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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

NOtice-The National Equal Rights League
will hold its 6rsE Annual nesting in this city, on
Tuesday next, September 18th and will continue
in session about three days. The meeting viii be
held at Garrett'S Qste ChApin's) hall, organizing
at 10 O'CLOCK A. M. On Wednesday evening. the
Cuyahogs County League will give grand enter.
tainment at National Hsll the assls to be applied
in promotiog the elective franchise colored citi
of the site Of ohio, and to ths elevation of
the freedmen in the South Ths Committee will
spare no pains 80 make the occasion one of inter
est to ali. 1t Is hoped that gen rous public will
give the League hearty support, as the object
they are seeking to accomplish is humane and Just
Committee Of fArrangemeaH-C. M. Richardson, J.
I. BAnkhead, ]. A. Davis, B. G. Hazel, John Nal.
vim, Jos. Williams. sepl6:tl
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CAPTAIN WlRN.

WARRINGTON, September Is.
It was reported this morning that Capt
Wirz did during last night, but on inqui.
~ at the Old Capitol, it has been ascer-
tanned that he is somewhat improved ia
health. The prospect is that his trial will
be resumed Monday,
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GEnEKAL GRAFT.

CAIRo, September Is.
At meeting of the citizens to-day
Committee WAS appointed 10 invite Gen.
Grant to visit Cairo, where he began his
illustrious career, and psrtake of the hos
pitAlities of the city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

hon. John BrinkerhOf is the Union cam
Sidste for the Legislature from Wayne
Oounty. he was 6 member of the last
L,sgisissuto, and his constituents have tes-
tiHsd their appreciation of his ability by
renominating him. he has rather hard
dis.nct but We think he can carry it
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

To Printers.-we h.,e for rale in quanti.ie.
to suit, BiBgham's celebrated Boiler Composition;
also, Palmer's Patent tompOsitiOn. the best and
most du'sbls extant Al orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., Ci,,T land,
Ohio. .agT
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Hinglake. AaPOleoa and Kate How

The New York correspondent of the
Chicago EedN5Eican revives an old scandal
about The gifted author of Eothen and the
Emperor Of the French. BE says
Itmay have escaped your recollection
that, in the death Of Kate Howard, the
former mistress Of Louis Napoleon, died
the cause OF that personal rAncsr which,
Kinelske,in the introduction 70 his "AmeriI
can War" displayed toward the French
amparor, At the time the lady fist en-
countered the wandering French prince,
She was the favorite and sin the protection"
of he English author, who never tOfgsye
her a. her seducer for the desertiOn.
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I,tphtfntn. West.

We learn with profound satisfaction that
the representatives of our Government in
the great Indian Council of Peace at Fort
Smith, understand and ar 9 faithful 70 their
trust, as is shown by the following dis
pstch:
ST.. LOUIS, September II, 1865.
The plans proposed to the Indians in
council st Fort Smith, further stipulste
tbs. slavery must beimmediately abolished,
and freedmen have the right of being In
corporntea into the tribes on an equal loot
ing with the other members thereof.
Goodi Excellent! Unsurpassed Are
there not some remnants of Indian tribes
left in Georgia and the OarOlinAs2 They
are badly needed there
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

For Lake SuperfOr.-Ths new stau oh and
elegant steamer IRoEsIOEs, Captain J. L Tur-
ner, gill leave our Dock for Ontonsgon and in-
terms diate pOrts, on Wednesday, Sept. 2eth, as 8
O'Clock P. M. sf
For freight or passage apply to
MALONE, PETTIT & CO.,
.spi62l6 l27 and l29 River street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

The Rev. J. y. Crane, of Michigan, will
presoh at the Disciple oAuroh, West Side, on Sun
day, the 18th inst IN the morning and evening.
aepl6 245
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1e, 1866. n
The Latest News
sY TELEcRAPH.

The Latest News
! sy TELEGRAPH.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
SOUTHERN NEWS
The Convention In Alabama
Reorganization in Texas !!
The People PetltIOnIng for a
Convention.
Methodist Conference In Ken
a tuGky.
Our Dead at. AndersOnVille.
The Murder of Captain HeaIy.
Troops Not to be Withdrawn
from the South.
Im pOFtant RetrenchmeutS of
The Government.
FROM THE WEST
The Treaty with The Indians
DepredaIiOns Of the Pirate
Shenandoah.
Her Total Captures Thirty. |
about Captain WiFZ.
The Fire in Nova Scotia.
The Assassination Rewards.
.arge SsIe Of Railroad Stock
IOLD LAST NIGHT t42 IA.
Associated Press Report.
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September, november and January
Go Coupons and o. 8. per cent. Compound In
tersst Notes Of 1884. bought ct highest market
rates by Z. J. FARMER a CO., Bankers, No. l45
Superior street, under WeddelI Houle. sel4254
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

We have few gross OF Lymsn Fruit Jars in
Itore this morning. fu
sepls:245 8. s. BARRIE q 90.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

Railroad shipping BOOks-Nev style,
gDt up on short notice, at the LEADER Office sspIz
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MAss CONVENTION.

1t is proposed toqhold State Mass Con-
vention of the original loyal people of Vir-
ginia at AlexandHia'in q short time. AN
loyal refugees who have not returned to the
State will be invited. Alexandria is pro-
posed as the point at which the ecouvsntiOn
shall assemble because it is easy of sccess to
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

Catching a TaFtaF.-Negleot your Teeth
aud you will soon catch tartar there. Mauipu.
late them ally wi h tina. rare vegetable compound
6ozod 1nt, and neither tartar nor cank er, or any
dental disease, ever infect either them or the
led cushirns in which sh~y are inserted sloeoaIw
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in conformity with the current Of trade,
keep their bank balance.
I am, very truly yours
LSlgnGd, Il. MOCULLocH.
LETTER FROM MR. CLARK.

The following is an extract from letter
nom Mr.. Clark, Comptroller of Currency:
can see no objection whatever to your
proposed plan of clearing or asserting the
house. 1t will make notes of the National
Banks what they cannot otherwise be, of
equal value in every part of the country.
II they are redeemed at par in New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, they will be at
par in every section of the land. I am
that the measure if adopted, will
meet the approval of all sound banks and
may be the means of preventing disastrous
results to all material interests of the
country.
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lee for saIe.-sOO tOns Ice for sails IN guam
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

The State Department has Issued, seve-
raj months in advance of the usual time, a
printed report on commercial relations for
1864. Il is q larger document thsn any
heretofore Issued, containing more elAbo-
rate and interesting details Bound copies
authorized by Crngress will be furnished
In q few DAYS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

BOSE fbEhTIBs,
sspli i:g59 l49 and l44 ontario street.
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pgs'es - % ,'r SStr01s tbs season tu''V'"'-'
not tOof0''0O" 2. /. BALDWIN & CO.
ssPt1s;264
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those in the interior both by rail and water,
and because of its proximity to Baltimore
and Washington, where large number Of
loyal Virginians yet reside, though still
claiming residence in Virginia. Hon. II.
Winter Davis, Senator Wilson, of Mass;
and others are invited to address the con-
r,nnAinn
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

NEW 1oRK, September l5.
The Worlds Washington special says !:
There is just now large pressure for Of
hce in the various executive departments,
A goodly proportion are men discharged
from the military servics, who are seeking
positions. The Treasury Department has
given notice that it will only make sp-
Pointments TO al vacancies, and the Gov
ernment Printing Office is out In card
declaring that no more employees are need
ed in that Buresu. A large number of fe-
males are seeking positions in both depart
ments.
A NEW PAPER IN NAsHvILLK.
A new daily journal will soon be started
in Nashville, by a gentleman formerly at
tached to the Press, of this city. 1t will
support President johnson.
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COMMEMORATIVE.

4 Flags were hoisted over the City Hall
and anumber of other buildings, yesterday,
in commemoration of the capture Of the
citv of Mexico by Gen. Scott.
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Her Total Captures Thirty.
The Fire in Nova Scotia.

RlumOIS about Captain Wirz.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

The Tribune's special says: The board
of managers of the Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday
presented, through Secretary Harlan, to
the President and Secretary of State,
beautifully engraved copy of their resolu-
tions on the death of President Lincoln.
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Drp Goods.

AT LEGRAINs THIS WEEK.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED SILK II d u. wsssl
4.25.
PLAIN COLORED SILK st 81 rs same Of % ~
BLACK AND WHITE PLAITs AND CHECKED WASH
ING MOHAIR at tremendous sacrifice 10 the importer
1000 pieces PLAIN COLORED GRENADINE BAREGE,
reduced from 81 Is TO rs cents, only
STRIPED 0RENADINE BAREGE u 80 cents pei yard,
cost 81 70 Import
90 pieces PRINTED JACONETs ua received from Pa'ss
a.vsry low price
500 pieces FIGURED PiQUES.
The most fashionable dresses for seshore, garden, te
LITTLE LOVELY SACKS, most comfortable for 'an' u''
PRINTED LINEN LAWN at 50 cents par yard
JUST RECEIVED, A NEW ASSORTMENT. the last ID
DO had this scsson-
CHINE ALPACA for TRAVELLING SUITS.
Best eolors for tho purpose
WHITE ALPACA. 90 fa.hionsbie for Dinner DresseG
NOTTINGHAM LACE by the yard. from 30 70 IS eent''
received this week
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS as low a. - per pair vefy
cheap; also, NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS al ~ w. o. ~
LE0RAIN.
No. 7ae BROADWAY.
corner wsvcr'ey.plscs.
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OUARrrRnAsrER-GEsERALs OrpcE,
WARRINGTON. ID. C., June 10, 1902
~ 4 4 81

OUARrrRnAsrTR-0xsERsLs OYpcE,
NAsniN0roS. ID. C., June TO- lSo.
SPECIAL SALE OF SERVICEABLE MULES
~ ny order oil the Qu,eSmss.rrGencrs. there wil %
sold public sncton under the direction OF Captain L.
Lowry Moore A. O. NJ. to the highest bidder, 1t the time
and place named below, viz:
kEw.YORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, June ~, lass.
NEW.YORk CITY, WEDNESDAY, July s. 1863.
kEW-YORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July IL. 1855.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1908.
kEW.YORk CITY, WEDNESDAY, July 20. 1898.
TWO HUNDRED sERvICEABLE MULES each day.
Many OF the bought In the beginning OF the war
young mules accompanied the armies IN all their marches
and camps aud broken hardened by exercise
gentle familiar being long surrounded by the
soldiers.
Though sound and serviceabe they no required
the amy and can purchased these saes at far less
than their value The attention Of brick merchants and
farm, 70 IL especially invited.
Mules ,old singly Sale TO 10 o'clock
and be held the Government Sabe, Tcnth
and Thirty third At.
Terms-Cssh In United States currency.
Bteyst Brig .Oeu., In charge, Fust Division T. NJ 90.
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QuARrKRxAsrER- GKSwsALs OyPIcH.
WAsHisGroS, ID. G. June !, 1903
CPECIAL SALES of SERVICEABLE
- DRAFT HORsES.-by direction Of the Quar-, srms.er.
General there will be- sold Ut fuulc Auction % the highest
bidder Al tie times and p scci named below, viz:
GlESBORO, ID. C.. MONDAY, June s, 1865
GIESRORO, ID. c. SATURDAY, juno IL. 1863
GIEsBORO, u. C.. MONDAY, Jane y. 1863
BALTIMORE MI, WEDNESDAY, June IL. 1865.
WILLIAMSBURG. Pa, SATURDAY, June II, 1905.
WEsTCHFSrEE, Pa, SATURDAY. June H. 1875
OIEsBORO. ID. G. SATURDAY June Il. 1893
6iESPORO, ID. c.. MONDAY, june 10. 1875.
GIEsBOBO ID. C.. SATURDAY, June q, 1875
PHILADELPHIA. PA. SATURDAY. June ~, sSS.
GIRsBORO. u. C., MONDAY, June ~. 1865.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. SATURDAY, July !. 1865.
GlESBORO. u. e.. SATURDAY. July ], 1875.
Two hundred SERNlCEAbLE DRAFT HORSES At each
place. -
opportunity 20 purchase superior class Of Dram Horses
er value. Afforded "a the public.
The ANIMALS though sound and s,rviccahe ong
qu-d In the army and be sold The attention Of
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TO these sales.
Horses .old sinslv Sales 10 at 10 Term,
Cash la United States currency.
Steamboat for Gosboro vii leave Seventh-st. wharf,
Washington, every hour iTom a. m 70 p.
JAMES 4. fKIN.
Breve, Brig Cen ia charge First Division. q. b. q. @.
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used liberal discount TO tho trade. LESLEY ELLIOT,
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OYvIo. o, the srnExr Cos.rsnosrR,

OYviCR THE STREEr tosnIssiosLR,
No. "a broadway
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Boaro ano Rooms.

TWO respectable Gentlemen can be accOmmo-
thirds near Thirdsve. Address II. c.. Trbsns Ocs.
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8ales bp auction.

AMufAHT QUARSEnnnTnn's OniCs !
No 10 SfArzsf., Nsw.YoRK CRY. June IL 1852
IN PURSUANCE of instructions received from
i the Qnsrtermsser Gensss will sell ct public auction
at Ladies Home Hospital corner Of Lexinyton-avr snd
budngs lately occupied Wards in connection with the
Hospital and situated on the opposite side Of the street.
The buldngs viii be sold separately. The terms WIZ De
cash. end tho budnsA to 30 removed at the expense OF the
By order Of General Stewart Van viet QuartermssteH
U. g. A. K C. MORGAN. Capt and A. q N.
CHEZ QuARrERxAsrERs OysicE
DsPo1 OF WARRINGTON,
WMHfNGf0N, d. c.. Juns II, 1855.
r ARGE SALE of GOVERNMENT
IL WAGONS and HARNESS. Will be cold at pubic
auction updcr the direction Of Brevet Colonel Charles h.
aed on Est between Twenty first and Twsntyse
TWENTY THOUSAND SITS or SINGLE MULE.
= HARNESS,
A LOT or SADDLES. 10,
which have been used In public service
Tho Harness will be sold In single sotA
ALSO, .
Abou. 800 WAGONS. which will be cold 'insy 10 the
The ssie Of Wagons will commence on "WEDNESDAY.
June %. 1855 al 10 O'Clock with lot oil about ioui
hundred point north Of the Railroad Park nssr tns YER
pleted the remainder will be sold Cs ess between
Fourteenth aud Fihesuthsts. the Lincoln Hospital
The sale Of Harness will commence on THUhSDAf Juno
%. 1855, ct ~ O'Clock O. m
The sale OF Wagons and Harness will continue, alternate
days, until the whole number !. odd
Terms cash. In Government funds
Monday May a. 1885, and which still being
Brig Cen and Chief Quar- ermaster.
Depot OF Washington.
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DEREMPTORY SALE of LARCHMON1

DEREMPTORY SALE OF LARCHMONI,
II We.tchester County.--The RESIDENCE Of y. X. COL
Inns viii be sold by JAMES NJ. MILLER, Anctionecr on
WEDNESDAY. June a. at o'clock N; mi, valuable
estate comprise. 33 acres hour from Twenty seventh
1t. by New Haven Railroad distant two mes from New
Rochelle; building srvsdy erected for station HALE
MILE DISTANT FROM THE PROPERTY. On the
premises Is spacious superior built mansion house win
buildings; also. welbuilt b.anuidy'iocated oouo'e
Engi.h Cottage, Coach. Home, NC, &c. =,
The land i. nigh unduistinT snd extending nearly mile
into the Sound with unusual sdpsbiy for building nes
mos. OF which have and al Of them in full view
OF th~ Sound and tho East River. -,
For HEALTH, BEAUTY OF scenery. bathing hshing
aud yachting Is rarely eqnsedi also. valuable MINERAL
deposs Il, .,
The entire properly Is finely shaded, and the extensive
Lawns around the arches and avenues OF superb
tree native snd imported Of half csnturys growth
Those w.hinx TO loo r-oas- watering pace Will OH
6nd combination Of advantages probably not TO
b. found elsewhere ia thu connry. Sale positive and win
out reserve rain shine in parcels to suit purchaser
map. and particulars apply TO the Auctoneer NO ~ rne
at OF 20 L. X COLLINS. the place, or address MIN
Lsrchrnon, New. Rochelle PostObce, n. T.
Conveyance will he at the ew'Roebele Depot 10 mee
purchasers to and fiom the sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

VTTANTED-A person accustomed to PASTE
w CHARTS or MAPS on paper cotton; either male or
female II competent. will answer: !Apgyo
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