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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

rough sketch in charcoal Of the crucihxion,
with 8 Madonna on either side. This
seemed TO give great offense TO his lordship,
and he sought for an explanation Of its
meaning from the incumbent.
gThe explanation did not appear to
be at all satisfactory to his lordship,
and he expressed . wish that it should
be At once effsced. It would seem that
none of the officials relished the JOB Of efac-
ing the sketch in the presence Of the whole
assemblsge, the bishop meanwhile resolnte-
ly refusing to proceed with the service un.
I'll some understanding was come TO re-
Specting it. At length his lordship said ::
LIf YOU will give an undertaking to efface
that cartoon twill proceed" Assent be-
mo siyen,. the bishop instructed DR.. T.
TSiss to draw up sn undertaking to that
affect. ssying that the registrar could read
The petiuon whilst it was being done.
apr. 4. Twiss then went into the Vestry
and drew up the following memorandum :
arWe hereby undertake to remove TO-
msrroV the unfinished cartoon on the east
and of the chaneel wsll Of the church Of
Saint Michael and ALI Angels.
Gi'August24, 1861 80.
aDr. TWiss then returned TO the chance
and the document wss signed in the pres
ence of the congregation by the Rev
Charles Lyford, incumbent; Mr.. Jsms'
Tranter, church warden; and MIR. james
Brooks, architect.
HThe Bishop then said: Il have no OBJ
faction 10 consecrate this church in accord
ance with the prayer of that petition
"The onsecrstion was then proceeoe'
with in the usual manner" s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
POUTEOAI.

General NJ. N. Orocker, of Iowa, just
before his death, wrote letter to Governor
Stone strongly advocating the granting to
the negro the right Of suffrage.
Two coIored man were members OF the
Massachusetts Republican State Convsn-
ton. One of them, 8 minister, was Vice
President of the Convention.
The vacancy in the United States Senate
from Iowa, caused by the appointment OF
Mr.. Harlan as Secretary Of the Interior,
be filed in due time by an sppointment
from Gov. Stone. .,..r..-
A new Republican dSily is soon to be
started in Detroit after the style of the
Chicago Republican, and 100000 has
already been pledged. Judge Edmonds'
of the Land Department will have the
editorial management. o-,
Gsrret Smith hiss written letter upon
public topics to VIM. Lloyd Garrison. ! he l!
predicts war of races unless the ballot II
given to the negro at the South. he would
! cCntine the DallOL W bno IVA W."
read. He also advocates the right OF wo
men to vote.
II is but little known that the first anti
slavery paper started in the United State
was published in East Tennessee. 1t wa
cslled the Emaneipator, and published .
Greenville, the home Of President John
son, by Benjsmin F. Lundy, Friend II
religious faith, and native OF Belmon
county, Ohio. .17
| Politicians of all shades are clustsrinI
shickly around President johnson, Deal
Richmond, Thurlow Weed and Senate
Ramsey had interviews with him on Wed
nesdAy, and New York wire-workers Ar
thick in Washington. Among them 81
and others of that stripe, They all pre-
fess to be great johnson men, The UniO
men of New York are also on the groun
| in force, and say that they have not th
slightest fear of carrying the State by
sweeping majority.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
STARK COUNTY.

The barn of Mr.. Putnam, of Sugar Creek
Tp., Stark Co, was lately struck By light
ming and destroyed, with all its contents.
His loss is estimated at $4,000.
A recent census of Canton, taken by or
der of the City Council, shows the populs-
ton of that city to be 5,23s, an increase of
296 in five years. But 4S Of the NUM-
Der, or less than one in one hundred, we're
colored. Oh yes, there is great danger that
We in Ohio shall be overrun with negroes.
On Monday night the cigar factory of
Mr.. Marburger, of Canton, was entered
and robbed of quantity of cigars. The
same night an attempt was made to enter
the grocery of Mr.. Plunkert, on West Tus-
carswss street. but they failed to secceed.
at Massillon lately, q child Of Mr.. Jacob
Bucher was scalded sccidentally-so badly
as TO endAnger its life. It has since died
of lockjsw. ..-5 .-..t .-
A man named Zsplich, Swiss, was ar
rested in Canton on Monday last on charge
of stabbing his vile with intent to kill,
while intoxicated. The next day he was
brought up for examination. He however,
was SO sick as to be unable to be up and
the Justice permitted him to 90 home
upon the solicitation of his wife, whom he
had stabbed and well nigh killed, while
drunk. Such is woman's constAncy 10 8
drunken husband.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
TusOARARAS COUNTY.

A new Methodist Episcopal Church is
in process of erection at New Philadelphia
The TuscArswas AdUoeGtessys that lsst
Friday night as Mr.. Krakau, watch
maker of Dover, was returning from his
shop with his.box of watches and jeWelry,
he was struck on the head with q club and
remained senseless for nearly three hours.
His box, containing the watches of his Gus
toners and some jswelry, and his pocket
book, with about twenty dollars, were car
ried off by the assassin. We learn that
search has been made and the box found
under Mr.. Huston's stable. Three young
men have been arrested, but we omit their
names until they have had hearing.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
LATE NEWS IFEms.

The city of Springfield, capital of Hi
nois, is sscertained, by the census just
taken, to have l6, 900 Inhabitants. e.
An eight hour league has been formed
in Detroit, snd an attempt will be made to
carry the coming city elections on that
issue.
The State Agent appointed by the Gov
ernor of Michigan to look after timber on
the State lands, reports that nearly ,00O,.
600 feet Of logs have been stolen from the
State in the section about Thunder Bay.
The apple crop along the lake shore, is
IS complete failure as that of the more
inland section OF the country. There is
not enough to base price upon. They
will probably be worth 81 or S. q barrel
Ground was recently broken, at Cedar
Falls, upon the projected Iowa Central
railroad. Fifteen hundred people were
present, and several speeches were made.
The subscriptions to the stock of the com.
pary amount now to over 100000.
The tAerdayt three soldiers in Memphis,
Tennessee, while running away from the
patrol guard, lesped from the Susquehan-
nah Bridge into theriver, a distance of six
W l66bt buu eMfLu buo ElNcEt HdkluR ROOQ
their escape. This is the best jumping
since Sam Patch went over the Niagara
Falls.
An Italian Journal, ITALIA, mentions the
serious fact OF Florentine lady, after hav.
ing given birth to healthy child, was
soon again in an interesting condition, and
gave birth to another robust infant TWENTY
five days after the first acc0Hehenlent.
4 The Freshmen Class in Yale already
numbers more than one hundred and fifty,
and few more, it is supposed, will be ad.
mitted, making it one of the largest class
es ever in the institution. Linonia has So
cured seventy-nine Of these Freshmen and
the Brothers in Unity seventy.
Boston Is q tolerably wealthy town. The
asssiSed value of Its real and personal prop
srty, which excludes good many millions
invested in Government securities, Is $751;
s92, 875, for this year, or more than $40, 700
for each voter.
Governor Hamilton, of Texas, has re-
Gently issued proclamation ordering the
assessment Of a direct sd valorem tau of
.welye and Q half cents upon each hundred |
iollars value Of pIoperty, real and person.
i, except such property IS may be exempt |
rom taxation by the laws in force prior to |
he I'd day Of March, A. D. 1861. He also
riders an assessment of 8 poll tax of 81
or each voter, license and occupation taxes
lndsr the laws prior to 1861. drf
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
S5l l0n AONEY ADYANUk.D


Brigadier General Revere, of the 10th
Maryland, died.st Morehead City recently.
His remains will be sent to Michigan. he
entered the service as q Lieutenant in the
New York Fire Zousves.
The examination in the case Of Fredik. A.
Howe, of Meadville, on a charge Of false
pretences in regard to certain lsnds rep
resented to contain petroleum, preferred
by E. Sheldon, which was 10 have been
commenced on Tuesday at the Tombs Po-
lice Court, New York, before Justice
Downing, was further postponed to tho
2sth instant by consent Of the counsel for
both parties. 'sH es
ReV. Henry Ward BeecheF deliverea
another of his characteristic sermons tt
Plymouth Church on Sunday night, advo
eating not only negro. but female sutfrage,
without qualification or condition. Thu
sermon Is making much talk, and the.
impression seems to be that il wss designed
as 8 cue 70 the radicals and those who syn =
pathise with their peculiar notions of socis
and political progress.
The wife of Kossuth, whose maide
name was Theresa Meszelenyi died
September LIST, st Turin, in her 65th yes
and will be buried st Genoa by the side
the remains of her only daughter. tt
accomplished lady Is well remembered j.
this country, which she visited with b, d
husband in 1851, and while she was slreadl
suffering from Illness. Notwithstanding
all the tender care of her family and tn.
genial influence Of Che Italisn climate, her
health continued to fail, and in addition 10
his two sisters buried On American soil, the
iIlustriOus Hungarian patriot mourns now
over grave ct Genoa, holding all that re-
mains Of his faithful Theresa, who has
been sharing with devotion and sympathy
all the glories and vieiEitudes Of her hus-
bands extraordinary career. a1--2 Q
Foreign ministers who come wife less to
this Country, cannot remain long here
without being captivsted by the charms Of
American ladies. The wife Of Count SRr 4
tiees, late French ambassador, and now st 1
Rome; the widow of the late Russian an
bssssdor, Bodisco, and the wife Of his sue
cessor at Washington, Baron St6ech !
the Italian minister's wife; the wife c /
The Belgian secretary Of legation, and !
number of other ladies married to foreigT
are al American, snd thsf
swedish minister is engaged to marry
BostoniAn. The English ministers, II I
CHAMPION and Lord Lyons, were the on
sxception to this almost general rule- n n
returned from this country =,
he came-s bachelor. After an unfor!l-
ate alliance with an English musical lady,
Miss Balfe, he isegain Il sored TO single
ife, and Lord Lyons is still urInS-isa.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
ranMRuLL COUNTY.

The Warren Chronicle says that by the
courtesy OF Stephen Il. Knapp, Esql Su-
perintendent OF the Mails, New YORK, an
arrangement has been made that will prove
of great public advantage. A mail bag is
put up each morning, except Sunday, con-
tanning all matter from the New England
States, for this place youngstown, Niles,
&c. and forwarded directly 70 Warren by
express tram, arriving here at $40 A. NJ,
making only twenty two hours from New
York, instead of two to four days as here
tofore. A bag will also be made up at this
place for the East, leaving here by express
at 1l.62 A. M, closing at the post Office at
IL A. M. .s.. tf--a.-i SIS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
NoRTHERN OHIO NEws.
MAHoEING COUNTY.

The County Board of Examiners will
hold q meeting for the examination OF
teachers at the Union School House, in
Youngstown, today, commencing a. 10
Am.
The Mahoning Register says that the
river, which was st full flood last week, re-
sulting from heavy rains, has now subsided.
leaving several mementoes of its existence.
Among other little frolics it took the saw
mill on the west side Of the river, off its
nins- and left il astrida the Assrn OF the grist
rnniII vhe-a, as q saw mill, its distinctive
functions are for the present suspended.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
Tne vaIIanaIrham Keriment,


The Dayton Journal publishes the state
ment of G. w. Fouty, Orderly Sergeant Of
Co. B., 9th o.V. L, in answer to The re.
cent speech of YAllandigham at Wapa-
kOnetts, glorifying the 57th o. v. L, be-
cause it gave 8 majority for him for Gov
srnor in 1868. He denies that the vote
was q true index Of the feeling of the regi-
ment, as two Union companies were de.
tailed to guard battery at the time Of the
election, and their vote was never counted.
He proceeds to give the following facts in
the history of the regiment which we quote
because an anonymous writer in the Plain
Dealer has denied our statement in refer
ence 70 the number of desertions from the
regiment;
1.-THE 9th was raised as a representative
Democratic regiment. Bill Mungen, a
notorious Copperhesd politician, was ap-
pointed Colonel, and he was the cause of
numerous desertions from it-l37 men in
one day-mAny Of whom went into other
regiments and staid there until the Presi-
dents Proclamation pardoning desarters,
when they returned, MungeR having re-.
signed. Colonel Rice, good Union man,
had succeeded him, but when he was
wounded, Lieut. Colonel Mcclure, a viru-
lent Oopperhesd, took command, and was
in command when the election was held.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
TRPF. DAVIS Has BEEN CAUGHT.

TEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT
The war Is nov about played out,
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallant boys are coming home;
ysd Davis has been oAnght.
HuzEA huz1Al now hang your banners cut
HuHHA huEEa let all the people shout.
5he way the Fsbel chief was caught
Is lAughabls indeed;
BE tried TO run In pettiooats,
But he did not suceeed-
HuEzA huzzs hang ell your banners out,
Jef Davis has been oaughI, let every one nov
ahout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
woman should retrsst
With . great boWls-knife in hand,
Bntl thsy saw his feet. ----..s.
HusEal huzzAl our boyB have got COED sense;
TVixt gaiLer shoes and ssOgy hooIs they know
the difference.
Oh, erinolins We think you ma, . s-a
For you would not conceal
The lying rebel President,
When he did show his heel.
HuzzAl huEEAl there's nothing half 90 Ans
To show foot and ankle OF, lIk9 well raised
orinoltno. fft r-t POI .as o
Your days are numbered now, old JsE,
You surely cannot hope, t.--..t. I..f 4.
Or have . better end in view,
Than tbs end Of . stout rope.
HuEAal hEzAa Jee Davis has no aAos;
In settling up Ali his aocountss jast fssp If
crimes In view.
Tks boys who caught JET pAvis,
Well welcome one and all,
Aad treat them 70 lne new sult
At IsAAClS LISBON HALLl
HuEza huEHai ding the starry banner out,
Our gallant boys are coming homs, lot al ths
people shout. ia-
The Largest and Best Stock OF FashionabIs
Clothing in the West at the Lowest PriOsa, ss
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
5ols Agency for the sale cfsingsrs Celebrated Sew
ing Aschines, et0rr'e Aptomaton Pr0samAn, and
3trongp Patent Array Trunk and Bed Oombinsd.
if Cor. Superior and Onion streets.
- Look ont fnF the Gianfs my25
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
The Growth OF UhIeago.

The census of the State of Illinois, now
In process of completion, shows the populs-
ton Of Chicago to be lis, ,5s9, against 1O9,-
$50 in 1860, anincrease of So, ,279, or about
e6S per cent. in five years. The people of
Chicago seem little disappointed that the
figures are not larger, and yet these are
little short of miraculous. That q city
should in five years, during the whole of
which bloody civil war, 20 which it COZ
tributed its full quota of men, was
raging, increase It's population by two
thirds seems almost incredible, and illus
trates excellently the wonderful vigor and
elasticity of our country and its insIitu-
tons. ii hle
The total population of Cook county, in
which Chicsgo is located, is 2l7,309. Of
this number only one has passed the age
of lOO-an old lady living in the Sixteenth
Ward. Only 1853, or about one in one
hundred Of this number, are colored, fact
which hardly justiass the Oopperhead out
cry that we are 70 be overrun, and white
labor crowded out of the market, by "free
niggers." The total number OF voters is
3,OI2: the total number within the pre-
scribed limits of age for military service is
4b354. The manufactures of the city for
the year 1865 amount il value to the man.
moth sum of $26, TlO, ,292. OF this $5,99l,
900 is in malt and spirituous liquors; 81
5O2, III in iron 81, 1881, ,925 in oils and can
dies, and $i,729,592 in -four mills.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

The man who committed suicide on
rain on the Great Western road in Cana.
da last week wss. Hon. John d. Harvey,
an eminent lawyer of Dubuque. BE was
on his way east for his health. Insanity
was heriditaEy in his family, and he had
frequently expressed fears that he might
Kill himself. 5 - a.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
GUARDIANS SALE

GUARDIANS SALE-In pursuance
N of an order Of the Probate OourE, IA and f0z
the County Of Gu ahosa, in the state Of Ohio, (
viii sell At public Vehdus, at the door Of the Court
House tn the city OF Cleveland, on the 3Oth day OF
ssPtemosr, is6o. at O'Clock P. u. the following
described real estate, - vit situats tn the Town
ship o. Bsookyns In lhs County Cf UuyEhoQa. Ohio.
and described a. foli0Es being suSdiTision lots
Nos ii and - Of '. Eiliots 81 ID vision Of part1
OF los u and l3 in said Brooklyn ToEnship, 'front.'
Ing on Henry street. Said lot 81 contains 100
acres, and lot 50 sontAihs 65-1O0 acres
dERns-One third cash in hand on day OF gala
ohe-thiid In one ear. and one-third In Two years,
secured BY mortgage on the premises, With lnttrsst
payable aenuALy. Susan X. sIa8UR, 2
dusrdian OF the Minors of John Singer. Dtc'd.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
PROCLAMATION,

DROOLAMAFION.-I, FEIIx NICOLA
Il sheriff OF Cuyah ga County, , hiO, do herebT
Botiy the qualhrd electors Of said County, that
Tuesday, ths 10Th day of October, A. D. 1855 n
tDe day appointed By Law for holding the GsneraF
Election IN the .StAIs OF Ohio, at which time thev
will assemble sc tnsir sevei al places Of holdip
elections in their respective townships snd wards,
ana ro-eedi BY B lllOt, to vote for the following
state and County Onlosrs, to Vft:
One Governor, One Lieutenant Governor, Two
Judges Of the fupreme Court, Ons State treasurer
One Attorney General. One School, OonmisTruer'
OEe Olerk u the supIeme Soult, One NJ nber OF
the B ard Of Public WORKS.
One Senator ThEte r. representatives.. One Oounty
Treasurer, One Prosecuting Attorney, One COUNTY
OCmmis Toner, Cns Coroner.
Given undsr ny haad, az the Court Eouse, in tha
city Of Olsvsland, this 18th day Of seplsmber. A.
D. 1865.
sepz525t FELIX NICOLA, Sheriff.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

Religious services are held in q billiard
room at Pit-hole city. The fact Illustrates
the discouragements under which gospel
laborers are working, and the necessity Of
missionary labor in our own country.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

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Robert z. Lee has quietly taken up his
quarters in Lexington, Va, the scene of
his future laboEs, sa President of the Wash
iBgton College. q.
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SEWING MACHINES.
TvHR FLORKNOK. -,sr-.r~-
L Itkss many tmprOvsmsnss ore any ana "a
ssq 9& WING MAcHIAER

has ne rsySEsibls fssd. fssdins thS cloth s,th
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT

Embraces everything in its line, from the ehsapsst
Wool to the richest Psissfy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
Democratic Love for Free Speech
-f Illustrated.

AGAAAOcEhlAC Love lOE EEe6 D6CCu
illustrated.
On Saturday evening last q Union meet
ing was held, according to announcement
in Mifiin township, Richlsnd county,
which was addressed by b. P. Davis, Esq.
The speaker was proceeding in a very
quiet and orderly manner, when the VIM
doWs of the room were broken in, the
doors opened, and shower of eggs and
other missiles pelted at the speaker. The
meeting was broken up and Mr.. Davis
compelled to leave. He was followed for
some distance by gang of Copperhead
rowdies, whooping and yelling, firing pis.
tols, and throwing stones, one of which
struck Mr.. Davis on the head temporarily
stunning him. This beautiful proceeding
is thoroughly characteristic of the Copper
head party, and is bu! fresh manifesto
ton of that Democratic spirit which insti-
gated the murder of E. T. Lovejoy, and
the mobbing Of anti-slsvery men every
where, and which eliminated in the rebel
lion. Il must be crushed and we know of
no better way to rebuks it than to give the
Union ticket sweeping msjority on the
10th Of October.