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He thought it unfair to use public prejudi-
ees against liquor for the purpose Of keep
ing down general excitement and good
fellnvrshin SO .-.-- & ~

He thought it unfair to use public prejudi-
ees against liquor for the purpose Of keep
| ing down general excitement and good
fellowship - ~
Mr.. THAYER remarked he had read the
debate which took place in the Senate yes
terday, and was led to believe from some of
the sentiments expressed that the passage
Of the resolution might be necessary 70 pre-,
serve the decorum, dignity and self pos
session of body SO venerated as that- He
had observed. for example, that one mem
Der of that DISTINGUISHED body, had eonclu-
ded long oration in the defense OF drunk
enness, with thisasentiment." believe in
women, wine, whisky aud war. (Laughter)
He did not think that either OF these srt-
eles should be thrown unnecessarily IN the
way Of gentleman holding such senti-
ments, therefore ne hoped the concurrent
resolution would pass. After some further
discussion Mr.. Wenthworth's amendment
was agreed to, and the concurrent reselu-
tion as amended was adopted.
The Senate bill making an additional
grant of lands to the State of Minnesota, in
alternate sections, to aid in the constFuc-
ton of of railroad in said State, was tax
en- from the Speakers table, read twice,
and referred to the Committee on Public
Lands. a-1-a
Inc Senate bill to authorize the secrsta-
ry of War to settle the claims of Kansas
for the services of the military called out
by the Governor of that State, was taken
from the Speakers table, read twice and
referred to the Com mmittee on Military At
fairs. TO
The next bill in order was the Senate bill
twenty-five thousand dollars
for the temporary relief Of destitute people
in the District of Columbia, to be expended
under the direction of the Commissioner of
the Freedmen's BuOeaa.
Mr.. INGERS0LL moved the previous
question. l--
Mr.. ROGERS wished it amended SO as to
read /" without distinction of color"
Mr.. INGERSoLL replied that it was IN
necessary, as no class legislation was per-
mitted.
Mr.. ROGERS wanted the distribution of
the money to be left with the municipal au-
lhorities of Washington.
Mr.. INGERS0LL declined to agree to
hat.
Mr.. SHANKLIN rose to discuss the msr-
is of the bill, but Mr. Ingersoll snsisted on
he previous question.
The House seconded the previous ques-
ion and passed the bill by vote Of one
hundred to twenty-five.
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Approved.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The President has
approved the bill to grant the right of way
to the Cascade Railroad Company through
a military reserve in Washington Territory
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LAKE COUNTY.
From the Painesville T8legraph

From the Painesville Telegraph:
"A meeting of committees on soldiers
monuments, appointed in various parts of
the county, was held in Painesville on the
4th inst, when it was generally agreed to
erect one county monument, instead of
monuments in each town, the estimated
cost of which will be $4,000. An sd-
journed meeting will be held in Paines-
vile on the 18th inst, to complete the ar
rangement for raising funds.
The teachers and pupils q Lake Erie
Female Seminary have proSes6d set of
silver ware, to be presenGsa to Miss Ses-
sions, late principal of that institution.
The second term of the Seminary closed
last Wednesday. The third term for the
year will commence April 25th, and close
July 18Th.
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SENATE.

The Senate eoncurred in the House amend
ment to the bill to reimburse Missouri for
war expenses. r1
The bill to authorize the Secretary of the
Treasury to refund the duties collected for
produce being shipped from one port of the
United States to another, via Canada. before
the expiration of the reciprocity treaty, was
passed.
Mr. STEWART presented joint resolu-
ton proposing an amendment to the COnsti-
tuition of the United States prohibiting dis
tincton on account of color, and the pay
ment of the rebel debt, and also providing
that when any of the eleven seeded States
shall comply with these conditions it shall
be ad nitted to representation Referred to
the Committee of Fifteen
The remainder of the session of to-day
will be devoted to eulogies on the late Sem
ator Foot. Senators Poland, johnson, Fes-
senden, Sumner, Brown. Pomeroy, Cragen,
Edmuuds and McDougan made appropriate
eulogistic remarks-
me Senate then, in respect to the deceased
adjourned.
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An ORBIyANCE-TO amend section

N one OF an ordinance entitled Fan ordinance to
establish the grade Of Prospect street between Erie
and Hudson streets"
SEc.-l. Be il ordained by tho City Council of the
city Of Cleveland, That section one Of an ordi-
nance eniitl, an ordinance to establish the grade
Of Prospect street between Erie and Huhson
streets "be amended'as to read as follows: That
the grade Of the center line of Prospect street be-
tween Erie aud Hudson streets, be and the same is
hereby established at the following elevations
above the base Of levels heretofore established by
ordinance, TO wit At the eastery line of Erie
street 80 5-luth feet at point hundred feet
easterly from Erie street 95 75I0Oth feet, at the
center Of Brownsll street "a feet, at point mid
way between the center lines O. BrOwnell and
Huntington streets 95 feet, at the center line of
Huntington rect "a feet, at point midway be-
tween Huntington aud Cheshire streets "a 55-lC0
fet at the center OF Cheshire street "a feet, at
point two hundred and eighty-two feet easterly
from the centre of Cheshire street "a S4IOO feet at
the easterly line Of Perry street 90 feet at Point
two hundred and eighty eight feet easterIy from
the east line Of Perry street 81 feet, point five
hundred and eighty-right feet eAsterly from the
east line Of Perry street 80 feet, at a point six
hundred and ifty-eight f ct westerly from the
centre Of Hudson street 95 feet and at The centre
line of Huds N street 90 3-l0 feet, and that the
grade line between the sfOre mentioned points Of
-l~vation be uniform, and in accordance with the
profile Of said Prospect street, recorded on page
IS, vol. f pr0fles ia the City Civil Engineers
Office Passed April 10, 1866
'. W PELTON, President Of the Council.
L TH1a-N-
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NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.
ASHTABULA COUNTY.

from the SeHtUleL.
The Steam saw mill and oar Factory
of Mr.. st. John, at the Center of Peir-
pont, was burned down on Saturday night
last. Of the amount of loss we are not
informed, but it must be heavy, as the con-
cern was a large one, running two steam
engines, and employing about twenty-five
hands.
The Ashtabula County Wool Growers
Association will hold free sheep shear
ing Fair on the 10th of May, at the fair
grounds in Jefferson.
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The FenianS.
Canadian Preparafions.

ToRoxro, C. W, April 1.-THE Cabinet
meets daily, but the proceedings are kept
from the public
The report that cases of arms had arrived
at Ottawa and mysteriOusly disappeared is
eontradicted.
The whole force of volunteers at Mon
treal are called out twice week.
Additional volunteers are arriving at
Cornwall in anticipation of trouble in con-
nection with the arrest of Fenians.
The report that President johnson is 60
ing to issue a proclamation in reference to
the Fenian movement is received with
much satisfaction.
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The people of East Tennessee, disgusted
with the conduct of the "bolting" members
of the State Legislature, and believing
that Central and Western Tennessee have
interests totally distinct from that section,
are agitating the question of division of
the State. A writer in the Joaesboro
Tenn Flag asserts that he has talked
with large number of citizens, and finds
them almost unanimous for the measure.
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The Toledo Blade says of the National
johnson Club, the organization of which
We have already commented on:
If Andrew johnson authorized the use
Of his name in conjunction with those
above mentioned, he is past praying for.
If the National johnson Club" was or
ganized by him, or with his knowledge or
consent, or if he sympathizes with it in
the least, he is lost man. The people
know these men, and if they should so
violate their natural instincts as to try to
do right it would not elevate them an
inch in the estimation of loyalmen. They
have the brand of Cain on their foreheads,
and the stencil of their iniquity attaches
itrelf to whoever is seen in their COM
pany.
We hope the President will have
enough respect for himself to rescue his
name from the keeping of these reckless
demagogues. Their touch is degradation
their embrace is death.
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LETTER FROM REV. S. B. PAGE.

lNV 10 7 hO5FLlI oI-s NLEN ELAall U.s
January II, 1866.
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S. B. PAGE.
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An ORDTYlYCE-To establish the

n grade Of Harbor street between franklin and
Lorain streets.
Sac. Be it ordained by the City -uncil ofthe
City n Cleveland, That the grade OF the center
line of HarbOr street, between Franklin and Lo-
rain streets be and tue is hereby established
the following elevations above the base Of levels
heretofore established by ordinance, TO wit: At
the southery line o. Fr anklin street D. 10 feet
at poiut opposite the centre line OF John street
lO6 $40 feet, at the centre line Of Bridge street
ld9 2-I0 feet, and at the center line Of Lorain
street ll3 $40 feet, and that the grade line be-
tween the aforementioned points of elevation Be-
uniform and in ACCORDANCE with the profile OF said
HArbOr street recorded in vol ?, page AZ ofproles
in the City Civil Engineers office. Passed April
le, 1866. F. W. PELTON,
President Of the Council.
c z H1rr. City Clerk arrl3-3QS
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A \ ORDTNlNCE-To amend Section

LI four Of an ordinance entitled, "an ordinance
for the appui gtment Of Inspectors and Gaugers Of
Domestic spirits, and defining their duties, passed
March 18th, 1856.
SIC /. Be il ord tinrd by the City Council Of the
city Of Cleveland that section four of the above
named ordinance be 50 amended as to read as fol-
lows.
SEC. 4. "InspActors and Gaugers appointed
under this ordinance, shall be entitled TO
T ceive eight cents per barrel for each barrel Of
domestic -pirits inspected and gauged by hem,
provided that when the quantity required IL be
twenty barrels, they shall be entitled TO receive
ten cents per barrel
SEC. ,. That section four Of the above named
ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed, and
that this ordinance be in force and take effect from
and after its passage. Passed April 10, 1866
?. W. PELTON. Pre>id't Of the Council.
c. z. HILL City Clerk. apl3.30S
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EAsr CIEvKAND, o., Jan. 10th, 1866.
qR. JoHY K SrETLER-DEkR SIR.


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SUMMIT COUNTY


I.IH lLU NhIUU DtUuUT.
Mrs. JEFF. Davis, with one child, little
girl, passed through Akron on the A. &
G. W. r. R, en- route for New York, on
Friday evening last. We learn that her
approach was announced from station to
station, by telegraph, and that quite
large crowds of curious and some sympa-
thetic persons, were assembled at various
points along the route, to get peep at the
distinguished traveller, though there was
but little known of it here, and but few
persons in attendance.
The next term of the Court of Common
Pleas for Summit County, will commence
on Tuesday, May sth.
Mr.. L. lngersol, one of the pioneers of
Summit county, died in Hudson on the
3lst ult, aged 76 years.
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cLErElANp. oE1o. Jan. NJ. lsss

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Fernando Wood draws $4,000 per
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Respectfully yours, &C.
J. W BRADFORD, NJ. D.
LETTER FROM PROF PROCTOR rHAYER

CLEVELAND MEDICAL coLLEsE, janis, 1866.
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Over 400 students are now in att

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LETTER FROM W BEApFoRD Nm

LETTER FROM J. W. BRADFORD, MD,
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marl4R1s-DTGW PrOprietO
leafness. Cntnrrh and Discharge

Deafness, Catarrh and Discharge
from the Ear.-Dr. @. B. Lighthill, who had,
previous to starting on his European tour visited
Cleveland at regular intervals, has returned to
this country and has taken an Office at 70 Main
street, Rochester, \. Y, for the accommodation
of his patients, East and West. For Catarrh of
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ed. Address DR. @. B. LIGHTHILL,
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY. APRIL Is, 1866.
p~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
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see outside.

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NOTICE 40 ALL WHOM 1T NAY

~ CONCERN.-Notice is hereby given q at il
is deemed nee, ssary by the City Council OF the
City Of Cleveland, to grade and pave portion OF
Columbus street, and to provide for the Expense
thereof; aud tor that purpose, an ordinance is
penoing before aid City Council, having heen
twi e read before the same. and now laid on the
table, which said ordinance provides That Co.
lunibus street. between the Cleveland & Mahoning
R-ilroad track sud LOrain street be graded that
the carrisge way and cutters be paved, ana the
sidewalks be curbed, to the established grades of
said street, and that the and expense Of said
improvement be estimated levied, and asses sed
upon each aud every foot front Of the several lots
CT parcels of land. bounding or sbutting upon
said Columbus street, between the points Aforesaid
in proportion to the number Of feet ront." ANY
owner or owners ct lots or lands unding or abut-
ting upon Columbus street, between the points
Aforesaid, claiming damage by reason pf said i'm
provement, are hereby req1iTed TO file the same in
writing, setting forth the amount OF damage
claimed by him her or tn m. with the rity Clerk
Of ID City, within two we ks after tre eXpratirn
of three weeks from the first publication of this
notica. Any person who shall fail or neglect to
file their claim aforesaid, within the time ore
said shall be taken and deemed TO have waived
the same, and b. forever deb4rrea from fling any
claim for or receiving anv damage therefos.
By order Of the City Cosncil.
{. L. HILL. City Clerk.
A---F 10 Il
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