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EUrFALO MAKKEF-sept. ~


EUEFALO MAKKEE-sept. ~
icy FHLBsRAfH.l
FIour-Fi m but quiet.
Wheat-UIoses dli~s ut firm. Sales Of No 1
Chicago and Milwaukee, spring at 81 a6al 70
COrn-Tirmi sales no 4 at 7dA77o. No hello
ct 79a
esats-Tu and nominal ct 4sc.
BAgIey- State 81 l211; Iansda 81 10.
hye-Quet.
Nhisky-Firm. Sales ct 81 "a.
POrk-Sales ct $50 90.
LaTd-Sa es ct 2sc-
Canal Freighls-To New York Wheat Ice,
corn lac, oats &c. -s..-
lake Imports For "a hours-Flour Il, ,4O5
bbIs, wheat 66 692 on, corn b1, 1913, barley 1sSr.
canal 81 EXpOrts-Elour - bbls, wheat b6,
100 bu. corn. l24.T3D. oais IS. .l20.
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OswEGo a1ARKKT--scpt. "a

FIOuF-In active d msnd. Sales 200 bbls
Wbe8t-DuiI, Sales, for m lliI &, OF 5000 bu
prime white Cansda at So 2os sod $50 bu fair d
at 81 16
COrn-In demand. sa'es 500 bu No I.linols
at $40, and 5000 bu Indiana, per sample, ut 7sc,
Oats Quit
Barley-Quiet sad unchanged. Sales 4, SEQ bu
stats on priva.s terms; last night l., 600 bu Jana
dR At 81 s.
Rye-Dull. Sales I, SOC bu Canada at $40.
Cana Erefghts Flour 45a47c, wheat IL corn
l01, barley 9zc, rye lie Oata 7e, peas l2o to New
TGrk. To Aibsny-Bsrley 90.
Lake ImpOrts-FIour 800 bbls, - hu OF
wheat, 20 90 corn, 22 OOO oats, 4O,5 barley SO
rye.
ExpOrts--FI ur 700 bbls, 1900 bu what,
Is, coo, corn, "a, coo barley.
ShipmenGs-By railroad, l ,297 bbls flour.
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HoUsE TO RExT.-Attention is called to
the advertisement of furnished house TO
rent, in another column. This is a rare
chance. The hOusefs well located, and fur
nished with gas, water, &c. Application
can be made at the LEADER Counting Room.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

New York Stock MArket-Bept. 20.
IBY TELEsRAPH.l
Govern tent efOcks-Are 1 to zc better
United States 6s OF 1884, Tegiiterso, lO7; do coa.
pons, l. 8; do Five.twsnty coupons, now issue,
I0615 United States f1Ves, TensfOrty coupons, 9iS
Treasury T-3Os, third series, 80
SGOaks-Eirm. Missouri skies 7t1z; Louisiana
sIEes IL; Ohio Mississippi certificates 2e5s; Gum
berI.Dd preferred 461z; Qnicksi 4szs; New York
Central 9354; Erie SS14 HUDSON l0913; Michigan
Central IL MichiSR 40 southern 5S5s; heading l09;
do prtfersed 6Z5S; H. cx Island lI2; Milwaukee q
Prairie du Chien 641z; @. q A. preferred III.
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SEW ADVERIIsEmENE

SEW ADVERIISEMERE EH.
Academy Of Music-RosedsIe-
Varieties Thester-Opsn Every Night.
E. 1. B Aldwin Oo.-oIOaK Opening.
J. Z. Dewitt Oo-silks.
Hover His bse-shswlF.
For Bent-Fu -nished House.
Malone, Petit 4 Co-For Lake Superior.
N. T. Co.-FOr Ogdensburgh.
N. T. Co.-For Chicago.
+. 1. Baldwin q Co.-Winter Goods.
J. q, peWist & oo.-Dress Goods
Wanted-IIf formation Of W. @. Wirnebiddle.
Box BLIZZARD Wanted.
Found--A Horse.
Pelt>n, BreDch 4 Co.-MHe Lost
Mount Zion Cong. Chureh-Local Notice.
Co. E, % h BeRiment-Loesl Notice.
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Alas, too We'll tney hno..

Ths pain, the woe,
Oaused by negltctiDg CATARBH In it's earliest
stages. DR.. d. H. seel5e's LIQUID OArARRH
REM EDT will give relIefin a short time, and If
directions car fully followed even perm anent-
ly cure this dread disease in its worst fOrn.
sepkl6:R3
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

Among the Dress Goods vhieh zoe shall
open on Monday, iOe invite special attention
to the sShi6itio1 of Wool Reps Empress
Cloths, HeJossrs, Sarosy and Tartan PtG'ds,
French Plaid PopIiss, Grape AeIGHgs
Chene MeIGnge and HtsddergfeEds.
2. L BALD WIN i co.
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OHICAGO aARKET--sept. ~.

CHICAGO MAREET.-.Sept. "a
by Telegraph
FIOur-Active and lee higher. Sales at So Is
40 so for common to choice spring 'xIra.
Wheat-ActiVe and higher. vitb speculative
demand, closing firm 81 47al 4I11 Tor NO l.
COrn~Aotive. ssIes s41zc sOr No 1, tnd SIC for
No2-
OatR-Firm Sales az 33o-
Freights teady
EHfEIsWines-AetiVes st 81 a.
RrOvisiODs--Dulls
Recr1pGs--Flour, 6,OOO belsi TheAtB 45,OJO
bu corn Ie4 coo. oats $40
sbfbments-6,so 500 bbls -four, II, 600 bu wheat,
2s5, ,OOO corn, 1880 oats.
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ONE THO USAND DOZEN FALL AND
WINTER HOSIERY

r0ju be on sale Monday, September Isth,
aaetUdiRg all qualities ~ Wool and Merin0.
Also trO hundred dozen Boys and Misses
Hose.
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Lake Eish-M>rkst quiet and priees steady.
No. Whitensh, p half Dbl, $3.50, No. 2 do, @
half bbI, S7,75; Pickerel D half bbl $3.50; Trout
q half Dbl 800; Herring . half Dbl a, 4,6C@60O.
Hay-Firm and in good demand We quote at
Sl1 OO9l4,OO Tor new loose; Sls,Oc02oeO for baled
Bsster pressed. . .--
seeds-Timothy quiet and nominal at ss,759
400
saIt-Tirm at s9.S5 for fine; $500 for Coarse.
Ale sD1 ssSFsaF-nArkst stssd1. Ws gIots
a. follows: Present Use xX Als SO; 6sook XXI
Sl4,co; Ksnnstt 5000; Pale Dream 81; Porte.
N4 Half aud quarter barrels in proportion.
water Ajme-Oswego and Akron held at
S2,e5.
Plasser--'PO~'lrf' Land plaster 5000 per
ton; Oslcined $40 9 bbI.
Hops-Firm. Esv York stats 46e5ec, accord.
ing to quality; Ohio 2595OO.
Mait-steAdy. Barley Malt held At sl,TO p.I
buuheI.
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To the ShGl0l Department attention Is is.
uited, as zoe offer about tvelUe hundred
Wool ,ShcwLs, Paisley Scotch and ADssrieasr
Real Paisley and French Cashmere, ard
many Others. For sale By the package on
at retail. E. l. BALDWIN q co.
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u. Z. Money MarRes-sept. ~
lBY fEEEGRAPH.l
MOney-Firm and quist at q cent. for call
loans.
sterling EEehanGe-Lsss active = shade
lower; lO9H aIps16 in go fer first cla.s bills.
Gold. sh 1do lower, opening at l4ssz advance
ing 10 I4s7s, and closing st "A
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BALDWIN &Co

Will open, Monday, September 1871,
rs CASES AMERICAN CALIoOEg
Res0 designs. also American DeLainss in
choice styles at Wholesale and Fetal.
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DRY GOODS.

We shall offer on Monday, Sept. 1stHt
an enormous stock of
AUTUMN DRESS GOODS,
Comprising ta0enty fDs hundred pieces
Of the choicest designs and most superior
fabrics
The prices are marked on the basis Of
vGlte ti7o months srRce, although they,
,0ollLd nOsO cost from ten to tsOenty per cent?
higher.
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With respect, F. B. ".
PERSONAL. Miss Susannah Evans, the
gifted and eloquent Cambrian Temperance
lecturer, arrived at the Weddell House yes
terdsy, but will go to visit friend at New
burgh to-day, previous to her lectures
which are announced TO come off in
Brainard's Hall on Monday and Tuesday
evenings next. Owing to the hitherto
regular succession of hs' engagements,
which have called forth and taxed to the
utmost her best energies, she does not
deem it expedient to speak on the Sabbath
(to-morrow) as was previously announced
DRowHED.-A boy named Peters, lad
some ten or eleven years of age, who lives
at No. Al Wilson street, was drowned about
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He was
in swimming in the lake opposite BrOwnell
street, with three or four companions. 1t
seems that he could not swim much, and
seeing the other boys go outside of the
piles, he followed. Mounting one of them
he dove down, but did not rise. He was
soon fshed out, but not until he was past
restoration.
ANNOUNCEMENTS - The following spec ker
are announced to address the Union men oil
the county during the present GubernstOrial
campaign:
MASS MEETINGs-AFTERNooS AND EVENINGS.
Chsgrin Falls, Saturday, September 2Srd'
M. s. Castle, A. T. slade and A. Mercy
nolds.
Brecksville, Thursday, September 2Sth.-
s. Williamson, NJ. 3. Castle and J. Il
Rhodes.
Berea, Thurseay, October 5.h.-A. T
| Sladn, ohurIeS =. rHimer and Jason Gan
field.
Bedford, Friday, October 6th.-Charlei
W. Palmer, ]. C. Grannis and J. H. Jones
EVENING MEETINGS.
Euclid, September 26th.-Wm. Collins
]. NJ. Jones, A. T. slade.
Dover, September 26th.-R. B. Dennis, E
Hessenmueller.
Orange, September 27th.-W. N. Hudson
| W. c. Mcfarland.
/ ObtO1SbN1Aog OSptOWOoA - atA.S' W n
Hanson, II. B. De Wolf.
Mayfeld, September 28th.-J. II. Rhodes
A. T. Slsde.
East Cleveland, September SOth.-M
Barlow, D. R. Tilden, L. PrentisS.
Solon, October 2nd.-Charles W. Palmer
G. B. Lockwood.
Parma, October 2nd.-M. S. Castle, Dan
Stephan.
warrensville, October 3rd.-Dr. ]. P. Rob
inson, W. s. Kerruish.
Independence, October 4tb.-M. s. Castle
A. Theme.
ROckpOrt, ostOber 5sh.-J. C. Grannis
DsnI Stephan.
Brooklyn, October 6.h.-A. T. Brinsmade
E. Hessenmueller, Buckingham.
Olmsted, October 6th.-L. Prentiss, M. E
Gallup.
Newburgh, October 7th.-M. s. Castle, {
B. Lockwood, ]. C. Grahnis.
Royslton, October 7Ih.-R, B. Dennis, "
Fl. Price, D. A. Dsngler.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO.
cleveland wnolesale marRsl.

FRIDAY EvHSIEG, eept %, 1855.
FreIghfs-The following are the ratee BY Lake
Csteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New York.-FIrst class 81 IA; Second class I:
SIC; Third class so; Fourth class: 45o. Flour,
800. Wool Si,l2.
To Boston.-F,rst class: $685. Second Q Iass
sio; Third class: 75o; Fourth class; COO. Flour:
81 00o. ooI 81 %.
FIOur-UnchAuged with fair demand FROM
che trade. Gales 100 bbIs good Xxx red at 50 rs ;
Sd bblS choice d, at $3.50; so bbls Xxx white at
slO,5O-all touutry brands. City brands Xxx RED
sIO,Oo0lO,25; Go Xxx white sl1,oOaT,25
Wheat-Heavy and in SO little demand that it
difficult TO get st prices EOminsl quotations are
s2,O7@2 10 for old No red from store 81, ,sOgI s6
for old No red from store; 81 5O91 55 for new No
2 red from store.
COrn-Firm and iu more inquiry, Though
buyers and sellers ,till spsrt. Sales Of 5000 bu
No mixed were made after Change yesterday Af-
ternoon ct $50 from store, bat holders to-day we're
arm at Csc. and we heard Of no transactions.
Oats-In very little irquiry. Sale car No 1
from Fsore at 40
Eye-NothiDg doing. Prices nominal.
Rarley-No sales reported and prices smlnal
POrk-Firm at $500 for city-paeked mess
Sales 25 bb at the quotation.
Beef-Oity aeaa held ct $500, with light do
mAnd.
Lard-sca'e ee and firm. Bed at 27o for city
rendered in bbls and tierces; 27zc for do in kegs
smoked Meats-Firm aud In good request
at unchanged pnces We quote Piain-c1red hams
canvssssd, 2bc; Shoulders 1ao; Bacon zoo. Dried
Beef 22c. ssles 1900 Ms hams at the quotation.
Butter-In good demand and firm. Sales o.
kegs Western Reserve in two Its at $50.
CIseese-The market continues very dull, but
prices are h'm at lsai6o for fair to prime
ERgs-In more inquiry. Sales II bbs at 9Oo
HighW1nes-Flrm, but dull. He'd at $l,E7
92,2s.
AIcOhOI-steady and firm. Held at S464a
4,5s for 9s per cent Cologne Spirits, ss per
cent, 81 6s NentrAl Proof sptrits 50 420s,47.
PstrOHeum-In good demand and 6'mer.-
Sales SO bbs refined for FRS. Of October de livery
at 72-, the market c'osing fl m at T2@7sc. N.ptha
quiet at ss@40o. Tar dulI at 81. .OC@6sO.
Dried AppIes-Jteady and in more demand
Sales $50 bbls at 1i1So
6lfls-Eirm st the following prices:
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FIRE ALARN.-The alarm of FIRE yester-
day morning was occasioned by the burn
ing out of a chimney on Division alley. No
harm done
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CITY NEWS.

Feed Boy wanted at the LEADER Job
Room.
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Copper etOcks-SePt. ~.
IBY FELEGRAPH.l
FIioes Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to day:
Central A.; Copper Falls q; Franklin 81;
Hancock l3; Huron A; Jsls Royal ~; Quincy
6lh; MinnesotA =; ROckland 81; Superior
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

Our ROoLsr Department 40iu Be COM
Plete on Monday, September 18Th, after
which zoe shall offer an enormous stock Of
0LOTRS, CASSLNERES, BEA TERS,
LADIES CLOAKLNGS,
WOOE BLANRRTS.
WRI1E AND COLORED FLANNELG,
FANOY FLANNEL6.
These goods may Be obtained IN the JOB.
bling Department and also at retail
3. L BALDWIN r 90.
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EIBALDWIN&OO

Will offer IN Linen Goods, on Monday,
September 1sth
LINEN DAMASKS, BROWN AND
BLEA CBED,
LINEN cLO7HS, NAPKINS, DOYLLES
AND DIAPERS,
LINEN SREEEINGS AND PILLOW
LINENS,
And f.'I stock Of other Linens of the ceIe-
brGted makes Of
DUNBAR, DICKSON L CO., -
RTCHARDSON SONS & oRDEN.
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issues, and not vital. With General Nor
gan, however, they are the chief points in
Controversy. he gave . rapid review of
the career Of the General, which was ex-
tremely waggish aud Gollowayish, but
which no pen, unless accompanied BY
facile brush, can do adequate justice to.
Iu conclusion he exhorted them TO go on
with the good work, and quit themselves
like men. Sustain your principles, and
you will be repaid with the conviction of
duty done and with the sight OF COM
plete victory won.
He took his seat amid the cheers of the
audience. Noides can be got from the dry
report, of the juicy nature of the speech.
The house was convulsed from first to last
BY his manner and matter.
The Glee Club, consisting of Messrs.
Thayer, Hall, Knowlt6n and Hunt, sang in
fine style spirited song, Heaven Speed
the Old Flag" Their performance was re-
eeived with cheers.
| DIR. J. P. Robson was then introduced.
He made few remarks, after which the
audience dispersed we'll pleased.
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The immense sales of Mourning Goods
since the opening of our Mourning De.
pGrtneRt has induced as to still further IN.
large the stock, and a0s shall offer on Mon.
dan nlOrBiRg, very choice line of Mourn.
ing Dress e00ds. Grapes, HaRdkercISsfs,
E'nbroiderSss, SILKS, &c.
Ell BALDWIN co.
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E. I. BALDWIN g co.

VII open on Monday, September 1sth,
complete stoekof
ESBROIDERIES AND LACES
Novelties in Linen and Poini Gaze, Linen
and VaLeHeieasae, Linen Cambria and Lc4O,s
Embroidered, Lace Edgings LGcs Hand.
kerehiefs, Cambria Trimmings Real
French Bands, exquisite patterns, Black
G~ipore and Thread TRIMMINGS.
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mILwAUKEE MAnKET.-sept. ~.

FlOur-FIrrn ct an advar ce OF l0a25c.
Wheat-AotiVs and 40 higher. sa.es at 81 44a
81 As.
Oafs-steady at $50.
Eecefpts-3, 500 bbIs -four, 60 0l0 bu wheat.
HhIpmemIs-5OO bbls -four, 4s, 100 bu wheat.
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TOLEDO MARKET.-.srpt. ? !.

TOLEDO MARKEI-..Sept. "a.
IBy Telegraph.l
wheat Lower. Sales Of new white Michigan
at 81 81; new white Canada 81 81; new amber
Michigan at 81 81; old red Wabash 81 OCa2 OIL.
Corn Finn. sAiss attic.
elata-5taadg. Gales at 37c.
Freigh1s-oull and lower; 433o on Whest to
Buffalo and Go to 0iWego.
Rose - s.resauF - kEOvEa1oD ssaFEoa as
Ths following srS the rates charged By uaG
Hanls-Sugar-cured premium hamb 3 r.. is
CanvRssed Hams = D......
acknowledgements 3 FD.............-..--. IL
8aGOg-0r 6mcked Sides y b...-.....-...--...,,. q
Lard-Prtme leaf kettlo-rnd'd In bbls OF trrs.
Prime leaf kettle-rndF'd IN kegs 3 D.. 2SH
ROrk-Ho mess 5O
Extra clear 8 bbl..............-s.....--.. IS 70
- No sxtrA ohArgo made for packsges OF Dart
. -NAlrss@d -Asrs--~- NEtlItoH III
warranted strictly prime, and equal 20 Anyxbingb -
The sssts, Orders promptly FLIED.
aC6E PREETES3.
AAiSR HOa. 'ss- ia and las Ontario street.
BradbuTn, williams q Co.'s Quota.
White FIsh-Half bbs, No. 1....... so
Herrinx +" . (
Pick erel-out Of market.
August 2s, 1866 sug30Rs
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President .JOhnsOIl-s Record.

v hen Prcsi lent johnson was called upon
by delegi'i 'ns, shortly after being sworn in
to Office, with expectations that he woull make
some ieclarati III > to HI, future course, he
tod hem. bio ''P.o zen Iu,o 81 lie ,.l.o" a..
an index for the future II r, are few
scraps of his record, which in this connection
are not without Interest.
Or. the 2lst of May 1860, Mr.. Jhnson
voted in favor of certain resolutions intro
duced into the United States Senate, declar.
ing "the states free and Independent soyer-
eighties
Mr. johnson voted in favor Of the resolu-
ton which declared that ''the union rests on
the equality of the states ~
Mr. johnson voted in favor of the resolu-
ton which declared that congress has no
po.er over slavery in the territories -
Mr.. Johnson voted in favor of the resolu-
ton declaring that NEW states shall be ad-
mitted with out slavery as the people decide
On the 9th of FEBRUARY, 1851, Mr.. John
son delivered speech In oh he said he
was "opp ,sed to irar upon The SouH-that
the general government has M right 10 coerce
state-that TIE aLoiitiOnists and d,sunion
seccessioniSts are nul1,fers!"
On the 18th of December 1856 Mr.. John
son delivered sreech in which he declared
that Negroes are not included in the De
claration of Independence
In u speech delivered at the Fair Ground
in Springfield, in 1861, Mr.. Johnson express
sed wish for "a rope long enough to hang
the Abolitionists of the North ann the Seces-
sionists of The South at one swing!
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Another Proclamation.

President johnson has committed another
outrage-against radical abolitionism. He
has issued proclamation for the -rehabi1ita.
ton of the state of Mississippi, and in spite
of the abuse and threats of Wendell Phillips,
Sumner. Boutwell,, &c, has followed closely
the plan of his North Carolina proclamation
That is, he appoints citizel of Mississippi
provisional Governor of that state instead OF
a man from Massachusetts or New England
and he directs that convention be called,
composed of delegates elected by the loyal
people of Mississippi who shall have taken
the amnesty oath, and are voters by the laws
of that state in force before the rebellion, to
make new constitution and reorganize the
state government, thus again refusing to re-
cognise the equality Of the negro with the
white man and to give him the right of suf'
frage.
In all this business, President johnson is
no better than copperhead. When he
giants amnesty and pardon to people, he
has the strange folly to think they deserve no
further punishment; and when those people,
on his invitation, lay down their arms, swear
TO become good, loyal citizens to the Union,
end re-organize theiI state government on
that basis he has the further folly to imagine
that they are just as much under the egis of
the constitution, and have the same rights TO
regulate their internal affairs in their own
way, that the people Of all the other states
have.
Massachusetts is indignant, and with rea.
son. The man in Mississippi who raises his
hand against the government is wretch for
whom their can be no pardon in this world,
and whom nought but whips, and lashes, and
chains should pursue to the end of his days.
To oppose the government in Massachusetts
to mob L. S. Marshsls executing an OBJ
noxious law, and TO burn blue lights inviting
III, en- ,my to our shores in an odious war
like that of lsl2-is a very different thing,
of conrse. The difference is in the actors
one set being salts, the other sinners.
Judge Sharkey, whom the President ap
points provisional Governor of Mississippi, it
is true, never raised his hand against the
Government. Like Aiken, of S. c.. and
Bolts, of Va, lie had to be cortent with as
sertiDg his Uuionism to ;he end, and SUBJ
hitting to the memorable necessity which
prevented him iron doing more for his
country. But it is hardly supposable that,
beyond an intimate knowledge of the exact
situation of the people OF that state, then
feelings, necessities, &c, he has any qualif-
cations comparable with those Of shrewd,
Massachusetts adventurer to induct the peo-
pie of Mississippi into the sublime mysteries
Of ''loyaIty" and Unionism as understood in
this enlightened day IN most enlightened
boston. There is no really genuine political
wisdom outside of New England, and all
efforts to bring back thu late rebellious peo
pie of any of the Southern states to their
former devotion and affection for the Union
must fail unless some Gown east sharper is
placed at the head ofthe movement
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LINCOLN MoXuMENr-There seems to be
some unpleasantness between Mrs. Lincoln
and the managers of the Lincoln Monument
Association at Springfield. Mr.. Lincoln is
unwilling that the remains Of her husband
shall continue in their present resting place
in the cemetery at Springfield, unless deed
of the lot be gwen to herself and her des.
cendants. The association desire to hold
the lot in their name. Gov. Oglesby and
Secretary Hatch were sent as committee to
Chicago to negotiate with Mrs l.. on the sub
ject, the result Of their mission being that
the association got ten days time to accept
or reject her terms, and in the latter case,
she proposes to accept proposition to re-
move the remains to Washington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-17

When from nv room l CHANGED to stray
to spend an hour at close of day, ever fine
the place most dear. where some friend treat:
to lager beer.-Sacramento Herald.
All, yes, my friend, of city life, sure such
treat cures such strife, but better thar
such doses far, are pleasures Of fine cigar
Placer Herald.
Such pleasure my suit baser minds, but
wi b the good no favor finds; we think the
purest Joy of life is making love to ones
own wlie.-VvRcQno Ledger.
Most wise your choice my worthy friend
in Hymen's Joys your cares to end but we
through tired Of single life, can't boast Of hav
ing our own wife and go when meath our cares
we faint, We fly to kiss some gal tina: amt
yet-Napo Reporter.
That "Iager beer" will bile provoke, while
slime Havana,'f end in smoke.-To court
ones wife is better far than lager beer or vile
cigar. Kisses, tie dew of love- young morn
break on the lips as soon as born. These
all are nought to that great joy-,he frs
glance at your first born boy!-EUeninJ
Ledger.
"Tis true, a boys wished for blessing
but then suppose the first girl A dear
sweet child, with ways caressing, with pout
ing lips and faxen curl, with dimpled cheek
and laughing eye, to come and bid papa
good bye! So whether boy or whether t'other
embrace thebabe and then the mother
San Francisco Globe.
Oh! what simple fool you are, to spend
your breath on vile cigar; and you, nv
friend, we p,uchly fear, will come 10 grie
with lager beer. This fondly kissing wife
and child, is well enough when taken mild
and counting girls amt bad, if those you
court are more than only clothes. Such simple
things will do at times, to please bad tastes
and make worse rhymes, blu, one who's been
the world around, and with his sweet some
bitter found, will tell you if you do not know,
that youthful widows amt so slow, las living
husband sometimes think.) Show US widow
ripe and fair, one in Tor fun, and we are there
every time rundv Herald.