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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

DRT GooDs.-Messrs. Hover & Higbee, ct
their dry goods establishment, No. 2s7 su-
Perior street, offer for sale very large and
choice stock Of all goods to be found in the
dry goods line. OF silks they have great
variety, including black, fancy, stripes,
plaids, and the fashionable Solferino, all OF
excellent quality and at reasonable prices
OF shawls, prints, delaines, morinos, velvets,
andacashmeres, they have an almost unlim-
tied stock, while embrOideries and all fancy
goods may be found in great profusiOn upon
their shelves and counters. Gentlemen will
hnd here brOadclOths, pilot cloths, cassi-
meFes' and vestings for all qualities of cloth
ing, and in fact any thing included in staple
and fashionable dry goods may always be
found at Hover 4 Higbee's, No. 2S2 Superb
or street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06
q was in pri.oa and ya vI.Ited ne.,

Mr.. EDIToR;-An effort is being made to
procure Library ofsecOnd hand books, for
the use of prisoners in the county jail. I am
told by the jailor that they have no reading
except what they beg, and that donation of
books would be very acceptable, and
no doubt would be very useful to the prison
ers. Persons having such books and wish
ing to donate them for this object, may leave
them at Hawks & Bro, Superior street.
There are now nearly fifty prisoners in the
jail, mostly young men, who are without oc-
eupation or amusement even, except what
they find in the vicious games and sports
common in prison. Gan idle man is the
DEVILS workshop" says an old proverb.-
Here is an opportunity to make good use of
such books as you have to spare. B.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

ATTENPr TO KIL.--on Saturday night last
as Mr.. Henry Ainsworth a wealthy mer-
chant Of Harrisville, Medina County, Ohio,
was returning to his home from his store,
and when within few rods of his dwelling,
a man passed him, saying "good evening, .
and then turned and struck him several
blows on the head and arm with bludgeon,
which knocked him down, cutting several
frightful gashes on his head and breaking
one Of his arms, when he was found insensi-
bic. The rascal was probably after money,
but failed to get any. Mr.. A. did not recog-
nize the person. Mr.. Ainsworth lies in q
critical condition and his recovery is doubt
fal. -ot
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

LAKE SUPERIOR News. The steamer
Northern Light, Capt. spaulding, from Lake
Superior, arrived at her dock at o'clock
yesterday evening, We are indebted to her
clerk, Mr.. Butts, for the following items =
Left Portage Lake at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Nov.
1; left Marquette at II A. NJ. same day
Saw schooner Flight at Marquette; saw pro-
peller Gen. Taylor making Grand Island with
a strong northeast wind. Steamer Sea Bird
lay atsault. Leftthe sault at o'clock Fri
day morning, Nov. 2. Net propeller Gen.
Taylor at Church's Propeller Iron City
in Little Lake George, at anchor. Steam
er City of Cleveland lay at Detroit, Friday
night. Et.Trt. a
The Northern Light brought down $40
tons Of copper from the Quincy, Franklin,
Penaubic, and Isle Royal mines, together
with other miscellaneous freight. She ex-
perienced rough weather throughout the en-
tire trip. sff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

THE CoLsoN 0PERA lRoUPE'-The Colson
Opera Troupe will give q grand concert in
Cleveland on The evening Of Nov. 18Th. Our
citizens will then have an opportunity to
hear Madame oolson, Miss Kellogg, sigs.
BrignOli, susini, and Ferri, all under the di-
rection Of Sig. AIuzio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06
rRANsPIREYcIEs AgD nAyyEps

Central ClRb.-Transparencies labeled
Douglas has found his Ma "PennsyIva-
MIA $4,000, Ohio 10000 and Indiana Is, ,OOO."
An American dollar with the words ''My
great principle, the popular sovereign-now
hurrah for Douglas.' Another transparency
with picture of Lincoln and 'ohio good for
SO,OOO."
Herald spAtters.-Transparency with
"Herald Railsplitters." owe are wide
Awake tonight p We shall Herald viet-
ory tomorrow and picture Of Old Abe la
beled "our next President" |
First Ward.-Transparency, "Look out
for the First Ward; the Little Giants great
purrinciple, with bag represented, labeled
s25,OOOi First Ward Wide Awake Club;
'BOys we've got 'emj" "His eyes is sOt.'
Fourth Wara.-Transparency, 4th Ward
good for 5OOI Wide Awakes forever. 'Fhe
peoples choice" with bust of Lincoln
ABE Lincoln sure" fGa-s t
Eighth WaTd.-The Eighth Ward bore in
their front beautiful banner, presented tc
them early in the evening by the Republi-
can ladies of the West Side, inscribed on the
front ''The Union Forever" On the re
verse, presented by the ladies Of the Wesr
Side to Capt. Palmer and the Wide Awakes. D
Tenth Rard.-The Tenth Ward bore 6
large flag inscribed Lincoln and Hamlin.
Ff@ Werd.-Transparency, Large BUS
Of Lincoln, with the inscription Gree Kan.
sas, ""Free People"
Slztt Ward.-Tho Sixth Ward Club Dor,
two fine banners in their ranks,the front on,
was inscribed "sixth Ward Awake Club
You viii find US in the front Of the Battle;
the other owe are for the Union, but not a
the sacrifice Of Liberty" E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

58- Wholesale purchasers 10iA find at J.
B. COBB q C5.'stEe largest stock IN tie city Of
School Books, Outline Maps, Church Music,
Bibles, Hymn Books, Lao and Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, DC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

UP AND AT THEN.-The Democracy are
faint hearted they whine piteously. The
Plain Dealer says that Douglas was nearly
killed, by the telegraph, and that " Old
Roorback viii have him dead by tO-morrOw"
To-day. Yes, dead as a coffin nail, without
a hope OF resurrection, for he has not trump
in his hand. The strong young men, the
Wide Awakes, have laid him out, and he
viii have no more occasion to risk himself
on another platform.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

.. S. CrRoUIT AND DISTRICT COUEzss-The
November term Of these Courts commences
on Tuesday of next week. The Petit Jury
Of the Criminal Court will be empannelled
on the goth. The Petit Jury Of the Circuit
Court viii be empannelled on the 4th of
Deeember.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

Cor. STURGEs.-By unanimous vote Of the
several Ward Clubs on Saturday evening, s.
B. sturges, the founderand most active man
in all the Cleveland Wide Awake movement,
and heretofore Cap. sturgess was elected COl
eOmmandaHt Of all the city forces. This
was a well merited tribute. MA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

WILLIAMS BIBLE PANoRAXA.-We take
pleasure in stating that this celebrated paint
ing is to remain another week at Melodeon
Hall. Among all the entertainments of its
class, none has proved more satisfactory to our
citizens than the Bible Panorama. It is ad-
mirably painted, full Of interest, and cannot
fail to entertain and instruct all who pay it
visit. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

We hope the above appeal will be needed
and acted upon. tits singular thatth mat
ter has not before been brought before the
public mind. We are confident that 1t needs
only this hint to quickly secure valuable
library for the benefit for the unfOrtunates in
our County Jail. The gentleman who makes
the call, will be responsible that all books
will be put to the use for which they are
asked. Lett response be speedy and lib
aroI
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AT MAYOR ssETHR's.

at the Mayors, the Wide Awakes were
invited to partake of refreshments. Tables
had been set in the yard but the storm pre-
vented their use. Abundant estaBles and
drinkables were dispensed literally to all
the Wide Awakes, who returned hearty
cheers for the worthy Mayor and his liberaii-
ty. The band played several choice pieces
in front of the porch.
ThelOng walk had given the Wide Awakes
lively appreciation Of the Mayors kind
ness. In resPonseto the music be thanked
the WidelAwakes and babe them kind good
night.
zThen at half past ten o'clock, cheers went
up for the Mayor and family, for Col.sturges
and for this days victory, and the multi
tude went homo wet and cold in body, but
warm at heart.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

PRoF. G6TcHELL.-We find the following
very complimentary notice in the Montpe-
lier Daily Journal, speaking of the Annual
Address before the State homeopathic Med
ical Society, which Address was delivered by
Prof. Gatehell, late of this city, 50 we'll and
extensively knOnn as one Of the most able
lecturers in the medical ranks. TheJournal
says;
"Prof. Gatchell, of Cleveland, o., deliver
ed an address last evening in the Represent
atives Hall before large and interested au-
dience. -r..s
The discourse was candid and disposition
ate comparison of the respected theories
and practice of the Allapathic and HomGO-
pathic schools of Medicine Awarding to
the old school great praise for what it has
accomplished in the braEehes Of Anatomy
and PhysOlCgy, which is now common
property, he claimed for Homeopathy the
discovery of the only sound theory Of Their
apeutics, whose principles could be safely
and benefcially carried out in practice. 3
To verify his claims he appealed to facts, to
the opinions and concessions Of eminent
practitioners of the old school, the late ad-
dress of DIR. o. W. Holmes being drawn on
considerably. -15..5 .-a.-arE o.. l--
The lecture was interesting, and sugges-
tiEe-a vindication Of Homeopathy which
is both thorough and creditable to DR..
Gatchell.
The reporter of the Journal has made a
verbatim report for publication by the So
ciety." -..-.-.--.- - ....
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

THE Returns. - Tomorrow Mornings
LEADER will convey to our readers the glori-
Gus fact that Abraham Lincoln is elected
President of the United States. The returns
from the Wards and township viii be re-
eeiEed at the Central Head Quarters for the
East Side, and sanford's Hall for the West
Side. And then, when at l2or o'clock to-
night the vote of New York is declared for
Lincoln, let one hundred guns thunder forth
the news to all Cleveland.
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ILLUNINATIoSs-

The streets through which the procession
passed were very generally illuminated,
some of them in blaze of light from end
to end. We have not space to partieularize
all The dwellings illuminated-the task
would be too great. We give below those on
the line of march who wero illuminated or
decorated with eolored lights and transpa-
rences, and may have missed some of these.
On Euclid street, the houses of h. Iddings,
DR.. Brooks, Geo. A. Benedict, William VIII
hams and Mayor Senter were thus illumi-
mated and looked finely. They were cheered
ss the procession passed. A. B. Stone had
ProtusiOu of fire works, which were dis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

so now, when the ladies Of the Ward were
the donors. They would hold q proudly,
aad bear it like the White Plume Of King
Henry of Navarro, in the forefront Of the
battle. Ea +
Nine rousing cheers were given for thela-
dies Of the Ward. The Wide Awakes were
then served with a hearty lunch Of hot cof-
fee, etc, ETC., for which they gave Iusty
cheers as the evidence Of their enjoyment,
The Flag is a splendid one, of the Ameri-
can Colors, with silver spangled stars, the
Staff being surmounted by a gilt ball and
spread eagle About the stars are the words:
''To the 9Th Ward Wide Awakes, from the La
dies" Itclearly evinees the taste and skin
of the fair ladies of the Sixth Ward,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

Police GOURr.LWilliam Hamilton, dis
turbance, struck from the docket.
Robert Hurlbut, petit larceny, fned tn e
costs and sent to jail for 80 days.
William Powers, assault and battery, jail
10 days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

srABRINa. Two men employed upon a
farm near Euclid Station got into dispute
yesterday when one was seriously, and it is
feared fatally, stabbed by the other. We
could not ascertain the names of the par
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

lzs- Handsome Dress Hats, FrencE Shape,
and low prices at Mrs. shaw's Millinery
Rooms, 2s6 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

TIE RArLY.-Hawks & Bro. have Frank
Leslie's Budget of Fun, for December, with
much better cuts than formerly filed the
pages Of the publication, and Harper's
Weekly with some fine Illustrations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06
Tie Rnnwnr.

The IRON STEAM PASSENGER CAR.-The
Massillon Times says that the new iron steam
passenger car passed through that place last
Monday afternoon, on its way to Chicago
The President and Secretary Of the Road, G..
W. Cass and A. Bradley, EGGS, with other
prominent railroad men, were on board,
and all expressed themselves as highly graf
fled at the success Of the enterprise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

CoURF OF COMMON PLEAs.-The November
term of this Court commenced yesterday.
The Grand Jury were sworn, and the Court
adjourned to Thursday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

The following is an extract from letter written
BY the pastor of Baptist Church TO the 4" Journal
aud Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umes In favor Of that world-renoWned medicine, Of
MRs WNsLow's SOOTHING sTAuF ToR OHILDREN
TEETHIEG: --.
eve zee an adyertisementin your columns Of Mrs
WinsloW's Soothing Syrup. Now we never said =
word in favor Of patent medicine before in our life
but we feel oompeledt to say your readers that this
Is no humbug-wE HAVE TRTED IT, AND KNOW IT TO
Be All IT CLAIMS. It is probably, one OF the most
successful medicines Of the day because 1t is one Of
the besL. And those your readers who have babies
can't DO better than to lay in a supply"
See advertisement in another column. sep2sR25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

Nan KIL1ED.-A laboror, living in shan
ty near the railroad at the foot Of Bath street
waa killed last evening by being run over,
by the cars. He leaves family.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

B8- All should not fail to read the sdvsr-
tisement of Prof Wood in to-day paper.o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

CRY couSo1L.-Tho COunsil meets on
Thursday svening, instead Of - s, the reg
ular evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

q Frank PARKER.--LiYery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R26:ly I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

~ Halls homeopathic Pharmacy re-
moved to No. II Public Square, near Court
House. noy2-3Os
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement Of Dr.. ssnford's
HVerInEigorator. f
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LINE oF MARCH.

Up Euclid to Perry, through Perry to
Prospect, down Prospect to Cheshire, through
Cheshire to Garden, down Garden to Ohio,
through Ohio to Erie, down Erie to Oregon
through Oregon to Muirson, down Muirson
to Sc. Clair, through st. Clair to Wood, down
Wood to Lake, through Lake to Bank, upon
Bank to Superior, up Superior to the Public
Square, round the south side of the Square
TO Euclid street, and up Euclid street to the
residence of Mayor. Senter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

ARRIyED-Gernssy's Balm, at Strong 4
Armstrong;. noyl.SOs-lw
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charged as the procession passed. Geo. z,
Smith, at the juncture of Euclid and Perry
streets, had locomotive head light in his
yard and large flag flying from above. j.
H. narwood, sibley street, had his house
very finely decorated with colored lamps,
and letters and notices cut in tissue paper.
7. J. Hobbs, sibley street, presented the
sixth Ward Club with beautiful collection
of boquets, and had his house decorated. B.
F. Sergeant, sibley street, had lot Of Gre
works. VIM. Gabriel, St, Charles street.
blew his trump by proxy, lot of young la
dies firing roman candles from his porch
VIM. Whitworth, Cedar street, presented
the Sixth Ward Club with lantern as 3
torch, perfectly imbedded in rich bOquets.--
John Huntington, Cedar street, presented
the Sixth Ward Band with fine large Ian
tern, surrounded with elegant flowers.
The residence of R. C. Parsons, on Pros
peet street, was splendidly Illuminated and
the grounds hung with cOlOred lamps. A
report Of presentation of flag here will
be found elsewhere. Judge Tilden, Prospect
street, had an elegant display of colOred
lamps. A. G. searles and Leonard Hanna
had handsome colorcd illuminatiOns.
Cheshire street had every house, save two,
illuminated. Capt. Pheatt had colored
lamps. A little boy on this street, just old
enough to try to talk, was hurrahing "for
Lincoln and the Wide Awakes." On Garden
street, NJ. Worfolk had cOlored Transparent
cy "Lincoln VictOr-Free Speech, Free Soil"
Capt. Norton, Ohio street. and I. L. Clark
and General CroweH, on Erie street, had
lights, streamers, fire works, &c.
At the corner of Euclid and Erie Streets
Willie Crowell, Gregory Powers and Levi
scofeld had beautiful double arch of col
ored lamps.
On St. Clair street, J. BontalI, N. Heisel,
A. W. Fairbanks, Hotel del Europe and N.
Dockstadsr had colored Examinations. J..
H, "A. Bone, on Wood street, had eOlOred
lamps and FIRE works. .--a-
J. A. Harris, of the LEADER, had his house,
on Bank street, elegantly Illuminated. The
windows were all covered with colored tissue
papers, with words and symbols. In the
upper ones were stars, one bearing an axe,
one torch, and another an eye. Upon the
second story piazza were three arches Of
colored lanterns. The effect of the whole
was very fine. He acknowledges the COM
pliment of hearty cheers from the Wide
| Awakes. .-.- ~. --.--
The Herald Office was elegantly decorated
with eolored stars in each window. LLE
TIE WEST SIDE CLUBS.
These Clubs left the procession on reach
ing Superior street, having a delegation Of
ladies and a dance awaiting them at San
fOrd's Hall. Three cheers were given fol
| them "a tbev left
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

FOuRrR WlED.-The Republican Club Of
the Fourth Ward have appointed the fol-
lowing Committees, to act at the polls To-
day:
On 0arriages-Dr. 1. H. Marshall, Mp.
Bowler, David Price. adi s=.
chalieuging-James Fosheur, g. H. Ghal-
FAINT, z. D. Palmer, John Keller, Jacob Bid
die. -.. --11 81.
Tickets-R. C. spaulding. Lao -
A COMMITTEES of the Whole was formed to
act as Vigilance Committee at the polls.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
aa the commencement Of new era IN the treat
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS So
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D. L. Wightman-sheriH's Sale.
Strong 4 Armstrung-Sulphate Of Lime.
f Thomss-For Maokinaw direct.
Rettberg 4 Hausman-Frspeh COrsets.
o. Cutter & Son-Auotien sale.
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rHE PRoCEss1ox.

The procession formed at 8 o'clock upon
Euclid street. At the head rode Col S. B.
sTUReEs, the Commandant of the Regiment,
50 elected by unanimous vote. He rode
fine black horse, and in his handsome uni
form looked every inch the gallant soldier
well worthy to bear his title, and worthy all
praise for his success in carrying the parade
through so handsomely. ,
With Col. sturges rode his Aids, o. C. SEQ
vile and ]. B. Parsons.
The Hecker Band followed, and then
carriage bearing Gov. Ford, John Coon, Esq,
Chairman of the Central Committee, and
Capt. Amos Towsend.
The Companies then followed in the fol-
lowing order: -.
Central Club, (old Guard, } Capt. Lawrence,
so torches.
"Herald Rail splitters," Capt. Race, 80
torches.
First Ward Club, Capt. Frusen, 100
torches.
Fourth Ward Club, Capt. vogos, las
torches. Leland's Band. .a
Fifth Ward Club, Capt. scofeld, 100
torches. Temperance Band.
West Side Central Club, Capt. Palmer, 50
torches.
Tenth Ward Club, Capt. Callin., 60
torches.
Sixth Ward Club, Capt. Chamberlain, 1870
torchks. Il lt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

PS@ To CONFERENCE.-The advertiser,
having been restored to health in very few weeks
by a very simple remedy, afler having suffered sew
sral years with q severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, O0nsumptiOn-is anKiOus to make
known TO his fellow-sudersrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he win send copy OF the pre-
soription used ree of charge, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTH,
Ma, BRONCHITIS, &C, The only object in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he cOnceTes TO be invalu
able aud he hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy,
esit will cost them nothing and may prove bless
ing.
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THE MORT

Seldom or never has there been more
shocking night to be out in. Mingled rain,
sleet and snow fell incessantly, soaking
through the thickest clothing, and rendering
the streets sticky and muddy. The trees
showered rain upon the Wide Awakes as
they passed, and the dead leaves were SO
many sticking plasters wherever they fell.
Notwithstanding all this, not Wide Awake
ainehed, not one turned back. The well
disciplined corps marched as steadily and as
proudly as though it had been quiet noon
light They all did nobly, and reflected
honor upon themselves and upon their off,
GERS.
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1l0THERis REAp THis-

Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oolIa R2s Williamsburgh. Kings County. n. Y.