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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17
.OTICE.-BENJAMIN DODGE, A

NOTIOE.-BENJAMIN DODGE, A
1N nonresident Of the State Of Ohio, Is hereby
notified that the 22d day of October 1862, Miller
n spangler nled, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of Ouyahoga in the State
Of Ohio his petition, setting forth that Thomas W.
MorEe in the year 1889 to the and at the request
Of said Dodge, paid 81 900 take up and discharge
certain note executed and delivered BY said Dodge in
81 900, which said note endorsed By said Morse as
surety for said Dodge, that said Morse has assigned
to said Spanger his claim against said Dodge for the
money 50 paid at his request, and that before said
Morse paid said money Aforesaid said Dodge left,
and has ever since remained out Of the State OF Ohio
and praying for q judgment against said Dodge II
favor Of said SpanRer for the sum Of one thousand
dollars, with interest thereon, from the year 1852
said Dodge is further notified that an attachment
has been issued In said action and that he h required
TO hle his to said petition on or before the
Goth day of December, 1859.
MILLER NJ. sPANGLER.
By CHARLES L. FISH, his Attorney.
CieveIand Oct 22 iS52 oct 2s.ls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17
TAILORING.

NENTLEMEN'S OLOrHEs CLEAN-
N ING, Renoyating and Mending Establiahmsnt.
FRAEcIs AGERl Tailor, No. i9 Prospect street, wfn
hereafter devote his attention TO cleaning renoTanR
and mendtng Gentlemen'8 clothing. BE has hcill-
ties for doing his work in the best manner Gentle
Will md q for their interest during thass bad
imes 70 rvs NJ Agsy t-t.l laVlERa1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17
DYERS.
FOREST City FRENCH FIRST

Il GLASS DYEHOUSE, No. log Seneca street, (op-
pOsite City H0tell BY UMLAuET HERTEL.-
Highly recommended BY the last State Fair Of Ohio.
Dysing and Cleaning in all its branches PLEASE call
and examine goods in the store to find the difference
with other dye shops, we finish all eur goods BY
steam machinery and presses. The only watering
machine in the Western States to finish silks like
new.
REFERENcEs--Messrs. Prescott & Chase, AlcOtt 4
Horton, Baldwin Co., Taylor, GriswOld Co., Rett-
berg Hausman, Morgan Beot, and other mer-
chants. NJ oet3.420
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GarTbaIdi.

1t is asserted that the great liberator of
Italy is in serious danger of losing his life
in consequence Of the wound received when
he was captured. He was shot in the foot
and his surgeons could not determine
whether the.b was still in the foot or not.
DR.. Partridge, who went from England to
attend him, land charged $500 for the
trip, tOO,) decided that it was not there
New evidence, however, has reversed the
decision and it is now decided that the
limb must be amputsted. It is feared that
the life Of the patriot will not long sur
vive the operation. DR.. Nelaton, one Of the
most eminent French surgeons, has offered
to perform the operation and Garibaldi
has accepted his offer. A world would
mourn the loss Ofsthe "red-shirted Hero"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17


An oficerin one of the Rhode Island Bate
ries, while at Fitz John n'Porter's headquar-
ters on Wednesday, remarked, after this
we may as well give up and acknowledge
the independence Of the Rebels Half sn
hour later he was surprised bya summons
to Burnside's headquarters. He admitted
he made the remark but said he did SO un-
der excitement, and said more than he
meant. q You have now an opportunity to
retraet ii, said Burnsidei "but if were
not personally acquainted with your an
tecedents and your loyalty, you would
have been instantly dismissed Neither
you nor any other officer, high or low, can
utter such sentiments and remain in the
army The offender made full retrao-
tiOn and apology.
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W. a. Benham, Justioe Peacs.

Kenneth Mabsr. dsTsland, ohio. .''''9 '-'''
On the "a dsy Of October 1852, order Of attach
ment issued in this action for the Of forty
eight and forty seven undredths dollars, and the
cause set for trial before SAID Justice his once In
the city Of Cleveland, on the 6th day Of December
1862 at O'Clock, Az. o. n. SkEELS& a 90.
Cleveland, Oct. 81 1852. nOvl;4t4
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MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANr

M ASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANT
lNl to the command Of an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Ouyahoga county, Ohio,
at the suit Of AlansOn T. LaErencs against John
Singer and George II. Wyman, to directed, shall
expose fOrsaie at public auction at the door Of the
Court House. IN the city Of Cleveland, on the frst
day Of December ls62 at three O'Clock, P. n, the
following described premises situate in the City Of
OleYelsEd, West Side,) and is known as being the
east half OF City lot No. 2ls In Barber Lord sub
division, bounded as follows, 70 wit North on Lo-
west by the west half OF said lot 23 being thirty
two feet front LOrain street. according survey
Of Ahaz Merchant, together with all the heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereuntO belonging, but
subject to al streets and highways.
Appraised at $780, LEWIS W. FORD,
oct30k4l6 Master Commissioner.
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IMPORTANT 10 FIMAL7s.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Ths combination Of Ingredients In these PIIls an
the result Of long and extensive practice They ara
mid in their OPERATION and certain IN correcting AZ
hFeguiaritiss painful Msnstruation rsmovingan sb,
lructions whether from cold or otherWas headashsi
pain in the side paptatiOn Of the heart Ehitss al
nervous affections, hystsrics fatigue, pain IN tbs
back and limbs, &C., disturbed slsep. EhIsh arsss
from Interruption Of fnsture- ~
DR.. OHEESEMAH'S PILLS
va the commencement Of nsW era IN the treatment
Of those irregularities and distractions which hayS
consigned 90 many 70 premature grave. SO fsuaIa
can enjoy good health unless she Is regular, and
whenever an Obstruction takss place the ransrlI
health begins to decline. ,-. ..-5-
DR. OHEKSkMAN'6 PILLS
are the most aectual remedy ever known for an com.
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes thoy ars
Invaluable, including, with certainty periodical req
ulAritY. They are known to thomands, Who hsTs
used them, at different periods throughout the corn.
try having the sanction q some Of the most smiusnf
PhyIicians In america. afr
Explicit directions, stating when they should NOT
be used, with each Box The price, n 90 par Box
containing from 50 to 60 PIis u
Pills sent By mail, promptly, By rsmistine 70 Ne
ProPristor. Sold by Draggists generally.
2. B. HUFCHINGs, Prupristor,
20 Osdar-Ss, New Tork.
~ Sold Wholesale and Rstan in Cleveland b.
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CLEVELAND SKIRT FACTORY
THE LADIES OF CLEVELAND
ARE INVITED TO CALL AT
MRS. sHERMAN'S
NEW YORK SKIRT FACTORY
No. 70 PUBLIC SQUARE, West side,) three doors
from the Court House, Cleveland Ohio,
AND EXAMINE HER
NEW SPRING STYLE OF SKIRTS.

LADIES l-Haye you been wearing q skirt that
has been continually ripping or the cord tape slip
ping the spring, the steel breaking 70 pieces o.
bending out Of shape and By these means destroying
the set and comfort OF your entire dress If you have
suffered from the above, and would b forever nd Of
All such annoyances, call at Mrs Sherman'B Skirt
Factory and Sales Room, No. l9 Public SQUARE, and
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Opinions Of lhe Prince dc JoinviIIe.

a history OF the campaign In the PENN
sula, By Prince de Joinville, whose two
nephews were upon General deClellan's S
staff is being published The Prince
speaks highly of the army, and while be
pays compliment to MeClellan's abilities.
and thinks that his plans of the campaign
were not all carried out as he wished to
have them, says that that general lost op-
portunities which a more adventurous
commander would have made much of.
he says the Peninsula campaign was des-
tined to greatly prOloDg the war and to
postpone the return to the old Union. He
says aOld Union" advisedly, for if the
North was conquered he thinks there
would still be a Union, but it would be q re-
established by the triumphant re-estab-
hshment of slavery over the land There
is no doubt that this would be gratifying
to the aristocrats of the South, and also to
their allies and admirers at the North, of
whom there are many who would gladly
become lordly owners Of gang Of slaves
to minister to their incidence and their
whims. There are many right in our
midst who would feel brutal pride in
brandishing a whip over some of their
black fellow men, careless as to the effects
of such system upon our trade and pros
perity. They are supremely selfish, and
anxious only for their own aggrandize-
ment. They have for many years looked
with longing eyes to the famed patriarch
al institution" Of the South, and would be
willing to-day to extend the curse Of
slaverv over the entire land They see
only the present ease Of owning forced and
unpaid labor, and do not look at the inev-
liable depreciation and desOlation which
slavery would bring upon the country. !
Being willfully blind to the degeneration
of the "Old Dominion" and her sister
States, they would extend the same with
ering experience upon the North As
Prince de JoinTille says, in his closing
paragraphs:
GGreat things can be done with slavery; |
fabulous wealth may be rapidly acquired,
as in Saint Domingo; while the blacks till |
the soil, the whole free population may be
put under arms, and carry on TictOriously |
Q war with superior forces, as we see now /
done in Virginia. But these are temporary |
effects; and, IN the long run, SLAVERY l1eakeHs,
TssiEs, cnd demordlizes all Il touches. Com
pare the destinies Of two great neighboring |
cities-Louisville and Cineinnati; compare
what the first has become, in spite Of nat
ural advantages, under the weakening in
fuence Of slavery, with the marvellous
growth of its rival, under the influence Of
freedom. The fate Of the slave Union
would be that Of Louisville. The old Union,
On the contrary, with its slow, careful, but
certain progress toward gradual emanci-
patton would have resembled Cincinnati"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26
WHAT WE NAY EXPECT

While il would not be strictly lust % alt na'
none % our etcmies pay respect ~ rIut
rights and property we 90 say iha, .urufutt.
ne instances come to onr knowicdgr show
depraNty and outInge- go horrid That s.....
ef irdfa miEh b, saii,nea iriib Mrv .
following is IRON Rev. br. .-----. ono ~ a..
most highly esteemed Presbyterian minister I.
n. Carolina ~ letter 10 one Of or trellJ.
IN Richmond
" Their pliering and dopredations Ia 1nI
Newbefn are most outrageons and di-,fes-lp.
few houses-some 10 OF IL were ea.4,l,f
on special application IT the owAor, "a Bum
SIDE. As u the rest whether the families WEI.
a, home or not, they were broken open anil
pnndered Of everything the wretrhes enl4
crrry of For two days and more. after t..
carfufe, 800 drunken soldiers might BE- seen n
the street. AZ time qnsrrcing aud nuf'f
over the rp0ils. One fellow might be econ
waking along with hall dozen ak DIRE.
toi lndics) on his arms another with an Do.
CANT rocking chair 90 hi- bead a third with 70.
elegant mantle clock, &c. &C. They hrui.
open cellars Tor liquni and ramrres and VAN
robes and bureau. and trunks Whether th.
owners were present OF not, aud carried o~
whatever they wanted. But vii, 30 mention
these things They have dous 20 ,yefyu here
they 20, and will do 40 in Richmond II the.
ever take il. The ~oft icing they "a Do Sc.
bern. aft,r they had made a clean .Nesp SO Z
private houses, Vas 20 40 10 the graveyard a..
break open the vaults and steal the silver plal.
from the collins. A lot Of these sbominatio1.
was published IA the Raleigh Register a-tv We.
~ which II WAS stated that judge Ga.,un
vault had been forciby entered and racd f.
everything OF the sort. And al this aft.
Burnside bad issued bis orders 10 respect pfiyat.
property AID threatened severe punishment
those who iid not 90 Cesf,a Pri5s.etaf
Richmond w.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26
$500 REWARD.

NTOLEN from the subscriber living Is
- miles NORTHWEST Of Marshall on the
night Of the Goth Of March, negro boy
named COLE. said boy Is about | : years
Of age, very small for his age, low forehead,
small, white teeth, small hands, and is slightly
pigeon,oed His teeth are all sound, exccp,
one Jaw tooth, which has been pulled out.
Is very fond Of whistling and singing,
Two hundred dollars reward will be paid
for the Roy, and the thief, upon his coDyie-
iion,l or one hundred dollars for each The
undersigned asks the assistance OF all good
citizens to aid him IN this matter,
WILLIAM MCKINNEY.
July -, 1852. n42At
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26

EsGLrsH SENTIMENT TOWARDS AMERICA
The London correspondent Of the rhilAdeptl
Inquirer writes
That the hostile sentiment towards u
spreading mofe iapidly than ever in England
clearly evident rom the recent tone Of the D.
itcans and the press While Onuceding ias
probability Of the triumph Of the legitima,a
Government, the stronges. assurances Of syl
PATTY and even iutur- assistance, are ua
ceal.dy held out to the South who are pfa
cally urged 90 submit, II al all with o.
grace and to hope fors more successful 1l'
break 10 the future Several Of the Lonfu
papers are openly urging a direct intervene.
evidently unsilling that we should settle e..
difficulties without nnslsnd's having hHgcr d..
the pie In order 20 excite the puhllc sentinel
10 demand this line Of policy every cxpedlfut
Fo-Orted to. The last Is Is extraordinary ~
~ false and impnden,. The Lancashire 90
other manufacturing districts are rraveIy as
snrei tina, Il Is the Northern army ehlrh ,-
burning all the Cotton in the South an thI
consequently the North i responsible solely 70
the lack Of Cotton and other disfresses they a..
realizing. Not worl Of rcprosch or rcblko
administered 10 the South Tor these conAaEfa
tons and this ~anton destruction Of property
but they are even ran4er commended tof ge
sorting TO what, in u. would be harbal iict
while We faast tear all the odum OF iheu aci
| Al one time | certainly had faith that iht
feeling OF the English people was with tts
North, but now am satisfied that il Is genera .
and almost wholly the reverse
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26
ELECTION NOTICE.

AN ELECTION will be held at each pre-
n cinct in Harrison county on the first
Monday tath day Of August, 500 for the
election Of Comptroller Of Public Ac.
counts and Treasurer Of thu State one As.
sociate Justice OF the Supreme Court, to
Ill the vacancy Of o, NJ Roberts
A District Judge Of 9Th District
A District Attorney,
4 Sheriff OF Harrison county.
An Assessor aud Collector OF Harrison
County.
\ Chict Justice Of
\ Clerk oi the Dist Court
A clerk n the County Court
A Surveyor Of the Dist, Of
Four County Commissioners
One Coroner ard one Treasure ROT Ilarri-
son county
Two Justices of the Pesoe aud one Con.
stable for each precinct in Harrison comfy
Also one member 10 the Legislature from
the District composed OF Harrison and Pa
nols counties, to i'll the vacancy Of ;. Il,
Hendricks
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
County Court OF Harrison county June 30,
1865,
GEORGE LANE, Chid Jtpdife,
July 6. ls62. u4l-id.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26
PROM 8RE00s REGIMENT
DkroT PRISONERS OF WaR. /
Mar eASpUsKy CRY DHI0.
May 9Th, ls6?.
Editor R,rubi,ean

Editor R,rubi,ean
Az many Of my friends and icquaiutans
are readers OF your paper, send thls note g.
you FOR Insertion. | have written frequently
70 Texas, but have no evidence Of my letter
ever having reached their destination since ms
capture.
Upon this island there are abou, 100 prison
ems. officers, with few exceptions. Johnson
Island, upon which ". arr lnearceIatsd) D.
three mes. distan, from the city. 1t heaui
tni place, and one well calculated to allure th'
gay. IN their summer percgrinaticns. We have
very comfortable quarters. Large tal!dinls'
cut NJ into rooms, with tive % o room Abuai
twelve OF fifteen acres are enclosed, which Ei'
Us room for exercise, q which se ava. ".r
selves, at the various juvenile game u ht-ie
ball marbles, &c. We receive courteous tffAf
men, from the Federal ofiie,rs The prisonrfs
are generally well, aud IN good spirits. OF wy
regiment, there are but two SICK, iieats. bDu'y
and 'oyen. Lieut.. runlsy has been Conhneu q"
his bed for over month but H. decidedly t'
val.scent nov. Lieut.. Coven. Of my company
has been III bat few days but not dtnfufUH.
The privates from our regiment in thla-
have suffered seriously since we were -cpaiit,N.
From my company six have teen placed sander
the cold aud distsu, sod Of Illinois uaHs
Jessie Wilkinson. }. G. Camp. stephen Isl's
scott, Ramme't. ana Thompson. Con utut
unnecessary ] know that many az eye N
shed tears a, this sad intelligence. HAD sgAD
J would lay more, bat I am requested Co. H
btiei. The health OF our regiment was 3sC.d.e
ly better when last heard from
Very respectfully. Re
r o CAN'T.
First Liuf Comp. y. Greeg ia lt4a,
Z. Sit. sykes, " the lith Miss. BE- .E
changed by whom ! expect 10 send thi- hv}.u.
the Federal lines.
TH.C
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26
TO TIE VOTERS OF HARRISON AND
PAMELA.

At the solicitation OF. many partial friends, !
am candidate TO represent you az floster In
place Of :. II. Hendricks, who is in the Confed
crate army.
select ,hi. mode Of presenting myself. he
cause II will he impossible Tor me 10 SCI each Of
you 10 person. The election Is near al hand
and cannot make a regular canvass
II IN gsnsnlly expected tina. any one asking
Office. should make known his political opinions
In the present state Of Affairs old party poll.
tics should be ignored. The terms, Whig Know
Nothing, and Democrat are obsolete Is he
loyal TO the Confederate Government, is the
practical question Having been, since my
youth, latter the -traitest sect y an advocate Of
State Rights -upfV'rted with zeal the secession
Of Texas from the United siatcs Of America
and IL Introduction into the Confederate States
under both ~ provisional and permanent constI
tuiions. Being member Of the Senate Of Texas
ut the time. my recorded votes will be- found in
favor Of every measure necessary 10 accomplish
the freedom of Teas. and the South. The ad
min,strstration OF Jefferson Davis have sap.
ported most heartily When disasters have he.
fallen our armies and complaints have been
most clamorau- against our Commanders, !
lave lamruted our seeming illfofiune and t,us.
ed to the wisdom Of our Rulers believing them
TO be patriotic, and infinitely better Judges of
the circumstances controlling their action, than
II was possible for me 10 he thousands Of mlca
removed The late brilliant victory Of our
arms IN Virginia IL q triumphant yindic4tion Of
the nAnag emtn, Of our President and Generals
Upon questions Of state policy u may no, be
amiss to say few words. II is not the proper
time 10 advocate general policy for the State
TocOuect the existing errors Is all that eau be
expected. The last Legislature did many
thiags which Il ought not TO have done. ID
not attack It. patriotism or good intentions
The militia law Is very imperfect. Under
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26
ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by J. W Ray. and posted
before w. f. Todd, an acting Justice
OF the Peace in upshur county, Texas, on
the 9th day OF July, sG2, one sorrel mare
mule, four years Old, fourteen hands high,
and scar on the lei, shoulder appraised
TO be worth slo0. Given under my hand
July II, ls62.
G.. Y WARREN, G. c. L. G.
July 10, leG2 ni3-3t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26

TRsr I VI. Henderson, elk
of the District Court OF said
county and seal Of the same
at Marshall, this 22nd day OF
July, 1852.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26

NJ. B. Tucker, Harrison Tucker, Mary
BARLOW and her husband George W Barlow
Minerva Shepperd and her husband, j. H.
Shepherd, Charlotte Henderson aud her
husband Mason Henderson, and to cite by
publication for eight successive weeks be
lore the return of this writ, the unknown
heirs Of John Tucker, to be and appear a,
the next term Of the Disiric, Court to be
holden IN and for the SAID county OF Shel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26

Received in Office same day, issued and
forwarded a copy TO Editor II the Texas
Republican nor pUhiicu,ion a. therein direc-
ted. !. HANKS, sh'N :. G.
July &c 'G2-nii-sw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26

W'TTlN VT II ny II TFTtfTFFFI WIN
~ JAMES X. fYFFR, u. &.
Issue, 22nd July | o62
J NJ henderson, Clerk.
laly q. l-62 u3i-it
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

A misery old woman, who lived in a room
by herself in Philadelphia, was found dead in
bed the other day, and the coroner, in search
ing her effects, found almost $1,000 of boarded
gold
AT Newburg, KY, about eight miles from
Louisville, young lady attempted to read in
school composition in favor OF The Union.
She was prevented from doing So the direct.
ors, the teacher, and others, Directing Next
a dozen rowdies or more, nilamed with Wills
ky and armed with revolvers, invaded the
exhibition which was held in q church, and
finally, amidst profanity, the discharge of wea.
pons, and knock-down fight, the audience
dispersed.
The prince imperial of France entered upon
ms hn year on the 10th ult. He is said to be
remarkably advanced for his age.
me taxable wealth Of the state of New York
Is o. '448,76O,s29. or this the city of New
iG 9rk represents sb7l ,O7s, 79s.
The Springfield armory has beretofore boer
oonged to purchase the iron for pnns mann
iactured there, in England, as none could ha
found IN this country that would answer int
purpose, out recently It has been found that
IRON made in Maine was better suited and an
order for $4,000 worth has been Siv r%u az ~
Pembroke Iron Company. '''