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81. Gs.laGE's sOOIEET.--Thsre viii be di-
vine service At Trinity Church on st.
Georges Day, Esd inst, at IL o'clock A. n.
ID. V.)whsrs ssFu0n viii be delivered By
ths Chaplain, Rev. 7. A. sturkey, after
-hieh aoollsstitn viii b taken up for tbs
bsueas q the Sol disr's Aid Society.
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.FoR LAEI SUPERIOR by advertisement
nvt-T be seen that ths fno steamer North
srn IialSt, Capt sPaldihg, viii lsavo this
port ior 1a'Ss Superior ports, on her fFTt
friD, On DE Ssd inst, W1anosday next.
Ths EOrthsrh Light, Il familialrY known
I0thoss Who for business or pleasure visit
Laks Superior dufinE The summer season,
90 thas Il Is not necessary TO speak PaTticu-
ularly Of her merits for comfort and eOnvs-
nience. She has been repaired during the
WiztaE, and is in superb order, and oaicsred
byss WOrthya corps Of gentlemen e can
bofound upon the Lakes.
Tas latest information received BY the
Agents st this point, Robert Hanna + Co.,
fron Forisgs Lake and sault River, leaves
ne dozbt Of che Lighs being able % naks
AG zip without detsntion from ice.
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os0. HUDsoE, Esq.--Dearis isir-Afler uaing
-. 7,soth Paste for weeks do not hesitate
=. - - -,1,i1oe Il the very bast known 10 ne
~ ~ l.-.-b fhirty years experisnce.
lls,- sfMUEb PLUME Banker.
obsfin. Msgoh sch, 1854.
H1s,o.,,s unri7allsd Tooth Paste Is free
from ,c,ss. sikslies, or any other injurious
substance. Il Whitsns black and rusty
Ten, removes tartar, Purihss the breath
ana tssls sore gums,
FoftfIs b. Strong 4 Armstrong ,. z. I
As. Gorhan, +. @. Brewer, and druggists
nsEaIly. N
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~ One hundred and ssVsnty-6vs doses
Of AcOnite, Bell, Euz, or any other Homo
psthic Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills to dOse) sent By mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, II.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
ErtahIIshed IsAQ.
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FoR sALE on REST.-HOuse and lot No.
l6S Erie street, gas, water, all the modern
Improvements, and within i've minutes
walk of the POstofiee. Inquire of John F.
WhitelaW, Cashier City Bank.
aplI7:Rss3.
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NEW ADVRREisHnRETs.


Rstissrg6 . Hsl-naEn-Ladiss' Bets.
Q. e. Oslb-Wuntsd % TraEa
Esseri H.nna 4 Co-ToF Eaks BalsIlor.
Esl-g G. AbbsS-Thros na,tsr'f salsa.
g.yior. orsusla q oo-HooSsd shir,s.
I.P. nhsruood-L.ea OurtainA
~ susurior-ri-Gsrdnsr wanted.
Q. ors,sr = esa-Aurticn.
WI. neriaH-Gooi Hickory Wood.
Z. Bsnsdiol Z sonn-NsV Eiglsl.
D.nunhcet-siiustsa Vantoa q Outer,
- eoei1s'I RocisiT-Ieeal Notice.
Bsshsi Ohures-Local Netoo.
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BUSINESS EOFOEs.

ANEW THEa AND GOoD THIEe.-Bsst Dan
delion Coffee is Manufactured BY P. J. Fer
riS, Excelsior Milla, Buffalo, n. Y. The
DandeliOn Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy Of
all the drinks now used for the breakfast
table," ItiS in favor equal 10 "Old Java,"
but has less Of the narcotic stimulating sf-
fects and costs full iWo-thirds less. L. A.
Gilbert, lS2, Ontario Street, wholesale and
rotal agent for Cleveland. Rus.sss
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HTARRIED.

In Bsrsa April sth, b. the Rev. Z. P. CliEbbe, Mr..
OHAs. u. MAksKEt Of WellinF Fton, snd Miss M
By hARrtHA DMBER Of Bsrsa.
In Bantua, Ohi0, April 10th, by RsV J. B, allyn,
ar. OAHLTOh HAhOHB of TWinsburRh, Port
sEs county, 70 Miss HARRIET WALKER Of this
city.
At Seville, Eedina county, Chic, April 18Th, bT
the BeT. Vsrnum Eoyeg, M }. n. ALfEn Of this
city, and Miss O. SPEAR OF ths fJrmsr plaee
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Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leaer.l
WAsHIEeTOE, April II.
TIE eUHBoATs N THE BATTLE OF PITTsBURG.
The Navy Department is in receipt of dis
patches from the commanders Of the Tyler
and Lexington, giving full accovnt Of their
part in 5he Pittsburg Landing 6gbt. Lieut.
GWynne, commanding the Tyler, says he
awaited instructions from the commanding
General patiently, although for an hour or
more shot and shell were falling all around
Feeling that, should some system Of commu-
nicatiOn be adopted, the Tyler might be Of
great assistance, he sent an officer to get per-
mission to open FIRE, snd received it At
one time, q rebel battery was silenced in
thirty minutes; at another, in ten minutes,
when the rebels were put to fight in q hur-
y. All night, at intervals of fifteen min
utes, guns were fred into the rebel csmp.-
The second day, the boats did not IRE. The
enemy finally Fetreated in haste, having
contested every inch OF ground all day with
StubbOrnness, Lieut. GWynne estimates our
whole loss ct ten thousand. Nobcdy was
hurt on the boats.
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~Asrchsnts in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call at 2l5
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by tho case or dozen.
April 2. T. ". PECK,
GuccaaunF N Eullar 4 "a
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BETHEL sERT.oEs. - There is Sabbath
School at hAlf-pass ono and preaching at
thres and hslf-rast seven o'clock, P. H., at
the Bethel Church, eaFnsr York and Bridge
Streets, West Side, next Sabbath.
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WASHINGTON, April II.

REPoRT on THE DESTRUCTION OF NORFOLK.
The sslect Committee Of the Senate to in
vestigste the loss Of the Norfolk Navy Yard
and Harpers Ferry Arsenal will report
through M. Hale tomorrow. The total loss
of property st Norfolk is Ss,76O, ISL total
number Of heavy guns seized BY rebels
about 1000. The committee after a long
review of the case and the testimony,
censrre the Buchanan Administration
for total neglect of duties, and
say that the Administration Of Mr..
Lincoln cannot be held blameless for
suffering thirty seven days to elsPse with
out efforts to defend the yard; that Com
modore Meauley Is highly eensurable in
every way, and particularly for neglecting
the imperstive orders Of the Secretary Of
the Navy to send the Merrimac to see when
prepared By Chief Enginser IsherWcOdi
that Commodore Paulding is eensursble
for general deficiency and oOWardiee; that
Com. Prendergast is also censurable for ap-
parent indifference to the safety Of any pub
lie property except the flagship Cumber-
land. The Committee say there never was
any occasion for the destruction or abandon.
msnt Of any paoperty at Norfolk, there be-
ing no enemy there except few undisCi-
plined, nl-srmed militia, while our force
outnumbered them two to one, and vastly
in artillery and munitions of war.
HARPER's TERRY.
In regard to HaEper's Ferry, the Commit
tee commend the conduct of Capt. Jones in
ehecting the destruction Of the arsenal and
the arms therein
Nathaniel P. Jacobs, of Detroit, recently
appointed Consul General for India, soon sails
for Calcutta.
Col. sleinwsin, commanding brigade in
BIenksr's Division, and Col. Carlton, cone
msnding a California regiment on the Pacific
Coast, were nominated Brigadier Generals
today.
Gen. Carl schuIE is seriously III. His
physcians ssy he is threatened With typhoid
fever.
WAsEHGEoE AID EEW YORK RAILROAD.
The House Military Committee has had
the subject Of an air-linerailrOad from WASH
ington to New York before it The Com
mit.se is dissatisfied with the management
of the present line. It is doubtful,
however, If anything viii come Of the
movement.
pe HoRE FORTIFIoAfIoNs.
Military Commissioners Of both Houses
are fully satisfied that no more money shall
be expended on notifications, but that aoat-
ing batteries and rams are to be the deienees
Of the coast in the future. Probably Con-
ress win bs recommended to sppoint q
commission Of naval and military men tc
enquire into the whole matter and decide
upon the best means Of coast dofsnees.
cosaREsaIoHAL.
The Senate did nothing worthy Of nOt'
in Executive session, beside referring th'
commissioners under the Emancipation
bill to the District COMMITTEES. There 4
Rt,ls doubt they viii report against III
eonarmatiOn Of Mayor Barrett and that b
J viii Be rejected. His friends urge his con
arnntisa on the ground he was imprOperll
end Illegally inoareeratsd Al Fert LafsyettS
for which his honor requires 3 suitable n
gultAL
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sPEHHHOTEPas.-stimPSOn is, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and Fs adviss
those Wishing 10 gOt 9 fns Likeness 70 call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, VIII richly repay both oiti-
ssnand stranger. RaT:H
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Hoop.--Ths attention Of all ssoal led 70
The advertisement Of y. NJ Merriam, WoDd
DuaioI, On tie dock, mar ne sooi ofsu, lsri-
oEEiEost AF.N. has jssi oanneassfl us
iEess, and wiH dsEoss an his slereiw 70
pl1sss thoss Who nay lsgofhin Win osss q.
Es va ksoP kimnaf ean1iaaHy supDlE d
via s0od hiskgy, beslh Oza zapIs.
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~ Everett \ Wilson have received
Godey's Ladys Book fOF Nay new sup
nv Of maps, and chsmber's EneyeioPsdia'
vols /, Z and 5; ala, Arshur's Home Hsga-
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H. Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at wholesale, at
III Bank street7 Please call and see before
making your purchases.
Gp1:Ss9 J. NAsU8T.
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F2LHE PAEEER.-LivsTy and Boarding
Stable, se Seneca street, 4 No. I Rorsss and
Carriages At FesRaashls figures.
rgp9fRfg.Iv
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PROM BALTImORR.

UAIEINlN-I AUIII -
Brig. Gen. Kelley has promptly removed al
BenEood 70 Washington and BaltimoEe- no
document Of the kind 4 nov necs8ary foF iTaTcl
East e HeIf bound
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- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in PELLETS, Powders or Llquidls Of any
strength, call al Halls, II Public Square.
uuFs-RII
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~ ms Yzics Of ne lIoHEIsa LRABHR % new
sEouh b ons Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun
dFed, and no Deviation under any circumstances
Tbo postage On the Ll4BEl, 20 News Dealers
4 isoae-fourth Of q cent per COPY.
We would pressr that persons renting post
age Stamps should ssnd 'as 0Hs and three cent In
sts.a q larger dsnoninstona
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Batteries and Rams on the
Coast.
The District Slave COmmiS
SiOneIS.
Loyalty on the RappahannOek.

Special Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.
WAsHIEoTOE, April17.
sKORITARY STANTON NOT RESIGNED.
Secretary Stanton emphstically says the
rumOr that be has resigned is & lie.
FREDERIOKsBURa EVACUATED.
It ls reported here that Fredericksburg has
been abandoned and that gunboats have
gone up the Rappahannoek to take posses
sion. 1t is certain the Jacob Bell, with 8
other gunbOatS, went up the river As miles
to RappahannOck, and hOisted the Union
flag. At Urbana, near the mouth of the
river, they had a alight skirmish.
The Jacob Bell has arrived here.
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coal OIL AND lamps.
C0-PARTNERSHlP.

HO-PAhTNE EhShIP NOTICE
~ Ths undcrsigned have f1rrned q fartnerahip
B. P. Myers being general partner and = U kol1e
special partner, boEh being residents oi Ilelelall
Chio. ID q. house contributes 70 the coumcn stock
the aum Of Six Thousand Five HEndrcd Doilars-
Tia general nature q t1e BUSINESS % be tr1naat.
"a 3 that % the manuacturo ana Eaa Of stoves a1d
Hollow Wara. AlIo-thn sale Of Finneri' Stock
Safss, &c.
This co-partnershir 70 date 1rOm February lst
Ia62 and terminate the lrst day Of February, i3
In witness whereof We heTeuntc sst our hales and
seals this nrat day Of February la6A
R II. MYERS, O. 81
T. Q. hoOsEi r. ~
STATE OF OHIO, ss
CuyahoEa Comfy
CEEVELAED. March IS Isd2.
Par1onaliF apparel before ne K. h. AYsra and >.
@. Reuse, who acknowledged the signing and seai.
ing o. the above instrums nt their nee aci ond
deed Tor the p1rpoaag therein mentioned.
SAMUEL FOL1HMlE,
mGrITG8f Justice Of the Peane.
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RRAEEEERR REsIAFER.


lUiECrS Uilhllg ccEyeyGlQt . ether o. ne
a1Ufe lEztns g holig, VII b called Tor by ne
aheir addre1s at ne Ounl1l1 Onoe, lfI Superior
street noEt doer - TIE Weddell Houaa
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NoTIcs.-The slips in 81. Johns Church,
will bo rented for the ensuing year, on
Easter Monday, the 2lss day Of April.
anllR AZ Sa4
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FRoH FHH FoETE-FHsF.-A letter from
Lieut.. Col. Mygait, dated Pittsburg. eth, to
his wife, received yesterday morning, says;
" Wemaie forced march Sunday evening.
We came 70 reinforce Gen. Grant, who had
been attacked. On Monday morning
We attacked the enemy Ito, ,o6O strong. Our
Brigade, the Nineteenth, Col. Hassn COM
manding, commenced the sttHck. The 4lst
was held in reserve, and was under q terrific
Gre for four long hours. About II o'clock
our lineWsvsrsd, and Gen. Nelson ordered
me to charge upon tho enemy, which the
regiment did in the most splendid manner.
We drove The enemy back half q mile, in face
Of the most furious FIRE, and not being sus-
tanned were compelled 10 retire, which We
did in good order. Oar loss out Of sTs en-
gaged, was 20 killed, ITO wounded and three
missing. Capt. Wiley and Lieut.. PanoOst
were seriously wounded. Lieut.. TaleOtt
was killed. Captains Leslie and TOlls were
ulighHy wounded. Lieut.. Kimberly was
knocked from his horse by = spent ball, but
he is not hurt have not scratch upon
me, and never was better in health. .
Our force was about rs 900 strong"
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DIR. I. w. AVER
Receives paiienis daily, ai &c


WE'D DELL h o o S 8.
his extraordinary success in the spsodE and Per.
mansnt cure OF these diseases, veil ethsr d.
sasss dat iadrscflv Lad 70 ooaEmpton, has elioted
tho strongest testimonials from many Of ths best
citizens Of Cleveland ard virihity.
Persons suftring irom ooUghs 'ght sEeais, ,bls'd.
ing ct the lungs, general debility, partial deafnCls,
imperfect sight loss of voice. enlarged nfok loss Of
appetite, IsngeOF, dsspondoney, heart complaint,
dmcuity q breathing, diseases peculiar TO women,
&C., should Apply Immediately.
By this new system the remedy is carried directly
to the diseased part and CUBE l. effected, even
afsr all other medicines have been tried in vain.
~ The Patient begins 10 improve fiom the vary
day Of beginning to uts the medicines. They are
highly aoosDtahle to patients who cannot take
"rtronF medio!asa."
Hs- The Doctors charges are always reasonable
and especially Hgtt to those in limited eiroum.
stances.
The strongest testiBonials from hundreds Of the
beat pssp.s in this section Of the country viii b
shoEn znoa aBalie.tion. apl4-e&E
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q FsiiSW oi1iSssS--FassrSi 0SsSsuiSs.
The oidsonB Of Medina village and vi
oinity, having received intelligence Of the
battle 81 Pittsburgh Landing in Tennessee,
and the death Of Lieut.. Col. Herman Can
hold, convened ct the Court House Hs an
early hour, on April 1Ith, 1851, fOE the Pur-
pose Of rOooi Sing and paying due respect TO
the remains Of . worthy citizen.
The meeting was organized BY appointing
Hon. s. 6. Barnard Chairman and J. Nc
COrmiok Secretary.
On motion, Mssars. J. D. Young, J.
BsckWith, s. B. Woodward, W. Il, Alden
and J. h. AlbrO, we're appointed a commit
tosto 60 10 Grafton Station, receive and con-
vey the boy Of LiOut. Col. Can6eld TO his
residenes in Medina.
On motion, Rev. G. 8. Dlvis, E. A Warn
or, s. Humphreville aud g. W. Tyler, were
appointed committees 10 draft for plblics-
tiou, resolutions expressive Of the regard
and esteem entertained by the eitizens Of
Medina county toward tho deceased and the
bereavsd family.
REsoLuTIOHs.
WHEREAs. It has plessed God in his Prov
idenee 20 remove from the scene Of his
earthly labors Hon. Herman Canfeld, late
Lieut. Col Of the 72d Regiment, o. V. NJ,
tneooiOro,
Resovled, That while we bow with sub
mission 70 the Will Of tho All-Wise Dis
penser efevents, yet we deeply mourn his
death ss q great loss to our country in its
present struggle for the suppression Of 3
most wicked rebellion--to the State a wise
and prudent Lsgislator--snd 70 our eommu-
nifty kind, exemplary and worthy citizen.
JResolped, That in the cOolness and courage
displayed by Lieut.. Col. Canheld, as COM
manding Colonel Of the 79nd Regiment, in
the fearful and terrible fight at Pittsburg
Landing, Tenn, We recognised, with sincere
pride and gratitude, the promise Of bright
future in the military service Of his country
and We feel that in his early fall noble lie
has been sacrificed 20 his oountry's cause.
Resolved, That We tender TO the afflicted
family and friends Of the deceased our heart
felt sympathy in this trying afilietion.
Resolved, That copy OF the proceedings
be furnished to the bereaved family Of the
deceased, and that copies be furnished 70 the
e4Abo1u ul huo gAoNNlsNA FAfoEe unA --Ac4Auh
Gazette for publication.
8. G. BARNARD, Pres't.
JoHN MoCoElnOK, sec'y.
After the Committee Of Escort started for
Grafton, q large numbsr Of the citizens Of
the county, in carriages, went cut for the pur-
pose Of paying their respects to one who,
when living, they esteemed, and about 8
o'clock, P. NJ, the remains were in the fam
ily dwelling.
On the following days, prior to intermeut, |
The house was thronged by visitors desirOus
'f taking last view Of him who had fallen |
when battling fOrtherights of their common
,OuntTy.
On Monday, 14th April, the body was con-
VsYed to the Cemetery, accompanied by a
IaEge number of afflicted relatives and very
many citizens, in the following order, under
he control Of J. B. BeckWith:
Citizens.
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~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and Electropatby, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, rheumatism, scrOflla, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given 70 many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in smother col
umn- Ohice No. 11s Seneca streot.
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HoUsR FuRSIsHISO ARTIcLEs.-At the old es-
tablishmento OF W. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, CrookeTy and Glass
Ware, of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays; Table Mats; Bri-
tannia Wara Coal Oh Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Ware; Bathing Apparatus; Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds; Water Coolers; Ice
Cream Freezers; Ice Chests, sizes; Table Cut
iery, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays; and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as we'll as ornamental.
An orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed by experienced Workmen.
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PIANOS,
pIANOsi PIANosui
@. A. BARLOW, Aa1ET,

No. 3 Euclid btreet UleVelandi ONO.
I. nv ssiling the celebrated KNABE PIANOS at
Treatly reduced prices. Having Just received q
ar assortment Of those superior inHtFumentas he
VIo1lS Invite all intending 20 purchase q call and
eTnmins them before Purchasing elseWhores EvuFy
IuEtrumeut warranted i've Tcdra-
81 old Pianos and Melodeona taken IN e1clauga.
- PIanos moved and boxed with care. Plane
- - PiaaoS Tunsd aad RspairOd bT o. 7. NAT
rkiFiNs ahzI.Bi1
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DEATH OP A GALLANT soLDIER.-sherif
Craw yesterday received by letter the pain
ful intelligence Of the death Of Col. Boss, Of
the SOth Indians Regiment, relative Of his
family, ct PAduoGh, on Monday last, from
= wound received at Pitaburg Landing in
that terrible conflict Of Sunday, the 6th
The wound was in the thigh, the ball hsv-
ing passed entirely through his horse. he
received It ct the head Of his regiment,
while preparing 10 lead them the third
time 70 a charge in which they had been
twice repulssd. The wound was not at first
regarded a. dangerous. The Colonel was
taken 70 Paducah, where it was believed
for time he would recover. On Friday
last he autographed 10 his wife, who started
for Paaueah Saturday morning, but BY the
failure Of trains 70 connect, did not reach
her destination till her husband had sx-
pired. That he WaI a hero in every sense
ofths word, his conduct after he had roceiv-
cd the wound bears ample testimony. The
letter says;
ssHe put SPURS to his horse, rode up and
down the line of his regiment for some min
utes, telling his men that he was wounded
and would have to leave them, and entreat-
ing them 70 remain firm 10 the last, when
his noble ateed dropped down dead from the
effects OF the ball which had passed through
him, and the gallant Colonel was carried
from the field on an ambulance, little think
ing that be had fought his last fight
Nobly did his gallant regiment obey the
last entreaty Of its brave Colonel. Twice
they had charged the enemy twice they
were rePulssd- Again they charge, and
this time they were successful"
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Citizens.
Clergy.
Family and Relatives.
Vestry Of st. Paul's Church.
Sunday School Scholars.
Mayor and Recorder.
Town Council.
Ladies.

At the Church an impressive and apprO-
pirate address was delivered BY Rev. G. 8.
Davis, of St. PauTs Church, Of which the de-
ceased had been many years an examplATy
member. After the close Of the exercises at
the church, the body was conveyed to its
resting place in the Cemstery.
Is may be truly said that by the demise Of
d. Csnheld, the Sunday School lOst faith
ful Superintendent, the Church lost an ex-
emplsry member, the Bar lost reliable sd-
vOcate, the county Lost worthy citizen, the
State an experienced LegislatOr, and the
Nation q tried officer.
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BEAIHEHD = BUREfuGE,
No. 81 Bank ttEaefl UlgFriruts Obj.
DESIGNERS AND EITH0HREPHNfl{,

auD
9NeRAVING 9 on WOOD.
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HARPER's TERRY

In regard to HaEpers Ferry, the Commit
tee commend the conduct of Capt Jones in
eHecting the destruction Of the arsenal and
the arms therein.