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Wilson & Widdecombe have received an
other supply of 3" Hardee's Tactics " in two
volumes, also the cheap 25 cent edition, Nick
Max for September, Halls Journal of Health
for September, ThOmpsOn's and Hodges Re
pOrters, the Literary Companion and New
York Mercury. 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-18

TIE War MEETING SATURDAY EVENING.
According to announcement the meeting as
sembled in front of the Court House Saturday
evening, and to facilitate the transaction of
business, adjourned to the criminal court
room. HON. R. P. spaIding was chosen
chairman of the meeting. william Collins,
Esq, stated the object of the meeting to be
to raise fund of SCI, 1000, for the purpose Of
filing the second quota Of ouyahOga County,
without resort to draft. Judge Tilden,
William Abbey, Esq, and Mr.. Wilson, of
Youngstown, addressed the assembly. The
following resolution was presented by Mr..
Collins, and unanimously adopted
Reso red, That the County of Cuyahoga,
viii furnish its full quota, under the call of
Government for six hundred thousand men,
and that no draft therefore shall be neees-
sary.
Amasa Stone, Jr, offered the following
which was also adopted
ResolUed, That H. B. Payne, Joseph Per-
kins, S. Williamson, VIM. Bingham, w. B.
Castle, James F. Clark, VIM. Collins, ]. H.
Wade, W. J. BOardman, Geo. A. Stanley,
4. HesSenmuclAery Z. Inalcnerg ana Cnas.
Wasson, be, and they are hereby appointed
a committee, to procure subscriptions, not
less in amount than sixty thousand dollars,
and to collect and disburse so much of the
same as in the judgment of the committee,
shall become necessary to promote and Sc
cure the enlistment of the quota for Cuyahogg
county, under the call Of the Government
/ for six hundred thousand men, and to protect
the county from the humiliation of draft.
Committee ordered to meet at the Office o.
Henry B. Payne, Monday morning at
o'clock.
Mr.. Thayer moved that a committee b.
appointed by the chair to designate recruit
ing officers throughout the county, to rails
volunteers to serve in lieu of a draft-car
ried.
Committee, Messrs. C. W. Palmer, Col
Barnett, VIM. Collins, AnseI Roberts, L. c
rhayer.
The meeting thereupon adjourned wit
three cheers for the 9TH Regiment, and a
who have gone into the field.
R. P. SPALDIEe, Chairalon.
GEO. S. BENEDICT, Secretary.
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CoRRECTION.-In giving the appointments
for the IO3d Regiment in our Saturday 5
Edition, a typographical error occurred in
the name of the Adjutant It is John S.
White of this city. Adjutant White is every
way qualified for the position.
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A ACIRcuMsoRIBED WEDDING ToUR.-Anewly
welded couple from this county, desiring to
take an extended tour through the Northern
States, the happy man applied to Governor
Tod for pass which would prevent his being
detained as one fleeing from the draft to
to eOme.' The Governor couldn't give him
pass to go out of the State. The pair are
making the most of it at White Sulphur
Springs.
Under the Mosaic Law, man was not sub
ject to military duty for one year after the
wedding day, but it is almost needless for US
to remark that times have changed consid-
erable since the days of that ancient and re-
spected law giver.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-18

81 Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sis, Rheumatism, Serofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
vertisement in another column. ONCE No. 1ls,
c,,.o, et-o.s
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RELEAsED.-Geo. A. Fish of Huron County,
who was arrested few days ago for going
"agin" the war and enlistments, has been
allowed to return home on his promise to
behave himself. From the reports of his
neighbOrs he isn't keeping his promise very
we'll. Look out, George.
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CHICAGO aIARKET-Aus. 10.

Lbf fELEGhAPH.I
FLOUR-Market very dull
WHEAT-sales at g7el3g71sc for No. ] s019lc for
NO2
CORN-Active 35&G56c
OATS-5sGlc higher.
RECEIPTS-5,IO bbls flour; 72,OOO bush wheat;
tlS,O0O bush corn.
sHIPlTENTS-9,4OOb 400 bbls flour; $500 bus wheat;
%, bush corn.
FREIGHTS-lclOwer. L6of for wheat and &c for
corn 10 Buffalo.
ExCHANGE-Dull Gold I4@i4K per cent
premium
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A CARD.-I desire to say to the patriotic
citizens of Cleveland (west side), who have
furnished my entire company with blankets
to enable them to remain in camp, thank
you sincerely. JOHN S. SENPLE, Capt.
CLEvELAND, Aug. 18th, 1862.
Plain Dealer and Herald please copy.
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We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of the 3 b.:
VESSELS PAssED.-fhs following vessels passed tnis
plrt yesterday:
SouSD UP-sieamer City Of Clsvelendi PrOPeners
Ionawauada Baltic Racine, May lower baf x amer
Grandes Harvey, Venice, Concord Empire stats
schoonsrH A Medberry, surprise, John haSei AAon.-
eagle Rush. w sharp Minnesota, alcon, * y DISnni
Joe Grant, Pauline, Sirius, Msaits-anean' CON-
bound DoEE-Propellers Potomac, Acme Meren-
anti barks q Sherman Superior, 4 Adams De
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ARRIVAL THE ST. ANDREW,

ST. JOINS, N. F., Aug. l6th.-The steam
ship St. Andrew arrived last evening and
sailed for Quebec this morning. She reports
the steamer Marcadotte is advertised to sail
from London, 18th inst, for st. Johns, and
private letters state that she is rebel.
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FIRE.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug. l6.
The Engine House Of the St. Joseph Rail-
road Company, with five locomotives and
other machinery, was burned last night.
Only one engine was saved. Loss $50, 900,
partly insured.
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FRnlI NV YORK.

NEW YoRK, Aug. II.
Steamer Trade Wind, from New Orleans
the 18th, reports that the rebels under
Breckinridge attacked Baton Rouge on the
5th but were repulsed. Gen. Williams
head was shot of By q cannon ball.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-18

ARREsTED.-A man named Sherman craw-
ford, who resides in streetsbOrOugh township,
Portage county, was arrested on Saturday By
an United States Marshal, charged with dis
Souraging snIistnents and threatening to
raise force Of men to resist the draft in his
section. He is prOminentman and well-tO'
do farmer. He is in jail.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CoUPoE INTEREST. = Highest premium
paid for Coupon Interest due on $40 Gov
ernment Notes, Aug. l9.
C. A. READ & Co.,
augl1:4O4 Bankers, 95 Superior St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-18

HARNESS MAKERS WANTED-At Christian
& Marshall's, No. I42 Seneca street, sign of
the horse. Three or four jOurneyman wanted
Immediately. Augl:tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-18

Arrest OF a DEsERTER.-0n Saturday U.
S. Marshal Bill arrested John COwles, a de-
serter from Co. B. 67th Ohio Regiment, and
handed him over to the officers of Camp
CLEVELAND.
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simpsons, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No 25s Superior street, viii
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-18

UNION Morning Prayer Meeting at the cor
ner of Euclid and Erie streets, in the First
Baptist Church, at O'Clock, continues forty
FIVE minutes.
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NILWAUKER 1IARKRT-Aur. 16,

LBY TELEeRAPH.l
FLOUR-AIarket active.
WHEAT-Market in good demand 81 for No.
VIC TOR No ?.
RECEIPTS-3O0 bbls flour; Il, 900 bush wheat
SHIP1lENTS-lSOO bbls hOur; 67,OGO bushels OF
FREIGHTs-Nominal. 6xc IN wheat to Bnf-
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
So FRANC1sco. Aur. b

sAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.
The 0. S. Quartermaster has Just paid
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars to
the San Francisco Wool Factory, for army
clothes supplied to California Volunteers.
The Supreme Court has denied re-hearing
in the Broderick Will Case. The question
whether the Will was forgery cannot be
iudicially investigated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-18

VIZ. KNABE 4 Co.'s PIANos.-The pianos
manufactured by Knabs Co., at Baltimore,
Maryland, enjoy reputation certainly not
oxeellsd by those Of any other maker in the
United States. During the many years that
they have been before the public, they have
steadily increased in favor, and now are
without a superior. Their excellence is
attestsd to by numerous gold and silver me-
dals, premiums, &C., awarded by the Mary
land Institute; Fulton Institute, Lancaster,
Pa, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia Ne
ohanics Institute, Richmond, and State Fairs
at various times. They have also received
the unqualified endorsement of the great pi
auists, ThAlberg, Gottschalk, strakOsoh, Sat-
ter, Vieuxtemps, besides lesser lights in the
musical world, and have been the subjects
of most fattering notices from the best news
papers in the country,
In richness and volume of tone the Knabe
piano exhibits its superiority over the great
majority of instruments. The bass is sonor-
Gus and grand, the musical register rich and
sympathetic, while the high notes are brill
liant, clear and pure as silver bells. The
scale is even, the action smooth and easy,
and the pedal effect the finest of which the
pianOfOrts is capable. In short, this piano
combines with a fne touch, depth, purity,
sweetness Of tone and durability.
The Agent in this city is Mr.. George A.
Barlow, at No. 8, Euclid street. He keeps
large assortment of the Knabe pianos con-
stantly on hand. He has sold great num-
Der of them in this city and surrounding
country, and they give universal satisfaction.
Every piano is warranted for five years, and
the privilege of exchange given at any time
within six months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-18

Tn cAxP.-crOWiso is OF people visited Camp
Cleveland yesterday. Stevens Omnibussos
were running continually, loaded both ways.
The quarters Of Capt. shislda' battery re-
esfzsd numerous visits from friends Of the
oResrs ana the men. The quarters Of the
battery are comfortable and neat, occupying
a cool and shady position, and their stay in
camp will be every way pleasant. They ex'
pset their guns and accOutrements soon'
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SAN FRANcIsco. Aug. 1I


Arrived at nine this morning the steam
er Orizaba, from Panama, bringing 10
passengers who sailed from the Golden
Gate in boats, heretofore reported missing.
Four others we're saved, remaining at Man
7anilla to take the downward Steamer for
Panama.
Tue following are the names of the saved
with their former place ofresidence: Richard
W. Henderson, Cleveland, Ohio; Wilhelm
Herbert, Bavaria; Jaeund Bruins, Italy S.
Francis, Franco Arthur Lepper, West
Catharine, Canada S. n. Huley, Wyandotte,
Ohio, Charles A. Belford, Boston, Mass;
Seligshaw, Prussia; S. P. Sternes, Brighton,
Edward Litene, New York; Julius Saliger,
San Francisco Amos Clark, Baymans-
vile, N Y; E. T. Clark, ditto; James
Scott, third mate, n 7; Thos. Kefe, Ice
land, Edward Douglas, New York; VIM.
Morrisey, Boston; Edward Eacket, Lon
don. The four remaining. at Manzanilla
were, Francis CUrroll, Quincy, Ill; James
McHenry, Troy, N. Y CD. Bonsteel, Cats
kill; J. Rosenburg, Hungary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-18

Recruiting Flags, Infantry Colors, Company
Flags, Artillery Colors, &C, manufactured from
SILK or Bunting in best style at very low rates
Orders promptly filed and sent by express if
desired. G. W. CROWELL & co.
No 2l1, Superior St., Marble Block, Cleveland
Ohio. aug6:4Ol
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Com, SILVER, Old U. 8. Treasury Notes, Can
ada and Premium Funds of all kinds, bought at
best rates by z. B. HALE,
jy14:4OO Ill Superior street, Cleveland.
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ID P. BOWER. LTCNOED PLUMBER

de No. l07 Public square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
ufactors and Dealers In Bath Tubs, Water Cl SETS,
Wash Basins, Pumps Hydrants, Brass and P ated
Cocks, Indis Rubber Hose Lead lvantzed and Iron
Pipe Copper Boilers and Plumbers Materials Of all
- City and Country orders for Work promptly
attended 70. Repairing solicitodi ana neatly exc
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE MARKET.
MOBNING LEADEB OFFICE,
NIoypAY MORNING, August Is, 1859.

WONpAN MVHhIhVi hV8N7I To- I7O1'
WHEAT-sales on Saturday were boat loads rcd
aioat at q Os and 1000 bush do, free on board at
same
HIGHWINEs-salo Of $50 bbls at 800.
BUTTER-In good demand at l99iSc for good
grades.
EGGs-Very dull and not quotable
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Important 70 Ladies.

Mrs. C. s. Williams respectfully announces to
the ladies Of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose of Of
fering her unrivslled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to fit all forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure of badness, which has proved highly
successful.
Aug II: Alb
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Iuly2s:R12

~ New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, So
ChamplEin street.
FRANK B. FRANK G. WALBRIDaF.
lr1lr29.R12
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FALL STYLE GENTS Dress HATs-Just received
in advance Of all competitors. Also afull assort-
ment of Caps constantly on hand.
DECKAND & ENGELHART,
Leading Hatters, opposite the Weddell.
Aug 7:4Os
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An members Of Capt. HutohinsOn's comps
- are required to report in camp to-day.
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CAVING OF MONEY AND La,

Saving OF MONEY AND La.
- BOB.
Ladies and gentlemen who may want Instruction
in the art Of
Cutting and Fitting Ladies' Dresses,
Boys Jackets, Gents Shirts SC, inlormed that
the undersigned viii give lessons In cutting The above
garments on new principle. IL Is unsurnassed for
accuracy, and with al is extremely simple. any
lady may acquire knowledge of cutting The aboTo
garments in 10 to 90 minutes.
An be wishes Is that It may be tried aud nreslgs-
ted. This newly revised method Of ElttinF and Cut
ting has been brought before the pubic hy ]. hoh8
Of the city Of New York, and Is secured by copyright
Mr. kOhler has had luug experience In this line Of
business in all the principal cities Qf Europe.
The undersigned may be fcLLd a. No lll seneca
street between the hours Of A. ~, and Z. H. The
price OF Rules are very cheap me reach Of al.
Agents wanted, 70 canvass and travel Ladies
make coed aganfs and cau make frcm g 10 IS per
day Town and County Rights VIII BE- sold on rcls
Also, new and complete sJslem for Cutting Gen.
G. n MOONET,
fels.RlF ron New York City
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LibeFaI AdV0neas


Liberal Premiums offered By the stata Board on
best descriptions Of Wools, should and viii encourags
choice lots for exhibition from al parts Of he United
States and Canadas- Having CONSENTED % take charge
Of and arrange such Mools meg Be- eeLt Tor e1rl-
ton in building 20 Be devoted exclusively 20 thEt
purpose, shall endedvor 70 make Is probable and
interesting to an exhibitors and Il = 30 Be 1Qped tl
all samples wiz be sent early the lst Of August
that Sufficient room may be provided OF at least
hibitors viii advise Of their desire TO seld stating
the number Onfceces, bearing In mind that not less
than twenty will he entitled 70 premiums Enfire
clips may be sent when sales and premiums are both
desired. S. n. GO0DAIE, Agent
may2ldkWissi0i
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Ensourage enlistments ell yeu can and
by youF New York papers At staEE'E
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nON'T FORGET THAT THE
simplest and best WRINGER ever made, is
Putnamls Self-Adiusting GALVANIZED Wringer, and
will NOT RUST. GEO. D. BECK,
iunel2 Agent for CuyRhoga County.
n, B-Do not buy any before giving Putnam's
Wringer trial and Judge for yourselves which Is ths
best. GFO ID BECK
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WAETED-Fraetional Stock Of the Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad
E.B. HALE, Banker,
III Superior street, Cleveland.
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M A R E. .
POET oF oLEvELANp.
ENrERED-AUeusr 16

ENTERED-AUGUsT 16.
Steamer Nay Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Propeller Iroh City, Turner, Ontonagon.
Propeller OWego, Drake, Dunkirk.
schooner r Hayes, kelsO, Port Burwell.
schooner Arctic, Miner, Port COlbOrne.
Schooner Paragon, Kemp, Hamilton
ScOw + X Rowe, Fox, Newport.
ScOw Industry, Dibble, Detroit.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Schooner Seaman, Flood, Alpina.
Schooner 5 Beard, WagOner, Toronto.
Schooner Julia smith, DandrOn, Detroit.
Schooner Wm haynor, Tower, Marquette.
Scow Industry, Dibble, Detroit.
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MIscElLANEous.
A ARON CLARK.

"A
war Claim, Pension a Bounty ATTORNEY
No. 26 ATwATER BUuDMa,
SUPERIOR ST., WEST END, p CLEVELAND, o..
VIZ procure Bounty Money and Land, Back Pay
and Pensions for Soldiers and their Heirs and Repre-
9eniatiyesI on reasonable terms.
REFERENCES By PERMIssON.
Hen. ~ Y. Wilson, Q. s. Judge, Cisgsland Ohio.
Harvey hice, Ex-senator, %
!, Horace soote- Judge Court Cen. Flea1i do
a, p; Edgertoni TX n. o., Ft. WaTne, Ind
Zen. A ,. sanford, Cleveland. Ohio
Col. James Barnett, lst D. v. Artillery suqlg
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TCE.-PURE SPRING POND ICE.
4 The Cleveland Ice Company are prepared to fur
nish families, Railroads, Hotels, &C., with pure
Spring Pond Ice for the season. AZ Wholesale OF ro-
tail, the most reasonable terms.
So An orders left at O. s, Maltby's Oyster Depot
209 Superior-St-s viii be promptly attended 10.
mays.39q @. CHAMP. Agent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-06
Senator Bright's Treason.
Speech Of Senator Clark Of Aew York in
faror Of Erpelling the traitor Brighi
from the Senate.

WAsHrNGToN, Jan. %, 1862.
PROPOSED EXPULSION OF MR. BRIGHT.
Mr.. SUMNER, / now call for the order Of
the dsy.
The Secretary read the following reso-
luton. submitted by Wilkinson on the
10Th day of December last: .sr.
WHEREAS Hon Jesse d. Bright hereto
fore, on the LIST day of Mar Oh. 1861, wrote
letter of which the following is copy:
WAsMNGToS, March l, 1861.
Ny DEAR Sm:, Allow nae to introduce
to your acquaintance my friend Thomas
B. Lincoln, of Texas. He visits your cap
ital mainly to dispose of what he regards a
great Improvement in firearms. recon-
mend him to. your favorable consideration
as gentleman Of the first respectability.
and reliable in every respect.
Very truly. yours. JESSE D. BRIGIrr
To His Excsllency Jefferson Davis, Presi-
dent Of the Confederate States.
And whereas we believe said letter Is ev-
idence OF disloyalty to the United States,
and is calculated to give aid and comfort
to the public enemies: Therefore,
Be 4 resolved. That the said Jesse d.
Bright is expelled from his seat in the
Senate Of the United States.
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The question
Is on the adoption Of that resolution.
Mr.. Clark. Rep. N. H. J referred 10 the
letter written BY Bright to JEFF. Davis. and
thought that lettcrand the circumstances
sufficient cause to expel the Senator from
Indiana. The expulsion was absolutely
demanded. We could not properly salts
| fy the country or support the Administra-
ton Il we permitted such Senator to re.
main in his seat. Suppose letter had
been found on the person Of Coppic, the
confederate Of John Brown. as follows:
ITO John Brcwn, leader Of the Negro In
surrsction. Hdrpsr's Eirry:
| ALLOW me to introduce my friend Cop
pic, who comes to put in your hands fire
arms. recommend him IS gentleman,
and Trustworthy in every respect.
"Yours truly. CHARLEs SUMNER"
| How long would the Senator from Mas
sachusetts have held bis seat, and how soon
would the Senator from Indiana have vo-
ted for bis expulsion? If IN open rebel
ought 70 be expelled. ought not the per-
son to Be expelled who furnished aid to
the open rebel to make the rebellion sue
cessful? He commended that the Senator
could not plead ignorance that he went
with the mention to sell improvements in
fire. arms. nor Of the fact that the rebels In
tended to make war. When the Rebel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-06

thare e;u,t aca of sem. lint il AZ artful as-I
'ne'e aA o1e % e~ 0u' - - ''' as
won say VINO. ~. ,.,..a-,s,. .,,ov.
s - ah..-,;nciu n Hs,ls,,
"ss P'vB'.so'"9 s.~s 1ey. a. Z :
nso hI e. s"'0y ons;der,b;s time and this wa,
1870. .,on.lv Co. ha wo,ld
have shruul almost With horror. or It least
NTH nervous fear from the bare Thought OF
|deliberssely inviting lady to lunch with
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-06
WEgREPUBLICAN


the soLOIER,s MOTHER
the Low $50 window dreaming,
With she tngsrss sunlight cleaning,
Softly on her saindy brow
OF her ~ 6bastle marchiass
Heat and thirst the loved lips parching.
Dreams shc in the twilight now
IVA sish s.pldr fingers knitting. - -
In the ancient armchair sitting,
Musing Of her soldier son
= KkssinEip hetzstpuehts of sesrcw,.s =
Wondering if upon the morrow
She csn have the blue socks DONE
Thinking of the soldiers isanding
A she saw them on the landing
- sTklnklit 1sw they ssmly drit them
Hssk and forth the needles going
Ion ~ soczl, Bod Only knowing -
IL q ~ his Get shah flI them.
But sound her quick ear greeting,
Starts her frightened heart to beating r
With sroabled heart and surge, e
For she heass the churchbells tolling,
AndEskssolenn. muiiedrolling
or slow music, like dirge.
Hecds she notthe stitches falling.
.Assish eager scce.ss calling to-
e5me one passing the door -
All her wild forebodings masking.
And with lips unfaIt'ring asking
What this mounfnl dirge is for,
But shs strives her grief TO another.
It's not mete . soldiers mother
s1has should yleld to sorrow vain u
Arsshere not hundred Others.
Stricken, desolated mothers,
xz Weeping s0s their brave ones SLAIN I'll
For their country still are bleeding
Folders brave, who viii be needing
sw@ psksfe heir valiant feet-s -
Feet which ne'er before the traitors,
Like the feet Of some bold praters,
Beat cowarily retreat. ss..9
Other days have waned 70 twilight
Since the eve when such sad heart-blisht
Came down on that lonely one;
ssssYss s1sds shs vindex sitisg. p asSsS
With her aged fingers knitting.
uSan6ska stir e set of san. s IL
-us On her brow shadow resting, .4a
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Like a crown the silver hair.
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Could men see see the angels.
These dumb socks, like sweet evangels,
Would wond'rous tale unfold;
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AJqeaoll ssam vouldweara glory ~
Fairer than refner's gold.