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COLONIZATION in FIoridn.

The proposition TO colonize the emanci-
pated blacks in Florida, is more sensible
and practicable than any other that has
been made in regard to their disposal
Florida comprises an area of 3793I, 500
acres, equal TO the areas of New York,
Connecticut and New Jersey combined
These latter States contain a population
considerably exceeding five millions
Hence, it is evident that there is apple
territory in Florida, alone, for the accom-
mediation Of every slave in America, even
substracting the 100000 acres of swamp
land which it comprises, and which is not
now, though it can eventually be made,
available for human habitation.
Fully nine-tenths of the land in Florida,
is still owned by the government. In 1850,
&c, 1877, 1873 acres remained undisposed Of
Emigration to the State has been slight,
and probably not more than million or
two of acres have been taken up since
Here, therefore, the government has a vast
field of its own original property, neither
to be acquired by confscation or purchase,
for the colonization of the liberated blacks
requiring to be provided for. The climate
is exactly adapted to the negro constitu-
ton, the soil fertile, the productions valua-
BILE, the peninsular situation retired, and
in every respect, for the comfortable and
satisfactory disposition Of the unfortunate
race whose destiny is so troublesome e
problem to US, there seems to be no open
ing so favorable as that which Florida
presents.-Bu Buffalo Express.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.
80 aRAYITY. MAaNErIsaI.

PAIN U4sANLLAs @4A42sLAAl--s
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pain Is relieved and disease cured by
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This Is as much fact in medicine as that the ma
net Is fact in naEigation that gravity Is fact
astronomy, or that light Is but heat rATihed, bu
which piece Of glass oondense into heat again
But thu great fact Of the present day IS that
BRANDRETHS PILLS
invariably open the bowels and that all the humoTI
which cause pain are controlled by natural affinity b.
this GREAT MEDICINE.
IMsoRTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEWER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr.. John Pudney, Springfield, Union County, New
Jsrsy has used Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pls
for fifteen years IN his family, and all his hands,
In which time these Pills have cured them Of Bilious
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Measles, Whooping Cough and in fact ali tha dseas-
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pleased 10 give his testimony all times in favor Of
Brandreth's Pills.
lsignedl JOHN PUDAEXi
Springfield, Union Co., N. J.
All enquiries Immediately answered By addressing
/ Dr.. Brandreth, New York
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TIE Grenr RulnIn Hnnt.

For many days the Detroit papers we're
promising big things of real live Buffalo
chase, to come of at the Hamtramck course
In that city. The day came and with it a
crowd. Also the buffaloes. The latter
were turned loose in the ring. Then came
the hunters, mounted and gaily caparison-
ed, both men and horses. So far SO good.
The hunters stood ready to carry out their
part Of the programme. But the buffaloes,
like the rebels with some Of our STRAIT
egio generals, wouldn' tcome to time on the
role allotted to them They wouldn't be
chased. They skunk into the fence and
began feeding on the grass. The boss hun
ter who got up the show was frantic. He
speared an old buffalo. The buffalo made
a spasmodic start and expectation was on
tip-toe. But the animal only shook his
head in stupid rage and was shot by the
valiant hunter and the show ended. The
spectators thereupon withdrew in disgust.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08
UNION STATE TICKET.


The election which comes of on Tuesday
next, October 18th, is in many respects as
important as any that has ever occurred.
The "butternut' democracy are making
the most strenuous exertions to carry their
ticket, and in that manner to condemn the
action Of Congress and the President and
thus to carry aid and comfort to the cause
of the rebels. The latter are waiting with
great anxiety to hear the result of the State
elections in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana,
Iowa, Michigan and Minnesota, all Of
which occur on Wednesday next. If the
Union ticket is victorious in these cleo
tons, rebellion viii receive a moral blow
equal to an army of hundred thousand
men in the field but if the Vallandig-
ham party should gain the day, treason
would acquire new life, and the termina-
ton Of the war be almost indefinitely post
poned. There is no fear for Ohio, except
in OpeT-confdeHce The armies of the
Union are putting forth their mightiest eff
forts, and we must not relax ours.
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The south Alarmed.

Those papers that said the Presidents
emancipation proclamation would prove
hut empty thunder, were false prophets,
or else the rebels are making much ado
about nothing" The rebel hornets nest at
the confederate capital is terrible agitated,
as the retaliatory resolutions offered in
their Congress plainly indicate. The dis
nay with which the scoundrels are seized
by the threatened thunderbolt Of enamel
patton, which is soon to fall among them,
should be considered as proof of its being
both timely and polite. None but dislOyal
men can find fault with a measure which
carries such dismay to the enemy, and
bids fair to greatly shorten this destruet-
i've and expensive war, and restore the rule
of the National Government.
Northern sympathizers with the Con
federacy may scoff as they viii at the proc
lamatiOn, and denounce it as useless and
of 10 effect, but the rebels themselves re-
alize its probable results too vividly for
any Discrimination, and make painful eE
hibidons Of their fright and dismay. They
believed that their Northern allies, the
Va1landingham democracy, together with
the so-caIled conservatives" would pre-
vent the President from following his own
Judgment and instincts, as well as the
voice of the great mass Of loyal men in the
North, until it would be too late to be of
avail. Disappointed as they are, and des-
pairing as they do, they send up an impo-
tent howl from Richmond, which only
proves the wisdom of the Presidential
step.
They will retaliate, will they? Can
they treat Union prisoners more cruelty
than they have done, even though they put
them to DEATH Have they not filed their
country with guerrilla bands that roam
about, robbing and killing every one who
is believed to sympathize in the least with
the Union cause? If they desire to make
this war Of determination, let them in
augurate it, and see how quickly the North
will accept the terms and the issue. But
there is no fear of that. They have made
similar threats before, and the North knows
pretty well by this time what Southern
bluster amounts TO- .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

SHooKHG.-At - Springs, fashion
able watering place, recentlya gentleman
was discovered bathing his feet in the
spring one morning, which, as the water
was used at the hotel tables, caused great
indignation among the bosrders, and said
guest got " fits from the two hundred la
dies and gentlemen. One young miss said
she guessed that was what gave the water
its peculiar healing qualities, but those who
did not see it in that light skedaddled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

Parson Brownlow, in his address last
Thursday, at the Michigan State Fair, in
Detroit, said;
Regarding Mr.. Lincoln proclamation,
will say that if he means to free the
slaves Of rebels in arms, and pay loyal
men for them, am for it, out and out.
Enthusiastic applause. Think the proc
iamation well-timed, and fortunate at this
moment. If it had been made a month or
six weeks later, the rebels would have
made a proposition themselves to England
to take their negroes and colonize them,
and thank God Old Abe has taken the
starch out Of them" Cheers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

A disgraeefuI riot occurred at Bingham
ton, New York, few days ago. There was
8 fght at a circus between a white man and
8 negro, after which band of rOWdies con
Rregated and agreed to clean out the ne
groes,' as they expressed it. After the cir
Gus was out they made an indiseriminate at
tack upon all the oOlOred people in attend
anoe, injuring several quite seriously, after
which they attacked two OOlOred churches
and numerous private dwellings, which they
completely riddIed. The whole affair was
disgraeefuI in the extreme.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

The Russian Government is making ex-
tensive improvements in and near Jeru.
salem, Palestine. On !he Meidan, sixteen
square yards have been enclosed with a
stone wall, and several houses built. A
large cathedral and a hospital are being
built, excavations are going on, and an
asylum for female pilgrims will soon be
commenced.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

The official Gazette at Copenhagen an
nounces the formal demand Of Queen Vic
toria, in behalf of the Prince of Wales, for
the hand of the Princess Alexandra, Of
Denmark. An extraordinary woman is
this British Queen. She certainly let's no
grass grow under her feet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

TIE whole number of prisoners eaptur-
ed By Gen. stahl in WarrentOn and vicini-
ty, recently, is 1892 The official list has
been sent to headquarters by Gen. sigel.
These men were wounded ct the battle Of
Bull Run, and the greater portion of them
had arms and legs amputated. -.-
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The DialOyulty of the National 1ntelllsen.

The next time the National IntelIigencer
is fed from the public table, says a CORES
pondent Of the New York Tribune, with
money advertisements or exclusive official
news, ii viii be pleasant to remember the
series Of sneering attacks on President
Lincoln and his proclamation Of freedom,
the fourth Of which appears in the INTEL
hgencer this morning. Theauthor Of these
articles is said to be employed in one of
the departments of the Government, at a
salary Of s. 800 year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

The Cincinnati Enquirer Dem. says
that the guerilla murders by secessiOnists
in Kentucky, "should be .fTo1OHed do,gn.'
Certainly it should; it is irregular OppOsi-
eetion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

GENERAL NELsoS.-The Erie Observer
states that Major General Nelson, who was
lately shot by Gen Davis in Louisville. KY.
was formerly Lieutenant on board the
steamer Michigan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

Rev, Judson D. Benedict, whose case has
excited some interest in Buffalo and out,
has been released from durance vile by
taking an oath of allegiance to the United
States.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Trad KELLEY Is PEACE candidate for the 18th
Congressional District Of Ohio subject to no wire
working political caucus Convention, but to honest
voting only. sepl5
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ApYRRTIsEp LRrrFRs.
TneadaI, Oeloher .. IsRa.


~ All letters advertised are subject TO an extra
charge OF One Cent. Persons calling for them will
please be prepared with the Necessary Ch.rii,.e.
~ The oflce viii bo open at ~ A NJ, and clues
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

Irisreported that MajOr-Gen. ROsecrans
snd Gen. Cox have again been ordered to
Western Virginia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are
the result Of long and extensive practice They arr
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structions whether from cold or otherwise headache,
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nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in thu
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treatment
Of those Irregularities and distractions, which have
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whenever an obstruction takes place the general
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DIR. CHEEsEMAN's PILLS
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Explicit directions, stating whsn they should moi
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Pills sent b. mail, promptly, BY renting to the
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EDUCATIONAL.
NHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
BOARDING s. DaY school.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 1927 and 1929 Sprlfee-St., Philadelphia.
The regular course Of instruction embraces the
English and French Languages and Literature
Latin II requred-and all the branches which Onsti
tute 3 thorough English and French Education.
- French Is the Language Of the family, and is
constantly spoken in the Institute
-, The scholastic year commences September Is,
and closes July lst
For Circulars and Particulars, apply to
MADAME D'HERYILLY,
augli4i Principal.
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FRIEED IN NEED-TRF n.
Dr. Sweets INFALLIBLE LIEIMEETis PgBpasag
IRON the recipe Of pr. Stephen Sweet of Conneersue
the great bone SETTER and hs been used in his wac
hee Tor the last twenty yera with tho most a5ssash
ing success. As external remedy Il il yritAsutU
rival, and will alleviate pain more spesdit tlan ~
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% asa.he e Sna powerful stheping pE0T eusiI sE
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AMUSEME ENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUsICI .nh
JOHN ELLSLER. ER................ Manager. as

n OADEm l OF MUSlCl .lEiA
JOHN ELLsLER. .............. Manager. 9SE
MISS JULIA DAILY,
THE GREATEST AMERICAN CONF. ACTRESS
UPON THE STAGE,
VIII appear for the
BS- LAST TINE -ga
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.
She viii also apsear in her wonderful impersona-
tion Of the
FOOL OF THE FAMILY.
In which character she has created a greater SEN
LIVING COMEDY ACTRESS.
RoARs AND ROARs OF LAUGHTER.
This wEpNEsDAY EvENrSs, October sih, will be
presented Charles Gayioi ds comedy called
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.
PAMELA iron Taukee Land ).... Miss JULIA DALI
In which she will introduce her celebrated Tyroleaa
" Riddle-cum -dinkec-doO," AID her erotesdusiy
Comic Characteristic Dance.
Grand Dance........ ........ Miss MATILDA HueHrs
To conclude with the most laughable coraadisEta
that was ever witnessed or acted called the
FOOL OF THE FAMILY.
Miss Julia DAILY.
In which character she will sing the duett with
Mr.. Lewis called When Little Farm. Keep"
RP PARTICULAR NOIICE.-Pfoase have the
ready change on hand when you buy your tickets and
you will save yOnrself and the Treasurer much
SCALE OF PRICES.
Dress Circle and Par FAMILY CircIe..--...25c.
Private Boxes, Two, Three and Five Dollars.
- Doors open At a-quarter-past seven; Curtain
rises a a quarter ot eight, precisely;
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loi4 O4-D 1A' 'A-Ai : ffR
The undersigned have been duly authorized to
raise the
10th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry

IN the following named counties 70 VII;
GuyahCgq- company.
LRke, Ashtabula and Geauga.--.........-....
Summit, Wayne and HOlmes-...--......-.....l ''
LOrain, Medina and Ashland.................I "
Mahoning and Trumbull.....--.-......-........1 4"
Tnc,s ~ F1foS - WiiiisJ,; and iJsfisn-
Paulding, Henry, Wood Ottawa and San
DUSK
WyandOtte, Crawford and Kichland...-....I 90
Portage ana ColuInb nbiana-.-.--.--.
Stark and 80
Putnam Hancock and Seneca-.-.-.-...-.....l ''
For the purpose Of recommending three Second
Lieuenants for each Of the above rcs Of the
undersigned will be at
PainesviIls and Ravenna Monday 9Th
Akron and Canton, Tuesday, 7th.
Wellington and Bucyrus Wednesday, sIh
Norwulk and Findiay, Thursday, 9Th
Warren aud Fremont, Friday, luth.
Toledo, Saturday, llth.
The officers who may be appointed Second Lieu
tenants Tor the purpose of recruiting shall I'LL the
positions OF captain, First and Ss cOnd Lieutenant,
they may prove successful be elected By their
respective companies.
As the Governor expects this Regiment 10 be formed
Of the best men in Northern Ohio, person will 10
recommended to I'LL offices except they be fully guar
anteed as sober, industrious ana working men, Those
having had military experience viii be preferred.
This Regiment must be hlled and In Camp Ceye-
laud on the hrst day Of November next.
By order OF the Governor, all drafted men are per
mttted TO enlist in this Regiment and receive the
usual bOuuties paid by Government 70 recruits
Recruits will receive pay from ths time Of enlist
ment, and be governed BY the same rules as have
heretofore existed In the Volunteer Itcruiting Ssr-
vice.
A sufficient gneruntes that the Regiment, when
formed VIII be aimed and equipped in the best pos
sibe manner, Is found iu the fact thar Governor Tod
procured the order 10 raise IL, and will take especial
pride Ia is success. Therefore let the Regiment be
nlled At once, with tbs best material.
q. C. SMITH Colonel
octA.d'U i. e.. IHAH ER. Major
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I6O RECRUITS WANTED a
FOR THE 70 q
Ist Regiment Ohio Infantry.

The Recruiting Office for this old and wel-tried
Regimant is now opened at Forest City Block, over
Il. NJ. Fiint's Trunk Store.
Drafted men or their substitutes will be received
and the usaai Founties paid as soon as mustered
The Regiment Is Of the best in the service, and
persons wishing to enlist cannot do better than 10
enlist in tPis Regiment.
Capt. J. B. HAMPsoN, l5t Regiment o. VI
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Lucy A. Swift, Ouyahoga Common Pleas.
John L. Swift. Divorce.
TOHN L. SWIFT Is HEREBY
% notified that on the 18th day Of August 1902 Lu.
cy A Swift filed In said Court her petition against
him for Divorce, alleging for causes Ist, Wlful Rb
sence I'd, gross neglect Of duty; 3D. adultery and an
unlawful marriage with woman whose name ia Un-
known TO petitioner. Said cause will be for hearin
at the November Term Of said Court
NJ. s. CASTLE VIM. V. TOUSLEY,
anRal:tH SOlicifOra
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