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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-19

HU TIetlstH An Immense ilulfYs
The resources Of the Western Reserve in
butter and cheese may be estimated by the
stock Of cheese now in store in the city by
one Of our River street merchants, from
Bartletes dairy in Geauga county. Here
are sigkt Auudrsd oheeses, of an average Of
one hundred and twenty pounds each, or
in the aggregate, forty-sight tons Of cheese.
fhese are made from the product of four
hundred COWS. Such items as these show
thee almost ineKhaustble resources Of our
State and Of the North.
Mr.. Hannibal Hamlin, cousin of
the Viee-President, and President of
tbe National Freedman's Relief As
sOoiatior at Washington, died in that
city on Friday evening last For
several months he has devoted much time
to the benevolent work of the Association
over which he was President, and his re-
cent assiduOus labors at Fortress Monroe
in behalf Of the emancipated blacks at
that post brought on the illness which re-
suited in his death.
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DOncE

N OTICE.-BENJAlEIN DODGE, A
IN NONRESIDENT Of the State Of Ohio, Is hereby
notified that the I'd day Of October, 1862, Miller
N spangler hled, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of Cuyah0ga in the state
Of Ohio his petition, setting forth that Thomas W.
Morse, in the year 1889 to the use and at the request
Of said Dodge paid 81 200 to take up and discharge
certain note executed and delivered BY said Dodge in
81 ,0O0 which said note endorsed By said Morse as
surety for said Dodge that said Morse has assigned
money paid at his request, and that before said
Morse paid said money Aforesaid, said Dodge left
and has ever since remained out Of tho State Of Ohio
and praying for a judgment against said Dodge in
favor Of said Spangler for the sim Of Thousand
dollars with interest thereon, from the year 1880
Said Dodge is further notified that an attachment
has been issued in said action and that be Is required
to ne his answer to said petition on or before the
2Dth day Of December, 1862. y -'
MILLER NJ. SPANGLER.
By CHARLES l.. FISH, his Attorney.
LIaEaLamd. ucL- y. lsnl- Ia.LIE
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REAL ESTATE.

W ESTERN LAND.-H. H. LIT
w TIE, Of the late firm Of Little Keyes, has
constantly on had large quantity Of me Farming
Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange
for city country Real Estate Personal Properly.
rior4St mayI8:R26
I YMAN LITTLE, DEALER In
Il REAL ESFATE.-ksep great variety Of arms
and City Property for Sale or Rent Also, choice
Farming Lands in Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Missouri. once No. s, AtwRtsr building,
Cleveland, Ohio. -a .fss feb6: R25
ID EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES.
y (fOrmeTlg Of the firm Of Littlss & Keyss,) has
opened Real Estate Office In ROuses Block, corner
m superior-St and Public Square and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of first quality Farm
ing Lands in the States OF Iowa Wisconsin and Mis-.
souri, 20 exchange for city country property; also
for all kinds of Personal property. Part cash paid q
naoasaarv. arrtS. RS
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The State Journal saystBat a gentleman
of undOubted veracity, just from the Goth
Ohio regiment, says that vote taken in
that regiment would not give two votes for
the Democratic State ticket elect
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A Washington dispatch to the CONNER
cial says that those who have visited the
army within day or two report that it
is in very good condition. The health Of
the army is remarkable. There is less
sickness than ever. q,
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MASTERS, SALE

MASTERS SALE PURSUANT
IHA to the command Of decrstal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga CoHn-
Is, at the suit of the summit County Bank at Cuya-
hoga Falls, against Isaac L. Hewitt and Others to
me dirgctedi shall expose tor sale at public auction,
a. NE door Of the Court House, in the City Of Csv
land, on the twenty fourth day Of November, l-6g
ct three O'Clock P. NJ, the following described par
cells Of land situate in the City Of Cleveland County
Of uuYHh6Ea and State Of Ohio, and known By being
part Of Hewitts subdivision Of the sO-called MerWn
property in said City Of Cleveland, to wit ....
Parcel No. l.--Lot number seven Of said subdivi-
sion. Appraised at 81 go
Parcel No. Lot number eight Of said subdivi-
sion Appraised at 81 600
Parcel No. slot number nine and part Of lot
number ten Of said Subdivision, bounded follows
commencing at the intersection Of the easerly line
Of Merwin street with the sOutherly line OF said lot
humber ntnes thence running nOrtheriy along said
line Of Merwin street twenty eight feet three and
half inches thence southeasisTly along the center
line Of brick wall ninety three feet four inches 70
the westerly line Of alley; thence sOuthwesterly
along the line Of said alley tweBtynine feet 70 the
sOuthcrly corner OF said lot number nine thence
along the sOuthey line Of lot nine 10 the place Of be-
ginning. Appraised at 81, ,l30.
October q, 1859. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner.
RAEsEY, BACKUs & NOBLE, Pitts Atty's.
OctZ5:4l5
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Here is bit of English eccentricity in
sufficiently bad taste even for John Bull.
Mr.. Queensly, the Cambridge saUant a
great admirer of the Greek poets, has Civ
en- orders in his will that sitter his death
his body shall be disseeted and has skin Be
taken of and tanned in such manner as to
convert it into parchment on which the
IIliad of Homer shall then be copied, the
singular Ms. to be then deposited in the
British Museum.
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N. M, sOEOETONsOV.

PRACTICAL AND sCIENFIFfJ oPTICIAE,
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line Of any
n the trade. From his long residence in this City,
aud the extensive patronage received during that
time, he would say TO his old riends and the public
generally, that effort that could be put forth TO
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses, ground
under his own Inspections 70 suit the eyes, in all ca
ses curing weakness dizziness Inflammation of the
Eye, and mparting strength for long reading and fine
sewing. The reputation Of SOHOMONSON'S estab-
shment as the most reliable to get the best articles
IN that line that can be obtained has become an
tablished fact aud atosted by his patrons whose ad
vice it is; GO TO SOLOMONSON'S, (make no mis-,
take,l T39 SuperiOr-St., under the American, and
there you W.f1 fnd fbs best kind Of sPECTACLES
adaDted 70 your sight. = ta.....
HS- SIR. Soiomonson wonId here inform tho public
that he never employs any one in the sale Of his Len
se and those who desire pair Of his Spectacles can
only obtain them by calling at his Establishment
as perfect as natur al. .. ~ E..-.r
OFFToE-No. $50 Superior-st., under the American
Hotel abr3
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It is reported that Massachusetts Colo
mel and Adjutant were captured while
breakfssting with fair friend at a house
8 few miles from Warrenton.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
| PPLICATT0N FOR PI

/ A PPLICATION FOR PARDON.
made to His Excelleney, the Governor Of the State
Of Ohio, for the pardon Of George Schuchart, who
was, at tho May term, A.. D., l659, Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of CuyahOgR county, convicted Of the
crime Of burglary and larceny, and then sentenced
to the peniteRtiary Of said State for the term Of
Cleveland, November }. 1852. .a- p4,n5
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DIED.

In this city, November 18th, 1862, o'CoNNER
BRAT DUNCAN, aged q years.
Hs was member of the Cleveland Bar and grad
uate Of Williams College, Mass.
The funeral services viii take place at the Stone
Church at 3 O'Clock this CWednesdaJ) afternoon
bis friends, and especially the members of the Bar
arO requested to attend.
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a FRIEND n NERD-rRT II.

: D NIILIITN ~ NEII3-LNI q -----
Dr. Sweets IHFALLIBLEL LIEIMEREFfs pruparsc
IRON the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet OF Oonnectiout
the great bone SETTER and hns been used in his prae
hee for the last twenty years with the most astonsh
ing success. As an external remedy Il Il without
rTals and viii alleviate pain speedily than any
other preparation. For all RheumRtic and NervonSs
Disorders It is truly infabs, and Is curative fOs.
Sores wounds, sprainaf BRUISES, &e, It's soothing
healing and powerful strengthening propensitios sI-
cite the Just wonder and sst0nshment OF ali who have
ever given i trial. Over four hundred eortihoaf
Of remarkable cures performed by il within the lssf
swo years, attest to this fact. strong = Armsironq
Agents Tor Cleveland decl0alteoWdAW:R2S
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CITUATION WANTED-BY A
- respectable Girl as Maid Of All Work-including
Kitchen and Chamber Work. Best of references Civ
en-. Apply at No. 10 Spring-St. Dov1s4l4
n OST Mr.. CHRIST. MYERS. A
~ member of Capt. Stratton's Company, 10th Ohio
Cavalry, lost, on Saturday las, package or bundle,
ne must have lett it in some Saloon or Bar Room
Any one who will deliver the package at Cpmp Cleve
land, in Of Capt StrattO1, will be rewarded aud
all expenses paid. novlg ll4
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The library OfBeaufort South Carolina,
having been brought to the North, was ad-
lrertised to be sold at public auction, but
the protests Of the New York press have
caused the order for the sale to be revoked.
The ground taken is that literature should
not be ooatrsbsDd.
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Nafional- Convenfion af PIffsburr.


A call is in circulation for q national
meeting in support Of the Administration,
to be held at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 18th
inst, to express the determination Of the
masses to uphold the Administration in
the most energetic war policy, without any
"ifs" or "buts, or Hprovisos" The call
has been circulated among the heavy cap
italists, business men and manufacture
ers, and has received their hearty cooper
alton. One great object is to give assur-
ance that the monied men are ready to
continue their sacrifices in behalf of the
eOuntryi that they will pay the war taxes
without murmuring, and sustain any loss
which the PrOstratiOn Of many kinds of
business has entailed upon them. While
the voice of the people at the late elections
has been Significant, it is evident that in a
Convention of this kind, there would be a
power not to be found in an equal num-
Der Of those who promiseuously gather at
the polls. The manufacturer who employs
capital Of million of dellars, has no
more influence through the ballot box
than the coal-heaver, but all win admit
that his ready aequiescence in any war
policy is Of vastly greater importance than
that of the other. It is in this view that
this Convention is called. It has been
largely signed by Pittsburgh capitalists
and manufacturers. The Baltimore Amer
lean says Of the plan
In this view we hail with peculiar pleas
ure the appearance Of call for a great
mass convention Of the people, to
be held at Pittsburg, to give shape to the
public sentiment in reference to the war.
We publish this call this morning, and call
to it, as eminently deserving Of
support. 1t is signed by most Of the busi-
ness houses il Pittsburgh, and has there
fore, no partisan aspect. To those with
whom we have always acted we appeal
confdingly to aid in this great movement.
The elections are now over, and we must
all be patriots in the tTuest and best sense
Of the term, forgetful of partisanship and
Of everything but the interests Of the
Union"
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Extract of n Letter from one of the Royal
ton Boys in Co. /, 41st Regiment.
CAMP NEAR COLUMBIA, KY, Nov. l, 1852
DEAR -: I received your letter
dated October 9Th, when we were on the
march to Wild Cat, but had no time to an
swer it. Also a letter dated October 23d
last night, after we encamped here We
expected to remain here during the win
ter, but now the report is that we are going
to Bowling Green to take up winter quar-
tsrs. I expect we viii start tomorrow or
next day.
We have had long and tedious march
through Kentucky, and sometimes not half
enough to eat We have been marching
for sixty days, and in that time have not
had three days rest.
Ihave done no duty of any account since
I came to the regiment, on account of my
lameness. 1 was in the skirmish at Wild
Cat. None of our regiment were hurt Our
Adjutanfs horse was shot from under him.
Our regiment killed two and took a num-
Der of prisoners.
expect we will be paid off in week or
two.
Jack Mitchell is our I'd Lieutenant now.
Holmes and Couch are we'll.
Address via Louisville, KY.
In
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Public Documents.

We are indebted to Hon. B. F. Wade for
copies of the Congressional Globe and ap-
Pendix.
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The call we publish below:


GRAND RALLY FOR UNION, LIBERTY AND Law I
PITTsEUReH, PENS's, October 22d. 1862.
The time has arrived when the true and
earnest friends Of civil and religious liberty
in the new world should rally as a unit in
support Of the National Government and all
its measures for crushing out rebellion, ter
minating the war, and furnishing traitors.
The recent proolamations Of the President
announcing the military necessity of emanci-
pating the slaves of the Rebel States, and
calling for the suppression Of disloyal senti-
ments and actiSns throughout the land,
ought to be and must be sustained and en-
forced.
The undersigned, believing that Nation
al Convention Of the loyal and faithful men
Of the country, representing the true feelings
thereof, should be assembled at some conEen-
lent point, in order that the purposes and
hands Of the government may be strengthen
ed and sustained in its efforts to destroy
anarchy, rebellion and treason, do hereby
invite q Convention Of their fellow citizens of
the United States to assemble at Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, on the 18th day Of November
next.
That said Convention shall express the de-
termined and fixed purpose Of the loyal
masses to overthrow and wipe out the present
rebellion, by progressive and energetic action
on the part Of the country's rulers, eipI and
military; to punish the authors and actors in
this great outrage upon human rights, and
re-establish upon permanent foundations the
free and enlightened institutions ofthe faith
eTs of the Republic.
I We respectfully request your views on the
proposed movement, and, if approved, per-
mission to afix your name to the call for
such Convention OF, if it is deemed that
more efficient action would result by a con
ference with other citizens Of your State, in
securing a full representation at the proposed
meeting, please act as may produce the best
results. la. 75fJ 5e
This Circular has been addressed to many
prominent citizens in all parts Of the country.
We nave no partizan views or purposes to
subserve our object is to defend and pre-
serve the country its constitution and laws
and the rights and liberties Of the people.
Editors OfnewsPapers approving the hold
ing Of the Convention proposed, are respect
fully requested to unite in giving force and
notOriety to this call.
With great respect, your fellow citizens.
To this the names of about two hundred
men of Pittsburgh are affixed, after which
is the following endorsement:
CLEVELAND, Nov. Is, 1862
awe, the undersigned, most heartily ap-
prove Of the sentiments of the above call
and hope the convention may be held"
To this the following well known citi-
zens of Cleveland have signed their names
CLEVELAND, Nov 3, 1862.
The undersigned most heartily approve the
sentiments Of the above call, and hope the
Convention may be held.
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WOOLI WOOLI WOOL-PAR-

w lies having Wool to sell will do we'll TO write
to me hOV much they have and their price, and will
reply atoqco.y am buying all the time, both large
and small quantities. Ofice and Residence-Bucyrus,
Crawford county, Ohio. l.. CONVERSE.
NnNem her u Iss2
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N. II. DOWNS ELIXIR

~ A warning to the unwsry, and one
mighty to save" Is contained in the book 's HU-
MAN FRAIhTT, Oh PHYSIOLOGICAL BE
SEARCHES" Il explains fully and unequivocally
the secret cause Of functional derEngemsnts and
prostrated powers with unfailing Instructions to
eradicate every trace and particle Of the venom Of
disease, that gnaWing worm that inaidiously but
too surely eats away and undermines the coustitu-
ton, leaving man but ths wreck Of his former ssIL
The victim Of this fatal tendency should lose not
moment in procuring this Invaluable work. Sold ty
Dr.. BARROW, lsl Bleecker street, New YORK. Prize
p cents. Sent free eyoryWhere.
Sold also BY G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
Ohio. THff
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HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY COMMAEDER, I
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. II, 1862. +

HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY OOMMAEDERs
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. II, 1862 !
There are on file in this Office the 'Final
Statements or Certificates of Pay" Of a
large number of soldiers Whose postofice
address is unknown) discharged at this
and other offices. If all soldiers in this
State who hold discharge papers unfinished
from any Office, and those in other States
who have been discharged at this Office and
their papers not completed. will send up
their discharges and pOstOfice address to
James E. Lewis, " State Agent for Collect
ing Soldiers Pay" their accounts will be
settled at once.
No soldier need apply to lawyer to
procure his back pay or ration money
The United States is willing to pay every
man his honest due, and all La1CysTs fees
are so much thrown away.
ALBERT B. DOD,
~ Q 7 Hr.r,, F1sVs
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Iaetea.e -la.lEe fEloe d lLe LsadsE.-

.no0Ring 70 the late extraordinary rise in
price Of printing papers and other print
ing materials, amounting to from sixty to
one hundred and twenty per cent, the
Pubhshers Of The Herald, Plain Dealer and
IGkDEE have been compelled to adopt the
3oHoElng scale Of prices, to take effect
Monday, November 18th
Daily, to.eify subscribers, Is cents per week.
In-Meeklys TO city subscribers, 8 cts. per week.
Io-NsWA agents and News Boys, 500 per 100.
As the above advance in our rates will
not cover the increased price Of printing
materials, there viii Of necessity be no de-
viasioH aiBdsr any circumstances lDhateDer.
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MASTERS SALE. E.-PURsUAN,T

M ASIEh IS SALE. .-PURSUANT
lIl TO the command Of an order Of sale from the
Court of Common Pleas OF CuyAhoga county, Ohio,
At the suit Of AlansOn 7. Lawrence against John
Singer and George IL Wyman, to me directed, shall
day Of December lS62, at three o'clock, p. n, the
following described premises situate in the City Of
CleyelaRd, West sida,l and Is known as being the
east halt OF City lot No. 2lS in Barber Lords sub
division, bounded as follows, to wit North on LO-
rain street, east by lot 2l9 south by lot line, and
west by the vest half Of said lot 2S, being thirty
two feet front LOrin street. according 70 survey
Of AhaZ Merchant, together with all the heredita-
ments and appurteuances thereuntO belonging but
subject to all streets and highways.
F Appraised at $500. LEWIS W. FORD,
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nB-Au letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them will
please be prepared with the necessary change.
" The Otice viii be open at IL A. NJ, and close
AT ~ p NJ
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DLOWs, CULTIVATORs, sc.
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OPTICAL,
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COnstabIe's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO ORDERS
ID Of sale have levied on and shall expose for
sale at public vendue, according TO law, at the Canal
Basin, In this City Thursday the 25th day Of No
vember, 1862, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and P.
N Of said days the following described property, TO
wit; the
Canal Boat John Adams,
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Ga L. B. EAGKR, Constable.
Cleveland, Nov. g, 1859. . 4 f0v40.4I4 2

o n. skeels 4 Co. . In attachment Before G.
fH- Benhem, Justice Peace.
Kenneth Maher. Cleveland, Ohio
On the 21 day Of October, 1852 an order OF attach
ment issued In this actOn for the sum Of forty
eight and forty seven -hundredths dollars, aud the
set trial before said Justice, his Office In
the city Of Cleveland, on the 9th day Of December
ls62, at O'Clock, An o. n. SkEELS6 & Co
Cleveland, Oct. 81, 1852. nOvI:4I4
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LIST or LRTTFRs

Remaining in the Cleveland Post Omce
November IS, 1862.
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SPECIAL N0TIcES,
DR.. Graham,

Member Of the Royal College Of Physicians
London, England; Graduate Of
so s- Records Hospital for ~
I FEMALE DISEASES, @5d
And constant attendant Of Paris, London
4 New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years,
Has opened his once at the johnson House. where be
win Be happy to meet all those who are aictsd with
subacute or chronic diseases -. .--.--.r
his treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and is mild, eneaeious and elective His medi
eines are simply vegetable sxtraesand oils that have
never been used but By two Othsr physicians in Amer
lea besides himself He has spent the greatest part
Of his life and thoussnds Of dollars in obtaining
secrets in his profession BE tasts the urine for
all forms Of disease. No charge fer giving all an
honest and true statement Of their case.
af sPERMATORHGA. n
To YOUNG MEN.-He can prove to you in a few min,
utes that he is the only physician you treated
with that cures this disease. For every patient who
VIII follow his directions he will give one hundred
dollars II he fails in curing this disease. No charga
made for consultation Those at a distance who wish
to consult the doctor NAV a. - nv sendfn a .r1aIl
vial Of urine BY mall With name, and age and he
viii answer and describe their case, and the possibi
ity Of getting relief, by enclosing return postage
stamp. sept15.4ls
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INITIALS
Pitnan

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-02-19
Legal Notice.

ia ME- RUSSELL, who resides out
.of the S,atc of Ohio, will take notice,
that on the 18Th day OF December 1861,
fled Petition in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Monroe County. Ohio, the
object of which is to cancel Mortgage
given by me to JOSEPH Forshey, on the
2lst of November 1916, on west half OF
north east quarter of section 8, township
6 and range I, in said county. and by
Forshey assigned to James Russell. You
are required to appear aud answer said
Petition by the second Saturday in Feb
:uaryl 1862; or in defanlt, Judgment will
be taken at Feb nary Term of said Court
rs by confession ROBERT CLARK
: December 25. 1S6l.--6w So SO