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JoHN X. STETLER-DEAR SIR: beg TO testify
my family, and find IL Of such general that re-
its pages lie almost daily occurrence. 1t
is truly a work Of rare merit, which needs but to
be seen to be appreciated and which should be in
every household. / have treated, successfully, a
very seTeres cnse OF Diptheria and uleoTRted sore
throat, BY following the directions given in the
work for treating such cases also q bad case OF
Congestion with similar SUCCESS.
Judging from the amount Of sickness in my fam
fly, in the past few years. in the ratio, think
II will result in the saving Of at least $50 per
nam. I would not spare my cOpy-pToviding
other esuid not be procused--lor any amount
Yefy. truly, yours &C.. s-l {
MIS- n 4 BERWICK
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Special Dispatches.
RECEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, A. M.
Special Dispatches to Western Associated Press.

GEN. LEES TESTIMONY BEFORE THE RECON-
sTRUCTIoN COMMITTEES.
New York, February 1S.-Despatches
from Washington to the Sunday morning
papers gives what purports to be testimony
Of General Lee before the Reconstruction
Committee 1t says that Lee was quite
riticent and did not voluntarily remark be-
yond the proper answer to the questions put
to him. He said that so far as he had Op-
portunities for learning the people Of Vir-
ginia, they had accepted the result OF the
war in good faith, and were anxious for
restored amity in the Union, and were much
stronger just after the close of the war than
now, for there appeared to him to be some
impatience among the people, that men who
had been identified with the war in the
South should be prevented from represent
ing the States in Congress. He declared
that there was a disposition TO treat the
freedmen we'll, for their interests as well as
for that of the white people. He expressed
decided hope that the government might
endure for all time, and regarded the course
of President johnson and General Grant
towards the South as liberal and humane.
SUFFERING IN RICHMOND.
A letter from Richmond says there is a
number of beggars in that city, and suffer
ing appears 70 be on the increase. Premi-
nent citizens of Richmond are now travel
ing in the North soliciting aims, and dona-
tions have already been received from New
York, Boston and other cities.
FENIAS MEETING.
WAsHENeToS, February IA large and
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From New York,
FentaniGm.

NEW YoRK, February lS.-The FeniaAs in
this city and Brooklyn, to the number of
20, eco, will parade under the command of
Col. o. Mahony on st. Patrick's Day.
From Havana.
A Havana letter reports the arrival on
the sth of French steam transport with
troops en- route TO France
Tie same letter contradicts on authority
the statement that Mr.. Seward had an in
terview there with an aid of Maximilian.
The writer believes no such person has been
there.
Destroyed.
The splendid residence of Howard Potter
was burned to-day. Loss S5O,O0O. Insured
$4,000.
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LETTER FROM }. ". 1RADrORD. NJ. D.,

Very respectfully and sincerely you're,
J. RICE TAYLOR.
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Irrrfn Zoe REr. 8. 5. B. rAeE.
No. 2l5 PROsFECT ST., cLEyELAND, o., /

JOHN X. SrETLER, Ese.,-DEAR SIR: / take
pleasure in saying that consider " haekenziO's
Great Family Receipt Book - as a work of stand
ard value and Incompatible excellence. Ii ts an En-
eyclopedia ofuseful information all the subjects
cOmprehended ia its rich table of contents ,end
family well afford 10 Go without IL. Those who
have any regard for domestic economy and comfort
cannot maze better investment than to purchase
oopy of Che work. Yours truly,
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LETTER PROM RKv. J. RICE TAYLOR.

bAsT CBEvEAED, o., Jan. lUth, leos.
Nn. JoHs X. STETLEB-DEkR SIR.
Most eheerfuly do 1 comply with your request
for my opinion 20 the merits Of the resent issue
Of & revised ana enlarged edition Of ''MackePzie's
Ten Thousand Receipts"
Although long familiar with the title Of the
WORK, had little conception OF its RIAL vALUE,
until my attention lately called to it, by your
self. had imagined the book to be a somewhat
random compilation, with an imposing title, made
chiefly TO sell. Ny surprise, therefore, you may
readily conceive, when came 10 examine the work
and found il TO contain multitude Of well chosen
and carefully prepared Rscipfs for the practice Of
almost every art. from the curing OF diseases to
the cultivation CT the soil and the simpler process Of
twisting dough nut aud the knottiDg Of rope.
Apart from the infinite number Of receipts relating
20 the wants and contingencies Of every day life,
the work embraces distinct treatise Agriculture,
Cookery, Medicine, &C, &C., any one Of which, by
itself would make a book, in ordinary type, worth
half the price Of the present large and closely
printed volume. Whatever the value of the for
edition, the present issue commends itself by
clear typography, while it claims TO have been
carefully revised and also TO have received valuable
additions of original material The work should
De in every household.
Very respectfully and sincerely yours,
A
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0FFIeE OF EHE COMMERCIAL MUTUAL ISs. Co.,
Cleveland, February 9th, 1866.
The annual election Of this company for the
choice of Ave Trustees, to serve three years, and
three Inspectors Of the succeeding annual election
will be held at the ofice OF the company on Tues
day, the Goth inst The poll will open at O'Clock
P. N. GEO. A. TIsDALE,
feb6:200 Secretary.
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errrrr.xp. onre. Jan. II. 1856

JoHS X. sFErLER-DEAR sIR: ] was lately
shown a copy Of your late edition of Mackenzie, a
work, which, in my estimation, surpasses any
thing Of the kind which has preceded il and which
] regard as we'll worthy the patronage of every
Farmer, Mechanic, Artizan, Druggist, Msnufae-
taFer, Pro sessional N n Man Of leisu Q, Cooks,
Heads Of Families, &c.i being useful in every
branch Of Industry. No family should be without
Il. Numerous receipts upon each Of the subjects
treated, will be found, worth in somo cases ten
times the cost Of the work.
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CLEvELAND, ONO, Jan. II, lee.

J. II. sTEfLER-SIR: Having persued your
a. Aaekessia's Ten Thousand Receipts am free
TO say th.ss Il is the most complete work Of the
kind in existence IL Il all that is claimed for it,
containing more information in conden- ed form
than is possible TO reach the public in any other
manner Every family in the land should have
copy. Yours very truly,
G. V. rREEMAN. No. I6n Snnsrior 81.
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For sale at es s1errin.street.=

500 bbls choice brands o. -four.
100 +" >" White Beans.
100 " Prime Dried Apples.
25 &" IMPAIRED Peaches.
10 " Pared Peaches.
Five carloads Peach Blow Potatoes, Butter,
Lard, Glover and Timothy Seed
fsbl6Rle COTTRELL DICKEY.
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There will be an adjourned meeting in the Ice.
ture room Of the ID Presbyterian Church, OR.
Hswks), this Monday evening. at half after seven
O'Clock, when report on the subject Of City Evan
geligAiion will be presented.
All interests in the organization Of more an.
eien. Bethel Sabbath School and Missionary opera
tions in the lower parts Of the City, arc earnestly
invited. II. B. FUTILE,
feble 29I Chairman.
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gen. RObt. L. Lee.
General News.

MEMPHIS, February l7.-In the English
game of billiards played by Kavsnagh and
Roberts last night, Roberts was victorious
by so points.
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LETTER FROM PROF. PRO7rOR rHATER.

J. X. srETLEA-SIR: have read many Of the
10000 receipts contained In Mackenzie's Great
Family Receipt Book-soms rih pr,Jit, some with
pleasure, and for fun, 1t is what it Pretends
10 be, book Of valuable receipts, FertA ning to the
economy Of life well worth the money it costs,
and should be Own''d by every family for it will
pay. Respectfully yours, &c,
P. THAYER, N. d.
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of GreaSe.-GLTcERIA dresses the Hair beauti-
fully, communicates delicious cooling sensation
TO the scalp, clesnses it from dandruff, relieves
headache, and is absolutely FREQ from all grease so
not to soil the finest fabric.
OASWELL, MACK & CO.,
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Sold by all Druggists. dec2T:RlO
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Il. Ii. Stair d Co., wholesale and retail
dealers in Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, lis
Ontario street, are now receiving large stock of
Seeds of all the desirable varieties, among which
we mention OsAGE ORANGE SEED, which is
NEW, the growth of 1865, and this day received
Seeds ofall kinds can be sent by mail. Ali orders
promptly attended to.
B. q. STAIR 3 CO.,
Late J. Stair 4 Son,
Cleveland Seed Store.
Jan. Goth, 1866. jan3O:31s
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Save Money by going TO Kaufman's, $50 su-
perior street, up stairs for your skirts and
all of which made to order in the latest French
styles. LADIES' under garments en- hand and made
to ordeT-up stairs. janal:310
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sUFFERlNe IN RIcHMoNp.
FENIAH MEETT

WAsHNerOs, February IA large and
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The Retort Courteous.

The special Southern correspondence OF
the Nation relates some instances of the
bitter dislike everywhere manifested by
the women of the South toward all who
wear the Federal uniform. The follow
ing occurred in Lynchburg:
"a lady called from an upper window
to a little girl on the sidewalk: Julia,
come in this minute, child; that Yankee
will rub against you if you stay there.
The Yankee referred to was a soldier, a
dull looking fellow, who appeared con-
founded at this attack upon him. He
quickly recovered himself, and, turninghis
face towards the chamber window, ad-
dressed the little girl, who was obeying
her mother with alacrity: "Yaas, go long
in, you skinny little thing Don't rub
against the Yankee. guess your father
tried it on down at Petersburg: he
didn't like it, yon know.
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The RaVrnna Murder--JOOi Beery an
Old PeuttentIary Bird.

From tho Columbus Journal, Feb. l7th.l
Joel Beery, Cooper's confederate in the
murder of John Rhodenbaugh, arrived at
the Penitentisry yesterday, and was re-
ceived in q manner that rather surprised
him. Cooper was convicted Of murder in
the first degree, and is to be hung April
9Th. Beery was convicted Of murder in
the second degree, and was sentenced to
imprisonment for life. He was known in
Northern Ohio as a returned soldier, with
tolerable reputation, but on his arrival
at the Penitentiary there was deyeloPsa
another chapter in the history Of his life.
As soon as he entered The room the clerk
recognized him as an old convict and
spoke 10 him as such, but be repudiated
the charge. The Deputy Warden came
in and declared him TO be an old convict,
sent up some years ago from Montgomery
county under sentence for two years for
larceny, and who then gave his name as
George Kellogg, and who was discharged
after having served his time, September
10, 1864.
His appearance conceded with the de-
scription of Kellogg as recorded, but he
still denied ever having been in the prison.
He was sent away but recalled in few
minutes, and identified by peculiar scar
upon his leg. He declared when first
questioned that there was no scar upon his
body, but when his declaration was proved
false George Kellogg and Joel Beery stood
acknowledged the same person. he en-
tered the army Immediately after leaving
the prison in 1864 and commenced life
under a new name and by good conduct
made many friends. Those whS urged
his cause so strongly at Ravenns will be
surprised to learn of this new chapter in
his history, and the great number who
thought him equally guilty with Cooper
will have no reason to modify their de-
cisien
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LETTER FROM j. W. BRADFORD, NJ. D.,
Graduate Of N. Y. College Of Surgeons Physicians
IFS PEARL ST., CLEVELAND, o.. Jan. 10, 1866.
JeHs K. srErLER, Eso.-DEAR SIR
We have In our family copy Of MaeloenEie's
Great Family Receipt Book, wsrk which COM
mends itself TO all intelligent persons.
There is, perhaps, no book extaBt which is Of
more general use, and from which more informa-
tiOn can be obtained find every subject treated
scientifically, fully, and reliably. The subject Of
Medicine is treated at length, and with great sccH-
racy, by Prof. Hartsherne, especially that part
Iating to Cholera and its proper treatment.
There are hundreds of receipts in the book which
are worth alone and singly, more than the cost Of
the work.
No family should be without a copy of this work.
Respectfully yours, &c.
J. ". BRADFORD, N. D.
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s. NJ. PErTENGILL Co., Newspaper Ad
vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LEADER in those cities, and are agents
for all the newspapers in the United States
and canadas. They are authorized to take
advertisements at the same rates that we
charge at this office.
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Washington News.
Currency Issues.

Currency Issues.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE issue of
national currency for the week ending to-
day amounts 10 81, ,7s4, ,0O1. The total amount
issued up to this date is S255, ,0OO,e09.
Order.
An order has Just been issued by the See
retary of War, as follows:
Department Commanders will detail regi-
mental staff officers or officers selected and
appointed to act as such, to relieve officers
of the subsistence department in the volun-
teer service at all posts or stations occupied
by regular troops, or garrisons composed Of
regulars and volunteers less in strength
than a brigade, excepting regularly estab-
lished subsistence deprrtsments. The Off
GERS so relieved will be ordered to their re-
speetive places Of residence.
Gen. RObt. L. Lee.
Gen. RObt. Z. Lee was to-day before the
Reconstruction Committee for q hours, and
left the Capitol for the Metropolitan Hotel
about 2-30 P. NJ. Some few persons being
aware that he was before the Committee,
fingered around the door of the committee
room to get glimpse Of him, and followed
him to the Sergeant-Of-Arms' room. In q
few moments he left the Capitol on foot and
walked down the Avenue, a curious crowd
gathering behind as he walked, which in
creased to quito an assemblage by the time
he reached his quarters.
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SNOW.

RUTLAND, VI. February $50 P. MI
commenced showing about four o'clock in
the afternoon. The snow is now about six
inches deep and it is still showing hard.
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FRRRpNEN's nrnFAE.

During the last week several interesting
reports was received from Agents Of the
Freedmen's bureau, in different parts Of the
South, regarding freedmen and their fcrmer
masters; as a general thing they state, not
withstanding the great opposition to thesys-
tenn Of paid labor, the condition of affairs is
encouraging.
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wOlcOttS AnnihiIatOr stops nervous
headache in three minutes.
WOIeOt's AnnihilatOr steps neuralgia in
three minutes
wOIeOt's AnnihIIatOr stops nervous tosth
aSh0 in minute
WOIeOI's AnnihlIaIer cures estarrh ia a
few weeks.
Sold by all Druggists. IebI6.RI2
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"MOsf of the Young Men in my neigh
borhood are going to the Union Business Institute,
Oberlin, Ohio, when they attend Business COi-
lege," said friend of ours, the other day.
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MUSICAL.
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
VIM. Knabe & Co.'S Grand and Square
Pianos, at No. 8 Euclid Avenue.

an receiving 8 large stock Of the celebrated
EEABE PIANOS, which fer power and sweetness
oftone, easy and agreeable action, and beauty OF
finish, are by the best judges pronounced unriVal-
led. Alse, large assortment Of cheaper Pianos,
Cabinet Organs and Melodeons for sale at low
prices. Every instrument warranted Eve years.
~ Old Pianos snd Melodeons taken in ex-
change. @. A. BARLOW, Agent.
dec9.2q4
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=W ADVERTISER ENTs.

Elegant Cabinet-SiEe Steel Portraits OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
L1Eur. GEs. GRANT,
GES. ST, NEwALL JACKSON,
GEN. LOGAN,
GEN. SHERIDAN,
esN. J. E. B. STUART,
GEx. RoBERTE LEE,
GEN. sEDGwICK,
REAR ADMIRAL FARRAGUT,
GEN. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, and others.
This volume contains, in 5GO pages. double col
umn, Thousands Of well-toid stories Of adventure,
humor. heroism, anecdotes Of aiding men and
great generals, detsils OF great battles, pri on
songs and prison incid-nfs, Jokes, facete, and hal
lad, from the Southern we'll as the Union side.
The work affords amusing and affecting ae
well entertaining, view of every phase IN ths
great conflict, and ''Is THE Book FOR ANY LEISURE
DAY, HOUR, OR MOMENT"
1t Is sold exclUsi ely by subscription and can
not b had except through duly an thorized Agents
opportunity is resented 1t will never be for sale
In Bookstores.
Opinions OF the Work.
''1fr. Moore's position as Editor Of the Rebel
lion Record (Of which the lamented President
Lincoln Eaid TOO MUCH IN PRAISE CASNOT BE
GIVEN }, especially fits him for the task he has so
successfully accomplished in his delightfully."-
tsining ANECDOTES, POETRT, AND ISoIDRETs."
''weIl-told stories enough 10 Gil half a dozen
binary octavos."
"Aa heirloom for our children
''The only subscription b ok we have seen that
We consider worth the price,
"a Book FOR OLD AND YoUSG "
'Reasing enough for every evening in the year,
and fresh aud amusing at that
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Scrap Iron Wanted.-Highest price paid
fer good Wrought Scrap.
MORRISON FOSTER.
Wholesale dealer in Iron, Nails, &e.,
81 and SO River street, Cleveland, Ohio.
fehIH- -202. dIW-eOd
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to abandon the throne and yield the control
OF the Empire to Prince Kung, who ha=
heretofore favored the policy Of opening the
Celestial Empire 70 oreigri interests. Il is
thought that new efforts will be made te
epen the Chinese ports TO the world.
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s1EANEEs sArLrp.

A fleet Of ocean steamers sailed from this
port to-day, including the Bavaria for
southampton and Hamburg, the Fulton for
Hnvre, the City Of Washington and Helvitia
for Liverpool, the Jaeinto for Savannah, and
the Morning Star for New Orleans.
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NEWS FROM CHINA

Advices from China say that the arrival
Of Sir Rutherford Alcock, British Minister
ia Pekin, had caused the Chinese Empress
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VOL. XX---NO. 40.


enthusiastic Fenian meeting was held last
night, and was addressed by George Francis
Train, Major T'oly, B. Doran Killian, and
Hon. Messrs. Rogers. of New Jersey, and
Hogan, of Missouri. Letters were read from
Michael Boyle and Capt. McCaffertv, dated
at the jail il which they were confined on
charges against Her Maiesty's Govern ment,
from which it appears that the United States
Consul, Mr.. Eastman, and Minister Adams
declined to interfere in their behalf Capt
McCafferty had served in the rebel army,
and subsequently taken the amnesty oath.
The meeting passed resolutions declaring
the replies of these funetionsries insulting
10 the prisoners and ignoring all claims they
had to protection as citizens of the United
States, and requesting the President to en-
sure proper representation of American
opinion and principles ut the Court of st.
James and the different eonsulates through
out the Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
land. 4 committee was appointed to COM
munieate the resolutions to the President.
Resolutions were also passed denouncing
the action of the British Government in con-
demning to penal seryitude citizens of the
United States who went upon private bust
ness TO Europe and had committed no overt
act against any country.
These resolutions formed in part the basis
OF animated and earnest speeches.
In the course of the evening resolution
was adopted declaring that the Monroe
Doctrine was a swindle on American. ma
tiOnality.
TREASURY MATTERS.
During last week 5000 in fractional
currency were issued to the national banks.
and $4,000 to assistant Treasurers and
and others. There is still an urgent de-
mand for more, especially in the Southern
States. The Printing Bureau is instructed
TO print 500 Of all denominations until
further orders.
FRERDMEN's BrREAU
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Morning Edition.

city that they want somebody to send them
some money.
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1866.

ia For Evening Edition News
see inside.
s9 For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE following
circular letter TO commanders Of military
departments was issued to-day by General
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ExTRAoT FRoM A LErTER FReM REv. ]. vi.

WATSON, Quincy, Logan Co. o.
"I an acquainted with the merits of Macken-
sie's Great Family Receipt Book, and can say 1t
Is really an Invaluable household work."
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WAsHISsroS, February IA FIRE oc-
CURED in Georgetown, D. c., at the foot Of
High street, about seven o'clock this eyen-
ing, which consumed several buildings.
Among those destroyed, with its contents,
was one used as a warehouse by the New
York and Washington Steamship Line. The
steamship Baltimore was lying at its dock
when the fire took place and received some
damage, but was moved out into the stream
and saved. The fire is said to have been
caused by the burning Of some hay stored
IN the sheds near by. The loss viii be quite
heavy. fH
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURK on An BxCURsIeN.
RIcHNoSD, Va, February 1.-The mem
bers Of the Legislature started on an excur-
sion to Norfolk, this afternoon, by inTitatioR
of the Presidentof the Norfolk Pittsburgh
Railroad, which has just been completed.
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WHO CANEE REa

We have heard it rhispcred that there is
certain gentleman, high in authority, in
this extreme eastern end Of" Borcman's con-
Germ out at WhccIing,' WHO is not exactly
what he ought TO be; that he has! had, some
years ago, to absquatulatc u neighboring
State, in the friendly darkness between two
days, on account of certain charges of of
fenses against the law Of the land, and the
"peacc and dignity Ct the State of
Who is he? And what did lie do oyer there?
Judge Balch ought to charge his next Grand
Jury to enquire into this matter