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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21
AssIsFAHr oUAEnauAsrEA,s oEEIcE,

ASSISTANT QUARrTRuAsrxR's oFFIoE,
ULEvELAND, Ohio, eept. Is, 1859 )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN in pursuance of ins ruotiens from the Onief
Quartermastsr of the D ,psrtment OF Ohio, will
s.l st public suction, on Monday, Septsnlbsr 20,
at Camp Cleveland, ohio.
100 CorJs Of Dry Wood, Z
20 Tons Soft Coal.
The property to be removed from the premises
within i've days from date Of sale.
Terms--Cash in Government funds.
Sale to commence ct 10 A n.
GEO. b. OADWALLADEB,
sepl4:2is Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.

BELLS EPEOIfIO PILLS,
A RE WARRANTED IN ALL GASES
~ for the Speedy and Permanent Cure all di eastS
arising frcn sexual exc, ssss, or
Youthful IndfscretiOns,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions ard Sensual
DR. am,; Genital, Ehysicsl and Nervous Debility,
impotence, elect Sexual Diseases, 10.
l NO CHANGE OF DIET IS NECESSARY,
And thGy can be used Elthout detection. Each box
contains go rills. Prioe Ono Dollar. Il you cannot
get them Of your drugg st. bey will be sent BY mall
securely sealed postpaid With ful Instructions,
pamphlet OF 100 pages on the err ors OF youth, the
consequences and remedy, sent frs.; 10 cents re-
qnired Tor postage. Address DR.. J. 1R7AH, Con
sultihg Physician, 44s Broadway, N. 7. T. o. Box
6O79 Dealers can b. supplied By DemAs Barnes
Co., Wholesale Agents, n. p 4f-
For sale By 9. W. CLARK, Druggist. lis supe-
rior street. Cleveland Sep4r6:WA1ktd
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Mors Valuable than Gold

BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS
PURIFY TIE BLOOD,
Remors Headache, DizsHess, GiddiHess, Drorsiasss,
UhPleasdst Drsa1ls DinBess Of ki0As Isdiges1oa
CleaRss he Stomach aad BOlpels, ..7 I
Insure NEW LIFE iu the sbilItAteo, and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PARfECF HEALTH,
Try them they only cost 70 90 t. 81 II oa can.
not get tn m OF your druggist, send the money 70
Dr.. J. BRYAN, Consulting PhYsio.an, 442 Broad.
way, P. y. Box 507s, and they will be sent By re-
turn mail, post Osid Dealers gupplsd By Demas
Barnes . Go Wholesale AEvnts, H0w KVTk.
For sale by ". JnARK, Druggist, lI9 suPe.
riOr street Cleveland. eep4; ;r6.u y k5Ltd
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
i purchased the entire interest Of Vim. Rookefel.
Ter In the firm Of Hughes, Davis Rockefeller, will
contfnus the business ct the sane place, Nos 30,
35 81 am SO, eexton's Block herwin street, IN.
A. HUGHES,
II. 8. DAVIS.
Cleveland, September 16, 1855. seplosfI2
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ASSISTANT QUARTEBMAsFHR's OFFICE,
OLEvELAND, Ohio, Sept Il, 1866.
n AnOnInE I1 unD RU nrruNr M =.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN in pursuance Of Instructions from the Quar-
termAster Gene raj, will sell at public suction at
Camp Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesoey, sept. 26th, 1855,
(l2) Twelve Drought Horses, a.'
(I) One Riding HoIBe.
These Horses have b. en- used fn the Government
teams at this post for the paat year, and we'll
broGen AM in fine condition. 7his will AFFORD q
IAre chance TO puI chase 1ne team horses.
geTms-Gnsh, ia Government funds.
Sale TO commence At 10 4. N. 800
GEO. B OADWALLADEB,
sepl6:24s Captain and A.Q n.
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NOTICES.

THE FIRM or HUGHES, DAVIS &
i RoOKEFELLER is this day dissolved 81 the
withdrawal Of Wm. Rockeftller, who retires for
the purpose Of engaging in dIners1t business.
A. HUGHTS,
II 9. DAYI3
NM ROCKEfELLEB.
Cleveland, September 10 1896.
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MANTED-A plainly furnished room
w Tor q man and his wi E, without board, or
board s private house. Apply 70 G. s., LEADER
III
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

IINOR Rem with or without Board,
l. one or tw5 uniurnished front oomss in desira-
bic location to gentleman and wife or young men
Alsa a furnished bedroom with bard 1Cr young
Mra- L. III o. DAG
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LOB SALE-THR LARGE DOUBLE
Il Houss S5 and 35 Prospect street, suitable Tor .
boarding ar use. Terms easy. EnQuire Of CONWAY
W. HObLE, az the lf1ee o. BAckns Noble. iel2:l
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LOB kALE-EHG AND Drill
Il LING TUOLS COMPLETE-Wish ali fixtures
necessary 70 pat 1Own Nells- Two splendi5 tsn-
hJrse power lsngnes-one pOFtable the Jthsr- sta
Iio4ar. have been used only sxts days, In pera ct
o.deri together with two iull -gs Tor Puttins down
wells. nctG1lng drilling tOOis tables. sa.o- pumP1s
WonchtB, BAna- Nheet and walking beam rJaBs &C.
VIII be Sid Ut bargain, a1d QeiIyered On the eaEe
- CISyeiand, if deslrtd. For parncularss address
Jr honEeviIie. Pa Rspl2:2z8 o
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ENOR SALE-A Machine Shop, with Sll
p Il the Tools rsQuit ed mAnulacturlng and 70
pairing work for the on kegiOns Ihe shop l. loca-
ted Franklin, TIE great centre o. the oil ueoe.
Address BOx lI2 Franklin, HenanSo County, Penn.
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1SOh SALE One two-sested Buggy and
q q. U. BRIGGS, 50 LhamplAIn st. sep50:z45
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WANTS.
WANTED

w EMPLOY TIE SOLDIERS.
Businoas roQu ted 70 apply for CLERKS
BOok-k keepers Po ters, 1echAniGs, Apprentices, and
Glapoyees, to the Agency OF toe Sanitary Jcmmis-
sion No SO Bank street, where Soldiers, honorably
discharged and well qualified, will be lOuRd willing
and to " TX.
References wdl be furnished when required. No
charge for sew es Of this Agency. .u
Situations are nov wanted Ior The following, viz;
BOOk-keepers, hne Eenmeni
II Cerss xperienoed In dry 500 g. grocery or drug
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HUT SLAVES AND HEADING.
~ The undersigned keeps constantly on hand .
alge aud ell made stook Of seasoned cut Slaves and
Heading, 1t the lowest market pricos. factory
near CloVelAna q Toledo Rsilroad depot.
All orders promptly filed ana sstlsfsction war
rAnted. JUNE ED6AkF0H.
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Please send IN your orders ami help these men Il
earn honest living. Apaly at
s. BANK STREET,
sapls.a1q Cl,EVElAND. OHIO
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aOR SALE-A Marble Business stock
Z toOls hOrsss wagons harnsss, and AL aPplian Gee
Tor doing extensive buslness-OWlng 70 III heAltn
fowhers viii be sold cheap, By applying 20 LkG
GETT 4 DENMAA, hOrEslk, v. sepl2.44
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GNOR SALE-A fine Residence on Cedar
Il St., about mile IRON the city line. Ten acres
OF gre and (which arc producing grAgess Sp-
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MRehinists and TiDsmith's apprentioesi
Z have no trade and Viii co any thin 81
=, disao ID men wish places messen gers ager
.afHgs.
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Balance cAsB on hand.

Il uIElIB GApEua67 HIu
bountles As per receipts fled. 81, ,Oe9.90
Pal, families Of volunteers e. per
recefots filed soeS m a. OF
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DIE ID.

BROOKs-At sea- Sunday. June IL, while the passage
from Aspinwa to this city, Elizabeth Montague infant
daughter Frank W. and Matilda C. Brooks oil san Fran
cisco, Cal
BURR-n thi. city, on Monday June &c. Henry L. Burr Of
tho firm OF Barnes Bum In the SD year Of mis- age
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully Invited
TO attend his funeral from his late residence No. 35 East
Twelths on Wednesday. the Path inst At o'clock p M
FULMER-On Mondly June &c, Christina, re!ict Of Jacob
Fulner, In the 9th yesr 81 her age. . =.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral Thursday afternoon at O'clock
from the residence Of her daughter Mira Richard VsIisn,
NO II West Twenty sixthst
HAINES-At Rome oneids Co., on Tuesday. Juno TO- OF
typhoid fever Edward sedrn only son Of the heT oeden
Hsnes in the I'D year OF has age.
HUsTINGToN-ln Jersey City, MI, on Monday =, morning
June u.s. Of inflammation OF the bowels Marcus w. Hunt
inston OF David and Emily S. Huntington aged IL
years - =, =,
to attend the funeral this Wednesday, afternoon at
O'Clock. at No. lJl Ernest, jersey City.
PRlSDLE-In Brooklyn Tuesday, June n, William H.
Prindle. In the $2d year OF bis age.
The friends Of the family and tho Masonic fraternity are
respectfully invited TO attend hy funeral at his ate resi-.
deuce De ksb.sve between No.trsnd and this
"Wednesday afsoon l2t o'clock His remains viii be
taken to New-Hsven for int-rment-
oUINLAN-On Tuesday morning June n. asr short III.
ness Mary josephine daughter Of jeremiah and Agues
Quinlan, aged yesrs. months and "a days.
No ia Heury-s,. Sew.York, on Wednesday at O'clock.
The relatives and friends oil the fsniy are respectfully IL
vitsd TO sttend
THoRsE-ln Brooklyn. on Monday, June %. William Z.
Thorne, aged 81 y~ars.
The relatives friends ofhe family invited to attend
the funora from the residence OF his sou, Ogden H.
Thorne No ale Hsnryst South Brooklyn, Wednesday
| 2sth inst. at o'clock, without further notice
Brootyn on T.e:di Ha Js m ~ Go,n. ns
vile Of Arisl S. Tsurston Of 4. mira n. Y.
The funeral will take place the Second Presbyterian Church
In Elmlrs, on Thursday, 18th inst, st O'Clock p m
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THE TURF.
Trotsiss Match for Two Thousand Dol
lars on the Fashion Course, L.I.-hen.
~ Clay Defeats Ethan Allen.

Yesterday match 4tween the two famous
stations Henry Clay and Ethan Allen. for s. 900,
mile heats best three in FIVE wagons came of on the
Fashion Course There good attendance Of spec
tators the day being fine and favorable. the track in
excellent order after the heavy rains OF the preceding
day ard the horses themselves acknowledged good
ones. Ethan Allan made himself famous some years
ago by his matches against has great fivtl.
George n. Pgtchcn and the celebrated little
public for three four years until
yeser day his new owner Dan Mace. having made the
match in question Henry Clay. owned by Mr.. Walter
mire, brought himself into conspicuous notice ths
season by his defeat of COmmodore Vanderbilt horse
that had previousy gained high reputation for speed
but which was somewh lat furnished by that defeat
Hiram Woodruff drove Henry Clay. and he certainly
brought the horse the track IN the highest condition
The betting al first even bat when the horses were
seen the impression was generally entertained INIT the
little bay stallion too Aeshy and 500 % $50 on
Clay the quotation in the betting market.
Fira Heat.-Henry Clay took the lead when the
word given. and Ethan breaking before reaching
the torn he passed the quarter pole clear length ahead
III 36i seconds On the baokstretch the bay stallion got
little closer aud was only hall length behind ut the
half mile pole an l;l2. Here Clay broke gaining three
or four Lengths. but Hiram quickly had HIN down TO
Lis steady gait and be up the bomcsiretch
and acrOss the length and half ahead in 23l.
Ssosnd HGt.-A fair scf d,Oh; Clay broke twice be-
fore rounding the turn but maintained his lead not
wbsianGing to the quarter pole. where he was nearly
two lengths ahead III 36i seconds Ethan reduced the
gap little on the BACK stretch put breaking On 'he
third quarter the black stallion left him. and came
home a winner BY three lengths, In 2:J2i
Third Hea-1he black stallion got the best OF the
send off and Ethan breaking before rounding the turn
the former led length 10 the quarter IN 80 seconds
and nearly to the half mile pole IN iil2i Here
han began 70 fall back. and Clay kept gradually
widening the gap all the way home winning the heat
aud race by three lengths. in 234.
Fashion Course L. l.. June zMatoh, $1,000; mile heats
3 IN 5, 70 wagons. - -,
H. Woodruff named blk Henry Clsy.....l ]
ID Mace named b. Ethan Allen .........2Z2
Time--2 81 2.32i 2.Ji
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Our Home.Returnin. Heroes.

The First New-York Cavalry, the Lincoln
Cavalry Col Adams commanding. expected to
arrive Yesterday afternoon. Ample preparations were
made TO give it handsome reception An elegant
Agency and Col Colyer had Robertson's fine band OF
80 pieces waiting the wharf to receive them, but the
gallant regiment owing TO some accident did not ar
rive and It's many friends were disappointed ~ OK
The Sd New.York Light Artillery. 355 officers and
men under Col L. g. Kennedy. arrived on the steamer
Ths rse,msnt landed and marched up TO the New York
Stale 1gency and partook Of hosptable dinner with
fruit and flower filings. At o'clock In the evening
the regimes reembarked on the Edward Everett ana
Capt Asburry and 60 men Of the 7th Ohio Cavalry ar
rived at the New York State Agency yesterday ater'
noon. They leave for home t0-morrow 49,,
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to- and recepted for By United States officers author

to- and rsceptsd FOR By United States officers author
lied to receive It,
From the foregongst will not be difficult to under
stand however extraordinary it may have at first ap
peared how am for third Of million Of dol
ars should have been entirely disaowed in its passage
through the Treasury Department. But even If the
vital objections Of want Of receipts and property
accounted for are satisfactorily arranged there still
many other objections which the State will be required
TO do away with AMI explain before this large expend
ture will be allowed and passed to her credit
There is little doubt however that very many Of the
suspensions and disaowances made by the accounting
officers of the Treasury and will be explained and
removed and large part if not the whole OF this part
Of the claim Of the State be allowed and paid TO her
This. however. will require time and an amount OF
trouble and investigation on the part Of those nrusted
with the business of the State which might have been
wholly obvisted if the simplest rules Of business &C.
curacy had been applied to the making up Of the &C.
count
The amount claimed to have been paid to officers
and troops mustered into the United States service Is
4 N On ia ;krka al fn
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Grand Opening Of the Masonic Hall
Deseriptiss OF the 1nssrtsr.

Masonic Hall, formerly used "a the Medical
College opened last evening by the Masonic bodies
Of the A. and A. Rite with series Of interesting
cises consisting Of concert IN which some Of our
celebrated artists took part supper. dancing. &c &c
The brethren lad prepared rich treat for their fair
friends and invited guesis. and nothing occurred
the pleasure Of the heetlng hours spent by them
IN the Masonic temple. 1t "a not every day that the
uniuated have access t. the pcHdrGid OF tho Masonic
shrine-not every day that We car behold tho walls
which witness rites regarded M sacred as the
Elensnian mysteries Hence few words on the
scornmens OF the interior may not De without some IN
The dimension. of the Grand Council Room where
the concert took p.nce are about - by On feet iumi.
and ceiling are painted blue. and viii be
hereafter frescocd while the lower part
underneath gallery which rnns around three sides Of
the hall il painted black, will white peary drops scat
tered representing tears The upper end Of this room
is rallied Off being formed which 10 occupied by
platform. doubtless intended for sJme ~ the cereno-
MES OF the brethren Heavy rich scarlet curtains fall
from the ceiling which can he drawn across the plat
form. The organ. which il completely new and cost
o., 100 occupies one side Of the hall.
At the apex Of the recess is bright red blood star
which by a simple contrivance be changed 10
represent silver star All the gas fixtures are sym
boicaL
Altnr of Incense the Altar Of Shew Bread q Pelican
feeding her Young blue silk Asg. with full lfsts
representation Of the Monarch Of the Forest. with the
inscription above him 9 ID ma,orem Sioriam hl"-to
the greater glory OF God Also a bust Of Gov Clinton
Con naDder OF the Order. occupies a position at the
head OF the ROOM which Is finely executed and cost
81 90
The evening Gmusements commenced with the follow.
Ing words 81 welcome by C. T. McClenachan;
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; in behalf ~ the Masonic
Fraternity Of the Ancient and Accepted Bite have
this evening the pleasure 70 bid you corda and sin
cere welcome 20 this temple shortly 10 be dedi.
Gated TO the great Architect Of the Universe whom we
here worship.
The programme WINS interesting. consisting Of vocal
and instrumental music but We have no space for II
th IL morning.
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lss ocsr, authorized TO receive and receipt for III
and that Of the entire expenditure Of more than one
bird OF million OF dollars there In not except gen.
er.l oertcate OF the State authorities that all the
charged hayD been paid the slightest evidence that the
Etate has ever paid a dollar Of the Whole amount, 1t
Sfl no longer be matter Of wonder that the account
ing officers IN the proper discharge Of their duties
ksyo been compelled to suspend and disalow it. In
having this we must not be understood expressing
Inv doubt az to the fact that the expenditures were
hads a. claimed, but only that there is not such evil
hence OF payment on the part Of the State as war
painted the Accounting Officers in allowing the claim
An Auditing Board appointed by the Legislature
Of Iowa to examine and pass upon all claims against
hhs State and this Board doubtless discharged It's duties
6Arcfnly ano wisely. Indeed, there is abundant e'
hence that they scrntinised the claims presented
against the State with than ordinary sharpness
,Afidavits were made, and witnesses we're examiner
Under oath II establishing claim before JUSTINE
kour and their verdict was Endorsed upon eacn
Eamlng. specifically, the amount silo"eu Wy 'nena
Thus far the claim of the State IA e1oeheu'y aulnen
oated But unluckiy there the authehucauon ceases
Beyond any reasonable dosbt each voucher was pao Oy
MIA State IN the allowance Of the Auditing Board in
Horned upon III but the State neglected TO take the re-
Aa,pts of the parties whom she paid upon the vouchers
Fhe accounting officers had no discretion, and were
compelled to cut off the entire amount thus deficient in
6videnoe of payment by the State. There are many
Usher causes Of suspension. technical and otherwise
which are duly noted In the sheet Of difference to be
presented to the State and making part Of the settle
ment but 1t Ia unnecessary to alude to them here.
The State presents no property account IL any
record of the property purchased was made, 1t has
been retained by the State officers and was not trans
United with the account 1t is doubtful however 4
my was made. We give below, therefore carefully
prepared schedule made up by examining each pur
ohass voucher separately This may be relied upon as
accurate except that small miscellaneous articles
a. thread &C.. lumber iron, and nails for barracks
medicines for hospital and provisions for the SUD
uistenoe OF the troops. are not included
This schedule with the exceptions named above
thows the amount of property purohased-the amount
accounted for and the amount remaining unaccounted
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Total a. claimed BY the s,.,. 81

Total a. claimed by the State ....... GzT4 1871 "a
o. this sum there is allowed sls.S5s % the balance
being suspended and dsallowed for various reasons.
Some have been paid for too long period of time In
very many instances the dates OF officers commissions
are not given and many Of the rolls have been re
ceipied apparently in the same handwriting. These
aud the like objections which compelled suspension OF
80 large portion Of the amount claimed viii probably
be easily explained and large amount ultimately al
lowed.
The amount claimed by the State to have been paid to
officers in charge OF the several camps established
throughout the State and to troops not mustered into
the United States service. is .. 27j CO.
OF this sum there has been allowed G,ll7 ~. the
balance being suspended or dsaosed for explanation
10 the dates of officers missions and because the
troops paid were recruits rejected by the United States
mastering officer on examination. The rule laid down
by Secretary Of the Treasury for the settlement of
these State claims that no Reimbursement will be al
lowed for expenditures incurred for either officers or
men actually mustered and received into the service
Of the United States Is alive. and 80 much Of this
and similar accounts claiming reimbursement for this
ella Of expenditures cannot De allowed by the Depart
ment.
Thus is explained this sweeping curtament Of the
Iowa account sHd although the State authorities and
the people Of the state will regret the necessity which
prevents their receiving at from the General Gov
eminent repayment for moneys 30 generously advanced
by the State aid in crushing tie great Rebellion. they
fail to that the Government is no, responsi'
bic for delay geabe rather to the
went Of system and proper business accuracy In keeping
the accounts between the State and the General Gov
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Hotel Personal.

Gen. Peter S. Niche, q. 5. a; Judge W.
II DoItater Rome; the Hon. G. W. McCore, 1t.
Piper. U. S. A.. are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Brig Gen. Dwight. L. s. A; Capt. Cook. steamer
Cuba: Mr. Jasage, Boston; A. Biefstadt, New York
L. l. Jennings London. and IL. i. Edwa ards. England.
are OF the Brevoort House.
George Chambers and James S. Murdoch Of England
are ai the NewYork Hotel
Bishop Whippe, Minnesota; Senator Grow. Penn.
and Com Stockton, n. j.. are al the Astor House.
Col Connolly, WIN. Cnllie and L. G.. Walker OF Eng
land are at the Clarendon Hotel.
Anthony Il. Stocker NJ. d., Surgeon q. 5. n Col.
A. SAWYER Milman. Del. and &. Gordon. England,
are at the Hoffman House. Dr. Estes Howe Of Boston
Is at tho ST. Nicholas Hotel