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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03
The OrsIui Of the Lincoln PIoe.
IOOrrsSPOndSno0 Of the Evening Post.l
BALTHoRE, March II, 1852

DALflAoAAi Marcn ~, 1859.
For long time it was believed that an
Italian barber Of this city was the Orsini
who undertook to slsy President Lincoln on
his journey to the Oapitsl in February, 1861,
and il is possible be is one of the plotters:
but IL has come out on areesnt trial Of man
named ByFne In Richmond, that be was the
captain Of the band that was to take the life
OF Mr.. Lincoln. This Byrne used 70 be a
notorious gambler Of Baltimore, and eui.
grtted to Richmond shortly after the 10Th OF
April, Of bloody memory. BE was recently
arrested in JEFF. Oaviss capital on q charge
Of keeping q gambling house and ol disloy-
alty TO the chief traitors pre- ended govern
ment. Wigiall testified to Byrnes loJ atty
70 the rebel cause, and gave in evidence that
Byrns was thecaptain OF the gang who were
to kill Mr.. Lincoln, and upon this evidence,
it appears, be was let go. OF course TO be
guilty OF such an intended crime is q mantle
large enough 70 cover up all other sins against
society and the Divine law. So Wigfall has
revealed the Baltimore Ursini ct Lass. What
Will your Tidocq ssy to thisf We are, nsY-
theless, grateful 70 NJ. Kennedy for his sue
cesstul prevention Of the scheme Of aa5assi-
natiou,
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DIED

IN this CITY. APRIL let. Of nia'be IA, HENRTET.
IA Youu gesl da1Rh'sFn nt Lewis and Mary a GrosJ,
aged years and m0uths.
Friends Of ths f'milY invit t, attend the fu.
neral from the residence Cf h.r parents, III Pres
pect street tsiH trhu'Hdsy Afternoon At cI,ek'
In tbs City; - Tue-dav m1rnIug. tpriI ID, A.
o,eI eE, sAhAH W., wis Of Geo. ?. Smith, aUd 4s
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a Washington dispstoh says il is worth,
s note, in connection with the neFs from
florida. ihst the Assistant Treasurer received
yesterday morning his hrSt remittance from
a1T q ihs 9llf states sinos their secession
~ George FailliPs the Postmaster at Forl
deaerSon, Florida, has forwarded ST., this
being due The Government from receipts N
bic dslarlmank
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n. y. CATTLF NTARKFT-1prII9.

IBT TELEaRtPH
BEByBs-Market unchanged. Receipt $500
bad
,COTs & CALVEs-NArkst steady ana m.
charged
sHREP & TlABTRs-Fraa sales at S 75azOO
for lnie tor tn prime. RseeiDts a. ~. ~.
sVINE-Ia moderate demand az sk 40, Re
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ne Rvs1laH Leader.

lssae every afterRooz a. o'clock an Even
EE Leader centaininE al the latest news up g
thattlme The EveuinE Leader VII contain all
ihe telegTlphi1 naWe received In tho day time ,
Gad q complete paper In itself. Subscribers
can Be furnished with the morning or evening
tlziiol et he sane price, VIA, ave dollaTs
Fc1r, o. hfty cents pcr month. News Agents far-
al1aod 81 81 20 per 100 copies
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n. ?. STOCK HIARKRT-Aprii ,.

a6tNEsY--Thsre & no material ehanga in n0nsv.
Cell loans ann p-inaa piper from 61sT y csnt
STEpIsING EXC9ANGs E-hIarkat quifp SIN
a. ll4Mll9A for merchants and ll2H0ll2}k for
bankArsi bills.
GeI .D-Amsriesn active at 2X 2 rent premium.
California gold bars firm at 2H02x p cent pre-
Cs0VERNWEST ET1CK9-Rules heavy -
u5itsd Siatss 6s 1881 s3S9esi $40 Tressurg Notes
as'H S-MaTkst duh and lower. ClavsIaaa 4
Toledo l54; Illinois Central Errip 6lH: Michfqau
SautheTn RuaTanteed 4sas: MiohigaD Central $50 0
81 1tehiRaD Som hern 22& Erie 81: Pacidn n ail
~; Gal na CHICAGO lst bonds ihOs HH1sOu lst
81; missouri s. ST. tennessee IS 54 United States g
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e,..xU s,,D opN !. :, rNTAI, PRTETFEg

- Plain end ornamental printing Of eYtII a.
tftrei0n dcnoei the Printing EliAolishAoui q the
EttrE0 Ofeo, On TIE latest lnlproTe and most rapic
stser Pf1aar il thn best style On abort notice. and
= roascnehlo rs1os. fartlcllaf aztertipn paid 70
fiank work. EFuFE description Of hlncing eUno,
5---irllT nienf I1oofH, n61nFEH ydurnaiS naln7
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FIsOUR-Msrkst saInc better with rather r,ors
doing for export and home consumption. ssrrss
elosiDg quiet aud holders lt is more dispoSed
sslss 'aslO bbIS at ss2nssz Is for supsrBps st,,..
tohas ~ for extra state; Ssaga5 25 Tor supsrfns
Seaserni soYS0@6,6O for common TO medium extra
west m ssTas 20 srr shIrp'r- brands extra round
'Ss '9 ~ 11B lor s5sai Ss.fss ST,nsi 'b.so srn
Sales $50 bbls at S5ssesoo for common toehoioe sx
V,yy~ ~ OUR-Ssrkes quiet and steady. Sales
Co0N SsVaT.-In moderate -ea-a-t. sa,el
sNo hbls at s2sO for Jersey; SO l5ss2O for Brandy
~UTsVV-Ha-ta4 a--opr. salos Is0O bbIs At
27S92He for state. an1 ~ for western
vUUD ~ -Hs-ba' A-rn With md rat- axp'rt IN
auirv T-anspe'l0ns. howev ? go Htri1ieA ~ the
n ,isrn.i.lon on ,he 49, ~ holters 70 rs'5, -.
h,sh anher Iowa - 81 ~ 81 h~sh amber JersrY at
81 as' Am hnsh wh'ta Uns'-rn ~ ~
Uuv-Market dull and drOodns. Sales 700 bu
RsDGuv-Martat ou'at AZ onaiOn-.
arpar' d-msnd Sales e 'nn hush A. Sc for mixed
vrasae-, in store 50 SR9- delfvp-a5.
OATG -"arFAs Iit Il fir~-ar. Sales at S8a40o
for Tsrna- Tarsda, western and STATE.
~ oEE-Rio more active. sales 4,sP bags on
sTIG AU-R-v IN fair 1srn.rd ~ FnII rricas -
sslss ~ bids Cubs az s97H'; 20 bids Porto Rico
P|RE-R.Thar mora doInq and he --aEkat is
haavv snd urimN mess f. lover sa'na - hhla ~
st97sals % for mess, the ls'tsr an svt-a-na p-ca
sI2Alz s2k for western, Sl5 50 for city pine mess
elh.nnA IA.5n for prima.
pEBE-Market qulef and s'aadv. SECS lfn hhia
at - 5ABSn rnaufrv pTiHna e. sA9RA N fnr SourtVv
NESS Ri2 n0Als,5O for repscked mess; FlS 7Sah -
fn- extra rnPHa.
PRIME NGRzs uFFF-In moderate demand.
Sales IN tlsrreu af 81 m.
pEPP N We IarEef inscfiva e PlT.na5I7 Hn
GTT RTEaTs--Narket hardly ~ dru. S-les
US pa-tassa at ~ 81 for western and clfy should
an. hkS7c faF 10 harns.
aE'na-9idoa FIRM SlT~a t5n bnEns ~ ssse m
Cn-beriapd rrt Tniddlea: r for varv oholNa long
rIhhad. 70 for sh~rt d.: TSa7Ac for shor4 clear
TADn-N Narket niles firm with less doing. Sales
So Lhiz 81 TasaRtEc
Wr-TTER Selling at 38a121o for Ohio; IsaHe
CHFFsE-Msri,st firm At sac.
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The hscape oG fbe NaHhvillesssOOndltiOR Ol
our NaVY.
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Post.)
WASHINGTON, March 30.
The Navy Department is not satisfied with
the escape Of the Nashville from Beaufort
Il do not pretend to speak by auth ority, but
still am confident of the truth of my asser
ton )-is not fully satisfied that all was done
which might have been done to prevent the
return Of the rebel steamer TO her piratical
career on the ocean. But there are q few
facts connected with the blockade of the
rebel coast which Just men will consider be-
fore they csnsure the Navy Department. In
the 6rst place, then, there is not an armed
vessel to spare in the possession of the gov
ernmeRt this day-not one. II q sudden
emergency were to arise tomorrow the de-
Partment cannot telegraph to any point in
the world, or send to any port or station for
q single spare gunbost or armed vessel This
may seem to be an astonishing statement
but 1t is true one. And when the Nash.
vile escaped 90 handsomely to sea the other
day, it was utterly out of the question to
have increased the blockading force ct Beau
fort. There was not vessel to be spared
from any other point.
A QUESTION AHsWERED.
The question will at once be asked
then why does not the Navy Department
purchase or build more vessels of wAr7 It
Is easily answered. Because Congress re-
fuses the appropriation. Mr.. WeIles recon-
mended the construction Of wooden gun
boats. The Senate will not grant the ap-
preparation, upon the ground that iron-elad
vessels are wanted, but wants the wooden
boats too. The few iron. clad vessels to be
constructed cannot maintain the blockade
cannot be expected to 90 to sea with much
snccess, or to run up the narrow southern
c5a1nels leading to rebel towns and ciues.
One of the ablest Of our naval critics says
that fifty wooden gunbOsts should be on the
stocks to-day.
It seems generally to be understood that
our impromptu navy is made of light built
merchant vessels, which, however good for
Lhe buCiness for which they were built, are
not abls 70 stand their present work very |
ODg. One of our heaviest guns put upon an |
ordinary steamer or merchant vessel will, |
after few charge, greatly weaken the YES.
iel and it Is safe to say that One.half the |
7essels o! our navy will not be ht for the /
ervice next October. A ses-going steamer
ysts along well enough with light boiler
md light engine in her ordinary business,
which admits OF rest and repairs once or
vice month. But take the case Of YES
el Of War-the Brooklyn for instance. SIe
lid not let her boiler fires go ont for twenty
even monthsl There is no steamer of the
merchant service aAOat that could staud such
york Is that. The simple truth is that more
vessels Of war, are needed
-iron- clad and WOO en-, and unless they are
uilt this season, II the war should continue
III autumn, the government would find itself
7ithout sufficient navy to maintain the
lockade, and carry on the necessary naval
Perstions outside Of the blocksding wsrk.
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FTs0UR-RTarkat drIt
WHPAT 7. fa'r demand Sales Of white at
81 a. rAi ~ 81 ma ~ ~
,S'|0RN-MsrEst advanced. Fslss 1000 bush at
pRnVIGI 1Ng- Martst n-fas
20 097F E-Ma-kef duh and d-nop'nR.
GlP-Narket Furyant and a shade hfehar
IaUU ilirs ~ sf- axe
WHISKY-MATkst unsettled. Sales at fIJS8
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS LAND
that is very suitable for the Grspe, which he
VII give or term Of years to those Wi.hiug 70
sSIa sai - O'I sgs pittsba1F6 nEa st-ist. ~:
DOR RENT-TWO OR THRRE Coon
4 Rooms, with Bosrd, can bo obtained at ll3 Boil
war street within few reds q the Street Bell
DOR RENT.-A FARM or Forty
Acres, on Detroit Plank kOad, four milel from
81 ISIS Cor rus sau.Ts ) sapsTior D ~ -
DOR RENT-A SMALL OUT-
~ ~ Tosk oS k,a HO1.s 81 PsF rect, few door.
sprl:lss iaoSTARIo ST.
DOR SALE AT A BABGAIN-
mars -, ~ ~ ". 0. sOoTIELO 90.
GTORE FOR RENT IA GJOD
~ TFRE and BAsEMENT-wsli located. Pos
ofioe or OF OOWt5 msraSr'9
AfUk RhNT. THE2O,3 AFD4fH
Floors Of StCre No Igl ster street, Z rmsry
&C upied By Stiispu, Lsek Prize 5 & Of 70 ms
10 By I9'e =, rcssesaOn giv1s9 y Himmedi]te En
ma. .2s:,n . 80 : . . . Z = LIN =
DOR SALE.-1O AOEEs OF LAND,
Il near the City timits on columbus ROad, op-
posite my rssldenee; beautiful loeStign for coun
fronting On two stIezts, and could ag0 uHsd for
SaEasnlDg 19rposes % aeTantage-
hARG kEr a ALTH EHl
On The pIemlgssl o. 70
mar2Essl -. no. $50 superior Bt.
EOK SALE-ORB l2-RORsB rOW-
Il tr Engine and Locomotive Boiler, nsarly new
and 10 psrsct conaitiOn. Enquire a. Isaac Ssurts.
wants Planning Mil, or D. holt Mschins shop.
ITO RENT.-THH SToRu ROOM 80.
by Is te {, aRd Osllar, 30. lO8 Hoffman Block,
I9eiag 4 the Public sa1aTe-at PrssenE occupied BY
"a be pemisss are we'll adopted for Hrst-olass
SsmHy SrS,os;Ty or Drug stOre' and suitable for
6A-F0L T.r@sSSaggly On premi.ss. or to W. D.
bas or agent at New DeBts opposite Post Ufics.
ENOk SALE UHEAP,-A bRICK
. HOnse CStore IN front, and Lot, Nc. l6O Prs
peot street. Apply on the premises. msrO:ss2
COUNTRY RESID BNCE-A
~ gooa dwelling and IS acres or finely improved
City hni's, for 4 nt at log price 70 q COED ten
ant. Enquire at No. ll7 :. atsr street.
maEle:hn kOOH, ,EFI 3 MAYER
EOR SALE.-EIaHT AoREs OF Ex-
j. cELLEHT Land, miles from the Ufty, on the
Vines In full heaTing and one hundred choies Fr1if
TTees. There is q me uildiBg spot, and is near
SA-o oSs- - -sAA- anu HA4A 3 l0lSu!s- lnQ llle oL
q. J. EEHGER,
DArlO:SI5 b2 Pub io Square.
LOR SALB.>-A HOUSE, AND Lot,
No. &2 Erie stresti the house has IL Rooms,
ana u very conTonisRt. Enquire Of
-..- .... y J. KELLER,
mAI4.6a g Public Square
DOR KENT -STOan 2Ox90, NRET
n 70 Bank Of Oommercs, fronting saperior 81
7. D. BhOOKWAT,
-. - Real Estate gent,
LeDl:kR No. 7, AtWater Building.
EOR -SALE.-OHE SaOOND-HAED |
Steam Boiler-lpright 5O-oallsd, lately used /
n the Leader oce. Baid Boiler e q inches ia Is.
10 diameter, and feet hiZh.
said Boiler originally eoas 800; iIuOW in rIt Fass
~ Fog further paFtioalhrB enquire Ct thiG omns,
p Gt 4. j. ho6arrV's Steam Boiler Shop on Oenus
ltgoeE
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RoIIUE TO PHYSICIANS AND rae P0BIT0.
ALEooeE PnRnua PLAErEns- --1EsrlzysiAI.-''T +.
All'o,k %, No. 2sl Canal street, Rev Tork, 29th
NoT.' ls59, Gentlemen; I lately suffered severely
fem weakness in my bAck, ocsasionsd By sudden.
y over sGertins myself Having heard OF your pIa5-
ters much recommended for easgs Of this hind, I
p'osured one, and the reelt was all that could de-
sire. single plaster cured me in q week.
1ouI respectfully, J. @. BRIGGS.
There is nothing lual in the way Of Plaster to
the Porous Plaster Of Mr.. AIlsOek. In Asthma,
Cough, Kidney Affections, and local deep seated
pAlns, they AFFORD PsrmAnent relief; and for weak
backs, pains In the side, stitches and rpasmoBic
pains generally theT are unsuTpasssd for The beaent
Sy inpArt. Price . esnts each.
SOLD By A. Gardner, 40 Superior street, UlsVs
Ana' Ohio and By all respectable dealers in msdi-
lines.
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MMEROIAL.


Prasidsat-J. u WMATHERLf.
Tios Frsa't-H. b 9o0Fr fIfsssursr--R A. e. l41H
DnE0ToEa.
4. b. uaFk, A. ouin, n. 9. Dsris, B. Brouhsh, 4.
HaEEsT A. ,. Beggs1i 8. =. Lester.
EaEuEEs1.
q r. Eso9t8F. l.a HaazsE, B.Bsat
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We publish elsewhere an interesting letter
from the I'd Cavalry. Qusrtermasters
Thayer and Dodge havsrssigned. The latter
Is sick at Leavenworth.
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EOR PRIVATE SAI.EORAnO-
IL, TIoE.-hATEHEwj KIhBERLY have at
NOTTiIR

A NNUAL NOTICE TO MEM
"A BEkS Of TEE CLEVELAND LIBBsKY
ecS lATIOh.-Al Books D. USr b. rrturn- q on
OF re Sa urday, he 5th OF prl for ths purpose
OF Eteminstcn, end remain in 10 Library until
AZ e the Annual Elsction Of DireetoTs- g Notice
Of sction.I
- 10 books can Be drawn from he Eibrary A.
- II uny psrson negleots to return Book at the
time apeClheiii BY standing Tuis Of the Assso'h-
tiOnt suel person she'll pay TEN CENT5 Psr day
until lhs same Is returned.
WM J. TAFT,
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mEDLGLL.
0R. HgNTEBs 1EDIuAL M

DR. HuHEER SIN oonfinues e he cd a.
s1ollshed place, No. ~ MatheWsf Binof soufh
side ofthe Public square, Clsveiand o., sarins
Az that eomes-n fact he is the only rsliabld
physician In Cleveland, treating tha f0lioEira
diseases namely. scrOfula, Clncars, Ulcsrs I,uuf
Dl9sssess Iunorsi htstula, Bronchial and RheU-
1alisl, q, Ague and tsYer, Seminal p sakness lnd
Al diseases peculiar % Esmales LeacoFrh0ea
OF Whites, BUpprssaiOns Of the Menses. Peinf1I
MensiIuation, Inflammation and uloerafisn al
ne OteFns Or Womb, Pr0iapsus o. Falling Of tie
entirely removed from the gyEtem. An dfsesss.
o. the organs Of generation Of male or female
Of Wnafeyer name Or nataEer treated n csref1l-
= thorough and iudioicus manner, poihtsd oat b
long experience aa1 investigation
~ Low prices and qaiCf orIres Recent oa-r1
cured IN from three % eight days. All g7phflitif
and nsrourial sainia entsrslY fsRo7si Erol lhs
DF. HUNTER Is constantly sTrisg e-r-,
non four % eight weeks that hGFe been treassf
b other physieiaEs ffom one 10 tHEee yesrs
Young men. a-aioted with seminal Wssknea
should apply to Dr.. Hunter immedi atelF eifha7
N person or By letter aB he never fSiis 3 e1Te
dis remedies are perfectly safe, and lnfa1En q
any Otlsf physiOian in lhr GniieS stilss
Patients Of either eek, living Ct & distance, %
stating their disssses n writing giTznF All fhs
sFmptoms5 can OsiaiB Redioine, wifh dfrsofi5n5
for p5ei b Rt1ressIng d. HUETEE. Of CleFa-
iznd, Ohio, 81 raid. aad sncl0sirga fee
-AD tae shove diseases C0RE5, o. no pa8.
Al CON aurlcAtiof oOnad entail
From his eZpefienee md EEteuziVs practice n
M kesno soFuples In asserting that whatever h
undertakes IN his gpeoialitF, hs VIII Eo5E Uzz-
EAIELE PA2FOEN. No matter hosg h6Dsiez UE7
Be the olse-Hhether frum aEtEelns debility a.
pFo5trlno1 Of the system, Or dom unsucosaslIi
treatment Of edpiFio9 OF selfstFlsi D T. ID isis
when many have unfortunatelF been under, q
nom the false dslleaaY that many Of M n
tieuts tell ne kspt them from E1 slEig aDplioa
ton 70 ne, or the no les fEtli idses II oFescon,
ing The tisaase b. the edFa1cenent 81 axe, Ent
= s.tlct4y nora nlno iot l1ey5 ope ane al,
make the case Eorse, and q z 6 an early one
from the cause Of baing entirely IocEl, Il lEs0t1
ne entire animal economy, and tl9n requires
eHHzzAL ss well IS local featneut, Ehi8h Dr..
Hunter e happy 20 be able to say tdat thoEough
investigation, and great impsoFamant n ttn
treatment Of priVate E1d dalioEte diseases os
both sexes, Of However lolT dufatiol, yield o
his node Of treatment
II ths uafoTtUnlts yslas life ana health, thsD
shOlld be sure and eall On physiaill Of lgs Gn1
experience. HE-NQ charge l0T sdEide.
The Doot5r's once g constantly thronged Win
patients from al paris 81 the ocuntfy.
Df, HEnter q tha only agsuf = the United
States for DR.. FICHOL.S' y III AIlE MONTH
Ii PILLS, the only gsEufne Fe1Eis Pflb d
fhe Unifsd Gfnteg
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H0TIoB 10 LADLfc :


Ne article Of medioine, 1nfe1ie4 O., ne a.
Of Fer1Eles, that has ever made i appeaFan0e,
has met with saoh universal suocaA s5 these 0els
ebrated Fills. No dissass Is 60 httia dnderstood,
and consequently badly treated e female dis
e4se3- fhsse Pills are the fss1I o. mash study
End careful eEps1snee Ia al sssetias of f6-
Insle conplaiHtss and in al osscE cfisrss aisri-
des, Suppgesstoa, Lel5crrhoes o. ~ bites. In
dEumzton Of the BLADDER. kidneys and " a-n5
snd loss 0f HefyOas Energy, thslI nee lg al oTl
All praise. Among the TlslF thulslTis .iiat gTo
used tks1n = al psEt5 1f 4ke aizlica ssus stask
ii OF them, fog Al Ike lhe1l. Ttsg o1Htsiz 90
mercury no tfon, no stea 10 dsadl7 ellis. ThssE
ese can do no haTl, gsd EhelEEsd asscri-
Ing 70 directions always Go good.
n. h-Msrfted Isdie5 WHO hEYe r3ls0ns 70 D.
EeFe themselves Ii he fsalily uag lshollf rgi
use thems as bE thaiR acioli fhs Nsnb, miseaFa
rage Wouid be fhe corssqaeloe. -.r
Rnoe-n Fer boE. Persons ending for Pillg
WI enolose 0ne doilEF and tlgO sos-3gs stamps.
Several peTsuls knowing the eltc1C7 of thesI
Eills have advertised a being IS MS fcF DT.
Nlehol5' Pulls, ahd eaiil2g . WORTHLESS Ertiole
fhe genuine YfJHeus' EEEaEE Ira LIAH FIL1s.
cannot be found - Eay Otfsr Place 10 the y. 81
eE9ept % Dr. Hunters EnarIlarY, GlaTeland, o.
Dr. HGl,ss hss % his 1osss ZION nan leroHs cer-
1ACste5 auj teseneaiale, whscA rahcFed and
happy pat.elt5 have t11dc1cd ki1Iii aud haTa
LiIldly peTss!tiet liz e ezaisis --Eas- d1srCul
of bis safViaf5
Ill--fSlies 'ir-rs f5,l- g A r. S,aprsrr 49,
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EOR SAi IA 5-HnRsI P7wER
\ ENGtNE, ma1nfsctu-e. At Watartnwn "
- tneh o!ltrSe ~ ioo Itrots; Man Shat u feet
,ins .ins.S y iro3 sism fs-i IRON BNd Plat; Cooper
TeH,e. e-t 'nnE 70 50 hes dama'er: FIv Wheel
vfisht 2 ln0 ponnds: Band WHre'. on main SHAFT
ION q ~ 'eet diameter Too pi'ers q f-st long
~ 1@rs' ~ wi.h d1utla Fuaz OF is fnohes
e,ch; - t'n~ fire Frnnt; iron OhIrnaV 20 fees
zen zen 4nd 20 tneh79 d'ametA-. Four Ct-c-lar and
9uright = avs With ~ Fram.a Carl, qsn shaft
InS .1S, no . NJ WhA@ls 70 ru1ninR Gr,st aud Saw
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Sisl ,..... ROYAL TAYLOR.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE -MONA'S RELTRF So
~ OTETY . The rpg7lar MONTHLY MeetInr oFtbIs
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS LAND
that is very suitable for the Crap, which he
VIII give 'or term Of years 70 those Wt-hiug TO en-
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The New York herald., 1862-08-24
INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
I'm mportnnt War Order.

hACoNCHf, mo-, August ~, LbbS
The following Sc extract from general order issued
by General Morrill,, which order Is to govern tho
mspts Of the troops in this dyison:-
Any o6reer in this division who permits hla command
70 be surprised who. while he has round Of ammuni
ton left, surrsndcrs 10 the enemy win be tried for
glcot Of duty and cowardce and, found guilty will be
shot, according 10 the Articles Of War.
surprise ID never sIcusabe, and there never can be
any palation for m offence so grave.
surrender Is only exoussbe when ihsro no longer
any defenders Of defence whom there Is
possible hsps chance Of cutting through the enemy
aud then tho true soldier viii strike blow for honsf
bowovor hopeless the chance Of victory.
The New York herald., 1862-08-24
Democratic Meeting In Independence
square, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Auuuat 2

Hhx1~1DH1f"119
The meeting called by Mr.. Hughes, Chairman of tho
Central Committee s progressing quietly
in Indspsn deuce square.
About 2,oco persons are prescuA.
Delegations atchsd from tha various wards Ia tb.
square with torches.
Hon. wm. wnts made speech, In which
hs claimed that the dsuocratc party was ths
ouly war party In shs country, and without
its aid there could be no hopo bringing the war 10
CLOSE Democrats were ready 70 aid the adm nisraton
10 restore the constitution az II was.
Mr.. Hughes also made speech, and introduced ser IA
Of resolutions declaring war cf subiugston 10 be Il Az
OF teuncp and that the aboltnsts arc endeavor y bv
irsidiocR ard reRcharOus 10 destroy the ,nsi
tion and thereby tie IpioR by throsnx ip dsial
tho Fundamental provisions Of the without
which no free sovcrnmeut can psist
The New York herald., 1862-08-24
War Feeling In Buffalo.

BUFFALU, August %, I61zs
Yesterday the dry goods merchants inaugurated the
early closing movement Their will hereafter be
closed daily at three r NJ and this will continue until tho
4th OF September.
BY next week the closing or be unlvsrss 10
order that all may aid in the work Of enlistment.
War meetings viii be held daily, commencing at six
O'Clock p. NJ.
The spirit In this city Is fully aroused there
is determination Buffalo shall be behind any OF
her sister cities in sending volunteers to the war