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Soldiers Csnvsatioa /.

Tbs Soldissss Coavsntian nj Clsvs-
land, Ohio, % tbs I7ls inss-, was !
grand one. Ii was largely attended hy
soiaIsrs irsn svsry ssssiss. The ussapss
harnopy PtssaiIsd. ThsJ passed rsss-
Eiaiisas sndsrsiag the presiaeat, and
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fossht-yar tho uaiss., Tksss brave
nsa asssasssa NE Rsaieais In psspss
sarns. The following rssesnts shs ssss
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ElEveIand, SepG, to.
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soa Grangss Rssslnsas, wke made q
sPseehs saying - 500 I'd ssoqqa ea
ComsAdss Nth N sasassk and siaeers
dssire % aid yen 10 rear Efforts 10 %.
cure peacs and prosperity 70 eur beles.
ed cssatrys proniss zoe my bess efforts
70 discharge iAs sssies ysa have i@pss-
q npop ma. 90
Lewis D Campbell msysd for she ap.
sisss ssss there he.~ Natiohai Exscasiy !
Oaznmissss appuinseds Oarvssa.
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aHd eeugsasuiasery sslsesasns we're re-
ceivsd From Csc. Dir, Gen. John ri.
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persun and properly. ana frssdsm 81
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disrs and sailors asssm tlsd 81 ClsveIand
ass pssSssadly krs4eIsa Yer tbs psts5os-
10 ssnkinssts u yezx dispzlsk. We hail
wisA plsssurs svsy Ebert % restore pssee
sad hssnosys prospssiiy and brasAeFly
love tkreuxhoss our sonassy. War has
iss viossriss, - peace and Uussn are
hlsssiags Ter which Ne viii aaaafzlly,
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restored andsx he constiiasisn.
sizned, GEMS. GRANGER,
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tians and n address b abspsoels.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-09-27

llsLIs CouNrY. sept. az.

hflLs CouSIx, Sept q. 1865.
Ma. EDEsex viii yss please infsrn
the readers Of the BusLx Of the locaiisy
Of osa Gen. Dadss--a Raaisal eandidats
for Congress in the yssh aissristi We
we're promissa . aighs a hiss bat are
iafarnsd that he has bssn drivsn baak =
bid Ut home os elsewhere ansil after the
election. Gsa. Ta.sls Wa here, sad We
woald now like 70 see Ais sppansas.
understand be msds one grand spssea for
nsgrc equality, and Ne wepld liksl 70
bear bin. Yours, !, A
A VOTER,
We have 10 inform eaY MilIs sounty
correspondent thai il Il extrsneIy desLs.
fsl whether be viii GET . "sighs'' - sks
General for some time, 6ipes bic signal
failure, u hagsofis, tsread shs speech
which almambsr 81 sAs party, mere En-,
ligbssnsd, had writes fss hsks has
friends have ssns him ssa 10 sas noan-
saiss u CsloFado, there 70 rs~ais until
the resals Of me sieesiou shail havs hesa
fully naae kaUwu.--tEp. a
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Board Of Supervisors

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Elors njoody niois .

The Csnvsniiea then adopted rssssa.
tisns and NJ address 10 lbspeoels.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07

TEACHERS EALARIEs.-It is well known
that there has been a hitch between the
Board of Education and the City Council
with reference TO the salaries of the teach
ers in our public schools. The former
recognize the necessity of paying more now
than before the war; the latter dislike to
authorize the payment Of such large bills
as have been presented. The matter was
under discussion in the Council the last two
sessions of that body, members of the Board
being allowed TO define their position and
express their views. Mr.. Kalbe addressed
the Council last evening. The latter body ap-
pointed q committee ofthree, as will be seen
in the report of their proceedings, to confer
with the Board of Education with reference
to the matter Of salaries, in the hope to
come to & coincidence of view and senti-
ment, and thus get quit of the alienation
and disposition to pull to different
ways, which have characterized the
activity of these bodies. 1t is thought
hat a just compromise may be effected, and
harmony of feeling and action result there
from. The committee will probably report
next week.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07

The LECTURE LAST NIeHr.-Ralph Waldo
Emerson read his new lecture on "Re-
sources " in Brainsrd's Hall last evening, to
q large audience who sat with eommendable
heroism an hour and q half in a deathly
cold room. The lecture was new, yet old, q
remark which may be made Of all his later
discourses; for thathabit which Mr.. Emerson
notices in Nature, of repeating her old tunes
in endless variety, and presenting the
familiar face under new-seening wells and
DISCUSSES, is his method likewise. The main
thoughts of this lecture are found in the
earlier essays of this writer, but they re-
appeared on the page he read last night in
brilliant masquerade.
We shall attempt no synopsis Of the lee
ture, since it was unreportable. 1t was
filed with rare thoughts, keen observation,
and many practical hints which the nearer
will recall and ponder by the way. 1t was
sn inspiration to those who heard il, and q
prOvocation Of thought calculated to operate
changes IN the YisHE and Nsys Of life.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07
FINANgIAL & COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 6, 1866.
There was a further falling off in the de-
mand for currency here to-day, and to this
extent the market experienced a relief, but
nc improvement to balances was realized,
and the market continues close and strin-
gent. Bankers are disposed to accommo-
date only their best customers, and these as
sparingly as possible.
Eastern Exchange continues in very short
supply, and the market is stringent and
firm. Rates remain steady at par buying
and lilo premium selling.
Financial matters in New York to-day
were without important change. The Rail
way stock market was heavy, unsettled and
generally lower. Governments were with
out important change, though Seven-thir-
ties are reported weak. Gold closed at 1898
regular but three-day sellers options were
put out at 1904, indicating a weak tone to
the market. The present rate of premium
may be mainly ascribed to the lingering
hope in Wall street that Congress will re-
ject the funding and contraction plans sub
mitted to it, in which event another period
of speculation would be speedily inaugu-
rated. ,-rr. g, '.lutF st'
E. j. Farmer & Co, bankers, report prices
of coin and governments in this market to-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07

DR.. HUeHEs.-A large number of visitors
were admitted to see the Doctor yesterday,
and he received them all in q cheerful and
courteous manner. 1t must be exceedingly
annoying to-receive calls from personal
strangers, who come merely to cape at him
as a curiosity or mOnstrosity. And there
must be in the pleasure of meeting friends
a large admixture or alloy Of pain; the con-
seriousness that it is the final meeting. We
believe it is the, intention of sheriff Nicols
to give all the friends of the Doctor an OPP
~pOrtunity Of seeing him and bidding him
farewell. T
We nave never seen the doomed man in q
happier frame of mind than that in which
we found him at noon yesterday. He seems
to brighten up more and more as the fatal
hour draws near. He appears to be in a
wrapt or ecstatic state of mind, and ex-
presses a longing to depart, declaring that
he has seen all that the world has to show
him, and that temporal things seem inoon-
ceiFably Insignificant in comparison with
those spiritual and eteral realities upon
which he is so soon to enter. He feels
perfect assurance of a happy future, and
talks like a person who is about to start on
a pleasant journey.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07
ToNsoRIAL.
OHRTsfMAS 6NEW YEARS PRESENTS
HaIR nREssING Am WIG MAKINe.

HAIR DRESSING AND WIG MAKING.
An the latest and most fashionable styles in
Hair Dressing, Head Dresses, &c, to be worn the
coming winter as now worn in New York, samples
Of which can be seen at VIM. DAYS Establish
nent, 46 Public Square.
Just received direct from Importers . very
lsrge and splendid stock Of Long Hair, the best !
ever had for making, now the most popular Head
Dress; the French Twist, Natural Curls, q good
assortment left warranted as represented; Ladies'
Front Pieces and Half Wigs, 3 well selected stock
on hand; Double Waterfall, Front FTizzes (much
worm, French Head Dresses, ofevery kind, made
By advertiser equal to those imported Ladies 'Curls
and Switches made into any Of the fashionable
Head Dresses without injurV to either.
Ladies' Hair Dressing in he most becoming and
modern styles
B8- Private Room for Ladies' Hair Cutting.
n8Hot and Gold Baths at all hours Of the day
the best Bathing Apartments IN the city.
dsct9 WIN. DAY. 40 Public Square.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07

The THRoAT-CUT MAN.-Mr. Holden, a
gentleman who recently became connected
with the establishment of Raymond and
Lowe, Of this city, went to the In6rmary
yesterday, and identified the man named
James Erwin, who was found with his throat
cut and his feet badly frozen g few days
since near the soap factory of Mr.. Stafford.
Mr.. H. was formerly a merchant in Canada,
and Mr.. Erwin was for years q patron of his.
BE says Mrs. Erwin and an adopted child
are now living in BellefOntaine, Ohio, in
stead of Mansfield, as previously reported.
Mr.. h. is of the opinion that Erwin was
robbed and his throat cut as the latter
claims. The account Erwin gives Of himself
is straight enough with the exception of the
manner in which he got from Mansfield to
this city. That passage is involved in mys-
terry.
Mr.. Erwin wal a man Of some means in
Canada, and always had sufficient money
On his person to tempt parties SO disposed to
waylsy and rob him.
Mr.. Holden has written to q merchant in
D6l16loAbdlhCg " AOSlty NIB Va ~
condition of her husband. Light will prob
ably be thrown on this case in the sourss of
two or three days.
Mr.. Smith, Superintendent Of the Infrm-
airy, informed US yesterday that the man is
doing quite well. The surgeon is Of the
opinion that one foot can be saved, with the
loss of two toes. The other foot must be
amputated. The wound in the neck
and his foot make him exceedingly often
sive, and he is equivalent to the double ex-
tract Of polesat The Coctor has stitched
together the gaping lips Of the wound sew
eral times, but the parts slough badly and
do not hold. It is with great difficulty that
the man eats, talks and breathes.
Mr.. Smith states that two young men
from Willoughby, who had recently visited
the unfortunate man, testified that they
we're cousins to his wife and knew him
well in Canada that he had sold for =
thousand dollars q small farm on Irish
Creek, Leets county, Canada, about four
years since. They say that Mr.. Erwin has
always been an industrious, straightforward,
sober man.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07

tIBLAsrrxs.-Weh have already noticed the
excavations being made in the northeast
corner of st. Clair and Water streets. A
vast pit has been dug some ten rods in
diameter and fifteen feet deep. The miners
get on with the work by blasting. An ex-
plosion occurred yesterday afternoon which,
with a loud report that brought the whole
population of the neighborhood to the win
dows, disengaged an immense mass of
earth. The air in the locality was sugges-
tive of battle fields, being loaded with the
oder of burnt gunpowder.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07

CASE IN ADMmALTY.-The following case
h Admiralty is set for Thursday, February
Sth, in the U. S. District Court, before Judge
Wilson: VIM. ]. Mack ct al, VS.. schooner
n. C. Ford, and the same VS.. barque ]. s..
Austin. Two DEGREES for materials and sup
plies furnished these vessels by libellants in
Buffalo, and sales ordered. Wiley & Cary
for Libei1anta.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07

RoBsRTs CoAL.-It will be we'll for per-
sons purchasing coal to remember that A.
G. Smith, "A and Sc Water streets, is selling
the above coal by the single ton st the sans
rates as other dealers pay for theirs BY the
.cargO-thus lesscning::the price about one
dollar per ton, besides getting a superior
article of coal. Orders may be left with
Fogg or Beck, Superior street, or at the
office ss ahove.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07

Z~AxFRETTA TRoUPE.-A second perform
ance was given last evening in the Academy
Of Music by this popular troupe of panto-
mimists, gymnasts, &c. The troupe has a
full ballet force, and entertainments Of
every amusing nature are served to the
crowded houses which are in nightly at
tandanca
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07
E. ]. Farmer & Co., bankers, report prices
of coin and governments in this market to-
& Compound interest notes are steady an

Compound interest notes are steady and
firm at 1Os@ buying and 1O4@1os sell
ing, for the various issues. l- t.,lE
The COMMITTEES on Banking yesterday had
under consideration the application of a
bank in Pennsylvania asking for an extern
sion Of the banking law SO as to allow said
bank to come under the provisions of the
National Banking Law. After a full dis
cussion of the question, the Committee in
structed the chairman to report adversely
upon the application. This action may be
regarded as a determination on the part of
the Committee not to increase the amount
of capital authorized under the National
Banking Law, and it Is understood they will
report adversely to the recommendation of
such increase made by the Controller of the
Currency. A good thing for the Committee
TO do, it seems to us, would be the better
equalization of the capital authorized, and
this should be the first thing done. The
East is not less than one hundred millions
in excess Of her quota, thus possessing an
advantage she has no right to, and which
she should not be permitted to enjoy to the
detriment Of other sections. A proper dis
tributiOn of this surplus will better enable
Congress to deal knowingly with this ques-
ton while justice demands that it should
be done. t..sr
Trade continues quiet. There was a little
improvement in the trade demand for Flour
to-day, but nothing like activity prices are
unchanged. Wheat was in more inquiry
to day, but still quiet; prices are without
change, and firm for choice grades. Corn
is quiet and steady. Oats and other grains
inactive and nominal. Provisions continue
steady, with a moderate trade demand
Dressed Hogs are irmer at I@1I4c. Pro
duce is quiet, steady and unchanged. High
wines dull and nominal. Petroleum quiet
and steady. lqs a-atHl f3a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07

NEwBEHRY CoAL-Let those housekeepers
and consumers who desire to lessen their
consumption of coal try the Newberry. 1t
is remarkably pleasant to burn, retains heat
a long time, and when slightly smothered
keeps heat the whole night. 1t is sold low
and is really economical. Sold by J.. Y. N.
Yates, Z. N. Hammond. on the canal, VIM.
H. Keith, G. &P. Pier. Orders left at Starts,
Bakers or ouiRlan's will receive prompt at
~tention.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE
Zanfretta PantOmIme q Ballet FPOupeE

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. It'll, lsss, the
performances will commence with
EyOlufions on the Tight Rope Alex zanfrstta-
Horizontal Bar n Goreste-
Graceful Groupings ------..-.-. Lantretfa Brotnera-
BALLET DIVERT1sE HENT.
By Lima Kindel, Josie Zanfrstta, Kafs Marests
and Leon Chenst. ~ saa
Zanfrstta.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-07
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