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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-21
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THE LEADER IN TIE REVOLT.

George w. Gordon, one of the first in
stigators of the revolt, was a mulatto, or,
as people of his color are called in the
West Indies, a brown man. As already
bic landed property, but his character for
malice and yindictiveness was of the worst.
Gordon was a perfect frebrand in st.
Thomas in the East. The authorities
could get no rest for him. He opposed
everything, and as through him in one
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The Suffrage Amendment in WiseOn-
sin.

The Suffrage Amendment in WiseOn-
sin.
Official returns from the Wisconsin
election considerably reduce the reported
majority against equal suffrage in that
State, and give some slight cause for hope
that it is carried. Granting, however,
that it is defeated by from n to three
thousand majority, the result is so close as
to show that the cause of equal rights
was only defeated by the cowardly deser-
ton of it by the Union State Convention,
under the lead of Senator Doolittle. Had
that body, instead of lodging the issue,
frankly and candidly endorsed the Amend
ment and made their canvass upon it,
there can be no doubt that it would have
been carried by a handsome majority. II
it is lost, the Copperheads and rnhnis may
thank Senator Doolittle for having sue
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-21

Brigadier General Sweet, the former eff
fcient c~ommandant at Camp Douglas, has
been appointed assistant Superintendent
of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
way, and will establish his headquarters at
Meadville, Pennsylvania.
The Summit County Beacon says some
real estate was sold in Akron, a few days
since, for $1,000, which was bought four
years ago for 5000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-21

The count of the official vote of this
State has proceeded far enough to show
that General Cox's majority will be over
10000, and that of other candidates on the
State ticket SO, 200.
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MISCELLANEOUs.

pED CEDAR POSTS.-25 cords Red Cedar
IL received this day, and for sale by P. B. YOUNG,
LumDer Dealer, Columbus-st. n~ovIS:26i
pROPOsALS FOR WOOD.-PTOPosaTs Tor %
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RO0ms, IN the city Of Philadelphia, on WEDNFs-
OA1, the 18th Of december ISIS. A general atteDd-
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Ii. McALETSTER. seo,v PRO Tor
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nISS0LUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHTP-
the name oIhoot. Warren d Co, PIT Hole, yensn.
go county, Fasls this day dissolved By mutual con-
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nAIIth% ! y; Seacrest, under the name of r
warren 1Y, Al claims in favor of or AGAINST tbc
ol urn VIII &c settled by j. Il. WARREN 90
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all personal property and articles ofvaipe on fbe most
9 satisfactory terms; Business strictly private -
tablshed ISL N. B.-A variety ~ nn-a5e.aa5
watches, Jewelry, Guns, etc, for sale AT bareaSns
Ofiee-corner of Water and Superior sfrssss oro-
Davis a Pie<otto's Clothing Store.
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DR.. Massie sailed from New York on
Saturday for his home in England.
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ANorHER INcInENr or rHE sLAranrI

The Baroness Won Ketelhodt, the wife
Of the Brfoh Alfred, and daughter of the
murdered Custos of MOrant, passed some
trying moments at Oxford, the property of
her late lamented father, While the Morant
Bay butchery was going on She was
alone with a boy when the glare shed by
the burning buildings in the town, and the
distant sounds of the riot, alarmed her.
Sending for one of the headmen she in
quired the IL of the disturbance, and in
quired of him about Mr.. Walton. With
a significant grin, the fellow replied that
Mr.. Walton had been killed long ago.
What, killed ?" she said, scarcely realiz-
ing the answer. ayes" he added, killed
dead; and by this time the John Crows
have dug out his eyes"
"And my fatber?" she cried, almost
frantic with growing apprehension. ooh,
your father He has been killed long
ago" he answered, and quickly turned on
his heels with the coolest indifference.
The almost paralyzed lady had just
strength enough left to order her horse,
intending to ride down at once to the Bay;
but she fortunately desisted through one of
those impulses which sometimes seize one
without his beingfable to say why. Had
she carried out her first intention she
would probably have been among the vic
fins
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TMTA y -
w py tins day at Piano Rooms, Iz3 Superior
Street, up stars:
DFOR NATION WANTED.-George Spencer,
n,er-bant doing business IN hiram RAPIDS,
Portage county. Ohio, left his home LOT Cleveland on
ne evening train Tuesday, 18Th INST, and mas not
been seen or heard of since then. he Is p years ola,
about 5 feet or three inches hlghs h4tneI nsht ount'
black hair. dark grey eyer, black MA6Atis anu NOUS
tsche and saIOw complexion He had on a suit OF
new black clothes, with a leather-coloreq neck-ue'
u Nod q considerable sum Of money on his person.
ANY person giving any information concerning him
100 A. ahr0ye date. will receive the heartfelt thanks
~ Ms distressed family and friends; ADDRESS Is r
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G4ST OFF CLOTHING WANTED.II{ Just
rsceived a large order from the 1Outh il 49,
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=.15TFDLsECOND HAND FURNITURE,
WAN-rifs Stoves, &C, at II. MOORE'S old stand
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NOR SALE-On Refinery, in complete or
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iso one twenty barrel AgitatOr. Inquire OF in
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EOR SALE.-One hundred and sixty acres Of
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Onnn III. II. LLOYD'S-Maps and Charts at
OOUO wholesale. Address Room 4 American
R,Iding CisveiaDd Ohio uovI7.ZfG.
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DECK PLANK.-A quantity Of Dry 3 Inch
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DOR S~ALE-OIL-A fine lot of Petroleum Burn
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trail WAY. sep26:R7
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EOR SALE.-Brick House and Lot on q deslra-
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GREAT SALE
Al THE
BARTON HOUSE
Wednesday, Nov. %, 1865.

THE undersigned, Administrators Of
i the estate off. J. ACUTE, deceased, will eX-
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nlacn tha EaIInutnn nrnn-rAE rt-.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-14
Como TO Grief.

SO"C " ~FleA'
South Carolina has come to grief. The
mother of Secession finds her suferings
under the bene6cent sway of JEFF. Davis
greater than she can bear. In raising the
standard of Rebellion, she finds that she
invoked demon that threatens to rend
her to pieces; III plunging the country into
the horrors of civil war, she discovers,
when 1t is too late to retrieve her error,
that she is forging the chains of her own
servltude.
Her grief finds utterance through an ex-
traordinary message transmitted by her
Governor to the State Legislature few
days since. His Excellency eloquently
bewails the condition of the South in gen.
eral and the Palmetto State in particular,
and contends that the worst evils suffered
under the Government at Washington
were light compared to what is suffered
under the Conspiracy at Richmond. He
denounces the recent assumption of des-
potic powers on the part of Mr.. Davis
and his associates as at war with Justice
and antagonistic to the very principle
which inspired the Rebellion; and init
ma3es that if this course is persisted in the
Confederacy will soon prove not only Il
curse to the South, but speedily bring
about its own downfall.
AS to South Carolina, he contends that
she has been drained to depletion. Her
resources are exhausted; her population
has been decimated by war; her energies
have been taxed to the utmost verge Of
endurance. Any further claim, he adds,
made by the General Government on her,
will "abstract so much from the little
bone and sinew that is left in the land to
leave us enervated, paralyzed and COM
paratively helpless in our own defense. :"
He proceeds to draw glowing picture Of
the sacrifices South Carolina has made for
the rebel cause, and says that "with a
voting population of about forty-seven
thousand, she has furnished at least sixty
FIVE thousand troops to the Confederate
army, and that OF the thousands of State
officers whom she might have claimed as
exempts from that service, there are less
than one hundred within the borders Of
the State"
IL what the uONSIuOI says Is ITueJ De-
cession has proved dear investment to
South Carolina. But if her condition is
so deplorable now, what will it be year
hence if the war continues: With Gen.
Sherman established on her borders with
powerful fleets lowering on her sea- board;
with Charleston besieged or captured
with her Territory exposed to the devas-
tations of invading armies; with her pop
ulation reduced to beggary, and the hor-
rors of starvation added to those of des-
olating war; what future is hers!
And then to feel that she deserves it all.
To be conscious that the ruin that has
come upon I.ur isa righteous retribution
for her crimes. To know that however
dreadful she is soourged, she is still more
mercifully dealt by than she merits. For
if ever State deserved death, it is her.
She has destroyed the peace of the coun-
try, spread ruin over whole Continent,
and plunged thirty millions of people into
the eo ds sssshng aSys. o. Of namy She ss" will
stand for all future time monument OF
Divine wrath.-ABany IN. ~ Journal.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
Sentenced The Mission Murder -
ParaIyZed Schooner Missing.


SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. l4-2 P. NJ.
Judge Cowles, this morning, sentenced
the following persons to the State prison !:
All Ming, grand larceny, ten years; John
Moran, robbery, six years; Phillip Phil
lips, arson, ten years George Harmon,
grand larceny, three years Eugene Lean
dola, assault deadly weapon, county Jail
one year; VIM. Reid, petty larceny, do.
SIX months.
All the evidence in the homicide of
yesterday tends to establish cold-blood-
ed, predetermined action on the part of
dwell, who continues this morning to
asseverate that he shot Irwin because he
did not pay him. .....
James A. Beers, backing peddler. was
struck with paralysis yesterday. He was
taken to the hospital.
Win. Mccormick was arrested this
morning for stealing $4,000 worth of pig
iron from Crowell's wharf.
The schooner, ]. NJ. Chapman, which
sailed from Shoalwater Bay, November
LIST, has not been heard from since. She
was owned by Morgan s Co., oyster
dealers, OF this city. She was commanded
by Capt. August Richards. Oscar Crel-
lin was passenger. The vessel and cargo
was valued at $4,000.
The Secretary of the Bullion Mining
Company is under arrest. He was about
leaving for the States and had not squared
his accounts.
The Moses Taylor arrived from Panama
this morning.
The steamer Senator left for Los Ange-
les this morning. a.r..
John Terrence is dangerously i'll.
The steamer Oregon, from Portland via
Victoria, arrived this morning.
Stock Sales.
Gould g. Curry, $l,5O0@1,5l0; Lady
Bryan, 81; Bullion. 7O@SO; Chollar, LOIS
@i,Ol4; Yellow Jacket, S75; Ophir, 1926;
Potosi, $50; Burning Moscow, 25@27;
Daney, l44; Uncle Sam, l75@lS0; Wide
West, 10.
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ORIGINAL IpRA.-Laste evening an Italian
entered our sanctum and propounded the
leading question: " Are yez the edlthur
Now this Italian was q man OF fearful
countenance, and the black beard on his
bronzed cheek was short and stiff, and
stood 6ercely forth like the quilts upon
the freful forkentine. We eyed him
closely, not without apprehension that he
might be Bien's fighting man come to
larrup US for scandalous vituperation OF
that D, D. We mustered courage, how
ever, and admitted the responsible char
scter. Then quoth this son Of Italy, "fm
wantin till publish Patrick S; ne 5
afther payin me il greenbacks." bully
for you." responded we, "your head IS
level, fair friend the man who would pay
another of in greenbacks, save in kind
ness, is a wretch that it were base hattery
to call up-and-up. Publish him, my boy
and the price thereof shall be five dollars
in coin, or ten dollars in greenbacks, as
the case may be-" Up rose this fair
Italian, and unto to US quothh he, "Fwhass
that we're saying Is it five dollars yere
wantin :" Even SC" we gently respond
ed. Then thus the man of Italy spake
"Ye d orter publish the likes of that fol
nothin-6ekass 1t helps the paper" Their
we dropped our pen in wild amaze, fol
we could MT see it." And we ponder
ed long upon the words which we had
heard, and when we looked up again, be-
hold! we could mt see the Italian. He
had gone from our gaze like beautiful
dream. VIII he come again: We hope
Motive hope not.