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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

natl has heretofore organized her Bethel
Union and is doing nobly. Cleveland has
been consulting and organizing, and will,
doubtless, effect the change eventually but
of course she is doing it with deliberation.
Other cities will probably come into this
arrangement with such aid as the treasury
of the Parent Society can render, and leave
our missionaries to devote their labors more
| fully to the itinerant work on all waters.
, 1866-06-27

tstsehezJ b: respea- 1uly. The Wy o1 the
One II sae naes4 serxze sals ssnzzas err
known h Kaneaa ksa Waited thts e.uutY.
eaE3tnE arsy ts1&&rs knd Eoodlnx lie esasa-
s1frt VIA t<z.4e-
Tie Es1ie Az!H1nx kaz Mspased of up4Sts
oa txeu3J-ate SksoUssxd Aesfs Il seAool ksrAy
fss1ks iasr disfs.ea a EF@1ft of oeue hza-
Authr of Cre1 CoGnaJ. 0A1o, h Eox
ptrseE7sszkk Hxsxu-e4aents so< sAe rnfeaase of
I'm il.sts.sEd sc7ks of lzrd 5eF she p%f..se o(
ss1attskt ktzsE md *ea:.==sSS eo:oay hp2 OAio
| 10 fhs> Sse1c-
lhe sast eHa1':sut OF *he-p cua.xaily
421tEkE hese Is e1ae.nee stas Isr xo<l I'd
ste<k xEoxess art t<=t=<t== 20 a1rxxefa2r
The abundance 81 good tAszGr1res i-.e.<4se.l
- hsrsG~. trsr f<T~ce fGx1 --sex Yak de-
tt=L& asrens:= 6ve ttoas11d ..e:p asx lht
! +. xe5e= 2xE.
The ex1esl.a Of tae Crka Fs-s9- Rsiixay
= th'2rce ct 5cg1y Easae4 xsax q TA;,exs. aa1
tr& atsrT1xuee By she Coeztsfs-&oee1x- nxake.
sha1 road 1G< Of 4 hxaisA xna Gpz1
miles tn knEth, whi3e the enez9J 4nd t7dsss1,
da34Artd tS IT. taxr4<rTs y II cp0 .sefe Il Il
Fo*t f.51er. d.saAEnr o4 4 harodrea and tq<x,
l nslcs, Ey abe ta*s of .An<a-I- The pxpca.es
/ eeuG3e &f 11.e hsa:I*n oF shiA st,use ffpsa th.
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, 1866-06-27
Rensa In VAIL %Rsc4F->omE WAMs~
moth F1EuHes~

~ L. AE-{tE t0& R1<4E1Ekt t~AH
Il = row question whether . zEns ean Be
oennansxd :or certain t.NesKopo1it.u> tsea1i~
ts<s 20 <xtz3x1Eaur ~ 10 smut Oh tenants
Thr high rents Of ten years go appear
trsnInS wten compared '<fth the present
rases md herce one msy veil Wonder wheo
the Lez-and viii 2bate- The marble bat1din@@
eoraer q. Sss<au and C<ti.r STREETS. rents. II
sn oe4ns sasd< up By she vasions banks,
brokers' and iswEeEs, 1ho pIxJ the agreeable
Fart Of tenants The H+.ard Of Brokers pay
5nuu.tr $500 a,s chamber shout dsty hT
.xk Z eRe4 dasss 'ss ee ~ *e.s: 5sass
dun, Sou 70 xhm; md hcase
mary esuo together and i half d,zru
Ge.ks noaF be seen In > single hase1ueut- The
.ooxs pz.-ds2b5e rental relative % lts cost, Ia
.he world. h Trinity Building TfisIs ptatn
fsun: br oue hundred and sixty Eeet deep It
stands next ro~Trtnlsy Cn1Erh % Broadway,
nesr wan .tr1et- It enet Fap,oO h tsie
ana ther rented far 10000. lis use beinS enai
oE.ees and banking. The rate has gradually
.dxscred ratu rs aGSE7r~ate rent rou + about
Trinity BufINn< fs now chiefly oerupt:a bT
Pesp1tr1.ta nhes and q, ,0lo Is paid for
second elssA os1ses- The yea-ty sales OF coal
IN this huf1tin+< xmouns to Two million tons-
The tneease of rents. Of which the above
rar~e of kysiaszs Ioea1iste- Ibis includes
| Watl stzeet md Broadway, for one mile aIong
4 the4stSxr Ikpzuu-hE3Ex+ xfso The streets 4dt1-
l erur to H. Ihe term ~Wsn stre=t" en-
| braess several sajaerat streets Into which It
kss r,orued IL rnoEefa7y current, End eleTsfed
them Into equal yatne- One o{ these b Broad
| stfter. wh5eh tie writer rs1nEnhEx7 twensF-
i've years a9o ~ + NAtzupotltzn Sleepy HoE
LOW. whx1e the Winds 4IEhed hxtly thsoaEh
TIE t1se~, md the allenee wAs bsoken only b.
N oerss&oua1 eaxs- Now, Broad sssetr Is tal
Of bfukera, md the foar md fsht Of ~
stock E.xehange Market, eoneouEse which
a1 fIn3es + Bou Run Of deteat, and At Other:
L 4 barbarian rr4h Of xuteess-
, 1866-06-27
Horrible 11ufdcr-.A Clergyman " h3QA
fllh Child TO D<0kh-

Ef0E6 Lee hQEN@fEE w. ~ GFAof~ #AAE @4+A~
We learn from railroad men who c1ne tro1i
c1temenr IN that village arising from repo5t
that Presbyterian clergyman named Lind
e!ey. residing mile south OF the vfflage, yes
terday whipped his GOD, three years old, 50
severely that he died two hours subsequently,
because be would not say bis PRAYERS Report
the blows administered The report seemea
II, ruoustyuus and unnatural that We TIlt-
rranhea to Medina 70 learn II It WIS true, and
frctf1etf ap answer that It waa- The telegraph
ping the child with = heavy rod, and It died
rom lis injuries within the time stated above-
IIndsley had not been are4sed At the time
despatch x.s sent, but We learn that
M ot1cez from Alhion has gnne to lediaa to
take him into custody. For the sake Of COM
afet1. aud it nav be possible that It H.
since Nfitin: the shoSe ws have received
he snecfnf telegraph, the statement OF AE-
Iudsley. the Ealher Of the child. made to Z
iusF summoned by Coroner Chamberlain: TN
The 18th OF June the child disobeJed bis step
nsinc ahinc1e for the purpose. md continued
tn chastise him for more than two hours, when
the child be~au to show &fgns Of debility, and
rrased TO punish him, and Laid him On .
conrh and called my wife When she saw
the child she saad he was dying, and before
fNElFG o Ck0NA LIE " IL QEGk&~
The cnsone1's jury returned u verdict 5es-
te1,1ay. .tthat death resulted from chasttse-
meut hy the fathe1-"
Il vim BE- seen that the whipping vas given
On the 18th Inst, instead Of yesterday AND
t11nt common report did not In this instance
oyefst ate the facts In the e1se. a child thsee
esose Il could not or wouid not say u
prayers! Is it possible, and of ~ otneT pes. :.
sneh nlece Of inhuoanity1 What should
be- T lis 3 pxxaIshment: The condemnation Of the
rnh1ic T. not enough Ine Law should taxi
be,n % hoId Of him. snd deal out Justice to hin
with IN unsps1hs nzad. 4 sols-hieo1ss s
mmder-at can Be ea1lesa e. zsosataS Iess-saoaie
nr Wedina art ind3cnsut and excited.
, 1866-06-27

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sod ae&po1k1ax EF a:isE<tzuce to (;od b Ii
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tte ssnE,e TO esu3 eEsa h the hoszss- ea1~ t
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, 1866-06-27

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esns ats tau E<nez af hts pnhoe s<7vsexs fo khe
S@atx aa4 1skfeo-
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tx to &c Halx6 ot Eeszt.s szoaE<. - f1kH xseenf
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t11nE>.. snz so7t tns e9rtY baasd XIX HafH.nstd
nN6mEHx DE- lo1usy Tax tkutz1 s1xty eEat4 "a
EseA xH6ia IN 1@J 10 tW<aSs eza41 TT th= Jexf
cxE~ Tkk = pteafa1ty s.o<.oke n tni% TIME
vhen the &HtTe 1T tn ~he1k tfup NoalQ eEatet
tnz raoE.ras ot k-asy ess raose tha4 u,aasy bir-
txH-eEe to E1uv Of GEE C4ttzk1s- xaE ~ heexr33
kstEsT GER s<ssk. to tee c1xza II ea1zzu nor srt
sex n=x2Eex eat II oEx eossaiY atfstxs-
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>sa-e >xaase. r.'f n ir.E<t ey1z2a<d cf aaf=hs
4A& ~ 3e-<pb ounsk-, Aa6 cor GEt-1f~~ tn eek
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- eh< t. - x~1s moab 1z,e Instructed 70 cta
| Tie xaf< u sht. eoun.& Eo< saEE-
| Etsefrx4 T.,s 10 pseas= cef De-: e4azfs to SC
cure skx <srxtsce ct tue c11dx<ases uosuu1xed b.
/ ItiH keEyenftou
, 1866-06-27
The Kultu- Fn~>las1 ~tFusss< In Denlh
u1aAs 1lss- D3ff1e aslt3x-.

fFruu1 the CINCINNATI ConsEtErtI- June 18Th
TIiS singular beqnt>t OF the late eminent
Pruf- Pun ell uf lis head, 10 his pupil, f'ruE
\. T. heekeleF. seems to have given rise to
SINE rety Las,& l1elinx aad rather hitter cor-
ssoysses, resulting, howeyrr, in no positive
legal rsceerdio:s up to tie Present ti.ae- al
thuuch threats and inuucndoe5 were sharp
an.3 puyneruu<- Now, however, new phase.
ofthc difficulty makes its appearance, uhich
" rather ansu<iug. as the dispute seetns to
haxe spread tursher than the head-it iu-
yulyea the whole body When this i settled
let rs Eope the remains Of the late learned
Prot Pow eli will he permitted to rest in peace
Nv request or the dect lsesl, Professor l. =.
keckeIsr IL procuring designs for an elegant
tmbl< matte colEmn, as monumental testt-
moufal. to be ptaeed over the tematns~ This
beautiful work Of art Is designed TO show
| upon It's ornamentations and base. 'emalcms
| Of the several learned sciences Of which DR..
| Powelt was for forty years Professor and
| teacher. in order that old ffie1Is and corresz-
pondents mas. be a%rsab's and & aE.
iistieall5 reminded Of the asse;ssti @ Tas'' s1s,
shoa'a xsssaR his European pailosop1ics, pupils,
| tfor bis reputation seems to hsre been world
| vide ever visit this conutsy, they will ind
| their old p:eccptoE surrounded by the e,n-
blem4 Of his fIfx-fong stnaie.- a. this will
be doue bY Professor A. T. heckeles 1t his
own proper cost end expense, he has ex-
Five 4 monument in the obscure burial ground,
Linden Groye, Kentucky, bat uo2ld rather
place 1t in prominent poeition in si:ln:
Grove, CRY of the dead equally
! . place Of interest to strangers Eisltsn: Cin-
! cinnuatI IS TO the inhabitants of the city and
nei:hhorhood- This move Is stoutly opposed
By the Kentuckians, and VIC JIG informed
tsat Professor keekeler, having had lively
time to tetaiu the head il about to enter into
brisk contest to get ths. body: Or course
we hare no opinion to express in the prrtn-
i.es; but In the interest Of art and science,
ne trrst taat Professor J. T. kecke{es' .
laudibte effort 10 do Justice to his eminent
fient- may come TO an equitable and Just
/ termination
, 1866-06-27
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"saempl VI .nc par. " a.s Au'eSt1 ~ '4@c
"ooos e"o honu'so n'''',o4 oouMs' -. ouc
e"oop' out o. INC lneAc's o. tne ',eut'o'
o"ne.s anu 'sans'es ~ 'nc 'lanae'at@'
mefehaoIs' 1ooee's, Aao epsea'n'ote. VINO
nasc ,o.. so"us W "@aa. "ue.ass ~ ao"eat4s VI
'o'sts" pouus..o". - ~ pug oe"ems "o"'
uei' ~nuou, '.",,, .a1 ss w ueaseo' pau.a.ou:
t..a :" 49,. Ao'u s's5 :, $3.50" s. 1,'4 ~
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p.aee t"eatf fei eent ~ t"e ps'se u every
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F1oa's o. tns Ao'ue1e 4no 'aA'n.'' II gu, :" 'ae
ihnekc1s o. tae cohSa'sefs. Mao a'e, IN TACT,
VI tne 1ss'e' ,ac people o' tae ensted states
n1ass t1a'u'a''y uas prominent pace III INC
us'' "n':: sa'sea IN price "teeh fcf cent ,or
the betc1t OF all la'sstssoFs ol illc article tn
e.ao'us lnc ifamess a1d aasoca'es "1
tn's o'l' An tnc copper IN the cohn'fs
u 'a'seu as'i"eiaHs TWO ond one-han eenls
PIT l'ohh". '@ao ~ all lofms - similarly
1 1tca'cu- IiH"oaEo Is faased tcn doliars per
soa. N'sSes Is "oe.s'sea IN &'e Same 'ashson
WI" tne eAleelAstoh ie.aaps o. b''ne'n1:
nsesc' cti1s ~ pat-1 All the publishers aud
leaorfs o' hc"sl'apers arc cheated, ns II wa
tAtouss'h 'AcF cu"r1s mainly ttat t4c Internal
aass GU payer was removed, the hnIe being
ucid oa1 I" 1Atin lhat Ills tar'a shonlt
" Renewed 'ihe"lse. VA caFthenwars
tho en"r1noas increase oi Mh7J.ar Ix'
cent II proposed. THIS Is AS niucl
US the dealers IN the articles conls
ht'I'c 10 MAKE IN f"o years, surces>'Hl trading
Or rnanu:ac '"F'ts' FLAX seed Is Increase.
tnn'ttth ccn's reF ba>acl, aad lnsred ol
seven ee'As pr GALLON. to cs'as'e tAs holder
q those ARTICLES 10 ROB la'c community .
tAosc ahla'thss respectively, anu thc holder
III linen S"oah fothc IN Tor similar ETau
Cigars are lifted up attata. Ut t0Hrsc noboi.
has any sympathy viii smokers, but wh.
arc not they entitled fu rs Mucl
, 1866-06-27
L FeuE1u CApsuEe-S<Eere Joke on
Lake Cap$11&.

KFFck0 thk Eo<a&st&x E1Kess~ tt0e SNa-4
There vas Exsat noise made osex the news
thsr she Fenfsna attempted to e1ptuFr fwo
stssmer. II he mouth Of ft;enesaee River, dug
"a the Mx xa<- Ihe aet1a1 6rt vas that
Two rfyal boa:1 run from Chartottc-at the
marst al the G<ne3see-So Ean1d3~ the 20
Fiufhizn nd TIE Rochester. 4 felfow s14ed
cE.~fex Crnr- 1ho xishe11 The Cokfnthfsn to
ref ali he pesaxnxxrs, &zned himself win
osssoI. fssss aner DARK, and rnazrhinE 70 ne
doek~ esUed Loudly for she captain OF The
Roek<sxez. md posl6ed that kvn.ies1an that
snaxh.s Il row belonged TO the Irish Republic.
~ ~ rhe rrrE wa* ABOUT to throw or the
Gu<ss xhm Craig presented hfs revolver aad
lie nan I'm On board Craig b. ttis tine
srfeet<d apon " tess = MsfiJ msa sszss9.
l wns,es rdfe. Immediately the Rochester H1a
| asea up md steamed fax Czuaez, cE4Stnx the
nrwx tkst Il had barely escaped eapsnEe and
1 fksx the C.utthasa lid 6nEa naQ Esnas1
, 1866-06-27
nands, md wuu,d soon meorer loaded wt.h

fants> ind would soon cone oser loaded with
Fcufxns.
The Cos1nfhtsu. IN 4 few hours. md on her
regular time, hove In Esehf. her decks btack
with her double load OF passengers, and The
people Gu the d2css ted up tnWn~ leaving not
. mn to TAXA the lines of tho Steamer. It
vas ecsne time before thE people dare ven
$rse to the wharf,
Meanwhile I Despatch h2a heen sent Tor
uaoEe troops md rwo bastsiIoo8 we1e sent ou
from Kingston, ami one from Totonto, while
the people, anticipating; Lstffe were packing
up their goods nidinF their valuab1es sud
preparing to TuWoxe tic rancho
, 1866-06-27
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\ =. --Ge I raoa R,roSEkx1 pa=:y of It
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DOCTOR .JOIISSdsy.

The University OF NORTH Carolina has con-
,crrct thc tile Of IL. ID. on Andrew John.
ron, Till Is tho same title that was w.,1n In
shr last century By Samuel johnson. Ar lotl
arc to te known hereafter as Dr. 10. uson,
there Is danger of Introducing confu-ioa iu,u
literary nomenclature. 1t might help thr
casc. lawtrer. II the North Ca1oIiua Ea1rc:
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title Of u. D.. instead Of IL. H., IN con>id
ctassen VI his having announced ki*n4t.f tl,s
/ i" Moses :" Of tho colorcd race
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TIL: LAT Es1 "CUSAERHATESN.v
The Pittsburgh Commercial alIudes in somc.
what severe terms to tho opinion cxusr1sct
by us that should The Congressional policy VI
reconstruction tc rejected by The South, th..
ncat Congress Will Ee-ur..anizc The retti
States. and extend lie right uf suffrage III
snmc form, cilhrr present or future, anl
either universally ur In part. 10 tAt coloscd
rarc.. TIE f"mmrFria' dcnounccs "uc,;ro su!-
fra.e" rs i 1uisch1cvous radicalism, but CT
l'srssts It's implicit faith iu "iinpariia3 sri.
:s:,:c, without regard Ia color, on the basls
III intel3.cncc.'' TlI- II deems Essentially
son.cssative." Wcare glad the con=ervati:an
tf Pennsylvania Is so nearly i.ke the radicsl-
| i-in If the West. II the C"mmt reaof had ,Di
| expressly drnonneea *+ne:ro ~mtisaEr,r NC
| .1,ould hare supposed that that udious tgiu-
| ciplc WAS Involved In the Commensurate .'wt1
creed tt *'ilurartial suffrage without regard
I 10 cn,or.''
Tie Commercial says " "coneress has af1; s,u.
cd 1hc principle OF leaving thG suffrage qucs.
lion to slc Stat.s." We reply that Con. rc.t
tla' affirmed tic cxi,cdirncy OF nakin.. ~
offer which the secrded States 1uas either &C
ctrt or reject, aud which, II acc. ptcd t3
them. will :,iyc tle1u this power. Hut t. tbt
seeded States reject this otIcr of Congress
t,y Z. fiirit: to pars The cnn>tiiu.tona1 AMEND
| me,t. thtli C.Mcrees will haSe ono Vi ihrca
cuur~es to pursue:
!. 7" k,cp the seeded States oal Of Con
:;1.-s I'LL they shall accept H.
=. To rc-orra,llze tic ser..lcd States oy II
enabling act which shall ndopt 1hr Cv.4m.,
tiHTt conservative y .liry ot Impartial sul
fra:.e.
.. To submit to the Presidents po1cr.
As tile 1ai.cr contingency Is not 10 Il
Thought ot, the cholcc lies pracllcar5
| {w gyu the two tof1ucr.