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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
Gradual Disappearance Of me cattle
Plague.

Wilmer and Smiths European Timesre-
cords a pleasant fact, the disappearance Of
the alarm about the cattle plague, if not
the gradual disappearance of the plague
itself, and adds: -
"Notwithstanding the large space which
the subject has occupied in the columns of
the press, the rayages of the rinderr asst
have been by no means equal to the alarm
that was felt. OF this alarm butchers and
others have taken advantage to enormous
ly increase the price of meat, whereas it is
now found, as regards The kingdom qener-
ally, that only three beasts per thousand
have fallen victims to the plauge1i-sG
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
WANTS.
WAMTEp.-HELP.
FOR SALE,

D0R SAIL CHEAP.-IoO bbls choice Apples,
So 81 biis choice Sweet Potatoes. Call at lS3
Ontario street. J. B. GLENA& 60. n~ovl3:252
NOR SAIE.AHoas and Lot, No. log Euclid
street. .or sale. Apply 70 A. NJ DUZER,
Western Union telegraph, Marlng , BLOCK. nIl:26z
nATAWBA GRAPES.-The hnest lot ofcA-
ATaTp. GPAPrs ever put up in the state. We
nave them by lie box or lo boxes, fresh and in tip
ton order from the vineyards OF j. a Hall and }.
MrCuskeY. Of gollamer, al lis untAflO street
SANBORH&C co. n0Eg.Abs
DOR SAIE-Onec carriage with one or two seats;
n also one small Still. Can be seen At our oil Re
6nery an Canal street. Office li Superior street
HOUSTON a FARNAM noYs;262
TOR SAIE,-Housea and Lot on the southwest
Il corner 81 Prospect and Cheshire streets. Price
= O6 Possession given first Of April or May. In
anire0f J. II. GORHAM, lI superior-st. noSs:262
OeKING GLASS; can furnish Pier and
~ Mantle Glasses on short notice 70 the advantage
OF the purchaser, both in price and pattern. Latest
STYLES shown by photograph. Also Crystal Glass for
stores and dwellings. Address through POstOnice or
call ct my Office, corner Rockwell and lire
nov3:26I .91Nh
DOR SALE-At a very low price an almost new
II elliptic spring market wagon, VIII wv sSas, TOT
one horse, the wagon has been but little used, and Is
in good order. Apply at F.. HOtfMANS Carriage
Shop, Detroit St, West SIDE. o95l:z9
EOR SALE-A good carriage Horse. Perfectly
IL sound and kind. Viii be sold very cheap. Apply
at a69 kinsmaD straet. oclgz3
NOR SALE-OIL-A fine lot of Petroleum Burn
II ing OH, At the Factory of w. J. GulLD, on Cen
n a hEkll-nH
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

The anniversary of the death of Koscius-
ko was celebrated with great solemnity by
the Polish residents of Soleure, Switzer-
land, on the 18th ultimo, and a beautiful
marble table, with the bust of the ~illustri-
Gus hero and an appropriate inscription,
all the work of a gifted lady artist of
Soleure-M'lle Hedwig Pfuger-was in
augurated on that occasion.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

The journal of his life was coan1ofad
up to the last day, and his room was ~
in order for the final vacation. r.
Fathers Boyle and Wiggett were present
when Captain Walbridge entered and in
formed him that the time had come forth
execution of the sentence. Captain Wirz
rose and submitted himself to the folds Of
the black robe with the pendant cowI;
drank from a teacup a heavy dose of whis-
key, n~ervously gnawed a piece from a
plug of tobacco, which he threw back on
the shelf; cast a hurried glance around
the apartment, out at the window where
the sun shOne on the town, turned. and,
with a light step, walked past the guard
at his door into the hall, accompanied on
either hand by his faithful spiritual advi-
sers, who consoled with words and the
sight of the cruciix. At a turn of the
stairs he caught sight through an open
Window OF the gallOws and the expectant
crowd. A momentary start or shrinking.
as if from a Shock, and he passed on.
Then he came to the door of the room Of
Winder and Duncan-other Anderson
vile birds-and was suffered by the hui
name commandment to have a last word
with them, e~Frr
The condemned man greeted his old
associate with with considerable warmth,
and spoke to him rapidly and earnestly,
as ont who was not at loss for ideas or
expressions.
"Dick," he said at am going, YOU
know. These stories they have circulated
about US are false. You will probably be
made to suffer for a portion of these crimes
they lay to ne; out you are no more
guilty than /, though just as much,
Promise me, if you live, 10 do all in your
power to wipe out this awful stain upon
my character, Make my name and char
acter stand as bright before the world as
it did when you first knew me. Promise
me you will do something to assist my
Wifa,n
Tears ran down Winder's face as he
turned away, and chokingly said, "Cap-
tain, I will"
Wirz then passed on down the stairs,
out between the files of men facing out
ward, up to the seatfold.
The reports from which we copy, add
nothing to the particulars of the scenes on
the scaffold.
OF THE DEOP.
He stood erect upon the drop. The
hangman piniOned his arms and feet, ad-
justed the fatal moose, and put on the black
cap.
Then commenced unearthly yelIs from
those outside the prison yard, as if execra-
ting the perpetrator of the atrociOus cruel
ties.
Major Russell raised his cap, the drop
fell, and Henry Wirz, with a sudden
plunge, was changed by the neck until he
was dead, dead, dead, and may the Lord
have mercy upon his SOUL
1t was several moments after the drop
fell before the convulsive movements Of
the body ceased, and subsequent surgical
examination shows that his neck was not
broken.
DISPOSITION OF ID
After hanging fifteen minutes the body
was taken down and carried into the
dead-rOom, where it was placed in a coffin
and entrusted to Father Bovio.
By direction of the President, the body
is to be inferred in the Penitentiary yard,
where Payne and the others were buried.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

Giuglini, the great tenor, who took the
London opera world by storm a few years
ago and was Immediately accepted as the
fit successor of Mario, but who became in
sane a year or two ago, is dead. The
Emperor Napoleon has undertaken to see
that his son is properly educated.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

1t took a peremptory order from Wash
ington to make the convention of Georgia
repudiate the war debt; but if those fell
lows ever get in power they will repu-
date the Union war debt without orders
from anybody. Their loyalty is not old
enough to be relied on. 1t needs time to
ripen.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
The Resignation Of Rev. DR.. Hawks
Withdrawn.


1t is with the greatest pleasure that we are
able to Announce that at the earnest and
unanimous request of his Congregation,
Rev. DIR. Hawks has eo~nsented-to with
draw the request he made two weeks since
TO have his connection with the Second
Presbyterian Church dissolved, and that
he will remain as the pastor of that con
gregatiOn.
The expressions of regret were general
throughout the religious community, not
only in the Doctors own congregation,
but in those Of other and different com
munions, that he should feel impelled to
take the c he did, and it is now a
matter of Reorganization that our city will
have the benefit of the presence of this ac-
complished and faithful clergyman. The
events of the two last weeks has shown in
the most u~nmistakable manner his great
and the deserved love he has
of his congregation.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

Gen. Garfield, delivers the first lecture
of the course before the 'Iecture Assoeia-
ton of A%shtabula, upon the evening of
November l6. Subject-"A chapter Of
Commercial History
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

The Governor of Missouri has sent in his
message. 1t shows a bad state of finances
for that State. He recommends the es-
Enlistment of an agricultural college and
military schools, and also q change in the
constitution so that discharged Union SOL
aiers may not be required to take the oath
of LOYALTY.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
Products Of Elijah Bliss Garden for

Amount of land, 1884 rods. There are
growing on this l4l fruit trees, thrifty and
nice, of from two to six inches diameter
stems; l73 c%urrant trees, mot "brush ~ a
large number of black-cap and yellow
raspberries; some gooseberries, and &c
grape-vines on single t~rellises. Most of
the ground has strawberries between the
trees and vines, and the trees are trained
with good clean stems, and low, well
formed heads, and in bearing seasons must
add largely to the products and profits of
the plantation. Mr.. Bliss estimates the
value of the growth of trees this season,
when not bearing, at S25, 90, which is GER
tainly moderate.
Of the other products, the names of the
purchasers, with the quantity sold to each.
can be seen by any one wishing any veri-
ticatiOn of this statement, by applying to
G. G. Calkins.
Currants (estimated) $50 DTS. at 5c,...S 1890
Raspberries, us qts. at l6G2Oc, -. 1850
reaches, IL bu. at ., ..-...--.... 4,5O
PluHs, cherries and gOOseberris, est'd 500
Strawberries, 37OS qts. at l44c.......... 550,7I
Pie Plant $3.50, melons SS.-........... 1850
Unions, turnips, beans, peas & sweet
1912
Early potatoes, 10 u,.-.......-...... 1900
grapes, 1859 lbs. at Toe, ..,...-.---... 1913, 80
Grape vines, 10 at 2Oc, -.-......... 200
Strawberry plants, 2O,S57 at 1c,........ 203,57
on hand, $780,. 5000
Growth of trees.",-"................ 25.00
Total. 81 1880
-Ashta5ula telegraph.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
u The Copartnership heretofore exisuing under
tho name ofRoot. Warren q Co, Pit Hole, Yenan-
go county, Pa, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business hereafter will he conducted by j.
Warren Co. All claims in FAVOR Of or against the
old firm will be settled by J. I. WARREN a CO,
Pit Hole, Pa, Oct 20, l,65. n~oyll:2i2
90 tt II. BTOORE,S OLD STAND, 16I
" Ontario street, corner Of Michigan, to buy your
new Furniture. nOvl:2d6
$4,000 in mo. MONEY y ma AP ~ M ED
and weii-knOwn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE,
en- Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOdeOns, and
all personal property and articles O~fyalue, on the most
5 satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. Is
tabhshed 1851. n. B.-A variety of unredeemed
Watches, Jewelry, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
0fice-cOrner of Water and superior streets, over
Davis a Piexotto's Clothing Store.
oct22 &c. wv. WAGNER.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
THE PRISON YARD AND sCAFFoLD, SPEC
TATORs. sc.

A rough gallows had been erected in
one corner of the yard, on the platform of
which stood four sentries of the Veteran
Reserve Corps, while from the beam dan
gled the fatal rope which was to prove a
dead line to the tyrant of Andersonville
prison.
The capacity of the yard for holding
spectators having been closely estimated,
directions were given for the issue of two
hundred tickets of admission. The hour
for the execution not being generally
known, people began to assemble as early
as seven o'clock; but no one was admit
ted to the yard until nearly ten. The
crowd who couldn't get in at all soon be-
CANT very large, and was chiefly composed
of soldiers, many of whom well remem-
bered Andersonville. The facilities for
observation for this outside crowd were
few-the capitol grounds, a few house
tops, and the dome of the capitol, a quar-
ter of a mile distant. The house-tops were
peopled at an early hour, and favorable
places for seeing commanded a premium.
wIRZ BROUGHT TO THE GALLows.
AT fifteen minutes past ten o'clock Cap
tain Walbridge, the commandment of the
prison, proceeded with a corporaIs guard
to the condemned cell for the purpose of
bringing forth the prisoner.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

Gen. Fitzpatrick is to lecture in Troy, N.
Y. in December. .
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
FOR SALE.
PORK HOUSE FOR SALE.

TINE PORK PACKING ESTABLISH
lent OLA M-OREHOUSE & SON, at Ere
mont, ehio, is offered for sale, together with tools
and ~hxturess all in complete order. The building
IS situated near the C.. 4 7. r. r., on the Sandus-
Ky river, in a desirable location. There are two
smoke houses conveniently located near the Pack
ing house A rare chance is offered for a good
speculation. For terms, sc, apply-FersOnally or
by letter; o CHARLES II. KREBS, Agent.
Fremont, Ohio, or to MOREHOUSE, MEACHAM
a CO., Commission Merchants, l42 West Water
street, Milwaukee, Wis. novS.27s
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pIsPosITIoN on Ma RonY.

After hanging fifteen minutes the body
was taken down and carried into the
dead-rOOm, where it was placed in a coffin
and entrusted to Father Bovio.
By direction of the President, the body
is to be inferred in the Penitentiary yard,
where Payne and the others were buried.
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