90; common quality
Sl2 60@14 70; inferior quality IS OO9l1 90.
Cows and C~alves-EAtIas d head. SIS COG
100 W. LIST quality $50 OO@sO 90; ordinary $50 OOtG
SIS 10; common quality $50 coz So 10; inferior
quality $40 OO@5O 10.
Veal CalVes-lst quality, . n, 12913c; ordi.
nary quality lO@1,H; common quality 9H@l0o;
inferior quality s@9L2c.
sheep and LRmbs-Extras, per head, 81 90
as %; prime quality S. OO96 so; ordinary quality
q 5o@5 50; common quality a oO94 So inferior
s. 81 "a 90.
SWtne-Heavy OOrn-fed, PD, IsAa1sHc; still
fed l24 Ui3c; ngbt and medium l39i Z
The Uattls MARKET VS. decidedly more buoIant
this week, and though the supply vas poor, the
quality Vas unusually good. snd rome Of the cattle
were very hne. The best brought l7%o easily, aud
some OF the choices. brtught n little higher pr CO
The bulk Of cattle went ct l4sl6lao. but the va
Iious kinds sold at the several quoIatiops above.
Mich Cows remain steady at cur Quotations
Veals were fairly active At from 9 TO l3c, the lat
tT rats for strictly prime.
Sheep and Lambs were in demsnd and higher, al
| the VARIOUS prices quoted above.
Hogs we're firm. but not very active.
Total receipts OF allstock for this week snd ! 81
week we're as follows. 8 5-2 beeyes l5J cows
l,sSO veal calves, 2O,747 sheep snd lambs. l0,49l
| swine.
Total receipts Of all stocks, at al markets, foI
last week w.re as follows: 5,2O6 beeyss 12s COWS
Isis veal caves, 22,7TI sheep and lambs, 1905
swine.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

TIE STEREoPTIcON-Another fine exhibi-
ton was given in Brsinsrd's Hall last even
ing to g good house. The programme, we
were informed, was an unusually attractive
one. All were highly delighted with what
they Jaw. The stereOpticOn will remain
here during the present week only. We
advise all who have not yet seen the views,
70 do 80 at once.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

CLEVELAND F~REEDMEN's AID sooIETY-AS-
| NIvERsARY CELEBRATIoE-FS.r1vlt &c H.,
The sixth anniversary of the FreedHeh's
Aid Society of Cleveland, which was organ
lied in September, 1859, as the "Fugitive's
Aid Society" will be appropriately cele
brated tonight in Chass's Hall, Lyman's
Block. The exercises will consist of spirited
speeches, vocal and instrumental music.
and conclude with q festival. The meeting
will be addressed by Mr.. ]. H. Harris, of
Raleigh, N. O., DR.. Van Epps, and Captain
O.. S. B. Wall, of oberlin. The exercises
commence at eight o'clock, and we have no
doubt that they will be very interesting.
We trust that the hall may be well filed
on this happy, festive occasion.
In this connection we will state that the
Society held a meeting recently for the an
nual election of officers, when the following
gentlemen were chosen officers for the en-
suing year:
President-B. s. Green.
Vice Presldent-C. M. Richardson,
Treasurer-James q. Weaver.
Secretary-John P. Green.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

UNITED STATES CoURT.-This court was &C.
cuPied yesterday with the jury case of the
United States Us. Jacob Wingart, Charles
Wingart and Charles ~struber, for o~bStruct-
ing the execution of process by a Deputy
Marshal. District Attorney Root appeared
for the United States, and A. NJ. Jackson,
Esq , of Bucyrus, for defendants. The case
was not concluded.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13
LOCAL NOTICES.

Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility.
DE. sTRIOKLAND's TONIO.-We can recon.
mend those suffering with Loss of Appetite, Indi.
gestiOn, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to use DR.. Strickland's Tonic. It is a
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
it strengthens the whole nervous system; it ere.
ates q good appetite, and is warranted to cure Dyu-
pepsis and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. A Strickland. 9 East Fourth st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BENTON 4 DUEHAM, Agents, Cleveland. m6R5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer Lac
La Belle, Capt. John sPalding, arrived at
this port from Lake Superior close Upon the
heels of the steamer 8. b. Caldwell, with a
large list of passengers and a full load of
freight. Her log is not of special interest.
She leaves again for Lake Superior at eight
O'Clock Thursday night, from the dock of
Robert Hanna & Co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

ALLEGHENY COLLEsE.-We call attention
to the advertisement of this institution in
another column. The Fall term opens
September 10th, and we understand that a
full attendance is expected. We are off,
cislly informed that the elegant new
boarding hall will be ready. The rooms
are to be furnished with every convenience
thai . student requires. The dining room
arrangements will be delayed for three or
four weeks , but the Faculty have secured
convenient places in private families, where
students may temporarily obtain their
meals.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

WATCH PREsEETATIoE.-Mr. NJ. Burt, Jew
eller, No. LAG Superior street,presented Mr..
L. s. Csdy, yesterday, with a magnificent
Hunter case gold watch which, with the
chain, is valued at $500. Mr.. Cady has
been in the employ of Mr.. Burt some seven
or eight years, and this watch was given in
token of his faithfulness and efficiency.
The generosity of the employer is reflected
in the presentation, as well as the fidelity
of the young gentleman who was so fortu-
nate as 10 receive the splendid and costly
testimonial.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

PANORAMA OF LINooLN's MAKTTRDoN.-We
learn that a series of pictures illustrating
the assassination and last hours of Presi-
9eHs Lincoln have been on exhibition a
week IN child's Hail. Cnsgr1n Falls, UlUsing
last night. The Panorama will be removed
70 Norwalk, where it will be exhibited this
evening, and probably, nightly, for a week
or more. We understand that this work
Of art is one of very great merit. MI.
Rufus sOmerby, an accomplished eIocution-
ist, accompanies each scene with a thrilling
description. The exhibition is especially
commended to children and teachers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13
ARREST OF .. VOLREY DORSET.

CINCINNATI September 10.
G.. Volney Dorsey, Treasurer of State,
was arrested last night, at Columbus, on q
warrant issued by Governor Anderson.
charged with breach of trust and embezzle-
ment. Mr.. Dorsey gave bail in the sum OF
100000, the amount fixed by law. The
warrant charges him with loaning $50, 900
TO a banking firm at Columbus.
The Governor has issued q proclamation
declaring the office of Treasurer of State
vacant.
The delegation of European capitalists
arrived here last night. A grand banquet
will be given them this evening.
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The PROPELLER LowELL.-The Steamer
Lowell, which has just been completed by
the Lafrinier Brothers, s~hipbuilders of this
'ity, was yesterday receiving her furniture
and general outfit at the dock Ofthe North
ern Transportation Company, BY which she
is owned. She makes a fns sppearance.
ana we know that she is admiraSIv ~on9
str4cted. shs will leave for Toledo 10 dav.
On ner maiden trip. She will be ua6ar The
tbs onta1p OF Capt. A. Shaver, formerly Of
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13
PITTsBUBUH PETROLkUa MARKEI
Especial Report for the Daily LrAp1a.l

PITTSBURGH, September l2-6:Oo P \.
This oil market is very firm, and prices are un.
changed. Sales xhlbit q falling of The ALE.
gh-ny river is in hns boating order. Receipts OF
O ude 10 day $500 bbls, the larger portion having
been sold to arrive. 1hs exports Of refined Eas
are large and the Toacs are taxed to their utmost
cspaoity. The Echo arrived today from OIL CITY
with heavy parcels on the way freIghts and pas.
sengers were plenty.
Sales OF Crude: 500 bb's tank oil at 2OZc; 500
bbls Of 9lc without packages 400 bbis NJ PC. sa,ss
Of 6reen county amber at 32Ac, pscka9,, "a
turned, Certsin purehasert are holding bach.
Sales of Refined are moderate. Bond.d 80.
delivery, 6Oa6le; OCTOBER de- livery 6Ota5lo M.
Tar is neglected. Nsptha not enquire sor
Prices nominal
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

ARREST OF MAIL RoBBER.-Judge Sloane,
Special Agent of the Post Office Depart
msnt, caused the arrest, Monday evening,
OF Michael l.. Conner, a brakeman on the
Northern Division of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, for rObbing the United
States mail. He was arrested in Ssndusky
by Deputy Marshal Worthington, and
brought to this city yesterday, and imme-
diately taken before Commissioner White
examination. He was held to bail in
of $500. In default of procuring
be sun Conducted to jail
he was
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

CoLLIsIoSs.-says the Detroit Free Press:
On Thursday evening, as q tow consisting
of six vessels we're coming over the st. Clair
Flats, owing to the extreme darkness, as il
is averred, they, by some means not fully
explained, ran foul of each otkAf, doing
more or less damage to four of the number
IN tow. Of these. the schooner Eetchum
mad her quarter damaged and her small
Doat emashed. The schooners Eclipse and
Ethan Allen also sustained sli1ht ipinries
but have since proceeded on their vovags'
The schooner B. F. Davy was damaged of
which we have no particulars.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

BOUND ovER.-A young man named Geo.
Mckay, was examined yesterday before U.
s. Commissioner White. He was bound
over in the sum of 81, 900. He was commit
ted to jail, being unable to procure the re-
quired bail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

PROFITABLE FAIR.-We learn that the la.
dies of the st. Peters Church realized the
snug little sum of 50. 200 from the fair held
by them in National Hall last week.
The funds will be devoted to the erection
of q spire on their church, at the corner of
Superior and Dodge streets. Said spire
will be ten feet higher than that now being
built on the stone church, that is, $50 feel
in height, and will cost $4,000.
Inc churches, we mean the church edi-
noes, are taking q sudden shoot heaven
wards. It is, perhaps, q healthful sign.
81. Peter is bound not to be q whit behind
"'St. Presbyter."
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

DISTRICT CoUET.-The Court was engaged
yesterday IN hearing an argument in the
sase of Moore Us. Haynes, and a motion
having referenceto the admissibility of GER
tain testimony, in the case of Perkins Us.
the MahOning Railway Company.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13
TNDIANAFPAIRa-

Fort SMITH, ARK September 10.
The Indian consul yesterday was taken
up l reading the stipulations TO be i'm
posed by the Government on all treaties in
the Southwest The stipulations propose 8
grand consolidation of the delegations, who
viii arrive here on Friday.