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The New York World has a labored
article foprove the degraded and unehaste
condition of Southern negro women
women who acquired that condition by
being completely, while in slavery, subject
to the lecherous control of their white
masters. Cannot the World say a word
about the beautiful Copperhead practice of
selling defenseless and helpless negro
women at auction for purposes of prostitu-
ton with white men? Cannot it say
something about the harems of the South
ern planter, filed sometimes with his own
daughters2 Cannot the virtuous World
lecture some of the Democratic politicians
of the South, like the late Vice President
Richard NJ. johnson, for helping to in
crease the mulstto population of the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16
A Prayer Meetinrt prIntiue omoco

The New York Evangelist says: PRAYER
meetings have been held daily at one Of
the largest printing offices in this city
since the 9th of March last, with increased
interest. At the commencement of the
meetings there were but four or five con-
verts, with very few participants, and now
the number ranges as high as twelve or
fourteen. The interest manifested at
these meetings is very great. One of the
recent converts says: What are we to
expect when printing offices are converted
into religious chapels2 1t is, as far as my
knowledge extends, unprecedented in the
history of any country, and will, no doubt,
astonish many a reader" As the meet
ings are held between the hours of IL and
! o'clock, some of the men go without
their dinner for the sake of attending
them.
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ALBUMS.
New Styles for the Wholesale Trade, at
COBB, ANDREWS d CO.'S.
LEGAL NOTICES.
70 FREDERICK ]. PRENTIsS, CLERK

VW FREDERICK ]. PRENTISS, Olerl
j of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and fol
the County of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio II i
ordered that the Courts of the Fourth Judicial
District Of the State Of Ohio, for the year 1866
commence and be hold as follows
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In THE COUNTY OF ERrE-DIsFRIcT CoURT.
On Monday the 23d day of April.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday the 9TH day of February.
On Monday the 18th day of May.
On Monday the lst day Of October
IL THE COUNTY OF ~HURoS-DIsTRIcT CORR.
On Monday the 3Oth day of April.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday the 18th day Of February.
On Tuesday the 18th day Of June.
On Monday the 18th day Of November.
IL THE COUNTY or LUcAs-DIsTRIcT Court.
On Monday the 10th day of April.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday the 10th day Of February.
On Monday the DIST day of May.
On Monday the 18th day Of October.
IL THE COUNTY OF sANDUsKT-DrsrRIcF COURT.
On Friday tho 10Th day of April.
COMMON Pleas.
On Monday the 9Th day of February.
ON Monday the 18th day Of May.
On Monday the lsI day Of October.
IN THE COUNTY or OT~TAwA-DIsTRIcT CoURT.
On Thursday the 2Gth day of April.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Tuesnay the 10th day of March.
On Tuesday the 9TH day Of June.
On Tuesday the Both day of October.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
IL THE County OF LoRAIS-DIsTR1cr Court.
On Monday the 27th day of August
COMMON PLEAS.
On Tuesday the 9th day of February.
On Tuesday the 10Th day Of May.
On Tuesday the 18th day of November.
Is THE COUNTY OF MEDUSA-DIsTRICr Court.
On Wednesday the 10Th day of August.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Tuesday the 10th day of February.
On Tuesday the I'D day of May.
On Tuesday the 5Oth day of October.
IL THE COUNTY OF SUA5uT-DIsrRIcT CoURT.
ON Friday the 3lst day of August.
CoMMoN PLEAS.
On Tuesday the Both day Of January.
On Tuesday the lst day of May.
On Tuesday the 10th day Of October.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
-
IL THE CoTSTY OF CUTAHoGA-DIsTRICT CoURT.
On Thursday the 9th day of September.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday the 18th day Of February.
On Monday the l4th day of May.
On Monday the 18th day of November.
Witness the official signatures of all the Judges.
If said Fourth Judicial District, at the Common
Pleas Clerks Office, in the City of Cleveland, in
Cuyahoga County, this 2lst day Of September,
A. D. 1865
JOHN FITCH,
S. +. TAYLOR,
j. NJ. C0FFINBERRY, Judges as
HORACE FOOTE, aforesaid.
THOMAS HOLTON,
STEVENSON BURKE
THE STATE OF OHIO, L, Frederick j. Prem
JUYAHOGA COUNTY SIS )tiss, Clerk of the Court
If Common Pleas of said County, do hereby certify
he foregoing to be a true copy of the original or
now ON file in my Office, fixing the time for
holding the Courts Of Common Pleas and District
]nuTt in the several counties Of che Fourth Judi
sial District of the State of Ohio, for the year 1866.
In testimony whereof, L hereuntO subscribe
my name and afix the seal of said Court,
nal at Cleveland, this 9th day of September, A.
D., 1865.
FREDERICK J. PRENTIsS, Clerk.
ep29:256 By B. s. COGsWELL, Deputy Clerk.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

The important Union victories achieved
in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa, will, be-
yond doubt, make certain a Union victory
in New York, and, we trust, in New Jer-
sey, also. The current is set, and no OBJ
stacle can oppose its irresistible rush,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16
The RevenueTa of New England.

|. The RevenueT Tax of New England.
New England, with a population OF
about one-tenth of that of the whole
country, pays one-sixth of the entire In
ternal Revenue Tax. Massachusetts, with
only four per cent. of the entire popula-
ton, pays nine per cent. of the Internal
Revenue duties, she having paid last quar-
ter at the rate of s2s, $4,000 a yearl Yet
such foolish Copperhead pro-rebeIs as
Governor Seymour and little Sammy Cox
talk of having New England thrust ap1t &c :
the ohi'h' log tae R Z party
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

The Pittsburg Post is of opinion that the
most remarkable feature of the October
elections is othe extraordinary vitality
exhibited by the Democratic party" Kill
a Copperhead snake, and its tail will w1ig-
gle and live on. Just SO with the Copper
head party. Its tail is wriggling and
ssquirming, held up by Vallandigham,
Morgan. Seymnur. & Co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

The Navy Department has ordered q
general court-martisl to convene at Wash
ington on the lst of November, composed
of the following officers :-Vice Admiral
d. G.. Farragut Rear Admiral Hiram
Paulding, Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis,
Rear Admiral j. A. Dahlgren, Commodore
Missroon, Commodore Thomas Turner,
Commodore James S. Palmer, Commodore
j. A. Winslow, Captain 8. P. Lee, Captain
Smith, Captain james Alden. AS this is
a solid court, it is conjectured that persons
high on the navy list are to come before
it; but their names are net promulgated.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


UTANTED-EMPLOY THE S~OLDIERSZBusi-
w ness men ere requested to apply 1or Clerks
Book-keeseis, PoTters, Mechanics, Apprentices, and
N EMPLOYEES. 10 the Agency OF the Sanitary Commits
ff1h, No. 50 Bank street, where soldiers honorably
DISCHARGED, and well qualified wall be l0und willing
and anxious to work
"A large proportion ofthese are ahls-bodied and eX-
perienced-the few who have been, By wounds Orslck-
ness, untitled for work have q double claim rpon the
patronage Of a loyal publc.l
References viii be given when required. No charge
Tor services Ofthis Agency.
Situations are now wanted for the following viz:
IC0pyist, a hne penman-
Clerks, experienced in dry good grocery or drug
stores.
DRIVERS, Groomsa aud Gardeners.
PORTER.
I Weaver.
7Eiremen or Brakemen.
Apprentices.
2haYe no trade and will do anything.
o isabledmen wish places as messengers, agents or
office poTters.
Please sendi in your orders and help these mentoearn
an honest living. Apply at
ort2.94 CLFVFLASD. OHIO.
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A Tennessee paper is afraid that the
negroes are getting to be so degraded that
there is danger of their breaking into
the p%enitentiary. This is impossible, on.
account of the aforesaid penitentiary being
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ESTATE AGENCY.
pUBLIC LANDS-SCRIP FOR SALE,

COLUMBUS, October l, 1865.
In accordance with the provisions of an act of the
General Assembly of the State Of Ohio, passed
April ID, 1865, the undersigned State Officers will
receive proposals for the purchase of the Land scrip
received from the United States for the establish
ment of an Agricultural College, or Colleges, in the
State Of Ohio,
The Scrip can be located on any vacant United
States Lands, subject to entry at private sale at
SIPS per acre, (Mineral Lands excluded.0 -
No proposition will be received for less than one
hundred and sixty acres.
If more convenient, proposals may be made TO
the Auditor and Treasurer Of any County, who will
the same to the undersigned.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
VIM. HOOPER,
Treasurer of State.
WIN. HENRY SMITH.
oeI4:zL6:ltaw Secretary Of State.
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The Regntta al sandnskX

The Sandusky Regjst6r of Friday thus
describes the regatta which took place in
the bay the day previous; -
The following yachts were entered for
the race Naomi, of Toledo; Ariel, of
Toledo; Winona, of ~Sandusky; Indepen-
dence of -; Sherman, of Toledo, and
Minnie, of Monroe, Michigan. The DIFF
ference of time allowed in starting, ac-
eording to the length of the boats, was as
follows: Naomi first, Ariel two minutes
after, Winona, two minutes after Ariel,
Independence, three minutes after Vino
ma, Sherman, one minute after Indepen-
dence, and Minnie three minutes after
Sherman.
The distance run YVES about eighteen
miles with a brisk breeze from the south
east. The prizes to be awarded were for
the first three boats returning to the start
ing point, viz: 1925 for the first, $75 for
the second and $50 for the third, and were
uoD as fOl1OWs.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

The Naomi capsized in the early part
of the race, soon after rounding the board
near Johnson's Island. The Independ-
ence and Minnie abandoned the race be-
fore it was concluded. The race between
the Winona and Sherman was well con-
tested and quite exciting.
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S4BANK STREET,
ort2-954 CLEVELAND. OHIO.

@5O nOn MONEY ADVANCED
DOO ,OOU in suns to suit-at the old stand
aid well-kn0Wn WAGNERS LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities ~Of-eyeTy kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, IeWelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOdeOns, and
all personal property andarticles OfValue, on the most
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. Is
tablKhed 1881. n. Bs-A variety of unredeemed
Watches, Jewelryi Guns, etc, for sale al bargains
Omce-oorner Of Mater and Superior streets, over
Davis a Piexottos Clothing Store.
oct22 J.C.&w. WAGNER.
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Geneva, Ashtabula county, gave Cox
34l votes to Sc for Morgan, six less than
were cast for Vallandighamin 1868. Good
for gallant little Geneval
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NOTICES.
MEETING OF THE ST0CVU0ID,

~ ERS Of the SAMMY Farm on Comnany will
be held at the Office of the Company. on Mon
day, oetobsr 23d, 1865 One object of the meeting
Is to decide whether Directors shall spend the
is left. JTDSON -
sept22;2A Secretary.
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~ 1sv work. PETROLEUM v. SASBY
phDFRs published by X. ". Carroll Go This
- uUsf have a larger circulation than any book
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bound in ths highest style OF the art, and contains -
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third choice as to territory. They may either send
Tor circulars, OF, fthey wish 10 commence 81 once,
iaclase 81 "a for order book and g for sample book.
We give Tie highest terms Of any house IN AmeTlca.
No CHARGES for boxes or freights, andeNcluslye rights
given as tnterritor. Address 4 l.. TOPHAM
8 Co, 5. L. corner Fourth and Vine sts., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
the Union. sep2SEnod9M
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In the Pennsylvania Legislature the
6n'en men viii have 80 majority on
JOINT palioGTbe House stands 66 Union
ISIS to "a Democrats nad tho Senate 20
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neutrality-suspicious. 500 permonth, to
seIItbe celebrated Common Sense Family Sew
ing Machine. Price SIS. Acknowledged by thous-
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E. l. BALD WIN & CO.
VIII offer this day.
EXTRA FINE TARLTON AND
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-= r hAa -alh
These counties gave u Democratic ma
jority of 8l6in November last, but as Cox
has gained everywhere in Democratic and
doubtful counties, we predict that his gain
iu these will be enough to cancel the adj
verse majority. At all events his majority
on the home vote will not fall below 2s,-
COO. lt,.r %.
The army vote last year was as follows:
Lincoln, 4O,067; Mcclellan, 9,746; Lin
coins majority 3t;22l. The muster-out of
most 0 fthe ohiotroops has, o~fcourse, very
greatly diminished the army vote, and We
doubt if there are more than five thousand.
Ohio voters still in the service. Wethink,
however, that we areperfeetly safe in esti-
mating COx'sl. army majority at 3 900,
which would make his total majority at least
$1,000.
III tic reUurHs Is the
large falling of Union majorities in the
Western Reserve. Thus the Union loss in
C~uyahoga, as compared with the home
vote for President in November, is 1917,
in Ashtabula 1915, in Lorain 6ls, in
Portage 353, in Summit 5I7, in Geauga
$50, in Huron so, in Erie 391, &c, &C.
If the -'colored men of oberlin7 are the
only persons dissatisfied with General
Cox's position on the suffrage question,
(Uide Cleveland Herald, Oct. l2) this
would indicate that their influence is
somewhat widely felt.
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CLOAKING AND BASQUE HELVETS.
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Offer this day, Fsn1
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Linen Danlask Cloths,
DamaSk Napkins and Doylies,
Linen &eetings and Casiaqs,
Linen Diapers and Hilcks.
And other Linen Goods of Richardson
Sons & OGDEN.
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WANTS.
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AVN RFNTA comfortable dwelling
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L; lAGEksOLL2
WANTED-.HELR.
HTANTFD-sALESMESIF3r Hollands Life
w Of Lincoln. Photograph Albums, Ia BETTER
Land y an evnuisitee ngraNlnst clhaIy anu oval re
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English and French Bombasiaes,
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OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT

Is under the charge Of Mr. SPENCER, a-Cutter of
nIteen years experience in the best New York
neu5es, ana we can truthfHlly say that he has no
St!y 70 turn out a garment in the style and finish
1e9tlemen in want Of irst-elass garments viii
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

vmssasssss nss o. CA.srns- The
|psse wceA Ass wisssssc&e - tie Basss ii
Representatives. auiss 1fsely ssaasle sp-
|ssihs syssea Il arbitrary sss~sss sai
si6liessy psisons. whisA has nd h ~ -
vessiaasiDs q she abuses sf shis sert ihsi
|ksve aeesrvra d1sina he vas. ASa n
the sp,.kess we're Repahlicass. bui shciI
s"ae VS. none The lss cmph.sic ssd De.
ssneissory Many eas ef opp~ssiou
~ese RESTED. and allegations were made
|ehae ssmbcss vese soaiaed IN The Ind
Capisel end el@wherr. vhsse sases asd
persoes hsa been abssauscly f,seusaeW.
and whsss o1Eoees sese not cves ksowa.
This ssovsa,sus win doubtless had 70
saeA asaior - The nature Il this shuse do.
sssds. Fes three years and m"re. ssps.
sisliy IN NssylaaA. shs khrssy Of the chi.
|seD hss b<ss nsss % ~ held - tho O..
price Of bs~<soss Unasslses end ssss.
shnrised suboediosses. O q shA mercy ol
sries ssd false infwmess Men have been
|inpsisossd :or charges Of which they vere
ignorans. and whish we're never produced
up to The day of shsir disehsses, snd sosse.
,hus iapsirosed. hsve never been dis.
charged. And this. ton. 10 the lAee OF the
Ass Of Congress srssir;ia9 slI such psrsoss
10 Be- imuedi.ssly hsnded over 10 The
Federal Courts Eor The action VI the Grand
SW -
Wna.e:es spss'fk k~s1 have heea elieissd
[in this debate. il rsaa Be aIlsWss mss ID
House has Tess 10 10 hurry For shrss
yssss and epsards the Olj C.pissi sna ID
eUormities base bssa withis ~ passs
OF 10 nssmbsrs nnses without spPessing %
diaoonssods them u he leSss. i II 20 b
hoped shst n psius viii Be spared to ress-
sdy the evil ,hss ~ late in being discus-
srsd.-Friace 0eoryiss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
TO LANa OWNERS.

T>HE undsrdgned haa become 0 rssidsns ol
Upper xarlbssaush. and proposes to ne
stsiafe tho sale Of PLANTATIONS,
FARKS. &c.. in tbs Cosasiss f Priaes
GeurGe's. Charles snd Sc. Msry's.
An psssons hsv,ag smPsovsd Lasds fos
sale will plssss eail - she sa5cs Of the sub.
schhsr, q Gssdnss lisssi. oE sddssss him
By mail. giving = psrsleulss dsaesiptiop Of The
land, locality. price. sud ssrns o! sale.
Address
n. l.. HASkELr.,
Upper Mssiborasyh.
February 2sd. iS6s-im.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

ASssusa Capssss ~ nm Snx,
paAa -Th. .twrm' de R,lia ~
I"Ths saPsilu of RE Is-.si: - br'.. r,,.
crpsiaH. whieh s1sc 100 p. v,-or,,v
fsom Arsssiu. hing ''.e ns-, thu. an IN.
6th ee peeember. h.:wce, s,nl ION
sseaek n ~ asru;ng. in la:uus. II ~
smMh, lessaade 81 20 wea h. u,,, :,
sscamer. which he sack 10 hr wiv,,e.r
aud which xss going to >es. t,vior in 10 =
. vessel. whi-h hr also touk to b, y rr;z-
Nrifher of IRE two vessels sArs.,f .av
cgssvs The Shensnd,ah !. knew. Q, ~,
essring Ss those ~a'crs " =. H.rLl.
Jaa %
A skirnish h vepssed to hare ocesre.
last WeJseajs, aes' Cslus,bus. K.asuc,,
between ~apauy Of TenuesasA csvaIry
md 10 a tho ensny. The letter last ,vs
killed.. ess vouuss1 ssa five nr;sn.s,.
The ishdos VA Kept Up h.lf - huss.
The New jersey I~s.l.ssrs 10 10 .
nice majdls. The A,seasbly vse s,uvpoe.
ed of IN equal numh.s II U.usm.,r sup
Repsblissas The death sf CA N1~tss hft
the Demoesass 90 10 30 % he other ss3s
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man has Ssea n'ars chsns-sbls sad siue-
serving 10 ANY party. As l.sa. .shSssh. hs
eas aseh"rsd - the prspsr nas-ias.. He
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ef him.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
REAL ESTATE NOTICE.

HAVING fomsd IN extensive eo.psrt-
IL oershiP throash.,ut the Northern aud
Northwestern cities, fM the purchass and
aale Of REAL ESTATE in Marylaud, oil
parties having farms. &C.. 70 dispose eG would
do veil 70 apply to the undef>igned. Prompt
attention will bs given 70 MI communicA.
tions addrssssd 10 ne upnn'th subj-cs.
TuAO. PREUS8.
Arosnsy q Law.
Psbu. Lsonard Teva. ia.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
MARlslA0ES.

o. the 30sh slA. by'Rsv. Father De.
vol. Alfred hisgs.ss Csshsrin- l. Weleh.
On the 30.h ulR.. By Rev Father En.
ders. James d. Russcli to Rli,shesh A.
Peaks.
% the s..ss By Rev. Father Dewolf,
Kishsra T. Davis to Jsos L. rheuu,oa
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

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dent sos three susdsed shodsand mss hss
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