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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
From New York.

| NOlus
NEW York, October Gold is more
steady and the market shows less excite
Hent. 1t has ranged from l46 to l4Gs.
SewarG ::n New York.
Secretary Seward is in tnrs city stop
ping at the residence Of Mr.. Blatchford.
Custom House Appointments.
Naval officer Odell has made four ap-
pointments in his office to fill vacancies
caused by designations. All new appoint
ments are of soldiers.
Vessels Sailed.
The steamers New York, Virginia and
Etna for Europe, the Liberty and Corsica
for Havanna, Morning Star and Star of
Union for New Orleans, Linda for Mobile,
Raleigh and America for Savannah, Qua
ker City and Rapidan for Charleston, En-
terprise for Wilmington, and others for
Richmond Newbern, Baltimore, etc,
sailed to-day.
The shipments in specie to Europe are
SlSO,OOO.
Election.
New YORK, October THE Heralds
letter from Virginia, dated City of Mon
tana, September 9th, reports the election
of Colonel Mclean, Democratic candidate
for delegate to Congress, by 900 majority,
aud of all the Democratic ticket.
North CarOIind Convention.
The Heralds Raleigh special of the 4th
says The President appointed a commit
tee on the abolition of slavery with Mr.
Settle, strong Union man, as chairman;
and a committee for procuring general
amnesty with Judge Gillion as chairman
b. F. Moore introduced an important Ordi-
nance providing for the election of members
the State legislature, to convene on the
third Monday in November, and for men,
bers of Congress said election to be held
on the first Thursday in November IN
der its provisions no one was to be eligible
to seats or capable Of voting, who, being
free in all respects shall not before the
9th of MAY, 1865, have voluntarily taken
and subscribed to the amnesty oath as
prescribed in the proclamation of President
Lincoln with the purpose to suppress in
surrection, restore the authority of the
United States, and thenceforward shall
have observed the same, or who shall not
have taken the oath prescribed in Presi-
dent Johnsons proclamation of the 29th
of May 1865, or who shall be excepted
from amnesty.
Several other ordinances for election
of municipal officers, and several resolu-
tions, were introduced, and laid over for
one day.
The Convention is wholly and thorough
ly Union.
Mr.. Little from the Committee on the
abolition of slavery, will, tomorrow, re-
port the following ordinance prohibiting
slavery in the State of North Carolina:
Be it declared and ordained by the dele
gates of the people of North Carolina in
Convention assembled, and it is hereby
ordained, that slavery and involuntary
servitude, otherwise than for crimes
whereof the parties shall have been duly
tried and convicted, shall be, and is here
by prohibited within the limits of the State.
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nnaaian telegram


Nrw York. October The Herald
s+ates that a telegram has been received
So, So EoYt 81 James, on the Frazer River,
Rr;,isb Columbia, announcing the compile
- - ,'i,i' 80 The Russian American Telegraph
linz In, - - tbot noint. and that Captain Corn
I'll : ra,,idIv pushing on towards Stuart's
Lake. The cable to cross the straits will
be laid next August. A party IS also on
the way to AmOor River, to build north
ward to meet another working party from
the Anadyr.
The Heralds advices states that the en-
ternrise bids fair to be carried to a success
f,l completion at much earlier day than
was generally anticipated
Col. Buckley was on his way to the UulI
of Anadyr at last advlees-
Memorial.
In the Legislature to-day Mr.. Wines,
of MONTGOMERY county, presented a me-
mortal from the people of his county, re-
onestino that measures be taken to relieve
the financial embarrassments of the people,
and nronosed TO withhold executions until
tbe PLANTERS could derive the proceeds OF
two or three crops, or stay the sale OF
nronertv not bringing two-thirds of the as
ieseed TaIna or TO extend two to four years
for the redemption by deiendahts' OF the
payment ofprineipal and SIX per CENT IN
terest.
The hill was referred to the Committee
on Judiciary.
General Lee.
NEw YORK. October 7-RObert E. Lee,
ex-GenerrI-in-Chief Of the rebel armies,
vos instaIIo5 psusIlsfft of Washington
College at Lexington, Va, on last Mon
dav. The ceremonies We're of very un-
Ostentatious character, in compliance with
Gen. Lees request, but contrary to the
wishes of many connected with, and taking
an interest in the College, who desired to
have the affair attended with considerable
Pomp and display.
William n. Smith.
CHICAGO, October THE proprietor of
the Chicago Tribune states that the VIM
Fl. Smith referred to in the alleged con-
versatiOn with Judge Cation, is not the
Editor Of that paper.
Dangerously HI.
Gen. Horace T. Sanders, of Wisconsin,
lies dangerously i'll with consumption in
this city, and but little hope exists of even
partial recovery.
Methodist Conference.
The Methodist Conference Is still in ses-
sion at Edgefeld. Many eminent divines
are in attendance.
Papers Forwarded.
NASHVILLE. October 6.-The papers in
the case of Champ Ferguson have been
forwarded TO the President for his appro-
val or rejection.
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Associated Press Report.
Washington News.
First District of Columbia COIOred
Rnsinnnl-

| First District of Columbia COIOretI
/ Regiment.
+ WASHINGTON, October 8.-The list
District of Columbia Colored Regiment
returned to Washington to-day, from the
South. Their appearance on the street at
l. tracted immense crowds of spectators par
! ticularly of their own complexion. Their
colored f.llow-citizens will give them n
formal reception and dinner tomorrow at
the Campbell Hospital.
Captain Wirz.
Captain Wirz is suffering from inham-
nation of his right arm, which was
wounded by shell He seems to have
recovered from the effects of his nervous
attack, and therefore has exhibited marked
l calmness during the trial of late.
! Attack on Col. Free.
In Alexandria, Va, Col. Free, of the
l95th Chic Vols, was attacked last night
by an ex-rebel soldier. The soldier was
most severely punished.
A COIOred Man Shot.
A colored man named Hunter was shot
and severely wounded in the head, this
forenoon by man named Richardson, of
this city.
Mustered Out.
New YORK, October S.-The Herald's
Washington special says, with the eXcep-
ton of Colonel Fisher Chief Signal Off
Ger and single aid, all officers of the
Signal Corps Of the army, who have been
on duty east of the Mississippi are honor
ably mustered ont of the service.
There are twenty-five signal officers on
duty with Sheridan, Pope and Halleck
west of the Mississippi. These are all
that remain of corps of 40 officers, Sc
lected during the war, on account of their
bravery and mental capacity for the per-
formance of the most difficult and danger
Gus kinds of staff duty.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
The receipts at the Internal Revenue
Bureau to-day amounts $l,3O0,O0O.
appointment.
DIR. John McCook was appointed asses !
sor of internal revenue for the 18th dist. Of |
Ohio
General Grant.
Gen. Grant left for Philadelphia this
evening, and will return with his family
Wednesday.
Colonel HeintzIem.Nn.
Col. S. P Heintzleman, formerly Major
General, is ordered to join his regiment at
Hart Island and report to Gen. w essels,
who was Captain in the formers regi-
ment in Mexico.
Trial.
Capt. Petit, formerly of the 18th Vet
eran Reserve corps, will probably be tried
during the coming week on the charges OF
cruelties and frauds alleged to have been
during his long command of
the iail at Alexandria A court martial
is being formed for the trial Col John
Mansfield is named as president.
Disastrous COnhagratiOn.
A private letter from Constantinople
states that the conhagration which broke
out in that city on the 9Th of September,
destroyed about 10000 tenements, by
which upwards of 40, 900 people are left
without a roof TO cover them.
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The WirZ Trial.

WASHINGTON, October THE Wirz
Military Committee re-assembled to-day.
Capt. Selph testified that some of the
boxes with sanitary goods for the soldiers
were broken open on the way to their des-
tination; that vaccine matter was very
scarce at the South, and his command, sta
toned at Vicksburg, were vaecinated for
smallpox, but those who had it recovered
sooner than those who were vaccinated.
Colonel Chapman then made an argu-
ment to show that the testimony of Gene
rails Lee, Johnston, Howell Cobb, Secreta-
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so Village Lots.

In Hays, Hill Co.'S addition TO Salineville Said
Company do and will reserve TO themselves their
and assigns, in tlh of every lot Sold
from the operation of said sale all Coal and other
Minerals under the surface Of each lot sold, and
under the streets and alleys adjoining and contgu-
Ous thereto, together with the exclusive right to
mine and carry away the same at any and all times
thereafter with the right Of ingress and egress
defneath the surface, with men, teams and other
cQureyances at any and all times not only for the
purpose Of mining ana taking away said Coal and
other Minerals, but also for the purpose Of taking
away all Coal and other Minerals which may be
mined at any time by said Company, their success
Ors and assigns, in any other premises. Said Com
pany will, also, reserve any right on the part Of
any purchaser to dig or bore for Salt Water, the
Company itself being excluded from the same right.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth of the purchase mon
ey TO be paid at the time Of sale, the remaining
three fourts to be paid in one, two and three equal
animal payments, with interest payable annually,
together with all taxes of every description which
NAV l,e assessed ON each Of the lots sold
oct9:252 JOHN HAYS, Agent.
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snhiecf nr Anecfion. !

A correspondent Eriting from Pit Hole
says;
"Before you are here week you Will
discover that wells are very often the sub
ject of affection, ara raised TO the dignity
Of sex, and as if admitted into the human
race as. SO many more. A dry hole is al
ways talked OF as it, and very contempt
nous particle it sometimes is. But if the
little puncture behaves nobly, if it turns
ont good Sowing well, it is sure to be
she What the swift engine is to the
rider, what the proud ship is to the sailor
what the sweet girl is to the lOyer, such i;
your hundred-barrel well to its owners
dear creature and She"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09

EHon. A. H. Stevens is now occupying
the room at Fort Warren known as "the
headquarters, and, according to the Bos-
ton TrarelIeT, seems to be enjoying better
health than heretofore He takes his ac-
customed afternoon walk, and seems to
enjoy it. There are no intimations from
Washington that he is to be speedily re-
leased
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09

'Tis Not FabIe.-Fhe immense and uniFer-
sal demand for the Fragrant sozOdent, is marvel
in the Annals Of Dentistry? 1t exceeds that of al
other dentrifces combined. Neither ascid from the
stomach, nor any other corresponding element gem
ersted by indigestion, effect set Of teeth Tegu
lsriy purified by this Fragrant Vegetable, antsep-
and preseryatlye. oct6
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To Printers.-we have Cor sale in quantities
to suit. Bingham's Celebrated Roller Composition
also. Palmer's Patent Composition, the best and
most durable eXfant. All orders by mail promptly
tended to. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland,
q. augT
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Gold Conn

Gold COupSus.-September, November and
January Gold Coupons SD L. s 6 per cent. Com
pouad Interest Notes of 1864, bought at highest
market rates by E. J. FARMER a Co., Bankers,
No. l45 Superior street. under Weddell House.
seI,II.2a5
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Messrs. Mott d Haighf-Have removed
their Gents Furnishing Emporium from ls6 Bank
street to 14l Superior street, under the WeddeIl
House, and will open on Saturday, Oct 7th, with
an entire new stock Of goods with all the novelties
of the season. oct7:252
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09

Buhrer's GenfIan Riftcrs.-To all those
who want good Tonic, We would recopmend the
use Of Rghrer's Gentian Bitters. They are PRO-
nounced by Physicians TO be equal to any ever of
fered to the public. Try them. To be had at all
the Drug Stores. octG:252
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WEST Union commercial COIIege-

West Union Commercial College
Located at Painesvillo and Berea, Ohio. Tuition
low Instruction thorough. Branches taught =
Bookkeeping, Telegraphing, Standard Phonogra-
ply, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic,
and Penmhnship. The business World, - college
paper,) circulars, specimens Of penmanship, &C,
sent free on application. Address J. W. WAR;,
Painesville Ohio. oc9:252
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Business Education.

CALKINS, GRIFFIN & CO.'S
UNION BUSINESS INSTITUTE,
AT OBERLIN, ONO,
Offers inducements TO those desirous Of acquiring
good practical business education much superior to
any other Commercial College in the country. The
Telegraph Department is under the supervision OF
several Of the best telegraph men in the West,
abling them to obtain situations for their gradu-
ates much more readily than similar Institutions
For other particulars, address as above.
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Gents Furnishing GOOds.-Mott 4
Haight, have just opened splendid assortment of
Gents Furnishing Goods for the fall and winter
trade at No. l4l Superior street, under the We'd
dell House. oct7:RS
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The following amusing incident occur
long since:
"A minister was preaching on the Sab
bath, IN one Of the churches on the 'judg-
ment, having taken his text from the lat
ter part OF the 25th chapter of Matthew,
VIZ; the separation of the sheep from the
goats In an eloquent manner he arraved
the sheep on the right hand of the Great
Shepherd, and had reached that point in
the separation where the goats are gath
cred on the left hand, when A large goat
entered the church, walked up the aisle to
the left of the preacher, and there halted
and gazed steadily at the minister, greatly
to the surprise and amusement of ali pres
ent.-T6led0 Blade.
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For saIe.-The store ON south side Of the PHh-
lie Square, occupied by W. L. Marvin Apply at
the office Of Noble Noble, 100 Superior street.
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s.IA - The large double house on the north
"a. &c Mouumeu, Square, between the Stone
church and Kepner's Furnishing store Apply az
the once Of Noble Noble, 70 Superior street,
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General News.
Quick Travelling.


SALT LAKE, October Louis McLane,
Superintendent of Wells u Fargo's ex-
press, arrived here to-day from San Fran
cisco, having made the trip in three days,
seventeen hours and thirty minutes. He
came by stage 700 miles, including 100
miles over Sierre Nevada in Is hours.
This is the quickest trip ever made.
Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-A fire this
afternoon destroyed the U. S. bonded
warehouse on Dickerson street wharf, con-
tanning 1000 barrels coal oil belonging TO
various parties. Loss $4,000; insurance
about $4,000, mostly in New York and
New England companies.
Not Arrived.
FARTHER POINT, October 80 P NJ
There are no signs of the steamer North
America which left Liverpool ON the 2sth
and Londonderry CD the 18th ult., and is
now due of this point,
From mississippi.
CAIRO. October s.-A Jackson, Alissis-
sippi, dispatch of the 4th says: Hum
phreys majority for Governor will prob
ably exceed 10000, and G. L. Potter, anti
negro testimony candidate for Judge of
the Court of Appeals of jackson District
5000 mfi0riF'
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Shell oysters and CIams-Just received
at Russelrs New York Lunch, corner Of Michigan
and Ontario street, under the Auction Stores.
oc4-.95l
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Winter Fruit fer SaIe.-500O barrels Of
choice varieties of winter apples for sale.
octe.a52 E. GaFTRELL,
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--LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
THE CHOLERA!
.ITSSUREMARCH WESTWARD
ITS RAVAcES IN SPAIN.
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
DR.. Wilmer Recognized and Received.
Secretary ySeWardin New York
GEN. GRANT IN PHILADELPHIA.
Gen. Butler on ReCOnStPuctiOn
ConSuIS from Hayti Recognized.
North Carolina Convention.
SLAVERY TO BE ABOLISHED.
Associated Press Report.
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From New York.
Attempt 10 Escape.

The Herald's Fort Monroe correspon-
dent has the following particulars of the
attempt to escape made by DIR. Mudd, as
heretofore published: The Doctor enjoyed
unusual liberties on the island through his
being detailed in the hospital department
Through the advantage of this liberty he
managed TO secrete himself in one of the
coal bunkers of the steamer Thomas Scott
When he was found to be missing most
thorough search of the steamer was insti-
tuted to find him, and the search was very
NEAR abandoned and the idea of his con
cealment on it given up, when an officer
who was assisting in the search thrust the
point of his sword into the Doctors face,
causing him to cry out and thereby make
known his place of confinement He lay
wholly hidden under the coal except a
portion of his face. On his discovery he
was taken back to prison and put at hard
labor, which occupation he is likely to fol-
lom for some time. The quarter master
of the Thomas Scott was subsequently ar
rested on a charge of completely in aiding
the Doctor to escape. There has been no
change in the disposition of the other as
sassins.
The MOrmOns.
The Times Salt Lake correspondent
of September 10th, says: The report is
that in the ensuing October the Mormon
conference will be the largest held for
many a year, Brigham, in his recent visit,
having extended liberal invitations to the
country people to come to the preaching,
and bring bands and choirs
General Meagher.
Gen. T. F. Meagher arrived to-day, and
will probably be serenaded tonight He
leaves in a few days for his new home in
Montana
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR STPERIOR.

TNHE favorite staunch sez
Il and reliable Steamer IRONS nJRM
CITY, Captain B. g. SWEET, viii izr-1ltS lA3aAN
leave our dock for ONTONAGoN sETS5s-S5S==5szzfl.
and intermediate ports, on TUESDAY. October
10th, at O'Clock p. NJ. For Freight or Passage
apply TO MALONE, PETIT a co.
Oct7.2I2 I2T and 100 Ri,.r-str.ot
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PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS.
On Saturday, 14th Day of October,
COInmbiana County. Ohio

The Sslineville Coke aud Coal Mining Company
will sell at public sale, on their premises, at
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FOR LAKE SIrPERIOR

TNHE stauneh and elegant -
Il steamer 5 D. CALDWELL,S INN
}. NJ. LEWIS, Master, will leave -Il-1 ll5sNN
onr dock MONDAY, Oct 9th, zazzsSsss==7=S55Au
P. NJ, ONTONAGON and intermediate ports.
For Freight or Passage apply to
GARRErSON q co. Agents
oct7:252 No I Riyar-st Cleveland a
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NASHVILLE, October 6.-The papers in
the case of Champ Ferguson have been
forwarded to the President for his appro-
val or rejection.
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can be accommodated with Board
n3e Patients eau je9.R4:lstp
- sbe Cure.
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The Currency
WASHINGTON October 7.-Secretary Nc
Culloch will urge upon Congress Il con-
traction of currency and that the Presi-
dent favors such policy.
The President expects to take trip
south neXt week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

worked through varou. forms leading 70 the popula.
theme Dorra Ho5i!, which is brilliantly treated and
worked up to an effective close 1t is dashing saoa
piece. where It will long remain a 'ayorite.
sa.t.rsnA Pour piano-ri. composite par Charles FrsdsL
J. schlberth Co, No 30 Broadway.
This is a spirited dance form, unknown in
these latitlde, bat popular among tie Romans. Its
movement is rapid and ehangeful and fall Of fire. pas
sion and brlianey. Mr. Fradcl has been yery happy
il bis subject and has treated II IN mastery manner
The motion u not lost or delayed from the first bar to
the last but all 10 whir, dash and action The CON.
position is excellent it j. attractive brilliant and char
acterstic and displays the hand Of master through.
out 1t is dedicated to Lis friend the celebrated plan
Isl, James VI. WehH.
Yankee Doodle Ane!csuishe. voIed ur dn' Pi'aofort-
bsabei,e Lou. k5h.s' j. SchubeEih Co.. No '-0
Broadway.
This Is a very German treatment OF our
national air 1t is presented in two ways the grave
and the yay-a the minor mode, which IS never useu'
bu, is, Of course admissible il iantasle tnd III tne
tempo d vnlse which equally unnaiional Ihe nitro
dlctOn in minor is treated a narche iunebre Win
elaborate and ponderous harmones, and avery soeu
and impressive movement 1t makes. Inc WaH IS
lively and spirited. and the closing section, WIZ The
theme given out fully in tie len hand accompanied 10y
full syncopated chords ia the right hanc' Is que o
liant and effective.
Caprice s.ysnne Morcsau ie salon pour piano par OA'
Wells. J. schuberth Co, No. go broae"s!'
The Styrienne is one Of the most charming
forms Of waltz aud is marked in is character as TIC
mazouTka Of Poland. Mr.. Weis he's written a very
graceful and meodous subject and one true to TIC ma
tional characteristics Each part IS carried ont IN tht
spirit and sentiment of the leading subject. so thai
there a homogene.ty about Tie composition which Is
pleasant to observe. M. W.ls Las written many
charming things OF this class OF which the one uudei
notice s deserving Of special mention.