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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06
DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY. OCToBFR G 1863
The Immense Receipts of our Ma fiOnaI
IHUas.

II appears from the statement of the
Secretary of the Treasury for the quarter
ending Sept. Both, that the internal rev.
enue receipts for that time are s93, OO0, 900,
which is at the rate of s372, 900, ,OO6 per
annum. To this add the receipts from
other sources, payable in legal ltender notes,
and the total amount would be about 1885,
OOO,O 900 a year. This, reduced to the present
gold valuation at 50 cents to the dollar,
would be equal to $265, 600 Add to
this our custom receipts, payable IN gold,
amounting to $l25,OOO,OOO, and our
present total receipts reach Ss9O,65O,-
900 per annum, at a gold valuation,
being about s25,OOO,OOO more than the re-
ceipts of the British and equal to those of
the French Treasury.
When the work of reconstruction is
fairly finished, and the rebel States are
once more fully engaged in the peaceful
pursuits of commerce; when the cotton
crops are equal to their former magnitude,
who can doubt that our reyenue receipts
will keep up to their present gold and legal
tender receipts, at a specie valuation? In
that case our receipts would reach
S5lO,0O0, 900 perannum, about Sl2O, ,OOO,O 900
more than the French, and $l45, 900
more than the English Revenue
1t will be seen, if we have no more wars,
our national debt will be wiped away with
such a speed as to astonish the monarchial
financiers of the Old World.
VIII He Vote for ValIandigham?
We published, on Wednesday, note
from George F. Marshall, the Copperhead
candidate for the Legislature from this
city in which he claimed that we did him
injustice in one of our articles, in charg-
ing him with never having contributed to
the bounty and Sanitary Commission fund.
We of course would not knowingly do in
Justice to that gentleman, but cheerfnhy
give him credit for whatever he con-
tributed, be it one dollar or ten dollars.
He forgot to notice another charge in our
article, to wit; that he voted for the arch
traitor Vallandigham. By preserving
a prudent silence on that point, he tacitly
admits the truth of our assertion. -I Il-
We will now take the liberty of putting
to him a question, which we trust he will
answer for the benefit of many voters who
are particularly interested.
In case Clement L. Vallandigham
should be nominated by the Democratic
Legislative caucus as candidate for
United States Senator, will you, Mr.. Mar
shall, vote for him, if you should be
elected to the Legislature?
We most respectfully wait an answer.
.-.-i-.-.
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Democrntie Mobilization.

OswEGO, October 5.-Atthe Democratic
convention, held at Mexico, to-day, Hon.
Avery Skinner was nominated for State
Senator to represent the twenty-frst dis
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publicaHs held at Lawrence last night,
elected delegates the to 9th Congressional
District Convention, who are favorable to
the nomination of General Kinks for Con-
gIess.
Snow.
PHILADELPHIA,O October 5.-Theweather
is remarkably cool for the season. Snow
fell for half an hour last evening in the
northern section of the city.
General Grant. 5E
HARRISBURG, October 5.-General Grant
and family passed through here this morn
ing in the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com
panys special car. He will arrive in
Philadelphia about noon to-day.
Gen. PILLOW.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-The Posts
special states that the eX-rebel Gen. Pill
low arrived this morning.
The usual crowdappearad at the Execu-
tive mansion to-day, and among them was
the New Orleans Democratic delegation
Report of GEN. Grant.
PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-The report
in regard to Gen. Gront, last night, was
made upon the authority of William H.
smith, editor of the Chicago Tribune, who
received it from Justice CatrOn, of Hi
nois, who had conversation with Gen.
Grant on the rPe>i.l tram from Utri1i--
natl.
launch at philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-The steam
'rigate Neshaning, the largest vessel ever
aunched at Philadelphia, was launched
lere this afternoon.
To BE Discharged.
BosToN, October 5-The Sd Massachu-
etts Cavalry, 400 strong, just from Kan
as, arrived here to-day and proceeded to
9allows Island, where they will be paid |
md mustered out.
Base Ball.
New York, October 5.-A match game
# base ball was played to-day between
he Atlantic and Union Clubs, resulting in
he following score: Atlantic, So; Union,
-
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ASHTABULA COUNTY.

The Orwell Fair came off last week. and
was a success, financially and otherwise.
The receipts amounted to about eight hun
dred dollars
The County Fair of Ashtabula county
takes place at Jefferson on the 10th, IIth
and 18th of October. 1t is a good illus
tration of the almost criminal carelessness
in regard to the next election, which pre-
walls on the Reserve, that electionrday
is chosen as the opening day of the fair.
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Associated Press Report.
General News.
4r@-.sI. ca-oIi,a ConyentIon.

-'st. CasOtissa Convention.
RALEIGH, October 5.-The c0mmIUree
on secession reported an ordinance declar-
ing null and void the ordinance of seces-
sion, passed May 30, 1861. 1t came up in
the convention to-day, when substitute
was offered, proposing to repeal the ordin-
ance of secession of May 20, 1861 and a
discussion sprung up which lasted until
the hour of adjournment. No vote was
taken, and nothing has been matured.
The outside feeling is one of disappoint-
ment and dissatisfaction. 1t is hoped that
q vote may be had fo-morroM.
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PARDoNS,

WASHINGTON, October 5.-The Presi-
dent granted So pardons to-day, As of
which were to citizens of Virginia.
Among the more important applications
for pardon lately filed in the Attorney
Generals office are those of General Peck,
late of the rebel army, who fought at Get
tysbufg; Colonel Ould, rebel Commissions
er for the Exchange of Prisoners; and
Mr.. Watts, Attorney General of the late
COnfederacY.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
Quarterly Report

OF THE SECOND NATIONAL
~ BANK OF CLEVELAND, October ID, 1865.
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MassaeI,nsetls Politics.

BosToN, October 5-A meeting of Re
publicaRs held at Lawrence last night,
elected delegates the to 9th Congressional
District Convention, who are favorable to
the nomination of General Kinks for Con-
gLess.
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A NATIONAL
Horse Fair

VIII be held at AIEADVILLE, PA, on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 10th, Ilth
and 18th days Of October, 1865, the grounds and
under the auspices Of the DRIVING PARK ASSO-
CIATION. Over 81. 600 in premiums.
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CLASS ll-Entfance rec FlV
Best pair trstfing horses, mares, or horse and
mare owned by one man lbest in ., mile
- ~ 2h
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TRENTON, N. J., October 5.-Mr. Sew
ard, son and suite, are guests Of Judge
Field at Princeton, F7--
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CLASS I2-ERtTanoe Fee g.
Best running horse or mare, single dash, half
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vrn afle heats ina harness. best two iR three.-.lOO
fFnt, les free for this Purse) Three or more an
ouired. aud two to start Horses entered may use
The grounds fOl' training purposes free
single admission tickets, - cents one horse
with rider Or driver, 50 cents; two horses and car
riage, 81 For rules and Eegnlatious see large pos
go Wh. BEATTY, Act'g Sec'y,
No l35 Water st, over Porter hardware ''''e
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New ORLEANS, October 3.-The Demo
cratic Convention organized, adopted a
platform, and resolved emphatiealIy to
Opprove of Johnson s reorganization policy,
and exclude from the field all religious
and sectional controversy. They hold this
government was made to be perpetuated
for exclusive political benefit, while all
recommended the calling of convention,
adopt constitution expressive of the will
of the people, petition Congress for COM
pensation for losses sustained by the eman-
cipation policy, and repeal all laws in con-
hict with the constitution. The general
government most earnestly appeal for gen.
eral amnesty and prompt restoration Of
property, and invite all citizens, without
distinction of nationality, to join US in op
position Of the radical Republican party,
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RAILROAD LOCOMOTIVES. ~

Colonel A. L. Robinson, Superintend-
ent of United States Military Railroads,
recently sold at auction, at Mancester, Va,
45 locomotives and $50 passenger cars.
They We're purchased principally BY South
ern railroad companies, and brought S417,-
600 in cash, or about two-thirds of their
original cost. Some 40 or 80 locomotives
and 500 or 900 cars are to be sold on the
18th instant at Alexandria, Va. Much
ofthis stock was taken South to be used in
the transportation of Sherman's advancing
army, but Lees capitulation rendered its
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CLASS l5-EntraRce Fee $50.
Best thorough brad stallion spedigree to be
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

vsrsed In the tschnces Of his profession and in such
Of iss theories may be cleaned from books But Is he
the military genius that he is supposed be- universally
~ the North and very generally at the souh9 II so
where u the proof Can any . battle thai
Gherman has besides the partial engag ement
q Jonesboros Can any another thai he
has ever fought excepting the battle Of Chickasaw
bayou in which he diastrousIy defeated by General
engagements with General johnston from Dalton 70
Atlanta do mot rank - battles and even In these he
was always defeated the immediate neld The popu
lar opinion Of sherman H. that he u marked by great
energy and activity Of conduct and decson Of purpose
We believe that his military history proves just the re-
veSss- He especially remarkable for canton, and
for caution % extremely circumspect that IL invs
Tiably produces vacillation and tmidty just whore
general Of real genius would exhibit decision and
celsrity. Witness hts march across MiMissppi ~ the
head Of magnificent army destined for the occupation
Of Montgomery and Selma disaster 70 his ssyalry
caused him 70 hesitate and turn back just upon tho
borders Of the promised land Of Alabama Wnnsss 100
his hesiancy and doubt in Georgia. whom there was
bis present movement did We mot refrain from fear Of
giving Information which the enemy anxious 70 OBJ
tain One thing. howevsr, We win NY, whom the his
tory Of this campaign 70 be written viii be seen
that Sherman has displayed Of the charactsristcs
Of : great commander. Moro than this cannot ven-
ture 70 state q present. but readers may draw the
inference Il win be corcct-&hat he II longer TO
be feared for apy qualities peculiar 70 himself II he
succeed In anything 10 will only be from The groasest
weakness and negligence on our part.
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
.Nxw osLxAw, FEB. a, Isel

Hxw osLxAw, Feb ~, le0e
he drun has been renewed after four days suspsnsoA
hs people are not well pleased with she state o.
and complain Of injustice - they ASK sor sam's"on
into the unou and refused, ou' are oAneo upon "
take up arms and defend the principle sney a nos naSe
. party 10.
,mapd for cotton continues fsr; sAles scw nsddisng
., Tic nc There ademand for good descriptions Of
cotton for Franc,
su,ar and mossscs unchanged; fully fan sugar No =
2sc. Prime moasscr. 81 Nat ~
There are no mai, steamers, very hsls tonnage and no
uneugagcd freight room In port for New YORK con-
siderable quantity Of nour Is being placed In store -
await means of transportation North
Arrived shv Elizabeth Hunted from New yesh
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

SHER MAN.
COLUMBIA BURNED
Tho Citizens Fire On Our Trosps,
and General Sherman Totally
Destroys the City as =
Retaliatsry Measure.
His Order Carried Out to the
Letter.
REPORTED CAPTURE Of AUGUSTA
The Rebels Said to Have Evacuated
and Our Troops in Possession.
Joe Johnston in Command Of
e.. the Rebels.
Hardee and Taylor Fastening
to His Aid
AFFAIRS AT CHARLESTON
Four Hundred and Fifty Gums Captured
in the Rebel Defences Of the City.
Capture Of the Blockade Runner
Fox at Charlie ston.
GEORGETOWN Evacuated and i'm
Our Possession, ~
&C., &C., GO.
The steamship Arago, Captain Gadsden, from Hilton
evening
We are indebted 70 Purssr Frcd W. Ely for fApors.
Purser Ely reports that when or ChAzieston harbor
t2oth uN tho news Of the burning OF Columbia g. O,
on the oath uA, by General Sherman was yeceived
ALSO the report that Augusta bad been taken possession
q ~ our sroopa
THE OFFICIAL REPORTS.
--~~>~~>~-~~~~S~~>~~o~~~ hf .sa
secretAry STANTON 70 Major Gseneral DIE.
WAmnorox, March l-S:l0 p. Il
10 Major General Dn;, New York. ESQ Nj
TAs following telegram ffom Gsnerai Gilmore has
been transmitted 70 this Department
j EDWIN N STANTON, Secretary of War;
NAtMfi~- sN q.
Gsnesal Ginmorc 70 Secretary stanton.
HsADouAxzxas DEPARTMENT or rgE soufH,
80 CHARLxsroN, B. O., Feb 70, 1885.
lieutenant Genera, o. QaAsr and Major General b W.
HALuxcx, Chief Of staf, washingson:-
An inspection Of The rebel defences Of Charleston
shows that No have taasx opc four hundred and Ny
psr<s v ordsancs, being more than double what nnt
reported The lot includes eight and sen-inch oouu>
bsada, great many thirty-two and fory+wo pounder
rinss, some sevennch Brooks rss and many pieces Of
foreign make ss.s WtgaD ea
Wealso captured eight locomotives. snd greaa num-
ber of passenger and platform cars all m good ooDdi
tion. +. - trS.. - a.tD
Dcertess report THAI The last Of Hartee's army
Charlotte, N C.. and that it feared that Sherman
bad already intercepted their march,
Il reported on simrar authority thai the hss OF
Hoods army, twelve thousand strong, paesed through
Augusta Inst Sunday tho 10th, ON the ~sy % Bean
regard 41h WAN
Georgetown has been evacuated by the enemy, and s
now in our possession
Deserers are coming in constantly We have over
four hundred already GA GIIIMoRE
Major Gcnesi Commanding
THE HERALD REPORTS.
.~~~>~~~~~o~~~~-~~~~>sc~
q Mr.. Oscsr @. sawyer: 1ssP.senes.
Or, CnARlsros 8. G., Feb. %, 1905
We have inst received the ofnciai intelligence Of 0s
ousmi.g Of Cos~sia s. O., on the 2ath inst
After the town had been taken possession Of BY s,o-
GUMS corps some Of troops nrcd on nom the
houses and some seventeen men killed. account Of
which General SA1ron ordered Ds iovs % BE- bussd
ssAlsA order Uas carried ss 10 as ,stter.
Desertsrs constantly arriving in Charlesson About
swo WHO connrm tho report the evacuation of Augusta
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
THE HERALD REPORTS.
.>~~~~~~~~~~~>~~>~~~>-~~~~
, Mr.. Oscsr @. sawyer: 1ssP.sene..
Orr CnARIlsroN g. c.. Feb % 1915
Hnros HAN, g c., Peb. q, yscs.
cuARLBror.

Since the occupation Of Charbcston ~ our forces
military matters In the department ssem 70 have b.
very quiet and dull That city being the only OBJ
jectvc pont in the late campaigns here ns svscgsGion
put In possession and removed for The tims being
ths only possible place Of the least inse V u and for
shich u worth she while 70 put forth any enorta
We shan now probably lay our oars for while, until
some other point Of value suggests nsef worthy or
ssoss attention ID possible shal expeditions Of
minor importance may b sent out 10 clear up nals
affairs ana round on the work. IN order thal u may be
pronounccd complete. But time will develop shoss
movansns<, and need not further aluds 70 shem
Ts casud observer In saunssrns about the desolste
streets w the upper and inhabssd sreets ef this
town, would scarcely nnd any Indications thai II was
hotbsd o. tsasan and the favored cls whore he new
species q ehvay pvopered and waxsd grsa and Mat
had bat rscsnsly fallen into has end changed W
allegiance sen the shshing eonfcderscy the national
government fhs people docilc and amisole and
% res nom shoss dosssd ar that 6nd m Savannah
and Shor c1s reposscssd BY tho national TROOPS that
ono would naturally think THAI s had never been rebel
rous and srusa'ent Amops Ne poorer closes We and
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

The CslSsSaeiqn in san Frsnsisso.
Hsf sAs YaAScnoo, Feb 2s, 1895.
The San YrAsebpo city government have resolved b
join IN the national oeAbrassen % March 4
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

putting the state Of Georgia in the right path.
We have a. yet no intelligence Of the transactions Of the
Lessaare = Macon, and entirely in the dark e 70
what course they have determined 70 adopt
SCOUTS OUT yRon CHARLESTON
y large number Of scouts have been sent ont from
Chayeson 70 meet General sheman's soou.a sent from
Columbia II n probable that some Of them may have
returned 70 Charleston today with definite intelligence
Of his but the news cannot be obtained here
N time for ths Arago which mills to-day possible
thas oai dispatches may Be- placed ON the steamer o
Charssoa, through which some news may b obtained
fsom Sherman
All the supply vessels hsvs bssn ordered away from
Hilton Head % another point where General Sherman
win doubslsss draw his next supplies II \ likely that
sherman VIII make his appearance the coast in the
upper cArolna He 10 through think with ths Depart
mcnt of ~ sos0, and now journeys 70 the North.
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

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,ss and other fsfosOn with regard 10 The 1ts of ske
ercpsrty wsh leqcp2ve nap Of ks sane Win -
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PRESIDENT AU0VsrUs G. RICHARDs. ov
nsasurer pro tam, JOHN y WILLIAMS, \
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sherlFs Sale Of CITY hot.

P7 virtue of decree of the Circuit Court o, Ohio
~ county, in the case of Robert &. Mckee Execu.
tor, We John J. YsrpRl and others, the undeFslgn.
ed will. on WE'D IEsDAY, the LIST DAY OP MARCH
next, nt the front door OF ths Court House Of Ohio
county, at 10 o'clock A. NJ sell at public auotion to
the highest aud best bidder, the following lot or par
eel ground, situated Monroe street in the CITY
Of Wheeling, aud bounded as follows beginning or
tue north side Of Monroe street, In said c " at the
southeast corner of the lot owned and occupied by
thence northwardly with said Goods iIne two hun.
dred and afty (25OJ feet thence by line at right
angles to the last named line, and parallel with Mon.
roe street foTtT S42 feet. thence by line par.
(25O) feet to Monroe street, thence with Monroe
ming.
one.third of the purchase money to be paid in
hand, aud the balance in six and months with
interest from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security for the deferred install.
menta, and the title retained until the Same shall be
pad or the purchaser shall be at liberty to pay the
whole purchase money in cash at the time Of tn
sale, or greater portion thereof than the
JAMS 8ot sheriff Of Ohio eonDtv
EB-The sale of the above named propersy has
been postponed until the 2sth day Of March 1856,
at IL o'clock A. n. mar
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DIR. T. ]. Kisner

TNENDERs his thanks to all those who have fa-
Z vored him with their confidence and patronage,
and would inform his friends aud the people Re6er.
ally, that he will the coming year. occupy his old
office on Third street, near Reed Kraft's Drup
Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va, where he NAV be
consulted in reference to their disease the naturf
md character of which the Doctor Is able at ali
times, and under all circumstances to describe and
to assure OF the probable result and duration OF
treatment. He practices the Eclectic system Of
Medicine, uEiug mild bEt effective remedies sun.
porting insteid of depressing the Vital Powers The
medicines used by him are prepared nnd put up in
his own Office. Besides the treatment of Acute Dis
eases, Dr.. Kisner will give his attention to the
treAi msnt Of all varieties of 9hroaiC disease Thai
seouTge OF the human race, ScrOfula in its varied
forms, viz: Purulent Discharges from the Ear, so
prevalent among children, Purulent Op hRlmia,
OZena, Enlarged Glands, UlceFationB, Cancers, and
a varieties Of skin Diseases viii receive hta special
attention. Diseases Of the Throat Lungs and Heart
LIVER Complaints, DiaErh9a, Dyspntsry and Pile.,
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, 4c Nerv
Vous and Spinal Affections Epilepsy, Rheumatism
ana Paralysis, Diseases Of Females, DysmenoFrhea
Leucorrhea Prolapsus Uter, and All Painful lfreg.
ularities and Nervous Diseases to which they are
subject, he treats successfully. The treatment OF
oHILDRE y will receive the same Attention as here
totoro. All combinations and communic a tiops
strictly conf and will rSafve prompt atten-
ton. Might calls cheerfully answered. Ohi, ehorrs
~ heretofore until further notice. p nj his
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trustees Sale of Real estate.

DY virtue Of Decd Ct Trust from Appleton Oak.
d smith to Charles W. Russell. Bearing date on
the l9th day of September 1859, and recorded in
the Recorders office of Ohio epunty, in pced Book
No. A, folio 35s, and by virtue OF an order OF
Ohio County Circuit Court subsequently made
Charles W russell MS trustee. will offer at public
sale at the front door Of the Court House. on TUBS.
lowing described property, to wit -
The south half Of Lot No. 244 aud forty feet Of
the north 'rt of Lot No. 9i3 on which Is erected
the two story brick dwelling known IS the 'sHard-
man HOUSE." situated tho side OF Eof street,
botwNe1 secoUd aud Third streets, Centre WhCelip T.
The title to this property is believed to be indis-
pntable, but selling trustee l will only convey
snch title as is ed in By virtue of said deed
Of trust and order of court above nArnod. E
ft2I-td g. p HIJDpRrrJ 7,-n,...
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FOR SALE.

T OTFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY, sit-atsd
on the line Of the National road, four miles cast
Of the city OF Wheeling Said property consists OF
my residence, containing eleven rooms and an attic
hntshed bath roami aat all modem imp proveme Dts.
eouySHivut ont'nouse5, II cludfnS brick stablinE,
Ice and spring house, ChicEery and two ctsterus ,
Also one hundred aud twenty. five "A pple trees of
choice kind; Pear, Peach, Plum and Ounce trees all
bearing There are Also choice selections
kaspberries, Bllckberrtel, Strawberries aud other
evergreens aud other ornamental shrubbery.
will also sell my HUu useholi EuraiturS to any
one desiring to purchase all together
Persons desiring to consult me in regard 10 price
teIms of payment &c can leave their names at
the Gas RsCompany's ofico visit on the promises
te22-tt JACOB HORNBROOK