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SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1866.
DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY JUNE 2s, is66.

SIN. PErrENGILL Co., Newspaper Ad-
Vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
thu LEADER in those cities, and are agents
for all the newspapers in the United States
and Csnsdas. They are authorized to take
advertisements st the same rates that We
rharpe at this Office
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MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
nell:Rl3 II Monument Square.


SIOan's Horse OinIment.-This justly
eeIebrated Ointment has gained for Itself rerst-
tion which no other Ointment or Salve has ever
acquired in this country. 1t is we'll known aud
used by almost every Livery Stable Keeper, Stage
Company and Teamster, East and West, North
and South. 1t stands unequalled for the rapid
cure Of Fresh Wounds, Calls of All kinds, Sprains
Bruises, Cracked Heels, RingbOne, WindgAlls,
Strains, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches, &c, &c. ...
This Ointment is put up in strong Glass Bottles,
Ind sold for so Cents per Bottle.
WALKER TAYLOR, Propretors.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
STRONG ARMSTRONG,
apl4.Rli Wholesale Agents.
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Steel Stamps and Stencil Brands,
of every description and style, manufactured at
1876 Ontario, HurIbut's Block, Rear Bnildings.
maysRl5 AN. PIPER.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-23

An English visitor was struck on enter
ing AIR. Powers studio at Florence by the
weIl-known bust of Andrew Jackson.
"Who is this, pray? An American ?''
ayes; General jackson" "0h, indeed
turning with beatifc delight to Mrs. John
Bull. " My dear, this is that brave Stone
wnH jackson of whom you have heard so
mnchiI
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Patent WeIIs.-A good well Of water obtain
ed in an hour. The Right for ouyahOgs county
in part OF whole for sale. Apply to or address
J. t. wHTTMoRE, Cleveland, University Hights.
Je20:39i
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Moth and FreekIes.-Ladies afflicted with
Dlss@loratiOus on the Face, called moth patches or
freckles, should DERRY'S Celebrated MOTH
and FRECKLE LOTION. 1t is inIauIDIs. Pre-
pared by DR.. B. G. PERRY, Dermatologist, 40
Bond street, n. Y Sold by all druggists in Cleve-
land, and elsewh here. Price s.. mayIT-34O
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Wnter Rents-Are now due and are requir-
ed to be paid at this Office during the present
month nc. HAWKINS, Secretary.
One Of Water Works June ], 1866. iac0s2
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M. M. POmerOy Of the. La Crosse
Democrat on ROback's Bi1Iers.-C. W.
Robaek, Of Cincinnati is m liking the best article
Of Bitters now manufactured in the United States
or elsewhere. .H.H"E-
We have used them for three years, and would
not be without them for almost any money. In
the spring his stomach Bitters are worth hundreds
of dollars for keeping the stomach in order, and
CLEANSING the blood from its accumulated impuTi-
ties
1t is not once in two years that We indoTse So
called patent medicines, but Robaek's are worthy
Rll the praise We can bestow on them. JelS
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Monday Evening, Oct. IsG, IS66,
At the RINK HALL, Wabash AYenae CHICAGO,
On which occasion the Ticket holders Of the As
sociation will be presented with Prizes amount
ing in the aggregate 10 the enorm3us sum Of
s.. 900 900, including grand prize of $40, ,O0O
IN GOLD, snd s'sO other money prizes, amount
ing to $780, 90 IN GRERNBACKS, one ticket in
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EshIeman's Patent Neck Tie HeIder.

This convenient article, for the gsntlem1n's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by us. 1t
is simple labor-saving contrivance by which
several different ties can be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
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CIernIanh RIhIe SoeiefN,

Cleveland Bible SOeiety.-The Twelfth
Anniversary of this Society will be held in the
Second Presbyterian Church, (Bev. DR.. Hawks }
on Sabbath evening, the 24th inst at half past
ssven O'Clock. ." ..E L..l ale
The recsnt canvass of the city by this society !,
the supply Of bible de,titution, the census, and
olIssifcsisn of our inhabitants into nstonAliiiss,
the Ieli= =ious elements in activity, and the temp
tatiOns TO immortality, intemperanee and crime
in midst, will be presented in the rep rt Of the
Corresponding Secretary. Very interesting and
important facts have been developed by this can
vass, to which the special attention Of our citi-
zens is invited.
Addresses will be made by Rev. A. u. Strong, of
tn, First Baptist Church, and Rev. J. Il. RJ-
lance, of St. PalI's Church.
The public are invited to attend.
June %, 1866. Je23.825
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). Brains are Trurnps."-

" Brains are TrumPs.'-TRep pen r7rites on
Shs The sloOrd Ias's, and go 1t will be always Let
every person about to take start in life aim first
of all TO fit himself for any position fortune may
assign him to. For particulars how to get thor
ough basinsss education, address without fail the
well-known GcIaal Business College OF Obsrlin,
Ohio r - junel
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Pureat and Sweet est !
GOD LIVER OIL


NAxurAcrsRKs FHon TKEsH slIKcTED liver
on the sea coast. This oil is GharActerized By
HApurfty and sweetness peculiar to it
alone. Its rspatation Is 50 great that takes the
lead Of all other sils, and Is prsse ribed By Physi-
Clans RemeHbsr to ask FIR go aEEZzs
HAzARD CAsWELL's Con IIvER OIL-E z 4
a1saa 151 OAswELL., MACK & CO.. 8 :
Sole MEuufsetufsFS, New York
Sold By al pTngsists. rs deeSI'klV
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Flags and Banners at G. W. ORoWELL
& CO.'S, l2I Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
je2O 325
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The Largest and Best assortment Of
Gents White and Brown Duck, and Linen Goats,
Pants and Vests, eau be fonDd at r|.
FAIROHILD'S,
log Hoffman Block, east side Public Square.
inns22.932 4. -
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ExauIsIte room nns. sIoathswash.-

EAg AR0MATIQUK- mcaa preparation OF
,Rromatie zuns ard .AAlsaIHs, which eommunieAtes
deliciouss faststo tAs Iaouthi sveetness to the
breath z hardness 70 the gums, and cures tooth
Ache and 6 sensitive condition of the teeth and
Prepared solely By ossxslI, Mack 2 Co., New
York, aud soId by All pruggists decEa'hio
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Piano at AuetIOa--A good Rosewood e
Octave Piano, nearly new, made bI I1AIlst, Davis
Co., will be sold at the Auction Room Of o.
CUTTER 4 SON, No l3l Bank street, on SAtur-
day 2sd ii St, at IL O'Clock precisely. je23 s25
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The Portland Press states that an ele-
ment of discord has entered the classic halls
of Bowdoin College. 1t appears that the
rival base ball clubs of Rates College and
Bowdoin proposed TO have match game
at Lewiston, and the. Bowdoin faculty
Withheld permission for the students under
their charge to attend it. In defiance
of this order tho whole Freshmen and
SopChmore class left, andthe nine Fresh
men who were engaged m the match re-
ceived notice of their suspension The
s5oFl-~.--a-n and ErnshIsaaI .ai4sasa7 W hold
ing indignation meeting" and discussing
the ''policy' of the faculty
S.,a wcll-known barber of Buffalo,
made up mis- income list, amounting to
$j37, and handed it in at the office of in
ternal revenue. The clerk glanced at the
footing and said, "No tax on incomes be-
low 5000 Some minutes later, noticing
S. standing patiently, the clerk inquired !;
Waiting for anything 5. my SOS -
Clerk What 32' "Why, my income
was only sj37, and l understood the Cor
eTYlBleRt i0Oatld make Il up to me
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The GrinneII-Rousseau Affa:r

Representatives Grinnell and Rousseau
have returned to Washington after weeks
absence in different directions. The former
complains of continued soreness in his
right arm from the recent Gaming. The
special committee to investigate the cir
cumstsuces of the assault will meet to-m0r-
row morning
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Gold Closed Last Night at 149 IA
Associated Press Report,
w ash1ngtOn News.
Various Items.


NEW YORK, June GA number of nom
nations of postmasters, which have been
accumulating before the Senate POstoifice
Committee, were today indef nitely post
pOned, which is equivalent to a defeat. A
large number of other nominations of va
riOus kinds will remain unacted upon.
The President has com muted the death
sentence of the South Carolinians, convicted
of killing negro soldiers while on duty.
The evidence against tho parties was purely
circuInstantial.
The Star says the Republicans in Con-
gress are waiting to hear from Tennessee
before fixing day for adjournment. Should
convention in that State ratify the Con-
stitutional Amendment, its Senators and
Representatives will be admitted at once,
and desire TO tis-this prompts the delay.
The Commissioner of Agriculture Is in
receipt Of several very superior samples ol
cotton grown in California and the Pacific
Islands, which certainly give evidence Of a
promising future for these localities in the
production of this indispensable article
One package contains a specimen from 90.
600 pounds of upland cotton, grown by
Messrs- Livermore d Chester Fort TETON
Los Angeles county, Califorf 4he yield o
rs acres, the seed for whicMshving beer
put in SO late that the early frosts destroyed
| a majority OF the balls. About 400 acres il
all were planted last year. The lot refer.
red to alone sold for PC per pound in gold
As already stated the government is pre-
| pari4g to proceed against delinquent and
| defaulting postmasters in the lately rebel
lions States. The total amount of this class
of Indebtedness is about 500, 900, of which
100000 has Oeen paid in on demand, and
nearly the same amount put in process o
collection The general defense set up by
such pOstmasters is that they should b.
credited with the stamps which they turned
over to the Confederate government
Mr.. Cohens, of Savannah, member elec
to the House of Representatives, elaina
over $1,000, and Mr.. Galloway, of Memphis
over $4,000. The postmaster al Mobile has
| paid over 2,OOO under protest, intending
to institute a suit for its recovery. 1t il
| generally believed that NEARLY the whole
amount can be collected, as the government
will have the advantage of very stringen
attachment law passed in view Of such in
debtedness.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-23

Egyptian Gala viii outlivc the combined
exceIlencios Of all otherpeTfumes. Manufactured
by TAIIMAS COLLINS. by all Druggists and
Perfume Dealers.
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TIE RACES.

New YORK, June 22.-At the HOboken
races, to-day, the stseple chase was won BY
Gen. Williams. The second race was won
by Satinstone. Time 3:42.
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ITThe American Cooking StOTe-Is man
ufActured with certain improvements secured by
letters Iatent under date of May 5, lsG3, and De-
csnber s. 1865. One ofthese Improvements cover
the arrangement of fitting portable ash pan in
the hearth Of Cooking Stove, to receive the ashes
as It passes down from the CRATE. All persons are
cautioned against manufacturing, vending or uaing
other Stoves made in IMITATION Of the AMERICAN,
as suits have been commenced for infringement Of
these patents, and all persons manufacturing, sell
ling or using EAid IAITATIoSs, will be liable for
damages for Infringement on these letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO., -.
IL and 10 Green-st., Albany, N. Y.
The ANEEIC Az Is for sale BY
i J. NJ. BAILEY CO.,
iuas9 372-eo.d Cleveland, Ohio.
Use Pare WaferitO Prevent Cholera
Ii has been fully ascertained, says the report OF
q French Commission, both at Paris and else
| where, THAT rain water is a prophyiaetie, toI
preventixs,J Of Cholera, and that the disease hal
never proved an epidemic in any city Ehere Pur'
| water is exclusively used
The celebrated Kedzie Water Filter removes
from rain or hFdraat water all organic matters
EAssss, color, taste CT smell. For sale BY
Sp2sSS4-eod W. r IosSt
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co within the time specified in Ais dispatch
70 you, at the very latest, and sooner if the
permitted, and it was not his intention to
replace thsm with other troops from any
quarter At the conclusion Of this long
conversation, of which have given the
important results, I expressed my satisfac-
ton at his Exeellencys explanation and
tne pleasure should have in eommunicat-
ing them 70 my Government This dis
patch has been submitted to N. Drouyn de
LiH1ys, and the foregoing version and re-
suit has been approved BY qhim.l
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General News.
Drowned.

Drowned.
BOsTOS, June 22.-Francis Bush, of the
firm of Bent & Bush, hatters, was drowned
last night by the upsetting Of boat off
South Boston Point.
Collision.
DETROIT, June pa collision occurred
early this morning between the propeller
Cleveland, of the Northern Transportation
Company, and the bark Martin, towing
down. The propeller was cut through and
sunk in ten minutes, and probably will be
total loss. A large number of passengers
were on board and were taken oil by the
bark. No lives were lost but several wers
severely injured.
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ITST OF PRIZES .

l Grand Prize in Cola, $40, 0,OO9 esti-
mated value in Greenbacks ........... SCI, 900
lGrshd prize in Sresnbacks. 20, 900
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Hair Dressing without n Particle
0f f(3rease.-GLYcEKIA dresses the Hair beaun-
fully, communicates delicious cooling sensation
TO the scalp cleAnses it from dandrud, relieves
headache, and is absolutely free nom al grease 90
As not to soil the finest fabric. -
y CAsWELL, MACK 4 CO.
Sole Manufacturers, New York:
Sold by Druggists deezIskto =
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Making grand total to be disIrIButed in
prizes 5OO o.
This Association is composed of leading capital.
ists and business men both in this country and the
Cansdas.
The best talent Of two continents will be en-
plOye ed upon the occasion, and no pains ner ex =
peDse will be spared In making ii the richest aud
most varied " musical treat ever offered to the
American public Frt-I -
To the GetIers-up Of Clubs
We viii allow Is yer cent. commission on all sums
Of Sle and upwards. The party esn remit US full
price for tickets, less above commission
General Agents are Wanted.
In all the Important cities throughout the eoun
try, who have the privilege Of appointing Sub
Agents In their locality. Good refer sncss requir-
ed. Parties getting mp clubs should be eareful
to send Us the full nsme and Postofies address Of
each party wanting tickets.
Money by Express, Pastofhee Order, Drafts, or
in Registered Letter, may be sent al our risN.
.- REFERENCEs 1
T. n. Harden, ofths firm Of euAhuAsn, Harden 4
Co, Bankers, Chicago.
Monroe, McKinbOn 4 Tcwksbury, Att'ys, Chicago
Cummings 4 King, Com. Merchants, Chicago.
NAnBuskitk 6Hsnry, Wholesale Mer. Chicago.
n. B. RApplcys Co., Real Estats Ag'ts, Chicago.
p. O. n pgsr, Esq Cashier National City Bank, ,
MI be, Wis.
, = hAs, Banker. Mineral Point, Wis.
spadOrd CLARK, Bankers, EAu Claire, Wis
Hon Richard I. Asrriek, Washington, d. c.
Tiehets fer Sale at our Office,
50 DEARBORN STREET,
Or sent BY Mail on receipt Of amount, with stamp
IEna q for return postage.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH
-saHssa-aslaa.asssl MAEAGERS:
u STEVENS, BOYDEN a co,
js2S. .s3s-eOd so DeArborn-st., Chicago.
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Morning Edition.

--LATEST NEWS
BIZ THE WESTERN UNION LINE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
| FROM WASHINGTON.
Cleveland d Pittsburgh Railroad.
The Senate Committee on Commerce.
REPORT AGAINST IT'S CONSTRUC-
TYON
THE CROPS.
REPORT OF THE AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTMENT.
FULL And ACCURATE RETURNS
OF CROP STATISTICS.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Amendment Sent to all the Gov
ernOrS. +.
The President Has Not Given 1t
His Assent.
Which Amounts to Nothingas it does
Not Need 1t.
GFinnelI and ROSSeau Return 10
Washington.
Tennessee Members to be Admitted
As Soon as the State Ratif6s the
Amendment.
GENERAL NEWS.
An Ex-New York State Senator Re
covers cents Damages of
dH Editor.
Cotton Raising i'm California and
Pacific Islands.
4 WHITE MAN AND 4 FREEDMAN |
HUNG FOR MURDER IN
GEORGIA.
An UnpardOned Rebel General and |
WOuld.be Office Holder in
Richmond, N. c., Come to
Grief.
Correspondence About
Removal of French Troops.
One Case and One Death from
Cholera in N. Y. Yesterday. |
Gold Closed Last Night at 149 IA
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LoSG BRAxcH, June 22.-Ths StelsOn
House was opened with great eclat yester-
day. The list regiment was in attendance.
A grand military ball is to follow. The
rush of visitors is very great for the past
week .. 44]a
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7 STRONG ARMSTRONG, N
BENTON, MYERS CANFIELD,
tnne1s344 ...- Wholesale Agents.
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THE INTERNATIONAL !.
Musical L Operatic Prize
80 ASSOCIATION
$I.5OO,eOO.
Monaar Erening. Oet. ls1. Us.

Viii commence their series of 6rani Entertain
meufs on
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One Case and One Death from
Cholera in N. Y. Yesterday.
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-16

DEATH OF E. O. EAToN.-We are
deeply panied to announce the sudden
death of Prof. E. O. Eaton, the well
known musician and composer of this
city. This sad event, which casts a
gloom over large circle of bereaved
friends and acquaintances, took place
at the residence of Mr. A. Gage. on
Mos by street, at II O'Clock yesterday,
The deceased arose in the morning and
took his usual breakfast; but sudden
attack of pneumonia laid him low, and
In a few brief hours terminated his ex-
lstence, and his spirit took it's flight to
God who gave it. The deceased was
a young man of, perhaps, 26, possess
ing a warm heart, the noblest of yir-
tues, and abilities as a musical com
poser Of more than ordinary promise.
He has lived in Memphis, we believe,
many years; during the war he was in
the Southern army, where the writer
first formed his acquaintance, and
where he acquitted himself with the
honor OF a true soldier When the
war closed he returned to this city.
where he has ever since devoted him
self assiduously to his favorite pro-
fession, the science and composition
of music. Many of his effusions gave
evidence of a high order of talent, and
his prospects in life were highly fiat
terlng. His fine social qualities drew
around him large array of warm
friends, who must mourn his untimelv
loss. The funeral took place this after
noon at 8 o'clock from Calvery Church
Memphis Commercial, 18th.
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-16
Humafic Asylum.

We are requested by DR.. Cabaniss,
Superintendent, to state that this is
stitution is now crowded to it's utmost
capacity, and that for the present he
is unable TO receive any more patients.
There are now one Kindred and fifty
under treatment-a larger number
than was ever before in the Asylum.
Parties who may have unfortunate
relatives to commit to the care of this
excellent institution, would do well to
communicate with the Superintendent
before coming here. He will answer
them promptly, and give all necessary
information. Our exchanges through
out the State will please make note
of this,
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-16

Horace Greely has written letter tc
Governor Perry, in which he says the
true basis of settlement Of our Ma
tional difficulties is universal amnesty
with impartial suffrage. He would
have all disabilities on account of re
bellion or color totally abolished, and
trusts that such a basis of settlement
will be fixed upon in Washington this
winter In response, Governor Perry
says Southern people will never con
sent to impartial suffrage, and demoral-
ize the Government and society to al
low blacks to vote The Governor
thinks a compromise to enfranchise
negroes who could read and write, and
had property qualifications, without
disfranchising white persons, might,
with reason and propriety, be acceded
to by the Southern States.
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-16
According TO the Philadelnbi

According to the Philadelphia In
quirer, one of the duties of the United
States Treasurer is to insult people.
No one who has ever seen Mr.. Spinner
or noticed his vinegar aspect as por-
trayed on the Treasury issues, would
expect any of the graces from him ;
but conduct SO brutal as that described
IN the following story, told by party
friend, is suggestive of slums as the
scenes amid which he acquired his
manners. The Inquirer's Washington
correspondent says:
The Rebel General Edward John
ston, just pardoned by the President
called upon General Spinner to-day,
and demanded four hundred dollars
back pay due him when he held his
commission as Major in the United
States army, and so suddenly went
South in 1861. General Spinner want
ed to know where all the United States
money was he had stolen, when the
eX-Rebel grew indignant and said that
he had only done what he thought was
right, and he did like to have the pc
culiar opinions of the General thrust
at him that way. He soon, however,
beat hasty retreat, and when last seen
was going to appeal to the President.
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-16

GEN. BANKS THREATENED.-Du
Ihad. Stevens speech at the reception
banquet in Washington, Monday night
a member of the Baltimore Council
used words to which Gen Banks took
exceptions and mildly expostulated.
The Baltimorean, little the worse for
liquor, thereupon proclaimed his in
tention of whipping the General in
true plugugly style, and probably
would have succeeded if Hon n. p.
Dole, ex- Commissioners of Indian AT
fairs, had not interfered and caused the
arrest of the belligerent parties.
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-16

The exhibitions of spite manifested
by Congress against the President are
very contemplate indeed. Sumner
makes a proposition to take all the
negotiations in relation to Mexico out
of the hands of the Executive and
transfer them to Congress for its ac-
ton Another radical wishes to take
from the President the appointing
power and vest it in the Supreme
Court or somewhere else. When it is
remembered the constitution confers
certains powers on the President which
no Congress can divest him of, Yam
kee puerility and acrimony becomes
apparent.
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-16

How To HIRE FREEDMEN.-The Pic.
ayune, noticing the calls for meetings
of planters in Mississippi and else
where to consult as to the best sort OF
contracts to make with freedmen
makes this suggestion:
We ask them to take the usual free
State plan with men of all colors
''I'll hire you by the month or week
at so much, feed you alone so long as
you stay with me, and discharge you
whenever you fail to do good work (;
pay you cash down at the end of your
month"
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-16

RUNNING THE CoURTs.-Gen. Sickles
has taken charge of the courts of
North Carolina it would seem. He has
issued an order prohibiting corporeal
punishment by the courts. In Massa-
chusetts school teachers can batter
and bruise innocent little girls, but in
North Carolina Gen Sickles thinks it
a great outrage to strap" burglars
and horse thieves.