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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
FOREIGd ITEns,

A locomotive at the station of Bussbleno,
near Turin, Italy, lately ran through a
brick wall and into cafe. 1t is supposed
the engineer and stoksr were asleep. No
on was killed, but q servant maid, sleeping
In room over q cafe; was scalded BY es.
Gaping steam from the engine. -.
The Aoravian brought the news Of the
death Of General y. L. L. Juchault Lsmo-
riciere, formerly prominent French Gen
eral in Algeria, and latterly Commander.
in-Chief of the Papal army. In 1850 he
was defeated by Victor EmanuePs toops at
Cestle4ardo, and since then had lived IN
He was born at Nantes, Feb.
8. 1906, and was therefore nearly 60 years
Of age At the time Of his death. Lalt
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NORTHERN OHIO NEWa.
SUMMIT COUNTY,.

A son of Mr.. Enter, of Akron, aged 10,
was kicked by horse on Thursday evening
last 90 severely that he died in about fifteen
minutes. ' e-.-..+ b.
On Thursday night, September 2lss, q
brakesman on the Atlantic& Great Western
Railway, named John Lang, while un-
coupling a train in motion, near New Port
age Station, was thrown beneath the cars,
and being caught in some manner by the
"brake- beam" was dragged the length OF
three cars, when he was rescued from this
frightful situation by the Conductor, Mr..
Merritt. He was immediately brought TO
Akron, and his leg was carefully set.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
AsHLANn OnnNTY !

Mrs. Gibson. an aged lady of Ashland,
lost on the 25th inst, near Main street in
that place, a purse containing $40, two
twenty dollar green backs. - .lralI
Rev. DR.. Seeley, the pastor assigned to
the charge of the methodist Episcopal
church in Ashland, commenced his minis-
trations en- Sunday, last week.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

It is said that l. Pope Walker, JEFF. Da-
Wis first Secretary of War, the same
wreteh who ordered Besuregard to ''open
fire on Fors SUMTER has hsd the impu-
dsnes to appear in Washington, and ask
the President for 3 pardon. He ought to
think himself lucky that he Is not caught
and hanged. GHe is stin waiting" says q
Washington despatch "let him waltz the
first shall be last"
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NIIsCELLANEOUs.
EMPLOY THE sOLDIERs.-Busin

EMTAO1 LIN OOAAO4IS1So.--o ouSAnoes
II men are requested to apply for Clerks Book
keepers, PoItsrs, Mechanics, Apprentices, and all
employees the Agency OF the SANITARY Commission
No. 50 Bank street, where soldiers, honorabty dis
and anxious to work.
Ia large proportion Of these are sble-b bodied and
eI Iperienc nced-the few who have been, by wounds or
sickness. untitled for heavy work have n double
claim upon the patronage of . loyal puDhc.l
References Will be furnished when required. No
charge for services Of this Agency.
Situations are now wanted IOr the following, viz:
] copyist, fne penman.
IL clerks, experienced in dry goods grocery or drug
storeI; -.-r
3 Drivers. GroOms and Gardeners L
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The Issue In COnnectfeut.

On Thursday next, October 9Th, the vo.
ters of Connecticut are called upon to
decide BY their votes whether complexion
or intelligence shall be the test for admis-
sion to the ballot box. The question comes
before them in the shape of an amendment
to their State Constitution, providing that
evsryRnale citizen, above thesge of twenty
one who can read any clause in the State
Constitution, shall be entitled to the privi-
lege ofthe franchise. The same question was
submitted to thepeople in 1s47, I've believe)
but was voted down by q msjority of nearly
four to one. But now, as Slavery is dead,
and the gallantry and devotion of our col
ored troops have opened the eyes of all
candid men to their deserts, Connecticut re-
considers her position. She, alone of all the
New England States has refused the ballot
to intelligent men of color, Will she
reverse her decision2 We fear not. The
Democratic party, false to the principles of
Democracy, ars a solid mass against the
Amendment, and, As the Union msiority
in the State is only about three thousand,
we fear that enough weak.kneed Union
menwill vote against il, or stay away from
the polls, TO defeat 1t. As no general cleo
ton takes place, there will be very light
vote, and all viii depend upon the com.
pArAtive energy Of the friends and oppo-
nents Of the Amendment We hope that
the Union men of Connecticut will realize
the importance Of their position and the
great encouragement which their triumph
would give to the friends of Universal Suf.
frage everywhere. We hope that, resliz-
ing and remembering this, they will omit
no effort, relax no energy, to achieve the
glorious triumph for equal rights that lies
within their reach. '5l --i co. s1i"-
We are glAdtosee that Secretary Welles
has taken ground for the Amendment. 4
recent dispatch from him to friends in
Connecticut reads as follows: 60
WASHINGTON, Septen Der 20, 1866
1 favor intelligence not color, as the quail. |
ication for suffrage in Connecticut. H.. |
,..-f GIDEON WELLKs, Secretary.
Tersely, but nobly, spokanI ..,,y |
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

An ancient colored woman at Chattsn.
noogs, ascertainlng where the Freedmen's
Bafe6u wss kept, called in the other day
and aston1shed the clerk by her confden-
tial disclosure, to wit: I" have come for
my bureau, now give mea pretty large one
with glass top; I have washstand at
home, but it is TOO small TO put my axins
in.1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

CT. Hall, the Arctic explorer, conlmu
nicsA4s q story he received from q nativ
who insists <hst three of Sir John Fran
1iGs men are ation ss,E me Baa somewhere having
ri tbeif comrades. The story % EaITy IiT
authenticated.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
70 Ihe Unioa XoteE. Of CuyahOg,

To the union Voters Of CuyahOga
s r. County
> We have learned that paper has been
circulated for signatures, during the last
tour week., calling another Union Oonven-
tion, to meet tonight In Chsses Hail, for
the purpose Of formally boiling the nOmi-
nations of certain candidates on the Union
ticket, and nominating others in their
places. This paper SO far has 200 signa-
lures, including those of not mora than IF
teen or twenty prominent members of the
party. This to say the least makes rather
poor show for four weeks work and
should convince the leading bOlters of the
utter hOpelessness of their efforts to divide
the Union party. i77 7.9'9 - g.
We will say to the gentlemen who are
moving in this affair that the Copperhead
party are counting greatly upon the aid
they are expecting from them to elect
their candidate for the Legislature, Geo.
F. Marshall-G-a man who voted for that
miserable traitor Vallandigham, q man
who never contributed a dollar for our
bounty fund or for the noble Sanitary Com
mission, and one who will use his influence
snd vote to bring about the nomination of
Vallandighsm for q. s. Senator. Every
vote drawn from the regular Union ticket
is in effect vote for this man, and for
VaIlAndigham for United States Senator.
We are bound in honor to abide by the
nomination Of our Convention. What.
ever our private feelings may be in regard
~ sOl11e 0r sue nominees, we cannot hon.
orably allow those feelings to interfere
with our supporting the ticket. It was
fairly nominated, and all Union voters,
who maintain their connection with the
party, are in honor bound to support it.
20 We, therefore, most earnestly call upon
those gentlemen who signed the call to re-
consider the step, and reflect what may be
the consequence Of division of the Union
party of Cuyahoga county. We know
that they would sacrifice any personal
feelings before allowing that infamous
Copperhead Vallsndigham to be elected
United States Senator.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

[FIon tho Louisville Press, Sept. 25.

LEIOn tuo IEonhs sept. ZO.l
The fall of such q man as Col JACQUES
is sufficient to arouse the sorrow OF every
man who knows the former worth of the
gallant Jacques. He was one of the first
and most influential of the Methodist de-
nomination in Illinois. When that body
estsblished a female educational school in
Jacksonville he was placed in charge of it.
He managed it with such talent and sue
cess that when greater educational enter
prise was projected he was transferred to
it. He was engaged in this when the re-.
bellion commenced. Col. Jacques was q
man of intense loyalty, of commanding
influence, and of great oratorical ability.
He took the field in behalf Of the Union,
and speedily raised one of the finest regi-
ments that Illinois gave to the service of
the Union. It was called the preachers
regiment on account of the number of
preachers enlisted in it. OF this regiment
Jacques was made Colonel, and he served
with great distinction. a..t
During the progress of the war Colonel
Jacques had numerous conferences with
Bishop Simpson, and both were well salts
fed that if q Methodist of proper position
in the North could get among the Southern
Methodists much might be done towards
Gripping the rebellion. This mission Col.
Jacques undertook, with the approval of
Bishop Simpson and of Mr.. Lincoln. Col.
Jacques bravely met the peril, and travel
ed extensively among the Southern Meth
odists. He returned just before the battle
of Chickamauga, and took q conspicuous
part in the battle. Colonel Jacques was
the companion of Mr.. Gilmore in visit to
Richmond for an interview with JEFF. Ds-
Wis, in which mission they succeeded.
This visit was intended to bring about
peace. The. Colonel has recently Been de-
tailed for breaking up the negro camps,
such as Camp Nelson. This is the cause
of mis- presence in Kentucky.
@ On Friday last Col. Jacques employed a
fellow calling himself DR.. d. @. Miller to
procure abortion in the case of Georgia
woman. The Colonel was present during
the tragedy, and was arrested with the
female abortionist at whose house the
murder was perpetrsted, and with Miller,
the sbortionist-the murderer of innocence.
The victim died in about eight hours after
Miller commenced his depredations. The
whole party were arrested in fGgrdnte de-,
IietO, and are now in Jail, the Coroner's
inquest having amply confirmed ali the
suspicious that led to the interference of
the police. Mr.. Turner saw signs Of the
outrage in progress, and made his prepa-
rations for arresting the guilty parties, in,
which, as we have said, he succeeded. We
do not rejoice in iniquity, and we can not
but drop tears of sorrow over the fall of !
such man as Col. Jacques.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Harper's Weekly in writing up the visit
of the European capitalists, says: "Of
81, LOG, 100000 invested in the Northern
States lit is noteworthy that Europeans
would never buy bonds or stocks III rail-
roads in Southern States Europeans al
ready hold at least $l60,0O0,0 900. They
own the bonds and q large proportion of
the stock in the Illinois Central, line the
like of which does not exist in all Europe.
They own q large proportion of the bonds
and half the stock of the Erie Railway.
They own all the stock and bonds of the
Atlantic and Great Western. They own
most of the bonds Of the Fort Wayne Snd
Chicago, of the Pennsylvania Central of
the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, of
the Michigan Central, and of other West
ern roads. They own nearly all the Pana-
ma road, stock and bonds. If in addition
to the shove, fifty millions pounds sterling,
or more-and, as we sre led to believe, 9
sum even larger than this will be Influenced
by the report of our English visitors
should seek investment in our railway Sc
curities, quite striking results would ensue
In our makets." ..-r -if
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MILLINERY GOODS

This Department lie now full Of every variety OF
seasOnabIs goods In its line, and We would esPe-
cialy invite the attention OF Merchants aad MILL
nerB, and the public generally, to its examination
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

| JEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT,
1 The war is now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought,
| Our gallant boys are coming home;
Js6 Davis has been caught.
Buzzal huzEal now hang your banners sut
HuzHal huAzA lot all the people shout
The way the rebel chief was caught
Ia Iaughabls indeed; r.4..
he tried to run In psttiooAts,
But he did not succeed. ....
HuEEal huzza hang all your banners out,
Jen Davis has been eAught, let every one now
Our boys did think Il very strange,
A woman should retreat
With great boWie-l<nifs in hand
Until they saw his feet. :, -...
HuzEal huzzaI our boys have got coed sense:
TWizt gaitsr shoes and ssOgy bOotI they know
Oh, crinOline. We think you nne, $50
For you would not conceal
The flying rebel President
When he did show his heel. .
HuEEA huzEa there's nothing half SO ans
To show 3 foot and ankle on, 1iks WalI raIssd
cFinolins. - ~"
Your days are numbered now, old JsG,
You surely cannot hope, --- e
Or have . better end In view, -
Than the end Of stout rose fsr
HuKEsl huzzaI JeR Davis has no shoa: .rl
In setting up Az his sOcounts, Just keep hi
me boys who eaught JeH pavfs, 10
Well welcome ons and all Is'iJ f
And treat them to q iins new nit
At IsAAC6 UEIOH HALLI
HuHEa hu.Eai ding the starry bainsr out.
Vaf g iant poys are coming home, Let al The /
YI people ahout. q = - -, -
Tbs .Lergess snd Best Stock OF FashIonshya
Oi0tAins In the Vest At the Lowest Prices, At
Isaac A. Isaaes's Union Hall,
Sols Agency for the sale ofsIneer,s Cegebrats8
ng Machines, Storr's tutomatoa Freeman. ami
3trongs Patent Army Trunk and Bed Oom bInaS
Dor. Superior and Onion strssts -a
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Observation-Disclosures
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Tersely, but nobly, spoken |

A correspondent writes from RCell No.
II Violent Ward, State Lunatie Hospital
Worces," as follows: -. q 235e-e
q aGentLemen-WM you have the good
ness to announce that / have just made q
change in my business relations, carried on
for thepAst three years under the name Of
Read s. Ponder Mr.. P, retires, weighed
down by care, and have taken in. three
young men who have served Us faithfully,
) that hereafter our firm viii be known
81 q Read, Marx, Learn, and Inwardly Di.
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4he General Convention OF the EPI
. eODaI Church.

Ihe General Convention OF the EPis-
eOPaI Church.
This body convenes at Philadelphia to-
morrow, October Sd, and will be an exceed
ingly interesting gathering. It consists of
House of Bishops and House of clerical
and lay delegates elected by conventions
in the respective dioceses, and meets tri-
ennially. The subject Of most interest to
the general public which will come before
the Convention is the reunion of the
Southern dioceses with the church of the
United States. While the Southern clergy
and lsiiy of other churches are, as q mass,
bitterly opposing reunion with their
Northern brethren, there seems to be a
prospect that the Episcopal church, North
and South, will be very quietly and easily
reunited The action of the diocesss of
Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Texas,
Arkansas and Tennessee has been very de-
cidedly favorable to reunion, and the move
ment in that direction has acquired mo-
mentum which it will be hard to resist.
We expect to see nearly if not quite all the
Southern dioceses represented in the Con-
vention, and they will probably be received
back with open arms by the Northern
Bishops and delegates .- s-
But question of even greater impor-
tance to churchmen will come up in some
of its bearings, before this body; viz: the
relations of the church TO other religious
bodies, The question receives new interest
from the extraordinary course taken, during
the past year, by Bishop Potter, of the do
cese of New York, in throwing open Trim
ity Church, New York city, for the perfor-
nance of the hslf-hesthenish, half Popish
rites of the Greek church, and at the same
time forbidding the clergy of his diocese to
admit TO their pulpits distinguished min
listers of Protestant denominations.
Direct issue has been taken with the
Bishop on this subject by some of the
clergy, and the Rev. Stephen H. Tying, Jrs
recently invited the Rev. DR.. Storre, q dis
tinguished Congregational minister, to
occupy his pulpit with the intention, it is
stated, of bringing the case before the
Convention and testing bis right to do SO.
It is to be hoped that the Convention will
take catholic and liberal ground on this
subject and thus advance the cause of
Christian union, and promote the harmony
and efficacy of the great church of Christ.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cloak Department.

We would particularly call the attention Of the
trade to this breoch of the bu sinsSs, - we have
obtained the most competent managers. and are
prepared to hll al orders BY the quantity or 9th.
erwise, at the shoItest notice and ct the lowest
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CLOTHING.
E. RHEINHEIMER,
One Price Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

104 Superior street,
MOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE
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Particular attention is called to the manuiao-
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the bet OF Trimmings in each aud every
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work, We therefore offer Eastern sol shop goods
te our customers, but everything Of own man.
utaoturs, made and trimmed equal to the best Gus
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Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT is under the
charge Of Mr.. SPESCER, Gutter of hfteea years'
experience IN the best New York Houses, and we
can tfuthfully say thst he has 30 equal in this
city, and we defy any Houss in the city to turn
, out garment in the style and finish Of ours
Gentlemen in want OF first class garments will
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Beavers, Tricots, Ereadcloths, Oassimeres and
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Remember that we do no Jockeying business,
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GLOW E S.

We have q very full stock Of these goods, Of our
own importation, paid for in gold st $50 premium,
and will sell them at wholesale or retail. rs per
cent. less than any other house in Northern Ohio.