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It will read like neat, though minor
piece Of retributive justice in the history Of
this rebellion TINT while JEFF. Davis Is busy at
Richmond, working with torch and sword ut
tho fnbric Of the Government in behalf Of
slavery, Ills princely plantation id Mississippi,
8 few miles below Vicksburg, is given up to d
camp Of shelter and instruction for the poor
victims Of the crime the rebels desire to per
7,ctuate. On this camp Is being gathered a
Iopulation Of twenty-five thousand black
women and children, and old men, refugees
from the troubles that possess the Land Of
Dixie. By its location in wide bend Of the
river, comparatively few Union troops can
serve for defensive purposes. for the gun
boats can cover nearly the entire ap-
proach, and hold any force Of the
enemy in check. Thus in the very bot-bed
Of the rebellion. and on the spot that Was
the home Of the arch -fend, the work OF re-
deeming and elevating the poor victims OF
slavery las well begun Several district
schools are in operation, labor ID encouraged
and stimulated By appropriate rewards, and
JET. Davis own cotton gin is kept busy for
the good Of whomGoeyer among the contra
bands has the enterprise and Industry to raise
4 little patch Of the staple. This city Of refuge
Is 80 placed TINT It will bc rapidly swelled By
an influx from all throughout the southwest.
The blacks have a free masonry very edec-
tive for the dissemination OF such secrets, and
they will mike for the flag where it floats
over that camp. 1t is one Of the small but
Important rcachinss toward the solution Of
vexed question, What shall be done with the
blaclsf To treat them as human beings, and
place them withlnthc reach Of enlightenment
and self support will be the aim and the re-
suit Of such experiments as this above noted.
, 1864-11-29

LOUISVILLE, Monday, Nov. 2s.-The New
Albany Qnd., } lsdger says movement Is on
sonyille and New Albany on both sides Of the
Ohio River. =
, 1864-11-29
OFFICE OF
e, q. DlTHRlDCE,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Dithrfdge's Patent Oval Chimney,
PrTTs1CEGH, ........-. t96

To Glsw Manufacturers and Dealers:
All who are concerned in the Manufacture U aae q
Lamp Chimneys are hereby notified that tho xtada
marks used to desAsnsse DffHK1D9E3 cR1ANs9s
T. Royal Passas Oral
XXX OF Sutczacker Xxx " or Natcrackx.
As well - The representation Of Chimney. which L
stamped on every h0x.
To Use sny Of thesc trademarks Fcntfe1s tho useE
iAh1e to prosecution, under the laws Of the United
thus guilty arc norlncd cease the same 1t onca.
felt cur name mud brand entire. requested to Ao
quaint themselves with the penalties incurred by Tor
geE5. x-~,n,
Fort Pitt G1ass Works, Pittsburgh. PA.
nocoal3t5r net
HAVING MADE ARRANGE
stye Agency OF hts Chimneys solI tn this city shAE
st nil ncs keep rol and complete stocks OF tho eela
Xxx Flint Glass Chimney
On baud. which will be supplied to the T.ade
AT FACTORY pUICES,
Adding Freighs.
DITTElDGE'S Xxx CHIMNEY "a we'll known a be-
ase none but the TX FLINT Glass sucS parties Is
uientiy sold d 'DithriiRe i" VIII nfwayH dnd the
RofAL ci1ia III cnhISEF Al the s''-'7 1hSl o'A1
Lamp and OIL Store, 122 Clark Street,
no2Ga155-st-net GEO. G, POPE.
, 1864-11-29

BALTIMORE, Monday, Nor. 25.-The trial
of col. North, and Jones and Cohn. charged
with the matter of obtaining New York sol
diers' yotes, will not be resumed before the
OIL If December
, 1864-11-29

The Result In Illinois Legislature
IL Union mnjor1ty on Joint Rnf1ot-
The Chicago 3utternut Consptrators
General News Items.
, 1864-11-29

More Arrests-~-Ftve Of the Consplrn-
torn in Custody---825,O00 Ohered in
observation-disclosures Of Gen. Dlxss
INSTRUMENTATION at the Navy
, 1864-11-29

Our Southern nNesvh-IItittary Matters
Affairs at the CaPttal-Cabtnet Ru.
m0rHs DC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

Thsr ceip.s OF Grain by rail and esusi oontin ue
light Flour is firm and steady with sir demand
There as consider sb fseIil IL the Grain market
this aftsrreon. with ~ ineTea'sd iTmHeia, es-
peo 81 for Torn, but the ,GaRsaeton Is were limit
ed, ard tbs sAles " heat Ie2orted WgIe At tn
ssues igurss - dsuisn5sd On Saturday. There as
sale Of 600 bu corn reported this morning On IN
vato terms. Oais rlmsin as previously isi oIttd,
ana z, . md BARLEY sts LOT mentioned Tbs mar
gin IL the price of ersin between this port and
Bufsio Is f.I for Ordin-ry tnsss bat tie Iatss Of
frsieht, inzu-aaco . 1 81 o.her esPsnSei have ~
much advance th=- I,tls eau be Eealized, evsu st
tie I.5ersI margin nov ezisAug ami bus little Is
bong -hilp-d.
Eteizz1aa- Fir4 ar ta0 iJil0SiHs rates. hAzs
Asp RAiL--tIoarg 70 Albany soi Troy 81 y, 60 Ass
YORK q g. tc Boston s. 70. W0Sl 20 HaH 2oEa
81 50, 20 boston q a. ALI RAIl-To SsW YoEs
Fioaz 81 81. Wool p o.. - Boston. slOur 81 A.
WOO 81 4.-
FlOur-NsrSet STEADY and arm. Sales 800 bbls
xx red at SO 20, Xxx vhi's held at $40 509lI So.
prt.sHI-Firm hut uasaRngsd sals5 two lots
Of 100 bu each No. r-6 ire. on hoard at s. o.;
cars No ~hits freo on hossd at g -; I car poor
do DO az s. 20.
t'Orn--harkst hrm, god demand snd stock
/ NknLs 04Aaa A4id 0A1lstA 2sls ~ " Va @S-- -
| pris ate ts ms,
Oats-stuady and unchanged. sal,sS cars III
track At 7Ge.
asye-No sslos reported. Market dull and IN
charged AT 81 4U from st0ro.
BarIey-Qdista without ssiss; held 81 81 90
O. 70.
POrk-sirm and in goed request at so 90 for
| No. mtss, and SIS 20 for No. DO.
4 a., -,-I -
So 90.
LaFsI-scsros and Arm At &c in iisrces and Csc
in kegs for city rendered.
TelOW-Narass Arm sni enquiry good at le5z
| Clio for city re4dcred.
Smoked Nea1s-sto k Hight and market firm
for ell kinds at the following figures; Hams 2I9
Csc; shoulders I9aac; Bacon 2eei DFisa BE .
Bnfter-R,o osiIts Light and d msnd setivt. In
rho absenoe saIS-, ws ale unable to give figures
UAeese-Fum AID STEADY. Large lots held al
l5S1se, according to quality; small lots selected
| 19@2Oc. The tendency is upward
Esgs-vsry few asring Woald bring s5Ss5e.
EzIGbsss s.st-- Market hrm, but s-lss limited
at 81 10.
Alcohol Steady. % per csls acid a. s. l2s
3 AZ Neatral rroo, sFidss 81 s..
PefrOIeum-ssIes of ReaGsl are fair and
mafatt MIN at sec
E.aLs sis..-s STEADY and unchanged. White
FiaA 50 81; front S. ~ FiokassA - = Herrins
50 IS.
Dried ApPIes-Fhm at Zoe, With good de-
ma d.
Green RPpses-GOoi d. mAnd at a rage o
s. 5oas % 3 bul. according 70 quality.
POtatOes-In good request and selling at 8
rsnse Of s59TOo By car load.
CssrOts-Tn good rsq-sst and arc lsiliag al
SD 90 per N.
Older-Fair demand at 50 90 per barrel, in.
oludiRg barrel.
ssoi.s-stsAdy and Arm at 7sas5e. according to
| quality.
slsst--Firu. Barley Malt quetsd st 81 90 Per
/ bushsl-
Els RBd PBT1ST-Assssst STEADY. We guos'
a. follows Present Uso Xxx Ale si0i stock x41
| sliGsl2; Ksnnea slt Pale UrsAm sili Porte,
sit. half and quarter barrels in proportions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

A PLEA IN FAVOR OF THE FATHERLEss- We
understand that several generous ladies OF
our city are going to hold their Annual
Fair for the benefit of the orphans, who
have increased since the commencement Of
the war from $50 to $50 The County and
City have done wonders of charity TO pro
cure comforts for our noble soldiers in the
camps, on the field of battle, and in the
hospital. The voice of the dead, martyrs
for the honor of the country, begs tor the
relief of these innocent, helpless and des-
titute children. In the name of Humanity
and Charity, good people of Cleveland, an
swsr to the appeal of those who have foug
noble fight for the sacred cause OF Union
and Liberty. A. RAPPR,
Bishop of Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

MAsTER DUDLEY WAILRR No one who
has seen or heard the announcement will
forget that this wonderful boy-ora tor
gives an entertainment, consisting ofdecl'a-
nations and readings, at Brainard's Hall,
this evening, under the auspices of the
Library Association We need not repeat
here what we have already said of him.
But we do say that we have never seen
more elegant, powerful and perfect decla-
nation on therOst-dm Of professional rhet-
orleans than this young boy has
given. Nay, we do not now remember one
proficient, who could render some of the
most excellent snd difficult passages in the
language with the grace and appreciation
which this marvellous lad exhibits.
And therefore we say that one of the
most novel and excellens entertainments
Of the season viii ba given this evening,
and that it behOves all who love truly ex-
cellent things, not to let this rare oppor-
tunity slip without improving it.
Go and hear Master Dudley Waller.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

FACTS sTRANaER TEAK FIorIoN.-One
those remarkable Condolences that some
times occur, happened at the Metropolitan
Gift Book Store, No. l4o Superior street,
yesterday afternoon.
Two ladies calling at the store, one Of
them purchased a. album, and her sur
prise can better be imagined than describ-
ed, when the clerk presented her hand
some breakfast Castor, as the gift accom-
panying it. But strange as 1t may appear
the lady purchasing, had promised, in case
she received Castor, she would give il to
her daughter who accompanied her. ANY
person doubling this statement we would
refer to Mrs. R. Pelton, who resides in
this city, and was the recipients of the
gift.
Buy all your albums at the Metropoli-
tan, where you will find the best collection
in Northern Ohio, varying IN prices from
seventy five cents TO fifty dollars,
Nov12:I77
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

$50 REwARD.--Lost on Thursday last,
eithsr at the depot at Erie, PennsylvsniA,
or on the cars between Erie and Toledo, 2
pocket book containing over five hundred
dollars (s5OO); also pass from Toledo 20
Chicago, signed by II. H. Porter, and ooun-
tersigned by W. D. Manchester. Among
the money were three One-hundred dollar
lls-greenbacks-aEd several compound
interest bearing notes. The finder will re-
csive the above reward by returning the
same TO this Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

AOADENY or MUsIo.-The second week Of
Miss Helen Westerns engagement opened
auspiciously, last evening, with one of the
best of the crowded houses with which she
has been favored. Her performance of the
"Freneh Spy" is, without exception, the
best which We have ever seen. splendidly
fitted by nature for the assumption of such
part, she has given it such careful study
Us to render her mistress OF all its phases !,
and her acting is, therefore, beyond criti-
ci0m. She was flely supported by the
company.
The sfterpiece 1.-THE Windmill '-is
new to most OF our theaier-goers. 1t WAS
well presented, and proved qhite sue
cess.
Tonight the 'iFreneR Spy" VIII be sgain
presented. 1t will bo followed by scIhe
Pet Of the Pettieoats," in which Miss Vest
ern appears as Paul, the pet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

GooD NEWS FoA I4,s>yBoDY .--As the CO.
weather approaches, it beco Ges every one
to provide against the Indictment winter, by
an early purchase of Boots and Shoes, and
We know no better place in this city to get
COED, reliable and fashionable article,
than at the great Ban krupt Sale, l08 Supe,
rior Street, where they are closing out the
immen e stock of ButterHeld, Loring & Co.,
20 per cent. cheaper than they can be man
ufactured to-day. Their stock has always
enjoyed high reputation for style, ele-
gance and durability. Now is the time;
they never will be SO cheap again.
An early call will insure good selection
from full cases. Give them call at the
Great Bankrupt Sale, los Superior street,
near Water street. novIO.I76
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15
.NLEvELAND LIBRARY eAsTs.
ASSOCIATION.
LEOFURE sRkS9N-WIEFER 1s6I-65.

Tbs Lecture COMMITTEES take pleasure IN announc-
cling the following FAMED gentlemen as Lecturers
for the annual Course 1855:
JAMES E. MURDOCH-Nor. II.
Readings and Bee;tations.
DR. ]. G. HOLLAND-Dee. 1.
Subject: ''Oost and Compensation"
REV. JOHN s. O. ABB0TT-Dec. 8.
sabIecl "0ur War and Gen. GRAFT"
FITz HUGH LUDLOW, Eso.-Dec. %.
Subject: HGOOd Living"
REy. JAMES EELs, D. D.-Taa. Il.
Subject: ''Ths Half Moon aud the Nay BIossr.
sALPH WALDO EMERSON, Eso--Ian.Is.
A New Lecture.
"EDMUND KIREE, E,'-Jan. =.
SUBJECT; "JsT. DAvis at Home"
HoN, DAN'L 8, DICKIESON-FsB. =.
subdct "MsG IN His Relstions to Society and
Government"
REV. J. C. FLETCHER-Fs5. =.
Subject: 1850 Miles up the Amas0n."
JOHN B. COUGH, Eso.-AarcG II.
Subject: Not yes announced.
Single Tickets to the Ooufse............... 90
Ii sets admitting Co tl.uian and Lady. 90
two La-its 20
Tickets 70 a singe 30 cts
Reserved eats % Gems Extra.
SB-Tichess for ssle a. the LieIarg Rooms, Brain.
ards Music S,ore at the Book Stores, Commercial
Bank, and at the City Bank.
T. r PEAEINg.
D. BLACKBURN, i.Sc.ar' Sc
aOlI L. T. mEILRS. Noui-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

I ~ y 7 OLN El-II11ll7 ~ = = = ~
LAos Laud In lots nom rec to eight acres or Ia
nrger quantities.. Sail La d ~ bOubstd a. i00Ws;
o. the drth by D. CRir rua, the wet by W NEsGn ;
sTenue, and the sorth ~ sups.t strert extern,
Eion. and l. known As tho Sterling Farm 1he atOVo
described land is Just Of tue civ hmi.s En4u 70
cI NJ. y. StANGLEK, or Mis- Il. 4. SIEhLlNG, o.
Euolid street no2:ioS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

The barquS Mary Rowe, ashore on Glib
raltar Point, Toronto, was got off by the
tugs v. Z. Muir and Hercules on Wednes-
day evening. The Rowe was to losd at
Toronto for the west coast of Africa, and
sustained damages 10 the extent Of 81, 800.
The Muir was also injured.-St. Catherine
,Jou1.UdL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

FRoN LAKE sU7KRIoR.-The steamer
Meteor, Captain r, s. Ryder, left Portage,
Sunday, six o'clock P. Y November 9th,
and arrived at this port on Sunday last.
The incidents Of her down trip are not
specially noteworthy. She brought down
70 packages Of fish, 90 tons copper, 2O7 tons
iron ore and Is tons pig iron for this seity,
and s5 tons copper for Detroit.
She brings intelligence of the steamer
Cleveland, which was lost in the heavy
gale of November 4th, in Lake Superior.
while making for White Fish Point. When
of Grand ssubls she sprang leak, and the
load of cattle and considerable other
freight had to be thrown overheard TO pre-
vent her sinking. This relief was but tenn
porary, the water gained on the pumps, and
soon extinguished the fires. She lay help
less twelve hours, tossed about, end was
finally driven ashore twenty miles above
White Fish Point. No lives were lost. The
steamer seabird came along next day, and
took the passengers who had saved none Of
their effects bat what they had on their
persons.
The captain and clerk were landed at
Marquette, where they were picked up by
the Meteor and brought to the wreck. The
sea was too high to enable the crew on shore
to reach the Meteor, so they were left.
The captain and clerk werO put aboard
the Dubuque at White Fish Point. G. eat
credit is due the officers of the Cleveland
for their success in saving the passengers
snd crew of the l-fated steamer.
The Meteor will make but one more trip
to the upper Lake this season, and will
leave to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

CHAsTE AS IoE AND PURE AS SEow.-The
Fragrant Sozodont is n seiontifc prepara-
ton of the purest and choicest Ingredients
of the oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient is well known to have bcnef-
cisl effect on the teeth and gums. It re-
moves sll disagreea6ls odOrs, even that of
tObAeeo. Itspeedily removes those ravages
which children sustain in their teeth,
owing to improper use Of sweet and acid
articles, which imperceptibly destroy them.
Sold BY Druggists noYT cod .I6o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

The Angler House furniturs, &c. sales
commence again 1T ten O'Clock Monday,
November 14th. Only about one-fOurth Of
the furniture is sold. The sale will con-
tinue till Saturday, November 18th. One
locomotive boiler will be sold the sams day
land advertised at two o'clock, Wednesday,
November 10. nOVl4:5d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

NoTIoz.-Citizens are urgently requested
to send into the rooms Of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 95 Bank street, all the empty bar
rels and kegs that they have, which will be
suitable for packing vegetables to send to
the army. We have large donations of po-
tatOes, &c which we are unable to forward
on account of the great scarcity and high
prices of barrels and kegs.
nov7.I7S SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

MAGAZINES FOB SRPTEHBER.-Star has
Cooley and Peterson for December. They
can be had at the old price of twenty five
and twenty cents. He also has Harper for
December, all the latest illustrated papers
and the latest dailies from New York and
Cincinnati. His stand is 2o4 Superior
etreat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

JUSTICE Jo1cE vs.. c. @. 4 c. r. R. Co..
This is a claim against the above company
for damages in the killing of about sixty
sheep by one Of its trains. The sheep, as
the testimony showed, got through a pOr-
tion of fence on the plaintiffs land, which
the company. is bound to keep, up, and
went upon the track, where they were
killed BY the Srain. The jury found q YER
dict against the company for s2O3 43.-Lo-
ram County Netos,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

sALooS AND BOARDING. HOUSE, known SIS
the Mechanics Hall, No. SO Michigan st.,
is for sale, including all the Bedding, Fur
niture, Lease, Insurance, 20. This is a rare
chance fer man wishing to go into good
established business.
For terms call az F. Stead's Auction Store,
I94 Ontario street, until Thursdsy morn
ing. nOVl5.177
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

MAsoNio.-Tne members of Iris Lodge,
No. 229, F. A. A. NJ, sre hereby notified TO
meet at Iris Hall, Superior street, on Mon
day (l4th) e. O'Clock P. n, 10 attend the
funeral of our late brother, James A. Craw.
BY order of the ". NJ,
D. E. FIELD, Secretary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

DEATTED.-AmOng the nOtabilities who
were drafted yesterday was our excellent
County Prosecuting Attorney, Charles W.
Palmer, Esq. The wheel is inezOrable,
and knows neither person nor condition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

IBDIoTHENzs hETUBNED.-The Grand Jury
or Saturday last. returned the following in
dietmentI:
Grand Larceny-JoannaF Fitzmartin, plead
guil!yj David KentlOy and George Kentley,
who plead not guilty, and Patrick Crowley,
who also plead not guilty. plea was changed
to guilty of stealing property to the value
of sS3, for which he was fined $50 and costs,
and sent to jail ten days.
Burglary and Larceny-Frederiek s
Sloan, (tw indictments, David and George
Kentley two indictments also
stabbing-Eliza Thompson and Richard
Sloan.
Buying aud receiving stolen goods-Dan-
iel K. Corlitt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

ONE EuNDREp THOUSAND SLAVES sRT FREE
Nv Maryland is free,
Fling out your banners to the breeze,
Let anthems float among the trees,
Sing hallelujshs loud and long,
For Maryland, my Maryland is free.
The colored citizens, with host Of white
citizens, will celebrate the Emancipation
of Mary land on Tuesday, November 18TH
81 * O'clock, at Metropolitan Hall. The
exercises will consist of speaking aud sing
inc. Mr.. John Mitchell aud others have
kindly rendered their services, and will
furnish music for the occasion.
Tickets % cents. Proceeds for the bene-
At of the Colored Methodist Church.
B. s. GREEN,
GEORGE VOsBURs,
G. Nj. RICHARDSON,
NJ. TLLEY,
q. CARDOzO,
JOIN sEIEsER,
B. MORGAN.
J. SAMPSON,
MR. HARkIs,
J. R. WABREE,
W. B. BALLAEDISE,
novl6:l77 Com. Of Arrangem'ts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

AnATHD The rOngh, ngly weatherwhich
has prevailed for several days past, has
given way to- milder order of things, al.
though the air bites yet, and makes the
blood nimble and the nose blue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15
novl5:l77

Tn re will be Donation Visit at the
Congregation aPe-sonage, Coliemer, for the
benefit of the Rev. A. Sharpe, on Tuesday
evening, November 18th. All interested
are invited to be present.
roylb:IT7
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nov.l4.177

NoTIoR.-0ficers and members Of Com
pany A, 2sth Regiment 0. N. G., are here
by ordered to appear at their armory this
(Monday) evening at seven O'Clock, for
regular monthly business nesting By
order J. B. PARsoSs,
Cleveland, Nov. IA. Ist sergt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

LAYING WATER PpEs.-A scoro or two of
labOrers are busy laying large-size water
pipes down in Erie street, commencing at
the point where Prospect and Huron streets
interseet it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15
kelghborhoOd News.
sENNIT COUNTY.

SUMMIT COUNTY.
A construction train on the A. &c. ". r.
R., ran over COW, in Norton township last
Monday morning. A portion of the train
was thrown down an cmbankment, killing
Mr.. J. B. Jones, OF Norton, and an
Irishman Iand severely injuring four or five
other workmen on the road.
Portage township did nobly at the last
election, giving 7O9 Union majority, a gain
of over 80 on the State election. The en-
tire vote polled was 1910, hn enormous
township vote.
The editor of the Akron Beacon has q
'olose communion" ticket which was voted
by miserable sneak last Tuesday.
Afraid or ashamed to vote the Copper
head ticket open and above board, he roll
ed one up in Union ticket all of whose
names were erased, and in that cowardly
way smuggled in his oallot. Hasn't some
one kick for him
COLUMBIAN COUNTY.
William H. Wright, OF Salem, lies in the
ty Jail, awaiting his trial for shooting
with intent to kill his father in law, Rich
ard Harrison, CT ths same place. Wright
aad his wife had parted, whereupon she
went home. On Saturday night Wright
got into Harrison's house, and creet under
his bed. Mr.. Harrison's suspicions were
aroused, or retir.n and looking under the
bsd discovered Wright, who then drew a
revolver and shot at Mr. H. three times, the
two last shots inficting serious wounds
This not being enough, Wright sprang at
Mr.. H, knocked him down, and escaped,
but ives arrested and committed to Jail.
MEDINA COUNTY.
John 4. Rettig and William 0. Sanders
recovered verdict against the Sheriff Of
Medina county for 81, ,Oeo, and interest on the
same from December 30tb, 1853, at the
November term Of Court Of Common Pleas,
1854, for capturing ami returning TO the
jail Of that county F. F. stree,er, the nur-
derer Of the Coy family.
AsHTLBULA COUNTY,
Simon Morse, son OF the late Amos Morse,
committed suicide in Kingsville, on Tues
day, October 1st, BY hanging himself in
his barn,
He was about thirty years OF age, and q
man Of good character, but possessing a
hereditary PredispOsition to insanity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15
ELEVENTH WARD.

The draft passed of with very little ez-
element. The people in the pit cheered
once in while, and seemed il good bumOr
throughout the drawing.
It is to be hoped that this draft will not
reveal, &c the others have revealed, an
amount Of physical disability and general
rottenness so large and "frightful" as to be
downright ludierous.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15

NtAPT.JoHE I. PHILPoTS ESTATE
NIThs undersig1sd has been duly appointed and
qualified 81 the Anministrator on the tatate Of John
I. PhilpOt, late Of OisFelAnd CuyahoFa county
Ohio, dsceaaed. J. P. BISHOP.
Dated this Szd day Of October, lse4. Oos4I7e
ETTAHOO PITTRRS-sAID 10 BIZ
w a spod thinE. For sale ct Ias Ontario rf
oclf OHUHOHILL BROTHFR