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me- RebeI soIdiera.

Mr. Russell Of the London Times, is get |
ting his eyes opened as to the eharastsrof
tbe rebels and their chivslry. In 3 letter
written from CairO, he thus speaks Of some
Of the soldiers whom he saw in Aissls-
sippi:
On the train before US there had just
nassed on q s0mpany armed Win l,,S lsIes
bovie-knives and rifed pistols Who caliea
tbemselVes the "ToOthpiek Company
Tbsv carried q coin along with them, on
1vbich Wss a plate with "Abs Lincoln m
scribed on it, and they amused themselves
Titb The childish conceit Of telling the Peo-
rls AZ tbey went along that "they Wsre
bonndg 10 bring his body back in Il. A.
Grand Junction Station the troops got out
and we're mustered preparatory. 70 their
Sransfer 70 9 train for Richmond IN VIZ
1;nia Tie first company, abcut ~ streng
Contested exclusively Of lrishs VINO ueis
1900 v7ith rites without bayonets Inc
sseond consisted Of Eve sixths Irish armed
-0ostlv viii muskets; the third we're o
Imeriesns. Who we're well uniformed, On
I-5-,o-or1a NTH them. The fSurthi oia'
4. -resn. were nearly ell Irish they Wor
=, so.fs Of clothing, snd had no pFeten
Sons 10 be regarded as disciplined soidieIl
'S an led 70 believe that the great nu[I.pe
ofTrish who have enlisted fSF service lnu !.
-t.s /. totaI suspension Of tll the works 2
-Ii.b ihey are ordinarily engaged IN u
South. They we're not very orderly. Sfl Z
S-o.sfsl' elected 8 wonderful amouht
Oogtroyersy in the ranks. ''Whar are ,
SI-iv;stoi ~ q Sullivan, don't ye he
TeIre % fx beyOnsts." HAysS !, me SeTs sIs
~ INV baynit saEieHt jewel y -.
TTod ne Wid thst sgin, fhlet day ioIse oaSI. ~
PsI6o. Officer, reading muster \ 2: !
Ismsr PbelanS No reply. Voice II
80 rsnks-aFaith, Phslan's gone; sure
Tipt ii At the last dipOt-" ola men q ana y .
we're mixed together, but ne mass i....' 2. I,
49, md Iils were strong, fuil-grONnE =
SIr ~ of the carriages were some -Nen
dressed - as viysndisrss, min9s ths .eoqI. q
80 ona the troWsers and poeis oi =
sSa5;sa ~ - They looked sad, sorry, dirty =
foolish
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This Afternoons Report.
FURTHER LIST KILLED, WOUNDED
y AND MISSING.


WAsHIEGToE, July 26. Z
The following is q list Of the killed,
wounded and missing in the I'd Ohio regi-
ment: Surgeon ALFRED Powell, Lieut.. J. W.
Dempsey, Lieut.. Samuel Irwin, Sergeant A.
Donnell, PriVates Stroud, Thomas J. LAM
gan, Polk, Bush, John Cregsn, John McFar-
land, Carrier, Vim. Maxwell, Michael
Mccarthy, Wm. Baird, Wm. Morrow, Robert
Tipe, Polk, MeC COrmick, James Murphy.
Wounded, jos. Morrisoa, slightly; Polk
Larken, James McNamara, Geo. Taylor,
Sergeant Jno. q. Norris, Sergeant J. D.
Wilson, COrpOrals W. A. Tucker, slightly
J. McKennan, badly; P. Mollen, A. Fitz-
patrick, Jno. Bush, Adolf Wauback, Pat
rick b. Denim, dangerously; Dane Morrill,
Israel G. Ferguson, slightly. Taken pris-
oner, Assistant Surgeon J. A. Farguar and
W. A Connolly; hospital teamster Howard,
Surgeons boy Joseph. Missing, I'd Lieut.
Henry Simpson, Co, B., Sergeant Major
WIN. J. Thomas, Co. D., and l40 others.
Deserter, I'd Lieut. Frank r. Mott Co. I.
According to general order No. As, in the
future no volunteer viii be mustered into
the service who is unable tospeak the Eng
lish language. a1o ti-
Captain Van Yleet has been appointed
Quarter Master Of the army Of the Poto-
mac, and has entered upon his duties.
Who have 50 distinguished themselves = -
western Virginia, have been or wiz oe
sppointed rigadierl3enerals, in addition
| to- ]. REYNOLDS Of that State z7 a. IN
Briradier-Gensral Morris viii be honor
ably discharged from the service to-mor
roW. EEaa eia-4aF a
Major General Sanford Of New HOrk
Bripadier. General Runysn Of New Jersey
BriSadier- General Cox, Schleich and Bate
of Ohio. are also respectively 70 be honor
ably discharged .... 49,,
/ The first named on the 18th, and the la'
named on the 9th, and the others on u
3Oth instant -ltlt
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&c nllI lsr DlFest TaHasIsn.

In accordance with she recommendation
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, the Com
mittee on Ways and Means will introduce a
bill to provide fos levyinga direct tax. This
bill viii bs entitled dAn act to provide aadi-
tiohal revenues for defray.Rg the expenses OF
Government and maintaining the public
credit by the assessment and collection Of a
direct tax, and internal duties" BY the pro
visions Of this act direct tax, probably OF
the amount Of $4,000, 900, annually, will
be laid and distributed in the following pro
portions among the respective States
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The Isth Regiment Ohis Volunteers h

7 a-aA a.HHa
The 18th Regiment Of Ohio volunteers
have volunteered TO remain with General
Rosenoranz until the campaign in Western
Virginia is ended, notEithstand their term
Of enlistment has expired. They were
never mustered into the, o. 8 service but
we're sent to Virginia at their own deslre'
TO assist the Government in quelling rebel
linn. 1t will be remembered that some
odium was cast upon this regiment 6y the
disefsee of squad in Company Z 81 BUCK
ba1non. At the battle Of Rich Mountain
ibev redeemed their reputation from un-
meiited oblOquy, and now, while under nc
obliastjon 10 remain in the field, they pa
triotically forego the anticipated pleasa afe
az a return 10 iheir homes and no5ly prone
| tbslv eeryicee 10 the Government uaul !
can discharge them without detrlment u
its interests. q "a
Tie public viii remember that this reg
ment was selected by General ROsenoran
At Rich Mountain as his "reserve. IN
vriter Of this heard the General say tna "
Il MAS Hthe only regiment which staye
where he ordered them 10 stay-tae onl
|, one which obeyed orders" 81 very 500
! discovered. . said he, (which was ny =
! serve And, by the by, there has pee
/. soue sneering st this regiment because
!. was from The Reserve tWesternl D. IN
/, deserve honor for thsir patriotism u
J, | Ohm
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CnNGRRssIONAI..
WAsHINaroN, July zoth.
HOUSE,, va.-s Z

Mr.. Dawes, from the committee on Elee--
t;ops. raported resolution that Mr.. Shell
Il entitled to . seat as the member from
Oreqea. instead Of Mr.. ThAyer, who now
occupies it EcsEElIgH :.
I M. Vandeveer moved an adjournment.
Mr.. Fentou moved that when the House
adjourn il be TIN Monday.
Colfax Inquired Of Stevens Of the Com
mitiee on Ways and Means when it was
nossible for the House to adjourn sine de.
Stevens replied that it depended some on
tbe Senate. He intended 20 move 10 60
into Committee Of the Whole to consider
the Tax Bill. The House by its action On
that measure would be able 70 determine
as to whether Congress shall stay her'
| longer. O
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Rrnr1. Arrn1okN ApRoAD.-We 8

A REBEL AMERICAN ABRoAD.-We have
seen a letter, says the Boston Transcript, from
an American gentleman, who has resided IN
France the past three years. in which the
following statement is mads
tvadsma Bonaparte told me the other day
~ ssV N dinner. Mr.. Faulkner, The
American minister, said 70 heri a aoalls lel-s
many Of rs ardently wish to see your granu
sou.'oar Emperor. Respect for ne genlle I
man a. whose table she was dining Ai0n
nrevented her from saying aloud, 'Ar. fsuik
1sr. Although his family has seen eEil Gay.
oltbough one member Of Il was Z. loiga anis
and apother rogae, yet thank God H h0
EsUsF yet had a tnaitosFfl 1
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The Chicano Press.

The Chicago Democrat long published
and edited BY "LOng John" Wentworth, has
been merged in the Chicago Tribune,
which seems to be destined to swallow up
the lesser prints Of that city, as the big
fsh do the little ones, having already Ab-
sOrbed two. The Tribane ha5 now the
largest circulation Of any paper in the
West its daily circulation having run up
to thirty-sir thousand copies, as many hs the
n. Y. Tribune printed three years ago.
The paper is one Of the abiest journals in
the OOuntry, and well deserves its popular
ity and great success. "a
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FROlT ALRXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, July rs.


The first Minnesota Regiment, Col. Cor
man, attached to Col. Heintzelman's divi-
sion, suffered as fellows: Killed, 60
wounded, 81; missing, 81. Company
had % killed. -tr rs..
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cnrr,lnnn. InlH p

Ths sovernor is informed thatA bill Prs$-
- - ~ rs suggestion has passed 11Ln
Houses of Congress providing ior e s-.,.s;
Extending nine Ohio regiments teesl ~ elLSS
ssTsSsTsi service, under orders Of Genera lla
NeClslIsn, IN Western Virginia '7,77's
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FRoM wAsaINeEON.

WLsHIzeTos, July 20.
Eight new regiments from Ohio have re-
Gently been accepted
Capt Harris, Of CINCINNATI for his oraV,
ery in the late action, has been authorised
TO raise regiment. -
Col. MeCoOk hsd previsusly obtained
similar authority. ss 2 -s .l.e..-.,-
New regiments sre being constantly ton
/ dened and accepted.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

.aa a LoUIsTlLLEI Suly ~
Passengers Just arrived from Tennessee
stata fbat froops in large numbers from
v.r;o1a epcsmpments in that State are
rapidly. being hurried into Virgins. 2 . !.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

sBRzEHEEH, IEE Us DAIIEEEEi 7-7-inAen tne
news Of the repulse ct Manassas reached
the Camp Meeting st DsSPlsinssI III, Rsyii
Henry Cox, ths lsrgs ihenrtsd. pastor Of
wabash Avenue ME. Ohursh--WhO was
Dresching At the time the intelligence vas
rseeived-remarksd, on closing his sermon
a Brethren, We had better adjourn thiil
.ss5nopp meeting and 60 home and drill"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

IN R. KIN G CONTINUES TO
J practio Medicine and BurRery IN Cleveland
where he has been located for eight years past Of
hee-No. 90 Bank street, opposite Angler HOUSE.
Dr. K has had many years eXperienoe In some Of the
principal private Hospitals in Europe and America
Special attention paid 70 all classes Of diseases Of
Chronic private and delicate nature Of both sexes
Dr.. X. is agent for DT. VideHs French Periodical
Drops. -CAUfIOh-These Drops should not Be used
By Ladies' In certain condition, as they never fail
70 restore the msnses. Price 500.
You, who, By indugn in secret practices, or IRON
any other causes, have coutI acted that mind-har-
rowing, bealth-destroyina disease, SPEBHAT0RHKA,
or Seminal Weakness, should call Immediately on
DR.. X, aud be cured as many are doing daily
The ONCE is 90 arranged that patients will see no
one but the Dr.. 4 n communications and business
strictly confidential AL letters containing fse OF
81 viii be promptly attended 20.
Post Once Address Box ls5s. once open from
A n tn p, NJ t.l VS.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEw YORK aIARKEF-JuIy 20.


EL0UR-Rsooipts l,22s bblS. Market Without
ssiss sssi bbs At st.OOAS4ds Tor snpsfane staIs
si,eG4, Is i0r extra Stats - 3.s5405 i0T supeTlDe
Weatarn; 5f.l5(ofi40 tor commou % medium extra
sssteEn 4ss4s,oo iof ahipping brands extra round
hnopei Ohio -7-ifl aIta lI1Tl r.E.g y. -r--.rr
CANADIAN FLOUR : Market quiet, sales SO
b6s - Ss,I0s,so for superhnes Ss,i03fo0 Tor COM
RHR EI.QUR Market steady a q, ,ifa, 20.
WHEAT-Receipts 81 ,s5i bush. Marietta shade
iImsr. Sales 30 900 bnsh at 9O095c for miiWau-
kee club ~ Ou for amber Iowa; Sl5 for winter red
western; 92c Gir prime Chicago spring. l
RYE 1lArkst STEADY at 9Gaoo for Eeatsfni &c
RIRlEY-Msrket dun st s2a5se o "a
s OORN-= ReeslDt IBI,67f bush. Market dull and
dio0plBg t9ales $50 bush at n94se Tor mixed west
0ATs-stOAdE ct 9seSie for Eosturn Canada aad
P0RK-Asrkss duh. SALES trigns 1t SIs.75
6l5r1l for mesa; Sl0,1G for prime.
BEEf-Harkef unchanged.
! OUT mEATS-hArket dull. .'s
LlRD-MArket dull and sales ct 8f1ec
BUTTkR- Il moderate request al T@l0$o Tor
GHEKsK-MSrkst steady at sS7c as in quail
WHIsKY-MArkst quiet at ls8e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

Al the ecitiEen's meeting on Saturday eve
ming, to make arrangements for giving the
Mahoning Rifles public reception, on
their return home from Virginia, Hon. Da-
vid Tod made some remarks, IN the course
Of which be took occasion to speak in ap-
predatory terms Of the action Of the Ad-
ministration thus far in regard to It's var
policy. Some errors and oVersights in his
judgment, had been committed, but no more
haSa ls 1fislleQ q The charge Of any
Upon The whole, the Pres dent and his CAB
inst had acted as became patriots and
statesmen. in fheir efforts tc crush out re-
belIiou and preserve the Union, and their
oficisl conduct should receive the cordial
approbstion OF every good citizen. De re-
0rettsd 70 observe that the spirit Of fault
fndinr existed, even in this community y.
We have in our midst, said he, rabidi mis-
ehievous Republicans, who complain tha.
tha slaves are not being set free fasl
enough. and groveling, grumbling Demo
erats- Who characterize this as . hepuoll'
can var. in which they have no interest o.
rssnonsibilitT; that il Is costing heap o
money and impOTerishing the country. IA
vould ask such What is thsir properi.
-orth vitbout q Government Suppos
he var should cost Eve hundred million
Of dollars What is that amount compares
with the perpetuity Of q government .il- hk
ours.-vhat, compared with a demonstra
tion Of the fact that the people Of the Uni
ted States are still capable Of self-goVerI
ment.- These so-sty yled Democrats are no
housing and csucusing and ealing col
ventions, 70 further their unhalloNed END
but. said the speaker, they have mistake
the temper Of The people Of Ohio, ana u
they win find out when they 60 g me POI
on such an issue. The masses Of Ohlo
loyaI to the Union, and will not bow %
dictation Of sohsming politicians In 9 crii
like this. Let these fellows Work tn
win do no harm to any one but the
selves; their scheme, like the fellow 9 7 no :,
# let dIons, viii 6lOlO self.-Adhoning >
fsrsT --I IL ~ llI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

A letter has been received in Washing
ton from lady in Richmond, in which shs
.says:ATs 2 aNAAei@'s
aTbere is no rejoicing in Riehnoud-T
Ths5--5-o6sr of Killed and wounded broughi
no Riohpsnd IL fsaEfaL1 2"
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fimautial.

qS0 mn MONEY ADVANCED,
lhe}(y.Ny(yNJ In sums TO suit-at the old stand
- v-eIl Known WAGNER,S on fIgE--on sscilrltls
~ every kind, viz Dry Goocs, HRrdwaI Stola ena
StsS.S Blsfe N stches Diamonds, gsNelrys
othtnS Furniture, Carpets Pianos, u ifroT5 Paint-
GSs General Merchsndise, and Personal FropsIty
and articles Of value, en- the most -
Businass strictiyn ftGntes AasaDlt1hoaA aAoS-
snd JeWelry for sac ct bargains, . 49,.
-WM. WAGNER, once 10. > heteL y. ~ =
Corner superier street. over over 80 - sss,Sis
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SHOWS aud Gin aRarE
mun -anFgPATCHn COOKINe

THE DESPATCH COOkAn8
STOVE = the result Of Dasny yesE1 q eafs-lsl
sl1sFfIlsns and aLperisncei ano = Dlt ees1---7t.
g1PsEior g sRy otssr ,s vsss4',s Soot'5s - ir
~ P1SS1tro. g ~ : ,iSj CovErEECn 1zD EooHOE1.
Tlss oven 4 thdfOuEhiT ventilated lieh nsase1 ~
By ingenious patsnt pro -. Sn1Sa 49, : -.
- ? a ao5s kslrs fhs 0psl kraa % tha ~
Jules and fagor Of msatl and RoultIy -
TTaiiinr : n done On The he1rsh cger Ne o1li---A
L STFSirs cSs1nbsf is 90 alIauSsd - . aec-ie -
nOss psrfsct combustion o. fuel posstos. ~ -
5Ff1si ~ - QiVe entfrs GatiIfactio1 % Al Hao -
i gire n EST GLASS 8EOlls = - -
-Tor 1roof q Ehs trIth of tne 9cqfet - -
ef.~l9 arf isTGforsl1 IL sngr1l % t1e Ua1y 94--
s-s5S n PorSslrss3sls in fni8 eitT and
oo6nffy vso are rail7 Using tas slole. - - -
Smfns i6- Y0uT1alVssi gst eirc1les 80 oe 9 - -
sd Msa q Ilale, as4ss 81 - ~ = IT1,
and TIE matsrial and the goEkman.1l2. ~ :. - u
bSst qlalii9 snd csl b mlds 9 - . el'. ..---
/ VsaTl or longer. Our gsock o. oteer =, -
COOK ING 8 7 . y -
BOA for Ee0d sad Sosl p ne lazSs.s Aaa - y ~
= - FNAMELLED CRATES
q l.r-s and comvriss TIE newest lfTiaa snd ~ q
: Erssriof ani8h- Our allortl1snl o. =,
} HOUgR-FuREEBHTHa hoods.
| IN OoDpsF and shsst-Irol, q coInl -
| or f5Ertson ysaEs erllll.l-, - > =. -
l o. 3 Purchsls goosS enaal - - p p
1is1sr Ei1ens 81 E3su11llt lllelsrs.
!. Anars lnVissd % ean aaa look ior t-e-
z Il e 4ssF0KS f:jl Eaf5P E CRATE EHPoRtUM =
70. q, s0uth 20 RRslise .'a,.s sS'''.'. s'S.
+ 41neto
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ghuseEiails, &c. q

OU4GO
After all ofhsr Treatment Failsli
= 'sa DR.. A. GIBSON, 1ll193
FoEmaEy e New Yoyk Cisy, Will laE Qne Han
Ihe above named diseases. Hs Eil ~ thS m;
sun for tho proof that any other Physioian u
us United s,stss sroa. ne HAHs dis6aaol vita
IflsT msEF yeari Of laborioua study ana szDs1i.
enoes Dr. 9lbsOh z happy IN being able g an
sPEtDE. kED PEREAHEEF OUB1
PRIVATE DISEASES "a
with all BAD sllecfI aFIIiuR ahaBalron, intending
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROeTRATIOH.
Of whom had ezpsndsd hundreds Of dollars With
phylicans, who Rrofsa 70 treat al private
HssGiss gite Z md without receiving ths
DE-. GIBSON dos not boast that he e a mombsr Of
sens goliees y London o. Parisi e perh4Ps some
and Who hold out Tr5at 5n isTsr to- 70 bS re-
slised, Hnt What Dr. GIBSON might boast Of it
those Who roposs conadsnos q II Sbif7 aad fnts9
rity and that he b! perisctsd an AmsricSn syStsn
don Paris, any patent medicine to equal tot tina
radical cure Of seminal weakness and al diseases
asrAngemonts, both mental and physical, ariGiRa
DT. GIBSON also claims foF his neg treatment the
and hrSt the sgents ussd are n 10 Tspscf dissFrss
ablei hs uses no relies q the DARK aces, such e
AerolEy. nor any otheE eslstsEi9W drug seoondly
n his trestmOnt Is positive and certain ln "a esSsI
Re Sand! prsparsd 70 50 into any pqbic o. DEiVas
hospital In the United States and demonEtTats the
Immense supersrity Of hll new treatment over any
other nov EngEn % the world n point Of prompt
nesg, poranency, mildnoas, ssfsty and conVen5shos
DIT. GIBSON d permanently located IN Cleveland,
olro5 q isessss witch bad for ysSrs rsS.sd !.
Other nodes q keisFs1ce can q given %
Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard 20
skill and integrity in all protest. opal tFansac
diseases treated With superior success.
- Medicine sent % any part Of the oountTy On
recent OF ter dollars.
DT: elBsOR's New Work on PhysiOIou for HAls
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetrOPdthy aud HediciHs,
- once No. III Ontario stre6t, NJ stairs, f8W
doors nom the Public Square. IT y a-l
Qmes hours nom 2 e and tron 70 o'elOek
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ITOREIGN EXUHA ANG e..
n 0-@ffi IN amounts 70 suit, from IS upWard5l On
H6vlSnd md France, and all The pEinelp4l Slie. .
aermanv or Frsnkfart, Berlin, LeiPLlgi \ ~ leLllle
Nunan berg, CasBsl, Cologne, HansouIgnl Dtels.ls9
at1ttgsrt Manheim and Prague. For sale ~ -
mris RETTBERG HAushAhh-
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RuPFALo aIARKET-Iulr 20.

- tlaft.-. lFF TBLEsRAPH-l ..sa +.
RL0UR-Market steady
= WHEAH-Market quiet and parties apart-no
O0RN-AAFkst steady with fair demand sales
Other RrGina quiet '.f
WHlsKi-MaFket steady at IKE
UANAL khEits Better IOSe on corn,
LAKE IMP0RTs-ss0 bbls -four; 100 bu
CANAL KXRQiTa-7dOO bbls aOuri 3. 900 bush
wheat; lsg 900 buah corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

AoGmlGLeos
The Republican State Central Commit.
Tee, at its session in Columbus on Thurs
day, had The following action;
WHEREAS, Il is the duty Of all citizens.
in time Of national peril, to lay aside all
differences Of political opinion and unite
in defense OF their government; therefore,
ResolVsd, That il is not nov expedient 70
call Convention Of the Republican party
for the nomination OF officers 10 be chosen
at the coming State election. 1elr
Resolved, That the Democratic Central
Committee be requested TO unite Wi:h this
Committee In a call for joint delegate
convention, for the purpose Of nominating
9 suitable State Ticket and that the call be
addressed 70 all who are in favor Of the un-
conditional preservation Of the Union Of
the States, Of the maintenance Of the in
tegrity Of the National Government and
Of the vigorous and continued prosecution
Of he var new carried On tor that puF-
pose. And that the proposition TO said
Committee be made b. the Executive Com
mittee. Fa
ResOlUed That in the event Of lhs refusal
Of the Democratic Central COmnitioe to
accept The proposition for Union by the 9Th
Of August the Executive Committee Is di-
rected 70 issue 10 the people OF 7obio 8 call
for g convention OF Delegates, to 3 nomi-
mating convention, to be chosen without
reference 70 party, upon the simple basis Of
the maihtenance of tlie Govern meht an6
the suppression Of The rebellion against it.
ResOlse2, That the Seerelary be request
ed to furnish copies Of the foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions o he papers Of this
city, and that the press Of all parties in the
State be invited 10 publish the same. --
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DIR. GIBSON. itE

Professor Of Elsetropdtsy AID AediciHs,
- ONCE No. III Ontario stTeSt, uD GtAirs, fsV
doors from the Public Square. IT 49, y a-l
pailV, fRundaVa eTnaufafl = y -auge
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PURR CARBoH AND PRTRoLEUM
NH OILlI OILITI

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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-16
VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SlLEi

Will be held at private sale, that desirable pro-
perty situated in Knox Tow nship, Columbiaua CO.,
Ohio; four and half miles southeast of Alliance.
and one-sourth mile South of the Salem and Nj.
Union road; formerly the property of Henry Coon
er, but more recently owned by Joshua Lee. II
contains 100 acres, 100 of which is cleared and
in a high state of cultivation, the remaining 20
acres being covered with timber. The improve.
ments consist OF q large substantial brick house
two and q half stories high, with four rooms on a
floor with q large hall both up stairs and down.
A large nearly new double decked barn with every
thinS about it in perfect order, wagon house with
lott above and corn crib attached. Sheen house.
hog house, wood house, spring house, drying
house, blacksmith shop and q tenant house ard
tarn. These buildings are all in fine condition,
the most of them being nearly new, and for neat
ness and durability cannot BE surpassed by any
in the neighborhood. There is also upon the
property an apple orchard of 100 trees bearing
fruit OF o superior quality. Also q peach orchard
of 300 trees just in bearing order, q good stone
and coal quarry, a never failing stream of water
which passes through the barn yard, afording
sufficient water for the stock. Besides this run
ming stream, there is two never failing wells at
The barn and two at the house, one of which con
tains soft and the other hard water; the different
enclosures are 80 arranged that stock can obtain
water at any time. This is a desirable properly
and worthy Of the attention of any one desirous
of purchasing; the land being of extra quality and
considerably elevated, the buildings occupy a fine
position and are a short distance from the public
road. The farm would be suitable either for
farming or grazing purposes, and would make a
splendid country residence. 1t is contiguous ia
schools, mills, and places Of public worship Of
various denominations. Any person wishing ia
view the premises will be show the same By
HENRY BROSIUS, residing thereon.