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Associated 4 Press Report.
Alabama Convention.

WAsHIEeToN, September 20.
The President has been informed BY
telegraph that the Alabama Convention,
by vote of 60 to 10, has passed an ordi-
nance providing that all debts created bv
the State of Alabama in aid of The late
war, directly or indirectly, are void, and
that the general assembly of State shall
have no authority and are forbidden to
ratiiy the same or assume to provide for
the payment of the same or any part
thereof and the General Assembly of that
State shall have no authority and are for
hidden to assume or make any provision
for the payment of any portion of debts
contracted or incurred, directly or indi-
rectly, by the confederate states, its agents,
or its authority. Ths Convention has also
decided by vote of 6l to 25, to submit
amendments TO the Constitution TO popu-
lar vote.
A despatch has also been received BY
the President from South Carolina, an
nouncing the following action of the Con-
vention: ss- 1g 0I..f f-.t al
CoLUMBIA, s. O., September % The
Convention is adjourned after most har-
monious and unanimous session of Is days.
They have repealed the ordinan of seces
sion; also abolished slavery, equslized the
representation of Senate and taxation
throughout the State, giving the election
of Governor and Presidential Electors to
the people; ordered voting IN The legisla.
ture by viva voce, endorsed the admins.
trstion unanimously, and directed com.
mission to submit q code to the legislature
for the protection of the colored population.
They have likewise appointed Judge
Wardlaw, Alfred Nager and Col. Dewkins
8 committee TO visit your Excellency in
reference to Jefferson Davis, Gov. Msgrath
end Mr.. Trenholm.
The election of Governor and Members
of the Legislature will take place on the
18th of October, and james L. Orr is nem-
mated for Governor.
1t is understood that Gov. Perry will be
sent to the United States Senate. Mem
bers of Congress viii be elected in Novem-
Der, and an extra session of the Legislature
meets on the 25th of October, All are
loyal and in good spirits.
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Heavy. Robbery in New York.

nL NEW LOhAs 0eptemD6E ~.
August Belmont & Co., Bankers, were
robbed yesterday Afternoon of government
bones TO the amount of $25, 900. The
bonds had been placed on the counter, and
werestolen therefrom. A Aperson suspected
Of the theft, is under arrest. A reward of
81, 800 will be offered. The stolen bonds
were Five Twenties of the loan Of 1862
Fourtee2 of them were 81, 900, and twenty
two were $500 each The following are
the numbers of the $1,000 bonds: First
series, lO,2l9, 65, ,S66, A O77; second series,
40, $50, 49 226, 49247, SO, ,55s, As 440, %, ,ss6;
third series, IS. 266, 1916, 1916, 27,S4s,
4937; those of the $500 series were, first
series, 39,2ll, II .46s, 20, O,22s; second series
"a, 33l, 3d. 7O4 35, ,696, 35,697, 35 ,69s, 81, 500
30, 700, S5. 7Ol, 35 7O2, 35, 7Os, 80, 7O5; thirt
series 24575, s.7s7; fourth series, 2O,627,
5,II2, %, ,462, 2.29s, 4s,457, 27, 7,O66. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

The GRzAr MIIFOsIAN TABLEAUx.-Next
Monday evening our citizsns will have an
opportunity of witnessing for the first time
in this city, what is pronounced by the
press, clergy and people everywhere, to be
the grandest exhibition extant. The Chi
cagO Tribune, in nreferring to it while in that
city lately, thus remarks:
1.-THE Miltoniau Tableaux now on exhibi-
ton atSmith i Nixon's Hall are attracting
more attention and producing greater de-
gree of excitement in amusement circles
than anything that has appeared in this
city of amusement for q number of years.
In fact it has fairly taken our citizens By
storm. Every night since its first repre-
sentation the above magnificent Hall
has been crowded almost TO sutf0cation
with the elite and intelligence of our
city, and every one is delighted beyond
measure, and unanimous in enthusiastic
praise of its sublime beauties. 1t is eer-
tainly one of the most chaste and beauti-
full exhibitions we ever witnessed. It
illustrates HMiltCn's Paradise Lost" from
beginning to end. II ssts out with repre-
sanitation of HeaYen-the gathering Of the
angels around the Almighty's Throne, 70
hear a new decree-the war Of the angels,
the three days battle, and ending the hrst
section by representation OF the Don OF
Sod in the Chariot of Paternal Deity, with
shunderbolts and FIRE of Heaven, casting
Satan and his rebel hosts from the crystal
walls of Heaven into the burning iake be-
leath.
"The second section represents the erea-
ion, commeneiDg with the surging waters
of chaos and ending with the creation OF
he animals and man--the six dEy's work
If the Great Creator. The first rising of the
Iun and the Moon on the young earth, IN
dissection, is beautiful beyond de5erip-
ion-second. We had almost said, only TO
he reality.
The fourth and last section represents
tho Garden of Eden, the temptation OF Eve,
no fall of Adam, and finally his expulsion
rom the Garden, ,ths exhibition closing with
view of the Holy City OF the New JerOsa-
ieia, most magnificent spectacle
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From San FraneiSco.

:. SAN FRANcIsCo, September &c.
ceived.
so later news from the pirate Shenan.
dosn hsd reached the Islands, which was
+e-ssss~sl--s-.es-S~-@LI--I 49, a 60
The Honolulu Iron Works, with 3 ca
pacity of turning out 100000 worth Of
work annually approaches completion
The government hiss secured a largo
tract of land, and was erecting hospitals
for leprosY cases.
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FrOmGineinnati.

OIhCIhhAtIt OepLoLnUeL 90
The match game of billiards OF 1000
points caroma between John Frawley, of
cleveland, and d. c. Choate, of Cincin-
natl, for the championship of Ohio golden
cue and $500, resulted in favor Of Fraw-
ley by l26 points.
Mrs. Susan Longworth, wife of Nicholas
Longvorth, died yesterday. .
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aIsior John Hsy, late private secretary
President Lincoln, and now secretary ef
.e United States legation at Paris has
.en promoted by President johnson 10
le rank of colonel in the United Seates
volunteers. In order to reconcile his stay
abroad with his new dignity at home, tie
President has been good enough to grar
him, as q colonel, leave of absence Of
three years, which, no doubt would be
willingly prolonged, in case Mr.. Hays
usefulness at Paris should make his pref
ence there desirable to the government
beyond thst period.
The printers of Denver City presented
Hon. Schuyler Colfax with 3 gold compo-
,eition rule, or his recent visit to that city,
he being one Of the; HcrAtt,D which we,
have no doubt was highly appreciated.
The New YORK Ne,us says that ~ re-
port going therounds ofthspress thN sr-
eral Mansfeld Lowell is connected Hiih
the editorial department Of that jour i is
anfounded; that he is not even persolaIy v
known to the editor.
A church TO be memorial Of john + Iss
is going up under the superintendent Of
the Protestant Church of Constance, o4S-
side of that city, and as near as possible 20
the spot where the martyr Was burned.
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General Palmer to be Remove
Heavy Robbery in new York.
GOLD LAST RVENING f44E8.
iFRoM@ColUMRUsl,,
.laI DisP.teh . fhs 0IeveIand LeadsrI |
COLUMBUS, September 20.


-1E D. -- l a.t-a 60
COLUMBUS, September 29.
-Ass MILITARY AFFAIRS.
The 5th United States Oolored Troops,
626 strong, reached here this afternoon
and proceeded at OnSs to Camp Chase for
their final discharge. The regiment at.
tracted much attention as it passed up
High street. and the neat and soldierly
bearing of the men elicited many compli
mentary remarks. s.u = J., ,...-., ~
The lsSth Ohio hiss BEEN mustered out
and left Nashville for Columbus to dsy
It numbers 35 officers and s35 men.
All the gentlemen to whom Governor
Anderson rendered the appointments of
Trustees of the Soldiers Home have signi
fed their acceptance. They meet here on
Tuesday next to adopt measures for open.
ing the Home immediately. ....
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1he Wirz 1rIAI.

~ WASHINGTON, September %.
The Wirz Military Commission received
n pte from GeneISl Bragg, q member
ther eof, stating that he ~es sick and un-
able to be in attendance. The oO-amission.
after considering the case with closed doOrs,
adiJIlr ned until Tomorrow.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
CoanterfeIGfng.

Boston, September 2s
The police of this city nave arrested
VIM. Platt for circulating and designing
to circulate bogus bank bills. A package
of 10000 was seized on his premises. The
bills were mostly fves on bgg Harbor
Bank of New jersey.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
Election Called.

CAIRO, September %.
Governor Mills, of Louisiana, has Issued
proclamation calling for an election for
State officers and Congressman on the first
Monday in November.
Delegates to the Democratic OonYen-
tion have been elected.
The l4!h Maine regiment has been mus.
tered out.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

made, the negroes being unwilling 70 con-
stact Ire planters Are cheerful and will
10 Sner Utmost TO make crop.
c.H a oesraten, dated Montgomery Ala.
september 18th, says the election ordi.
!na, nance e,S debated all day and finally agreed
maj - All osate elections be left TO the people
On Ine nrss Monday of November. Ar
PointmenH OF representative have bsan
received and discussed. Further debs1a
to morrow ueOape
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
The Cholera

az NEW York, September 29.
Fh., Posts special says that the State
Depart ment has received dispatches from
Oonstant tinopIe which show that the chol-
era is decreasing in Turkey, but that it
has broken out afresh in Italy and BARGE.
lona
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The Acf or seee.sInn-

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September %.
An ordinance declaring the Act of seces.
sion null and void, was unanimously adop-
ted BY Convention to-day, after being de-
bated ali dav.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

NruI Ynpr sanla,

New YORK, September 20.
The London correspondent of the Com
mercial says it is reported that the Bar
rings have made arrangements for loan
of ,0OO, 600 or 2 O00,0 pounds.
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18Th N. Y. Cavalry.

CAIRO, September %.
The 18th New York Cavalry has arrived
IN route home.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

The Annual Fair Of the Cleveland Driving
Park Association, will be held on their new Park,
October I'd, 4ih, 9Th and 7th. $500 90 in premiums
given Entries for the purses on October I'd and
4,h will close on Saturday September S0th, at 8
2. NJ, ct ]. NJ. Richards. Pools will also be sold
there the same evening, and every evening durir
the fair.
EXTRA FUK-A Pacing match for $4,000 be-
tween Maria Brough and black mare Fanny, on
Tuesday afternoon at P. NJ, October Sd, 1865.
AnV information can be had on application to WIN.
b. POTTS, Superintendent.
Admittanoe dnring the fair so cents each day.
The Kjnman strsst railroad runs within few rods
Of the Psrs. sep2s:24s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
CITY NEWS

UNITED STATES COUET.-A few unimpor-
tant motions were heard in court yesterday.
The Grand Jury returned the following in
dictments:
United States Us. John P. Beveridgs
passing counterfsit money.
United States Us. NJ. L. Conner; a second
indictment for stealing, opening and en-
bezzling letters.
The court adjourned to meet this morn
ing.
RAILROAD ACCIDEET.-Ths Columbus train
yesterday morning brought to this city
large number of the 1sssh o. V. L It
stopped at Crestline for breakfast, and
member of Co. G, whose name We could not
learn, in the hurry of getting aboard the
cars, fell, and was run over. His right leg
was horribly crushed at the thigh. Il was
thought that he could not live.
LATEE.-since the above was in type we
have learned that the youngman is dead.
Both legs were cut of. His name is -
Reruek. His parents live in this city. The
body was expected to arrive lass evening.
NEw Book SroRE.-We take pleasure in
announcing that new book store will be
opened in this city on or before Wednesday
next, at 1Os Monument Square, by Messrs.
Holden, Clark & Wilson. They are all
young men of energy and enterprise, of
strict integrity and experience in their
business. Mr.. J. 8. Wilson, tho last mem-
Der of the firm, is well known here, having
formerly been with Messrs. Cobb, Andrews
& Co., the well known house Of this city. /.
This new firm will keep large miscel-
laneous stock of books, &C., but propose
making sunday-school books, Bibles, prayer
and hymn books, speciality. Their stock
has already arrived in great part, and
shows itself to be large and select. They
will keep publications of all kinds, and an
nounce that they viii offer them at cheaper
rates than rule elsewhere in the city. They
are acting as agents for several valuable
works. We wish them abundant success,
and bespeak for them the liberal patronage
of the public.
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wooden RiPe.-Ihs undersigned is prepared
to furnish Wooden Pipe Of any desired size, for
WATER DRAINAeR. sEWERAGE, 40.
This Pipe is cheap, durable And.eAEily laid.
Orders promptly filed.
SAMUEL SHERRY
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
AssEMBLY or so1p1ERs.

A large number of New Jersey soldiers,
who enlisted in 1851 and 50, assembled at
Temperance Hall, Trenton, Thursday af-
ternoon, and adopted resolutions urging
upon thegenersl government the propriety
and Justice of paying bounty to those
who enlisted without one.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
Business Education. .-ls -,
OALKIEs, GRIFFIN 3 OO.'5
1900 ,.rrsrrx-co .uaAT~rtrn

UHIUH bU0INLDD INDIILUALl
AT 0BERLIE, OHIO, afFhrt s
Ofars Inducements to those desir5us Of acquiring
q eood practical business education, much superior
70 any other Commercial College in the country.
The TsIeErAphio Department is under the suPer-
vision Of several Of the best telegraph men In the
West enabling them to obtain situations for their
graduates much more readily than similar Instltu-
Lioas. For other particulars, addresr e. aboVe-
Rev. DR.. BuddinEtOn, of Brooklyn, N. T.,
will preach in the Plymouth Church, Prospect
street, near Erie. tomorrow morning.
IeptsO;s4s
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AhhA ne
Ropr MnNnoE SankAn

FORT MoEhoEI beptemDer 70.
Gems. Howard and Strong and several
other officers of the Freedmen's Bureau ar
rived to-day from Richmond. They are
inspecting the department quarters st this
post, which have increased of late.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

Geld COupons.-spptember, November eno
January Go d Coupons and .. 8. per cent. Com
Douud Interest Notes Of 1855 bought at higenst
msrtst rates By Z. J. FARAER co., Bankers
No. l45 suPsFiOrttroet, under Wsddsli BOuse'
sel4:254 FfEfe AK.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

ImperishabIe Teeth---csn the Te tn be
rendered imperishablei UnqusssienAbly thsS can.
sozodOnt, used daily, will render che enamel AbsO-
lutsly proof agGiost decay, haEden the gums aho
sxpsl from the whole dental spPsi every per-
uieious and offensive elemsnt AeP@''e0o
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
SOUTHERN SCHEME.

A Washington letter says, in reference
to the admission of Southern Representa-
tives in Congress and the negro suffrage
question: Negotiations are on foot to this
effect that if the Southern States adopt 8
law conferring the right of suffrage on
all males, without distinction of color, who
can read, the Southern Representatives to
Congress shall be admitted, and S loan of
from one to three millions, be made by the
Government to the Southern States, to be
distributed pro rata to aid agricultural
improvements This scheme finds almost
universal favor with the leading Southern
men here.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

The Dablin Express of the 18th says !:
We learn that in many Of the garrisoned
towns of Ireland are to be found under the
Queens colors those who openly rejoice in
the notoriety of calling themselves Fsnians.
If it be true that discipline is the life of an
army, this ought not to be tolerated for q
moment. 1t of courseis is only TO be found
Of present among those who have been
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
CHOLERA.
WAsHINaToN, September %

WARRINGTON, September %.
Letters from the o. s. Consul at Brun-
disi, Italy, dated August 3Oth, say the
Asistic cholera has msde its appearance
in the Adriatic and Italian peninsula, and
at the time of the waiting of the dispatch,
seemed to be spreading in all directions.
The Consul of Oonstsntinople says, under
date of August Both, the ravages Of the
cholera in that city has almost entirely
ceased. Cal ..
CIRCULAR.
The Paymaster General has issued cir
cular csutioning paymssters to guard care
fully against the attempts now prevalent
to pass forged discharge papers. BE has
issued such orders. as will baffis attempts st
fraud, both upon soldiers and the govern
ment :.
FROM HAVANA.
NEW YoKK, September %.
The steamer Corsica has arrived from
Havana the 23d, and Nassau the 18th.
The gunbost Isica wss ct Abacco tc
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
PETROLEUM STOCKS.

Petroleum stocks are generally firm to-
dav. The only marked changes were
sharp rise in Buchanan and GermADiA,
and a large fall in Oil Creek. The Bu.
chanan Farm Company has declared
dividend of per cent. Webster, ll5;
First National 20; Montana 8; Southland 6;
Buchanan Farm, I2s; Excelsior, 400, Oil
Greek, 12O; United States 22S5; GermAnis,
Sc; Pit Hole, Sl5.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
INcERDIARIEs
NEW IDEAS

A delegation of the st. Louis Common
Council left yesterday afternoon for Boston,
and will return to this city on Tuesday
next, and start for Chicago on the follow
ing day. The delegation speak in the
highest terms of our public institutions,
and admitted that their visit here had fur
nished them with ideas of Improvement
which they would reduce to practice on
their return to st. Louis.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
RISE III PRICE OF PAPER.
NEW YORK, September %

y NV 2 0IR111 % f''N711lI7NI W
Printing paper has risen materially
within the past two weeks. Price to-day
I9s2Oc. It is difficult to get an order taken
at all Dealers say there is scarcity of
stock and that water is short. Letter pa
per SOC, and fine fat paper 4OA423c.
tatH LETTER LIST.
Lists of letters not called for at the Post
Office will no longer be advertised in news.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

ice for saIe.--sOo tOns Ice iOs sale InQusn-
tlties 80 suit purchassrs- nAs Ezlsasz5aa
ROSE 4 PREETI9s, 1.F 5
..,,,.a5o - tss5i l42 and Ia ontario street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

The Heralds Washington special has an
order, dated the 22d, announcing the divi-
sion of Tennessee into eight districts for
the collection OF the internal revenue.
The President has appointed the follow
ing assistant collectors of internal revenue
Ohio-Andrew J. Roe, 9th Division, 4th
District; IIlinois-Bsnjsmin Swsgsr, 9Th
Division, Ssh District; IoWa-Jaco0 L.
Chase, 9Th Division, 81 District; Wiscon-
sin-Andrew D. Laughlin, 18th Division,
9Th district.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

Fathers Whalen and Hamilton, who
were brought hi,her to testify in the Wirz
trial, left Washington for their homes in
Georgia, to-day. It viii be recollscted that
Captain Wirz requested thSt they be per-
miGted to visit him as spiritual advisers
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

Charles A. Sherman, chief of one of the
bureaus in the Treasury under the special
supervision of Secretary McOulloch, today
fled his resignation in order to take the
position of cashier of the Merchants Ma
tinnRl Bank OF this city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

settle salvage in the case of the wrecked
steamer San Jacinto.
Two hundred slaves had been landed on
me Island Of Algulia to be transferred to
oupa. A regiment of troops were sent to
the island in consequence.
Adyices from Parks Island to the 18th,
report q slight improvement in salt, of
which $4,000 bushels have been shipped.
The price is 90.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-04-29

far away; so that he was thrown in Q
second, almost at the first start and plunge
the terrified brute had made--frightehei
at an idiot lad of the place starting up
from behind the hedge, yelling and fling
ing his arms abroad.
In another moment Rose Blackett
throwing her reins wildly to Fred, was
lkneelinE by his side, holding his head
against her bosom. and calling him her
Beloved Harvey which he, stunned as
he was, and unable to reply, was not too
insensible TO hear and understand.
The carriage was sent for from LissOn,
and the poor fellow, bleeding and terribly
shaken, was taken to the house to be set
to rights as soon as possible; a13 JSSVs
they vsFr Grying hins through the tf1Tr
Rose turned to Fred, who stood leaning
against the Intel Of the door and nearly
Us pale as the wounded man, but great
deal more wretched.
1t has come out, Fred,' she said, lay
ing her hand on his shoulder, the tears in
her eyes, but with more contented ex-
preston Of face than she had had of late.
/ am very sorry for you, especially as
you have seemed TO like me so much
more really than you did; but cannot
help it,
You are a dear good girl, Rose said
Fred and | have been fool. 1t serves
me right. When | was master of the
situation, fooled away my opportunity ;
and now, when | would die to be loved BY
you, Rose, you have gone off to another
He tried to smile, but his lips quivered,
and he was obliged to turn away his head.
Never mind, Fred, said Rose. You
will find some one else better suited to
you, and more worthy of you than am
and perhaps you will come to me some
day, and say, Rose, you have been the
best friend ever had in my lfe,' when
you have q sweet little wife that you
adore
! don't quite think that, said poor
Fred but if you are happy. that will be
something. At all events you are dear
girl and | love more than you know Of,
or would perhaps believe. But that is
nothing to the purpose now; have lost
you, when | might have won you if | bad
been wise
They shook hands cordially, and parted;
and the next day Fred left the Hawse,
and soon after went abroad. Rose and
he did not meet again till many years af.
ter her marriage with Harvey and when
they did, Fred was really married to the
dearest little woman under the sum- and
Rose was handsome matron, supcrin-
tending her nursery instead of the kennel,
and finding her children rather more in
teresting objects of care than Fans pup.
pies of olden time. She had saved alto.
gether about four hundred year out Of
tho wreck Of the grand Bella Juanita sill
vcr mines; and so on the whole did not
badly in life. Happiness has been found
at even q lower figure