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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-29
Neut[If 0a6ri6tet1.
Selearashirt fir Aen Baltimore &3tfer".
8upOeshouhtHsbt.


Wa1btn0ton, %. De3br. - N(nl,
1aet, baB Gefrftoir NlcGulhpG ntGt ge1pnnen
1T, bei rem Nep= 2Jcrfer Santen cine Nnletbe
bon 100 WdN. 5u maiden, ~lpnpern miepet
ben friberen gBe9 einl6la9en pirp, I'm Gel
Der at %erlanaen.
@Uuoernettr SborfeY bon WtiItlfppt,
tpelGer Bier etn9etrpfen lit, beri6tet 9iinlti0
iiber bic j3uldnpe I'm Giipen. Gr Io9t, boG
Dor @iberrr1ung be6 Telteibes niMt meDr
ais 4 Neprdlentanten Der SiDltaaten 3u0e=
lallen werDen fGnnen.
= Mfan bGrt, baB tir3lt6 3tpet englil9e
@ebeimpOIi3ilten bier anfamen, UNI Snfcrma=
ttrnen uber Die Bewe9un9en Der Senter gu
~erlan9en.
= DaS Srie95pepdrtement mitnldt Die
Namen unO @p6nungen ber II Gplpnten gu
wiien, pel6e gu Dem lp9enannten 6rernpen=
VataiQpn %gebGrtHn 1itD 3ur ,3ett Der 0tnrtf=
tung BON 7 l~luiUl6I olbaten Bel Sa0anna6, I'M
DECEMBER 1864 entflU6cl1 0isjeni9en Sui
baten, melde ppn bieler Nffatre etipaS wtlen,
werpen erlu6t, Dem Sen. =Qlniralt in 98oz
ibtngtOn ibre Namen unO ~Gpbnprte mttSl>
tbetlen.
- Oa5 Wdrtnebeportenlei,t erpdrtete, baB
beute Mheno Capt. Semme5 bier dnfommen
tperbe man 9at i6m einen 9aftprtin Der
NaSp= YarS beltimmt.
SO in tpn 27. Ots. 0aS Nleranbria
SOurnal ld9t iitcr Die llnruben, Die AM @eibuadt8>
fet nalcItft ~porfielen !:
,,Tpn pieleIt Teltdltraticne1 flpB 86i8fep III
StrDnle1, NIB bon eilli9et ipur6e berIelbe gernbe
10 frei9ebi9 all bic Sarbt9eu nie an Die ipetBen
Qeute perabreiht.
.Sdou an fritbert 0ior9eI torlltc man beners
Ten, baG al bic ilIltgel sebellnIi0clt 9teGelleit mD6l
b~epaffnst iparelI. Die @mcltt begaru ibon Iriib
am Otprget, uuo I'm 1 llbr 9tod}llitta98 bate Ie
70 furd'tbare BropOrtioneu erreid)t, DAP ber Ntapsr
rctbpeloi9 fanb, bic Neutrality-suspicious.
lie Su llterbriidel. @6 tpurben Iofprt pref Cont
paanien bon 0allcod5 @eteraneu berar8beprbert,
ltlIo bielelbtt n~rrttirtet ale Sunnlltnl1tell ltllb lln>
rIbeltifter, bic ibnen auf ben Gtra6en III Die 0Illbe
fttlen.
@be ieue @onlpagnien anf Dem S9auplat Der
unrllbelt ct I9ienell, warel ptele YerlCnen pertpun<
bet tsprbeI. GtWu fiinf5ig pber bullbert Der &Gs
oelSfit9rer fine nab benz Sflapenpferden 9ebratt
moroel, NO rlar 1ie BEN 0felt beS Cages binbur6
S~I6rin9en lief. Gint0e berlel6e1 murbe1 9eIterl
friib i'll Srsi9eit 9eiett, mibrenb Die S6nlbi9eren
nod, in @tpaGriam gebalten merbel."
@8 idelnt, Dap Die erlten 8eri6te iitertrie6el
Tare11, nn ooS Spltrnal la9t, eS Ieielt so ODER 100
gte9er arg 9eI6la9e1 morbeu.
90 riel malt jett erfabrel fcnute, pllrbeu tloB
2 gfe9er 10 arg 0eldlo9er, bab man Die 9QfiuTng
anf bercn @itbcrber1ttllug anfsegetcn bat.
SIN Qaufe pes cages wllrbe ett bBhft mutb-
pilli9er SduB 81 @bappel Soll ubgefcuert, lpp
cine AnSabl BON 8arbtgen iid snnl &ergnii9el
6ul ammengefunoen bate. Sin ipeiBer Utorn gta'
mems Otit6ea, Der ii6 .ant Gropa1 iebr tbdtio
betbeili9t ba6et iCu, erbielt cine @lnbe an Sppf,
uno bellte ytddmittag I'M 1 llbr 9illg ba8 Sc
ritdt, oab CT 9~eltprten lei.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-29
Mndriften nus sIn,Mmrrifn.

Der Oampfer vNOrtb Nmerica," bet an
2. Seq. bot JtiO Sanetrc ob9e9an9en ipal
traf Dcrgeitern in gtew=2urf ttn.
8um &~rie9Si6auplube la9en feline piGtt9el
Nadri6ten Dor.
TaS bralilianiIGe Seer Bate am 8. Sou
int Gereth nit ben ar9enttnt lden Gruppen Del
@urrienteafluB iiberlAritteu.
DaS para9uaYantl9e Seer tpur, on9ebltd
10000 Mann tart, AM llfer bes 9arana sc
la9ert. Die @itaDelle 6umaita mar in De
ltdrtlten @eile befeftet unb iparo BON 10000
Nlaltn inne1sbalten. Nraltpent QOpe3 befani
li6 lel6lt bort. @ton puBte niAts 8efimm
te5 ii6er ben weiteren 8~elO3u98plan ber Natir
ten.
DAG %braIliani1de @eIAipaber lag nod
fprtmdbrenp i'm 6afen pon @orrientes, an be
Minpun9 pe8 paraguay. Die V~ara9uaYa
ner 1atten @prrtente5 gang auf9e9eben mi
li0 iiber ben pberen 9arand 3uriid1esD9en
0oS Seer Der Maitrten Bate auf Ieinen
@iarINe no6 Dem Narana in Der Nabe Sct
GOja ben 6lu6 GOrrientss iiberl9ritten. 81
lplte In Sdtfen ben 8lub binauf Biz mad
Dem fit Die weitertn Speratipnen aussetrG9t
ten @unfte 9ebra6t iperoen. Inter bet 0ano.
truppen ,rareu Stele &rantbeiten aus9ebrp'
Gen.
Der Gotler bpt 8rallten mar mad Ieine'
6auptitaOt NtO Sanetro 3~uriid9efebrt. Vei
Ieinem @in3u9e tparo er BON Der 8eUGlferune
nit 9rcBen acknowledgements empfangen
Die 8ldtter BON Gip SdneirU linp NIT Der
nmtIi6en 8ertGten BON ben Mdrlden bel
Qrrnetn uno pen lGou frilber 9erneloeter
56lo6ten argefiGt. Seitpem bat fein neue'
res Grehen ltatt9efunpen.
Gpn Den 5000 Yara9uaYanern, Die mad
Der Gapttulatipn bon u~raeaYana Dem 6eert
per Nlitrten einperletbt wprpen, tparen bic!
getcrben.
Nm 2. Deg. waro TT gang 8railten be,
@eburtsta9 bes &ai1erS NIT SCltstbumlt@er
6ellidfeiten 9efeiert. Der &atl er I4enfte cine,
Nn5abl @sfan9ener bic Sretbeit.
Die amertfantIden @mi9ranten. bic bdupt.
1ddliG aus bent Sitoen Der Ser. Staaten &C.
fcmmen iino uno lt6 unter Der Seitun9 SUr
Sbert g6opo b%eftnben, Ga6en int Der NGG,
Vpn Nraragunna etnen @Iab fir cine Stab
a%u5gemG6lt. Oerielbe ltegt 3tpt1hen 3pe
lNmalen 6liiien lnp fann etne @tlenbabu
Ser6tnpung nit Der 6auptlfabt baben. SIS Il
drl6 Elm GROCER 0iltrift ppn o6t Nti(ltpnei
uubebauten 9te9ternng5lanpe5 aus9epdbl
lrcrpen un0 man erpartete, DAP etne lebr &c
oel,tenoe Gintran6erung aus ben IlOl. Stad
ten ltattfnpen tplroe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-29
.fjlf UOutr0RtOren.

SmbTffens=Cffee Der Ser. ct. Mrmce.
Np. s :. @ds Strdse
Q Ddlttm ore, Nib., 81. Del. 1885.
2~erieeelts Mn3c5cte tn DupIteat merben tn bteier Office
cnteesen9enpnmrn Bic gum Samftas 80. Deg. Rtttdgs IL ltbr
nm benz Der. Staten 6ubitftut. Departemtnt ~abJultef1 IN tn
Baltimore, WtS, ~ iteiernt
&artoffeln uno 3niebelr,
tn euten farten Tdhern berpadt unb III fCl&en 8eittn unb
in fplGen Sudntitdtsn 81 lttffrn, ais fur etnen Ntpnat bonn
1. Sanuar 1896 an, n6tbte fnb.
Ste Mn6ebUte nlIfen auf BormuIaren geIheten, bic In
bteisr Office su betpmmtn Nnb uno mus tin GertiRtat benz
Gn9ebpte ~betsefl9t ietn, baS bon swst berdn.rDrtlthen Oar.
tsten unter f6rt;ben 1T. Sebes Mneebpt mus etne eebruftt
Gppe Der Mnjet9e am Roefe ~aResbsftet tdben unb mue lpe.
eitif& fetn III uebsretnftmmunS init alien tbrtH B;btne.
un9et,
STE Ieeieruua beGalt fb bas &e6t Dor, aut Cbr tresnb
eth An8ebpt, nel6es niGt SCrtbeilbaft erEbttnt, juridlu-
petIen.
SIN 8aGe elmer 9ii6ter fiaune Geitens beS Contractors,
bebdlt H6 bds Commencement bas &e&t TOR, anbtrsrpo au,
taufen, nm ben wtan9eI gu ~ersanjen, intem Is Zen RpIten-
ubsrfbuB uber cen gCntraetprtls Der Ysttet, peI@e TIRE
Mblieferune gu MAIDEN ~unterlaBt, antthnst.
0ablune wtr6 mad Nbltef,rnus In fol6en Spnbs eemaGtals
6eraSe an 5anb fnb; fno tetne b%Urtanten, iUbalb as peI&e
~einaebea.
Sste perfOu Uttr iebtS Wlttslteb elmer 8irrna, bic elm
Mngebpt rnaht, niuB einen Q. st. Treuetb betlIaen, irtnt elm
folder nt6t berettS tn btefe Office reetfrirti III.
SbpntdsW MILTON,
tee327-30) Sreo 8ria Sen. unbG 6 6 II 9 9.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-29
cine GraMenz0 ettttOu fir %Glt9cmetnes
Gtimmreht.

Girs IrlGe 1T bereitS INT l1mlaufe unb
TcQ ben Gunsree Bel letnem @ieber3uiam
msntrften SprSeie9t perper. Sic lautet:
81 BEN Senat unbbasRtprG a.
ientantenbaus!
Die unterBei1neten Trauen Der Ser. Staa>
ten Bitten ~aGtungspoa Tim Die Gtnfibrung
tiaee Mmfnrments CUR Contribution, weldes
ben Ausfd'uB beS StimmredteS Der 8Ir9er
euf Gtuneln9e res 0el6ledt6 aufbeben fol-.
Snoem MIR bteS NnluGen lte1en, lenfen
tpir Sire Mufmerflamfett uuf Die 2bat1afe,
peB mir cine Nn3abl BON Is Mtaicnen (allu
bic 9alfse Der 8ep5lferuns Der 8epublit) Inc
tsatgsnter, tbatfraittser singebprener amert-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-29

i6en 0teeterlt19 1tpd btrntebren itub bic Stune.
ripnSpartti abettnaIS ftarfen.
Sn @aua6iiden Soften Ianbeten in bieietn Sabre
81, 1855 frelilbe @inmalberer (einI6l. 2O97 0eit'
IHe), gegen 1917 (einlfl. 1862 9elitIde) in
1864. Son Der Sc amint3abl Der in bielent Sabre
aelanbetelt @inwatberer iatmen l 1878 ibre1
8eg nad ben Ser. Gtarter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-29
@aMpp's Galun,

RnMpp's GalDn,
80 Met 6apette Strube.
gpn bsute al ST. jeber 3eit
SIT Spm unb SerrD.
~(thclnteel Q. WUmtntbp.E
Gmben Gioer GiOer! !!
PeOples 8ant, Gde Baltimore nnO Baca Str,
BEL SenrD Cent. t22ts1mD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-29
Nm8 We,ps9urf

Newgprt, %. Oe5br.-9 as YOItset=
bepartement BAT bic Sumnte BON S1903 auf=
9ebraAt CUR l1nterllbun9 Der g8ittwe pea
YClt3ilten Walfer, pel6er ppn meDreren Jtptp=
ptes erinprbet p1rbe.
0eltern ~leiIteten Die neterpG9lten Stapt.
beamten ben NmtSetb
6eute NbenD muroe cine 4reiSboreret slpt.
Iaen 9eeler uno Sef. purA Die Gerbaftuno
bes @rteren b~ereitelt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-29
GIement 6. G!ay.

Sort MonrOe, %. De36r. - Mr0.
Clement s. Clay lit BON gGalbtn9ton bier
ein9etrpfen, um tbren Maun 3n be1t0et
welaer bier In 6n1t 1T.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-29

feeibmacDfSs@ 3efcDemfe?
afseibuot>tS 05efc6emfe !
2lnbrcas Gleutcr & @SGue,
$50 D. @oltimprear.,
5rtf@en Brttertd rn6 @G9 Ctr.
mir MAIDEN rem e%ee6rten pu6nfumt bic t~r0efene gn,etoe.
hab mir uns fur bic fQrfnenben Feiertaae nit elmer bp dfGre
tt8eN AuewdbG son BGGren, peIde an &c,
i9snfen GeeiGnet fnb, O%erifteu fatfn
Seine WleIier nn6 @obeln,
Gtlberplattirte @obeln mo QBffel,
Sera6e un6 iranS5di&e aaffeemaI6inen,
8u6ent0rbe mb Seller,
2ndtrte Nrdlentirteler,
@ogelbuucr, 8lumenf6rbe,
Seine Nert3euge,
Fripie ale geaaren, ret6e IN elmer 0UIIRGnbtaen
@tlenG1ntlu Y q o~ertnu1t merten f6nntn.
tteS1l-3D
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-29
apffer S $50,

284 W. 8altimDreitr., Baltimore, Mo.,
Gatritanten unb @n grps SertGuTer bpn aler6aut grrtez
feuine, PortfoiD unb 2eber Standardization
tntpftbien benz tisN9en Ii. auspdrttaen gubliiun i6r grpbes
1no rei6taittSes Eager BON 9pd;ttu6ern (se9er 300 0etItie.
tene Sprterh &rbett8taEten uu0 Gditdsn, &etptaf6er tn
ben tctnfen rnb &C i5madpplfen Ntufeyr. @tniaiunaen ppn
SttderGten &C., fppte eth SroFeS Eager ocn BeHcescrbs.
WSteterpetidufcr perbrn uniere grsls 10 PGt. btltssr fin
ben ale in Rer gprf; infer %carcnIdaCr IL, ea MIR aaes il
@rpseu fdbrtijrCn. fetS %tpuR0rct9 a6critrt.
llnler SGbrtiaterbtt!t df her srrbeu Mu(feuuu8 ben srfen
WretS, t2lIe-S1tc)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

ZINE c1GARs-FoR THE TRADE OR PRIVATE Use.
IN l0ts 10 suit purchasers at low hQurc; Seedcat
ard other Iobaceos cheap Tafa Gales Ihursday a 80 q
Liberty street. 10 stairs. j. W. CARLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

4 SUIT or FRONT ROOMS FOR A GENTLEMAN
Ftcet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

CABINET FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST MANUFAC
~ turcrs prices We have constantly hand. and make
10 order IN the latest styles lOd black walnut and
black and GIT Paior suits OAR aud walnut Library and
Dining SUITS God, walnut nud chestnut md
Chamber suits aud gensla assortment On aroles In
our lire, which draw The ht.n on the hubble 10 SOC
and Examine our goods before pnrchNeng elsewhere An
goods warranted WE'LL y bRACHSUORF
igi and va Nivingon st., between Norfolk Ef.sk
The et Railroad passes within two block, OF Tia rr
ITOR SALE SIX OR SEVEN ROSEWOOD TOP rouEr
fabts nrwl VITA clegahug carved legs Aul iitckcs
vii he sold cheap exchlupru tor l4un
l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pEDDINQ fuONINg
II Glts.es, &C.. cheapest az sNEDtN tANfHELI'S
SO Bgwefy, between stanton nd Nvnqiol stloria. Cal
M 1ve money goods NalrsuicJi delivered rlc furniture
In suit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO LET-wiTn BOARD
- 10 one two gentlemen, convenient ~ care Appl
ha icdateiy at 229 West Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

ITO LET-roR MANUFACTURING A LARGE BUILD
ing 6Oxl0 located in lower part OF the city; will rent
entire separate foors Applyto A. JOURNEAY, No.
Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

TNOR SALE-A GOOD FARM OF GO ACRES. 80 or
which improved and tho balance Of choice timber
Said farm r. situate between two railroads, in the of
Liberty Sullivan county, ~ Y For particulars inquire ~
Thirty sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
30 ANprso AND LODGING.

RoARr .fs,s NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
II W ~ R,sri 10 gentlemen and their wives or 70 snsie
eenn en al as fweni fourth street. between fhn
ANU s,xth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED
~ room 70 let 70 grntenrn and VIE or gentlemen, wit
without Board, with al the comforts Of a home, with
boy living aione no other boarders Address Home, UnioI
d Arc POat olIce New YORK l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

A PRIVATE FAMILY IN FORTY. THIRD STREET,
~ SIKH avenue accommodate n gentleman nd
two slnyle gentle vita lrst class board Refer
exchanged. Address W. W, station q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

HANDSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM ADJOIN
~ Ing second door; also double and single Rooms u
~ With Board, iiG and iis East foureenlh street. cor
Second aycnue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

mo LEr-FURNIsHgD FROM JUNE 1 TO OCToBER
!, 1865 small three story brick House. 10 Twentysxth
street. has recently been put In rst
rate order price S25 per month small family Apply a.
81 Beaver street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

ITO LEr-THE THIRD FLOOR OF A FIRST CLASS
house. suitable for parsons. Apply on the premises,
ia East Feh street. between Second and Third avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

no REST-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED THREE
story brown stone House. ia Twenty seventh street
ween Four.i anl lie in agcnrrs Rcnt 500 mouth
For partuIars apply s. Lexington avenue, Twenty
seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
FURNITURE.

A MAGNiFfCENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A niiure for sale, property family leaving clyi Parlor
Suits Eiagercs, fanofofcs. Paintings Gtt1ary Ironge
Hookcsc, Mirrors Carpets Bureaus Wardsob1s Rodsicads
Extension fable, Buffet &c. ut sacrifice liS Wes Twen
~ third street, near Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

A PIJMPToN SECRETARY pnnp-rrAp AND MAT.
n trers, but lsue sca md stins 5000 viii lie sol FOR
~, AaaI- ior three days A. u. W. bon 1854 New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A GEN
Il ueman and wife with very pleasant suit OF Rooms
With hrt lass Bo,rd UneSceltonablc references gwen
aad required l37 East Nineteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, or RESPECTApILITY
"A ard refinement woala let two or three Handsomely FUR
ashed Rooms 70 desirable parties either with without
Hoari; house and location class ID West Twenty
fIeet, between Seventh and Eigath avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN MAY HAVE HAND
Y rorly Furnished Room in private house; reference
required. Apply ut ii6 East Thirty .frst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

ITO LET-A FURNISHED COTTAGE AT BOLTONy
Lake George; the house Is and contiin roouaSI
about hundred yards from the shorc Of the lakei
$500 year. Inquire at Grand street, Jersey CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

A T GREATLY REDUCED iCES-uANDsOMELY
y furnished Rooms, In rrst class Board prices
private family References exchanged. lly Wayerey
rnce, near Washington gunre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

ITO LET-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH
water gas &C. in Jersey City Rent CHEAP The hou;s
cheap rather than store cash tuyer. No other need
answer this. Address X. r., Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN ROOMS IN A
\ lrst class house Those wiling pay FOR comfor;a-
homo may apply at % West twenty sixth street;
amber las
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14
The North CaroIIna ELECTION.

1t is as We predicted. The rampant
rebel, anti-repudiation, anti-test-oath, anti
negro-testimOny, anti-submission party in
North Carolina has been successful
Worth, the rebel candidate for Governor,
who was State Treasurer under the "Con-
federatc' government, and who declares
in favor of assuming the rebel State debt,
has beaten Holden for Governor by nearly
10000 majority, or about two to one. In
the only two Congressional districts heard
from, men have been elected who cannot
take the oath,-one of them a member of
the Confederate Congress. The other dis
tricts have probably gone the same way.
The triumph of the rebels is complete,
and the Presidents offered terms of re-
Cancellation are s~cornfully repudiated.
The result of this election, which is in
complete accord with the course of affairs
throughout the entire South, will not be
lost on President johnson. 1t proves be-
yond a doubt hat the immediate recon-
struction of these States would be fraught
with danger to the Union, and would
ieopardize the safety of the Southern
Unionists.
The Presidents recent plain talk with a
delegation from North Carolina, his tele-
grams to the Georgia Convention, and his
action in keeping Governors Holden and
Perry in Office, show that he has made up
his mind-t to 'put on the brakes a little in
the reconstruction business. We look
with confidence to his forthcoming mes
for the enunciation of a policy in
reference to the Southern States upon
which all earnest Union men and friends
of freedom can cordially unite, and which
will be distasteful only to the Southern
rebels and their Northern allies and coad-
iutorS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14
ifftsEm Whan They're novu.

Now that the New York democracy are
soundly beaten, the New York Herald
which was ON the fence before the election
takes courage, and administers to them
some sound raps. Here are two specimen
squibs:
The State election has proved that the
timber of the new democratic Albany
platform was too green. 1t ought to have
been prepared and seasoned at Chicago.
The facetious John Van Buren, said be-
fore the election that he was nominated
ito go into the hole he had crept out of
twenty years ago" Now he can Join
hands with General John Cochrane and
take a new departure. The two Johns are
free, and
The world is before them let them choose.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14
An Interesting Incident General
Rousseau at War with a Negro

An Interesting AheAueh
Rousseau at War with a Negro
Barber
From the Washington Union.I
An affair occurred this morning in the
barber shop connected with Wizards Ho-
tel, that, for the time caused more or less
excitement, and relative thereto there
were several conflicting stories afloat, and
as far as we could learn from a gentleman
who said he witnessed the affair, 1t appears
that General Rousseau, member OF Con
gress elect from Kentucky,and who served
with considerable credit as a General IN
the Federal army through the war, was
getting shaved by the foreman Of the shop,
who has heretofore borne the character Of
a genteel and quiet colored man, when by
some accident he cut the Generals lip.
The General told him to be more careful,
when the barber, in d peculiar tone,
told the General he did not do it intention
ally, when the General informed him he
would hit-him if he spoke to him so insO-
lently. The barber then jerked the towel
from the Generals neck, and gave him
warning il he hit him he would cut his
throat from earto ear. The General at this
rushed to his room for his pistols, and
when he returned his friends ~interposed,
as the barber had also obtained a pistol,
and threatened to blow the General s
brains out if he entered the shop
again. This is as neal the truth of the
matter as we could get. We endeavored
to see the colored man and get his version
of the affair, but he was non est for the
time being.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14
Ths OniciaI Returns.

The official returns of the Ohio elections
are beginning to come in. The following
is the vote for Governor in Hamilton
county Cox 1898, Morgan 1865, Long
80. Cox's majority over Morgan 1888
In Franklin county Cox receives 4,29f
votes and Morgan 6,236, a majority for
Morgan of $40. Both these footings in
clude the soldiers vote. We shall soon be
able to publish the official result from the
entire State. 1t will give General Cox a
majority of 30, 900 and over.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14

Byrd says they are good boys. 1t makes
me proud to hear it. l want the time to
come when l can send out fifty of my
sons TO preach, all at one lick. Come up
and see me. 1 will give you some meat if
l had it, but l am about out. l don't
hate you because you are strangers. May
God bless all good men and women; that
is my blessing. May God bless the
strangers"
Congrega ion-Amen.
And SO ended the Sunday "feligious"
services. 1 am assured that they are fair
specimens of the Mormon preaching,
though less hostile to the Government
than the average Though it was not
stated in 60 many words, the plain, direct,
only inference from the language was that
if any possible attempt should be made to
render the, Anti-Polygamy law operative,
they would resist it by force of arms.
H MORMONs AIMING ANDDRILLING.
According to statements published in
the Mormon papers, and the concurrent
testimony of all Gentiles, whether in civil
life or connected with the army, the Nor
mons are perfecting their military organi-
cation, which extends throughout the Ter
ritOry, drilling the people, and of lat e
with peculiar earnestness and zeal, OBJ
tanning all the arms and ammunition they
can purchase from discharged soldiers,
miners and others.
Nj. Richardson proceeds to say that the
,4,t; poin.an, =, nos.od Inv Coroross in
60" Ia" p
1907 is a dead letter. NO jury eouIu DC
found who would convict a man of this
crime. Brigham Young is supreme. He
processes to believe the act unconstitution-
60 :,
- - r,ars.1 So 900 t1 Tnoo
- "
d. M.
nor %snnoints- and keens in most imnortant
and responsible positions of civil trust and
honor, men who openly and systematical-
y IoLaL 'te iums' my onIcers'
are all PolvS,mists:
7. B. H. S~tenhouse, Postmaster of Salt
Lake City.
O'S. h hs + assessor ol In'ernai he'e-
Ro6prt r Rnrton Collector If informal
Revenue for the Territory.
Hosea Stout, United States District At
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14
DYEENc.
FREDERICK CYRIAX,

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
Establishment, Belviders Farm, East Cleveland.
and % Seneca street
OFEfcE-I04 Seneca street. Cleveland. o.
mean to make this the BEST DYE-HOUSE IN
THE WESI' and shall spare no effort to give salts
faction
1 call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleanining or Re-dying Of made-up Garments.
mh27
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14
For the benefit of the bOnd-holders, and

For the benefit of the bond-holders, and
in compliance with the suggestions of the
Cleveland Leader, certain leading politi-
clans propose that the States after being
required to repudiate their own debts, shall
be compelled to adopt an amendment to
the Constitution "~sanctioning the Union
debt" before they shall be allowed to
come back into the Union. This is one
of the results of the late elections.-PLain
Dealer.
Yes, and every man who doesn't want
to see the rebel debt assumed and the Ma
tiOnal debt repudiated, will hail the pro-
posed amendment as one of the best of
these results. The Plain Dealer is in IA
vor of repudiating the National debt
hence the growl above quoted.