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aThe Noblegt Study Of Mankind ia MaB p

E "The Eoblest Study Of Mankind ia Nan !"
But debasod and degraded manhood, g. aeuEss hut
100 prevalent IN Cur planet. Oh ! keep the fatal
ahaftd Of disease and complaint nom your olFeles
Warnings and 'dvies eau be obta'ned IN tho cook
"Human Frailty, or Physiological Rslrbrehss." It
VIZ assuredly recall tha back sliding fozi the evil
practicas prevalent % en- alarning extent, aud BE-
oounsols and advice.
York. PFico 3 cents. Sent Tree everywhere
sold also ~ G. W. uErk, Druggists, cleveland,
Ohio.
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L T. BOLONONsON.

Ff6efsei Gsd beisnt5fe 0pGeiGH,
Eespg ttsl.Egsgt es.ortnsl q the most improved
einfs Of EPEOIAOLE6. All bis Glasses, whether
~ nanr o. AZ alGhted, axe ground under his own
nEsGtlcn, ~ maohinerg Of new construction, With
elsfrF E7oatnea1, DiEEins11 OF Inflammation Of sks
EJol, nnd tmr1Tling ltTulEth Tor lcng EoadinG o.
A1l GeNl1g.
r.. 6ol0nuuson would hsrs inform the pubic that
h6n6T1r ulrloTI any ons IN the sale oi hil Lsnlsg
~ Also, : HIlendi IA a11ortEnent oleE 4 g GLAl1lls
lIErll7fl ffnl rs, COMP kEBlss Go.t on hand.
~ ARL1ITCLAA EHEa fn1art1d without painI
llIos-i6. ID suBsEior street, under AmsriOan
Fssrl5 mnlIsdEW
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1ETWO hundred barrels Western Gram
berries in store and for sale low, at George
sprague's, 0viatt's Exchange.
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTRR

Citizens wishing conveyance TO either of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for ty the
Coaches OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by lehying
their address at the Omnibus Office, kT Superior
street, next door to the Weddell House.
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CLEVELAND mARKRT--NOy, "a.

FLOUR-saisS 50 bbls aupsrans at $500; and 60
bbls Indiana double extra red at 81 80.
WHEAT-sales Of cars red at sSo on track,
choice do at ssei cars do at 97o car white at
9sci red at slo; and cars white nom store at
SI,OO. The market closed frm at Sso on trask.
OORN-saleH 1000 bush from store ss sc.
OArS-Firm at 25o
HIGHWINEs-sale Of 80 bbls at isc.
LARD-sales OfIa kegs at nc.
KGGs-Dull with sales Of bb,s at I4o.
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PlRsONs OF FnLL HARrTa.

PRISONS OF FULL HABITS
Who srs subject 20 OostivoneSs, HsadAehe, Giddi-
nssls 0rousness, and ringing in the ears, arising
non TOO great a hoW Of b:OOa to the head, should
neTer Be without
BkAEDRETHs PILLS,
and nany highly dangerous symptoms viii bo re-
moved sy their immediate use.
Tas Hon. J. Hunt, Of Westchestsr Co., n. T., -
Foarr Of sge, has used Brandsihs Pills for twenty
ave , sFs his sals msdlcins. When he ieels him
self lndispos BE- it from Oold RhenmRtism. AS h
ma Beaaiche, Bilious Affect ons, CostiveDsss, or
irritation of tie kidnsys bladder be dJtH nothing
bat tlks lev doses OF Branceth's Piih.
His usual method "a 20 tate six pills, and reduce
the dose each niEht, one pill. In tvsry attack Of
sickness for twenty I've years th's single method
. never failed to restore bin TO health; and few
msn are % be found 90 active and hearty Hs he.
sOld b. A. Gardner, 22a Superior street, Olevs
lands Ohio, Gnd bT al rsssotabls dealers IN medi-
cinal. novI:RB
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MILWAUKEE, MARKKT-NOv. IA.

RTOUR-Market steady.
VV4 RAT-Warket steady with good demand at
74c for No. /, and T2c for No
RECEIPTS--2tOO bb 3 -FOUR 10000 bush wheat
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FR0M CHARLEsTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. Z.
General Lee has arrived VIM. Porcher
Miles is elected to the Confederate Congress
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To TIE MEnORT OF Carr. WOODwARD.-lLt
meeting Of the Light Guards, Capt. Ne1r-
ins, last evening, the following resolutions
of respect to the memory Of Capt. ". J.
Woodward were passed:
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty ProVi-
dence 70 remove by oeath our worthy com
rade in arms Captain Wallis J. Woodward
therefore,
Resolped, That in the deeeass of Captain
W. J. Woodward the Cleveland Zousye
Light Guards feel that they have lost
brGIher soldier endeared to them by the
manly qualities of unhinching integrity,
courteous department, and unwsYering hdel-
ity to the interests of our nation and corps.
Re oiUsd, That in him we have recognized
those qualifications 90 Necessary in the Rrdu-
Gus duties pertaining TO military life. He
was an accom- plished tactician, and an ener-
getie officer, and deeply do we deplore the
sad fate which removed him thus early in life
from an anticipated career Of promise and
usefulness.
RcsolUed, That his memory shall ever be
held sacred by the Zouaye Light Guards, and
he will be remembered as an example 20 cur
several members Of courage and determine
ton.
ResoFUed, That our armory be draped in
Grape for period of thirty days.
ResolUed, That the several militgry organ,
izations of the city have our heartfelt thanks
for their sympathy, expressed by their
prompt cooperation in assistingus il giving
our brave, departed comrsde "sOldier's
Burial"
ResolUed, That we tender our heartfelt
coincidence 10 the family Of ths deceased, in
this their hour of affiictiOn, and commend
them to the care ofthet God of Bsttles who
''doeth all things well"
ResOlUed, That these resolutions be pHb-
lished in the daily papers ofthe city, and a
copy Of the same be furnished TO the frie dds
Of the deceased.
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WILLIA NJ KID d,
EN - nAnuEAqFunEa OF

AND 0RHAMEEIAL HAIR WORK.
~ Repairing done in superior manner az re-
ducod prices. - 60
Aiso-An kinds OF EngrETiDg Gnd Stencil Cutting.
AOyer FoEg's China Hall, Superior st., Cleveland.
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AmeIs.
ST. NICHOLAS HOT II
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO 50 PER DAY

Since the opening Of this vast and commodious
hotel, in 1854 It has besn the single endeavor Of the
Proprietors to make it the most sump .uous, con
vsnisnt and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer to
the comfort Of it5 guests they have sndsaTored,
without regard 70 eOst, to provide and to combine
all the elemsnts Of individual and social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
approved and the patronage which 1t has COM
manded during the past six years Is g gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated
To meet the sEigencies Of the times, when all arS
required to practice the most rigid economy, the
Undersigned have reduced the price OF Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the same time abating Of the Iuxuries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADWELL, WHITOOMB 4 90.
New York, Sept 2. 1851. saD7.ss4-sm
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CIVIL BEAxoH-JUDeEs BOLTON AND FOOTE.
Feller ct. al, vs.. Commercial Bank Of
Cleveland. Verdict for plaintiff Ss.995 SO.
Taylor vs. Simpson, action for tFespass on
land. Judgment for plaintiff. Damages
Eve cents.
Luce, administrator, &C., VS.. Walbridge-
On trial.
John ]. Blair vs.. Peleg B. Shepard. Jury
out.
Thomas Meyer vs.. Daniel Sheppard, action
for recovery Of money. On trial.
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HOME AGAIN.-G. s. WILLIAMS,
Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begs leave {
Inn6unce u his friends and the public that he
home again. and located at S. st. Clair street. CsVt
land, o., whore he has lifted up q DYE HOUSE viii
ne best machinery, REGARDLESS Of expense and Cal
eeU himself that by strict attention 10 business tha
BE- viii b able 10 regain that patronage and Huppof
pIdiulv1l.
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&C. o.-Oary's Oeueh Cure dooas11'
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CAPT. STAEDAET's RKPLY.-NOt long since,
as our readers will recollect, flag made by
order of the City Council, was sent to Capt.
Standards Battery in Kentucky, accom-
panied by letter presenting it on behalf of
the city. The Committee appointed by the
Council to carry out the order have received
the following reply from Capt. standart:
CAMP CALVERT, p
Near London, KY, Nov. 9, 1851.
TO Il. P. EteaT1S, a. c. Keating, Thomas
DiroH, and SolOH CoTniag- GentleHeN of
the city Council Of the City of Cleveland.
The Flag and accompanying letter came
to me 70 day. It was BY Major W. E.. Law
renee presented to Company B.
I can say it makes us all feel pFoud, not
only Of the Flag, but to know that we have
friends who have not forgotten as ct home.
trust the Flag will never be furnished
by the acts of Company B, and that while
fgbling under its folds wa know We still
have a Government TO sustGin rs as we'll as
friends at home who have confidence in US
that we will be where duty requires US, 90 as
to carry the Flag onward with honor 70 its
dOners.
Yours respectfully
". Z. SFAEDAKT,
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D EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEYES
IN (formerly Of tho firm Of Little keYes,) ha
Jpened . Real Estate Ofdce IN Rouso's Block, cor,
ner Of Superior street and Public Square, and ma
constantly on hand several thousand acres Of hrEi
luality Of Farming Lands In the States Of Iowa
Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange for city anl
sountrF property; also for al kind1 Of person.
frnnArtF. Part rash naid " uarasEarv- aurl6.H
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GinaneiaL.
MONEY ADVANCED,

EOREIGN EXCHANGE.
England and France, and al the principal gitiel
Germany. On Frankfsrt, Berlin Leipzigi isnn1
Hursmbera, Cassel, Cologne, Hamburgni brenen
Htuttgart, Mauheim and Prague. hor 1aie pyi
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Real Gstam.

WESTERN LAND.---H. q. LII
w TIE, Of the late firm Of Littlos 4 Keyss, b
constantly on hand large quantity % ine FaTmin
Land in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, TO azchaT
ior city country real estate, personal propert
01ioe with Ro15o 3 JsIRihzs. Marble Elook, su'
rinr straat mEVl8R1t
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lgers.
ERENUH DYE HOUSE,

FRENCH DYE HOUSE,
No. 96 SENECA STREET,
(Hsxt dOer to Mrs. Porter's Millinery storssl
By.........-..............FRED R EDERtCk OthlAA.
DYsing and Cleaning in al rs branches. Pleas
AL and examine finished goods IN the store
Raference8-Nessrs Rettberg Hansmanni Tay
lor, Griswold Co.. and other Merchants. avg
7 B. JACKSON, SILK AM
WOODEN DYER, No. Ill Pearl street, We
yds. once No. 70 Bank street, Harrls' Block, hv,
5oorB north Of Sc. CLAN street.
ghagls OF every varsity cleaned or dyed. Cent?
Garments cleaned or dyed without bslna takel
lpart Ogos opsn from o'clock A. Ei- TIL ?. y
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HICKORY NUTS-2 SHTLLIEGs
bus NUT FlOKs. All styAsS aud pEi,es can be
found He 7---- . - COWI.Esi on tho Corner.
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O0MMRROIAL
Hoard of Trade.


Board of Trado.
Prosidont-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Yies Pras't-m. b. soorT. Troasurer-R r LEoE.
pInEOToRE,
d. ., Oisgk, A. Quin, q. g. Dayia, BroEhsIi d
Harvey A. J. BogEeS, 3. q Lester
REFEREEs
s. .. Essts1. ia. HusBey. "A, D sosii.
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ToDAr, Jsdgs GARAIsou rsquIrss-snd ",
are glad Of tan amended ssswsr 10 the new
writ OF hdbeds oorPrs in the ens q the BLu-
more Poles Commissioners nov oOn6nsd n
Fort LsrAys,ta We trust the Executive d.
partmart OF tbs Govsrpm,nt viii have ss.n
the inI ortarc, tfrsspsetIpg the Judiei. w. and
giving an account of the authority II ela,u.s
and the grounds Is has Tor suspsodi.x In any
case IN, obligation 10 obey the writ. II tn.
m,gie words "by authority o. General
Soorr,' are TO be nesesis,d - SUFFICIENT Of
themselves 10 snsssr FOL suy p'rsons oondns
uent, thsu the Government lax, so,hipg o.
q military de- potsm buS the viii. We held
The Picsidsnt justified 10 holdi,g thsss men
bat that Ia no raon WY he shoald no. for
mil'y justly himself before any court hsviuO
su,horily 10 inquire into the mstt,r. A ssiR
cisnt s,s,smsnt Of rights and reasons sho I'D
DO returned in answer 20 sv1y such writ.
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Struggling psrtiss Of this we'll known exp.
arrive upon slaost every train. on leave Of
sbs-sos. A small tqusd rhioh arrived on San
dsy night ooucludsd 10 tarry awhile In the
city and tp~d their pay. They got rid q
their cash BY Tusstsy night. 0ns man bad
In sn $50, including pay and . rsmittancs
from frisnds. This he had at once vsli.ntly
scattered on all rides, and was appealing tcr
assistsnse yesterday 10 various Of our citizens,
a. an object Of virtuous poverty, honestly con
fessiDg, however, hb pscs sdhloss. Bdsg In
rags, on arrival, safe forsthousht prompted
him 70 purchase, on Monday morning, . n.v
uniform Of the most exp snsivs Zousvs dsseiip-
tion. The gsitsrs vsrs the hnest procurabls,
aud the Shoes prun,lla-
In tpsaking OF the battle II Ball Run, th,y
remark that Wills near the batteries, the roar
o. esr non Vas most intsnss, and the earth
tr,mbisd inesssntly under their feet. Ga go
Ing into action, each man vscatsd his usual
petition In the company and placed himself
next 70 his varm.st friend In order sithsr 10
carry HIN on. or Be carried CT BY him In caas
Of being woondsd.- Philadelphia Inqnrer.
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Addrcs. Of he Rebel G...raI.

HEAT QuARTBRs OF THE ARMY or THE PoTo-
MAC, MANASSAS JUsCrIeN July %, 1851
SOLDIERS OF THE CosFEDEsArs STATES;
Ops week ago a count ess host OF men. or
gsnizsd Into an array, with all the appoint
msnts which podSrn art and practical skill
could 6sviss, invaded the soil Of Virginia.
Their people soADded their approach with
tiim IhGnt displays Of anticipated victory.
Thar Generals came In alnss regal statl Thar
ministers, Senators, and women came 70 wit
nsss the immolatioh Of this amy ard the tub-
jugatiOn OF our psopl'' and to Celebrate these
Ith wi h the pro.ouuess! emotion Of graft
tuds 70 an oVerrulirg q d, whose hand Is man
Hest in prot. citing our homes and your uoer-
tisr, that we, your q snerab commanding, are
enabled, In the name Of our whols country, 10
Thank you for that patriotic courage, that
tied by on In the actions Of the 18th and Nat
q July, by which the host Of the enemy was
scattered, AID signal and glorious victory
as ~ hisved.
Tbs two affairs Of the 18th and 7lt were
but the sustained AID continued efforts Of
your patriotism against the constantly reeur
ring oolors Of an enemy fully treble our mum.
bers, and his effort was crowned on the eve
Mtg Of the 2lst with ctory 90 complets
that the invad. rs were driven fsm the hSld,
| a. made TO hy in disorseIly rout back to
their in'rtnchmSnts. . distance Of over thirty
miles.
Ihsy lsft upon the field n'arly every piece Of
their artillery, a large portion Of their arms,
equipments, baggage, stores, &c aud almost
| every one of their wounded az de id, amount
irg, together with The prisoners. 70 many
Thousands and thus thu rihsEn hosts wsTs
driven by ycu from Virginia
eo'dks, We congratulate you on an svsn'
which iIsurss the liberty OF our ecu TRY. VIZ
congratulate every man Of you who's glorious
q eoursgs and truth, TO fight in the battle o
Manassas. You have created an epoch IN tn
history Of liberty, and uaborn nations viii ris'
| up and call you 6lssssd. ContinNs this nooa'
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Garibsldi Col mag.

GHSEYAL GARIBALDIthe Libsrator ofIt.ly,
has made a t.ndsr Of his services TO our gov.
. nment In Is PRESENT morgsrcy, through
the American Cvpsul at Guos, which has
bo,n promptly accepted by Secretary SE.
WARD. The rank OF M.jor General Is to be
conferred on cur second and tobl'r LAFAr.
nrIE. ibis nsus will send q thrill Of Joy
through avery patriotic heart, and inspire Us
with new hops for the sucass Of ihst cause
shich tas salistsd tts sympsthiss and the
sword Of thu greatest living friend Of Liberty.
This event shoWs The light In which our
gr'at contest Is regarded by the popular mind
# Europe-of which GARIBALDI Ia the true
est sntsrpretr Kings may be sgsinA Us,
but h, people are for US; and nov, as ever,
the voice Of III, p, opls is he vCiss Of CD.
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AL,HouoH ths Democratic COMMITTEES hsvs
declined 10 Lead their party In Union move
nsut Irrespective Of Politioe, We ere happy 70
observe decided indIcstions that no otker party
ticket win be put up At the stat, slsetior.
The general voice Of journals o. ell party
shades, q, wall - Of the indspsndsut pres, q
warmly In fsvsr q noninssipg UsiOu ticks,
ofDsuoersts and Republicans, aud voting Tor
IL rsgsrdlss, o. the DEGREES Of party ms,sgss.
Ths Republican Cemni,ts. indicate In thar
call for Convention, disposition 10 bow 10
this demand, and We shorld not b. mues sur-
prissd N ths Democratic Convsn,ion, whsn II
ASSEMBLIES, should be fouud unmsusFssb!s By
the Albany ovwsssrs' whip, and taking the biz
In its mouth shorld lead OF In Uaion noml-
nation which the Rsppbliosr Convsntion, -
s.mbii1g few days later, may fall In with.
An oprOsits cosrss might erstify the ultra Re-
publ cans. by conpistinE The diso,u,lsn Of the
D,mocrtie party, but II cannot pleas, any
sound ~ d int.Iligept patriot.
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Esres, Lasussts, AooiAs.n., Ass.

YIRx II sIn AvkNuK.-At ~ o'clock, on
Saturday morning, the premises Ne. roo
Eighth Avenue, oocupIsd by PETKH D. BRowH
dealer In cloIhipg was damaged to the sxtsnt
Of 33c0 by FIRE; Insured. The frs originated
from a fainaca
ATTKnrr AT SUICIDH.-Ssturdsy svsDiag
about Q o'clock, CARoLIsE SKAMAN was found
In Church street, near LspsnArd, suffering
nom the effect. Of dose Of lAudanum which
shs had taken for the purpose Of ending hsr
exist. nee. See was conveyed TO the Station
House, vhsn Surgeon KENNEDY Auecsedsd m
removing the poison from her stomach. The
unhappy woman was then conveyed 70 the
New York Hospital. She Is 10 years Of sgs.
ard native Of New Jersey.
KILLED 1T A BLAsr.-Caousr GAHaLs
held an inquest on the body Of ANTHONY SnKz-
LOCK, who was insts ntly killed on Saturday,
BY the premature explosion Of blast In SSth
street ear Let. avenue. A piect Of rock struck
him In the mack and completely severed his
head fiom bis shoulders. The jury rsadsrs<s
verdict Of accidental Death. Deceased Wa 50
years Of age and q native OF New York.
FouSD DEAD N A BArH.-A German
ramsd p. HAAsK, was found dad In the bath
{ a the Battery, whsIs he had gone alens TO
battle late on Saturday. 1t Is supposed that
he wss taken Ill after entering the water, ana
must have died In few moments aftsrwards.
Deceased lived At No. BOG Eighth avenue. he
Coroner was notified 10 hold an inquest.
Boz DRowsSD.-EHsEsr GuTrx, a Lad IT
years Of age, recently employed on board the
ship Normandy, lying at the foot Of iIss st.,
z r., fell overheard on Saturday evening, and
was drowned. Search was made for the body,
but 1t has not yet bs,n recovered.
BODY OF VOLUNTEER REoovHHm.-
Ths body Of - soARoRA, Of Co. A, Linosln
cavalry, quGrtsred a. Elm Park, who wa
drowned wbils bathing at the foot OF SD St.
on Wednesday evening, was recovered Sat.
urday afternoon, and Coronsr GAMBLE held
an inquest upon II.
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We have heard repeatedly from the South,
that soma traitor and spy communicated to
the enemy full details Of Gen. McDowELL's
plan Of attack at Ball Run. We now bear
through the northern press how easily this
was 70 be sffset'd. We had supposed that N
Important = secret must Be confined 10 the
GENERAL end at INST two OF three OF his high.
est oGhc RS. until the hour q movsmsnt, and
1t became painful speculation as to what in
cor c,ivGbls treason or blAbbipg imbsclli,y
smong those man coHld have allowed the
ssc,st 10 leak out. Bat We are now informed
that II vas 70 secret AZ all but Dds kaoor
70 moty persons. including ci0ilians iO'h'n On
lines os early as SatnrdG, aeon" Hos Gen
Isl aoDowALL could have expected tn
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Tue mossy market va, again risi us O. ong.
~ N Ssturday-ths differences Of tbs Trss'-
ury and III, Buki pro srsssing fsvorably. and
no doubt remaining Of q free circulation to
the small Treasury NOTES tArOugh the Banks,
and the supply Of nssdsd funds In . direct
m'pssr.
We have slrs,dy alluded 10 the objection Of
,hs hard money hnantisrs 70 the relaxation
Of the sab. treasury policy, allowing the loan
TO remain temporarily on deposit 10 solvent
Banks. Secretary CHASE 10 himsslf well
known as hard. money Democrat, and has
very happily adapted his plans 70 obvist. thi,
objection. Whatever . Bank may subscrib,
10 the loan, the Secretary VIII give vouehsl
therefor, tlmply Is an acknowledgment Of ths
transaction, % far a. II goes. The amour
VIII not be drawn until wanted, but, whsr
drawn, the B.Ik will rsesivs notes or csrtif
Gates therefor dating bact from ns tins Of a
subscription. OF course all subscriptions cal
b. and naturally viii be made In this wy
throagh the Ranks, for the advantage Of Inter
est thus afforded.
AZ the private gathering Il The houss Of Mr.
CISCO, the plans Of Mr.. CuAan were worry d
vorably received. He Submitted ststsmsr
rsla'ivs to the d.bt Of the United Stats
which removes . good DIAL Of misapprshsi
sien In respect 10 lie INCREASE up 70 this tin
He STATED that the total public debt up to
eth OF August, including all Issues Of mott
Of whatever class, outstanding, was ell
COO COO, which J. .nrch lees than hn b.
sur posed
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SBRxsADr TO SrEiKEn Gnow.-On S.t-
urdsy svsning Last, Hon. 0ALUsuA A. 0sow,
Speaker Of the House during the rses,t go
sion Of Congress-, was ssrs.adsd q Ne y.
Nicholas Hotel. Az "a. s'elock Brosdvsy IN
ont Of the hotsl was dsrseiy Gro .dst, snk
1t . qusrtr before eleven O'Clock D0Dwosru's
Band began the performance Of q varsity q.
national music, each pises being folio - -
loud applause and enthusissiis cheers fsr M.
0Row and the Union.
Nc. =. d. 5nTIu, U. 8. District Attsruav.
introduced Mr.. Grow TO the p.opis n . nsst
appropriate little epoch.
Mr.. GRow's arpsrspcs was the tisnsl Tor
. seems Of the widest, tuuultuous sxcits-
msnt. Men chssrsd hi a. II In hin thsy
did honor to the loyalty Of the august b.dy
over which be 80 ably presided. Aftsr srsos-
fully acknowledging III, compli asnt p.ii hin,
the speaker proceeded to trace the march Il
human liberty and progrss within the last d.
cads, and showed that thu present war h n.rs-
lyssrsggls against usurPsrs who would crusa.
libsrty' and who, having been beaten st TIA
b.llOt-boK, resort To the eartridg. box to fore,
their :icus tyranny upon . free people.
Altar tia closs tf Mr.. Grows rsmsrks, Hsa.
r. K. Fsrros, OF Chsisqus county. nads
some remarks - the Gro Wd, which coon sfssr-
wards Dispersed
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dsvctiou. looking sivsys 70 ths protsstioa q
the lust q d and bsfore tine grown much old.
Or, v. ell ~ hsld - dsiivsrsrs q q nstion q
tsa mil lore Of people.
Oonrndss our brotAsu Wa hevs fallen hsvs
esrn.d uudying ruevn, and thsif hlood, she'd
IA our holy cause e . Pr,eAcus and .ooept:.
Rieht thsir graves are bseiis the tonb q
WAsRiSoron, thar spirits have JOINED his IN
eternal ccmmvniou. We will hold I'll, coil In
which the dust Of WAwrroTou II mingled
with the dpst q our brothers. We drop one
tear On th.ir lsurda and move forward TO
sv.ngs them.
Soidisrz Ne eonwstuists ycu on . glorious
tfiumFh end complete victory. We thank
yonr ocnntry. yvssrH Z. yoHrsron.
q. II. RRAurroAnD.