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special Dispatches
RECEIVED UP TO 5 O'CLOCK. A. M.
Especial D.p.teho. to western Associated Pre,..l
RESERVE CORPS

Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press.l
VETERAN RESERVE CORPS.
New YoRK, October PA Washington
special to morning paper says it appears,
after all that has been said about mastering
out the Veteran Reserve Corps, that the or
der about to be issued simply directs com
mauding officers to prepare separate rolls OF
those men who desire to be discharged from
the service, and of those who wish to be
retained. This is for the purpose of mus
tering out those who wish 1t, reducing the
number of officers, and consolidating the
Corps, which Congress viii be asked tomake
a permanent organization, into which men
who have been wounded, and who desire 70
re-enter the service, but who cannot enlist
in the regul9r army according to the regu-
lations on account of existing disabilities,
will be admitted. --. - lrl
VISIT TO RICHMOND. --"}- Oh.
> A portion of the party of European capi-
talists now in this country, including son
of Sir Morton Peto, visited Richmond and
Petersburg during the past week, and spent
some time viewing the battle fields in that
vicinity. ....., .a -...
PROM BUENos ATREs.
Buenos Ayres newspapers = the goth of
September have reached us by the way of
EUROPE. 1ney cOEhdln AilbiC IN duuibiOh "
the war between Paraguay and the allies
The Paraguayans have respect for property
protected by our national flag.
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS,
The new line of steamers between New
York and the Rio Janeiro, in addition to the
subsidy granted by the United States and
Brazil, has been voted $685. by the Argen-
tine Congress on condition that the trips of
these vessels be extended TO Buenos Ayres.
-faN THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
President Johnson's address to the Bra
zilian Minister has attracted considerable
attention, both in France and England, and
in each country it is reported that the Pres
id ents advice to the Brazilians to aim at
sus stainining themselves, Absolutely implies
the abandonment Of the Monroe doctrine
FILES RECEIVED.
NEW YORK, EOctober 29.-Files by the
steamer Africa have been received.
The .Pope's allocution against secret secie-
ties has occasioned great stir among the
Free Masons. It is reported that in Paris
lodges of every rite, except Scotch, have as
sembled tu deliberate on proposal of re-
coneilistioYl. .-5- FL
General Afelleuite, who is Grand Master,
and at the same time Commander of the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

The campaign in New jersey, says the
New York Tlri61ne is progressing vigor-
ously and hopefully. Over eighty Repub-
hcan speakers are in the field, delivering
addresses every night to crowded and en-
thusiastic assemblies. The ablest mon in
the Republican party are on the stump.
Men accustomed to scan the political hofi-
zon aresfuil of hope that New Jersey will
be redeemed Leading Democrats in the
State do not hesitate to say that they con-
slider the State lost to them. They re-
gard the statement of President johnson,
as reported by Mr.. Stearns, as doing the
work in New Jersey.
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FdIliiiall FednIliaalnl Coz, Congress.

New YORK, October 2s.-The Senate ofthe
Fenian Congress e7assembled to-day at the
Astor House. hsn -l-t ...| -1.-U
The Chair was occupied by the President,
Colonel Nm. R, Roberts.
The session, as hitherto, was strictly pri-
vate, and the attendance confined to mem
bers.
1t was ascertained, however, that the prin-
cipaI business transacted was in relation to
the rate of bonds for the future Irish Re
public, whiehwill beready for delivery next
week. t.r nlI
Several Of the members stated that they
had received pledges from prominent eiti-
zens that they would subscribe for the bonds
in various amounts. t..--
The Senate intends to establish its head
quarters permanently in large hall in this
city in q few daYs. - 90
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the Remains or Col. Danlrren.

A Washington telegram to the Cincin-
natl Gazette says:
The remains of the lamented Col. Uric
Dahlgren will be exposed to view in the
City Hall of this city tomorrow. No man
duriug the late war deserves more respect
from the American people. When the wal
broke out he was in Louisiana, and was
offered every inducement TO Join the con-
spirators, but their effort failed, and he al
once repaired to the North and entered the
service ofhis country. he rendered dis
tinguished aid in the Valley of Virginia
under Banks, and subsequently, under Sigel
and the commander of the army of the
Potomac, and finally met his death while
engaged in the laudable enterprise of re-
lieYing our prisoners in the Richmond bas-
tiles. AT Hagerstown he lost leg, and at
Kings and Queens Court Housed his life. His
remains will be exposed in state until Mon
day next, when they will be removed on a
special train to Independence Hall, Phila-
delphis, after which they will be deposited
in the family ground.
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DemocratIc Campaign orators.

The Richmond Republic states that B.
johnson Barbour, who was recently elect
ed member of Congress for the Third Dis
trict of Virginia, has accepted an invita-
ton from the Union Central Committee of
New jersey to visit that State and address
the people prior to the approaching cleo
ton. This is very appropriate. Now let
the New Jersey Democracy invite Wade
Hampton, Esq, Governor elect of South
Carolina, to follow Mr.. Barbour's example.
A political debate between Hampton and
Fitzpatrick, the latter of whom drove the
former before him all through Georgia and
South Carolina, would be very edifying
and instructive. They were on different
sides then, and, neither changing his prin-
ciples, they are on different sides now. We
predic: that the gallant Jerseyman would
prove mora than match for the South
Carolina leader on the platform as well as
in the saddle. Let US have the debate be-
tween Fitzpatrick and Hampton.
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saturday Nights Report.
Washington News.
Not Decided.


New York, October 2S-The Posts Wash
ington special says that the President has
not yet made a decision in the case Of Hen
ry Wirz.
@ The Same.
Senator Cragin of New Hampshire had
an interview with the President yesterday,
when Mr.. johnson substantially reiterated
the sentiments expressed in the Stearn
letter. tuEs
Proclamation by the President of the
United States. ...r.- s
WHEREAs, 1t has pleased Almighty God
during the year which is now coming to an
end to relieve our beloved country from the
fearful seourge of civil war, aud to permit
us TO secure the blessings of peace, unity
and harmony, with great enlargement of
civil liberty and whereas, our Heavenly
Father has also during the year graeiously
aYerted from US the calamities OF foreign
war, pestilence and famine, while our
granaries are full of the fruits of an abun-
dant season, and whereas, righteousness. .ex-
ats a nation, while sin is reproaeh to any
people, now, therefore, l. Andrew johnson,
President of tie United States, do hereby
recommend to the people thereof that they
do set apart and observe the first Thursday
of December as a day of nahonal thanks
giving to the Creator of the universe tor
this deliveranee and these blessings, and
do further recommend that on that occasion
the whole people make a confession of ma
tional sins against His infinite goodness,
and with one heart and one mind implore
the Divine guidance in the ways of nation
alvirtue and holiness.
In testimony whereof Ihave hereunto set
my hand and cansed the seal Of the United
States to be affixed. -
Done at the city of Washington this 2Sth
day of October, in the year of our Lord,
1865, and of the independence of the
United States the Goth.
(Signed,) ANDREW JOHNSON.
| BY the President:
, WM. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State. 5k
a-t The Tunisian Embassy. q
WASHINGTON, October 2s.-The Tunisian
ambassadors spent some time yesterday
evening with the Secretary of State at his
residence. They win be formally presented
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

Frederick Douglass speech in Boston
on the oath, deserves the public attention.
H0nce when l called upon Mr.. Lincoln,
he remarks, Governor Buckingham, Of
Connecticut, also called on the President.
Tell him he must wait said the President,
4 want to have long talk with my friend
Douglass think, continued Mr..
Douglass f'that was the first time that q
Governor of a great State was compelled
to stand out in the cold, while the Presi-
dent was eonversing with a negro" Mr..
Douglass strongly opposes the policy Of
President johnson and the views recently
pressed by Henry Ward Beecher Mr.
Douglass it leading representative of the
colored race. and his opinion, accordingly,
is of Importance. .-F.
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The Family of Jefferson Davis.

|
Mr. Jefferson Davis was well known by
sight TO most of the citizens of Richmond
and soiourners here during the war. He
might be seen any morning walking with
erect mien and measured military step
from his residence on Clay street to his
office in the third story of the Custom
House; or any evening during the spring
and summer Of 1862, and the latter part of
1854 and the early months of the present
year, at which several times the federal
hosts were laying siege to Richmond, riding
TO the front, or accompanied by a single
aid. These frequent occasions gave all an
opportunity of becoming familiar with his
appearance. With Mrs. Davis it was DIFF
ferent. Few of our citizens, beyond the
congregation ofSt Paul church, ever saw
her and not more than dozen visited her
soeiably She and her sister, Miss Howell,
found their society among the wives and
daughters of Confederate officials, who,
with the staff and post officers of the Con-
federate army, made up what was known
as the "court circle" Though Mr.. Davis
family were little known to our people,
they, for four years, held such a high posi-
ton here that their fate must be a matter
of some interest to us. With the purpose
of stating their whereabouts this paragraph
was begun.
Mrs Jefferson Davis is residing at the
house of a Mr.. Schuyler, near Augusta,
Georgia She enjoys her usual robust
health, is under no surveillance, and is
permitted at will to correspond with her
husband and friends Mrs, Howell, Mrs.
Davis mother, is in Canada in general
charge of the children of the latter, Of
whom Maggie, aged eleven years, is at
the convent of Sacred Heart at Montreal,
and jeff, aged nine, is at school at Len
noxville, distant from Montreal sixty
miles, =
Burton. n. Harrison and Colonel Lub-
book, of Mr., Davis military family, are
still in solitary confinement at Fort Dele
ware.
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crane CarwOes.

In our notice day before yester-
day Of the large grape cargoes of
the Philo Parsons, Island Queen
and General Grant, we done the Philo
Parsons an injustice by making her cargo
twenty-five tuns less than It was. 1t
should have been ffty-hve tuns instead Of
thirty, which made the combined cargoes
Of grapes of the three vessels zinetsE-tfUe
tuna. Ninety-fye tuns Of grapes shipped
in one day, and the quantity not missed.
Just think of it itl-,SdndaGsky Register.
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SPECIAL pIsPATcHEs:
THE w1NOOsxr AND ALGONQUIN.

y THE wINoosKf AND ALGONQUIN.
In the case Of the Algonqin and Winooski
the Civil Engineer has decided that Mr..
Dickerson was not justified in stopping, and
have accordingly declared in favor of the
Winooski. .ai.sf1r .f -i' u" F
.-.f.fi 80 4,7 CASE DECIDED. sH r
The case between the Detroit Water Com
pany and Mr. Dickerson, in relation to a
contract and penalties of $4,000, pending
in the Supreme Court the jury have given
a verdict in favor of Mr.. Dickerson's bonds
men, rr, .a t.v +- -a f.r
PROPOSED CANAL.
A meeting of some Western and Canadian
men Of enterprise, among whom was R. j..
Reehil, the contractor of the Victoria Bridge,
was held at the st. Nicholas Hotel yester-
day. In reference to the proposed canal
between Lakes Huron and Ontario by the
way Of Lake Simcoe, the feasibility Of the
enterprise was endorsed. 1-t Ir. @
saTHE NEGROES IN GEORGIA. i- -'sf- %
z The Times Macon, Ca, letter says that
nearly aH the negroes in Southwestern
Georgia remain at their old homes. Almost
universally they have made contracts for
this year with their former owners, and
apprehend from all / have seen and heard
that they. win renew their contracts for the
ensuing year. -r.--... 81. s..llr,t. .-,.--y -.--z
On the plantations of General Howell
Cobb, where there are between 600 and 700
negroes who had been born and brought up
on his place, found that they had allmade
liberal contracts, by which at the end Of the
year they will have means to sustain them
selves and families, and which, if continued
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

The New York Neles sets it down con-
fidently that the crime Of infanticide be-
gan and grew with Puritanism, and that
wherever Puritanism foprishes, there in
fantieide prevails. To which the Buffalo
Express severely rejoins; at seems a
great pity that the parents of Fernando
and Benjamin Wood were not Puritans,n y
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Saturday Evenings Edition
Washington News.
Cabinet Meeting.

oADAuCs NAcceAnSs
WASHINGTON October 21-The Cabinet
meeting of to-day was of protraeted dura-
ton, and was attended by all the members
for the first time in several months.
1t is reported that the recent correspon-
dence between Minister Adams and Earl
Russell was generally discussed without ref
erenee to any action on the subject
PardOned.
Among prominent rebels pardoned to-day
were Henry MeReetor, Ex-Governor of Ar
kansas and ]. NJ. Sanderson, member of the
rebel Congress from Louisiana.
1t is reported that George W. Gayle, the
Alabama lawyer who offered SIO6,O00 re-
ward for the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln,
has been pardoned. This is incorrect as he
comes under the thirteenth exception. He
may, however, be considered pardoued as
his rank in the rebel army was only Colo
mel.
The Body of Colonel DahIgren.
This evenings Republican announces that
the body of Colonel Dahlgren, who was kill
ed near Richmond, March 4th, 1864, on Kill
patriOl's raid, is expected here tomorrow,
and val lay in state at the Council Cham
ber in City Hall, until Tuesdey next with a
guard of honor. 1t is also understood that
Henry Ward Beeeher will preach funeral
ScIl4Ou III MS nOuOf on OunuaJs at the EScf.
DR.. Sunderland's church.
Another Delegation.
Intelligence has been EessiYed here by the
of Canadians are shortly TO arrive here to
make an effort to re-establish the treaty of
reciprocity between the United States and
Canadas.
War Department. Order.
The War Department has promulgated
the following list of volunteer organizations
which have been or are ordered to be mus
tered out OF the service, not included in the
previous circulars: --...
Illinois infantry, 5th cavalry 9th, 7th
and sth. The men of the 95th cavalry re-
main in the service, but are transferred to
the 47th infantry-the latter still in the
service. The Carolina cavalry, 18th Kansas
cavalry, This completes the muster out of
the regiments Mississippi cavalry, 4th,
and 18th; 10th Michigan cavalry; New
York infantry, 18th, 10th and 61st, and 173d
cavalry I'd Vermont, 10th Ohio infantry,
10th, cavalry 5th and 18th. Also all regi-
ments of colored troops. -.r. :.
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considerable amount of property in camp
equippage and wagons, relics of Grants and
Sheman's campaigns, yet to sell, and the
Cavalry Bureau sell their hundred horses
weekly to a crowd of lively competitors.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

CaIkins, Griffin q Co.'S, Union Busi-
ness Institute, at Oberlin, Ohio, is attracting
the attention Of the public in all parts Of the
country We are glad to this for there is little
doubt that this is Of the best if not the best,
Business Colleges in the States and surely il is the
cheapest by almost one-half. We learn that the
graduates of its Telegraphic Department find no
difficulty in readily obtaining positions, We
heartily commend this institution to the public.
For particulars, address as above.
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pended till he can be tried in the civil cases
now before the Court.
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To BuiIders.-0ne Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Shaved Shingles for sale cheapat No. River
street, Johnson's Marine Block. ocf3e;25s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

On the 29thult, lad fell down the shaft
of the Galmpton Iron Mine, in Devon, a
distance of more than sixty feet, and es-
capped with one or two slight bruisess
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

To Printers.-we have for sale in quantities
to suit, Bingham's Celebrated Roller Composition;
also, Paimer's Patent Composition, the best and
most durable extant. All orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland
Ohio. aug7
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The finest Photographs for Holiday Gifts, are
those made by GREENE Il sCHWERDT, 2O5 su-
nerior ST : = u oc2s:25S
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

Notice 10 the Siek.-The Faculty of the
Cleveland Homeopathic College VIII give gratuitOus
Medical and Surgical treatment to all who desire
it, at their college rooms on Ohio street, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday forenoOns from
10 to T. O'Clock. Oe26;25s:deF
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

Peach Blow POtatOeS.-Three thousand
5000 bushels choice Peach Blow Potatoes now on
hand and for sale by. - . q
J. C. SIMMONS & CO.,
oc27:25s so Merwin st.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

Provisional Governor johnson, of Geor-
gia, sent in his message, on Thursday, to
the Convention in session at Milledgeville.
BE announces that all the cotton belong
ing to Georgia has been captured or burn
ed, and that the assets of the State abroad
are drawn to the full. He invites atten-
ton to the proposal for borrowing $50, 900.
He recommends change in the mode Of
representation to the General Assembly.
After some local questions, he states the
debt of the State is s2O,sl8, 525, of which
only 50, ,ss7, $50 was contracted before the
war. The debt contracted before the war,
he says, is an honorable one, but the other
!. on a very different basis, having no legal
or moral obligation. The Confederate
currency and cause iOurished together in
life and must be buried in the same grave
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THE "BRETHREN" FALL OUT.

A Georgia journal says that many lead
ing Methodist clergymen, of that State, in
consequence of their hostility to their North
ern brethren, have made overtures to the
Episeopaliaas for a union with thSm. IN
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

Driblets of the United States census of
1860 are leaking out through the columns
Of the National IateIligeneer. The follow
inO items of manufacturing statistics are
o,;yeni: coyper ROIIing-6 establishments
AIS hands employed capital invested, 81
47O 600 cost Of materieI, s2,5s7, 600 cost
of labor. 1000; annual value of pro-
Act wear ending Juue lst 50, l9s, I6s.
49, sn1s1,:,,-463 establishments 1888 male
SsnSs smployed; 5s4 female hands en-
.ioxed r cspital invested, $5,ls0,723; cost
r. Iostsrial. S5.l02, 500; cost of labor, 81
so5 o5s: annual value Of products, year
ending June lst O,4l6,sll. 1e1&
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School and College Text Books at wholesale
and retail. at HOLDEN, CLARK a WILSON'S
los Pnblic Square. .a-8 oc25:25s
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Gents Furnishing GeOds.-NOtt
Haight, have just opened splendid assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods for the fall and winter
trade, at No. lll Superior street, under the We'd
dell House. Oct7:RS
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Wednesday. November s. at Il AM

These Vines will comprise the best Of their stock
and inferior plants will be carefully excluded
description of their character will be found in
the general advertisement of PARSONS & co in
tbe October number Of tho Agriculturist
Nurserymen and Vineyard growers are espe-
eiaily invited to avail themselves of this unusual
Opportunity to obtain fine plants.
Ine boat in connection with the Flushing Rail-
TOad VIII leave James Slip and 34th street, New
York, st 8, and IL A. NJ. oct3O359
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The BODY of Colonel DahIgren.

Intelligence has been received here by the
ETIIfcIfs IuuueuEfdI uCIpg afrrUu
of Canadians are shortly to arrive here to
make an effort to re-establish the treaty of
reciprocity between the United States and
Ganadas
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; ApAMg-RussELL coRRtspoxnr.rcr,.

National Ward, is sorely perplexed. 1t is
thought he viii resign his functions as
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PETERSBURG, Va, October 29.-Hon. Tim
othy Rivers, of Prince George county, wide
ly known, died at his residence to-day.
. Explosion.
A locomotive on the Raleigh & CASTOR
Railroad exploded yesterday, killing two
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

500, 900 Compound Interest Notes
OF 1864 wanted. Highest price paid By 4. J. FAR
BER CO., Bankers, l46 Superior at, under
weddell House -a l., octl7:2SS ls.
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Canada Butter.-lO5 Firkins choice Table
Butter just received from canads. Just the thing
for family use, at ls9 River ST rect, by
oc2425s CLARK 4 WOODWARD.
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New YoRK, October 2S-The Posts Wash
ington special says that the President has
not yet made decision in the case Of Hen
ry Wirz.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

NEW York, October 2e.-F. Bohagas was
arrested yesterday, and ever 100000 in
eounterfeit Treasury notes and fractional
currency were captured in his possession.
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The FenIans.

The New York World of Saturday has
slIe ToIl0~Ing '7' III references 70 me proceed
ings of the Fenian Congress, now in ses-
sion in New York City: