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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
innn Id. Onium.

T, ;s now an acknowledged TACT that
unna ;s m ntidote for opium, but
= Ia ;nfarn,stio1 can not be too widely
snraa5 We submit n 'e following two cases
Of the kind published by The Arch'ces de
49,. "A short time ago a young
lady took by mistake a quanlity u i1t tbat
mum equivalent to two ts asPoo = 4Lo
is. representing six decis mn - 90
gummy extract of opium. nc - sba
the drug made her sensible u va" tnid bar
had done, and she immediT ely onaJ =
friends of it, who instantly adj ~ar-eJr
cup of coffee, a very a%pprOprial - -
but which was Immediately ejec ~
fhe patient began to feel very PainIi!I
snasms in her stomach. The dOe1 u
not arrive until an hour and a hah a
tbe accident, when he found the pa LII
WING ON a sofa, and very pale; the pn. PLhSo
were contracted to such I'm extent that -. n
nnnillarv oriice was reduced to a sma u
Hack point the skin was cold at tn .
e-xtremities. the pulse low and intermit-
fine. The patient was in Il state OF stu
nor from which, however, she could De
roused nv Speaking to her Ten drops oi
he alcoholic t~incture of belladonna were
administered in II quarter of u tumb1ertul
of wafer. hut were soon elected. n next
Ill NJ l. NV
ten drops were given in only "A teaspo Onful
Of water. and this was retained, andthi ssys-
tenn was continued by five drops of hne-
ture at a time at short intervals. The pa
tientthus i.mbibed as much rs four gram ueS
of tincture, andsoon recovered.
The second case is of a young womanF
who had taken opium voluntarily, with a
view to commit suicide. The medical
man called four hours after the act had
been committed, and a large quantity OF
the poison must consequently have already
been absorbed into the system. The pu-
nils were so contracted that the patient
had LOST the power Of vision; the
laws were firmly locked together, nose and
extre1aities cold, pulse slow and weak, and
insensibiIity general. As it was too late
| to administer emetics, thirty drops OF
t~inoture of bella donna were administered
by forcing the 10 Tvs asunder with the han
die of a spoon, keeping meantime the nos
triIs closed. The symptoms, however, be-
came so alarming, that the doctor admin
istered upward Of seventy drops OF tnc-
ture more, by ten at "a time IN less than
half an hour. The pa, oils then began 10
dilate; the patIenJ w~rs-eneJeotah 10 a
good whipping, which terminated her'
and the dangerous symptC ms soon disap-
| peared.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
The Trial Of Xirz.

The trial of the Andersonville whole
sale murderer seems to be conducted in Il
free and easy sort of way, and testimony
enough has been taken to hang adozen
common m~an-slayers. The prosecution
examined l25 witnesses, the record of their
testimony making 1858 f~oOlscap pages.
Twenty-three days were used in the exam
ination of the Government witnesses, and
the facts established are the blacklist in
the annals of human d~cpravity. The de-
fence was opened Sept. 26th, and up to
Oct. 9Th only II witnesses had been exam
ined. Fifty-five havereported themselves
out of the log summoned and Judging
from past progress, it will take a month or
more yet to bring Wirz to his merited
doom.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
The American Board.

The American Board of Commissioners
for Foreign Missions closed its ffty-sixth
annual session in Chicago on Friday last.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President-Mark Hopkins, d. D., LID.
Vice President-Wm. Z. Dodge, Esq.
Prudential Committee-Charles Stod-
dard, Esq, Nehemiah Adams, d. D., Au-
gustus G. Thompson, d. d., Abner King
man, Esq, Rev. A. /. Stone, d. D., James
n Gordon, Esa Walter S. GrimJh, Esq,
Hon. Alpheus Hardy, Hon. Linus Child,
VIM. s. Southworth, Esq, Rev. Albert
Barnes, Robert R. Booth, d. d.
Corresponding Secretaries-Rufus An
derson, d. D., Rev. Selah B. Treat, Rev.
n. G. Clark, D. d.
Corresponding Secretary, resident in
New York-Geo. w. Wood, D. ID.
Recording Secretary-Samuel NJ. Wor-
cester, D. D.
Treasurer-Langdon Storer Ward, Esq.
Auditors-Moses l.. Hale, Esq, Hon.
Samuel H. VALLEY.
Rev. n. G. Clark and L. Storer Ward
wer0 made corporate members of the
The Board adjourned to meet in Pitts
field, Mass, in September, 1866.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

WANTED-RARE. CHANCE FOR AGENTS
w What the people want. Complete History Ofthe
War, in one large volume, s~plendidly Illustrated, with
over l5 line portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
The most candid, lucid, omplete. authentic and reIia-
bic history published. 1t contains reading matter
equal to three large vOlumes. Send for circulars and
see our terms. Address ON BROS. & CO, las
West Fourth ST., Cincinnati. sen22.37Od&w
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
The EIecfions To-dax.

Important State elections are to be held
to-day in Ohio, Iowa and Pennsylvania
The most momentous of these, not only to
us at home, but to the country, is tibet hold
in this State, as the size of the state, its
central position, and the importanceof the
candidates to be elected, its ~unwavering
devotion, hitherto, to the cause of the
Union. have given its voice a potential
weight in the national councils. The
officers to be chosen to-day are Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, State Treasurer,
Attorney General, School Commissioner,
Commissioner of. the Board of Public
Works, Clerk of the Supreme Court, and
two Supreme Court Judges, on thegeneral
ticket; a State Legislature; and various
county officers. Thrse parties have tick
cts in the field, the position of which, ar
well as the names of the candidates, are
well known to the people. The States
Rights Democracy, who are supporting
Alexander Long for Governor, had some
show of strength at first; but General
Morgan has fairly out-Longed Long in his
devotion to States Rights, and the mass of
the ultra Copperheads have followed Val
landigham into the bosom of the Morgan
party. Long will barely rally a thousand
voters to his support.
The Union ticket is of course sure of
election. Last year Lincoln received
265,l54 votes; Mcclellan 2O5,56s-a
Union majority of 59,4ls. This year the
vote will not be as large by q hundred
thousand, and the Union majority viii of
course be somewhat diminished. We set it
down, however, as at least $4,000, and the
Legislature as sure for the Union party.
In Pennsylvania the contest is even
less active, and the vote will be even light
CT. A State Legislature and candidates
for Auditor-Gen and Surveyor General
on the State ticket are to bo chosen. The
Union ticket is headed by the hero of Fort
Steadman, the gallant Major General
Hartrauft. The Democrats have taken
extreme copperhead ground, and their de-
feat, by at least 10000 majority, is a fore
gone conclusion. The majority for Lin
coin last fall was 2O,O75.
In Iowa, on the contrary, the contest is
spirited, the vote will be large, and the
Union majority will bo overwhelming.
The.D Democracy, hopeless of success under
their old party organization, are playing
Athe wolf in sleeps clothing game, and
have nominated Col. H. H. Benton for
Governor. They have missed their game,
however, for while the soldiers are all re-
pudiating Benton and going the Union
ticket, the rabid c~opperheads, under the
leadership of lie Grand Byington, have
put up a straight" Democratic ticket,
which promises to draw heavily from the
Soldiers Ticket" Meantime Col. Wal
ter NJ. Stone the present Governor, and
nominee for reelection, is stumping the
State, carrying everything before him like
a whirlwind. The majority for Lincoln
fall was 39,479. We can't abate a
fgnre of that in our estimate of the
Union majority in that State to-day.
The review of the battlefield shows a
most suspicious and hopeful condition of
hings. The battle is to be fought to-day.
Press on the columns, Union men-one
short, sharp and decisive" struggle, and
is oursl
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
uIinois Men stiU I'm the Field.

The noble State of Illinois answered
every war call with promptness and near
" every battlefield is red with the blood
of her brave sons. On the 25th of August
twenty-five Illinois infantry regiments
and nine cavalry were still in the service,
making a grand total of 24,9s5 men. They
were principally located in Texas, Arkan-
sas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and
Georgia, and the Secretary of State has
taken steps in accordance with the provi-
sions of the Soldiers Voting Law to give
every Illinois soldier a voice in the COM
Ing State election.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

Elegant Fancy Styles, Plain eolors in
Assortment, Maize, Rose, Scarlet, White,
Lavender, Maure, Pink, Lemon Magenta,
Puce, Green, Gray, Siluer Dra6s, SIveT
Greys, Bayadere and Chele White.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
VOTE THE STRAIGHT UNION
TICKET

The Philadelphia Press announces that
q Democratic voter has been discovered in
a forest, in Pennsylvania, who had fled to
the wilderness some years ago, to escape
being drafted. When found he was COW
cred with a copper-colored down, and had
forgotten all the English language except
the word "draft." Ex-Governor Bigler
took him in hand, and is preparing him to
vote the Democratic ticket at the State
election.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

I tell you, sirs, that when Lee surrender
ed when Johnston's army laid down their
arms when Richmond fell into our hands,
New England was worse disappointed han
South CarOlina.-GeOrge w. Morgan.
The above is an extract from the speech
of George w. Morgan at Cincinnati on
Friday last. Such are the sentiments of
the man who asks you suffrages to-day.
Curses for loyal New carbohydrates
for secession South Carolina.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
VILLAGE LOTS.
PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS.
On Saturday, Nth Day of October,

The Salinevillc Coke and Coal Mining Company
will sell at public sale, on their premises, at ,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
a VOTE FOR BREWSTER Is A
HALF-VOTE FOR VAL
LANDIGHAMI
Deserters from the Draft.

The Cincinnati Commercial states that
there are over 500 deserters from the draft
in that city and Hamilton county, the
names of whom are published for the ben
eft of the Judges of Election, and whom
the law DISTINGUISHES.
1t would be well to have such a list of
Cuyahoga deserters at all the polls in this
city and county. All deserters from the
draft should understand that they can get
themselves in trouble by attempting to
vote to-day. Look out for them.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
..YOu Tickle Me. and Tm tickle You.-

Vallandigham was Democratic eandi-
date for Governor two years ago, and
Morgan stumped the State for him. Now,
Morgan is the candidate and Vallandig-
ham is stumping for him. 1t makes no
difference which horse leads-they are
both hitched to the same team and pulling
the same way.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
DON'T LET THE DRAFT sKEDAD-
Oilers VOTEI

The Ashland Union publishes a call for
n Democratic mass-meeting, in which oc-
ours the following forcible sentence:
Come everybody and hear from his own
lips, refutation Of the charges that have
been brayed by the lips of the Abolition
hounds, against C. L. Vallandigham.
"Brayed by the lips Of Abolition
hounds y is good.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

UrANTED-TO BORROWINGS thousand dol
w lars for four years, at not over ten per cent. in
terest. on \ No. I real estate security, atuoining the
city OF TOIelo. Those having that amount 10 loan,
may address 5. H., P~ost-otice Drawer SJO, Toledo,
Ohio. ocl0:252
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a good pen
man; whose time is unoccupied after > Q clock r
M each day, employment as a con1st, or IN an ONCE
Where he could make himself useful. Address COP
tlST, this office. oc9:252
WANTED-TO RENT-A comfortable dwelling
w in a desirable Part Of the city, bya good tenant,
at a rent not 10 exceed SI,Oy. Inquire Of J.E q G..
u. 2I1Supei0r 50.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
VOTE EARLY VOTE EARLYIl
VOTE EARLY!ll
non.fL 80 hem Vote

DOn't Let Them Vote.
Every draft-skedaddler and deserter
who has sneaked back to his home since
the war closed will try to smuggle a Dem
ocratic vote into the ballot-box to-day.
Don't let them do it. By act of Congress,
approved March sth, 1865, and by proc
lamation of President Lincoln issued in
pursuance thereof, these men are declared
to have forfeited the rights of citizenship.
These are the specifications"
J.. Deserters from the military or naval
service, who did not report for duty on or
before the 10th day of May, 1865.
?. Deserters from the military or naval
service, since the 10th day of May, 1865.
All persons who, having been duly en-
rolled, departed the jurisdictions of the dis
trict in which they were enrolled, or have
gone beyond the limits of tho United
States to avoid any draft into the militory
or naval service of the United States.
Don't let any of these swindlers and
cheats vote to-dayl
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

w new. I viii send bymail, post paid, n beautiful
Military Album, with twenty-fOur pictures Of our
Union Generals. for 5Ucents. Agents wanted imme-
diately. Price per dozen TO Agents, s., or Sis per
halfdozen. send all orders to C.. L. BRIGGS, 144
Dearborn ST., Chicago, Ill. sep9:2JO
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
A VOTE FOR BREWSTER Is A
HALF-VOTE FOR VAL
LANDIGHAMl
Union voters.

Remember that every vote for William
Il. Brewster is one vote subtracted from
the Union majority.
Remember that if the Union party is
divided blythe supporters of Mr.. Brewster
the result will be the election of George
F. Marshall.
Remember that George F. Marshall will
support Clement L. Vallan9igham for
United States Senator.
Remember, then, that every vote for
William q. Brewster, or for any man but
the Union nominees for Representatives,
is a vote for Clement L. Vallandigham
for United States Senator.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
A Good Deal Tor The President, BIZ
mot Much For

A Good Deal for The President, But
not Much For Johnson.
1t must not be forgotten that every DEM
ocratic leader, now loud for Andrew john
son, was Indifferent to his patriotic o
age in December OF 1850, indignant ut his
attack on Breckenridge and Lane in 1861,
laughed at his sufferings as a refugee and
opposed his appointment as Military Gok
II of Tennessee in I86l-72; denounced
his tyranny and called him an migrate in
1868; voted against him in 1854 slam
dered him in 1865; and now proclaims
himself in favor of Andrew Johnson's
Restoration or Reconstruction plan with
out aver having done anything but assail
all the other portions of his policy, includ-
ing Emancipation, COnfiscatiOn, Suspen-
sion of the Writ of Habeas Corpus, Mill
tary Arrests, Military Trials, Execution
of the Assassins, and the support of radi-
Gals like Holt, Stanton and William G..
Brownlow of Tennessee.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
Lnnk nuf I'm Ernuh.

Union tickets are being circulated with
the names of various Union nominees
omitted, and other names substituted in
their stead Er@nine your ticket careful
g. See that it corresponds in all respects
with the one at the head of our columns
If it does not, tear it up, and get n that
does.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
GET OUT THE sTRAGGLERs
PithOIe News.

A special notices another severe scorcher
at Pithole. 1t team stand several and still
light the world.
The daily yield Of the Holmden Farm
is estimated at 5000 barrels, of the Morey
and other farms 1000, making some
5000 per day, at present prices of oil an
income of nearly $4,000 every twenty
four hours.
New strikes are still reported, the latest
being a wedding, the first in Pithole.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

A church in Springfield, Mass, adver-
tises for members, No more improper
than was the reply of a church committee
in a Connecticut town, who, when avery
influential but ~irreligious man applied for
membership blandly assured him that the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
value Of Appearances. Abroa.


A gentleman who had been long at
tached to Cardinal Mazarin, and was
much esteemed ythat great minister, but
little assisted in his finances by court ia
vor, one day told Mazarin of his many
promises and his d~ilatory performance.
The Cardinal, who had a great regard for
the man, and was unwilling to lose his
friendship, took his hand, and leading
him into his library, explained to him the
many demands made upon a person in his
station as minister, and which it would be
polite to satisfy previous to other requests,
as they were founded on services done to
the State. Mazarin's companion, not very
confident in the minister's v~eracity re-
piled: "My lord, all the favor 1 expect
at your hands is this, that whenever we
meetin public, you will do me the honor
to tap me on the should r in the mo- st I'M
reserved manner" This request was at
once acceded to; and, in two or three
years, the friend of tho cardinal became a
wealthy man on the credit of the minis
ter's attention to him. Mazarin used to
together with his confdant, ut the
folly of the world in granting their favor
g persoRs on such slight security.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

There will be an annual eclipse of the
sun on the 10Th, and a total eclipse of the
Vallandigham Democracy of Ohio on the
10th. During the eclipse, both luminaries
will take on an exceedingly copper color.
Gin. Com.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
ANTED--HE

"ANTED-SALESNEN-For Hollands Life
w Of Lincoln Photograph Albums, The Better
Land, an exquisite engraving, Square and Oval Pic
ture Frames.by samples. Sold by subscription. {.
L. BOLTON & BRO, 81 Superior ST., Cleveland, y.
Ocl0.27D
WANTED-Stonc masons and %laborers, to whom
w the highest wages will be paid Apply at No. ;
Warnings Block. McNARY, ! CO. Oct-252
WANTED-WOMAN-A respectable woman as
w nurse for little girl Is months old. Must be
strong aud healthy. Good recommendation requir-
ed. Vii get a good home and wages. Irish need not
apnly. Address Mrs. P. G. W., RockpoIt, Cnyahcga
oCt3.2i2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
The "HOuse of Bssh ops

In connection with the sesA ION OF the
Episcopal Triennial Convention, now be-
ing held in Philadelphia, the follow ing list
of the Bishops at present in charge o. the
various dioceses in the United States VIII
ha Of intnrnsf.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
UNION MEN, DO NOT FAIL TO
VOTEI

The following quotation, from the Ohio
Eagle a good Democratic paper which
was published in 1861, will do to read and
think about:
Democrats of the North, are YOU to be
dragged into a civil war of murderous
horrors for a cause in which you have no
sympathy? Let those S1ho inaltglrated
THIS aoGr fight their ol07 battles. If blood
rps bsSbsd LET ITBE REPUBLICAN,
retired Establishment, in which nobo,
spoke above q whisper, and a few eler
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

To HeShaUl Department attention is M
0ited, as We offer about tl0elre Hundred
Wool ShaloLs, PaisLeySeoteA and american,
Real Paisley and French Cashmere, and
many others. For sale by the package on.
at retail. z. l. BALDWIN, 4 co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-EMPLOY THE sOLDIERS-Busi-
w ness men are requested TO apply fer Clerks.
Beok-keesers, POrters, Mechanics. Apprentices, and
all employees to the Agency of the Sanitary Commits
sion, No, s. Bank street, where soldiers. hOnorably
DISCHARGED, and well qualified will be found willing
and anxious 10 work.
LAlarge proportion ofthese are able-bodied and ex-
perienoed-the few who have been, by wounds or sick
ness, untitled for work have a double claim upon the
patronage Of a loyal publicly
References will be given when required. No charge
Tor services ofthis Agency.
Situations are now wanted for the ~following viz:
1Copyist, a fine penman.
stores.
sBrivers, Grooms and Gardeners.
lPorter.
Weaver.
7Eiremen or Brakemen.
5Apprentices.
2have no trade and will do anything.
5 disabled men wish places as messengers. agents or
Office pOrters.
Please send in your orders and help these meutoearn
an honest living. Applyat
S9BANK STREET,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

Also, MOURNING DRESS SILKS.
Checks, Stripes, PJaids, BrocGde, Droguet,
Gros AG'ifae, FoaArd, India aud others.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
UNION COUNTY TICKET,

FOR senator,
SAMUEL WILLIAMSON.
For Representatives,
DAVID A. DANGLER,
CHAS. b.
NORRIS L. GALLUP.
For County Treasurer,
JOSEPH TURNKEY.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
MARSHALL =. CASTLE.
For County Commissioner,
RANDALL CRAWFORD.
FOR Coroner,
DR.. JULIUS c. SCHENChs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
NOTICES.
MEETING OF THE STOcKUoID-

y Frs Of the SAMMY Farm OH Compapv vii
y heid at the Ofice Of the Company, on Mon
~, VStob9r ~, 1850 One object of the meeting
= decide whether Directors shall spend ths
m9ney on hand, or sell the lease and divide what
i 5en.ooo-, +. JUDSON,
~ Secretary.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
LOST.
4 OsT-MARE-A Largo

I 0ST-MARE-A large-sized bnckskin-eoiored
II Mare, with dark stripe down her back, aark rs,
name and tail. She strayed from BROOKLYN eaelIday
night or sunday morning. Persons giN1nS htoIhil-
ton OF said Mare to ABRAHAM ALtOII. BROOK
lyn, or VII AlLARD, 60 Michigan St. or - tar
den st., will be literally rewarded. oclG232
GTRAHED-COW-From my place, Friday, Oct
- ), a dark red Cow, 10 years old strap around the
horns with brass check attached. Literal reward
VIII be paid for her recovery, at }. b. SMITHS,
Spring It. OclO.2S
STRAYED OR STCLEN-From pasture, on
- Case avenue, a dark red COW, with white on right
hip and flank. horns tipped with brass buttons. Any
Information given leading 10 her discovery Will be
suitably rewanded by J. II. oct5:2s2
OST-PoCKET BOOK-On superior St, on sat
L. Urday, September I'D, \ Pocket Book, containing
some money, with valuable papers OF no value 10 any
one except the owner. A liberal reward Will be paid
TO the Under BY leaving Il al the LEADER Othce. s2l:2l
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

iation o. Rye. Malt, Vine and 1ta1i55 Jnninas
Berries, and has ell the nropsriie. and Sunlpe
the imported article, sepI2: RIeowIy =
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
PROCLAMATION.
DROGLAMATIOy-I FL,

Dk0GLAMATION.-I, FELIX NICOLA,
Il Sheriff Of Cuyahoga Conntv M, a. -
4Dtiiy the qualified electors Of said County. that
iuesl'ys the 10th day Of October. A. d. 1865 il
w. aay spp3inted by law for holding the General
EigStleh m the state Of Ohio, at which time fbey
viii assemble at their several places Of bclJjnJ
eeStlons IN their respective townships and wards
ana proceed, by ballot, to vote for the follovin3
state and County Officers, to wit:
One Governor, One Lieutenant Govarnor T.
5Suusss OF the supreme Court, One State Treasurer.
0ne attorney General, One School Commissioner
SleE5 Of the supreme Court, Ons Member Of
the Board Of Public Works. "a
One senator, Three Representatives. One Copntv
treasurer, One Prosecuting Attorney. One Co1nty
commissioner, One Coroner.
GiYen under my hand, at the Ceurt Uors. Il, -.
city Of Cleveland, this 18th dav Of Senfemba- a
D. 1865. oeptemOeI' A.
sep25:25i FELIX NTCoI. Sill.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

Also, BLACK r SATTNS.
White Dress Satins.