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W. Iii ther do va Them

What shall be done with the negro
Set him free, says the Republican and war
Democrat, and thus prevent his laboring
for the rebels Let him alone, says the
peace Democrat But if they escape from
the rebels, and come into the Federal lines
what then7 Use them in the service of
our armies, as teamsters, laborers, or SOL
disrs, cay the former. Send them back, say
GOO the latter. Here,is one criterion by which
to Judge the sympathy Of man for the
rebels. The negroes now in rebel hands
raise provisions for the rebel army They
are therefore aidors and abettors of the re-
belliOn, unwillingly and fOrcibly, it is
true, but nevertheless they are such
When one Of them escapes he takes from
the rebel army just the strength of one
ra Able-bodiedm man. The peace Democrat who
would send him back would return to the
rebel army that loss. What else can
prompt that course, then, but sympathy for
the rebellion, and a desire to see it sue.
oeed7
.LZt The peace Democrats, not content with
thus striving to strengthen the rebel ar
my, refuse to go into the Federal army
themselves and discourage enlistments by
stirring up opposition to the Government.
They are thus dOubly guilty Of dislOyalty.
To be called "AbOlitiOnist' by such men is
an honor Of which every truly loyal man
- NAV be proud.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-21

vas the commencement OF era in ths trsaalnsHF
Of those Irregularities and obstructiOns which have
consigned 50 many 70 a premature grave. No female
1an enjoy good health unless she Is regular, ana
vhenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-21
The Rebel Retreat in Kentucky.

The Louisville Journal Of Saturday says
"We have information which leads us to
believe that the rebel Bragg was at Crab
Orchard on Sunday last, his command con-
sisting Of forty thousand men. 1t was
their plan to retreat rapidly from the State
in the direction of Mt. Vernon. Kirby
Smiths line Of retreat was by way Of Man
chester aud Cumberland Gap
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-21

The Columbus Statesman says that Bel
den is not elected. We rejoice to have it
conceded by the Democrats that he is de-
fsated. He is Vallandighammer of the
worst stripe and unworthy the confidence
Of single honest or loyal man. Three
groans for Belden and three cheers for Eek
1ev
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-21
sPERMATORHGA.
PAIN GRAVITY. MAGNETISM.

PAIN GRAVITY, MAGNETISM.
These are no times for anything but facts. And
length fact ia known in medioins it is this-ths
pain Is relieved and disease cured By
PURGATION WITH BRANDRETHis PILLS.
This Is "a much fact in medicine as that the N
net "a fact In navigation, that gravity Is fact
astronomy, or that light Is but heat rari6ed, bu
which piece Of glass can condense into heat again
But tho great fact Of the present day Is that
BRANDRETH's PILLS
Invariably open the bowels and that all tho hunom
which cause pain are controlled BY natural ainity b
this GREAT MEDICINE.
uIPORTAETTO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr.. John Pudnsy, Springfield, Union County, EsE
Jsrsy has used Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pls
Tor fifteen years IN his family, and all his hanb
IN which tine these Pills have cured them Of Bilious
affections, Headache, RhoumAtism, Fever and Agus,
Measles, Whooping Cough, and in fact all th- di5sas-
70 which large family "a occasionally sub Ct Hs
says he has never known them 20 fail and VII b
pleased TO give bis testimony at ali times in favor
Brandrsth's Pills.
Lsisnedl JOHN PUDHEY,
Springfield, Union Co., n. }.
An enquiries immediately answered bY ADDRESSING
d. Bra1drcth. New York
aa-Nsw style Of Brandreth Pills AZ the sole argpey
10 9uperfor-gf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-21
No Disrespect allowed in Norfolk.
General Viele, commanding at Norfolk,
has issued the following order
EADouAETERs, MILITARY GovEREoE

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. Is, 1862.
Hereafter all houses in Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, the residents of which shall exhibit
towards the government its officers or 10y
al citizens, on account Of their loyalty, in
territorial disrespect, shall be at once taken
possession of by the Provost Marshal and
turned over to the Quartermaster, to be
used as quarters, or for other Government
purposes. By order of
Bng. Gen. EGBERT L. YIELB, Nil. Gov.
J. q. LIBEEAu, A. A. 9. and Provost Marshal.
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If any soul or conscience remained to
the semi-traitors at the North, the words
Of General Prentiss, who has justreturned
from a six months captivity among the
rebels, would burn them like hot IRON
He has seen Of the enormity of the rebel
lion, and of the demoniac spirit which
sustains it. BE has tasted of the barbar-
tides which so many Union prisoners have
died under, and he comes back to be as
founded at hearing men Of the North re-
fuse to sustain the Government in putting
It down. In his Washington speech, he
said that as an officer, it was not his duty
70 assail persons, but that man who was
not ready to defend his Government at
this hour Of trial, was his enemy, and he
claimed the privilege every where of as
sailing him. He said that he spoke the
sentiments of 232 commissioned officers,
and also Of the privates who were cap
tured at Shiloh, when he said that they
were not any longer ashamed of being
called negro sympathiEers, neither were
they afraid Of the cry Of AbOlitiOnists.-
They would take by the hand any man as
3 brother who would fight for and defend
his Government, and despised altogether
every man who refused aid and comfort to
his country, in this time of our danger
This is no "fanatical appeal" but the
honest deliberate convictions of man
who has prObed the rebellion to the bottom.
Will the opposition, which calls itself
Democratic, heed the words Of this brave
soldier, or will it still oppose the Admin
istration, and SO far as lies in its power,
bloct- the wheels of Governnent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-21
Fernando aud Ben.

Fernando and Ben. Wood, two Of the
1ilest traitors in the whole cOuntry-nOt
excepting even Floyd or JEFF. Davis-have
both been nominated for Congress by the
ssymgurites in New York.
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Major General LEW. WALLACE.
Rebel Hope. of Democrntio Successes.

heUGl hOpGs Nl 5uCCNHACss
A Washington correspondent relates that
one of the prisoners brought in Wednesday
from Centreville, states that the entire
South is watching for the election news
from the North as eagerly as any of the
politicians here The rebel leaders were
hopeful of aid from the democratic party
of the North in the autumnal elections,
and will be greatly encouraged by the re-
suit in Ohio and Indiana.
Is there any one of the voters of Ohio
who can doubt this? Not one of them
would have hesitated, if asked which ticket
the rebels would rather see elected, to de-
signate that of the Democrats That
question should have been asked by every
voter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-21

An old Alabamian named Desier, died
on the 9th inst, as he declared Of grief,
because "the d-d Yankees were not con-
qusred." The surgeon insists that it was
diaTTh@s.
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Es5r Al b konl,Ic.

The most Of OUT readers are aware that
Captain A. ]. Konkle, of Battery "D," LIST
Ohio Artillery, was some time since re-
lieved of his command by General Wal
lace, fer alleged absence from his COM
mand without leave. His many friends
in this region will read with the greatest
interest the following letter from General
Wallace TO Secretary Stanton, ezOnerating
Captain Konkle from censure, and urging
his re-appointment to his command. He
is a brave officer, and the service cannot
afford to dispense with his services. We
are indebted to Ed. T. Pritchard, of the
Battery, for a copy of the letter;
CAMP LEW WALLACE,
COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. 10th, 1862.
Hon. z. N. STANTON, Secretary OfWar:
SIR Some time ago Ireported Capt. A.
J. Konkle, Of Battery 3D." 1st Ohio Ar
tillery, and asked his dismissal from the
service. In reply you notified me he would
be dismissed Since then, Captain Konkle
has satisfied me that he was not aware OF
my order prohibiting officers from absent
ing themselves without my permission.
He assures me that he went to Cincinnati
to ship his horses TO Columbus his inten-
ton being to report himself for duty. I'm
der the circumstances, 1 am inclined to
ask that the matter be dropped, and that
the Captain may be exchanged and rejoin
his command.
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DY VIRTUE OF al CHATTEL

RT VIRTUE Of A UHAIIEL
- MORTGAGE executed and delivered bv o. B.
Adams to me, July ~ ls62, on four billiard tables
and all cues, balls, bridges and other articles per-
tanning the same. have taken possession of said
property, and on the I'd day Of october, 1852, at
oclocn A. y, viii sell the same Al public auction, at
ror street, Cleveland, Ohio, over the Of A. s.
Gardner and O p. Born, said Adams having wholly
failed 20 comply with the conditions Of said mort
gage ". II. GRIFFITH
Oleveland. o.. Oct. 10. ls62. GILLIAN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-21
cLEvELARD SKIRT FACTORY.
THE LADIES OF CLEVELAND
ABE INVITED TO CALL AT
MRS. SHRRMAN's
NEW YORK SKIRT FACTORY
No. 70 PUBLIC SQUARE, CWes. sids.l thrss soo,,
rom the Court House, Cleveland, Ohio,
AND EXAMINE HER
NEW YORK SKIRT FACTORY
NEW SPRING STYLE OF sRTRTg

LADIES I-Havs you been wearing 4 sti-t thaa
has been continually ripping OF the cord or taps slip
bending our Of shape, and by thess means e5troyng
the set and co1tor Of your entire dress II yDu haTk
AZ such annoyences, call a Mrs. sherman's skiFt
saetoTy and sales oom, No. 10 Public Bluars, ana
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-onrr,r oLEyELAND, October lst, ls62.

CLEVELAND, October Ist, Is52
NOTICE.-WE HAVE THIS DAY
L associated with US in business ANos TowE-
SEND Esq, Of this city. Our business In iuture will
lie conducted under the firm name Of Edwards, ID
dings Co. EDWARDS & IDDINGs.
We would respectfully invite tho attention Of ali
buyers to large and we-seected stock Of choice
goOds, embracing everything usually kept IN Job
bing Grocery Including large stock Of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors. Our present stock was pui chased
before the recent large advance In prices and viii be
sold az advantageous rates 10 The purchaser. All
buyers Of Groceries will find It 70 their Interest 20 eN
anime our Ock before purchasing elsewhere, a. we
ar prepared 10 ofier superior inducements 70 frzt
Glars merchants and tie very osest buyers.
octs:iIn EDWARDS. IDDINGS 4 CO.
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AMusEMENT9.
A CADEMY OF MUSfCT M.
John ELLsLER. R..-..--........Msnager.

"A
JOHN ELLsLEh .------........Ms1ager -
An IMMENSE BILL
For the Eighth Night Of
MR. JOSEPH PBCCTCR
This TUESDAY EVENING, October Plat, the Der.
formanee viii commence with the grand historical
drama entitled
THE REBEL CHIEF, or, O'NEu rHr AvEyoER
Earl Desmone, disguised as O'Nsil, tho ~ r,-,,-
Champion OF his country. III -i0o'0I'
Grand Danoe...-............M MISS hATILDA HUsHEs.
To conclude With the wild and stirring drama in
NICK OF THE WOODS
Ihe JioOenainosay'.. 1ir. Proctor.
~ PARTICULAR NOTICE.-PIsase have the
ready change on hand when you buy your tickets and
you will save Yourself and the Treasurer much
trouble STAMPS TAKEN.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress Circle and Par Family CircIa....-z5s.
Quette..-..........-.-..50c Gallery.......... 80
Private Boxes, Two, Three and i've Dollars.
CHAEGE IN THE TINE Doors opon cue-1uarter 70
O'clock curtain rises at half past Z.
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NOTICE,
a ADMINISTRATORS

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
IA There u ill bo sold, at ths Court House IN the
City OF Cleveland on tho 4th dag OF Novemb-r 1852
at 10 o'c ck A. NJ, the following personal property
belonging 70 the ate q Aha7 Merchant doc aEed to
wit ~ shares VI stock IN tho g. Clair Street Gravel
Road Company % shares Of stock Ia the Clsvsan
Medif Tuscarawas RSllrrad Company shares
. stO~ K In the Lake Erie Telegraph Company
Octoh-r Il, 1879. AARON MERCHANT
Uatl5.il2 Executor.
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Headquarters 10th Ohio Cavalry, I
2l9 Superior street. nctober 6th, ls62

ITO DRAFTED MEN.-IT Will
Il be seen by the Telegram Of Governor Tod in this
nished a. any lime before actual mHsJer. The mug
ter will not probably take place for several Seeks,
owing the TACT that there las understabd but
three mastering officers In the state. H. therefore,
those desiring procure substitutes will assist the
recruiting officers for this Regiment, far a. prac-
cHue IN recruiting, they wi reciprucafe by siding
il procuring substitutes. L. @. THATER,
o t7:Hg MAJOR 18th Chic Cavalry
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-21
10TH OHIO CAVALRY a.
~ fff
raise the
10th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry

WyandOtte, Crawford and Eichland.......I
EOIlass anu Aolufn ufnDiuna----.------.-.....--...l
5tltA anu A-AlI " i-. .------.---.--.--..s--
fuJuami Hancock and Sencca-.........-...-...l "
For the purpose Of recommending three Second
Lieuenants Tor each Of the above di5ricts one Fl
undersigned will be AZ
Painesviio and Ravenna, Monday, 6th
Akron and Canton, Tuesday, 7th.
WELLINGTON ana Bucyrus N edDesday sfb
NorSFalk aud Findiay, Thursday, 9Th
Warren aud fremont, riday, !OJh
J0iedO, Saturday, llth.
The officers who may be appointed Second Lieu
tenants tor the purpose Of recruiting shall I'll the
positions Of captain, First and s. cond Lieutenant
rs they may prove successful, be elected y their
respective companies.
As the Governor expects this Regiment TO be rored
OF the best men IN Northern Ohio, person will be
nded to l offices except they be fully guar
antsed as s0bcr industrious anu working men those
having had military experience will be pTeierred
This Regiment must be filled and in Camp Clgve-
land on the hrst day Of November next
By order Of the Governor all drafted men are uar
mttted 70 enlist IN this Regiment and receive the
usual bOuuttes paid BY Government to recruits
Recruits viii receive pay from the time OF enlist
ments and be governed by the same rules as have
vice.
sufficient gueHntee that the Regiment, when
formed viii be armed and equipped IN the best pOs
sbe manner Is iOund Ia the fact that Governor lod
procured the order 70 raise IT, and will take especial
pride IN It's success Therefore let the Regiment b.
nlled at one, with the best material.
g. G. SMITH Colonel
OCAsalU u. U. THAYER Major
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-21

FRIEED IN HEED-TRY II.
d. Sweets sTNFAhLIBLE LINIhIEHT Is prsparsc
from the recipe OF Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut
the great bone setteE sndhas been used in his pac
Eoe or the last twenty years with the most astonish
ing success. As On external remedy it e without
ryal, and Will Alleviate paip more speedily than any
other preparation. For all Rheumniic and Nervous
Disordars It is truly iniaibls, and a. curative fos
Sores Wounds, spratns, Bruises, &C., It's soothing
1sellpg ana poFerful hening prOpepsities
cts the Just WUnder and astcni hunent Of All who ha
syer given L trial Over four hundred esrtIdcata5
o. remarkable currs Performed by t within the ln3
t'Fo years attest 20 this fact. Strong Arnstfuna
Agents for Cleveland dsol0al .so5sa ty-.lzs
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IMPORTANT TO vEMALEs.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILL

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pius a,
the result OF long and extensive practice They ut
mid In their operation and certain IN correcting a.
Irregularities painful Menstruaton, removing al sb
sructions whether from cold or otherwise hesdaehei
pain IN the side uapiraton OF tho heart whites ali
nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain IN ghs
back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep, which arisan
'rOm interruption OF nature
DIR. CHEEsEAAN's PILLS
was the commencement OF new era in ths treaAusuF
Of those Irregularities and obstructiOns which have
consigned 50 many 70 q premature grave No female
9an enjoy good health unless she Is regular, ana
Ehsnever an obstruction takes place the Rsnsrsl
health begins to decline.
DR.. OHEEsEMAN's PILLS
are the most efecEusi remedy ever known Or al con-
plaints pecClar % Females 70 al ciaussa they azs
Invaluable, including, with certainty, periodical ne
clarity. They are known 70 thousands, who haTs
lsed them, At different periods throughout the eotn
W. having che anc'ou u some o the most e1iDs.s
Physicians In Amerlcs.
Explicit dirscsious stating Ehsn they shouId noi
Be used, With each Box Tbs VTies. 81 Go ~ Boz
containing from 50 to 90 Pills.
Pills sent By mail, promptly, By rsnittins 70 Ia
Pro7ristor sold By Druggists R0rsraglY.
B. .. HUTCRINGs, ProDristor,
. Cedar-5t., New Yorh
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b.
STRONG z ARMSTRONG. sprl4so-Rz
E61 A warning to the unwary, and one
mighty to save, is contained In tbs book HU
MAN FRAILTY, on PHYSIOLOGICAL BE
SEARCHES II explains fully and unequi7osaIlF
the secret cause Of functional dsrsngsmenh and
prostrated powers, With uuiailing instructions 70
eradicate every trace aud particle Of the rsnon Of
disease, that enaWing worm that insidiously hut
TOO surely eats away and undorminos the eonstitu
ton, leaving but the wreck Of his former self
The victim OF this fatal tendency should lose Dot
mor1ent in procuring this Invaluable work sold
Dr.. BAEsow, lsi Blsecker street, New York. Pries
p cents sent free everyWhere.
Sold also By G. W. CLARK, Druggist, elsvelaa6
Ohio.
BS25, 900 Buildings have been cleared
Of RATS and NICE BY using Dr. L. Co.'s 'sDesth .
sats" It never fails TO kin Putnam Coeksrfl.
AGENTS, Cleveland. o
s@-swest Flag Chewing Gum-ths bsss
known substitute Tor Tobacco, and Esnedy for Hsr-
vous Diseases, Dyspepsia and Lung Complalnts ABk
agents for circulars. For sale By Putnam Cooke
I'm, CLEVELAND. iulys
THE GREAT TEST
Of all chemical preparations
Is Analysis!
and
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
Which irnparts the most superb blacks and browns
Has PASSED TIE ORDEALl
See Or. ChHtOn's certificate, dsclaring it
Free from DeleteFiOus Ingredients Z
Bear in mind the fact that
NO OTHER HAIR DYE
has beOu ofheially tested and prououRcsd
PURE AND SAFEI
Manufactured b. Cristsdoro, Astor gsouss. Nsv
York Sold sgsEyWhers, and applied By all Hal
Drssssra-
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NEW PATENT SKIRTS.

CAUIION.-Ladies are cautioned aEaiur. fhs ua.
merous limitations ofnur Skirts, for ale 81 - C5T.
SET Dry Goods and Fancy Stores IN mann c1s1 hey
are sold Genune Patent ski t. but are worth
less ahapeless trsh made 20 sell AZ aucfop and NOT
70 wear. One Of mrs sherman's Patent skfrts 3
worth At least twelve Of auy other IL use Wsask but
q trial. and We are sure Of your tufure patronaqs
rave DEFY competition In PRIZE and QUALITY
BA-COmpetent saleswumen always in afteudanea
a. the sAiaSrooms y FUBLlC SQUARE. Cleveland,
wv susia
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I6O RECRUITS WANTED "a
FOR THE UW
list Regiment Ohio Infantry.

The Recruiting Office for this old and Sell-tried
Regiment is now opened at korest City Block over
E. N. Flint's Trunk Store.
Drafted men or heir substitutes will be received
and the usual Founties paid a. soon a. mustered.
The Regiment Is one Of the best IN he service and
persons wishing 10 enlist canuot do better than to
enlist ia this Regiment.
Capt J. b. HAMPsoS, lst Regim Mt owl
OCtT Uf4rrrf 1rurn
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STOVE FURNITURE.
COAL BUCKETS.

These will last twice As long as the common Coal
HOd, they have in addition to the usual iron bot
tom wooden bed plate strongly fastened inside aud
out. Price as low as the common hOd. For sale ny
W. P. FOGG.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-14

YoUNG HERo.-Samuel Byron Britain,
Capt. w. D. Porter's aid, who was instantly
killed OIL board the United States gunboat Es-
sex, by a shot from the enemy on the occasion
OF the capture Of Fort Henry, was the eldest
living son of Prof S. b Britain, for some
years connected with the periodical press of
this city.
Mr.. Britain was brave, sincere and high
minded young man, of prepossessing person
and manners, and was alike admired and be-
loved by large circle of friends in New York
and New England. who will sincerely lament
tue sudden and tragic termination of lite so
full of promise. He was less than seventeen
years of age, but his fine physical and mental
development, and his manly bearing, led sran
gers to suppose that he had numbered more
years, and that his rare gifts had been matured
by longer experience. He leaves father,
mother, two brothers and three sisters to cher.
ish his memory. lis career was short, and
his young life was pure and willing offering
on the altar of his country.-N. Y. Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-14

The DOCTOR STOPPING over and fumbling at
the valise, appeared to find something that
surprised him.
"Why, what the devil"-
whats the matter 2" asked the captain,
strding up. "Can't you find the caps 2"
Deuce pistol or cap, but this !''
lie held up-a ady's nighicap!
Look here-and here-and here!" holding
up successfully hair brush, long, white
nightgown, cologne bottle, and comb.
concluded Tomorrow
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patemts.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R.&H. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Aqent Of u s. Patent Office, Washington, (unds1
the Act 81 1871
7G State ST.. opposite Ktlby St. Boston.
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METHoDIsT BOOKS FOR SALE.
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