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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 4.-The owners eff the
mail boat United States, have withdrawn
her from the line to substitute and single
fued boiler for her present tube boilers /;
they deeming the latter unsafe.
Fenian aeetinS.
President Roberts and General Sweeny
addressed the Fenian meeting at Woods
Theatre last night. At the close P. Bar
row, President Of the meeting, announced
Col. Mongan apPoined Inspector-General Of
Kentucky, and would gladly receive all
arms rendered to him. Three cheers were
given for the distinguished members Of the
order, and the meeting adjourned.
Fires.
WATERLOO, IND, February 4.-The Union
Flour Mills were destroyed by fire this
morning.
ALBANY, February A fire in Oswego
this morning, on the West side, First street,
destroyed the dry goods stores of Morris,
Place, and Thos. Moore; Allen 4 Burchard,
leather; ]. H. Goldry, exchange Office /;
lawyers Offices and Music Hall. The loss
on buildings is $4,000; loss on goods, ETC.,
large, but not stated.
Heavy Robbery,
C1NcrxNArI, February A gentleman
from Xenia, Ohio, had his pocket picked
yesterday of sl3 900 in 7.30 bonds.
The Miami Disaster.
The investigation into the cause of the
explosion of the steamer Miami, held at
Memphis yesterday, shows that the first
and second engineers knew that the boilers
were in bad condition before the boat left
port. ~
+. .l- Another Explosion.
THE steamer W. R. Carter exploded near
Vicksburg on Friday. She WIS commanded
by Capt Hurd, brother y ne commander
of the steamer Missour'. 20 belonged to
the Mississippi Stea'n-H.p company, and
J was valued at about SiJa,tdg. She is the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

b. HI. Stair d Co., wholesale and retail
dealers in Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, 1l5
Ontario street, are now receiving large stock OF
Seeds of all the desirable varieties, among which
wementiOn osAGB ORANGE SEED. which is
NEW. the growth of 1905, and this day received
Seeds ofall kinds can be sent by mail. All orders
p-omptlv attended 10,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05
Cannot See Ghe difference.

The Plain Dealer says the late speech of
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens is regarded by its
leading exchanges, which, of course
are Democratic journals, as " a declara-
" ton of relentless hostility on the part Of
a the ultraists of both Houses of Congress
" "dg1inst the policy and PERSON Of the Pres
"ident." The ultraists", as the Dealer
denominates those who act with Mr..
Stevens in the support of radical meas
ures, whether an advocacy of their princi-
piles shall place them in opposition to the
"policy" of the President or not, will not
initiate the Democracy" by exhibiting
"relentless hostility" to his person. The
Davis " Democracy" wagea war of such
RELENTLESS hostility" upon both "the policy
"and person of President Lincoln, that
they did not desist until they had secured his
assassination by the hand of J. Wilkes
Booth. This being their mode of carry
ing on political warfare, it is not strange
they should expect others to practice the
same; but we assure the leading ex-
Hchanges of the Plain Dealer that the
"person Of the President" is safe from
violence at the hands of "the ultraists"
as the Wilkes Booths all belong to the
opposite party.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

fifth boat of this line that has met with dis
aster. There was an insurance Of $1T, ,0OO
on her cargo at Louisville.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

There VIII be q Meeting Of the Liquor
Dealers on Monday, February Sth, at the National
Hall, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
By order Of Committee. feb6.2S7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

Save Money by going to Kaufman's, $50 su-
perior street, up STAIRS for your skirts and cOrsts
all Of which made to order in the latest French
styles. Lad es' under garments on hand and made
to Ordez-up stairs. jansl:slO
~rvsseI FUF DaTes Cheap.-The stAur cb
Schooner Wavertree," $40 tons burthen; two
sets Of sail, one quite new. Everything pertain
ing to her in good order and condition.
Apply to JOHN +. WHITELAW,
feb9:2s8 At National City Bank Of Cleveland.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

JapOn1eas and Flowers for the Hair for sale
and made to order at the Artificial Flower Manu-
factory, 70 Bank street. feb6:2ss
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RARRERINc.
CIONSOLIDATION,-

GtONSOLIDATION.-A. ]. CATLIK
~ having associated with him James B. Evans
late of the firm Of Ballandine Evans, for the
purpose of conducting the BARRIERS business in all
its branches st the old stand OF A. j. Catlin south
side Of Monument Square, respectfully solicit the
patronage Of citizens and strangers feb2:292
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

Stamping for Brsiding and EmbrOIdsriRg.
Also Stamps for sale ct the Artificial Flower
Mandatory, 10 Bank street. feb6:9s6
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Mr.. sHANKLIN, of Kentucky, approved
the bill, and in reply 10 those who had DE-
fsnded il, said there was ss-ggsneral thing,
no hostility on the part Of the former msS-
ters towards those who have been enamel.
pated. On the contrary, there was feel
ing Of kindness unknown to the people Of
the North. The hostility, If sBy, was
toward the fanaticsl abolitionists who come
into the Southern country, and by promises,
persuasions and misrepresentation demor-
allied the negroes. BY bringing the negro
policy into the contest, the arm Of the rebel
government was strengthened and that Of
our own weakened, aud IL was the means Of
prolonging the war, besides the expeudi-
ture Of thousands of lives and many millions
of money and the desolstiou Of large por-
ton Of the country, but for this tie war
would have been of shorter duration. While
he had always detested acts of secession as
political heresy, he was compelled also 10
denounce as a political heresy the doctrine
Of abolition one was as damnabIe e the
other. --- - %
Several others spoke against the bill, after
which the House adjourned. z fa u u
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a n STAIR ACl
Jan. 2Oth, 1860.

Billiards ct 20 cents per Game at Michigan
street, No. "a. uan3O 2ssl LOUIS ORBITS.
To OIL Rehners--we are prepared to do al
kinds of Oil Refinery Plumbing In the most per
feet and durable manner. Before engaging worl
elsewhere, Oil Refners will indit for their inter
est to call on SMITH 4 COSBY,
Oil Refinery, House and Ship Plumbers,
nl6.2ss III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
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MASON d BROTHER,

1so ONTARIO STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
D@alers in Oysters, Game, Poultry, Sardines,
Vegetables, and all kinds Of Fruit. Best Thrible
K Baltimore Oysters always on hand, only fifty
ee- Is half can. County orders promptly filed.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

Mrs. Myra X. MerricIk, N. D., hiss re-
moved to No. IS Prospect stseet. feb5:2s6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

COttren & DIekey.-COttrsll 4 Diekey,
Commission Merchants and wholesSls Dealers in
Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Potatoes,
Seeds, Green and Dried Fruits, &C., No. 0s Mer-
win street, Cleveland, Ohio. Refer to National
City Bank. ~ jan4:RI0
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

General Grosvenor has not withdrawn
from the contest as Senator from the Ath
ems. District but the case is still being
prosecuted before the Senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections.
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GRNERAL NEWs TEL.


The Grand Jury Of Mercer county, New
Jersey, has presented the studsntz Of
Prineston for their lawless conduct. iD
The Salt Lake Yidetts says that Hfnnny
freaks occur in Utah. A short time since
q Mormon was frozen between two wives.
He was engaged in hauling wood between
the respective cabins Of his first and second
wives. eaf l1 cd e5
An oberlin (Ohio) paper says that town
has ceased to be station on the under
ground railroad" since Grant and Sher-
man became conductors on that routeiy
Cholera having almost entirely disap-
peared without leaving IN Partisan hearts
q fear Of return, smallpox comes to play
fearful role, and an important man Is he
in Paris who keeps young heifer in .
condition to draw from her pure vaccine
matter, every one surrounding the door Of
this ingenious vaccinator. Ha
The first annual festival Of the Yale As
sociation of the Alumni composed Of the
graduates Of Yale College, has Just taken
place at Boston. At the table speeches
were made by DR.. Blagden, President
Woolsey, Of Yale College; President
Hill, Of Harvard; Rev. Mr.. Tyler, Of
Natick; Professors Dwight and Gilman,
of Yale College; Rev. Mr.. Butler, Hon.
Linus Child, Hon. Dwight Foster, Rev. j.
B. Miles, Chaplain Of the Senate, and
others, interspersed with music By the
Germania Band. sf.l asa aid
Mr.. KEppsrt Secretary Of the State
Board of Agriculture, has received from
Baron Won Steiger of Saxony, Germany,
specimens ofwhat is describedas the hnest
wool in the world. Accompanying the
specimens were pho oyraphs Of the sheep
from which the wool was taken. These
specimens have been added to the already
large collection Of the Society, and the
pictured representations OF the sheep CO
lebrities are soon 10 adorn the walls Of the
Agricultural reems.
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To Prtnters.-Ths best kinds Of PEIsTEBS'
NEWS TxK for sale o. Leader ofHsA
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05
OOrreetIon.
General News

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 4.-The owners eff the
mail boat United States, have withdrawn
her from the line to substitute and a single
fued boiler for her present tube boilers !;
thew deeming the latter unsafe.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

York, has caused the arrest of R. T. Colburn
a sub-editor of the New York Tribune, and
George Knapp proprietor of the St. Louis
Republican, the former for writing and the
latter for publishing some Objectionable
personal matters relating to Stewart in
New York letters to the Republican. They
gave bail and will answer to the charges in
st. Louis court.
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GuerriIIas Captures.


Five or six guerrillas concerned in the
steamboat capture on the Tombigbee river,
arrived at Mobile on the Ist.
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The most valuable and comprehensive
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BEglish or any other
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Park Building, next 70 Court House.
dsel6;Ra Cleveland, Ohio.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-01-10

New YORK, January 2.-The Fenian Con-
gress assembled to-day. A guard from the
99th (O'Mahony's) regiment of militia re-
fused admission to all NOT provided with Gre
dentials. State Centre Rogers. of Manhat-
tan District, called the body to order. Maj.
Kelly, of Indiana, was appointed chairman
OF the Congress. Resolutions sustaining Col
onel OMahony were adopted, and the Con-
gress proceeded to the transaction of other
business, the nature of which has not trans
pired. There were two plenipotentiaries
from Ireland present, and is stated that they
brought letters from Stephens, who is said to
be in France Previous to the opening of
the Congress Messrs Meany, Mullen and Sen
mott, of the Fenian Senate, met at the Sen
ate headquarters, in pursuance of the regu-
lar adjournment of November 7th, but NO
quorum being present, they adjourned.
Report says that two English detectives
were spotted, and were refused admission to
the Congress.
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yaledietory Address Of Gov. Andrew,

BosroN, JAN 4-Gov. Andrew to-day is
sued lengthy valedictory address to the
Legislature, in which he ventures the opin-
ion that the Government ought to require
the people of the States lately in rebellion to
reform their constitutions by guaranteeing to
the people of color, who are now the wards
of the nation, their civil rights as men and
women on an equality with the white popu-
lation, regulating the elective franchise ac-
cording to tina certain laws of application,
and not by rules merely arbitrary, conspicu-
Gus and personal, annulling the ordinances
of secession, and disaffirming the rebel debt.
On the subject of amnesty, he says that
when the day arrives, which must surely
come, when an amnesty substantially univer-
sal shall be proclaimed, the leading minds of
the South who by a temporary policy and
artificial rules, had been for awhile disfran-
chised, will resume their influence and sway.
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Later iron Earspe-Thc Relations Of France t.
80 uaYimlIian

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.The Mexican Min
listers, last October, called the attention of
the Government to the decree Of Macmillan
BY which every person in Mexico found
armed without license from him should be
put to death, and at the same time furnished
proof that this tyrannical decree had been
put into execution in case of several distin-
guished Leberal generals and a number of
other officers.
Secretary Seward, last November, brought
these facts to the attention of the French
Government, speaking of the decree as con-
trary t0the law of nations relative to pris-
oners of war.
The French Government has responded
that it is not responsible for Maximilian, who
is as amenable to the United States as to any
other Government for violation of such
rights.
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The Negro Question in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. General Palmer ad-
dressed four thousand negroes in the open
air yesterday. He said that, from the nature
of things, for years to come the colored peo-
pie of this country must be laborers, but
their interests and the interests of the white
labor will be identical. He expressed his
qualification at the general kindness exhibit
ted by the people of Kentucky for their late
slaves. He urged industry and thrift, cult
s walton of the land, and good feeling towards
all as the solution of all questions between
the races. The speech was enthusiastically
received, and the utmost good order prevail
ed during its delivery.
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New HAMPSHIRE Politics.

CONCORD, Jan. 3-The Republican State
Convention to-day adopted a resolution re-
cognizing in Andrew johnson just citizen,
sincere patriot, and distinguished statesman,
and declgaring that the tone and temper of
his recent annual message to Congress meets
our warm approval, and augurs wen for the
success of his administration. That we
pledge him our hearty confidence and sup
pOrt,in all his efforts to restore harmony and
mutual trust between different sections of the
Union Upon the principles of mutual liberty
and exact justice to all.
Another resolution declares that the scheme
to plant, by foreign bayonets, an Austrian
pespotism in Mexico, had its origin in I'M
disguised hostility to the United Slater, and
is standing insult to our power and mt
mace to our republican institutions.
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Explosion Of a StssnTus.

New YORK, January s.-The steam-tug
Neptune exploded her boiler in the bay to-
day, and eight persons were wounded, the
captains son being the only one not injured
AS the wounded were being placed aboard
the tug Resolute to be taken to the city, she
burst some parts of her machinery, and there
the uninjured person from the Neptune was
the only one hurt
Captain Campbell, Of the steamer Britain
mia, was lost overheard in gale on the pas
sage from Glasgow.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New YORK, January 3.-Further particu-
lars of the explosion to-day on the Neptune
state that the pilot and cook were killed,
and six of the crew scalded. The captain
was not aboard. The Neptune sunk She
was new boat worth over thirty thousand
dollars. The injured, it is thought, will re-
cover.
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The Relations between France, the United States
and Mexico.

WASHINGTON, January 4-The sensational
tatements, so freely INDUCED in of late concern
ng Mexican affairs, will soon be proved erro-
-ieous. This much is fact: The Secretary of
tate and the French Minister sent their last dis
patches to France some fifteen days since. An
.wer to these dispatches cannot be received much
before the last of January. Meantime the address
bf the Emperor at the opening of the French
Legislature will be received here.
The public can only know the actual relations
of the three countries-America, France and Mex
lco-when these documents shall have been re-
teived, and the many statements telegraphed from
here anticipations and sheer inventions. It is
asserted, in the highest diplomatic circles, That
Napoleon's attitude will be satisfactory to the
American people-Speeial dispatch to the MU
Ysrk ZriSua&
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AIasssehusetts.

BosroN, January 3.-Governor Andrew
sent to the Senate Especial message stating
the total expenditure incurred by Massachu-
sets on account Of the war amounts to $27,-
705, 100. This sum includes only such ex-
pense as accrued under the direction and
supervi sion of the several State departments,
as authorized by legislative enactments.
As far as ascertained, the expenses incur
red by cities and towns in bounties and other
military expenditures amount to nearly an
equal sum.
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The Troubles in Hayti.

New YORK, January 4.-Hayti advices to
December 14th confirm the reported bonn
bardment of Cape Haytien and the route
of the rebels. The place was seriously DAM
aged. All the foreigners in town took refuge
in American war vessels. A number of
prominent rebels found in the house of the
British consul were captured.
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~ All papers in thu
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvENUE.

FIRST DISTRICT OF NORTn-CAROLINA.
The following Counties comprise this District,
quimans, Chowan, Gates, Hartford, Northampton,
Halifax, BERTHE, Martin, Washington, Tyrrell,
Hyde, Beaufort, Craven, Jones, Carteret, OnslOw,
Lerioir, Pitt, Greene, Wayne, Wilson, Edgecombe,
Warren, Granville, Person, Orange, Franklin,
Nash, Wake and johnson. All articles liable to
pay the same to the collector of revenue before
leaving the District
No cotton will be moved until it is weighed,
the number of pounds marked thereon, as well as
the mark of the shipper, and the duty of two
be granted. Offices open at Newborn and Ply
mouth for the present-others will soon follow.
jan9-tf E w. JONES, Collector.
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Yonksrs, New York.

YoNKERs, New YORK, January 3.-The
most destructive fire that ever happened in
this village occurred this morning.
A large four-story building on Getty
Square containing the Post Office, National
Guard armory, and the Statesman newspaper
Office, was entirely destroyed. Loss $4,000
insured for $40 500.
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Married:

In this city, on the Srd inst, by the Rev. T. E
Skinner, Mr.. JOHN II. BEcKHAM, of Halifax Co.,
N. c., to Miss MoLLIE E., only daughter of Capt
j. HORTON, of this city.
May their walk through life be strewn with fow-
er,
Of Amaranthine bloom.
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A PROCLAMATION
By His Exeelleney, Jonathan Worth, Governor
az NOrth-CarOlna.

W7HEREAS, l, JONATHAN WORTH, Cover
w nor of North Carolina, with the concur
renee and advice of the Council of State, do deem
it absolutely necessary that the General Assembly
of this State be convened before the time sp-
pointed for its meeting
Now, therefore, do hereby issue this my pro-
clamation, notifying and requesting the members
of the General Assembly of North Carolina to
meet in special session, at the Capitol in the city
of Raleigh, on Thursday the 18th day of this
month.
Given under my hand, and attested by the
~, great seal of the State, at Office, in Ra-
SEAL. eigh, this the Sd day Of January, A, D.
49, 1856, and in the year of our indepen-
dence the ninetieth.
By the Governor:
Il JONATHAN WORTH.
VIM H. BAGLEY, Priv Sec.
~ All the daily papers in the State copy three
times, and weeklies twice, and send bills to the
Executive office. jan 4d3t*w2t
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Headquarters Dept of N. Carolina i.
. RALEIGH, North Carolina, Nov. IL. 1853

Headquarters Dept of N. Carolina.
RALEIGH, North Carolina, Nov. IL, 1865.
CIRCULAR:
The time during which citizens were permitted
to retain the public animals in their possession
having expired, all such animals will be collected
and turned in to the Quartermaster's Department,
to be disposed of in accordance with existing Or
deys and regulations.
By order Of Brevet Major General RrGxR:
j. "A CAMPBELL,
Assistant Adjutant General.
In accordance with the above Circular persons
having in their possession Government animals
or other Government property will be required
TO return the same to me at Raleigh, without
delay, or my authorized Agents at the following
points, viz:
To N. s. JOHNSON, at Fayetteville, between the
LIST and 16&h Of January, 1885,
Sales Of this property, together with lot Of
Wagons and Harness, will take place
At RALEIGH, january 9th, 1s66-and
1 At FAYETTEvILLE, January 18th, 1896
AtsMITHFIELD, Johnston Co., Friday, jan
uary 10Th, 1855
At CHARLOTTE Tuesday, January 2Srd, 1866
AtLExINGToN, Friday, january 2eth, 1885.
By order Of Brevet Brig. Gen'l J. +. Bo4D,
Chief Q. NJ.
A. M. GAROUTTE,
dec b-tjanS Capt & Asst. Q. n
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Markets.

New YORK, Jan. S.-Cotton quiet at Sc to s.;
naval stores dull gold 1891.