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WEAsTER.s- -sK 1. Iz.Z;ii vsssIgzEII
ron @ sS e i5s 5sS s' 3 Isis fIs sFdf5 Gu,sh :. ss
County, at the suit Of B. a horthington agal15ti
aargeant Currier and others, % Ensdirected. ah9
ezposo Tor sale at public auctlon, at h8 door oi ths
Oourt House. an rhe GityI Of. GleEeiand, % the
.sth DAY Of february, l6z, at ~ O'clock A. the
oeseliOeo PIE ni88: bltlaied u tne toEl-
SIP q Eait sese.anqQ tH ~ state q Ohio, ahd
known BY being part Of tUt No a. IN suid TOW Bhip
liormeTiY IN kuclid.) and bounded a. foioWs Com
menclnf &c stone In the center of tie Plank Road
leading ON Cleveland % Will0uehby, Whieh.8 .8eaFs
house formerly occupied b Dtsfrs 6nffief, and st
the sOutheaslorly corner of laqd formefiy ulTsd V
Rodney strong In said lot No "a theme south 3lo
west, chains and % links 70 HfaEs, themes norsh
455fo WesI, IS chains tc stake standing 10 lints
esslsily from large hickory tres; thence nOrth
south 45fo east along James curTteF aouihRestery
line, l6 chains 70 he place oL b a 1nin con tanag
four acTe8 Of and and are fhe sane pfs11i8o8 cou-
veyed BY Des Carrier % Sergeant Carrier ~ deed
recorded in Vol Z, psgo ll0, CuyGho9a County Bee
oFdH % the same 'lI5e % lssgJ but subject 70 Al
leRsl highHEyE- Ap3ruissd ~ t1t56,
Also, pursuant 70 tha command Of tbs aboY8 order
Of sale a. tDe suit Of the same, % me directed II
shall expos for sale o. public auction az the Fluuf,
tug Miil Of >. Carrier and -On, in COlisrer, CtJ
hOga eounty Dhic on the 18th Of FsbT uhr. laf1 q
o cock, P. ~ the following psrsonal pFOperl. Z
uno Boileri one Engiue and All the machiner1 And
fixtures connected thrrBWith; tWO runs 81 6t0Ltl
with tolts elevators and gearing, mdct lnefy and
nLturea connected herewith; 0ne kmut-lIiil win
all the fixtures connected herewith, being altHsl
machl1ery and hXturea in the Mil Of Curier .
Son, IN Collameri also one lr0u SAFE and one set II
Mill Trucks. LEWIS ". FuRD,
Master Commit sionor.'
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I
William S. Marsh. Defendant CayahOga &C, o,
HNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that
petition for The recovery OF money only has this
day been fled inihe CieIk's Ofice of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, and State Of
Ohio, setting fOrsh that The said defendant Is in
debted 70 The said plaintiff in the sun 81 Iilleen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty I've tens,
with interest thereon from the 7th day o. Oc1b-
Der, A. ID. 1881, upon a prOu1iss0rY note of said
defendant, dated az Port Hope, in c pper Canada-
on the third day Of August, 1851, and mado pay
able in two months after date 10 this plainfif af
the Bank Of Upper Canada, for the sun el5re-
said that the said defendant Is also indebted 10
the said plaintiff for the expense OF prof sting
said note in the sum Of Two dollars and SIX cents
and interest thereon from said 7lh Of October
and that said petition prays Judgment against
said defednant on said note for the sum Of
81. $50 n, with interest thereon from lrlIay
Of October, A, d. 1851. said defendant further
notihed tnat he must answer said pe-ilicn q b
before ths12th day of April next; or IL Z ellalt
hereof Judgment Will be taken against hiln.--
RANNEYf BsCHUS & NOBLE,
Plaintiff g Attorneys.
CLEVELAND, Feb. II, 1s62sssO
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MAsTNR's sALE- PURe UA,E.T

MASTER'S SALE-PURSUASsT
iNA- 10 the eommand Of q dserstal order OF s.Is
lEqaF tne Conrt Of common hleasloi Suyefogatoon-
sprAsae and 9thsEss g me diEsetse, shafT sSposs
tor sale At lee aneti9ns e he Cor ef Ihs Oours
day Of FesIuargs ls62 st tire O'Clock p n, ne
foliOEitg descr1rea pc situate N the Town.
ship Of Meynetos n M eoubty Of QuTahgai7 ahd
state o. ONO, ana ~ lot No. hftesu IN tract
No. teIe25 Hne belD ed IS follows; EAst aest norih
anc so1tn ~ lob Ines, and eoutasning one hundred
ele telLg ai1 snd one 11Erd acres q land, Dc the
ZANE OFe Or less, but tuDect % Ell legal highways
aod exc pBg thofeirom thirtes1 acres n the north
west ooT nar thersof, SGT % to 9Ohn Hpragus Tor
noEssfeGd, bsunded as fOllOWs: commanding a.
pont IN the west line Of ssid loo mus chains 5 tDks
Eortnerlg from the southwest corner Of Gaid lot
theDee runniog north On Eaid west line SIX chains
= links 10 tbs northwest corner Of said los; thence
cess o. the north line teb . ehans 80 links thence
lopth PeIalel with the west hns ak chains 3 llks;
ehenee Weab twenty chains 50 link8 70 the place of
Beginning Appraised as $50. d ggii iIs.Z5lI Is1
HENRY G. ABBEY,
! y. Prentissf 11ri 5TsH fs1 naster cn.uf.
pltin'B Att'y. Iau10.s7b
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a.MEBeAI. .
NlslIlsGsgs 6 SUCCESS

INIslIysksE SUCCESS
a7VIs sg565l5I5l n51o .-lIilts 70 ~
gN6fs4hIs<1ZSsR sR
,riH' ss9,f 5's1sSfs T BS..sy; Sz tlEssEg1sgPl4
I 19L Ino o. fsFnariAfoARaaE5k n l .n O.
q LRBT, 6g.Ig AHp 4 MP PoFRHGE
.......--.... 90 RID, ....r--s..
-' Aftes all other Treatment FsIlsil
DIR. A. GIBSON.
EornsrIy Of New York Oity, VIII pay Ons Hua i.
drsd dollars for th0Frsof tst 10 gySr AiS % euss
ne above named dlsaAnos, Ne WIN pey the sEuis
De unitsd B,sisS tTsas de ssIas dissssss aih
tguai succcl1s .f s.
,5at AT D4 AsE ssSS7 a 'ssSS sSSSr I1S so SS g
a0unee q shs unioetnnale, shat be has psffectss
"'''lI sPEEDT & AVE- iPERMAEEHT 0UEa
q n E71rr1 nd 6IffF
PRfVATE, DISEASES
With Al bad Gfeotn arislnF therofrom, tnoiudinF
"a - S1sosS3 n S1in eSSsS n fI3 e eiH ta,
fc5 whom had eEpended hundreds Of doliars With
selsi{ yhieiAn1, aho pros % tseat sll griTste
Dr. GIB50a dos not boast that he Il member d
Olheie Do io t6s Yufp0Ss oi ensnaring ths nnocsnt
and Who hold out great expectations never 20 b ~.
ali1sd. Bnt what Dr., GIBSON might boast OF Il
this that he . ablo TO give entire satisfaction %
eh0io who repoge nonhfsnse IN his Abtg and intes-
rlky, and thkt he has perfected American system
cf tsstnsat which uhalan Gss any Physician Of Len
Ton or ar5, or snY patent medicine TO equal for thu
rdidll cure O seminal weakness and all diseases o.
saranGemsnts, both mental and Fhysioal. srisln
nom atEukl o. secret Gp1Ea.
!. Dr. GIBSON also oiaimn Ter hil rev treetmenttns
bloNing advantages over al others yot discovered;
end nrut the egsnB ulcd are IN no rttpsot dsaFroe
Rbls; ho uaas no relics Of the dark eges, such 81
Eaniuly, EJg any Other doloterfoug drug Secondly
no 5tfieiiorh h diee 6f buaiHess u Ired; Third
u hig tg1etMsut e positive and certain In an casbs
Re 1lAnd Irerered 70 60 into any public priyesz
hoH1itni "a She limited 24asn7 and d6monstrste ff
other now EGoWn 20 the world IA poins of pFonas
Rsi PsrE9sa.saoys 7idRpf7' saisy a sspssatshs'
Dr.. 6{BsoA e permanently located In UieyslAnd
and hAn during the past two YeAE paFfJEmed mAny
onres Of digeaiea which had for years resisted 81
pthnf mnda3 oG TREATMENT. Eeerenc3esn be given 70
individuals of the Grat ro1DectabitE IN DleFslazd
Boston, New York, and other oltius IN regard tl
Eirl and Integrity 10 AL PROFESSIONAL tFAnsacions :
OyEpepsis, Rhuela Atiana, BCrOfuia and AL chrOEIi
ai1otEas sTaatad with sBporiaf gunts1E. l- lC1
- AeSictps sat tc hny BART q tas eoaHtrF q
.IT: sIi,sel5s'g lIsE WORK on FsJsiosezy los ss;l
..t-yg7- DR.. GIBd0M, "a -
Professor ef ElsetroYatky a,sS Hsaisis.ss
ohHee-iIs fenssa st., a few doors from Superior
m stairs .lrs- rIuu-.al y
ohlos Hou7s froIa 9 20 Y and froa 2 - s'cl0cs
FaiiI. fs31ndAgs sEcspfsd.N .tif i zuEs
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MASTERS sALR-PURsUAN1

M ASTEh 3 SALE - Uh6 UANT
Iva to the command of decretaI order OF sale is
SUED from tne urt Of Common Pleas Of uuy hoqa
cOonty, ohio, at the gult Of James II. STURDY AID
Others against Joaeph Weis aBd Others, 20 me a .
rectal, shall expose % sale ct pablo a1cs0n st ths
o. of the Court House, IN the City Of ulsFaiaRd ia
said county on the zst cay Of sbruarTs l5z attWO
oelocE Z NJ tns following described premises 70
wiz ettaata IN the toWBBhip Of Cleveland, teiug
numbar seven "A The twelfth range q soWn3hips ~
the CODnecticGt etforn ho8eryB end bEEse Of 0hic
tiFBltF -ihe t25z 29tOf the Subdivision - james
ii, Hoyt ot the Original tea acre Z Dumbtr thirty
Of uleVeihnds pho, relafence Tor part culars %
size and Lounafie6 of the land hereby cou trAcirf
brlng msde 20 the sur and plat Of sad subdiEl1
Jon, recorded Ia the ONCE Of The Escordor Of said
oounts, N volume two Of MaDg ard %. igiaionss
page tanty-thrOe 9EO b WIMAh,
Williamson 4 Ridaie, u aster ommir.I
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I ALBERT 7. sLADE,
febTS7s Atty for Pa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

I came 70 my senses in one Of the sating
booths by having gealding hot coffee poured
down my throat BY gentleman, who stir
red 8 little whisky in It, occasionally, with
. asausage IN the absence Of q spoon, 10
strengthen ne. 915t q ID
5 bI started up. and rushed TO The door.
Whers vas ATaminta gld-'a as
"a 1our big gsllR confidently remarkeda 3
VsFy small boy, has gone off With that
fancy skater over there. Ny ayes you
ought 70 see him do the outside edee
~ I iiOeEsd, and sew 9snssI Yea JosssI
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= s. !. = Notice. 3
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FOR SALE on Rent.

DOR RENT.-HoUsE Z no 22.9 Pr.
piy 20 7 r .'Fi = = IsN sEiss - .
i-n3l'379 ROrs pI--a-
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: sRI0E1GE 10 .C0 C0NTRAGR0RS.-
Fill ta aFaesiEeac q fhelaf.1o = fhs
-lslhl lle. - ba'ldise 8 tflck ssall II 81 6-h
4, = - - 80 t.loen - va lltst.
tIeslar llofnstloh 81 a ssid n q 80,
The Board q oitJ Inpr9Vsments inTItst1a uuh-
mission q bias fssi Ens ~ rEhf % aeo0Ef or 70
~ order of tfs Board, TEadESaa
JOHN WHlTEbAW, Cily UISiI Enrina.r.
S-2-sl-,- q -s2 p ls2z-s-2 Il llsz.I
.MASTBRS SABE-PURBTTFTT
Iva 70 the command Of fecrstal a0fosf 5lS,io
roa the Uourt Of Common Pleas 0f tuyst1r1- -r655-
70 01io, q tie luiE Of Chester Baxter alq eth9l
4e9ta,5t John z. heWton, and others, loins "a,
~ hall exp 50 for % e pubic auctfc door
ot the court House IN shs City of Oiegeigt ,1clhs
tnn undiEidsd hall IN common Of the folI - -
sorioed Premises; - rate ia she toRnsiD 0 BOOK
yrs ~ te stats Of Ohio Wsich q sllo IN f1econnT of
C1g osa, and knoRn - uofg q tns Bi4l,io -.
NJ Pur haze. called, 10 that part Of he III or
CLEVELAND. hrasrly known and calied- o-GliT 81
S6Hl6a sfoscE 10. hi lot aud biscf ~ z
e hs sueqnt Plarsd innsdiaisly a srsaef - e.
Ia 81 %, 81. 50. 81 ~ ~ - M - -ss
loG "A. tlf0 1nt E85 SIS; ICt ia 80 l5F1l n.
is; s 81 s. q % Iss lo, e z ss : io. - 20 lsS
Us -, - .0r So l31 lo8 s7r, a5s lof II as
lot 6zl tlaai lgs 50 Slae,s l5t ss. $40; Io5 10
S iot Il sI s5s q 80 @ iei g. sss s3. s sis q. %.
lut "a. SO l1t tzl. S1s0f iot "a, 81 iot W 5G
S IS ss9 lss e .i9 .. @ le, e. a ~ e 'os e.
iet s7, si ot ~ sz5s ot isi 500 iof 1913, sz 20
ueoi e115 lot lt3 SO tht 1estaall q iot ldm1cE
sub igi5ion Of : 6ioek uisr.sd fW iof IN 6sr57
2, Saags IN srhdll fsioh q 8l0ck uafsa u l0t 4,
No @ s s. s. .Ss'i1P o ~. 9,5s 4s g q ne re- % s
lot s. sSe' and iOs g, 50. ,..5,s - - {, : -
s.B.FTsntas, 10 ss1i Ass,AS =; s;TeoS4g os5l,
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EOHNJ lSW EEnlYLqSDoHE ERRBR
u notified that onr shs1 sth day Of January, fs,l,
hariAh sWeenT fled astition Ia The Caprt OF oh-
mon Ploas Of Guy eh0si comfy Ohio, i5f diyost
ltom htmf aud that said pgtl tiQu IL ltdge3 ~ tte
ground for auch diYores, thst tsiG John SWeeegy s
npV imprisoned IN the Rouito1ttaE cor the ollIle
of burglary, - which he Wag convicted ct the fsb-
TusTy ttrm, 1851, Of the court of Common Pleas pi
1Lid county, and that SAID t5dse viii be heard at
next term OF aasd Ooutti 1u1fG L. PREE les,
.lAns:sz6 -. 4, ..1.lies B,,s s--ir-, AttcFRsF!
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HLSVELAND FUN ORY FOft
~ sALE.-Ihs suhscrfter offsrs d. ro-,,,rS 5,.r
S4les e 40 vlsas % eve hs yhsls aftsotio1 Is -
P9le. Faa Hover, Flaskss Clamp f-rf--s55 n-d
u u Z s9is s2aPislas % 80 a gOo0 brsire-- ssid
- - - = = :. . = y saIN * ami = ior
h. be5 ~ - 81 ~ 2 asus . already SAB
g., vi d. liist-f. &, fi.iire -frs.-t
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MElIeALllR sdr

lnR. KNAPP, O0ULIsT, d
Il y. yozrs expsFienos, SEeluIlVsIy tFSati ;i'
u IA AZ Ks. ISL Ff6sPses stFsss, UisvtiAnd, 0.
~ Abundant testimonials Of PerAols res tare4 !
Sight or Hearing IN HeW York the Wostcrn Sestea
Artinoial eyes inserted faAa HOVE, and tho bo9
quality. Dr. x. has tAkenA Diploma "a eomg tio
NTH AZ ether OCulists at tns HSW Xcrx btLta Ell
for lbs Eupsrb AFtihciai Eys.-ir u u Ii
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IOh5is AN - OFFIBE-.--TFV'tl
an iab1S1lza SSss91ng,' squire of 5. C0hAHAH1,
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EfUR iSHf1T.-AN EXCELLENT
4 Brick Dwelling Rish gas, good ven and cfIlern,
Erst rae cellar. and al Lha convenisnc1a. E.nt
sery low . Eo0d tenant. Apply as the Leadsr
C9eaSl9s seeS7.i Ioo'' 2 oi ss Pittabn4lb tfls
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ts0h LIE ON TIaE--A bUz
4-,.s-S 5zs9-S = Derham BgIB. years Old, bre4 =
- !, Eeutnckg. weight over ne hg- has t7
ss.,st "a premrun e rEO State fairs. sn %
M the the residence Of 4. ~ -
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seized her, and kHOi5 would have
held her up, only, just at that moment, ny
left leg, By some fatality, had sgain ssced-
ed from the right, and started of sideways
by itself Anyhow, over / vent, and Ara
mints sat on me, more like q pile. driver
than young lady. We went down right
in the path Of half s dozen skaters, who
piled over us in Q perfect pyramid. The
way the draPery fell Was tremendous, and
then--all WAS blank. l1i sos sf5I
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State Of Ohio In Court ofeomEon
-. o.ayahoga Connly IS ! Pc ID -Csl

Adams : Cans sls Mssssf =; 9o,a,si " 49,,
s It's Att'Tas -i1u1s-77freH
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GANFORD's HAIR DREssINa

sfa q -a-- tt-s t--
q. 3. R1EasLEg, ,OieyOISrs,
ootl:dkg GsBsesl 4 g1ns inr 0hts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-31

I'll TELL Pa WHEN HE CONES HcME.-A
friend Of ours, who had taken pride for several
years in cultivating full crop of hair on his
face, was called away from home on business
some time since. While absent, an inexperi.
enced barber spoiled his wbiskers in trimming
them, which so chsgrined him that he directed
the barber to make clean job of it by shsving
whiskers and mustsche both off The barber
obeyed, and our friends face was as smooth
and as delicate as when in his teens. He re-.
turned home in the night. Next morning his
little girl did not recognize him on waking up.
Looking over her mother, and seeing as she
supposed stranger In the bed, she remarked
in her childish simplicity, "Mister, get out Of
here; ri tell my Pa sohen he comes home"
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Gbe Obio 6tatesnram
.N1
DAILY. TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
MANYPENNY & MILLER,
PuBLIBHTRs AND PROPRIET0Ra

"a once Nos. 80, SO and 40, North High Ct
TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
oAhy % 90 per year
By the Cafricr, pOr week, ls11s cents.
w.MseHiy wI.s,s 90 per year.
Weoky 100
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Gbe Obio 3tatesnra,r
TIE = II q
lPor the Ohio statesmau.1
SOLDIER HUSBAND no HIS WIFE.
ny A SOLDIER,

You knew by the light In my deep dark eye,
When heard the beatOf the mastering drum,
That never would fold my arms and sigh
Der the evils that were to come
You knew that the blood Of a patriot sire
oonrsed through my veins like stream OF Ore,
DO you took my hand and bade me 70,
Sat never dreamed that It grieVed you 90,
Two hir'halred children left with you,
VINO lisp nv name at even,ide-
The very hour when upon my knee
used to fondle my pet and pride;
Alas they may never be blessed
BY q fathers care In the old home nest;
ana never again may hsar the tones,
Or kiss the lips Of my little ones.
know have answered my oountry's call,
That my breast 10 barred at high command;
But your heart will break, know, II I fall
In the battles front by traitors hand
Yet murmur not, though my tear wet eyes
Attest the worth Of the sacrifice;
IT'S ahusband's free glft-two lives In one
In the name Of God and Of Washington.
Perhaps when the maple leaves are red,
And golden gloreS Of harvest come,
You shall wake some morning to hear my tread,
And give me warm hearts welcome home,
To kneel with me in fervsnt prayer,
Thanking our God for his watohful care.
Who upheld the flag Of our cherished land,
And shielded my heart from the rebels brand.
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loIg embrace, and with half.smothered fare.

lo1g embrace, and with a half.smothered fare.
well left her. arg
Inc next morning dawned 10 cIoudless snlen.
uor' and at an early hour the cathedral Vac
.nroWn open, and the sextcn beRsn to pr epata for
sue brilliant wedding. Fiame.cOlored floWera
nouueo oy the wayside-fame- -colored leaves
HAme rushing down from the trees and Law in
nsn1 9eapS upon the ground; and the ripe wheat
va Ssu gu nAe goiden sea, and berries dropped in
Rhine. A"DB 'he
AT length the palace gates were opened ana
tne royal party appeared, escortinR the pripce.s
EhEaoeth 10 the cathedral, where her marriage
Wss to6e solemniEed. II was brave pageant: !:
isr brighter than the untwined foliage and blos-
some' we're the tuts of plumes which Aoaud
ItOm stately heads, and the festal robes thsk
sNelmed down over the housings of the superb
steeos. But the prluoess, mounted on snow.
Wnite palfrey, and clad In snow.White velvet.
looked pale and sad; and when, on nearing me
ohuren' she heard gush of organ music. which,.
,.nnougn, Juoilant in sound, struck on her ear
IKE funeral knell, she trembled, and would
nave iaiien TO the earth, had not mage eup-
ported her. A few moments afterWard she
en'ereo tne cathedral. There with his retnue,
ssooa me royal bridegroom, whom she hsd
never before seen. But her gauce royed tom
MIN to the organ loft, where she had expected
10 see the mysterious organist. He vas gone,
and che was Obliged TO return the graceful bow
OF the king, to whom she had been betrothed
from motives Of policy. Mechanically she kpelt
at his side on the altar-stone, mechanic ally
listened to the service and made the responses.
Then her husband drew her to him in convul. |
sive embrace and whispered
"Elisabeth, my queen, my wife, look up"
Trembling In every limb, she obeyed Why |
did those dark eyes thrill her so7 Why did |
that smile bring q glow on her cheek2 Alb,
though the king we're the royal purple, and |
many jeWeled order glittCred on his breast,
he seemed the same humble person who had
been employed to teach organ music, aud had |
taught her the lore OF love.
"EiiEAbeth," muFmured the monarch, Ber-
tram Hoffman, the mysterious organiat, and
King o.car are one. Forgive my stratsg gen.
wished to marry you, but would not drag to
the altar an unwilling bride. Your father was
In the secret"
While tears Of joy rained from her blue eyes,
the new made queen returned her husbands
fond kiss, and for once two hearts were made
happy by a royal marriage.
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From the New York World.I
COwaFdIY SuPPandoPa


The most dlshearteninR of all the bad news
We have recently received ia not the CAPTURE
OF our stores, the loss of important positions,
or even defeats upon the field, but the eyi.
dence OF decentralization and want of pluck or
discipline on the part Of somo of our troops,
shown by the repeated surFenders of whole
battallons and regiments to the enemy with
but little 1t any fighting. Napoleon, in his
sixty ninth maxim Of war, laid down this
rule:
"There is but one honorable mode of be.
coming prisoners Of war. That il by being
taken separately; by which Is meant by being
cut of entirely, and when we can no longer
make use of our arms. In this case there can
be no conditions, for honor can impose none,
We yield TO an Irresistible necessity"
Judged by this rule, how unmilitary and
shameful are the surrenders of Murfreesboro'
ClarkSburg, and some twenty other places in
Tennessee and Kentucky, during the Iast two
months. Nor 10 the western army alone to
blame. The surrender on the Rappahannock
OF half New Jersey regiment to the enemy
shows that Generalization and want of dis.
oiptne are working their way at the East as
we'll as the West. Now this thi1g must stop.
Our national life depends upon 1t. Hereafter
let that company or regiment that eurrendeTs
without deadly fight take Ito place upon the
roll Of infamy in the State whence it comes
Let press, pulpit and platform fame out the
hot indignation Of the country at the bastard.
ly commands that throw down their arms in
the presence OF any enemy, no matter how
superior in numbers.
We have no faith In prOclamations or policies,
stern or otherwise, to put an end to this war, 90
long az their object Ia the effect upon the enemy;
but we do believe the most profoundly in
pisilsssly stern policy toward our own generals
and troops. Failure, surrender, want of man
agement or pluck must not be tolerated under
any circumstances. The six hundred thousand
men now rushing to arms had better stay at
home, If they do not propose to do any better
than these surrendering, white-livered heroes,
whose feats We are daily recording.
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links thence north twenty chains; thence west fy chains
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