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exquisite engraYings o4ua,S g,
les. by samples. Sold " unSS
BRO. ga Superior ST., u
NATION WANTBD.IGeo
Chant doing business III far {
,1untv. Ohio, left his NONE ~,
M train TUESDAY IAN H. Is
or heard Of since thel. nstier
WANTS.

-~-EoU n ALTON WANTED @eorgee PEnSJl'
NFOncIant doing business in hlrah htidiu ~,
a meLcnS ntS- nhiS. left his home for OleNs!anu W
aottaee tr,iu Tuesday. lith INST, anl IL HI
~ ~ se.n or heard Of since tleh. Ln.tLor Iisl,s built
- ! - > IN three inches high, ~ r,ons,
hiect hair dark grey eyes, biaeA ~ y Lad on q snit of
49, ~ eaIiow complexion II - 1zaJ n.rE-t;e
bi.rt clothes. withH katheI-Co, -. n--snn
II bad a considerable sum OF mvsS5 .o+-er1iDg biD,
~ nerson ewing any iniormalgI esrfEajf f6anEs
-5nca az above date, Will reeve " Hdfr,Ss n n
- bfs distressed family and Hlsn ms, Nrs NIary
S,l1c.T Aurora. Portage cgunI7 TBnrta~s cornf,
SI-r' ~ y-ifa at Hiram hapiusi ~, ~
6I IaSva word al the Lender ohlce-
-.-.IC w. r-.t a small House Of alsontsi ak
w rooms, within ten nlnuts roVlS.J-O
aalr,ss n. Leader Once nONle.zlO
H0ARD WANTED-For two lsdlesIMother
Rs1I Daurhter-in a pleasant respec'HDle laHll!,
= :, th,sre are few other bOarders. Auuress pits.
G. NJ. G., Cleveland,
%TPO TO RENT.-For a family ofthree
w nsr.ons. a Good House Tor a term Oi years
lH1aE9 ,,f lsss that eight Rooms, Gas &c,
and wouId prefer near line OF street halifoau. ~
s IT, A. y Leader Office, stating terms. &C. mo.194
CAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED Just
u received 4 igrge order from the SOuth loL l1ulss
and gents cast-On wearing appareis, Aso CeLpeSs'
bedding. &c. am willing to pay hlsh ptSS y
calling on or by note sent by post 70 MiAo- -
No. 10 Pittsburgh street, Cleveland, Y. noeIS--.
"ANTED-SECoND HAND FuRNLIUEE
Nv Carrots. Stoves, &c, at u. MOObE . olosItnl
ISL Ontario street, corner Of Mieh1gHn. noN..-o
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20
GREAT SALE
AT THE -
BARTON HOUSE
on
Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1865.

TNHE undersigned, Administrators of
pose to public sale at the above mentioned time and
place, the following property, viz:
Acmff'S HambletOnian.
This horse is six years old, was sired by Rys-
decks Old Hambletonian he BY Abdailah; he by
Mambrino, and he BY imported Messenger, Dam
was sired by Long Island Black Hawk he by An
drew jackson; he by Bashaw; he by Grand Ba-
shaw, out Of a Messenger Mare called sally Miller.
The dams dam was a mare got by old Abdallah-
Young Monitor.
a sorrel Stallion; was sired by Guy Miller; he
by Rysdeck's HamhletOnian; he by Abdallahi lie
by Mambrino, and he by imported Messenger.
Out of a mare bred by Long Island Blackhawk-
Guy Miller.
Is a three year old Stallion. He was shred by
Guy Miller; he by Rysdeck's Hambletonian; he by
Ablallah; he by Mambrino; he by imported Mes
senger. Dam was by Old Abdallah; he by Nam
brine, and he by Messenger. Dams dam was ont
of an imported Messenger mare, aud a thorough
bred running horse called Draco. When one year
old Guy Miller took the First Premium for TrOt-
ting at the Ohio State Fair.
One Year Old stallion.
Was sired by Hambletoniau; he by Rysdeck's
Hambletoniani he by Abdallah; he by Mambrino,
and he by imported Messenger. Dams dam WIS
an imported Messenger and the thorough bredrun-
ming horse DracO-
A -Four Year Old GeIGing.
Sired by Guy Miller and dam by Abdalah mare.
A HambEetOnian Mare.
Six years old, sired by RysdeelS's old Hambleto-
nian and got by a Washington dam. Can 20 her
mile in three minutes, although but little handled
A Brood Mare.
Eleven years old, with foal by Acuh's Hamble-
tonian and got by Abdallah.
A Grey TYVO Year Old Colt.
sired by Rob Roy, and dam a Hambletonian-
a Sucking Colt.
From AcuH7s HamhletOuiau. These horses arr
all Of the best stock the country can produce, and
fuller pedigreos will be given on application. Also,
Five other Good Horses.
Z At the same time aud same place will be sold a
lot Of valuable Sheep, Cows, Oxen, Hogs. Also,
Wagons, Sleighs, Harness, a Moving Machine,
Horse Rake and Farming Utensils generally.
Also, al kinds of Grain, and a large quantity Of
Hay. Also,
A lot of splendid Buggies,
From the celebrated establishment of brewster 4
Co. New York, Of various styles and patterns, to-
gether with BuhalO Robes, HOrss Blankets, Whips,
&c. Also a, large assortment Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. This is one of the best Opportuni-
ties ever presented for purchasing valuable stock
and other personal property. Sale absolute, and
term made known on day OF sale r.
H.- FRANK L. WALLACE, -
AMOS CARLISLE,
Administrations Of Z. j. Aeaff, deceased.
MealyiIle, Oct. 81, 1865. novIO:2H
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

DERSONAL.-The person who sold A Read
L Co, in April last, a Draft for Sl,gO in coin,
drawn by W. II Ladenburgh q Sons, OF Mannheim
Geraauy. on J.. Won HodmHn Co, New York, and
parable 10 the order Of Carl Walther, viii hear Of
something 10 his advantage 10y addressing or calling
upon me at No. - ROuse's Block, CleFelandi Ohio.
ped cRDAR POSTS e5 cords Red Cedar
II received this day, and for sele7bg z, B.N0UNG,
Lumber Dealer, Columbus-st: ~noyls:2e4
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.-ProposaIs for 20
Il Cords 4 feet seasoned Hickory and Maple Wood.
will be received, payable IN cash On delivery. Ad-
dress, stating price per cord delivered, ID. II. O.,
Leader ONCE nONleEb
Iron n STEEL
TlNN. sin take place at the A Or TRADE
p ROOMS in hecity of Philadelphia, on NEpNEs-
DAY, thei3th Of Decem5ers 1850. 4 general attend-
snee Of Iron and steel Makers and ManufactureTsis
expected and desired
II. McALLISTERs see,y Pro Tenn.
nIsSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
the name oLRoot. Warren a Co.. Pit Hole, lenRn-
go county, Pa Is this day dlss9lyedby mutual con-
sent; Inc guslners hereafter VIII se cenducten 10y J..
I. Marren& JIM. SeAcrest.s under the name OFT.
Warren %. An claims MAYOR Of or against the
old firm viii be settled By J.. +. WARREN &00.,
PicHoie Pa Oct. misty ~noyll:262
90 no IL. Mo0RR'S OLD STAND, sI6I
o. VI ontario street, corner Of Michigan. 10 buy your
NV
G50a00 nI0NE9 ADYANCEB55
and wel-kn5wn' MAGNETS o OFFICE
on SECURITIES of-svrry kind. Viz Gold and Silver
Matches. Diamonds, SDvgr Ware, gegelTy, Guns
all personal property and articls6 0BdnG nDthe most
SATISFACTORY terms. Business strictly pfivate. Es-
tablished 1851. N. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Watches, Jewelry, Guns, ETC., for sale at bargains.
Ofice-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis d Piex0ttOs Clothing Store.
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The RECOMMENDED.

The following specimens Of the spirit
with which the rebels arc returning to the
Union is illustrated by the following
items which We find in the Washington
specials to Saturdays New York papers /:
DRINKING TO THE MEMORY OF wIRz.
A northern man who went into a fash
ionable restaurant in Richmond one even
ing, found a party of over a dozen, most
ly merchants, drinking to the memory of
Wirz.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20

"ANTED-MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS
w S20.tOSlO0 per week to sell our NEW ENGLAND
SEWING MACHINE. Price SIS. This Machine has an
established reputation Of over 10 years, livery Ma
chine warranted Tor three wears Send fora circular.
CLARK * BARkER, No. II Superior-st. nOy9:262
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For SALE.

SETU One hundred and sixty acres Of
EVtnild Tand well located in Missouri, VIII De s2lu
- ~ cssb or exc hanged for city propeIg .5af
lie perfect. Address c. h, Lea9eL inc ~
1000 H Rf5 i; tL9 &5d9,ss Rosn ' z S SHs55s AT
Building, Cleveland, Onlo:
HFCK PLANK.-A quantity Of Dry SS1T4 qSh
LbSsnk on hand and for sale by
Detroit, Mich
S.IE-BrekH House and Lot on sdesira-
Il bic part Of Prospect street, i55Srire Of i II
House in perfect order, For terms nl uayif,5s5 -
HARDY, No. l6l superior street.
@0P S.TF--A very esirable Country Residence
~ Snangler Avenue. near superior htLeen ~
three miles IRON the OleSeiSdn9 ION 4 acres of good
Brick House, in tip-top conHluIohI 2 harm hem
land. with excellent fruit oil an hnusS 70 R'TNG-
merry, 2 summer houses, &cl Ap1S n ~ Gity 20.
HAN on the premises, or address Dun - "a
%novIi.264.
TOR SALE CHEAP.-lOO bbls choice Apples,
Il ia1 6bis choice sweet Cider, 25 bbls choice Cran.
berries. 70 blls choice Sweet Potatoes. Oal az lS
Ontario street. J. b. GLENN %. -noyI3z6z
nan SaIE-Uouse and Lot, No. 0 Euclid
L street. Tor sale. Apply TO A. M-AAN DUZEh,
Western Union Telegraph, Maring-s BLOCK. hll:z2-
1aTGwRA GRAPES.-The finest lot ofCA-
v rAwBA GRAPES ever put up N Se PUT; /, nv
Ton order from the vineyards Of ). A HAN anu )
McCroskey. Of Collamer, at lis ontario stIeeI
sAlSBoRE&0o noyg:268
T,OR SATF-One carriage with one or two seats
also one small Still. Can be seen at our OH he
6uery ON Canal street. On1ce IA superior sIIeet-
HOUSTON a FARNAM. hoNa;zez
r OnKNG GLASS.-I can furnish Pier and
IL Mantle Glasses on short NOTICE = .ne -
Of The purchaser, both in price and PATTERN Aatesl
STYLES shown by photograph. Also tTys6tl Hiass u oI
stores and dwellings Address thrOuSh IustoNlOe Vi
eai Al my Office, corner Rockwell and Enc
nOS5;2hl
T10R S~ALE-uIL-A fine lot Of Petroleum Burn
Il inc OH, at The + FACTORY OF NJ GUILD, on Yen
tTal Way
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TOR sALE.-ono hundred 1, Mi and SKY Mn s g. soi ID
r Wild Land, well io e1S,d for city property. II
Oleal loL laan 0aGn Il Lnnlnr nfInn. muNL..Lno
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20
WANTED-1,ooo AGRNrs-To canvass for.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per month guar
w anteed- and steady employment; to ~energedc
men with from SO to 500 capital. Gail u hoom no
p Atwater Block. We never charge for informal
~DOyl4.263
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WAMTEp.-AcENTs.
pyr osopHTcAb REv1Ew OF THE WAR.

PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW OF III WAR.
C,npIafe in one ROYAL octave volume. ornamentel
snd fsonnd il Inc most attractive styles Prices, e4,9V
Tnst the Book thousands are waiting for soldonIy
nv A Gents To secure territory address AT once p. =
GREFN- Room a, American Building, Cleveland,
Ohio.
UTANTED-Agents for the new Steel Plat, En-
w craving Of Christ Walking on the sea- en-
srava5by Mis- Emily Sartain, the only plate ever
engraved in this country by a Lady; For t1rther
PARTICULAR address L. JONES, No. Atwatef btoSA'
aWavaland Ohio hVNAd--oo
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20

TOO AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
IOU o EAR IN SECESSIA, by JUNICS
IFNRI BROWNE.-This record of Camp, Field
anJ Prison Liza presents a vivid account OF the au-
fhor1s expsriences, Illustrating the Trials, HardshlpS
ND Sufariucs Of our brave soldiers in defending and
nreserTina o4r National Union. 1t should be read
By every Youth in tls land; SOLD 33NLA ~
60 Publishers, at Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit or
IT1oi;.asnoiisN novii:26f-2td-2tw
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TOR SALE.-BHck House ana ana L cos n water.
49, IN perfect order. For terms inquire o. =
naPnN " 164 Superior street. nonIt-
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The Most Desirable Investment
Ever OfcFs& a"

IMMENSE TRACTS OF MINING AND AGRI-
CULTURAL LANDS SIXTY PER CENT Of
PORT DIES IMPOSTs, and TAXES, in the
states Of TAsfAULIPAs and SAN LUIS POTOsI;
and the PLIGHTED FAITH Of The said States and
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are all PLEDGED
for the redemption OF these Bonds and payment Of
;,Nar.af
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@o0n nm. LLOYD,S-Maps and Charts at
2llOO wi6iesaIe. Address Room 4 AnleIlSan
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THE undersigned, Administrations Of
j the estate Of E. J. ACUFF, deceased, viii ex,
pose To public sale at the above mentioned time and
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20

@TCIE PI-ANK,-A quantity Of Dry 9 Inch
IN, 6n hand and for sale by SAMUEL 49,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
FOR SALE,

ONE or THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
" LOTs in the City, situated on High street. For
Terms, etc, applyto I, 6. TITUS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBEdsHED EvRRY SATURDAY MOANING. BY
a n L w KS A j - n u ~ n "
DIV. sELwIcn, va. gASrARY.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

GUTrA PERcHA.-Th;s substance is the
hardened juice Of tree growing in Sin.
gapore, BOrneo, and other islands of the
Eastern Archipelago. In order to procure
it, the largest trees are feIled, the bark is
stripped of, and milky fluid which ex.
udes from the surface is collected and
poured into trough, formed by ths hol-
low stem Of the plantain leaf. On expo
sure to the air, the liquid quickly coAgu-
lates. The first specimen OF gutta psrcha
seen in England, was sent to the Society
Of Arts, London, in 1s43, by DR.. Mont
gomerie. The tirst articles made of shis
substance in England we're . little Aaad.
q short piece Of pipe and ! small easss
which were presented ID the GeeiSty q
Arts in 1874. The words ''gattA" means
gum which exudes from tssa. and .spssN
cha" derived from ''peftshayr ihs Aslgsie
name for the tree which PfItci
'"' SH'"' - 50. =
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

DR.. @. w. .MOORE.-By reference to our
Advertising columns, 1t win be seen that this dis
hnguished Physician and Surgeon, late Surgeon
General In the army Of Gen. Butler, at New Or
leans, has established Medical institute ia San
FranctSeo Persons suffering with disease of any
kind or description. BY placing themselves under
the care Of DR.. Moore, can rely upon receiving
Cotts 0syRttS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

once, on COIOma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

The FhySIciAh as 01Een hEAmed Tor
want Of successin his treatment when he,disappoint
ent In the recovery Of the sick is to be traced to
the administering Impure medicines. Robert White
apothecary, 10 paying particular attention to the
compsunding phyScians' prescriptions and family
recipes nom medicines Of uDdoubted purity. Robert
White, Medical Hall, is appointed agent foF most
OF the genjlne Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

q H L w o X = n - n U ~ n y
D. ~. sELWIcn, W.'A. SASrART.
eRRMs-tSAukRLvT 1NeG-ONe yesr Is; ate Hs~shs~
81 Three NOaths So Ons Nonth CPayabIs pas Car
risF1, 80 cents; slAsA cSPssS, IN cents
AOVERTIsN0-OAe squars. of le lines, srss HsEttsA os
iassPios 81 50; Badness Cards. ss
ysAF. e1s; BasIAess Cards, Of 10 sss lea
three noaths ol0. hbaral dseeaat viii Be made
AbOvs rats for yearly and quarterly adVtsnents which
J0B PRINTIN0-Our Once s repIete With all the measru
IaProve1saes for The sxseutien Of
ybe Of PRINTING, such Books, Pamphles
Posters Handbls CiTsuars Ball Tiekets ProgrAmmes
tiheaes Of Stock Deposit Rlhsads Cheeks, Recepta
Cards Labels eee.. In pisiu or fancy eOOred Inks.
Attachment. under the laU, for this Once
Blank Declarations Of Homestead the
In jest printed. complete form Of MINERS DIED.
Also, = beautifully executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
e. P VIRHER w. IHwaaAneten stFeet opposite haEurss
House Il the authorized for the MOUNTAIN
DEMOCRAT, In the city of San Francisco All orders for
the Paper Advertising len With him viii BE- promptly
tended 70.
JSJ. KNowLTOS 4 CO. corner NJ Montgomery and Cal
tain DemocIat, In San FrAneisoo.
u. nR0WNa the authorized Aeeat Of the DENOCRAr a
GeorgsoWn Orders for the papar AdvsStihg for job
s:rt sn .ith hin; III g 7.Rstly ss'I aor,,
TAIN DENOeaAfa ~ Dorado. Orders len With him will
prNNaFtiv AtteaAed
n. RIDLENAN iaonT asshaEtEeA saerAEseats-
All orders Tor sdveras &C., lsh With him viii receive i'm
mediate Attentnn.
r. L. ~ LS IL for the DGNOeRAT ct Trginia City
Nevada Territory.
COL MN KNOX Is our antAsrired seeut At GriEIy Y1aG-
All orders given him fOr tie Democrat vim be pr1py S
teaded 70.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

MasOntc.--sierra Nevada Council,
No. 40, Of Royal and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the first Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, Placervine.
WIN. A. JANUARY, I. !. NJ.
HRHRY d. RAPHAEL, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

Masonic. - St. James Royal Arch
Chapter, No. l6, holds its regular meetings in Ma
sonic Hall, on the evening OF the frst Wednesday
Of each month. All Companions in good standing
will be cordially welcomed.
ARvID G. ARvIDsS0N, NJ. z. II. P.
Henry D. RAPHAEL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

Masonic N Otic .--Stated Meettng OF
Fl Dorado Lodge, No. 26, are held at Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
In each month.
FREDERICK P. BARss, W. H.
HESRV D. RAPHAEL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

Palmyra Lodge, no. rs 1, F. & A. M.
holds its stated communications on Thursday nights
next preceding the full Of each month, in Odd
Fellows Hah, P1acervilIe. All brethren in good
standing are invited to attend.
WILLIAM II. CROCKER, W. n.
6. A. PEHWuL, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-12
A Negro Secretes himself in a La
dy's Bed Chamber. l.

We learn that Mrs. Eaken, wife of Rev.
EakeD, of this county, narrowly escaped
an assault from negro, few days since,
in the city of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
1t appears that Mr.. and Mrs. Eaken have
been for some time teaching contrabands in
the neighborhood of Washington city. Mrs.
Eaken recently went to Harrisburg for the
purpose of meeting her husband, who had
been on visit to the West. She went to a
hotel, and was about retiring for the night,
when she heard heavy breathing beneath
the bed. Greatly alarmed at the sound, she
fastened down stairs and informed tie pro-
prietors that there was. a man in her room.
An investigation was then made, when a
big buck negro was found asleep under the
bed, armed with butcher-knife. He was
Immediately taken into custody. What his
object was can only be surmised. 1t is
thought that he had secreted himself under
the bed some time previously, and being
tired fell asleep. The noise made by his
heavy breathing doubtless saved the life of
Mrs. Eaken.-Guernseu j Je6ersonian, Sept. 20.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-12
The Re.uls in Connec,rcut.

The Tribune very factiously stated, day
or two since, that the Republicans surren-
dered the State of Connecticut to the DEM
ocrats, and "hoped they would have good
time managing it," This is an abandon
ment OF State which has given Republi-
can majority for at least six years in sue
cession, varying from two to nine thousand.
In 1859 the Republicans carried the State
by near two thousand majority, in 1860 by
over six thousand five hundred, In 1852 by
over nine thousand, and In 1884 by a major
ity of five thousand six hundred and fifty
odd. The majority for the Republicans last
tall was about rs large as that received in
the great State of New York. These re-
suits, for six consecutive years, established
the fact that Connecticut was Republican
State. t5rH yr.v.s sy-t-t
But the leaders OF that party have en-
grated upon their creed Negro Suffrage,
and on that went before the people for an
Endorsement. The result is, that instead OF
a Republican majority there are over six
thousand the other way. The five thousand
six hundred odd Republican majority of
last year is not only wiped out, but there is
some six thousand five hundred majority
against them, which, according to the
1ribune's mode of figuring, is q change OF
over twelve thousand In less than year.
Well may the Tribune turn the State over
to the Democracy when SO great revolu-
tion as that reveals itself--N. Z. Herald, I'm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-12
Strange DeveIoPments-SOmebOdy
Has Poclxeted 100000 10 $780,

The summary suppression of all investi-
CATION by the dominant party in the last
Legislature, we have more than once assur-
ed our readers, could have no other signifi-
canoe than that there was something rot
ten in the management Of affairs, which il
was necessary to cover up in order not to
endangeri party success.
Now, however, we are in possession OF
the facts, and we hasten to submit them to
the people of Maine. The case is substanti-
ally as follows: Some seven hundred men
chiefly negroes, were enlisted in the rebel
lious States, upon the quota of Maine
These men SO enlisted should have been
counted upon the quota of the State, reduc-
| ing it by so many, and should have been
| credited to the several districts.
This was not done. On the contrary
these very men were sold by somebody to
different towns in the State, at some five
hundred dollars a piece, and the money
pocketed by the person or persons perpe.
trating the fraud, and the aiders and abet-
tors thereof. sga. r4r
Thus some three hundred to three hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars were taken
out of the pockets of the people by the
graceless scoundrels who have since been
rioting in their ill-gotten gains.-Portland
Argus, Oct. 2.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-12
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Oct. III
The Election I'm Ohio.

sr The Democracy of the State went into
the election yesterday against the most tre-
mend0us odds that were ever arrayed
against an organization. Two years ago,
Mr.. Vallandigham was beaten for Governor
by $1,000 on the home vote and 10000 on
the soldiers'-making 10l, 900 in all. Last
year the majority for Lincoln. on the home
vote, was $4,000, and nearly $4,000 on the
total vote.b 10 overcome these tremendous
figures was hardly deemed possible in one
year, and 1t indicates the unconquerable
vitality of the Democracy that, with such
q load upon 1t, 1t should have entered the
campaign with energy and zeal. Any
other party would have abandoned the
contest as hopeless. and made feeble and
,spiritless effort. But the Democracy, re-
lying upon the truth Of their principles,
q apd having confidence In the sober second
q thought Of the people, gallantly threw
down the gage Of defiance to their oppo-
Dents. 1s
s' Had il been accepted fairly and squarely
had moi the State Convention of the Re-
publicans lodged the issue of Negro Suf-
frage, and the Republican nominee TOR Gov
ern0r taken an equivocal position on it
had they openly avowed their real senti-
ments, they would, despite their previous
majority, have been badly beaten. This is
now evident from the returns. The gains
for the Democracy throughout the State
win be found to be very large. The tower
ing majority Of 100000 Of 1868, has dwin-
died away to probably 10000. In another
year, with the same ratio of increase (and
we believe 1t viii be larger, the Democracy
VIII be triumphant In Ohio by q sweeping
vote There Is every thing TO encourage
the Democracy to persevere In the good
work OF the political redemption Of the
country.