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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-02-03

"I HAVE FOUND tn

Was the exclamation or the Astrono,p,r xhs
hrSt discovered that the world moved in I'D
orbit; not less joyous has been the ttcIsr.y
non OF those who have found TIE PLACE.
where GooDS can he purchased FiFTEEN
or TWENTY PER CENT. below the m,rt.r
price, and yet find them US represented r..
things are TO be considered in purch..;s.
Goods: the Quality and the Price and pyf.
chasers s'ndylng both, can be better saiisnsa
with our stock than any other in .his or ads
coming counties. Think twice bcfo :. huyins
T. DEAR TRASH" Now is your time % prs.
cure GOOD ARTICLE. Delays ar- dan.
serous and sometimes fatal" Don't wa, f,f
snothsr enormous advance in Goods.
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MEAT MARKEr L /!

vTlHE subscriber is now ready to furnish all
H. kinds of Meat at the very lowest rates.
Those wanting winter meat, and intending
70 buy il bs the quarter, can be assured thar
he will sell it at the same prices as sold b,
the Farmers. A Meat Market is needed in
the plaes--let il be SO patronized as to insnre
Hs continuance. Lumbermen wanting large
auaniiiies of Beet can he accommodated at
cry low rates. JOSEFH SHAFFER.
OsresRspoFs, New. ,, l8cs.-S@os.
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GREAT REMEDY

CihAlNN.D~ NOQ Mo ANU
CUTS, PILES. HEADACHE,
AND ALL. RHEUM ATIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
+ For all Of which it is speedy and certain
remedy aud never fails. This Liniment il
repaired from the recipe of DR.. Stepher
Sweet of Connecticui the famous bone set
ter, AID has been used in his practice fol
more than twenty years with the most aston.
isling success.
AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, it is I'M.
rivaled by any preparation before the public
of which the mosi skePtical may be convinced
by single trial
FOR NEURA GA. it will afford imned-
ate relief in every case, however distressing
! Tu0THACHE also it cures Instantly.
! FOR n RVOUS DEBILITY AND GEN
ERAL LASSl f. DE arising from mprudenue
or excess, this Linim"nl is most happy and
umfailing remedy Acting directly upon the
nervous TISSUES, 1t strengthens ami rrvivifies
the system and restores it 10 elasticity and
| vigor
| FOR PILES AS an external remedy we
claim that it is the best known. ami we chaI-
lenge the world to produce an equal Every
victim Of this dis re>Sing complaint should
give it ii trial, fnt it will not fail to afford
Immediate relief. and In majority of cases
will effect, sndir0i cure
QUlN>Y AND SORE THROAT are Soue.
times extremely maligr.ant aud dangerous
but me!y application of this L;niment will
II yer iai 10 cure.
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate.
and enlargement nf the joints is liable 10
occur if neglected. Til" worst c.'ses NAV he
.. nqu,rvd by 'his Linimtnt in lwo or three
BRUISES, CUTS. WOUNDS, S,,RES.
ULCERS. BURNS AND SCALDS, yield read
iiy to lie won ierfu healing properties of DR.
SNEEf ) TNFALLIBLE LINIuENT. when
n;ed according To dieecinnS Also, Chill
BIZ LAINS, FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
BITES AND SfINNS.
D.. .Si>pl>a Speef, Of Connecticut, the Great
Natural Bone Setter.
Dr. Srphsn Speet, 9f Connecticut, is known
al %, er the United States
Dr, .Sspphpn Spret. IF Conneciicut, Is the au-
tho, of ..l,r. Sweets Iifnllble L'niment
Dr.. S,ces,'S Iafli'jbie Liain'nnt Cures Rheu-
rnali>m and never tails
Dr. Nuet,s hjal9i6 LiRtment Is a certain
,rmcdy for Neuralgia.
DR.. Sreefs Infai.16ie Lilimem Cures Burns
and Scalds Immediately
Dr.. Saeefs hfaHiL!e L'niR. nt l. the best
n ,wn remedy f,r SprainS and Bruises.
Ur Stctfs T,toliibIe Linimeat Cures Head
och,, inmt dHtcly and WIS never known to fail
DR.. HuceiS Igft'i'die LjR'mem Affords imme-
dare relief for Piles, and seldom fails 10 cure
Dr. SueefS Infdilib|e Linment Cures Tooth
rrhe in one minute.
Dr. S,cee.'S Iafoiiibie Liniment Cures Cuts
and Wounds iE,mrdiate, and leaves no scar.
Dr. !SsrepFx Lt1i'ibi~ Linn eH Is the best
emcdy Tor SnIe- in the known world
Dr.. S~refs I tdii,Jie L'a'ne'u Has been used
nv more than Il million people, and all
praise it.
Dr Spee.'s fnfJ''ib'e L;njmeH Taken inter
n ,lly cures Colir Oh ,ltrs Mr,hns aud Cholera
DR.. Smesfs h,fatiIe L;amr,t Is truly a
friend in need" and every family should
have il al hand
Dr. Hueefs InfdiiiJie Lmimeni Is for sale by
al Druggists Price % aud SO cents.
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EXCELSIOR HAY PRESS.

ES ARnER'S pATENT, The subscriber has
Il the right of Manufacturing and Selling
for Potter comfy Harder'S Patent Excelsior
Hav Press, Patented 1863. and which took the
frs, premium ut the last State Fair. One of
these Presses will be in Coudersporr. from the
l0th To the 2oth of December. Any person
wishing to buy the Right for Il township O,
the county, can have The Press There will
b, one manufactured by w. q. Gordnier For
further particulars inquire at the = Journal
Office. c. Wainwright.
CsUdsrspsrs, Pa; NOV. :z, 1868 Pd
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Every Horse Owner
DIR. SWEETS
INFALLliiI.E + I.lNlMEN |
is THE
SOLDIERS FRIEND,
And thousands have found it truly.
A Friind in No edi

CAUrTON.-To avoid impos'tion observe
the SIunature aud LikereSs of DR. Stephen
Sweet on every label Il alsn "Stephrn Sweets
Intallihle Linimeht" blown in the glass of
each bottle, without which none arr genuine
RICHARDSON 4 co.
Sole Proprietor. Norwich. CT
MORGAN & ALLEN General Agents.
46 cliff Street, New Y rk,
.*Sold by all dealers everywhere ale
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MerinOs

ne attention of the Ladies' is called to iAS
stock of Merinoes, Black, Brown. Bin. Hsroo,.
Dr"b and White. Some Of these v.ss bon.h;
previous to the rise and will b. sold neatls Al
low as present wholesale price. nt JONES'
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CORNER OF MAIN AND SENECA STREETS.
isan important link in the INTERNATIONAL
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NEW YORK CITY, PHILADELPHIA,
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PORTLAND, SAINT LOUIS
A. Scholarship issued from the Buffalo Col.
lege, entities the holder to attend either or al
she c, ,legss for an unlimited time.
The Design of these Institutions, is to i'm
part to young men and ladies, n thorough
practical business education.
THEORETICAL DEPARTMENT
In this department students receive thoro
instruction in the rudiments of PenmanShIp
Book Keeping, Mathematics, and Commercia
Law.
PRACTICAL DEPARTMENT
Here the student buys and sells Merchsn-
disc, Stocks. Real Estate, &c, as in actual
business. Two Banks have been established
In this department, which enables the student
TO deposit his cash get his paper discounted
and transact all business incidental to q gen
eral trade.
TELEGRAPHTNG.
Students may become good operators here
in short time.
PESMANSHIP
The Spencerian System of Penmanship, II
taught by competent and experienced teacher
Scholarship, payable in advance, $40.
College open day and evening no vacation
Resident Principal at Buffalo. C. BRYANT
Por further information, please call at tn,
College rooms, or send for Catalogue and Cir
eular enclosing letter stamp. Address
BRYANT L STRATTON,
Jyely Buffalo. " Y
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A Friend in need. Try it.

DR. SWEETS 5 lNFALLlBLE LiNIMENT,
as an external remedy, is without rival. and
will alleviate pain more speedily than al Y
other preparation. For all Rheumatic and
Nervous disorders it is truly infalli6le, and
as curative for Sores. Wounds, SprainS,
Bruises, &c its soothing. Eealing and pow.
crfnl strengthening properties, excite the just
wonder and aStonishment of all who have
ever given it II trial over one thousand
certificates of reIna. kahle cures perfon med by
il within the last two years attest the fact.
DR. SWEETS lNFALLl3LE LINlMENT
FOR HORSES is unrivhlled by an, and in
all Cases uf LAmeueSs arising from SprainS,
Bruises or Wrenehing, It's effect is magical
and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls
Scratches. Mango, &c, it will also cure
speedily SPAWN aud Ringbone may be
easily prevented and cured in their incipient
stages but confirmed cases are beyonu the
posS bllitv at RADICAL CURE. NJ case ofth
kind. however Is so desr crate or hopeless
but it may be allrviated By this Liniment.
and it's faithful application will always re-
move the LamenesS and enable the horses to
travel with comparative easr.
Every Horse Owner
shonld have this remedy at hand for it's
timely use at the FIRST appearance Of Lame
ness will effrctually prevent those formida BILE
diseases, to- which All horses are liable and
which render so many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-02-03

Ihs following is but partial lilo, Of sni
large assortment:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-02-03

Just in and to he sold jus, as cheap as the
times will allow.
An assortment of almost everything needed
by anybody, Such as
TEA
SUGAR SYRUP
SCHOOL BOOKS
DRY GOODS BOOTS l. SHOES
JAYNES
And other Medicines.
In exchange ! want
HOUSE ASHES at IA cents
+ : GREES'A'K' : :
- G.
DRIED BERRIES, COUNTY ORDERS
ULYSSES ORDERS.
Most all kinds Of GRAIN
TUCIEN BIRD.
Brookland. Pa, Nov'r. a..
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Ladies Cloth
Bows Wear

Black, Grey, and Fancy Colors at JONES'
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White Goods

Barred Muslin, Plain Jaccnrt. Cambrie h
oklrts' Irish Linen, Swiss Muslins, NainsoS
Muslin plaid, striped or plain, and BisSs
Lawns vi IoETs,
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LassImeres, Striped, Checked, and Plaids
Iweeds' Ktntuckyaeans, and Cottonades Of
the very pest 4dM6 - JONES'
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eStiCs

Heavy Sheetings. three quarter four ouarte
five quarter, fine unhleached Pillow Ga,
and Sheeting Muslin, Shifting, Ten-ouart,
bleached for sheets at Homes,
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EnbrOi6e,,ie~

Dlnity Bands, Ladies Collars, UndersTae
with or without collars at JONI!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08
REw YORK. nARKEF--Nov. :


COttOn-I92o better and good demsrd- sales
At 81 SOSl 81 for middling upAnjs; now held
higher.
FIour-stato and Western opened quiet and
closed a shaie frmtr
Sales $40 l5aiu 80 for extra State; SO 95011 25
for common 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; Sll S0Gl2 UJ for trade brands- lnclud-
ed in the sales are 100 bbIs extra state for last half
OF November, $40 60 and lUO bbls do for tho last
half Of December. $40 To-
WhiSaIy-Eull md dropping Sales at 81 72g
81 IN for western.
Nheat-Shade prmer and quiet. Sales Chicago
sprisE II 81 l71zs IS, ald zoo bu MilEaukoe
Rye~stesdy at 81 52@I a.
RRriey-Q met.
COrnSIe 6.ttr Sales at 81 &c for mixed wss-
tern.
aIats-Firm at 9I@sILzo for western.
WOOI-Qnlet and firm.
COnee-Duil and nom nally unchanged.
SmGar-Quiet. Sales Cuba aud Nns, ovado part
at Igc
MOIasses-steadT.
fes1uIptsss.-Q let lat firm; 4i945o OIUdei
5s0S9c tor RrfHed In bond; sf9sBI Refined free
5AOrk-null 5nt decidedly lower. Sales at
S3g GO@4O % for mess; s4I z594i 70 for now do
cash and regular way closing S4l u cash. S3s 259
$50 90 for prime; Sal 5OQiz 90 for prime mess -
e. lsO IOO0 bb's new mess for Decemb 4 and Janua-
~, at 50 90, ana $50 bbgl4 do for F,buary at
BeeE-steady. Sales at SO Oo9I4 90 for country
mess; SlA OOgZO o. for rspaeksd mess; so OOsJ
% 90 for extra mess. AisO50O bbls new extra me
for December at a co.
Reef HamS-firmlr at S26 90.
Cut MeAts-Fnir demand at lG%@lS1zo for
shoulders; 1715 t,2Ic tor hams.
a BaeOn-St. ady. Sales long cut hams for De
cel.ber, January and February at I954c.
IIRrIl-Ei mer; fair dstnrnd at 22M241{c-
BsIttaT-SteAdy at S2S45c for ohio, and 4O@52
for STATE.
Cheese-steady a. l5a2so.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08
gaaI.
A LIEN JoNBs,
ROC LA NJ ION.


CLEVELASD, nov. 7th, isG4.
The att-ntion OF the citizens Of this city IL hereby
called 10 the following act Of the Legislature Of the
State Of ohio, to suppress the sale OF spirituOus
liquors within the Stale upon the ys Of EectiOn,
passed March lst. 1861, 10 wit
Be saGeied by fhs General Asss1bly Of lie STATE Of
Ohio, "fhat it shall be unlawful for any person
within the State to sell, bsrtr, or give away, any
spirituOas, vinOus or malt liquors, On the day of
any election, held within the state under the cor
stitutiOn laws thereof And it is hereby made
the du.y OF each and all reTs9ug who arc snthOr-
lied under or by the laws Of his State, the mu-
Dicipal regulations 0f any city, town or village Of
this State 10 sell or barter any spirtuOus vinOus
malt qeors, to close their respective establish
ments On those days ANY person offending against
the provisions Of Ihis act shall be fined in any sum
not less than five nCr more than one hundred dol
lars, and be imprisoned in tho County Jail for a
period not exceeding ten days for each Offense 80
committed; and il shall be th duty Of all Mayors
OF cities and incorporated villages, within this
State the DAYS Of election Aforesaid, to issue
a proclamation, warning the inhabitants Of such
cities or villages OF the provisions Of this Act and
that all violations Of the same viii subject the
offender 70 prompt aud speedy Punishment, and re-
curing the Marshal and police officers under their
respective jurisdictions, 10 close all houses found
violating TIL provions Of this and 70 report forth
with all violations thereof to such Mayors "
All citizens are hereby expected, as well fer the
Observance OF the law for the promotion Of good
order, to observe the provisions Of the above law
on Tuesday next, and the Marshal and Police force
Of this city are required that the provisions
OF the above law are strictly encrced.
1OI:lT5 GEO. b. SENTER, mayor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

ILLEGAL VoTINe.-ConstabIe Easterman
arrested Sunday, Henry Leimkuhler, mick
named Lime killer for voting twice at the
October election. in the Eleventh Ward.
We learn that the evidence against him is
positive. He will be exa xanined on the 1Ith
inst, before Esquire Porter. There are
several cases of this kind in progress--all
Copperheads. 1t is known that many of
the Cops. cast illegal votes, and it will re-
quire great vigilance to keep them from
playing the same sneaking game to-day.
Let every Union man be on the watch for
these scamns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

The market op ned quiet and inactive this morn
iug and has continued the eniirs day. There
has been no sales Of Wheat reported, and the mar
Bet is nominaIly the same on Saturday. Other
grains srs without movement, but are generally
nrm and unchanged
There will be no meeting Of the Bosri Of Trade
tomorrow (Tussday) the members Of that body
having resolved to close their paceI Of business and
dsvote the entire day to the els chi n. Il
Fl e1Khts--Firm at the OnCviEg rates: LAKE
AND KAII--Flour to Albany and Troy 81 20, to New
York 81 80, to Boston 81 40 Wool to New Yori
81 80, 70 Boston s2 "a. ALL RAIL-To New ToTk,
Flour 81 81; Wool 81 o.. To Boston, FIOur 81 ioi
Wool 81 "A
FIOur-Quiot and steady with moderate de-
maud. Sales 400 bbls extra rod at So 90; 100 bbls
choice Indians white at SO rs.
WheRt-Du1 but firm. No saler.
COrn-SsIe OF car No shelled cn track at
81 Al,
Oats-Hold at 75c On track. No sale.
Rye-Dun and held at 81 40 from store.
BarIey-No sAes reported.
Pork-Firm at $40 90 70 No. L aad SIS % for
No. mess.
BecE-Stsady and firm at sic % for city-paoked
ne ..
IhAAOW-G1ty-renoereQ urW anu neiQ AZ AOC-
Smoked Meads-Hsms firm and scarce; held
at 24, sc f,r sugar cured. Shoulders steady at ls
@2oc Bacon 20c. salas 1000 lbs Dried Beef at 100
butter Firm at SEQ 4ec for Western Rsservs;
s5@S7e Tor Central
Cheese Market hrmi dsmand about equal to
the receipts. Held at I6@ls0 for large lots, 1850
for small lots selected nd Hamburgu.
Eggs-sesres and In good demsnd at 2292So-
HighWEaes- Held at 81 70; no sales reported
Alcohol ste.dy. ss pes cent acid at s. 429
} A. Eeusrsl Proc. sp rits 81 IS.
PetrOIeam-sIarket firm at sO@s5c for Re
fined.
Lake Fi.h-stsady and unchanged. white
Fish SO 80; Trout IS so; Piossroi 81 4; Herring
IS Is.
Dried AppIes-Msrkgt firm at o@95lc. &
Green APPIes-Kirm and st ady- Sales i5o
bbls at 81 T5G
POtatOes-saie 4 cars Peach Blows at 75o-
SaIt-In good supply and steady hnO 50 95,
coarse s. co.
water LI,Ro-Firn st ss IS Tor Osvego and
Akron; s. 90 isr Rosodsls Cement.
Plastsr.-'PogeIi'sH land plaster so per sol.
8ops-stssdy and arm at s5ss5o, according to
quality.
MaIt-sirm. Barley Malt quoted a. 81 Is per
bushel.
Ale ana FOrter-MaIkst stssdg. We quot
- lcIIows Present Use XXX Ale $40, stock XXX
n@elz: Keanstt sI4 Pale CresIs sll PortsI
sil Half and quarter barrels in proportions
StOEs5 sgRrs-Open ware 12c per gallon, and
Jugs 1So por gallon.
Fire BFieIE-Market firm. Sailing st $40 90
> 1000
Fire CIay-Firm and steady. HeIiAt So 90 ;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

HEED THE CRIES OF TIE DIsTREssED.-Will
the friends be kind enough, as the Plain
Dealer piteOusly requests, to send in the re-
thrns, as soon as received, to that solicitous,
eager Journal The Plain Dealer will con-
sole itself and friends to-night, as well as
it can, with the tremendous reduction of
the Abolition majorities, and with the prac-
teal contemplation of rcd eye. Itwillper-
haps retire to sit in sackeloth and ashes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

SEND IN THE RETURNs.-We hope that our
friends throughout. the State and in Penn
syIvaDia will send in the election returns
as soon as they are aseertained. We ad-
dress this personally to the officers of cleo
tion in the various towns and townships,
TO Union County Central Committees and
to all friends of the LEADER. Let US have
the returns by telegraph, at our expense
and as soon as possible after they are as
certained. If no telegraph is accessible
send them in by mail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

OLD 500 COUNTERFEIT IN NEW DREss.-
A new issue from new plate on the Shoe
and Leather Bank, New York City, has re-
Gently been put in;circulation. Vignette,
(center of right end q horseman lassooing
wild cattle, etc. Tney arc splendIdly exc
cuted, printed on a gresn-tinted ground
work. The genuine notes, printed from
this plate, are all red-tinted. The Bank
has only four genuine notes in the latter
color outstanding, and these are probably
irretrievably lost or permanently destroy
ed. Better refuse ali S1CO bills on this in
stitution, with the above vignette.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

ACADEMY OF MUsIo-The first appearance
of Helen Western before Cleveland audi
ence was a successful one. An almost un-
precedented crowd filed the Academy and
all were loud in praise of the fair actress.
She certainly possesses qualities admirably
fitted TO fi Innate and attract. Rarely is an
actress more favored by nature than is she.
OF rare Personsl beauty, great power of ex-
preston and unequalled figure, she takes
the hearts Of her audience by storm. Her
acting, although by no means beyond criti-
cism, is very spirited and impressive; her
elocution, though somewhat too hurried, is
forcible and correct; her voice one
of rere beauty; and her singing
and dancing exquisite. "satau in
Paris" is excellently adapted to display
the power of the leading actress, but in
other respects is a failure. Mr.. Evans, Mr..
Ellsler, Mr.. Lewis, and the rest of the com
pany, filed their somewhat unattraetive
roles IS well as possible
The concluding comedy, Somebody
Else " was delightfully."- done.
Tonight we are to have "Don Cesar dc
Bazan," with Miss Western as the Don.
Arrangements have been made for receiv-
ing and announcing the lection returns,
go that those who attend the Academy to-
morrow night will be sure of hearing the
news
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDs.-COpperhead
driven to desperation by the prospect Of
defeat, will attempt every stratsgem 10 Sc
cure victory. They will attempt Illegal
voting and violence. To prevent this we
call on the Unionists to be present en- D,asse
at the polls, Go after breakfast, take your
dinner, and stay all day. Create no riot,
and allos0 none. ATTEMPT NO ILLEGAL VOTING
AND ALLOW NONE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

ACKNOWLEDGMENT J. A. Garfield arrived
in this city last night. He has been cam
paigning in Illinois during the last week.
He is looking quite well, notwithstanding
his arduous labors. He reports everything
going favorably in Illinois. The Union
men are confident of carrying the State by
ten Thousand majority.
Captain swayno, of Salem, who has act
ed for ONE time as Mustering Officer for
the State of Delaware, was a. the Weddell
last night. He is en- rOuie for General Can
by's Department.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

SECOND WARD.-Let the "reliable Sec
ond E" speak in thunder-tones against
treason and disloyalty to-day. 1t has
workers at the polls to-day, and every
Union vote will be polIed. The UniOnists
of the Second Ward mean to carry the
banneri
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

LOOK OUT FOR RIOTs.-The last desperate
game of the conspirators at Chicago and
Richmond will be to break up the polls by
riot, rise in opsn insurrection, fire our
Northern cities and prevent by force the
Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln. We
are glad to know that our military authori-
ties are on the alert, and that any outbreak
viii be nipped in the bud. This scheme,
like all the rest of the Copperhead plots, is
doomed to failure.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

PARTY AT ROCKY RIVER HoUsE.-The
Rockport soldiers Aid society announce
the giving of their Third Annual party at
the popular and favorite Rocky River
House, on Thursday, November 10th. Good
music will be in attendance, and with their
admirable committee of ladies, and with
Mr.. silverthorn as one of the managers, the
occasion must prove one of the gayest of
the season.
We advise all Of that, even, is necessary
who are able to appreciate the good things
Of this life, to attend this Third Annual.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

SENT BY RAIL.-A band of one hundred
soldiers came in yesterday morning, who
were anxious to get to Detroit in few hours
in order that they might reach their homes
in the western part of Michigan in time to
vote to-day. The steamer City of Cleve-
laud had not taken on any of her freight,
and her officers thinking it inexpedient to
go with the passengers alone, they were
shipped off specially and in post haste by
rail. The boys in blue, when asked how
they intended to vote. took it as an insult,
and demanded how men should vote who
have been off at the front. They were
unanimous for Lincoln and johnson.
The steamer Morning Star came in last
night from Detroit, bringing in a large
number of passengers. We understand
this special trip of hers was patriotic one,
made to accommodate citizens of this city
and adjacent region, who of course desire
to vote, and vote right, to day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

THIRD pWARD.-Unionists of fthe Third Ward,,I
You had hard fight at your last cleo
tlon, and won glorious triumph. The
contest will be easier now, and we expect
that tho triumph will be greater. Let US
have 100 majority, and we will be satisfied.