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Strange Views of the Rebel Bond
holders.


The following extraordinary advertise
ment appears in the London Telegraph:
H CONFEDERATE COTTON LOAN.
The following are extracts from an i'm.
portant decision of Vice Chancellor Sir w.
p. Wood: 4
according tn the recognized law of ma
tions-snd all the authorities were clear
upon that subject-when q de faeto governs
ment hsd been superseded or put an end
to, the displacing government succeeds to
ali the rights of the de facto government /;
but the United States government could
only take the cotton, because it had been
the produce Of funds raised by the de facto
Confederate government, not by robbery
or violence, but by the ordinary course of
taxation, and because they-the United
States government-were now the de faeto
government of those States in which the
funds had been raised"
Speaking ofthe Confederate government
Vice chancellor Wood observes;
THAT government was an actual and de
facto government exercising authority,
and as such receiving submission. The
courts OF every country recognized de
fGeto government, and they could not allow
the rights and contracts acquired by their
own subjects with an existing government
to be disregsrded. The displaeing govern
ment succeeded to the property Of The dis
placing government in the State in which
it was found, and subject to all agreements
respecting it"
The unquestionsble deduction from this
decision is-either the United States must
take upon itself the payment of the Oonr
federate Cotton loan,or it must allow those
States which were lately confederated 10
fulfil their engagement in respect to it.
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Secretary stanton ON the Supremacy
of tine War Power In MississipDI.

Secretary stanton ON the RUDFamaev
OF the War Power In MissIzsipDE.
In an order recently issued by Msior
General Slocum, commanding the Depart
meDt of Mississippi, in connection with
the trial by military commission, the Gen.
rial publishes the following communics.
tion from Secretary Stanton to that DEPART
ment upon the subject:
That the President has accorded a Pro-
visional Government to the State of Mis-
sissippi is a fact which should not be allowed
to Rbridge or injuriously affect the jurisdic-
ton heretofore properly assumed by militia
~ courts in that region during the war and
especially is the continued exercise of that
jurisdiction called for in cases-hrst, of
wrong or iDjuryd done by citizens to soldiers,
whether white or black; and second, of
assault or abuse of colored citizens gener.
a~lly-where, indeed, the local tribunals ara
either unwilling, by reason of inherent
prejudice, OF incapable, by reason of the
detective machinery, or because of some
State law declaring colored persons incom-
petent as witnesses, to do full Justice, or
properly punish the offenders.
The State of Mississippi, in common
with other insurgent States, is still in the
occupation of our forces, and, embraced as
it is in a military department. is still to a
very considerable extent under the control
Of the military authorities. Moreover, the
rebellion. although physically crushed, has
not been officially announced, or treated
directlyor indirectly as q thing of the past.
The suspension of the ha5eGs corpus has
not been terminated, nor has military law
ceased to be enforced, in proper cases,
through the agency of military courts and
commanders, in all parts of the
> unity. .fau
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Religions liberty in chill,

We learn that the Congress of Chill
have unanimously enacted a law CIV
ing to those who do not profess the Ro-
man Catholic faith liberty 10 worship in
private chspels. Dissenters are also allow
ed to found and establish private schools
for in~structing their children in the doc.
trines of their religion.
Thu aainlaEaza-n Of arz
public have thus nobly Tindidated the pro-
gressive tendencies of their fallau- nisi-a---
mt 81 the same time, given q pledge to
the world that the fsnsticism which con-
tributed to the feartut catastrophe in the
cathedral of Inns, in 1863, is not shared
by the government of Chill, which is max
ing rspid strides in all departments Of civ
ilizstion, and which is already in the fullest
enjoyment of civil liberty, has now, by the
solemn act of the national legislature, Sc
cured to the republic the boon of religious
liberty also. Considering the intimate
friendships which exist between the United
States and all other republics, we have rea-
son to hail with delight this new manifes-
tstion of Gillian progress.
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me state Treasury.


We nublish in another column the more
important portions of the report Of the
Special Examiners of the State Treasury,
appointed by Governor Brough, under the
Independent Treasury Law Of 1853. The
investigation was made under an order
from the Governor dated in June last, but
was not concluded until the last week in
August. It was forwarded 10 Governor
Brough, but his illness rendered him un-
sbls to read it. and it was returned
to Columbus. 1t Is new published by order
Of Governor Anderson. It shows that
there is no deficit in the funds of the Tress,
ury, but it also shows that the State Treas.
erer, G. Volney Dorsey, Of Mismi county,
has violated the law of the State in several
particulars for his own benefit and profit
and for that of various bankers in this
State. 1t shows that the Treasurer has
INDUCED in q practice, expressly forbidden
by the StstelaW, ofexchsnging temporarily
the currency in the Treasury for Govern
ment securities, in the shape of 7-SO bonds,
allowing those who thus obtain possession
of the currency TO make the interest upon
it as well as that accruing from the bonds
for which it is exchanged. Several instan'
ces of this are noted by the State Exsmin-
ers. It is also charged that by means of a
special coin deposit somebody is making
interest from the money of the State. II
also shows that under the name of pro
curing exchange for remittance to New
York to pay interest on the State debt large
sums of money are placed in banks and
allowed TO lie there idle. 1t also shows 6
system of collection from County Treasureri
through banks, under which the funds be
longing to the treasury can remain In The
banks for an Indefinite period. All thes'
transactions are directly in opposition t
the Treasury Law, passed, bys Democrats
Legislature, in 1858, on the heels OF the
Breslin defalcation, providing that NJ
money belonging to the State shall be de
posted in banks. The law is ridiculou
one, and its violation has coca
stoned no less 70 the funds of th'
State. We cannot, however, justify it
violation, nor withheld our condemnation
of the attempt of DR.. Dorsey, q salsrist
officer of the State, to make money 70
himself or his friends out of funds commit
ted to him in trust For his violation o
the law he should be held to strict account
The Democracy will of course attempt t
make any amount of capital out of tn
affair, but the attempt will fail miserably
If the officer censured was elected by tn
Union party, SO was the Governor VIII
ordered the investigation, the Boar
that made if, and the new Governor VIII
- a PnbIiaa4inn Thnsa facts shnS
the rigid determination of our presen
State officials to expose the least t~ransgres
sion of law, nc matter what may be tn
party consequences. If the thing had haI
Pened under a Democratic a~dminatratio
it would not be called even irregular, an
were it g hundred times as bad as it is
would surely have been hushed up unit
aafser election
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CLOTHING.
z. RHEINHEIMER,
One Price Clothing House.
wuOI 1SAT1 avn pFTAm.
WHOLESALER AND RETAIL.
1n.runo-io-s street

~
MOULD ANNOUNJE TO THE
w public that he has a 'ulI line Of Clo'hing o.
his OSn manufA6tuIe aud Of the bsst material, now
on hand. A
Particular attention is called to the mAnufao-
turs and style Of cur work. We employ none but
the best of WnTkmsn, and use nothing but
the bet OF Trimmings in each and every
garment. Satisfied, from experience, thtt the Peos
pie OF this Vicinity need nothing but hnt Glars
work, We therefore offer no Rastern SOP shop goods
to our customers, but everything OF our own man
~ufacture, made and trimmed equal to the best Gus
tom WORK.
Our CU5TJM DEPARTMENT Is under the
charge Of Mr. SPE NCER, 9 Guitar of fifteen years'
experience in the beat New York Houses, and we
can tTuthfully say thst he has no equal in this
city, and We defy Rhy House in TIE city to turn
out q garment in the style and finish Of ours
Gentlemen IN want OF first class garments viii
he"s find . full assortment OF French and Eng ish
Beavers, Trcots, Brsadeloths, Osssimeres and
VsstiDgs OF all desirable shades aud novelties.
Remember that we do no Jookeying business
have put ONE PRICE, and sell at low figures.
We manufacture our oWn goods, pay no manu-
faoturer Sny profit, consequently wO can save TWen'
~ per cent by 80 doing, the Dsneht OF which VI
give to our customers.
Give rs . call, and you will he satisfied that thi
IL the rase, and that We deal honorably BY all
Aug25.b5:dhtIi
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! The Vermont RIection.

The first gun of the campaign has
sounded. The little State of Vermont has
just elected a Union Governor by q major
iry of nearly four TO one, and an almost
unanimous Union Legislature. The Green
Mountain State has done nobly, as it al
ways does. Maine follows next and will
doubtless do her duty fully. Then follow
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Iowa and we look
fors grand response from them to the key
note so grandly struck by the Unionists of
Vermont.
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e

Penny trains are now San institution in
London. They early and late on the
underground railroads. The working.men
descends into Observation-Disclosures depot,
well lighted, in one part of London, takes
his seat in 8 third-class "carrisge," and, for
two cents, in ten minutes, is landed miles
away, in another part of London, whittier,
by "bus," would have cost ten cents and an
hours ride. In this way the mechanic, in
his pretty cottage in the country, or in q
distant street, is really close by his work:
and one great evil in 3 large city checked
in part.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

Mass Meeting OF HegrOes in Alabama
A negro mass meetings. strange and
significant feature in Alabama politics
was held at Huntsville, Ala, August %.
About two thousand former slaves were
present. They were addressed by General
Fisk. Of the Freedmen7s Bureau, who told
them that whatever was detrimental TO The
black man was detrimental alike to the
white man. He had hoped 70 be able 10
lease some abandoned plantations TO them /;
but as President johnson, he believed,
twas going to pardon all rebels" their
prospects wss not SO good in this respect as
they had been. He advised them 70 live
morally, toiwork on shares, and to diaabuse
their minds of the notion that their old
masters estates were going to be cut up
amongst them. He told them they should
have justice and fair play, but otherwise
they must Hwork out their own salvation"
ThecOnduct of the assemblage is stated to
have been unexceptionable, and the Gen.
erals speech produced q good effect on all
present.
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The Union party in New Jersey is up

The Union party in New Jersey is up
and doing, and apparently growing strong
er. a Union meeting was held at New
ark on Thursday evening last. It was very
large and enthusisstio Speeches were
made by Attorney General FrelinghHsen,
Hon. W. Z. Kinney Of KY, General Nc
Alister, and A. Q. Keasbey. The pros.
poets Of the Union candidate for Governor,
Mareul L. Ward, are improving daily.
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DUB STOCK OF
BOYS CLOTHING,
JEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.

JEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallant boys are coming home;
Jeh Davis has been caught.
Buzzai huzzal now hang your banners cut,
HuzzaI huzza ! let all the people shout.
The way the rebeI chief WAS caught
Is lsughsbls indeed;
BE tried to run in pettiooats,
But he did not succeed.
Huzzsl huzzAi hang all your banners out,
shout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
woman should rstre.t
With . great bowie knife in hand,
Until they saw his feet.
Huzzal huzzai our boys have got good sense;
TEtEt cater shoes ana stosy boots they know
Oh, c~rinoline, w think you nne, ..
For you would not conceal .
The flying rebel President,
When he did show his heel. "
Hu1zR ! huzaA there's nothing half so nue
To show . foot and ankle of, lik we'll raised
crtnoiino. H
Yoar days are numbered now, old Jsn,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . better end In view, 1s
Than the end Of . stout rope.
HuEzal huzzAl Jeff Davis has no shoe;
In settling up al his accounts, just isep hi
Grimes In view.
Tha boys who osught JEFF navis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to q fine new suit
{ ISAACS UdlON HALL
HuzzAi huzzal ding the starry banner ont.
Our gallant boys sre coming home, let ali The
people shout. 80
The Largest Rnd Best Stock OF fashionable
Clothing In the West, at the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaaos's Union Hall,
eole Agency for te sale Of Singer's Celebrated Sew
ing Machines StOrrs Automaton Freshman. and
Strong'B Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined,
Cor. superior and uniea streets.
Look out for the Giants my25
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REAL
G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE,
AND REAL ESzATE AGENT,
a Atwster Building, Superior st.
CITY PROPERTY For SALE.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Prospects st noar Brovnell-Two story house, and
lot 6OxI25 feet; water and gas. $500.
Euclid st., near BroWnell-Large twosLorv briok
honse; hot and cold water, bath room, &C.; loI
b4Kl68 feet. $4,000. "
Walnut st., near Ene-TWo-story house, barn, and
lot 25Xl3 fsst. $500.
KInsmAn SpooDsite Brick Water Oure-Two
story hon sea lot 72xb66 feet; barn, fruit and
shrubbery. $500. Isoaf larst
Euclid st--Goo tWO-stOry brick house and large
lot, leasehold. III
ScoYLlls avenue-Houss, barn and lot 45x9oO feet:
good fruit; = nice place. s., goo.
Bouss and Leasehold-0n Bond st. 81, 900. $500
Store, DwelliDg and Lotion Cedar 1t, near Perry;
good property.
StillmAn HOuSe-A good brick Hotel on Oolumbun
ST.; lot lOjx12O feet. ~
Clinton st.-rWo story brick house and lot 116xl2s
,1 feet.
Detroit sE.-Ths brick store now occupied by
hessrs. frusoott q InRhsm - q grocery store;
enc OF the best business locations on the West
Side; will be solo very low. 49,
Ontario ST., eornrr st. CLARA good location for
bnainsas; lot 92x95 feet; will be divided II de
sired. r-t
Prospect st., near Perry-Vacant lot 47r2OO feet.
Euclid road, near Ellison aven9e-Sixteen acres,
most beautifully looated. :.
Also, . great variety OF
FARMS AND OUT.LOTS.
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General Swsyne. seconded by Governor
Parsons, of AlAbAms has issued an urgent
order to the magistrates of that State in
viting them to be the agents of the Freed
mans Bureau in order to adjust difficulties
between the blacks and whites. Failure to
doso viii compel him to resort to martial
law.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

Com. John Collins, U. s. N, died. a
North Conway, N. H, On Saturday. He
was born in 1896, and served with distinc-
ton in the last war with Great Britain.
He has lived in retirement for the last iii
years. 20
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state Conventions ThIs Month.

The New York Democratic State Con-
ventiOn met at Albany, and the WiscOn-
ain Republican State Convention at Mad
ison (the respective capitals of the two
States, on Wednesday. The following po-
litical conventions will also be held this
month: ~ n ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

The Richmond Wing of Saturday an
nounoes that Robert E. Lee has consented
70 accept the Presidency Of Washington
college : .aIs A-1t. Isr-l-
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DAZOR5.-Just received, = new stock of
HI the dBest and neAtest Razors In markat a
= J. W. Kings A-meriean-sman and bandv.
Bep6 I.- s-.-.A OOWLEs 3 90,