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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

A man in England named Seers accused
himself Of committing a fearful murder, was
arrested, tried and acquitted-is being prov
ed that he was thousands of miles from the
scene of the murder when it was committed.
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Col. CrosInn KiIIns.


The report Of the killing of the -sbal Col
Crogban, in the fght between Floyd and
Benham, is confirmed Col Osoghan was a
son Of the brave officer who maSe tie cele-
brated defence Of Fort Stephenson at Upper
Gspdusky. correspondent thu' describes
his death
At about 8 a. N. OF the 4tl; o. advance
came upon their rear guard, under Gel. Gro
CHAN, near The house Of one Nf. EiIl, and
Touled them, kilAng the Colonel end one OF
the cavalry at the frsI Ere, az rounding
several olhers The advance was under
Capt Gardner Of Company 2 a2d private
Seig, Of his company, deserves g-eEt credit
for his coOlneRs and courage on tAis occasion.
he came quite suddenly upon OFoghan and
three Of his cavalry at a distance o. not over
Fifty yards. Croghan must hsTs seen him
6rst as be called out to bis Eel, in loud,
clear voice: 'Damn it, why don't Eon fre2"
Sieg then lsVelled his piece and eSct I'm, The
bali entering his waist belt, on re tight side,
passing through The body conpisteiy sever
inz the belt on the other side, lettl-g the belt
and sword Iall to the ground O. Ire very
SPOT where be vas shot. Tke e2eTy gave a
sw scattering shots after the fill q theiF
commander, leaving f7e empty saddles be
hlud bs s3 evidence Of oar sEIs St bush
Whscking
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
=. RuIIer'a EEpeai.Ion.
Fhe immenss steamshlp OonstiLution

The immense steamship Constitution has
been taking On board aome two thousand
troops at Boston for some poipton the South
e1n coast It was designed also to take on
bosrd another regiment at Portland and the
Constitution proceeded TO that port tor that
purpose, bat it was toOnd inpraetieable to
carry such q large number on board one yes
sell
The erarturs OF tie Uonetitntion has nee
essarily been delayed beyond the time set
q doEn for her going, on account of the vast
accumulation Of prosisions Commissaries'
and ousrtermasters' stores, tents, equipagsf
baggage, ordnance and Ammunition, which
nrs Pslt and parcel, and therefore nscsssary
20 have on hoard, to go with the troops. It
negident thas some miscaiculation hiss b.en
nsade d to the space shieb this great quanti-
q Of material would occupy, and fhst ,he
managers npss have supposed that the7 bas
chartered The Great Eastern instead Of 5000
ton passenger ship. The destination Of the
expedition is not known.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
TRENUH DYE HOUSE,
n QME A9AlN-a. S. WILIaAlls

EAMEs II. QD#hh, BRAss
ID FOuEDEH AND MEHUFAOTURER' n
araEs Work Of oYsrT description, 10. Is Union sfi
= lsE doom ffb flgg 5tsaaf OleYeland, Ohio. ~
e BTl eaEfd . nrnlEh al studs q Wogf used & (
4teAii, Watag OF oaB, and al the various 9rtieIss
ise1 ID the Plumbing Baslness. Beer P1Iaps of ali
Einds mEs aud TaB2irsJ. BfEEs Casting deaF daiiTs
Ntay1zs = ask 81 sii atERs EtsstSsa 6GaSRS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
STOVES aua Ctu Ware.

M u. MARVIN, NO. Oh, SOUTH
w size Public equare, having been Fast and
HoaSs furnishing Fstablishmslts Of TrOy, "A AlbsnY,
philadelphia and New York ali ths newest ana most
s T o E 8,
lor Cooking, PaFloF snd Heating purposes sui also
all Of ths naoss
UsSfB AFtieJsI Of H0si5s- furnishing Goods.
Besides having the moat sdva7tsgeous facilities
tor purchasing Stoves Of Cleveland Ranp pe-
snliary adapted % this maFket Also, his srrsnge-
msnts With OinCilnati, e bo weakly 5upRlisd With
al the newest and most beautiful stylss d
ENAMELED CRATES.
which, with bis long eKVsFisnos of 10 years in ths
city lhsl1 business, enables him 10 0nsf 70 his
merous friends and the rest Of mankind' In gene
rai ths GTearest Inducements In gard to quality
upoa the ONE PRIOE SYSTEM
THE "DISPATOH COOKING STOVE"
Is continuing 20 increase IN public favor and Is the
most DURABLE EOOHOMIOAh, QUICK snd
PERFE0f operating 8tOvs In the market, ss tbeu5-
ands o. hoqsekeeIsr! In this city and 5urrounaing
COOKING STOVES, as we'll as
PARLOR, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood ana Goal, ef
CLEVELAND AND OTHER UAHUFAOTURH.
He manuiaetures and has fol sale ct WhOlesale
Copper snd Sheet Iron Ware. HIS stock Of H0uss.
furnishing 9Ood1,
NaT5S AdGilss and Esaasslsd GS1tss,
Ia largo and cemDlsts In styls and nnish.
~ All are laoet o0F1ially invited 70 call bsf0rs
purchasing etsWhsre, and Judge for themselves,
and 5stisfsctloR Is guafan teed ct the
STOKB + CRATE EMPORIUM
WI MAHTIH,
DO 50 south Iid5 Public Square.
1eps6 OleYaleDds Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25


The fhroes Of the Herald over its eEpul-
sion from the cars Of the Cleveland and Ma
honing Railroad Company have been fearful,
and It seems that in the blindness of its
wrath, the Herald was no more able to be
consistent in its statements in this matter
than in all other matters it has attempted to
discuss. WeprOpOse, from its own columns,
= to show. one or two Of those little ineonsist-
80 eneies. On Thursday morning it said:
sOn Tuesday word came to us that Mr.
-chas. j.. Rhodes, the Superintendent OF The
Gahoning Rail Road, had declared that the
Cleveland Herald should not be carried upon
suY OF the trains upon that road, un1er PEN
3 ssity Of q discharge to any person who at
9gsfempted 70 carry said paper. Wishing TO
protect ourselves nd those who get their pa
toers BIZ package, we Immediately made an
arrangement with the Express Company for
transmission Of our packages"
We defy any living msn, woman or child,
having q grain Of common sense, to e1t,act
aoy other meaning from the above, than that
ssGi that Tuesday the packages Of the Her
AZ had not been carried by the Express Com
paay, bat By the employees OF lne foaa
Trusting, in our verdancy that the Herald
hzd for once told the truth We said on Friday
morning:
'sThe carrying OF the Herald heretofore,
q was merely an act Of courtesy, no cemPensa-
ton having been received by the (Mahoningl
Company"
On Friday evening the Herald gives itself
tie lie, and eats its own words Of the day be-
fore, by saying;
aThs Mahonlng Company, OF its employees
never carried q copy Of the Herald. Our
packages have always been sent By Express y
.s5 There you have it, gentlemen, the Herald
Of ThnFsday Va the Herald Of Friday: "You
pays your Eve cents and lakes your choice"
The Herald win probably deny having
cOntrAdicted itself as above, but there are the
p dleumenis. '1fselan be Divided sgainst
himself how shall his kingdom slandr'
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THE FAIR INEZ;
OR ran LONE LADY os THa ORIHsoa G1lTH
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
CHATTER Y.-THE PIRAT Ss REVEL
O'MuligAn and lis merry men wore passing ihe
Or in pa ne words, thry w.rs having drunk and
kicking NJ the old deyil.
TneYd all reeu iuv ed TO spe The nj shtEith their
chief an SO good and brave,
And lay cd ime, you'd be'ier belle e. they had
,,, in the liza eaTe ,,.,.-
WitA gas aLd n'hs and thu comic e ofh0me, ard
0nl the depot ws5 es5 than mile
O'MullI an Nes in lne1y mcOJ, ami his minstrel,
FTa1cois did call, =
and hs "a 10 m, Sing ne.q fine new ng, that
VIII please my company al! !"
II will N SC noble dgke, said Francois. but frs
GtgVe-p pc would 5pe1 2"
mo- no. crled The cni'f ''go with Il e song
H'Clo e us aga n with tbBt u -
Then tbf minstrel oS his hl pfr0m ihs wall. and
sang q ing vi h gTea gles
I 3 Il new sang By lsaac5, AID y called bT MIN
TKE BAEEeR oF 1HE FREs
Fhe Sta's ana stri zee, m Oounty's Flag,
shalt ever. ever nov,
On every hill, in every vac.
Fran Maiu6 70 y feXic3.
For thee o1r siTts fought an kled
And will fight tor thee,
Thar 90, Gur laid laay eve: wave,
The banner of the fee.
Tie banne. CT the free,
The banner OF the fIes,
TIA; er cur land may e-cC wave
The bsnner ct the fee
Whea ira tor ba ncs are "a sed 20 tear
The sta r m on Thy fed,
The f eemGn Of our Is will r'se,
Thei starry flag to 81 ed.
And it shall UaY5 trtum ph 4utlY
n'cr ogerf land aud sea,
With eve y sta, and 70 lc 81 all mar,
The banner OF he fre3
The baune. Of the f iee &c
Msy traitors Vho infest our land,
Lur dsa and avs d6ly,
lie Ua C tie fe on's dom TO mat,
Upon the seah ii high;
No mercy STOW TO tkos5 who viii
70 syer traitors te,
WHO with their felOn fauds haze Tout
The b8nT er Cf a ee.
tbs hansen Of the ee
The bann Of ths fIc.,
Tho With their felo haIds have rsnt
Tn bn"rc- Ct the froe.
Ha Il Rio ious strips If ri aud white,
Haill ned of azure Ne,
AMI 10 thy bright a9d shihioa s.5rs,
NJ y frt en- all prove true;
Nav hoHVs a b css ur nat We Land,
This lana Of 81 ertJ;
And Dl ss, oh b'ess the men who shie d -
The tGOner OF the fTes.
The ban er Of the free,
be tan, er + the froe, shi Id,
And blcs7, o1l bless the men who
fhs bRnre Of the fc e.
lFO BE CONTINUED
Not the Banner CT the Free, but the Fair In.z-
We rrss haW5vrr, that every AZ, woman and
from he st L wrtnce 10 re tiulf of Mext o. and
from tte alta ltlc to tho Pacific 0cC n, will Din IL
one gTaad Ct 0rUs ia tho Baune Cf tue Free dtha.
all vi o are In Uant OF Fashi6nab Writer Clio b.
lg fOr Acu AID Boy wear, at Yer, low Prices. VIII
tyll.w tie c-oRd TO
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washington Items.
qBr AykRAqs stcksE.s

The following shows the average sickness
in eregimentsnsme2 during OctoSe7; New
York, 81; Massachusetts, sos Fe->ont l44i
Maine, 60; Pennsylvania, So; Michigan, n; /;
Minnesota, So; Illinois, Al Wisconsin, 76;
Rhode Island, IL.
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gtoposals.
DROPOsALS FOR ERECTING A

DR0POSALS FOR ERECTING A
OhLLEGE BUtLDlEG.-sealsd proposals
viii be rec3ivaf u ths 18th Of Dscsnber Ig5f for
the erection II large College Buildlpg, ht he.
Ublo (near Alliance, according TO 8peeifeations
Gad plans, which may be seen at tn once OF g. o.
Porter, A chtect, Cleveland. until the 2sth inst,
and amer that date ct the College Uremisss.
PFoposals W II be received foF the whole Building
tog,ther, or for tie MaAous work, Carpenter'S
work, Plasterers work, or for the matsIial, sepa-
ratelY.
The Boari eseryts ths right to accept or reject
any proposal submitted.
o, Il. HARTSaORH,
President Of the Board.
me- Union, Nov. "a. 1881. pOy2 2D4w;sss
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superinteAdent
Nov. %. IsaI.

NV 81 AsNA-
Such attempts as the Herald has made, 10
gain for itself notoriety and sympathy, as
perset uted and outraged party, are contempt
ible and degrading.
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4 aoop oUARFERMAsTEE.

While some gentlemen of distinction are
desirous that Gen. Meigs shall take the feld,
it is known that the Government, sppreci-
ating his eminent qualifications sor tie dis
charge Of the ex tnsivs and-yery Important
labors devolvsd on him, is not inclined to
transfer him from the QuarternasseT's De-
partmeut to the performance Of otssr public
duties.
THE FRAUDULENT CONTRACT c5N&ITTEE.
In another case, ship buyer, 0so made
seven thousand dollars on seven tSolsand
dollar purchase, was compelled to disgorge
the whole sum, sufficient to pay tse Commit
tee and their expenses
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
Daily News ErOm California,
Utah, Oregon, Pixies Peak,
and Pacific Countries F!

With all these additional advantages, the
LEADER will still be furnished at the follow
ing low rates;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

Hon. George sumner, Of Poston, thsh
whom there aFe lew perscns hats. Tersed ia
international Law, fully justifes Cap.. Wilkes
in his capture of Mason and SEseI,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
MASTER COMMISSIONER FRS

M a y L n II COm VI lOSlON r Ii D
lNA SALE.-Pnisuapt T. abe Conmai Of deere.
HaJ I, gait ~ EIiIHh ke0driek and oihuIs, 10 me
dir cted, sla pose to safe at public auction at
the or II the Court House, in the City of CleVe
land on tAg stth dsy oi HCcemher, 1871, ct two
o'cleck M, The fUlowii De- Jribei la 1 and l. H.
emens, 10 Wir; Situate in said county OF Ouyah "a
aud known and described he ng sab lot No. ssy
enty niue in 3. stones subdivision OF orig lot
NO 20 (f3rmtry Brooklyn township,) nSs Cl We.
land UitJ and has frOlt ard uf 90 ct and lj2
fet'fn Depth aud fronting on Herman street.
Alg0- BphlOt fol In HiTgm StCn-s subdiSis .on Of
par Of original iJlg g. and f3 Brooklyn, having
20 ~ eet irOnt an stIect and l3 iestio depth
GRO. H.-WYMAN,
Gage Hrute, "A Omm T.
Pms AuJs. nOS2i S6I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
I5AAC A lHAACB'
MAGNIFICENp UNION HALL.

Cole Ag Gov for tina sale Of Singers Cal ted
sssiRg haehine5, StrOnG's Patent Army Trunks
and : SborFs AutCmatDn FRESHMAN,
Corner OF Union and Superior Etfssta.
~ LyJH our fJnf IIfE glAKIb -
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CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
WILL CONFIDENCE JANUARYIu, 1soq

WILL CONFIDENCE JANUARY Isf, 1862.
For seventeen years the LEADER has re-.
newed its weekly visits to the Rresides of
its friends throughout the West in general,
AMI Northern Ohio in particular. Improved
facilities for printing have enab ed its prOprie-
tors to reduce the price till it has become a
successful competitor with the leading week
ly papers of New York.
The coming year will be the turning year
of the century. Every month will be crowd
ed with important events, and every week
will develope some new and startling phase
of the
Great Shareholders Rebellion !
1t is unnecessary for US to dilate on the
Importance of ones taking a newspaper at
this time when our country is passing
through one OF the most terrible and gigan-
tic civil wars the civilized world has ever
seen. 1t is still moro needless, perhaps, for
us to urge the advantages of having good
Fl o M e p A PER
TO keep US posted in the news from the
seats of war, where three-quarter of mil
lion Of our countrymen are arrsyed in arms
against each other to decide whether Free
dom or Slavery shall predominant in our
land. Every aeighbOrhOOd, and almost
every family has one or more of its MEM
bers in the army, and the movements of the
divisions will be matter of intense interest
all. We shall take the utmost pains to
give particular accounts of all engagements,
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7 B. COBB & cos
HALE PRICE LIST.
b.,. = ,,.s,ta5 Sl.t,Is ~ sso ,,eF.ro-t ,,ors.

We have printed Catalogue Of 80 dldeFent WOrsns
which Ofer at halt price This Catalogue viii b
snt nee TO anT one asking for It. Below We give
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

Deserters say that the rebel er-7 at Ma
nassas has been held together despite the We
henent desire to go nome expressed by the
Carolina and Georgia troops, b the rebel
Generals making the promise thet they shall
soon be called on to repel gen:-Gl attack by
the Yankees.
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IF0 Be OoKTIEUED.l

Not the Banner CT the Free, cut the Fair In.z-
We rrss haYsvrr, fbat every p AZ, woman and
from he st L wrtnce 10 tte Gulf Of Nfext o, and
frUm tie alta 1tIc to tho Pacific Dec n, will Din IL
one grand q 0rUs in the Baune Cf tue Free dtha,
all WI o are in want OF Fashi6nab WirteF Clio b.
lg fOr Hcu AID BOY wear, at yer, low Prices. VIII
tyll.w tie c-ORd 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
THE DAILY RxPEEDITUs1.

The daily expenditure of the GO7e-lment
is one million seven hundred thousand dol
lars. Demand notes have been issaed to the
amount of eighteen millions. Eo draft has
yet bsen made on the last fifty n,ill-ons taken
By the banks, and none is likely tc &c made
for time. Details Of arrangements are not
yet ssttled.
wHr TIE REEELs DID NOT pIsg-as qHE az
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

Information received here establishes that
The rebels knew as much about tEs grand
review as We ourselves, apd hed sJ-mtd q
plan of attack on the nutpOsts IN force, but
discovering the precautions against item, and
apprehending disaster, refraine1.
How THE COTTON STATE TROOPS AGE SEPF AT
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hA-The above named Ladies ~ ar ,s-.,,.fl-..
auaintsa with, and fnUr5 thai - ssvs-.f,-,,,--s
M Ii1s "S ~. Ssa f - y 4s tsy " grsf sasrTs
dimeuitE shs vas anls 10 slslf I,-,,- -, - ~
sisSs q nelson 9sliFs eured sr of hes COM
4S6e55tsI q VIE ts.site9 great besthI ff-m -fhh
As.slae. " ieeSni4.s, 4 it h the Ladies 81 ~
eoantl a4 sale e sn isRt rsrEsIiy ior 10 fnsfsr
eemplAiets they 4fs sIfsses -
JOBn WEEEB
Edit0r Caafold HsrAli,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
RIOT AND MURDER AT CHICAGO.

A diseraceful riot, ending in death, took
place in Chicago, on sunday. The Post
describes the affair as follows:
\ dance was in progress in a lager
bier saloon on one of the corners Of Polk
and sherman streets. All sorts OF dis
reputable men and women appear To have
been present One Of the female attrac-
tons of the occasion was q lovely and fas-
cinatine creature called Amanda Jane
Moody Some time after midnight, this
seraphic being proceeded to regale her
self with fragrant narcotic weed, or ci-
rar the eXhalatiOns Of which giving offence
to the delicate olfaetory nerves of Mr.
William Mcbride, that person knocked it
out of her mouth Thereupon, one Of the
heavy weights Of the occasion, whose
name could not be ascertained but who IS
described aS a {" big fellow announced
that he would whip the man who treated
the dulcet Amanda Jane in such an I'M
gallant manner But when he proceeded
to DO So. considerable objection was raised
and general rough and tu.f-blc fight en-
sued 1t is the custom Of these dance
houses, when the fighting begins TO put
out the lights; this was accordingly done,
and had the effect to drive the crowd into
the street where hostilitics We're kept up
for some time Stones and missiles Of dit
fcrent kinds were hurled ut the house
The windows were smashed and rddled
with 'dornicks An iron poker two feet
long and half an inch in diameter was
thrown with such violence that it penctra-
TED the wooden walls IF the building like
an arrow
kleine, the keeper Of the place, vcnturod
to the door. and was standing upon the
threshold when he was struck on the head
by a rock weighing some six or eigh
pounds The rock was not thrown, but
was held by some person in his hand
which person was recognized by a son of
the deceased TO be John Fannen. kliene
fell and rolled into the gutter, from which
he was lifted by his friends and carried
back into the house. His skull was bro
ken by the blow Of the rock, and he died
at > clock Sunday afternoon
~ many a. could be found Of the ring
leaders in the affair were arrested. inciud-
ing John Fanncn, VINO was Yesterday com
mittcd under a coroner : warrant to take
his trial far murder Six others-Dan
Curran Dennis O Brien William Mcbride
and + Sampson-were examined before 4
magistrate and were committed to take
their trial for riot The last named is the
same Sampson who was tried and acquit-
ted at the last term OF the Recorder :
court upon an Indictment for robbery,
and the interesting Amanda Jane, on
whose account the battle with it, fatal re
suit was commenced, Is one of the trail
creatures To whom Samson introduced
the unfortunate countryman on the day
when his money disappeared
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
Judges and Politics.

Inc Democratic panty. ever ready 10 draw
f'"'' iihes when Confident Of success; always
me no party issue Argument" when
'itey lear a defeat CA "a straI-iI, rarty vote
'ut aie sure To cast tier votes far none bu.
democrats on any occasion. AZ the present
time they have found much difficult, in fad
ing Democrat who was willing 10 b. srcri-
need by run ming in Cpl esi,ion TO Judge Cole
WI" mas :" long ai.d faithfully discharg- d
MS duties on the Supreme Bench. At lat
H''we'er. beriah Brown, the beIl-vetl,er Of
"''cf"cy. has bro III; OFT tie name Of a
HlDRlpGE. man known to but few. who
"ot ~ he State, aud cannot IN time de-
'"e the d"rbtfal lonors of n defeat The
cratic papers throughout the State
the Intelligence with ,he rot =, ono. ,.5se
MS name a..d proclaim him the mos, worth Y
""" oes' Qualified for the Office Of JUDI, .,
any h'ah IN the State. and urye bn.b D.,,,.
cf"'s aud Republican,. to volt, f,,- Inn,
'he' g. arg mag that there are n, party l.
'"e' At STAKE Such ID inra-i,nIv tL.. c.so
"''i inc Democratic parry. TI.. fac, If :.
oeihS Democrat Is a sufficient recon- :
secure their votes. for any office,
.'''i resilient to Constable. They never vote
'o' NeFuoiieans on any consideration and
, Ct 'hey work for and often get republicans
= vote Tor their candidates on the ground Of
~ t'i'- iss''eS Our advice to Republicans
: 10 vote Tor men Of your own party Give
your political opponents 40 opportunity 10
over victory won for them ~ your
woes.