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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

CONFIDENCE IN THE ELECTION OF G. B. Nc.
1t is quite noticeable that the Copper
heads of late express more confidence in
the election of Mcclellan than they did
few days since. Att thought one sets
this down as talk, an effort to puoker and
makea whistle to keep up show of cour-
age for fortnight more. But we have
reason to believe that they are really conf
dent, that is, some of them, that Mac will
win. They are willing to venture small
bets on the issue of the election. OF course
they would not bet if they saw no hope
Of winning, for the Democracy have been
out of power too long to have any money to
throw away. They have not had much
chance to steal since they went out with
Floyd, JEFF. Davis, and other worthy pstri-
OTIS, and an honest Administration came in.
Hence they are very cautious about their
ventures. If they make bullying bet, as
did certain General in this city some
weeks ago, they make haste, as he did, to
draw up distinctions, quibble, and thus
sneak out of it.
But, as we were saying their courage Is
rising. The varying small sums they are
willing to stake are kind of mercury or
thermometer, indicating the state of
TIE FIFTH WARD UNIoS MEETIEG.-Ths
meeting at Mechanics Hall last night, ad-
dressed by John C. Grannis, Esq, and
Chaplain Clark, was attended beyond the
cspacity of the hall, and was brimful of
enthusiasm The speeches were of the
entertaining, eloquent and convincing
style-characteristic of the gentlemen, and
were intently and apprOvingly listened to.
The large turnout and good feeling dis
played, are some of the many indications
of late of improved activity among Union
men. The Seventh Ward Club came down
with torch-hghts and music: The ball is
rolling.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SA LE.- ON
AThursdsy, the 27th day Of October, 1884, At
two o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, will be sold tc
the highest bidder ths following real estate, the
property Of William W. Oust-ad, deceased, to wit !:
Situate IN the Township Of East Oleveland, county
Of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio, In lot No. 3S9 and
is bounded ss follows: Beginning at stone IN the
centre Of the road leading North from Philip w.
Oustead's and at the Junction Of the Crawford read
thence North $50 East ten Q0) chains and seventy
nine (79) links to stone at the south corner Of 81
Marys land; thence North 30 West seven C7) chains
and eighty four (S4) links through the centre Of
hedge fence to Usage orange sapling; thencsWest
i've 90 chains and fftJ mine 9) links TO stone in
the centre Of the road and the North side Of said
lot: thence South 59 West sixteen (I6) chains and
gfxty- -four m links to the place Of beginning con.
tanning ssTen and twenty -four hundredths fz24-IO
acres. Appraised 81 $3.50
Terms ofSale-ons third down. one third In thir.
ty dEvs, and tas bal-noe in sixty days.
-- . PHILIP W. CUSTEAD,
Administrator Of ". ". Custsad deceased.
EIWELb q MARvIS, Attorusya-
Cleveland, Sept. q. lSs4- ssD27:I7s:Tu&Fh
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UNION TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.
List of Appointments for Union Town
ship Meetings.

OCTOBER 9th.
BRoOKLYN-Hon. D. K. Tilden and
Charles Arnold, Esq.
CHAGRIN FAL1S-A. T. ,Slade, ESQ D.,
and ]. P. Bishop, Esq.
MAYFIELD-MajOr John Coon and A.
7. Brinsmade, Esq.
0LMsTEAD-C. ". Palmer, Esq, and
II. H. Black bnrn, Esq.
sTR0NGSYILLE-S. o. Griswold, Esq,
and l. Buckingham, Esq.
OCTOBER 18th.
BRECKSVILLE-Hon S. Williamson,
and C. D. Everett, Esq.
BEDFoRD-H. C. White, Esq. and ]. H,
Rhodes, ESQ.
PARMA. N. Jones, Esq, L. Prentisss
Esq. and c. Arnold, Esq. -
R0YALP0E-R. s. knight, ESQ, and
Judge j. P. Bishop. 80
OoToBER 2eth.
EAST CLEvEAND-MaIor John Coon,
and Hon. R. P. spaulding.
0cToBEs 9Ist,
INDEPENDENCE. A. Oakley, Esq,
and ]. H. Rhodes, Esq.
NOVEMBER 1st.
NEWBURGH-Hon. R. P. spaulding and
]. C. Grannis, Esq.
oRANGE-Hon. J. P. Robson and
Rev. J. II. Jones.
EovENBER I'd.
RoCKPoRT-A. T. slade, ESQ. and J. Il.
Rhodes, Esq.
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RAIloAD DEPors BROKEN oPES.-On Tues
day night of last week the A. G. ". R. R.
depot, in Kent, was burglariously entered,
and the door ofthe safe in the ticket Office
blown of. The explosion occurred about
ten O'Clock in the evening, before the hotel
in front ofthe depot and thastores, &C., were
closed. Several young men were attract
ed to the spot By the report, and as they
came up the burglars dropped their uten-
sils,-Punches, niPpers, dark lanterns, &c,
and ran away. About $3.50 were in the
safe, but the burglars hadn't time to ap-
propriate them.
On the same night, the depot of the
C. & P. R. R. at Ravenna was broken into.
and an attempt made to bore into the door
of the ssfe. The door was chrged with pow.
der and a fuse placed in connection with it,
but the fuse being defective did not operate,
and for some unexplained reason the. bur-
glars did not make q second trial, but left.
This safe contained 81, 100.
It seems that neither set of rascals made
much. I
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RETEED.--Mr. V. A. shankland, one of
the publishers of the Lorsin County Neacs,
has sold his interest in that paper to his
associste, Mr.. Harmon, and retired to
farm in Huron County.
Mr.. Harmon has just returned from
three years service in the army, and is
we'll fitted to assume control of the Ne,cs
Office
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

PERsoEAI,-Msjor A. B. Nettleton, of the
ID Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, was in the city
yesterday. He is home on a short furlOugh
from the arduous campaign in the Valley
under Sheridan. The gallant Major is thin
and worn, but is alive with that life which
all have who serve under the maglc-worker,
Phil. Sheridan.
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UNION MEETING IN PERRY.-J. E. VIII
lianS, Of this city, will address the Union
citizens Of Perry, Lake County, this even
ing.
He will also speak at Willoughby, Friday
evening, and in Mentor On Saturday even
ing.
W. c. Mcfarland will also address the
meeting at Mentor.
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CLEVELAND UNITED STATES HosPITAL.-The
AShtabula Sentinel pays deserved compli-
ment to the managers of cur Hospital, for
the neatness everywhere apparent in it, the
simplicity and excellence Of the food served
up to conyalescents, and for the cfre which
is shown to the sick soldiers. t>#
A just compliment is also paid Miss
Mary Prentice, formerly of Ashtabula, now
Matron of this noble Institution, for the
excellent spirit she manifests in doing the
great and good work to which she has de-
voted herself.
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GREAT MEETING THIS EvEEISe.-Colonel
Edward F. NOyes, seth 0. vi, will ad-
dress our citizens this evening. The gal
liant Colonel lost leg in sherman's late
and people will be pleased to
hear man sp ak who can fight rebels, and
thus give visible evidence of his loyalty
The Colonel is very eloquent speaker, and
no one should fail of hearing him. Let Us
give him grand reception.
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GnaI.

LLEE MES,
wholesale and Fetal Dealer IN
SsFip Vein, C0IHRbians and ChippeEs
a ar c o a L s.
once on O. 4 P. r B. Pier. Also, Otos and Yard
ct Euelh street 3. 4. Crossing. Ooal ofan
Excellent Quality for
STEAM, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
once or House Use Also, ANTHRACITE COAL
In large or small quantities.
Ordsrs respectfully solicited and promptly attend
ID to. Coal fo- smithiRg kept constantly on hand.
~. Terms cash mAyIS:R2
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ASHER WARKER.-At latest moment A.
warner has not arrived in this city. He
was expected last night. In case he did
rot come in on the evening train, he was
to have been sent down from Detroit on
this mornings boat. His case will proba-
bly, occupy tho United States court to-
dav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

GERMAN UNION MEETINe.-Judge Hessen-
mueller will address the Germans of Euclid
at the Town Hall. on Saturday evening,
the 29th inst. The loyal Germans of that
locality will rally and have rousing meet
f11
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RETuRNED.-The steamer City of Cleve-
land started on Monday night for Detroit,
as was usual, but when out from this port
about ten miles, one of her stay bolts was
blown from the boiler, which made neces-
sary her return for repairs. She was to
have left last night at half past eight
O'ciOck
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oet26:I74.

Mrs. W. S. Deane, ,of New York City, having
located in Cleveland, is prepared to receive
pupils for instruction on the piano forte.
Those about to commence the study of mu-
sic will find her method very thorough
and comprehensive one. Applications may
be left with DR.. Hall on the Public Square,
or at her residence, % Sheriff street.
Oct25.I74
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LOCAL NOTICES.

RALLY AT BR1rS1RD's HALL i-THURsDEr
EVENING, OcT. 27TH-CoNE AND HEAR A SOL
DER SPEAK.-Col. EDWARD F. MOVES, OF
the seth Ohio, who lost leg at Chat
tanooga, will speak at Brainard's Hall,
Thursday evening, Oct. 27lh, at half past
seven O'Clock. He is one of the most elo-
quent speakers in the country.
"C0ME AND HEAR A SOLDIER
SPEAK"
By order of the President,
HENRY N. JOHNSON,
I'd Secretary City Central Union Club.
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MORNING LEADER
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT "a
NEW ADVKRTIsKlIEFFs.

Academy Of Music-Mla St. Clair and Mr.. Baras.
J. a. Dewitt 4 Oo-Boys' Clothing.
Found-Bracelet.
Il. NJ. Raynor-Cow Taken Up.
J. Il Dswitt Co.-OloGks.
J. Z. ward-Flutirg for Ladies' Dresses.
Bob't Hanna Co.-For Lake Superior
O-Situsti0n Wanted.
Husssy & MeBrde-For Lake Superior.
IS St. Clair st.-Giri Wanted.
Rally at Brainard's Hail-Loeai Notice.
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CITY NEWS.

SAN GALLOWAY CONINe.-This inimitable
speaker will address the citizens of North
ern Cuyahoga, in Brainard's Hall, in this
oity, on the evening of November I'd.
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F1zE IN GRAFToN.-The unfinished dwell
ling-house of Mr.. Theodore B. Rogers, in
Grafton, was consumed on Wednesday
evening last. The FIRE was evidently the
work of some malicious seoundrel and
sneak.
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. From LAKE sUPERIoR.-The new steamer
IrOnsides, Captain Turner arrived at tn Is
port early yesterday morning, and the
steamer Northern Light, Capt. Murch, came
in the evening. The incidents of their trip
are toOunimportantto be given. The Iron
sides lay before Copper Hsrbor seven days
waiting for an abatement of sea and wind
sufficient to allow her to land at Eagle
River. ~
Each boat brought down many passen-
gers, and their cargo consists of copper and
iron ores and pig iron.
Most of the Lake superiar boats have al
ready laid up, or are gone on their last
trip.
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APPOINTMENT CHASsED.-Tt has been an
that Hon. R. P. spslding will
speak in Newburgh November LIST. The
is changed to date of Novem-
ber Sd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

PERsoyLL.-Dr. Barr, Surgeon General of
the State, and recently elected Professor
of Anatomy in the Cleveland Medical
College, left Columbus Tuesday to begin
his first course of lectures at the college.
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nUFAFLB BIARKET-.Oct. &c

lET TEIEasAPH.l
FISur-Steady demand.
WhIeat-scarce with only limited milling re-
quest and nominal.
COi.n-Scsrce. No. 2heId at 81 45-
Oafts-Hsld at 7saT9c.
RairIeE--S1 1901 rs.
RWP-Si 80.
WI tsiEy-I 20
FIRE IgiIts-UEchanse
LnE q SRA ssB0rts-FiouF 1,Ss0, wheat I, ,l59
corn -; oats 1918; barley ,1TS.
Canal E;XpOrts-FiOur 49,; wheat IN, $40
o. Tn a5, ,730; oats 6s. $40; rye 800.
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NoTToE TO TIE DRAFTED MEN OF THE CRY
OF CLEVELAND ANE ADJOINING COUNTIES. -
We, the undersigned, are prepared to
furnih men for one, two or'three years, at
short notice. No money required until the
papers are delivered.
inquire at WeddsIl House for
H. J. M'MAHoN,
oct 26:I74. JAMES Rogers.
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RS0 000 M0NEY ADVANCED

SOOsUUO In sums to suit-at the old stand
nd well-known WAGNERS LOAN OFFIOE, on
SECURITIES Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Wztchos, Diamonds, Sitter Ware, jeEelTy, Cans,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, M5lodeonBs
and all F5rsonAl property snd articles Of value, on
tee most satisfactory terms. Business strictyp-i
Fate. E5tsbliahed 1851. II. B.-A variety Of IN
redsemed Watches, JsIslry, Cans, &c, for sale At
bsTgairs. 81.
ofRos-ocsner o. Yster snd Superior streets,
over Dsyi1 aad Pssxotto's O1otking Store.
: oesz9 J. o. 3 " WAGNER.
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VoTE OF oHIo SoLDIERs.-The following is
the vote at the late election, of Ohio Soldiers
in the Department of New Orleans, as far as
heard from:
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aYw EORK sTOCK aaARRRg.

IHE rELEGRAPH-I
NEW YosE, Oct. 26, 1854.
Government S1OeEzG-Shade irmer o. S.
gixes 1881 registered lU6 do coupons los do 5-2Os
registered leo; do year certificates 95; o. e 10
20 coupons s41
sfa eks-Bettsr. Erie 97 do prefer ed 1O35ss
Reading l26; Michigan Southern 6l1S; Michigan
Centua l28; Illinois CeLtral l22; Cleveland Pitts
burg 1Ol RockIsland 955<; Northwestern IS; do
preferred 775z; Toledo l"y1z; Quincy 49, Prsiris
Du Olden 40; Fort Wayne 100; TeTre Haute 55.
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9SWEaO MAREEF--Oet. 20.
TaY FHIHaaAPHl

BT FELEGBAPH.l
Flcar-Iu good demand: market 25a5Oc better.
Sales at 50 25g9 76 for No 1 spring; So 75qIQ o.
red winter; 80 259lO 70 for white; sII OO9l1 II
for double extra.
Wheat-EiHm but quiet
COFn-Scarce and quiet.
Oats-Scaroe and nominal .a-
Rye-Scarcl. ed
Canal Freights-stesdy.
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n DULM % NI-U UNyOL
II being cured o. this distressing disease b. ths
uss Of
DR.. stFiokland's Pile Bemedy.
Bead what thoss say who hs7e used e;
Mr.. Charles " Lsadrum, Of LouiETills, and Mr.
J. Hazards, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, Wers both cured
AFTER using one pot Of DR.. strieklands Pils Remedy.
They say they had tried everything, but could OBJ
tain no relief but pot Of Striekand's Pills Rem
edy effected perfect cure, after suffering for ysaTs
with the worst kind Of Piles. They recommend eV.
sry one who 10 suffering to try it.
Sold By al Druggists at 60 cents per Pot. Many,
fsctured at No. Eazt Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Ask for
Dr.. strlekIand's Pile Remedy.
nsz1s:Rs-=odkthu
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Ono SICK SOLDIERS TKAssFERRED.-fhe
following Is list of sick and wounded SOL
diers belonging to Northern Ohio regiments,
transferred from Chattanooga to Nashville,
October q, 1854:
A Banstanx, T, 18th, thigh.
J Fooley, =, 18th, rheumatiIm.
T. 81 Bennett, +, l4th. ---H---.
Henry 7 Waters, Z. Ie4th.
" Powers, =, SSth, pnsume1ia.
Corp W P DotSWoFth, h, l24th, heart disease.
D whitman, I, lOlst, rSmittsnt fever.
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Ths receipts Of Grain By rail and canal are Light,
and the market opened on the River dull and de-
pressed, but on Change there 8 better feeling,
and few sales were made at about yesterdays
rates. Wheat vas Irregular, ranging from 81 80 to
81 90 for No. 2. Corn was = shade better, as was
also Oats.
o. FEeigilts-Firm at the following rates: LAKE
AND RArT--Flonr to Albany ami Troy 81 20, to New
York 81 50, to Boston 81 40 Wool to New York
81 SO, to Boston 50 o.. ALL BArI-To New York,
Flour 81 30 Wool 81 Of. To Boston, Flour q 40;
Wool S2 "a.
FIOur-Msrket inactive. Held at SO 25@s rs
for Xxx red; SO 7691O so for Xxx white.
Wheat-Market irregular The following sales
ere reported at the Board of Trade this afternoon:
1000 bu No. red free on board at 81 go, 1000 bu
do do at 81 s6; cars No red on track ct 81 90;
car do do at 81 S. cars No. red from store at
81 IS; car do do at 81 80.
COru-ssles 200 bu No. shost at 81 49, car
No. from store at 81 s5.
Oats-Ssles car on track ct 74c; cars from
store at Zee.
Rye-sosrce nd held at 81 40 from store. ..
BarIey-ssle I car No 1 on track at 81 e5.
POrk-stook light and market firm at $40 90
for No. and SSs 90 for No. 2 .a.-
kegs.
smoked ETeAts-Sugsr cured Hams in de-
msnd At 24S25e for eanvsssed; Shoulders 19a2oc;
nason 90e, Dr.ed Beef I6c for esnvssssd, I5c for
uncsnvssssd.
Butter-Msrkst q let aad demand light. Held
at s5ss7e for good 70 choice Western Reserve; s2@
s4s for Central.
Chsese--Msrkst quiet and dull at 1s9Iso for
4
and Hamburger.
EsgS-scsrce and in good demand at 25o.
HlGhWines-Eot much doing only in retail
way. Held Hrm At 81 10
AIcohoI--Held at ss 6O9s So for 90 pcr cent?
81 90 for eutTal Proof Spirits.
Petroleum Rather more active at a range O.
759sOc for Refined.
Dried APples-Market steady Wish e fair re-
quest at s9s1zc.
Green APpIes-stsady at a range Of 81 SoS
So 90 3 Dbl; the very choicest qualities shade
higher.
saIt-Iu good supply and steady; 6ne 50 s6,
coarse IS 90.
water Ll,ne-Firm ct 50 IS for Oswego and
Akron; SO 90 for Rolsdale Cement.
Piaste-.-"FoweITs' land plaster SO Por ton.
CHICAGO MARKET---Oet. 28.
Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.J
CaIoAso, Get 25.
FIour-DuH. Sales L, GOO ibis 50 5O@s co fol
| spring extras
Wheae-299o higher. Sales No. spring at
81 64G1 20, closing at the outside.
COru-lc higher. Sales No. at 81 2s9l so.
Oats-55zc lover. Sales at sG98Fo.
Rye-lo IoSer. Sales No. At 81 Il.
BarIey-S95o lower. Sales No. at 81 t5g
81 81.
Whisky-Lower. Sales at 81 eO5kGI 81.
Grain Freights-lOo on wheat TO Bufslo.
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We have opened our Retail coal yard,
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
Post-of6ce promptly attended to.
LENUEL CRTwFoRD i Son.
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Having had over twenty years experiences In the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character
especIaIl< the Throat and Lungs, win give perfect
satisfaction 70 all who may apply for relief. Hav
ing had a successful practice in the above named
places for several years, with unparalleled success
Of which satisfactory references be given at any
Of the above named places. g -.
All me iclnes prescribed and not operating latis-
factOrily, the money will be refunded for all such
medicines returned. Price Of Medicines for one
month, from 81, 90 to $500,
The Doctor can DO consulted the last two weeks
in every month At his residence, No lsi Pittsburg
st.. Cleveland. o. PGstonics address-Box I'LL.
5ecl6Rzs:1 tamdAw 3. G. CLARK. NJ. D
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RAND 0AMPAIGE
" ABCUT
KLINE & CO.'S HOOP BAZAAK
AND SKIRT MANUFACTORT,


We have now ready our fnll stock Of skeletons in
onr new location, for the commencement OF the
Spring trade, which embraces all of the kAding
atyies, including the patent gore trail also tie
est styfs Qnaker Skirts. We keep always ont.band
skirts Of extra SIZE and length and ladies wkc al
ways hAvs trouble to find skirt long or large
enough viii generally find them here. We WI ad-
here strictly to our former principles, viz: kesp
n9ne oat sooo a. &C., slcI We VII continue %
partment is in charge Of competent ladies. Deal.
ers In surrounding towns viii do well by consulting
their own interest tc call rs before giving Their
orders or going East. large assortment of French
And American corset and patent Eirt supporters al
ways on hand. Also, wholesale dealers IN Yankee
Notions, Fancy Goods, Emkroidsries, Hosiery. &E
A. KLINE & CO.. -
mayl2 l2s supsri0r-st., Olevelaad- o.
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UKITED STATES COURT.-sentence was not
passed yesterday on Mastick and Carver,
but will probably be declared this morn
ing.
The case in Admiralty, Swain Us. schoon-
er Comet, was not disposed of yesterday, it
being laid over till December for advise
ment, but the Court was occupied with the
case ofthe United States cs. one Chafse,
charged with passing counterfeit Treas
ury notes, and convicted thereof. A
motion to arrest judgement was made.
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their hope and faith. a Copperhead's
hope and faith must be high and strong
when he will venture such an enormous,
nay, immense bet as that which we will
now ventilate. We learn that one of the
leading Democrats in this city has risked
pair of stockings on this election. He is
sure, these last few days, (since Ohio and
Indiana have gone Democratic by tremen-
dous majorities) that Mcclellan will be
President, and he arrangos the bet in this
wise: if Mac is not elected, his wife is to
knit pair of stockings for his antagonist;
if he IS elected, that mans wife is to knit
him pair.
What confidence this Democrat must
have in the election of the Copperhead
nominees The magnitude of the bet it is
pain ful to contemplate.
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TRAyELER,s REGIsTER.
nHpaRTnPEa

81 Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Bosts, viii be called for by Coaches
u Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
At the Omnibus Once, Is7 Superior street, uszt
l0or to the WeddeiI House.
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f0r Salf.

OTIS FOB SALl&.-Ia6 FT. FRONT
on Superior street, eornsr nj Mn,r.on -. :.
AiSo subots l6, II aud 1s bsing As sest front each
S superior street ea1t Of AVirson street Also
on spring street, running back TO tha
S AZ TRACK, Deias land On which part Of tbs
shed Of The Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati
6ailrosd stands Alec, II feet inches mont on
IN, street. nearly opposite the new Police
For terms inquire % PAINE WADE.
oSo0hDo Attorneya
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MARRIED.

In solon, October I'D, by the Rev. B. O. Warner,
ain, to Miss EMELINE G. PATRICK, Of fsolou, o.
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CLEVELAND MARKEr.
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me rsOeipts @, uTsia BY rsn loE the "a hours
eldiag st hsli p.@t oss UlOos to-day are Is t0l
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VoTE OF TIE 1OlsT o. V. I.-The:l01s re-
giment, now at the front with General
Sherman, voted as follows:
Union, I6e
Democratic, 26
And that's the way the soldiers vote for
Little Mac.
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To Our BRANCH SocIETIRs.-We wish to
give notice that several hundreds of bed
sacks, sheets, pillow cases, comfortsbles
ana towels, are Immediately needed for a
Soldiers Home to be opened BY the sanits-
~ Commission next week ct JeffersonviIIe.
Please help US as far as possible-Send
in all the bedding, new or old, that can be
collected.
Hundreds of soldiers are daily coming
homeward, and until this Homo is opened,
they must wait for hours without food ,Ir
shelter in Jeffersonville.
The need is immediate, and We urge it
upon ali our friends.
Old flannel, cotton and linen are -yerv
urgently called for.
Everything for the comfort of the aol-
der in field or in hospital may be sbipned
without prepayment of freight, if direct-
ed to - "-i 0S'
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
s6 BANK srR'kEr,
oc'l';l'4 cleveland, o.