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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-05

COLUMBUS, O., March 4.
SENATE.
Ia :the- Senate, Saturday, the fixing the
Spring term of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Summit county on the Sth of May was
passed.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Tibbols for
equalizing the assessment of the property of
railroads.
By Mr. Cole, to authorize the Judges of
the Court of Common Pleas to hold special
terms, and by Mr. Williamson, two bills to
amend the act for Incorporating cities and
villages in relation to streets and sewers.
A discussion Of the temperance question
took place in Committee Of the Whole, and
the Committee rose, pending discussion OF
an amendment to Mr. Wilson's temperance
bill, offered by Mr.. Kellogg, to deprive per-
sons who sell intoxicating liquors in viola
ton Of law of any remedy for trespass
against these who assault and destroy tbeie
property.
4 noble temperance speech was made by
Mr.. Tibbals, of Summit.
At noon the Senate adjourned until Mon
day.
House.
In the House a bill was passed authoriz-
ing manufacturing companies, organized by
law, to hold their annual meetings any
time in the month of January that ma
iority of the stockholders may direct
A large portion of the morning session
was spent in the discussion of the Agricul-
tural College, without any conclusive action
other than allowing the Agricultural Conn
mittee leave of absence to visit Worthing.
ton, Nesterville, Newark, &c.
In the afternoon, the militia bill was dis
cussed in Committee of the Whole, and
afterward referred to the Judiciary Come
rnittee.
A resolution in favor of taxing United
States bonds, by Mr.. Myers, was referred 70
the Committee on Federal Relations.
The House accepted invitations from the
committees and citizens of Worthington,
Nesterville and Newark to visit those
places next week, to examine sites for tho
proposed agricultural college.
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A few days since our benighted and be-
wildered cotemporary, the Herald, pub
Iished an anecdote which it applied to the
present position of the Union party. The
story in question, was this: An Indian
was once off hunting and got lost. In
houndering about in the road to find his
way home, he soliloquised thus: "Indian
lost-no, Indian not lost. Wig,sam lost
Indian hers!" The postmaster editor of
that concern could more properly have
applied the story to his own unhappy con-
dition, something like this: POSTMASTER
lost No, Postmaster here-Post Office
lost!"
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From New York.

Nzw YORK, March 4.-The Times to-day
says about two weeks since several vessels
sailed from port down East, taking out
several hundred packages of cannon, pow
der, and more than a score Of ordnance,
from 30 Founders to 100 Founders, rifles, and
all accOurements for gun accompanied
them, and large supply of stores was on
each vessel 1t is supposed they sailed for
Chilli. Spanish authorities know nothing of
the affair.
General Scott
The Herald's correspondent says General
Scott is at Pensacola. His health is much
improved. He will not return north for
some months.
The health of the Gulf Squadron is excel
lent.
Nearly all navy supplies have been re-
mOven from New Orleans ard Kew West,
and the indication is that they will be
abandonen as naval dePots.
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Saturday Nights Report.
From New Work.



NEW York, March 3.-The Committee Of
Aldermen on bridging Broadway at crowded
/ points met at this P. NJ. Several plans
were presented. The estimated cost OF
iron bridges were stated to be from SO, 600
| to SIS GOO each.
FenianIsn.
The Express SAYS that it is estimated at
the Fenian headquarters that nearly one
million men are ready to move for the lib
Grafton of Ireland upon orders to march.
Several thousand are said tc have Joined
since Thursday
The same paper has a report on good au-
thorIty that negotiations are now in pro-
gress in Washington to obtain from the
United States government a recognition of
Ireland as a belligerent power. Sir Fred
erick Bruce has. it IS also stated, protested
against any such application being received
in behalf Of the British government. The
head center and central councils have is
sued orders to the Brotherhood TO act in
strict accordance with the United States
neutrality laws.
The mesting at Jones' Woods, tomorrow,
is expected to be very large, and eight
stands for speakers are to be erected on the
grounds.
John T. Nagle has resigned as Ceutre for
the District of Manhattan, on account of
professional duties.
MaximiIIan Grants B0unIies TO Mex
fcan Vessels.
Maximilian has issued a decree granting
bOunties to all vessels sailing under the
Mexican flag, eight dollars per ton to those
bnilt in Mexico, four dollars per ton to
those naturalized by Mexican law, making
voyages beyond America, and two dollars
per ton to those making voyages to the
United States, West Indies, South America
and Central America.
The Fenians.
The Commercials Washington special
says that the English Minister has protested
against immunity enjoyed by the Fsnians,
but the government does not regard evi-
dence as sufficient to warrant interference.
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Southern News.
Another Rebel Fiend ArraiGned-

Another Rebel E1end ArraiShea-
SAVANNAH, GA, March 3.-Captsin W.
Duncan, an officer of the rebel Commissary
Department at AndersOnville, was arraigned
before a military commission yesterday, on
charges of murder, robberies, and cruelty
to Union prisoners The prisoner made an
affidavit denying the charges. His wit
uesses will be sent for. The trial will com
mence next week and probably last for
several DAYS. The former prisoners at
Andersonville who were witnesses in the
Wirz case have already arrived to give their
testimony.
Bill Passed.
RALEIGH, y. c., March 3.-The bill rela-
tive to negroes, mulsttoes, and persons Of
color and mixed blood, known as the Negro
bill was passed to-day by vote Of 20 to IL
The bill was so mutilated by amendments
in the House that its trainers desired Its
defeat in preference to its passage in such a
form.
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John H. Green, the reformed gambler,
is on trial before the United States Dis
trict Court at Cincinnati, on charge of
passing one hundred dollar counterfeit
compound interest note in Albany, Ath-
ems County, Ohio, where he now resides.
The evidence establishes the fact that
Green did p0t know that the nrte was
spurious.
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Mrs. =. I. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
and dressing. Rev, NJ. Thatcher, New York, in
letter, says: zone year ago, my Hair was very
grey and falling. l used Mrs. 5. A. ALIENS
Worlds Hair Rstorer according to directions,
aHd now my hair is restored to it's natural color
and has ceased to fall. Sold by all Druggists.
mar3.2g5
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Associated Press Report.
w ashingtOn News.

Payment OF CLAIMS
RAsIfrNGToy. March 1T will be recol-
lected thot several weeks ago the House OF
Representatives passed a resolution declar-
iHg it expedient at this time, to legislate for
the payment of claims, growing out of prop
erty appropriated or destroyed by Union ar
mics. in putting down the rebellion. Prac-
teal effect was given 10 this resolution,
when the Committee on Claims was dis
charged from the consideration Of the reso-
luton of the lie gislatUre Of Western Flr-
ginia, asking aid from Congress to repair the
bridges, &c. destroyed by the federals as
means of safety.
The committee also reported adversely on
the bill for ascertainiug and adjusting
claims against the Government for destruc-
ton of property oy the armies ofthe United
States and by military authorities, and the
bill was laid on the table. The committee
was discharged from the consideration of
large number of petitions, including forty
for damages arising from raids in July,
1864. by the rebels near Fort Stevens, sew
eral miles from this city. There are agents
in Washington who have in their posses
sion claims of persons residing in the South
for indemnity, amounting to millions, but
the prospect of legislative action on that
subject is far remote.
Funeral of Col. Browning.
The funeral Of Col. Browning, formerly
private Secretary of President johnson,
took place to-day. Among those in attend
anee were the President and his family.
The pall-bearers were Colonels Moore and
Rives, Majors Morrow and Long, Of the
Presidents staff, and DR.. Duhsmel, J. II.
Bradley, IT., and Gov Ellis.
Riot
A letter from Richmond gives the psrticu-
lars of a riot in the eastern suburbs Of the
city late on Friday night. It appears that
a police force tried 10 disPeuce and arrest
fftv or sixty armed negroes who fred q
| voliev at them without effect The police
returned the fire when the negroes roueated
! across a rayine, when the firing was re-
newed, and the blacks once or twice re-
| crossed the ravine, driving back the police.
/ The continuous report Of fire arms having
attracted the attention OF the commanding
| officer at Libby prison, he sent squad OF
men to ascertain the cause. The soldiers
went 10 the rear Of the position held by the
/ blacks when the crowd dispersed. The
military captured ten Of the rioters, several
Of whom had been wound, II reported by
the shots of the police.
On Saturday last 70 "f Chiefs
of a prominent band oI a, g"are In
dians had an interview with the t'@miss-
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Refinery for Sale, known as the Pioneer
Oil Works, located at the foot OF Huron street, n
good running order, with good spring Of water.
capacity, two Thirty-barcel Stills. For further
particulars inquire Of Criichley, Fawcett Co.. on
the premises, or Alexander Scofeld & Co No. los
st. Clair-st., Cleveland, 0. marS:2g4
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To PriIte-s.-we have for salein quantities;
to suit, Binghalns Celebrated Roller Composition
also, Palner's Patent Composition, the best and
most durable e1tant All orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., CIevelands
Ohio. sugT
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Scrap iron Wanted.-Highest price paid
for good Wrought Scrap;
MORRISON FOSTER.
Wholesale dealer in Iron, Nails, &C,
6l and &c River street, Cleveland, Ohio.
febLg:kgg i W. -eodiw
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The Unsoid PeWs In ST. PauIs
Church will bs rented for one year on Monday
next, March 9th, between the hours of 2 and 4
o'clock P. N. MARI
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nlar2.

b. II. Stair "a Co., wholesale and retail
dealers in Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, 1l5
Ontario street, are row receiving large stock Of
Seeds of all the desirable varieties, among which
wemsntion OsAGE ORANGE SEED, which is
NEw, the growth of 1865, and this day received
Seeds ofaI kinds can be sent BY mail. Ali orders
promptly attended to.
P.H. STAIR CO.,
Late J. Stair q Son,
Cleveland Seed Store.
Jan. Goth. 1866. ian3O:3ls
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Coftrem 4 DIckey.-cottrell

COftren IL Diekey.-cottrell & Dickey,
Commission Merchants and Wholess ale dealers in
Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard Batter, Eggs, Potatoes,
Seeds, Green and Dried Fruits, &C, No. ts Mer-
win street, Cleveland, Ohio. Befer TO National
City Bank. Rar3.Rl0
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The Union League Of Philadelphia is
concerting measures for a grand demon
:tration in support Of Congress.
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OVER FORTYPERsONS

Have been employed and paid Tor their Literary
lAbOrs upon this book, the names OF whom viii be
given to those curious upon the subject; the list
embraces some Of the most distinguished scientific
men Of the country. some ides can thus be Lad of
the large outlay necessary 10 compensate such
corps Of Editorial ability.
II the several subjects treated of in this book
were printed and made into separate books, in the
us lzl order OF book-nzaking, they could not be
sold Tor
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al CongressionnI Item.

The Posts Washington special says the
Reconstruction Committee has agreed to the
proposition to admit the delegation from
Tennessee to seats in Congress Two or
three reports will be presented by the mem-
bers of the Committee, the majority report
ing joint resolution in favor Of admission
The Tennessee members will probably OBJ
tain their seats very soon.
The Ways and Means Committee is in
session to-day, and is rapidly periecting the
new tax bill.
The proteetionists are here in great force,
intending to press their claims upon Cen
gress.
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''yIost OF the Young SIen in my neigh
borhood are going to the Union Business Institute,
Oberlin, Ohio, when they attend Business Col
lege," said d friend Of ours, the other day.
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Save Money by going to Kaufman's, $50 su-
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all Of which are made to order in the latest French
styles. Ladies' under garments on hand and made
70 oraer.>ap stairs. janslSlO
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DIRECTIONS
HOW TO READ GAS METRES
Ofgreat use to families.

Its uuquestiousUly the BEST BOOK OF TIE
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PAPER COLLAR.

In few days an extensive snd improved Laup-
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above establishment. for the purpose Of Washing
and ironing Gentlemen's Shirts and Collars and
thus enabling them 10 have them Ironed in the
sane style Of new Shirts and Collars MARI
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Sold by all Druggists. dsc27:RlO
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All Cleveland, as well as East Cleveland,
was shas en- by the recent 4" earthquake but not
more so than is nervous tOotha 'hs, nervous head
ache and catarrh by HOIcOtt's AnnihiIafOr.
Three minutes use of this remedy shakes from the
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ished as if by magic Snuff up woIcott's Annili-
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Sold by all Druggists. mar2.Rl2
Thomas Cain, Carp nter and Joiner, No. Al
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q Seets.-200 bags Timothy Seed.
80 bags Clover Seed.
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AGRICULTURE.
FAERIERY,

Diseases OF the horse given in detail, with COM
plete directions for his cure. Also, diseases and
treatment Of
CATTLE, HOGS, AND OTHER ANIMALS,
Containing all the informstion only to be found
hitherto ia works especially written upon this
subject. Also, chapter with directions for telling
the Ages Of Horses and Cattle, which will be found
of great value.
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CHOLERA,

Revised by four Of the best Physicians Of the city
(Philadsphial, and containing rhe result OF their
experience during the last visitation Of tins fear
full disease, Cannot FAIL at this time, to be Of in
terrst.
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The magic Of success galvanizes rebels into
patriots, speculation into enterprise, and impu-
dence into genius, and under its magical influence
vice is mistaken for virtue, and ignorance some-
times passes FIR knowledge offered a stock text,
from which would like TO hear sermons from all
the pulpits in the country, thus-''Do not drink,
do not SMOKE do not murder, do not lie, do not
cheat do not steal do not gamble, be just be gen
erous, fear not, love your fellow well
God, love truth, love virtue, Rohack's Bittors
and be happy
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WINES.

Treats Of both AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
WINES, HOW TO MAKE THEM AND TREAT
THEM. Recipes also for the new aud popular
wines made OF BLACKBERRIES, CURRANTS,
and similar fruits.
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To PrinGerS-The best kinds OF PRINTKRs'
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MEDICINE.

This subject is fully treated by Prof. Henry
HArtshorne, President Of the Pennsylvania Medi-
cal College at Phsdelphis, and contains all the
valuable discoveries and additions TO the MateTis
@edica, made during the past few years.
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BREWING AND DIsTILLATIOY.

Lager Beer, American and English Ales, Brown
Stout. Root Beer, Mead, etc, ven complete
directions as to their proper management.
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Cooking, Preserving, Pickling, Con-
fectIOnery aud Carving.

Carving contains full direc tions, illustrated by
iwenty-siX new Cuts engraved solely for this
work,
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GENERAL AGENT,
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LATEST NEWS
NY THE WESTERN UNION LINE.

--LATEST NEWS
ny THE WESTERN UNION LINE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
ICONGRES &EONAL.
GENERAL NEWS.
Great Fire in JeddO, Japan.
$4,000 Houses Burned and so
Lives Lost.
Battle Between Negroes and Police
Of Richmond.
Adjournment Of Virginia Leg
iSlatuFe.
Arrest Of Another Anders0nVilIe
TOrtUPeF.
War Material Shipped to Chilli
FROM NEW YORK.
Cost Of Iron Bridges Over Broadway, |
New York.
A Budget Of FeRian Dispatches. |
Latest Items from Mexico and Maxi
milan.
Military Board 10 Convene at
st. LOuiS.
Business Of New York Insurance
Companies.
Coin TO be Delivered up TO the
Richmond Banks.
FROM COLUMBUS.
Abstract or Legislative Pro-
ceediDgS.
ENzNnuNH NoE,
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

Contains all American and Foreign Weights,
Measures, and Coin, with their relative value in
United States Coin. Rules for computing Capaci-
ties Of Boxes, Surface, Stone, and Board Measure.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

New YoRK. March European mes
renort a crowded meeting in Exeter Hall.
Toypoy. February IA celebration for
the massage of the Constitutional Amend
ment abolishing slavery was held. The
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, 1866-02-23

haps sometimes justify a Government in
intervening in the interior affairs of a
%neighbouring State. He could not adj
nit that the Federal Government, not
wishing to recognize as legitimate the de
.facto Government of Macmillan, and con-
sidering it illusory to address itself 10
Juarez, had any ground to apply to France
in order to escape from this embarras s.
ment, and request explanations from her
relative to acts emanating from the sover-
eign authority Of foreign Government.
NJ. Drouyn de Lhuys continues
"We return TO the principle of non-in-
~tervention, and from the moment we ac-
cept it as our rule of conduct, our inter-
est and honour require us 10 demand its
equal application by all. Relying upon
the equitable spirit of the Washington
Cabinet, we expect from it the assurance
that the American people will conform
TO the law of non-intervention, which
they invoke, by maintaining a strict neu-
traIity with regard 10 Mexico. When
you shall have informed me of the %resolu-
ton of the American Government in this
matter, | shall be in a position to ~acquaint
Won with the result Of our negotiations
with the Emperor Macmillan for the re-
turn of I'll troops"
, 1866-02-23
From the Weekly Dispatch, January 21.)
DENMARK.

The official Ber1ingske Tidende says =
"No application has ever been made by
Denmark to the Protecting Powers for
Intervention in Greece. King George
relies upon the patriotism of the Greeks,
and looks forward TO the future with con-
tidence. General Oxholm will shortly
proceed to Mexico, and Count Moltke to
Brussels, in order 10 decorate the Empe-
ror Macmillan and King Leopold II. with
the Order of the Elephant.
, 1866-02-23
BELGIUM.

According to a letter from Brussels,
Leopold II. works most seduIously to
make himself thoroughly acquainted with
the state of affairs. He is up every
morning at 6, and, in addition to the re-
gular Council of Ministers, receives the
members separately, in order to become
acquainted with the details of each de-
partment.