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MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELL,S SPECIFIC PILLS.

ARE WARRANTED IN L CASES
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure OF all Diseases
arising from Sexual Excuses, or .f
YOUTHFUL NDISCRETIoNS,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and sensual
Dreams, Gen tai, Physical and Nervous Debility
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &C.
No CHANGE OF DIE is NECESSARY.
And they can be used without detection Each
box contains co Pills. Price One Dollar II you
cannot get them Of your Druggist, they Will De
sent by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, with inH
instructions, that insure a cure, on receipt OF the
money and a pamphlet Of 100 pages on the errors
Of youth, the Consequence and remedy, sent reei
ten cents required for postage. Address DIT. ).
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, Az, Broadway, n.
Y, P. O. Box 5O79. Dealers can be supplied Dy
Demas, Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, n. I.
For sale by G.. W. CLARK, Druggist, l19 supe-
rior street. Cleveland. sep4.r6:Wkhtd
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CHANGE OF AHrisTs.-The Musical World
says that Max Strakoseh has engaged the
tenor Errani in place of Tamsrc, and the
new baritone Maria in place Of Mancusi.
They will join his troupe Immediately.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmESTs

Acadsmy of M-usic-Beneft of Mr. J. Z. Nagle'
Draiusrd's Hal-ItaliEn Opcra-Marths-
Room No. 2 Atwater Block-Agents Wanted
Thomas ~Bishop-Partner Wanted.
Davis, Peixotte & Co.-Local Notice.
Cleveland Business CoIlege-Locaz Notice.
Jacob Frank-Local Notice.
Robt. Hanna d Go.-Boea1 Notice.
George HaII-LoeaI Notice.
c. II. Seymour-Furniture at auction-
O. Cutter & Son-Locai Notice.
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ARemedy for m PiIes.-It iss blessing
to the suffering TO know that We have an ~efectusl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. ]. P.
Hazsrde, of lG4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity of
DR.. strieklands Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. & East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and soldb all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

GoIEG INro WINTER QyABTERs.-The Wa
v~ertree, which arrived here a day or two
since from Liverpool, is stripping, and will
soon lay up, having abandoned the purpose
of returning to England this season.
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Chicago Markef-Nov. 3.

F~LouR-Firm, Sales good choice extras at s7,25
@7,75.
WHEAT-Opened s91Oe lower. Sales at 81, 40
for No. l; but subsequently, rallied, closing at
sI,43%@l,44; for No. l and sl,l5@ll6 for No. 2,
according to location.
C~ohS-Firm. Sales at 5O56c for No. l and 49c
for No. 2. ..rrrs-f r
OATs-Dull at 2792Sc. T.r.
PRovIsIoNs-Duii. Mess pork s3s, OO@33 80.
HIGHwINEs-Steady .
FREIGHrs-Dul and 2@3c lower. Sc on oats and
l0c on wheat to Buffalo.
RRcEIPTs-Flour $500 Dbl; wheat $1,000 bu;
corn $50 o bu; oats 5000 bu. -ji
sHrPMENTs-Flour 4,sOO bblsi wheat 22,OOJ bu;
corn $4,000 bu; oats 1900 bu.
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STOLEN CLOTHING.-QUite an amount Of
recovered stolen clothing hes at the Police
Station. Persons calling and proving prop
erty, can take away their goods.
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BufraIO Market-Noy. 3.

F~LoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHBAT-Held at SLIGO for No. l Milwaukee
spring.
CORN-Quict. Held No. 1 Illinois mixed. at Csc.
OATs-Dull. Sales IL 900 bu at SIC.
B~ARLEY-Cauada at sl,l1@l,15.
RTE--S0G9Qc.
WHIsKY-S2, 26@2, 26%.
PoRK-S36.O 90.
CANAL FRRIgHTs-Steady and firm. To New
York: Wheat 26c; corn &c, oats ljc, bTrley q.
IMPoKTs-24 hours -four $3.50 bbls; wheat,
lO3, OF bu; CORE 44,O45; oats 10000; barley I75l !;
rye 4,77O.
CANAL ExPORTs-24 hours wheat 147, Coo bu;
corn liz. 1GO: oats g. 9G0: rye i. "a.
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Rose & PrentIss, Provision Marke

Hose & PrentisS' PROVISION Marke
Report.
The following are the rates charged BY us:
H4Ms-Sugar-cured premium hams D d.. 20
CASYAssED HAMS -. 80 BD".-
DRIED BEES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q b..---~... 10
BAcox-Or Smoked Sides q h~....-.....-...... p
LARp-Prime Leafkettle-rnd'din bbls or tres 291%
q Prime Leafkettle-rnd'di in kegs q ~. 80
lPoRK-No. 1 mess q 90
"a Extra clear q l.......-.--..-.-- 20 90
ri Bs-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingin
the State. Orders promptly filled. i4I
ROSE & PRENTIss.
Nos. 142, IA and 146 Ontario street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

INDIAN suN.fEh-The first hint of this
beautiful season, which we have had for
weeks, was v-Ouchsafed yesterday. The sun
blistered the face. The distances grew
DINNER and DREAMER every hour. Gossa-
mer traiIed through the bland air. The
hours dreamed themselves away,and at last
the perfect day came toe close. The sunset
was in character with the day The west
seemed full of falling rose leaves. The full
moon rose as the sun set, and the night was
only less glorious than the day.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Newberry COaI.-This favorite Coal-after
an interval of SEVEN YEARs-is again offered TO the
public. 1t lie mined from new openings, and the
COa1 1s s~Peris- - sho pa VductIOns OF Ine oIu. For
domestic and steam purposes, it has NO SUPERIOR
hardly an equal. 1t is peculiarly adapted to
CRATES and stoves-burns BRIGHTLY and %CHEERFUL-
LY-produces INTENSE heat-is much harder tnan
Chippewa, Mineral Ridge OF Massillon-LAsTs LON
ennis more ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yet is sold at a LESS
price. 1t needs no conimedation except a trial
Lump, Mutt and Slack wholesale aud retail, fer
sale by W. II. KEITH & CO., C.. P. Pier,
A' z. N. HAMMOND,
Oet1s:2G2 On Canal foot of Vineyard st.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

EiWHAFpi0 At .MEAN.-We saw two Of the
United States AaEshal's officials walking
briskly to the depot yesterday, with an nm
known 5nsRss sandwirhed7 between them
They undoubtedly Thought a grsaa deal Of
the gentleman whom they honored by
marching on his either flank. He was doubt
less an old and very dear friend.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

A good secondhand Piano will be sOld.at
the Auction Room of o. Cutter &gon, No.
IS4 Bank street on Saturday, November 4th,
at u o'clock precisely. NOv42S9
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

The BRADBURY Piano GIFr.-Go and see
the famous $1,000 Grand Scale, Bradbury
Piano, ~ octave, one of the FIVE to be given
away at the Metropolitan Gift Book Store,
No.l4GSupenier ST. This,is m of the fin
est instruments in the country, and fully
warranted by the maker and agent. The
other four instruments can now be seen at
George Hnll,seGreat Western Piano Depot,
No. 1917 Ontario St. where they are now on
exhibition. Buy your books early and get
your certificate Remember you get a gift
with each bookat the time of sale also.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

Tnrx1rr GHvBcHEThis church will be
closed tomorrow Sunday since It'll under
going repairs, which forbid it being opened
for divine service. %
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OPTICIANS
SULOMONSON'S
EnD A TrH ES
Ap-MfNlsTRAToR,s SALE
I0NHTSTRIT0R'S SALE of LAMB.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Of LAMB
AIn pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
Of Cuyahoga County, to ne directed, l shall oner
for sale at the door Of the Court House, In the city,
f Cleveland, in said County, on the 18th day OF
November, 1865, commencing at ? O'Clock p. M,
the following premises Situated in said city, and
being the horthwesterly part of sub-lot No. 10, in
John Barr's subdivision Of original lots Nos.1 and
and is p feet front on Kinsman street and l56
II feet deep.
Te--4s Of Sale-0ne-third down, and balance
two sanual payments, with interest
Appraised ut $500. L. PREETISSs
a-t Admir- Of J. Proudfoot.
october II, 1865. ocIl;262
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CITY NEWS

A large assortment of imported and
domestic Cigars, fine Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, and everything in the tobacco line
at A. ]. Hawks, 225 Superior street.
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MONEY Mnrket-NoY. 8.

MoSEY-Active and firm at 7 D cent. for call
loans.
srERLING ExcHANeE-DuIl at 10s5z91e5H.
GoLD-A shade Armer, opening at l465s, advanc-
ing to 1863 and closing at l4GM-
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2ac without paekasssi 500 bbls nse on board at
2Sc, packages included. 50 mi tr
Lubrieatinr oil steady and unchanged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

BoDY OF LrEur. MORGAN RECOVERED
Mrs. Col. Charles W. Whittlesey, mother of
Lieut.. James S. Morgan, of the 10th o. V.
c., started some time since for Bear Creek
Station, a point thirty miles south of Allan
ia, in quest of the remains of her son, who
was killed there in a skirmish with Wheel
er's cavalry, November 10th, 1864. Col. t.
W. sanderson, who accompanied Mrs. W.,
writes that the body has been found and
fully identified. The party had then ar
rived at Washington, D. C. The body will
be buried at Oswego, n. Y.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

SUsk.-The propeller Her Majesty was
sunk at Port 0lborne, during the late gale.
She had five hundred barrels Of Aour on
board. -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

LoxG VoYAsE.-yessels passed Detroit
Thursday which were eleven days on the
passage from Chicago to that port. It is
rare that such trips are made at this period
of the year.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

TTTTF" Hn B. NLHr
An ESSENTIAL YASKEEIsM IN soeTtASD-
MioEr SCR TO WoRK.-An ingenious Scotch
man has devised a Continuance by means of
which he makes mice, which have hitherto
been ranked as pests and nuisances, earn
their bread in the sweat Of their brow. No
longer will they be a "non-Produeing class"
He has set them to work spinning cotton
yarnl Hear what tho London Builder says of
"Mouse Power p rIa
a man in Scotland has trained a couple
Of mice, and invented machinery for enab-
ling them to spin cotton yarn. It is 50 con-
structed that the mouse is enabled to make
atonement to society for past otienses by
twisting and keeliAg nom 100 to 10 threads
per day. To complete this the little pedes-
TRAN has to run ten and one-half miles.
This journey it performs every day with
ease. A halfpenny's worth of oatmeal, he
SAYS, at Is. Sd. per peck, serves one Of these
tread-mil c%ulprits for five weeks. In that
time it makes ITO threads per day, being an
average of $3.50 threads of Is in, which is
nearly nine lengths of the reel. A penny is
pad 10 women for every cut in the ordi-
nary way. At this rete q mouse earns Cd.
every five weeks, which is one farthing per
day, or Is, I'd. per snnum. Take IS. off for
board, and Is. for machinery, there Will
arise IS. clear profit from every mouse
| yearly The canny Scot is going to make
application for the lease of an old empty
house, 100 fl. by 50 #. and 50 feet in height,
which will hold ten thousand mouse mills,
besides sufficient rooms for keepers and SOME
hundreds of spectators. Allowing f2OO for
rent and task-mssters, fI0,O00 to erect ma
chinery, and $500 for the interest, there
will be left a balance Of $4,000 per annum !!
OF course, the Hundreds of spectators" are
likely to be also made to pay fortheir house
room, no less than the mice.
We copy the above for the benefit of our
resident manufacturers. This city is in
tested not only with mice, but with rats of
prodigious size and extraordinary muscle.
Hitherto they have been interlopers, "eon-
sumers," "non-producers" Save after their
own kindD Why should all this muscle"
20 to waste7 Echo answers, "Wherefore p
Here is latent strength, available motive
power. Why should not these rats bend
their necks- to the yoke. and give their feet
to the treadmill? Let them by industrious
habits from now heneeforth wipe out the
disgrace of ages of idleness and pure cussed-
ness, which their race has borne.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

Excellent opportunities are afforded at
tie Business College Of this city for acquir-
ing q thorough knowledge of Bookkeeping,
Telegraphing and Penmanship during the
winter evenings.
The evening classes open at Northrup &
Harrington's Block on Monday, Nov. 9th,
at Z o'clock P. NJ.
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Oswego Market-Nov. 3.

~ OswegO Market-NOV. 3.
FLOUR-In good demand Sales 1000 bbls at 81 100
for No. ] spring; sl0,5 80 for rod winter; sI,JO for
white; S12, so for Xxx.
NHEAT-Dun. Sales 1900 choice white Canada
at $780, 25O0 bu No. 1 and 2 Milwaukee.Club at
q, 65;
~CoRN-scaroe and dull Sales 75OObu Indiana at
75c. .--.i. ..... .--
OATs-Scarce and nominal. .i-..rf .-
B~ARtEY-DuIl and a shade easier, Sales 5000 bu
Canada at SI,I5. -
RYE-Dun. Sales 1OO0b u Canada at 100.
PEAs-Quiet. - -
CANAL FREIGHrs-Stsady. Flour Sc, wheat
lsc corn l6h barley loo rye I7c; oats 1876
TO New York. - , H.l- 4 $50
LAKE IMroRTs-so,OO O bu wheat; 1000, corn;
1900 barley.
ExPoRTsE642 bJIs -four; 1900 bu wheat; %, 1000
harley. 70. WI. .H r ir4IF.
Shipped by railroad 925 bbls -four.
The amount Of flour and grain on the canal,
from Buffalo and 0swego. for tide water and New
York yesterday noon, as near rs can be ascertain
ed, was as follow $500 bbls flour, e79, 900 bush
wheat, '9s7,O0Ob u corn, 439, 900 bu oats, 81, 900 bu
barley, 1885, 600 Blu rye, 200 bu peas.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

SWEPT OVERHEARD AND DRowNED.-Two
sailors named George W. Ford and Samuel
Pierson, were washed overheard from the
scow Makeup, on Saturday afternoon,
during the storm, off Long Point Lake
Rria-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

~E1Our-Steadyi demand moderate. City brands
sr1, OO9l1,2 % for Xxx red sI2,OO912,25 for Xxx
white. Country brands Xxx rod S9,50@l0,5O; do
Xxx white $40, 5O9ll,5 so.
Wheat-yery little doing; market heavy and
unsettled. Sales 100 Blu No. ? white from store at
S2,25; 2 cars amber club from store at sl,75.
COrn-In more inquiry to-day and better
Sales 1000 bn and , cars No. 2 mixed from store at
Coo; $50 bu do do at Gle.
Oats-Quiet and steady. Sale l car from store
at 45c.
Rye-Quiet and nominal at s3@s5c from store.
BarIey-sales 10000 bu Canada at CSC.
BeeE-sales 80 bBIs at 5000.
POrk-In fair demand and steady at $500 for
city mess. Sales 70 bbls at the quotation,
~Lard-Steady at 29A93oc for city-rendered in
tierees and kegs. Sales s kegs cauntry at 2se.
Dried BeeE-sales 1900 lbs at 2lc.
Bufter-In fair demand and steady at a range
of 4O943c for good to choice Western Reserve Sales
IS kegs Central Ohio at &c,
Cheese-In good demand and firm at l7@20c
for good to prime Western Reserve aud New York.
Choice lots selected 2O15g2lc. Inferior grades are
neglected and nominal.
Eggs-Firm. sales : bbls at 35c.
Highwines-Firm. Sales 20 bbls at $3.50.
AIcOhOI-Steady. Held at sI,6O94,65 for 9s
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, s4,75. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits s., 4592,5O
PetrOIeum-The market is frmcr, with a fair
inquiry, at 71@72c. Sales 800 bbls on private
terms.
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mereIand Mh0lesale Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 3, 1865.
FrcIghfs-The following are the rates by Lake
,steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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CLAIM AGENTS,
WM. 3. PRESTON,

~-esessOr to C. C. Bruce & Prestou,)
1ons@d & my & Navy Claim Agent,
0lNOhoOU MANS BLOCK
OFFICE No. l - Se-A n
Near Court House on Public SquS ~ P1i9e
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back
Money and all otoer War Claims
M Our Special Agent, resident at Washington
d. a., cerotes his entire-time TO the colIectlon Oh
OFFICES ACcOUhTs, procuring Certlheates OF null
Indebtedness and obtaining pay.
pn Fees low. No charges until We accomplish
what we undertake. 10
German Language spoken. eI
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Providence Prints &c for middling.


ST. L6UIs, November 3.-Business rather light,
not much demand for any styles o. guods.
BosrOS, November 3.-Priees steady.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-The dry goods
market is irregular and dull. WOOlons steadya
Stock light.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

sABE OF A TUs.-The HOughton Gazette
learns that the tug Mary E. Willis, that has
been lying idle during the greatest portion
of the summer, was sold a few days since to
Mr.. Joseph Gregoire for the sum of $500.
MI. Gregoire intends to keep her busy for the
future, which he will have no trouble in do
ing, as the tugs that have been running this
season has been kept at work night and day,
and are still unable to satisfy those having
wood, &C., to be lowed. - % .
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

QUICK TRIP.-The Northern T~renspOrta-
ton Co.'S propeller Maine, which passed
down on Tuesday, made the round trip be-
tween Detroit and, Milwaukee in seven
days. This is extraordinary, considering
the state Of the weather.
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New YORK Market-NOy. 8.

d 81.
CoTToN-Less active and prices still rule firm
Sales at SIC for middling.
FLoUR-5@1Oc better on low and medium grades.
Salesat s,259s,4 As for extra state; 50, lOg9, 80 for
extra round hoop Ohio; s9,35@lz,25 for trade
brands. The market closing quiet.
WHIsKI-Steady. Western 2,35. +
wHEAT-opened IG2c better, but closed quiet
with the advance p rtiglly lost.
Sales at 10 for new No. ! Milwaukee club 1,SO
l 10 for Old and new amber Milwaukee 2,3OH for
red Canada; 1875 for now amber state including
a small parcel at s2,4O92,15 for prime white
Canada.
RYE-Lowe Canada BIS.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal. Sales Of Canada
Fest reported at 81, 49,.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRS-le better. Sales at sl@sTc for unsound
$4,000 for sound mixed western Ole for mixed
nearly yellow 7sc for dambged; Los for chico
round yellow.
fair request. Sales at 4sa5Ic for nm
sound,-- 65957c for sound zoe for choiee do. in
store,
HoPs-Firm, with a moderate demand at IOG45c
for 1864 crop, and 5000 for 1855 crop.
COFFEB-Quiet. .s.1-i-r
suaAR-Moro steady- Cuba Muscayado 1875
Ola Havana l4c.
MoLAssAs-Quiet.
PsrRoLEUM-Dull Sales S5@sGc for crude;
COO for refined in bond and 75@7sc for refined
free.
WOoL-Quiet and firm.
{ PORK-Dull, heavy and lower. .5r
! Sales at 49,, 621S933,25 for new mess, closing
at SS5, Oo.cash; 2s,0o@2s,25 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady. Sales at SII. gO(dIAO 90 for plain
mess; S14, OOal7 90 for extra mess. ~
BEEF H~ANs-Quiet and firm, western to arrive,
BAeos-DulI and nominal
~ Cur MEAIs-Dull. Sales at l5H9iTc for
shoulders, eoes491fe for hams.
LARD-Heavy at 24a2S1zc.
BUTfER-In demand. Sales at snS4Ec Tor Ohio,
ana 4o9sSs fSr stotv. -r 0."H o. LIH tHH
CHEEsE-Firm at 14919c.
FREIgHTs-TO Liverpool quiet and unchanged.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-01

We republished some days ago from
the Washington Chronicle, q circular
from Gen. Howard, chief Of the Freed
mems Bureau, in which occurred the
following sentence:
The negro should understand that
he is really free, bat on no count, if
able 10 work, should he harbOr the
thought that the Government will sup
port hum in idleness.'
The Anu-slavery Standard denounces
thi- AS the "old slaveholding tone" and
speaks of Gen. Towards ignorance, or
prejudice, orcoward, appeals TO others
preiudioes, it adds:
We have always said that this Bureau,
unless in hands pre-eminently At, would
be the most serious obstacle in our path.
II We are TO judge HIM by this his FIRST
utterance, Gen. Howard is wholly unfit
for the place Only the most bitter
prejudice or heartless indifference can
explain the insinuation of such false
hood To endeavOr TO account for il on
the o Of ignorance, would presup-
pose such an amount Of it as wholly 20
unfit a man for any public station
Slavery is not dead while such a Bureau,
under such q head exists.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-01
Claims for manages.

John Bull is beginning TO feel uneasy
over the question of payment Of damage
for depredations committed under the
auspices by rebel pirates. His con-
science pricks him sOrely, for he stands
in the position Of a convicted culpri,
who tremblingly awaits the sentence
OF the Court The London Herald gives
currency 10 q rumor that Mr.. Adams
has presented claims for losses by the
pirate Alabama. The Daily News au-
thoritively denies this, but observes -
Most Of the persons are aware the
Government of the United States con-
siders it had claims upon England for
damages done by the Alabama, and
that our own Government is of contra
dictory opinion. The question will
come on for adjustment some day, in
the ordinary manner, and we do not
know that il might not be considered
o as well as 81 any other time.
The depredations of the Shenandoah
have also been made the subject of res
presentation TO the government
Those representations were made by
order of Mr.. Lincoln, and far from
being Of an unfriendly nature, they
brought out more plainly than before
the amicable position of both Govern
ments. 1t is hoped Mr.. Seward will be
sOon restored 10 the duties of his de-
partment and he will find these claims
on England in the situation in which
he left them. President Johnson haV.
ing reserved them for his treatment.
1t is encouraging to notice that pub
lie opinion in England is i%nstinctively
directed to this subject, now that the
war is over. 1t proves that the Il" sober
second thought Of the British nation
amply Yindicates the Justice of our com"
plant Of the violation of neutrality
committed under the sanction Of Eng
lish laws. The claims will be presented,
we have no doubt as little doubt we
have that they viii be amicably adjust
ed John Bull is not an unreasonable
mortal when he deals with his equals.
IL is only when he has TO do with the
weak and unfortunate that he delights
to bully and buster.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-01

A meeting of citizens of Lsuderdale
county was held at Ripley on the 2Cth
inst s A. Thompson presided, and
H c Cage acted as Secretary. The
following resolutions were adopted:
Rcsotroa That we rejoice at having
the privilege of meeting once more to-
cether, and quietly consult on civil af-
fairs. with zone to molest or make ms
afraid
Resolrod, Thstwe hereby give the au-
thorlties Of the Federal government
The assurance Of our entire willingness
70 do all within our power TO re-es-
tabish law and order IA the country
and that we will support the constitu-
ton OF the United States, and all laws
made in accordance thereto. and we
ask the privilege Of being represented
IN the Congress Of the United States.
and embrace this opportunity of ex-
pressing our qualification at the privi-
lege We now enjoy of representation in
the State Legislature.
Rss0hoE, That We pledge ourselves IN
discourage and put down All onnosi-
ton, Of whatever kind, TO the civil or
military authority of the United states