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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-13

-1ITE0- TWO GTRIS-To go TO East CIeve-
M 49, irouer. and one to do house
,rortt sn Wo1i Il have no objection TO take a mother and
child Good wages given. References required Ap-
ply at 1O4 Seneca 81.
~,~IC0 SAIFSMEN-For "Holland's Life
= photograph Albums, The Better
Lana, amexguisite engraving, SQUARE and 1ESi re
~ = 1BRO,, ga Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
ociO:27o
WTANTFD-WOMAN-A respectable woman as as
w nnrse for little girl IS months oid; M rasIi ge
strong and healthy; Soou III III WAGES. Irish need not
cd, iadrss Mrs. P G. W., Rookport, Cnyahega
County. 49,
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FOR RENT.
LOST.

go REWARD-STOLEN-From the stable
sNDU cf the subscriber, in Howard, on SUNDAY
nirht last, October s, 1865, two Bay Mares, with dark
manes and tails. One mare is Is hands high, and the
other BIZ The latter has a white SPOT ia the fore
head. They were tracked from tho harm 10 the
youngstown road, in the direction Of youngstown.
The shove reward viii b paid for the recovery Of the
hurses ana Thief, or SIS for the horses only. Address
by man, }. ;. ELLIOTT. Warren, o. ocl2:252
oST-MARE-A large-sized buckskin-colored
- mare, with dark stripe down her back, dark legs,
mans and tan. She strayed from Brooklyn Saturday
night or Sunday morning. Persons giving Informal
non Of said NEfs to ABRAHAM ALC0Tr. Brook
gn, or W. H. AYLARD. SO Michigan 81. or ID Car
dcn St. will be literally rewarded. OClO-252
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and TeDekHoW1 WAGNER-S LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities 0 fever kind, viz: Gold and SILVER
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JewefS, 1uns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeGns, aug
all personal property and articles ofvalue, on the most
satisfactory terms. business strictly private =,
tablshed 1851. n. B.-A variety Of unredeelneu
Watches, Jewelry, Guns, etc. for sale at bargains.
Of1ce-oorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis q Piaxottos Clothing Store.
oct22 J. W
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DYEINc.
FREDERICK CYRIAX.

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
Establishment, Belvidere Farm, East Cleveland
and 96 Seneca street.
OFFICE-lO4 Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
mean to make this the BEST DYE-HOUSE IN
faction.
l call the especial attention of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleanlning or Re-dying Of made-up Garments.
mh21
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WANTS..

~..-I0 10 RoRRoW-Three thousand dol
w a. IN fnuT wears, at not over ten ger cent. in
tsrcsf on A No L real estate security, adjoining tue
ny address 5. H., Post-onice Drawer $50, Toledo,
UTANTED-TO RENT.,A comfortable dwelling
ranf MOI 10 exceed SI.0O0. Inquire OF ) L. q q.
L NGERSOLL. 211 superior $.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500 per month, TO
w sel fie celebrated Common Sense Family Sew
ing Machine. Price SIS. Acknowledged by thons-
nnds now 10 be the best and cheapest Family Sewing
NTsrbfne in the United States. 1t makes the elastic
stitch. that will not rip; will stitch, hem, fell, tuck,
bind, cord, quilt and embrOider beautifully; Livery
machine Warranted for three years. send Tor de-
Fcriptive circulars. Address ECOMB AGO., chicago,
IN - H1avaIaud a OCtA-1no
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Governor Oglesby, of Illinois, on Sun
day last, was made the father of a yigor-
GUS boy, weighing eleven pounds. This
makes Richard the third.
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BANK STREET,
OHIO.

A SURE FORTUNE!-The Advertiser, a Chem
A Isl Of fwenfy-fve years experience, both in Eu-
rope and America, wishing 10 retire from the profess
sion, will send 10 any person valuable recipes HOHi
the use of which any Industrious young man or Mo-
mrn. with little orno capital, can make nom the hIst
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me CaftIa ntsense.

We learn from England, by the latest
foreign arrivals, news of the utmost i'm
portance to the cattle and sheep raising
interests of this country. The terrible
cattle disease, which is still on the increase
in England is found to be not only con-
tagious among cattle, but capable of direct
communication from cattle to sheep and
from sheep to cattle. 1t has appeared
with precisely similar characteristics
among sheep, and it threatens nothing
less than the destruction of the entire
home supply of animal food in England.
In view Of the terrible nature of the dis
ease, and the fact thatit is so easily COM
municated, our cattle interests demand
that the most stringent regulations, re-
stricting il not f~orbidding the importation
of English cattle into this country, should
be at onee enforced. Timely action on
this subject may prevent Il most serious
disaster to our great agricultural interests.
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Illinois, Feb l, 1865 Indiana, Feb ~, 1850
Rhode Island, Feb2 1865 Nevada, FEB 10, 1870
Maryland, Feb 3, 1865 Louisiana, Fsb u, io97
Massachusetts, Feb3, 1865 Missouri teD "a ioeo
New York, Feb 3 1865 Wisconsin, req "A, ieoo
Pennsylvania, Feb :, 1865 Vermont, March y, 1850
West Virginia Feb 3, 1865 Tennessee, April D, 1860
Michigan, Feb 4, 1865 Arkansas, April 1850
Maine, Feb Z, 1866 Connecticut, May 4, ISoo
ohio. Feb s. 1866 Iowa, June 80, 1865
Kansas, Feb 9, 1865 New Hanpshlre, june
Minnesota, Feb s, 1865 80, lS60-
E,st Efrrinia Echo 1863
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Provisional Governor Sharkey, of Mis-
sissippi on the 25th ult, issued a proclaim
alton in regard to the reception of the tes-
timony of colored witnesses. The Cover
nor says that in all civil Or criminal cases
in which the rights of the negro are in
volved their testimony may be received in
the courts of the State, subject to the same
rules as govern the taking of the evidence
of white persons. This was issued after al
agreement had been entered into with
Colonel Thomas, Assistant Commissioner
of the Freedmen's Bureau in Mississippi,
by which that officer consented to transfer
all cases affecting negroes from the mill
tary to the local civil tribunals.
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1nn AaENrs-ro cnnyass for 81.

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COLLEGES.
MEANWHILE Pa,
NoTIcEs.
MRRTIYG m NM ST0CTi

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
"A ERs Of the SAMMY Farm Oil Company will
De held at the Once OF the Company, on Mon
day, Octobsr Sd, 1855. One object Of the meeting
Is to decide whether Directors shall spend the
money on hand, or sell TIE lease and divide what
Is left. +. JUDSON,
sePt22:2A Secretary.
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JTTANTED-RARE CHANCE FOR ~ I H.
"a y -, anc iarga volume. s%plendidly Illustrated, with
over is fine portraits Of Generals and Hattie SG rd1fs
No bIsforr pubHshsd. 1t contains reading. matter
eauaI ~ thrse Largo volumes. Send for circulars and
Sc our terms. Address JONES BhOo. I4S
~ Ennrth L CINCINNATI. senL..3Iuu0W
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BOARDING.

board
w can be obtained at 1SS St. Clair st. Ocl3:213
WANTED-BOARD-A young lady. who intends
w going 70 Bryant's College in a short time, would
hketo obtain boarding within reasonable distance Of
q College, in a respectable private family. She is
- assist in performing household duties before
Dol hours. ANY one willing to accommo-
'-ess, stating terms, Miss MARY
ford, Columbiana County, o.
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The Result in Iewa-A Negro Suffrage

NACsOEI.
The decided and triumphant success of
the Republican, nion party at the recent
election in Iowa, by a majority of over
twenty thousand, has a significance which
does not attach to the result in this State
or Pennsylvania. The issue was made
and the campaign fought on the question
Of negro suffrage. The Republican plat
form was very explicit and very radical
on this subject. 1t declared in favor of
the principle, and even condemned the
policy of President johnson because it
did lot make the admission of the freed
men to the ballot-box a condition of re-
construction. Hoping to make capital
out of this, the Democrats abandoned
their party principles, name and organi-
z%ationi and, putting in nomination a
soldiers Ticket" called on all those op-
posed to negro suffrage to support it.
Many timorous Republicans, who put
party above principles, were terribly
frightened at the bold stand taken by the
Republican convention, and Secretary
Harlan and Senator Grimes both wrote
-Nry letters in regard to it, which, if
&act, gave aid and comfort
Lepreca.~ re party. But, in
hey had any en- -otions, the
o the anti-negro-sutfras- ~
mite of these fears and protest.
Of equal suffrage has been o.
lorsed by the people of Iowa by the de-
,isive majority of twenty thousand. 1t
remarkable, too, that, though the OPP
position nominees were soldiers, and their
ticket labelled SOLDIERS Ticket" the bO-
party was repudiated by the Iowa
boys in blue, who supported Walter NJ
Stone, the Republican nominee, with the
unanimity.
The lesson of the Iowa election Is lden-
teal with that of Vermont and Maine. 1t
shows that the people are ready for equal
suffrage and will endorse it if the issue is
made. We advise the weakened wire
pullers who adhere to the Union party
in Ohio to study these signs of the times
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0 G. 4 5. CRYSTAL D: 2.

Vo,r can bs realized gliding and Put
nInnO I'M m the CRYSTAL DOOR LAT
AIllIHI AGENTS wanted. Stock, Tools and In
HtgUU s~tTn5fious cost 500. l.. L. TODD i 20.
go Nassau #, New York.
crNTn EnR A scn-.EnelNW
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CLOTHING.

NLOTHING.-CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
VI. ii. DEWITT & co. offer the beet stock Of
fine French BroadclOths, ~Cassimeres, Doesktns,
Beavers, with Scotch and American Goods, ever
opened in this city, from which they are prepared
to manufacture to order in the bost manner, at
reasonable prices. J. II. DEWITT & 60,
oclO and Il Public Square.
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Cloth Department.
Besides a very extensive variety Of
ClOakingS, Repellants.
BrOadolOths, Beavers,
DOeskins, Cassimeres,

We have the entire production of two Wooden Mills.
which were contracted for early in August, and
will enable us to give our customers an advantage
of q per cent, therebp saving nearly so per cent.
on their purchases, either wholesale or retail.
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E. R%HEINHEINIER,
ONE PRICE
Clothing House,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
1914 SUPERIOR STREET,

Would announce to the public that he has a full
line Of Clothing of his own manufacture and Of the
best material, now on hand.
Particular attention is called TO the manufacture
and style Of our work. We employ none hut the
best Of Workmen, and use nothing but the best Of
trimmings in each aud every garment. Satisfied.
from experience, that the people Of this vicinity
need nothing but hrst-clsss work, we therefore
offer no Eastern slop shop goods to our customers,
but everything of our own manufacture, made and
trimmed equal to the best custom work.
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The Hosiery Department.

A full line of regular make of EngEjh and Ger
m an Hose. particularly adapted to the City trade.
Ahso a full stock in the JobbiRg Department.
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UTANTED-AGENTS-Tese Wells Patent seI,
w feeding Circular Hand-saMs; a s,esi ~ NJ,
10 make n fortune. Extra premium Inducements
large sales certain. For terms lnciose slanP 70 10
NEFTTS - Peakn1an 81. New 1ork. oCs-zJ1coH1b
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We have a very full stock of These goods, of our
own importation, paid for in god at &c. premium.
and will sell them at whOlesA ale or retail, 25 Der
cent. less than any other house in Northern Ohia.
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WANTEp--AcENTs

UTINTFD-oLD CANyAssERsEEDisGuGSlssSa ts Sol h.
w ditrs. Coiporteurs, and others fgaT s sesk1 reSupt1 IN tie
employment, tocanxasSS p1Slisbing Association Of
Philadelphia. r,.rIabIa works Of
RON - 4, as such. endorsed by the Presl-
dent and tCabinet Generals Scott T Grant mt lgdti61 sH ~
~ ~ VI - net with ready sale; larger induce
Te f0 Aee2ts are offered than 10y any other house
~ ~ A. enerrefic party can clear $500 a day,
Sr5rih the COUNTY you want, ana send stamp ~ ! W
h9ssi5n1tHII ATi0S1 Box 2625, Philadelphia, Pa.
orio.oEtrd6tN9t
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Millinery Goods.

This Department is now full Of evary variety Of
seasOnable goods in its line, aud We would espe-
Cially invite the attention Of Merchants and MILL
ners, and the public generally, to its examination.
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OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT

Embraces everything in its line, from the cheapest
Wool to the richest Paisley.
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SYRACUSE. IN. " Jan. 10th, 1865.
NoTE.-Dr. Hunter, the gentleman re-
ferred to above, may be consulted at No.
10. Atwater Block, until about the 2Oth
of October, on Catarrh, Sore Throat, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Consumption, and diseases
of the Heart, TO which special disease he
has given his exclusive attention for near
Iv twenty wears. Oct. Is; 253.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-13
Pretty, Very.

"A wounded bird fiutters," "a stuck pig
sqneals," and DUNN of the Upper Sandusky
Union shows his ill-humor and how badly he
feels, by turning child and calling us hard
names DUNN says, that the first time we were
in Upper Sandusky we" were taken for sheep
dog, and narrowly escaped being shot" Poor
DUNN, like the balance of the Copperhead
party, he has the "nigger on the brain so
badly that in his blind rage he sees nothing
but wool, and can write nothing but the ordi.
nary parlance of his party-blacbg guardism.- -
Bucyrus Journal
We hope, Brother Robinson, you are satisfied
with the respectable and gentlemanly bearing
of our cotemporary of the so-called Democratic
Union. If you medde with skunk you must
expect sprinkhng of his peculiar perfume
our neighbor prides himself upon the expert
ness with which he can throw mud, and, not
withstanding his modest disclaimer, was no
doubt highly delighted with the opportunity
OF having a shy at you-like all obscene birds
he loves to hear himself croak. Our Robert
can't be beat--he can't. So stand from under.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-13
Communicated
To the Friends of ireland.

TLo Fenian Brotherhood is distinct
and independent organization, composed
of citizens of the United States, and esq
pecially of Irish birth and lineage, hav-
ing for its object the emancipation of
Ireland from British oppression, and the
establishment of Free. Independent
and Republican form of Government
Every sincere friend Of Liberty, without
distinction of party or creed, is cordially
invited to enter into the organization
make liberal donations, and to lend the
weight of his sympathy and moral in-
fuence in favor of the down trodden
Isle of Emmett and Curran, and against
the oppressive powers of Eoglahd, the
enemy not only of Ireland and the Unit
ed States, but Of Republican Govern
ments throughout the world. Success is
almost csrtan. The sons of Ireland,
were reter, during the last seven huhs
dred years, as well organized for success.
fu fesolution.
All donations of money and arms
will be sent to the proper officers; who
are under bonds for faithful performance
of duty, and all moneys ard aims will
be appropriated to the objects intended.
List OF donors names, together with
amounts Subscribed, will be published in
the county papers on the lst Of October,
1868. The fliends OF Irish Independ-
ence, are requested to make their dona-
tions to~Michael Moran, Thomas Dolan
or A. G. Tribolet, members Of the Cir
Gle in Upper Sandusky:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-13
New Goods.

JOE OPrErHEINER has recently Received GER
tainly the largest assortment of Gehtlenens
Dress Goods ever brought to this market. There
is no article essential to the toilet of gentle
man, but what can be procured at this large
and elegant Magazine of Gentlemen's Clothing,
of quality superior to any to be obtained else
where, and on terms extremely moderate for
the tim es. Goods cut to order in the latest
STYLES, and finished III the most approved and
workmaalike manner. Let who will play
second-fddle, Joe is determined to be premier
in his line in Upper Sandusky. Call in at bis
rooms in Beerys' block, and you will soon be
convinced that Joe is indeed top-sawyer about
these parts, both as regards dursbility Of mate
rial, elegance Of faish, aud fairness in dealing.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-13
Cholera Year.

Some spectators allege 1896 will be a
cholera year, as that pestilence, they say,
comes like locustS, every seventeen years.
1t is now making sad havoc in Con-
>tantnople, and it is bound westward,
1t will have a rich feast to safe its appe-
tite on in Upper sahdusky, without our
alleys, sinks, cellars, and premises gen
orally have d cleaning up. Our evil
lage" dads had better take time by the
forelock. and give the town thorough
cleaning.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-13

Resolued, That to each State, belongs the
right to determine for itself the qualifcaI
cations of It's electors, and the General
Government can not, nor can any de-
partment thereof, interfere directly or in
directly with the exercise of this right,
without palpable violation Of the Con.
stituton. and of the reserved rights OF
the States. With the Ordihance Of Sc
cession still standing on their Statute
Books. have the effrontery to claim that
the General Government has no right to
say who shall have the right Of represent
atior What impudence And, for fear
their reasonable purposes were too plain
to deceive the soldiers, they add this,
RsSoiUed, That the valor and fortilude of
our troops have never been surpassed,
and their patriotic devotion to the coun'
try can never be obliterated from our
memories. Soldiers, their double dealing
is too plain to deceive.
These same men did all they could to
make the soldier Infamous during the
war, as we'll as strengthen the arms of the
rebels, and they are now doing all in their
power, employing all their energies, in
attempting to rob the Country of the So
cial order which Society and the Govern
ment have the right to demand Of the
conquered; their disposition now is as
treacherous as before the war.
With such men as Valandigham, Ran
ney and Thurman, men who from the
outbreak Of the war have been plotting
against the Government, with such men
as leaders. will you (oh, soldiers Of the
nations regeneration will you rally un-
der the banner of stich a treacherous
party?
Let every soldier and citizen bear in
mind. that as the Coppethead party has
been, it still Is. 1t ttas one with the
South during the war, and is nosU one
with the South. in resistance and denun-
citation of the Administration.
Soldiers of the Union army. you have
acted your part well, having aided largely
in putting down this great rebellon-you
have the proud CONSCIOUSNESS OF having
done your duty 10 that direction-but |
would call your attention to that other
great and insidious conspiracy commonly
know" as the e" Copperhead Party" rebel
aiders of the North, who are now seeking
to usurp the reins of that Government
they wanted to destroy, and would but
for you; witness the pertinacity with
which they attempt to concliate the fa-
VIZ of the returned soldiers. l believe
that every true soldier understands too
well that these same Office seeking, trick
ling demagogues were opposed to the
soldiers exercising the elective franchise
in the front, and will not now so far for
get the imposition thus ptacticed upon
them. as TO give the coppery party the
least oountenanceI their motives are too
well known, and the war-worn, battle
SCARED veterans too thoroughly despise
them and their trickery, to be Influenced
into voting with q party who advocate
State Sovereignty" which is but a
cover for Notification and Secession,
A SOLDIER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-13
Married.

We notice, from ohr Titfih exchanges that
our friend JohN DELAfLANA of Mexico, was
married in that city at the Davis House, ON
Thursday Aug. 3lst, to Miss L1zzt NichoLs, of
the same village. While we congratulate John
on his promotion to the married ranks, we must
say that it evinees vast amount of nerve and
backbone, in these piping times" to com
mence so huge an undertaking, but presume
that, like a wise man, John has counted the
cost, and entered upon the new relation with an
understanding mind. We wish the newly
united pair much happiness, niary domestic
com forts, and lung life
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-13
NOTICE In PARTITION.

Robert W Pool of Wood county, o, Almond
NJ. Pool & Elizabeth j. Pool, of Riehland coun-
tv, O., George w. Pool, Sarah A. Pool, Rosetta
NJ Pool Frank M. Pool, Jessie F. Pool, Ira 5.
Pool d Lucy Ann Pool, of the county Of Wysn,
dot, o., will take notice that petition was
filed against them, on the Goth day of August.
A, D., 1865, in the Court Of Common Pleas.
within and for the county of Wyandot and
State of Ohio, by HarveyJ Pool of said county.
and is now pending wherein Said Harvey j..
Pool, demands partition of the following real
estate to,wit The East half of the North west
quarter of section twenty three (23) in Town
ship two ~ Range fourteen East Q4) Of the
Wyandot reserve in the said county of Wyan-
dot, and State of Ohio, containing eighty acres
more or less, and that at the next term of said
court, the said Harvey j. Pool will apply for
an order that partition may be made Of said
premises.
Dated this 26th day of August, A. D.. 1865.
HARVEY J. POOL, by .
Henry Maddux, his Atty
Aug. 30th, 1866.