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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-15
me strategy Of the Opposition.

The effect which the victories Of our
armies have upon the Mcclellan Democrs-
cy is fully illustrated in a little electiopeer-
ing trick practised in Pennsylvania before
the recent election. On last Sunday, tele-
graph dispatches were sent from Philadel-
phia to various parts of the State that the
Army of the Potomsc was retreating, hav-
ing been badly routed and cut to pieces.
It was known that thousands of Pennsyl-
vania soldiers were in that army, and they
hoped thus to scatter gloom throughout the
State. This report PROBABLY reached some
of the rural districts where it was uncon-
tradicted, and had its effect on Tuesdsy-
Notwithstanding this Pennsylvania went
5000 Union on the home voteand viii add
$4,000 on the soldiers vote. So much for
Democratic strategy in Pennsylvania.
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The Leader DIssnfisned.

The Plain Dealer compares our home
majority this year, with both our home and
soldiers majority lastyear. Unfair as ever.
Leader.
One would think the Plain Dealer was
published expressly to please the Leader
and Herald, instead of subserving the ends
of Justice and truth. The Herald compu-
ted the loss and gain to its party upon pre-
cisely the same vote Broughsl as we did
and the returns read by Mr.. Chaplin were
on the same basis.
With equal propriety we would be justi-
fed in condemning the Leader for its polit-
ical table published this morning. o. these
cunning knsves.-PIain Dealer.
The Plain Dealer mistakes our objection
to its statement We do not object to its
comparing the vote this year with that of
last, though the Plain Dealer knows very
well that the overwhelming majority which
crushed Vallandigham was an exceptional
one, many Democrats supporting Brough,
and many others, including the editor of
the Plain Dealer himself, refusing to vote
for Vallandigham. But we do object to the
utter unfairness of fcomparingthehome vote
this year, with sthe home and soldiers vote
OF last year, put together. When the SOL
diers vote is in the Union majority viii be
fully $4,000 instead of $4,000, the Plain
Dealers figures. But. supposing this fail -,
the Plain Dealer compares our homelmajor-
ity this year with the total majoritylast year,
10000 of which was owing to soldiers
votes. Do you understand our objection
now, Mr.. Plain Dealer.
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The vote at Tod Barracks on Tuesday
was-UniOn, All; Copperhesd, 65. A
large proportion of the latter were cast by
substitutes. ...
At Seminary .. S. A. General Hospi-
tai on Broad street, thevote was-92 Union
to II Copperhead-
The 115th o. vi, stationed at Muir
freesboro, Tenn, gave the Union ticket
475 votes to II Copperhead.
The Ohio soldiers in the Post Hospital at
that place, voted-Union, 90; Copperhead,
81.
Yet the Copperheads would have US be-
lieve that the soldiers are going en- npasss
for Mcclellan
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Another EIect:oneerIng Lie.

The New York World claims gain of
1000 in the Seventh District (Cox's) on
the vote for Brough last yesr. To make
this out, it resorts to the trick which the
Plain Dealer has been recently attempting,
viz, comparing our home majorities this
year with our united home and soldiers
majorities last year. Theyfgure BrOugh's
majority at 5,I1O, and Shellabargers at
1000 Both these figures are gross and
outrageous falsiications. The majority
for Brough in this district, on the home
vote, was 3,41I. That of Shellabarger, on
the home vote, according to the States
mans figures, is 2,O2l. The boasted Demo
cratic gain of 1000 is reduced to 1891.
This is but sample of the wilful per-
sistent and outrageous lying to which the
Democrats are compelled to resort.
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CLEVELAND, O., June 20, 1883.

This is to certify that have been quite
deaf for the past twelve months, and was
troubled very much with disagreeable
noises in the head and ears of every imagin-
able description. The difficulty was gett-
ing worse and worse every day. put my
self under the treatment of DR.. Lighthill,
of whose skill had often read and heard,
and am happy to state he has entirely
cured me.
ANY one calling on me or my parents
with reference to the truth of this state
ment, can do so, as I shall always be happy
to recommend DR.. Lighthiil to any one
who is troubled as have been. reside
with my parents at Niles, Trumbull Co.
FIDE R. H4RRIs.
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The New York News on the last EIce
tHOm.

The Ne10s, with all its wretched devotion
to JEFF. Davis is not disposed to bray and
buster in regard to the elections of Penn
sylVania: I 1t says: f.
'Iu Pennsylvania both',parties claim q
victory on the home vote, and each sents
down the figures at from three Thousand to
five thousand. The contest is so close as
to give an appearance of plausibility to the
claim of each. The soldiers vote will
elect the Republican State ticket over any
majority that cansbe figured up against it. !"
It eonfesses to defeat in Ohio of 4O,-
900 on the home vote, and says of Indiana:
Indiana shows a decided gain, and an
equally decided triumph, for the Republi-
can ticket Morton, Republican, is elected
Governor, by majority claimed as high
as from fifteen to twenty thousand" y
The Nea0s has practically given up the
contest, while the World roars and blusters
like the North winds.
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The Vote OF PennsyIVania Soldiers In
Washington City.


The Plain Dealer of Thursday stated
the Democrats had cut down the Union
majority in this State to $4,000 from lol,-
600. The Plain Dealer of Friday publish
ed a dispatch to the Associated Press, from
Columbus, announcing that the Union
msjority would be $4,000. A slight dis
crepancy-only $4,000 votes This is
what the Plain Dealer calls " subscribing
the ends of justice and truth" Honeet men
call it downright swindling.
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FRON p L. sAeEE Eso.,. PRESIDENT or TBE
nIEE RLEE. InIL.EI- Ill

FRON p L. sAeEE ESQ.,. PRESIDENT or THE
CITY BANK JOLIET, ILL.
DE-. LIGHTHILL-DEAR SIR: 1t affords me
the greatest pleasure to be able to inform
you that I am still improving, and have
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it would take to effect cure. cen say
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tho first few days use of your prescription,
my ear has improved, and almost at once,
was relieved from depressed state of feel
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DR.. John Mott replied to me as his expert
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trouble seems very much better also, and,
indeed, altogether, my health never was so
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I can but hope that it may be the good
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your profession, beg, therefore, that you
will not hesitate to refer to me, as it may
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I deem highly creditable 10 you, and OF
TO me. I will visit you again soon. In
the meantime, believe me, H
Yours, very sincerely,
7, GadWTu
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OLhf fElaAADJ O.I y 1no AVg AcO4s
1t is with pleasure that 1 hereby certify
that my hearing has been very much ben
gifted by the skill and treatment OF DR..
Lightbill, under whose treatment have
been for the last two months. The catarrh,
q difficulty in my head and throat, is l am
happy to state, much better also, and a
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hills treatment, so that now wish to re-
commend the Doctor to any one troubled
as l have been. reside at Montville.
Geauga County, Ohio, and will be happy to
see any one concerning the veracity OF this
statement. ALOEzO RHODEs.
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Optical,
MONS IMPROVED sPECTA
!. 4. sOLOMoNSoN

Practical and Scientific Optician, keeps the large
assortment Of Optical InstrumsDts in tho city. Be
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Gas. BIuster and Brag.

These three, for the coming three weeks,
will be amazingly employed by the Dem
ocrstic Press. The World has already
heaved an avalanche of such stuff from its
columns upon its credulous readers. 1t
figures out the success ofMcClellan as GER
tain in November on the following basis
STATES CERTAIN TO VOTE FOR MCCLELLAN.
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staudtnr Armies Of Europe.

By the following table we see that in
Europe alone no less than 4,69O,O men
are employed as soldiers. The total an
nuaI cost of these establishments is not far
from s425. 900:
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TYpOgraphicaI.

The Statesman of yesterday prints the
following communication ... --
i -. MOUNT VERNON, Oct. Il
Knox county is redeemed. Last year
the Republican county ticket was elected
by a majority of 27O-this year the white
county ticket is elected on the home vote.
KNOX.
There Is evidently typographical blum
der here. Knox means to say that the
aohite-featheT ticket is elected
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-15

Any body in his senses Knows that not
one half of those States will go for Nc
Clellan- Their is no prospect of his car
rying California, Illinois, Maryland, Min
nesota or Pennsylvania. New York and
New Jersey are scarcely beyond a doubt.
Among the States which "may go for Lin
coin, " it mentions the following
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-15
How the People speak IN Their Birth
sH- places. -

1t is significant fact that in Philadel-
pbia, the birthplace of Mcclellan, the
Union party obtained a majority of 5000.
In Cincinnati, the birthplace and home
of Pendleton, the Democracy was beaten
by six thousand. A jury of those who
best know them have pronounced against
them. So will it be in November.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-15

DR.. C. B. LighthiIl can be consulted at
RUSTELL'S FOREST CITY HOTEL, C1eve
land, Ohio, 3Ist until Saturday, November
5th, 1884. -- Aug31; ;R2;eod
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AN IMMENSE STOCK OF SHIRT
IA ING Flannels-plaid plain, white and striped
now in store. TAfBOR, GRIsWOLD CO.,
sep2l 217 Superior street
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ELoUR AND FEED AT WHOLE

i SALE AND RETAIL--The public will aIways
ind at the subscribers store, in the rear Of Council
Hall, No.l8I Champlain street, the following: The
very best brands Of White and Red Wheat FloUI.
fresh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour, and fresh
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Whest, Ost Meal aud
Pearl Barley; also CorE and Oats ground together
Mil Feed Of all kinds and Grain, which viii sch
at the loNs ast price. Also Baled Hay and Straw
Any puTch, ses made at my store will be promptly
attended to and delivered frse Of extra charge. -
ThsundsrHigned was formerly Clerk in @. Andrew
Feed Storo. Tlep3, ,1T6l J. P. REIDEHBAOH
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1t is, undoubtedly, very kind in the
World to say that Ohio may go for Lin
coin, when she has just given on the home
and soldiers vote $4,000 for him. But It
illustrates the clustering way the World
has of talking. Instead of 126 electoral
votes for Mcclellan, the stronger proba-
bllities is that he will not get one. But it
is well for Democracy to whistle in crop
ing through the grave yards just laid out
for them by Ohio, Pennsylvania and In
diana
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&ur Sale.

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The Ohio soldier, vote.

The following are the returns of the SOL
diers voting in Washington aud Alexand
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1864. I
SPECIAL NOTICE.

60 Citizens af Cleveland and Vicinity,
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
> the preparations known as
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Clothing.
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rHE ROMANCE OF THE RAIbBoAl

X
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CHAPTER IX.-THE KIEs y rHz DAaE
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FILLED with iron fOundriss,
Where the people all were EorhiRgi
Like \ lot Of bnsy bsea,
Then We came to great Iunnsla
Near De eat pretty miss,
And when all was dark ~ midnight
Quick from her I stole z kiss
"Oh,n she cried, the people shouted,
And, before We reached the light.
was peerIng through the Wiudoza
In my sest again all right
After passing the great tunnel,
To place We quickly came
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And CressOn is its name;
Many people IN the summer
10 this pleasant spot repair,
p enjoy its cooling waters
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At Altoona we took breakfast
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Baoh lot Of hungry moFtais
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HuKReWELL's EcLseIIC PILLS

? ne great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
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CLEVELAND, O., June %, 1854.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. l, 1884.
Deafness Cured. ore Near Home
Testimonials.
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ATLANTA.


General Sherman has efFectually accom-
plished his object in securing this city as
military post. Those who have ezperien-
eed the troubles resulting from citizens at
such places, will appreciate his motives,
and Justify his course The army cannot
be delayed for any reasons whatever. The
same necessity that iustifes the tearing
down of houses, that cover the enemy from
our artillery or musketry fire, the same
necessity that iustifes the destruction OF
railroads and public factories, justifies
Gen. Sherman in his course The army
must be fed and the General who would
keep SO large an army as this inactive for
months, that he might feed citizens who
have done, and would do at every oppor-
tunity, all within their power to effect the
ruin OF his army, would not be held guilt
less. These people, if they must be fed
by the Government, can be better fed in
the North than here, so remote from our
base.
The trains of cars that reach here each
day, loaded with an immense amount of
stores, are welcome visitors, and enable the
Commissaries and Qusrtermasters to accu-
mulate stores rapidly. Going back the
trains are laden with officers and soldiers
on furlough, and refugees going to tbs
North. Gen Sherman, in his admirable
letter to the Mayor and Council of the
city, tells them that it would be improper
| for him to state what his plans would be,
but that he intended to make Atlanta such
base as would enable him to carry on the
movements to be executed. The above
mentioned letter is characteristic of the
/ man, and will be read with interest by
| every loyal man. That miserable, traitor
ous sheet, the Dayton Empire, vies with
its contemporaries further south, in its abuse
of General Sherman. But the man whose
| brilliant achievements have added so much
to the success of the cause is above the
abuse of such miserable slanderers.
THE ARMY
is enjoying rest, and improving well the
time. The hours of each day are set apart
for certain duties, and morning and after
noon the drills are taking place. LConvsl-
escents- are coming up in numbers, and
soon, it is to be hoped, the recruits and
| drslfed men will be sent forward. In
creased in numbers, rested, and in splen-
did spirits, the armies await patiently the
command of their leader, they will soon
march forth to new conquests.
As they have done in the past, so they
will do in the future, and in due time
new victories will be inscribed on the col
ors and standards of the diefrent regi-
ments and corps.
, 1864-11-25

A CHANCE TO GET YOUR SEWING Ma
CHIMES REPAIRED.-Mr. B. Conkelman,
Agent of Wheeler & Wilson, has just arrived
from San Francisco and is now stopping at
the Oriental Hotel, Walla Walla, where he
intends to remain for short time, and per-
sons who have sewing machines that need
repairing will do well to give him call
Mr. Councilman has thorough knowledge of
the repairing business and does his work
well. Persons living in the country, who
desire having their sewing machines repaired
can have the work done in a short time and
in satisfactory manner by bringing them
to the Oriental Hotel