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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1865.
STATE rreasurers and Their SALARIES

STATE TreasureKs and Their Salaries.
The case Of Mr. Dorsey, taken in con.
nection with and IS q supplement TO the
history of his predecessors who have filed
the office for twelve succesHiVe terms, Rl
of whom have bean shoRnto be either un.
worthy or incompetent to discharge the
duties of State Treasurer, has occasioned
much moralizing on the part Of the press
and the public. Without desiring TO offer
any excuses for the ofsnses of Mr.. Dorsey,
or for those of his predecessors, we simply
suggest thEs one cause Of all the trouble
in the State Treasury is chsrgeAble upon
the people themselves. They call upon an
officer to take charge of ak or seven mil.
honso public funds, to keep complicated
and difficult accounts, to transact vital
and delicate financial operations, to
give heavy bonds for the proper
discharge of these duties. And what
compensation do they offer him.
Fifteen hundred dOUars-a sum which
would hardly be considered a sufficient
salary for the third bOok-keeper OF 8 bsnkl
It does not mitigate the errors or crimes OF
our State officials that they have been so
wretchedly undergrad; but 1t certainly
forms 8 very good reason for the fact that
the State Treasury has fallen 30 often into
incompetent or dishonest hands. If we
cannot afford to pay sufficient price for
brains and honesty in such an ofice, we
may depend upon it that We will moi get
brains and honesty there. If we insist
upon paying poorer prices for the manage.
ment Of our financial matters than banks
and railways We may be assured that We
will get poorer management.
Nor rs ohio alone In this ~niggardiy
policy. Looking W the salaries of State
| Treasurers we find that six States, New
Hampshire, Vermont Rhode Island, Della
ware, Michigan and Illinois pay salaries of
1000 OF less Seven States give their
Treasurers from $1,000 to $1,000. In
Maryland and New York these officers re-
ceive 81, 500, and Indiana stands at the
head Of the list with 50, 900. The COMPARE
son of the various State Treasurer bal
ances for 1864 show that the amounts
handled are all up in the millions. pa
It il, we think, rather a matter of gratu-
lstion thst our State Treasurers, AVE not
all been rcgues or fools than of wonder
ment that SO many OF them have been one
or the other.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

The Italian game Of ball is called aPoL.
Eons." or the Great Ball. The ball used il
now five inches in diameter, and though
not solid, bdt filed with compressed air.
weighs three-quartefs of q pound. This
heavy prGjeetile is actually saat from n
player to another oveF q space of three
hundred feet snd not With q long bat, but
by force of the arm alone. Of course, The
the arm must be protected for 81 h blow
and it is accordingly guarded BY q broad
ring or bracelet of wood weighing no less
than four pounds.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

Wiiz is evidently preparing OpAyt the e1-
trems penalty of crime. A Washington
dispatch dated Sunday ssys: @
Wirz yesterday requested the Superin.
tendent of the old Capitol prison to furnish
him with q copy of BsxteTs @Oall to the
Uneonverted-" he got it.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

The Lynn Massachusetts, Bulletin says
that the value Of the shoes sold in Lynn
during the month of July was but little
fhort of 800. OOO, while in June over
81, Oo0,0 900 was sold, and in May last
$1,000. 900. Last months returns, when
published, viii probably come well up to
The latter figure.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

The Diocese of minoisi in session in Chi
csgo, has had before it the case of Grace
church at Gslesburg, which awhile ago az
attracted considerable attention, in connec-
sion with the seton of Bishop Whitehouse
and Rev. DR.. Crscraft, the rector. Il will
be remembered that the rector Eessileneed
by the Bishop for preaching sermons IN
support of the war, and remSnded for trial
before Bishop MeIlvaine, Of Ohio who &C.
Quilted him and reinstated him TO his pas
toral charge. Bishop Whitehousg how
ever, still refused TO recognize the Rev.
DIR. Oracraft as q rector in his DIOCESE and
the diocese passed q resolution dissolving
the connection ofthe said church with t.
after which another resolution was passed
inviting the parish of Grace church, Gales
burg, to make suitable acknowledgment
and returnAo the diocese. ~ q
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

ee0 0OO NONEY ADVANORD-

SOUaUUU in sums to suit-att the old stand and
Eeukpown WAGNER'S LOAN 0FFIOE, OF 6eou-
rfdes oteVe-y kind, Wig: Sold and Silver Watches.
Diamond, Silver War; JeweiEl. Guns, Pistol.
Uothdng, Try Goods, Pianos, Melodeona, and all Per.
BfsctoU teraa. Business strictly private. Hstac-
lished -. H.B.-A variety Of unredeemed watch
e. JewelE, Guns, ETC., Tor sale ct bargains.
O-fioe-oorner OF Water and Superior Btreet, over
oct2s j. Z. ". WAGNER.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
More Valuable than GOIdI
BRYAN'S bIFE PILLS

BRYAE'S hIFE PILLS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
BenOUe Headache, DARKNESS, GiddinSss, Drolrsiaess,
Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness Of Sigh. Indigestion,
Cleanse the Stomach and B0reIs,
Insure NEW LIF in the Debilitatsd, and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Try them they only cost rs COT t., and II you can
not geS them OF your druggist, send the money 20
Dr.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, 442 Broad.
way, P. o.. Box 5079, and sheJ will be sent BY re-
turn mail, post paid Dealers pupplisd by Demas
Barnes = Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale BY G. W. CLARK, Druggist, II9 FuRe.
rior street, Cleveland. ssp4:ro:v Aktd
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

IL ouPoLlOL OPP. bAnh Sc
JEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT
The war IL now about played ont,
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallant boys are coming home;
ysa DaVis has been cAughL. -
Huzzal huzzal now hang your banners cut,
HuzzAI huzza let all the people shout.
5he way the rebel chief yFas caught
Is laughabls inGeed;
he tried 70 run In psttiooats,
But no did not succeed.
Huzzs huzzAi hang all your banners out,
JsH Davis has been eaughi, let every one nov
Our boys did think It very strange,
A woman should rstre't
With Q great boVte-knife in hand,
Until thsy saw his teet.
Huzzal huzEsl our boys have got coed sense:
'fEi1t gaiter shoes ana stOgy boOts they know
the difference.
Oh, o~rtnoiine, We think you nns,
For you would not conceal
The flying reosl President,
When he did show his heel.
HuHzal hnzzAl there's nothing half SO hns
To show . foot and ankle Oh, lfks wall raised
orinolfns.
YoHr days are numbered now, old JET,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have q better end in view,
Than the end Of . stout rope.
Hu4zai huzza ! JEFF Davis has NO Ehos;
In settling up all his accounts, just keep hi
crimes In view.
Ths boys who caught JsR CaVis,
. Well welcome one aud all,
And treat them to q fine new Buik
AtIsAAC8 UG10H HALL
HuEsAI husEai ding the starry banner ont,
Our gallant boys ere coming home, lat an he
people Ehout.
Tbs Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing In the West IS the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaaes's Union Hall.
5ole Agency for the sale OF sineer's CeIsbrated Sew
ing Machines. storr's t~ntomaton Freshman, and
5trong'B Patent Army Trunk nd.Be Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union strests.
- Look out for the SAINTS my25
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19


81 to 163-Quarters for Msnlsx2A board "
The above baildings will be sold single 81 above
specified to be remsVed nom the preni ,es within
twenty days from the date Of sale, ct the expense
OF the purchaser.
Sale 70 conmsnce at 10 A.. NJ.
Terms-Osahi in Government Funds.
GE0. y. OADWALLADER,
q pl2.246 CAPTAIN and A D. M.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

A lady in Plymouth, Mass, knitted four
hundred pairs Of stockings fer q soldiers
during the wal.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
EVENING SESSION.

Most of the evening was devoted to dis
c~ussion, with q view to sscertaining the
best method of retaining the interest and
attendance of Sabbath School scholars sd-
vaneed in years. Many good suggestions
were made, which cannot fail to be of prac.
teal benefit 10 those charged with the
moral and religious training of youth
The next session of the Union will be
held at Canton on the 22d and 23d Of Feb
ruary, 1866. D.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

A meetibgpi Yirpinians who have been
loyal from1hefrst is soon TO be held IN
AsxAndria Senator Wilson, of Nassa-
cnusetts, and Henry Winter Davis have
besn invited TO sddress them.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
FESTIVAL.

At two O'Clock. P. M. the the various
Sabbath Schools of Canton assembled st
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and par
tiOipated in q most pleasant festival The
children, under the direction of Mr.. James
Tonner, sang sweetly several favorite
songs, which were Ell joyed by all present.
1en-minute speeches were made by Mr..
Lewis Miller, DIR. Hartshorn, Rev. II.
Hsppaft. and Rev. 8. Gnrman.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
ASSISTANT QuARrEaM ,srEa's oPFIoE. I
C-InNnIrNn nnIn aanA Il.h IasE Z

NOTICE Is HkREBY GIVEN, That
In in pursuance OF Inst uctisns from the Chief
QaArLermaster OF the Department. OF Ohio, 1 will
sell, 1t pubic auction, ct Camp Cleveland, Ohio,
on Friday, the I'D day Of s~eptember, Is 5, the
following articles Of public property.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
WANTS.


w EMPLOY TIE SOLDIERS.
Business men are requested to apply for Clerks
BOok-keePeIs, Porters. mechanics, Apprentices. and
Employees, 20 the Agency Of the Sanitary Oommis-
sion, No. SO Bank street, where Soldiers, honorabiy
discharged and well qualified, viii be found willing
and anxious to work.
References will be furnished when required. No
charge for services Of this Agency,
. Situations are nov wanted lor lhe following, viz:
4 BOOk-keepers, fire penmen;
/ Book-linder;
II Clerks, experienced in dry soo's. grocery or drug
Htores;
2 Compositions;
rs Drivers. IrSoms and GaTdsDers;
i Porter;
i Blacksmith;
/ Weaver;
4 Mschinists and Tinsmith's apprentices;
s 8 have no trade and will 90 any thing;
3 disabled men wish places as messengers, agents
or Office porters.
Please send IN your orders and help these men to
carr an honest hYiog. Apply ct
, 50 BANK STREET ono
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
Professor monroe Not Resigned.

The Slate Journal denies the report that
Hon. james Monroe. of Oberlin, United
States Consul at Rio Janeiro, has resigned
his position. 1t states that he has only re-
turned to this country On leave Of absence,
snd viii return again ina few weeks. rl
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
OFFICE AtsIsTANr QUARrERMAsTER,
OLEYELANn. Uhin- Renk IL 1874

OFFICE ASSISTANT Q-UARrERMAsfRR,
CLEVELAED. Ohio, Sept IL, 1895.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN in Pursuance OF instI uctions from the Chief
Quarter mester's Department OF Ohio, l viii HSlI ct
pao 10 auction, At Camp Cleveland, ere, on
following Public Buildings and BArrAckE;
BHildtHg.
no. I-HeadquArters ....--...20 K24 single roof
" 3-0fioe Of Comm ssArJ .--.I6xle "
" 4-Ofice Of QuArtsrmAster.-1 6KlS "
o-6LOre Room .--.--------ZOXllo
/" 6-Hesdquarters Stab e----l2x75 board g
7-msgazine--.--. ....-.l0xI2 shingie F"
" S-Ar Z" Z"
" 9 to l1-0facers' Quarters. .lsx24 board "a
"65 to "a " "i5xzs g. {"
"a to a. i" " ".iaxss So 90
"s3-Csmp ChapeI.----2sr5O single {"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
AUCTION SALES.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 18Th, 1866.


Al AUor1oN..----.-BT o. CUTTER 3 SON
o Cutter 4 ION will sell on Tutsday, septsnb 7
18th st their Auction Room, lS4 Bank street.
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. L., 9 large lot o q 1t
rate Linen Gods, consisting Of Linen hheettng.
PllloE C0e Linens, Irish Line >. Linen ToEeling
large White md Brown linen Table Oloths, Nap
kius, Linen Hsndkerrhisis, Huck aDnfk lowe Ing
] fnen Thread, splendid Wooisn blankFts. Ac., pre-
sentsng . rArs opportunity fT great brgAins In hrus
rate goads, as tue gods must positiVelJ be sold
without reserve.
Terms caah. BepIs.szs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
ME DIcAL.
NO. AiNeE or DIET IS NEcESsARY.

HU 1HNIUL Ut UILI % WEGL03NnI,
And they can be used without dissection. Each box
contains go Pills. Price One Dollar. II You cannot
get then Of your drugg st, they will be sent b. mail
securely sealed postpaid, with full Instructions,
that Insure . cure, on receipt or the money; and .
pamphlet OF 100 pages on the errors Of youth, the
consequences and remedy, sent free; 10 cent? re-
quIred for postAges Address DR.. J, eRYAH, Con-
sulting Physician, 443 Broadway, N. 7. P.O. Box
6U79. Dealers csn b. supplied By Demas Barnes 4
Co., Wholesale Agents, n. Y.
For sale By @. W. CLARK, Druggist, lie Supe-
nor street, Cleveland. sepAr6:wk%td
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

ASSISTANT Q-oARTERMAsIrR's OFFICE, I
oLEVELGHD, Ohio, Sept Il. 1866.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN In putsuanss Of Instructions from the Quar-.
termsster esnsrals I will sell at public auction, ct
Camp Cleveland, Ohio, TUESDAY, seps. 26th, 1855,
Q21 Twelve usht Horses, :,
~ One Riding House.
These Horses have b en- used in the Government
teams At this po,t for the S@st ysars and are wall
bros en- AM IN hne condition. This Will Afford .
rare chance to puI chase aile Team hores.
Terma-Oash, Ia Government FUNDS. Ei BITS
Sale 70 commence at 10 A. NJ.
GEO. B CADWALLADEB,
Bepl5;24s Captain and A.. Q 4.
ASSISTANT QUARrEHHAsTER's OFFICE, 1
ULEvELAHD, 0tior sept- Is, 1855. !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thst
~ 10 Pursuance Of ms ~ruotions from the Onief
Qusrtsrmaster Of the Department OF Ohio, l VIII
8 Ia at public auction, on Monday, September IS
At Camp ,lsYelaDds Ohio.
100 sor % OF Fry Wood,
"a Tons SOFT Coal.
The property to be removed from the premises
within i've days from dste Of SAFE. -l
Terms--Cash in Govern msnt fuLds.
Sale to at TO- M
CSC. B. CADWALLADER,
sepl4;2i9 Captain and A Q. NJ.
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sepl3:49 OHIO.
WANTEDLTO RENT-As small house
w in a central location, for which q fair price viii
be peid: Apply 81 al superior st. seRl9:2n
WANTED@TO RENT-A small house
w with three to five rooms, in any part Of 1.-THE city.
A very liberal rent will be paid IN advance for same.
Address J. K B., at this Office. sepl9:217
WANTED-F. w. HATOH, if yon
w will call at the Banking Office of WRIGHT &
90 Superior st., or nouty Us where you
oan be found, you viii hear OF something very much
TO your advantage. sePl6 26
WANTKD-Attention. SometLingneW.
w 1 will send by mail, postpaid, Q beautiful Mill
tary Albnm, with twenty-fourF seizures Of our Union
Generals, for 3cents. Agents wanted Immediately.
en-. Send all orders to G, L. BRIGGS, IA Dearborn
St, Chicago, Ill seps:%
Men
to act IS Agents Tor the Life Of Abraham Lin
coin. Liberal terms and exclusive territory guaran-
old agents, and all young men OF ability. should be
made at once, If they desire to engage in this prontA-
BE sgs3eSi AddTsss' ssr F Esfhs; terSlsGIy a. a. Y 81 >.
Pittsburgh, Pa. AugE;zls
WANTEU-AGENTS-Fo the Stand
w ard History Of the War, complete In one isIge
royal octave volume Of over 100 pages. bpiendldg
illustrated with IL fne portraits Of Generals I'D
Battle Scenes. This is Just the book the peopb1i IL
1t presents q rare chance Tor agents, tesehsfs &n.hio5
energetic men, and especially retuEssosddt IN. s1niay-
officers aHd soldiers, in want me- 70 their e6ndt.
t m s sm ar cfrcgISI Address JONES BROS. 4
CO.,
san q. 4 8. CRYSTAL d. P. $40.
VInlH Tag gu y t6s GRTST1L 1P5Ss fIkFE.
HiuuU . Agse.:si %a 66ss saG stock {. l. 1G T6b6 sc Co. T.,
80 Nassau street, New York
SEND Fob A CIRCULAR ssp2:26ed&W
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

FOR SALE-A Machine Shop, with all
the Tools required 1or manufacturing and re-
pairing work for the Oil Regions. The shop y loca-
ted At franklin. the Kreat Contra IA the oil I'D
Address D0x IL EranK1n, NenAnso County Penn.
auR2q.2kg
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

LING TOOLS C0MPLETE-Wtth all Fixtures
necessary 70 pot down Well1. Two splendid ten
horse power Engnes-one portable, the 1ther sta
tloaarg-hRYeb been used only Gixty days, In perfect
order together with two 1ull ngs Tor putting down
wells. including drilling tools, cables. sand-pumps,
Mrenchss, band-wheeland Welktng-beam irons, &C.
VIII be sold at 3 bargain, and delivered On the cars
At Cleveland, If desired- For parncularss address
ASA FARR.Jr. houseYille. Pa. aepl2.24S
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
Andrew johnson q War Democrst-Ou'
Foreign Policy Under His Rule.

Foreign Policy Under HIS Hule.
The more we study Andrew Johnson's cha
racter and antecedents, the more strongly are
we led to believe that he is eminently the right
man in the right place for the present situation
of our affairs both domestic and foreign. His
type OF mind, while devoid Of religious cant,
seems as direct and forcible as that OF Oliver
Cromwell; and he clearly entertains for the re-
bellious, slaveholdiug aristocracy lately domi-
|nant in the South, a scorn as bitter and deep
rooted as that which inspired the words and
acts of England's Lord Protector in his forcible
dissolution of the Long Parliament:-"For
shame said Oliver, stamping with his foot as
signal for the soldiers to enter "for shame
Get you gone! Give place to more honest men,:
| to those who will more faithfully discharge
their trust. You are no longer government !:
tell you, you are no longer government"
Very much in the spirit Of this incisive
speech have been President Johnsons repeated
iterations that 1t was the slaveholding aristo-
Gratis Of the South who had melted and carried
on war against the life of the nation that their
continued existence was "sntagonistic 10 the
principles Of free democratic government" and
that "the time had come when this rebelliOus
element Of sristocracy must be punished;"
when It must give up the ghost" and when
"its possessions must be divided out among the
loyal aud worthy labores Of any and oil
colors" The Wholesale measures Of conAsca-
ton herein suggested will require no interpo-
sition Of the national executive or legislative
powers for their enforcement There were
but few large slaveholder In the South
previous to thf war, whose plantations
and human chattels were not heavily
mortgaged; and with the last four years
of closed ports, and The exchange of all their
goods for worthless rebel scrip or currency,
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
The Russian Plaeus,

QUARANTINE AT PORTLAND AND THE PLAGUE.
The Siberian plague which n scourgng Russia has al
ready spread into Germany. Twohirds Of tho emgrsnt
passengers brought by the Montreal Steamship Company
into Portland arc GsrmanA No quarantine regulations
a any kind are enforced ~ Portland A. soon - the
vessels touch The wharf ths emsran walk ashore, and
often step o. once into crowded railroad and pursue
their journey 70 New York In this city there exist
certain quarantine regulations which ought to be rem
dersd more stringent In Portland thsre absolutely
nous short time ago We held out tho hand Of friend
ship 70 Russian ocsn We improving on thas idea
now and oourns the acquaintance Of Russian plague
--------------v
The Flagship Black Hawk Destroyed ny
Fire.
CARo, Apru "a i96s
The Mississippi squadron flagship Black Hswt
urely destroyed By nre st Mound City hic u,eaps No
parHoulers are glvsa
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
The Obssquies OF President Lincs

The Obssquies OF President Lincoln.
The obsequies of the late President will
take place in this metropolis on tomorrow
and Tuesday, and IL does not require the FORE
sight Of prophet 10 predict that IL win be the
|grandest, most imposing and solemnly POM
|pous ceremony ever witnessed here. Grand
and imposing, not only in the number Of par
|ticipans and external show, but doubly 20 in
the sincerity Of grief, Of which the parade will
he but The outward type and symbol. The
indispensable sorrow for the fate Of this good
and just man has found . silent voice In the
universal drsperies Of mourning which, since
the time Of his death, have hkened this great
lofty unto vast metropolis, and In the subdued
hearts Of is million Of people. During the
two ensuing days that sorrow, respect and
|vensration for the dead will he demonstrated
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
r. Of Colonel D. G. MINroN, rirs. cavalry.
PERSONAL Intelligsncs.

The most marked expressions Of respect and sympAAV
have been made BY leading citizens towards EdvU
Booth who s In daily receipt Of letters conveying ~
moss gratifying evidences Of the personal esteem snl
respect In which he 10 held He has also received ~
cards Of many Of the residents q his and other cAA
who have called for the same purpcse. Mr. Booth -
mains In strict retirement seeing no one but his moso
intimate friends who endesvor 70 comfort him thn
crushing aflictien He we particularly gratined b.
mont, and Nsjor General Robert Andsrson--both q
whom expressed In warm terms their personal esteeo
and respect for him IN all his relations Of life did a.
Rev Henry W. Bellows President Of the United 5tassQ
SANITARY Commission who 10 On old and persoa1
friend Of the distinguished tragedan
Hon Simeon Draper Collector OF this port, aisD
sails 10 dav n the Arago for Hilton Head from whsnnD
he proceeds TO Charleston 70 take charge, in behalf q
the Treasury Department. Of the cotton found there al
ssik on Monday for Charleston whars shs will remal8
andsr tbs orders " Mr. nr~pet Sntn his labou -.
s,cDmpl,shei
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
|Obscquies of the Late COlonsl Mathew
Murphy.

The remains OF the lsmensd Colonel Murphy OF Tie
|Sixy ninth New York State National Guard Corcoraa
egion conveyed yesterday from his private rssi-
dence the Church of the TRANSPORTATION where solsA
high performed. The body then conveyed
10 the City Hall where IL received by the C0mmoa
Council. The body was laid In the Governors Room
in the City Hall, under guard OF the Nineey-
ninth regiment The coffin was Of highly polishS1
rosewood ornanented with silver wreath OF immos-
teies placed on the breast or the corps,
while the lower half Of the coffin draped with ths
dag Of the corps TO which the deceased belonged O
which placed cross formed OF whe camelias ~
jasmine The face Of the deceased presented the calm
rcpose which death assumed, and thousands OF tho
friends and admirers of the gallant Colonel tovk their la
look at his remains during the day.
The funeral corge Will start from the City Hall swe
O'Clock oday, escorted by detachments from the Sxty
ninth aud Ninety ninth regiments, also number u
the members Of the Fcnan Brotherhood
ORDER OF FUNERAL PROCESSION.
Platoon OF Police
Band
Sxty-ninth regiment
Carriage for Clergyman
Cot GSI S.,S SM1h0o' ?''' eo, Ss,s I,.oA SsS Ao'As~
Capt. Mcclure. Capt D0raa
Capt. Goodwin Capt. HaggerA
b. J. MahoR W. Roberta
~ B Kirker. &~>-~->.->,S p ORourts.
Officers Of the Legion.
Officers of the Second corpa
Other volunteer aud militia o11osrU
Enlisted men OF Legion.
Enlisted men Of Second corps
Band.
Ninety ninth regiment onicers
Ninety ninth regiment and Fenan Brotherhood.
Carriages.
The line Of march will be from the Park up Broadwsl
Eighth street, and thence TO Tenth street ferry -
Calvary Cemetery.
RrerMENrAL oRDHE.
Special Order.
HxApQuARrxRs N Y. s. NJ G.,l
NEw Yosx, April "a, 1885.
The oficen OF this command are hereby directed =
assemble in fatigue UNIFORM u the Astor House. tho
day half past r. M for the purpose Of attending
the funeral Of Colonel Mathew Murphy who fell In ~
late battles In Virginia
Omcers win wear sbe usual badge Of mourning a.
By order Of Colonel D. O. MrNroN, First cavalry.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

toual delegations yesterday including representative
OF the State of Vermont Brief addresses and repis
were made in each case.