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The New York Post considers the French
Emperor in a fair way to embrOil himself
with the whole world. Viewed with sus-
picion by the English and Italians, hated
by the Austrians, distrusted by the Rus
slams, and without friends in this country,
he has recently fallen under the displeas-
ure of the Spaniards. A letter of the Sd
of August, written at Madrid, and which
has found its way into the London journals,
states that the Emperor's late patroniZ-
ing speech to the Spanish Ambassador 4"
has reused a most intense feeling Of ha-
tired among the people. The language Of
their journals with respect to Louis Napo-
leon and his countrymen is "more rabid
than ever" and as suspicion has arisen
in the public mind that the Queen minis
ters have been trucking to him on the
Mexican question, popular outbreak, if
not o revolution, has been feared for some
time past in Madrid. Petsrds have been
exploded in the streets, insurrectionary
placards appear on the walls, and secret
societies are in full activity. Some we'll
informed Spaniards in this country believe
that in few months General Prim, the
brave soldier, and what is more, an honest
man. will he in PovvOr, end with him the
liberal party, who now make themselves
heard on every occasion.
The attempt Of the French to subdue and
govern a western nation speaking the
Spanish language, with Spanish manners
and customs, is considered most outrageous
and presumptuous. If Mexico is to belong
to any European nation, Spain has the best
right to it, though we will do that country
the justice to believe she entertains no
idea of reconquest
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
80 aRAY1TY. MAaNETIsM.


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In which time these Pills have cured them Of Bilious
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All enquiries Immediately answered By addressing
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The Plans of Tie RebeIs.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Evening Post says:
The government has, within few days,
come into possession of documents which
show conclusively that the plans of Davis,
BENJAMIN, Lee and the few other leaders
Of the rebellion, included an attempt to
capture Washington after battle should
have been fought at or near Frederick
I.ss expected confidently to destroy the
national army sent out to meet him there,
and after the battle to capture Washing
ton, which, in the opinion Of the rebel lea
ders, would have ended the war. 1t fol-
lows, of course, that the rebels are greatly
disappointed in the discontinue of their
plans. They find their finest army much
broken and dsmoralized, so that Mr.. Bot
eler, of the rebel Congress, after visiting
it in the vicinity of his residence, went
back to Richmond with cry of despair,
demanding vigorous conscription act as
absolutely necessary to save the remnants.
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PrussInns with the Rsbel..

Two members Of the Prussian army
arrived in Charleston last June to take
command of the rebel cavalry service
The name of one is Baron Hirshfeld, said
to be son Of Prussian feld-marshal.
These officers, with their stats, have OBJ
tanned three years furlough from their
government and were engaged BY the
rebel Commissioners in Europe. They
have dropped their German oognomens,
and taken American names. On their ar
rival the chief part Of the rebel cavalry
was summoned to Virginia for organiza-
ton,
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The Danish View of the Prince of Wales,
Marriage.

4
Marriage.
The Copenhagen Berlingske Tidende, of
the 10th ult., alluding to the approaching
marriage Of the Danish Princess with the
Prince of Wales, says:
As respects the feeling in this country,
we believe we are not saying too much
when we assert that no information of a
royal alliance has ever been received with
greater or more sincere satisfaction; and
never have more good wishes accompanied
a princess than are now offered up for the
Princess Alexandra. Never, perhaps, has
any Danish princess been more worthy Of
the happiness which, by every human cal
culation, awaits the Princess Alexandra.
She will, we feel convinced, not disappoint
the expectations which the English people
have formed of her; aud, in congrstulat-
ing her on the brilliant prospect of, at some
future time, sharing one Of the mightiest
of European thrones with husband the
choice Of her heart, and Of being the OBJ
ject Of the affection Of great and free
people, we believe that the union, although,
as frequently explained, it cannot be CON
sidered to have any political importance,
must tend to strengthen and maintain the
hearty and friendly relations which. more
especially in late years, have existed be-
tween the British people and the nation to
which the princess belongs, and whose des-
TIMES will, at some future time, be guided
BY those who at present stand nearest to
her.
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SUCH a scene of desOlation as sharps-
burg, and the rich country around it, now
present has not been witnessed during the
progress of the war. The destruction Of
property is not the only injury which has
been inflicted upon the people in that vi
einity. The consumption of food of every
description by the two armies has been SO
enormous that the inhabitants, including
even the wealthiest of them, have scarcely
been able to produce subsistence enough
to keep soul and body together.
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THE following are a few of the names Of prOmi
nent citizens who patrons and subscribers to this
great work
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Among all the comments called out by
President LineOln's proclamation of eman-
cipstions nothing is more pointed than
the following extract from an article by
Henry Ward Beecher in last weeks Inde-
pendent:
"The decree Of emancipation is the di-
Tiding line between a dark past and a
hopeful future. The sun crosses the equa-
tor, travelling northward. The days here
after will grow longer and the nights
shorter"
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCTION SALES.
o. Cutter & Son, Auetioneers.
sIGNORs GIOYANNONI AND ZANNONIS
Great Auction Sale Of
Italian Marble e. AlabaSteP StatUaPy,
SILVER PLATED WARE, aud other Fancy
Articles, &c, &C, &C.

VIII be sold at Public Auction, October 7th and
8th, at 10 clock NJ, P. r., and in the evening,
at store No lo2 superior street, formerly occupied
by C. II. Robinson by Catalogue, a large and yalu-
able assortment of Marble Vases OF all sizes and ev
cry variety Of style and ornament, pure white Ala
baster and other Mantle Ornaments in great variety
and embracing many articles Of rare beauty.
The above goods were imported direct IRON Flor
enoe, and executed there after specimens from the
old masters.
Also, rich Silver Plated Ware, comprising elegant
Tea Setts CastOrs. Cake Baskets Wine Sets, Flower
Vases, Goblets and Cups and large variety Of other
articles.
The above stock will be on exhibition on Monday
and Tuesday previous TO the sale, day and evening"
The public invited to call and examine the goods
as specimens Of such and giant sculpture
seldom met with
Catalogues viii be furnished
The whole stock will be sold without any reserve
whatever, previous to Signors G. and Us return to
Italy.
no Terms, Cash-Bankable Funds-at time Of
sale. Oct2.403
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N AN HOOD;


A FRIEND IN NEED-TRY IT.
DR.. Sweets IEFALLIBLE LIHIMENT is prepared
IRON the recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet Of Connecticut
the great bone setter and hs been used in his prac
ee for ths last twenty years with the astOnish
ing success. As an external remedy it is without
rival and viii alleviate pain more speedily than any
other preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous
DiaordeTB It s truly intalibie1 and curative for
Sores, wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &C., its soothing
healing and powerful gthenfng prOpensities ex
cite the lust wonder and astOnishmont Of all who lave
given il trial. Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable performed BY Il within the Last
two years. attest 20 this fact. Strong Armstrong,
Agents for Cleveland. declOaltaowdkW;R25
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Wales, 81 The Ghost Hunters - 6c, &c
CHAPTER I-TAKING THE TRAIN.
I've been down East TO buy new goods,
And must not allew to slip
The chance to tell my readers all
saw while on my trip
No doubt may with safety say
No traveller e'er before
In time 50 short had half the sport
Nor such great wonders saw.
First, went down to the depot,
Just to get upon the train;
Now, do not mistake my meaning,
neer spree it, that is plain;
But tried to take the cars, Sirs,
That we're standing on the track,
When some men there rudely shouted,
" You, strl bring those cars right beck ~
took my seat inside of one,
After bidding friends farewell,
And the train moved on slowly,
With the ringing OF the bell
But ere long II few like lightning,
When the Conductor, with q crash,
Rushed into the car and shouted,
81 Show your tickets or your cash %
With politeness then my ticket
did show him, on my soul,
When the fellow with puncher
In my ticket made hole.
did ask of him the meaning,
Why such liberties he took
But the fellow only answered
With snickertng, saucy look.
fhen my blood began to curdIe,
And l said, You shall not rob
Me Of any Of my ticket,
For bought it, Sir, from Cobb;
And Just ask him, # you will, Sir,
If did not pay full price,
And to make holes in my ticket
do not consider nice"
[cONTNUED TILL NEXT WEEK
In the meantime I would announce to the publ
that have brought home from the East the larges
and most superb stock Of fashionable
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CLEVELAND SKIRT FACTORY.
THE LADIES OF CLEVELAND
ARE INVITED TO CALL AT
MRS. SHERMAN'S
NEW YORK SKIRT FACTORY
No. I9 PUBLIC SQUARE, CWest Side,) three doors
from the Court House, Cleveland, Ohio,
AND EXAMINE HER
NEW SPRING STYLE OF SKIRTS.

LADIES Sl-Have you been wearing Skirt that
has been continually ripping or the cord or tape slip
bending out Of shape, and by these destroying
the and comfort Of your entire dress you have
suffered from the above and would be forever rid Of
all such annoyances, call at Mrs. Sherman's Skirt
Factory and Sales Room, No. l9 Public Square, and
orao of har
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS.

Trad KELLEY is a PEACE candidate for the 18th
Congressional District of Ohio, subject to wire
working political caucus Convention, but to honest
voting only. sepl5
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10TH OHIO CAVALRYl AAi
10th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry

For the purpose Of recommending three Second
Lieutenants for each Of the above Districts one Of the
undersigned will be at
Painesviils and Ravenna, Monday, 6th
Akron and Canton, Tuesday, 7th.
Wellington and Bucyrus, Wednesday 9th.
NorWalk aud Fiudlay, THURSDAY, 9th.
Warren and Fremont, Friday, 10Th.
Toledo, Saturday, 1lth.
The officers who may be appointed Second Lieu
tenants for the purpose Of recruiting shall All the
positions OF Captain, First and Second Lieutenant,
as they may prove successful be elected by their
respective companies.
As the Governor expects this Regiment to be formed
Of the best men in Northern Ohio no person will be
recommended to fill offices except they be fully guar
anteed as sober, Industrious and working mem Those
having had military experience will be preferred.
This Regiment must be filed and in Camp Cleve-
land on the hrst day Of November next.
By order OF the Governor, all drafted men are per
mttted 10 enlist in this Regiment and receive the
usual b0unties paid By Government to recruits.
Recruits viii receive pay from the time Of enlist
menti and be governed by the same rules a. have
vice.
A sufficient guarantee that the Regiment when
iornled, will be armed and equipped in the best pos
sbe manner is found In the fact that Governor Tod
procured the order 10 raise it, and will take especial
pride in its success. Therefore let the Reqfment be
hlled at once, with the best material
@. G. SMITH. Colonel
OcLi4lO L. O.. THAYER. Minor
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nary seamen are on board.

The old National Theater in Chatham
street, New York, is being torn down to
give Tplace to stores. This theater has
stood for near half a century, ard was al
most historic. Il was there the elder
Booth played, and Forest too. Kirby, Of
awake me up when Kirby dies memory,
Strutted his brief hour on the sage of the
National, and there J. R. Scott showed the
power of-lungs. "Uncle Toms Cabin"
with little Cordelia Howard as Eva, was
played at the National for over a year,
with immense success. A reaction after
wards set in, and after returning again to
farce, pantomime, burlesque and bloody
tragedy, its light gradually went out and
the theater was closed, never to be re-
onpnad
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The public should take this matter in
hand. Under the circular as enlarged by
Mr.. Cowles, at least one half of the letters
deposited in the Cleveland Postofice, will
go to the dead letter Office. No one can
estimate the distress, trouble and anxiety
that the ridiculous construction put upon
the General Postofice Circular by our
consequential Postmaster will ensue. The
public voice should be heard upon this
matter, and that meddlesome official should
be taught that it is serious business thus
to trife with the dearest interest of soci-
ETY.. How is a person to know that his
letter is posted as direeted2 What secu-
rity is there for the thousands Of letters
daily sent from this Postofice The only
security is in the good faith of POstofice
Clerks, and fortunate is it that the letters
generally 60 through the Clerks hands,
and not that Of the Postmaster, under the
senseless notion of duty.
The Herald took particular pains to
suppress the circular from the Post
master General, under which Mr.. Cowles
is acting, thereby creating the i'm
preston that he (Mr. c. has exceeded his
instructions 1t has deliberately, and out
of pure malice, falsifed its pretended quo
tatiOns, as can sa seen by comparing the
two articles above. further comments
are unnecessary.
Mr.. CoRLgs, hGs been Postmaster now
for one year sE1 five months, and this is
the sscon5 attempt that the Herald has
made to find fault with his management of
the Office. The first article it published,
attacking Mr.. c., it withdrew and ac-
knOwledged tina. it was in error.
In consideration that the Herald has
been quite decent in giving the PostOffce
such severe letting-alOne ever since the
present Postmaster mas hpd charge Of it, he
can well afford to let Benedict have one
good grOwl at him, and hopes it will do
him good.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

nj OIIUE TO UUNIRAUIORS.-
Y Proposals viii be received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until u
masonry on the pier and approaches Of the Center
Street Bridge.
Plans, specifications and more particular informa-
tiOn can be obtained at said Engineers office.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission of bids, ressrying the right to accept
iect the same.
BY order Of the Board @. D. BISHOP,
Oct2-4ug CITY Civil Engineer
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AMUSEMENTS.
A OADEMY OF MUsIOI M

A OADEMY OF MUSICI .,NlS
JoHh ELlsLER.. ................sIanagsr. 81
SECOND NIGHT OF
MISS JULIA DAILY,
who will make her appearance in her worldrenowned
character Of
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN,
Incidental to the comedy all the
ORIGINAL SONGS AND DANCES.
This DUEsDAT EVENING, October nh, will be
presented Charles Gaylord's comedy called
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.
PAMELA from Yankee Land Miss JULIA DAILY.
In which she will introduce her celebrated Tyrolean
ar, : The Mountain High" the laughable ditty,
. = hlddle-cum din kee-doo," and her grotesquely
Comic Characteristic Dance.
Grand Danee................ Miss MATILDA HUaHKs
To conclude with the new musical burletta called
THE BONNIE FIsH-WIFE.
Sir Hickory Hearty Mr. John ELSIE
MISS IhistiedOWn MIRA. Dickson
In which character she will sing 81 Coming thro'
the Rye, and the celebrated Scotch ballad called
50 Callen Rerring."
E5- PARTICULAR NOTICE.-PIease have the
ready change on hand when you buy your tickets and
you will save yonEselI and the Treasurer much
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress Circle and Par Family Circle...--...25c.
Gallery..............lj .ljc.
Private Boxes, Two, Three and Five Dollars.
80 Doors open at a-quarter-past seven Curtain
rises az Quarter OF eight, precisely;
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
lR. CHEESEMAN's Pills.

NL1a NL4LLLa9AAALLL4N - Il LALAAla
The combination Of Ingredients in these Pills srt
the result Of long and extensive practice They ars
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting all
Irregularities painful Aenstruation, removing all sb
structions, whether from cold or Otherwise headache,
pain In ths side, pspiaton OF the heart whites ali
nervous aheetiOns, Mysteries, atigue, pain In the
back and limbs &c, disturbed sleep, which srisss
from interruption Of nature.
DR. CHEEsEMAH's PILLS
the commencement of g new era In the treatment
Of those Irregularities and distractions which have
consigned 50 many 10 premature sraye. No female
can enjoy good health unless she IA regular, and
whenever Obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eectua remedy ever known FOR all COM
plants peculiar 10 Female To all classes they are
invaluable including, with certainty periodical reg
ularity. They are known to thousands, who havs
used them, at dierent periods throughout the eOun
try having the sanction og Of the most eminent
/ Physicians In America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
Be used, With each Box. Tho price, 81, 90 per Box
containing from 80 TO 90 Pills.
Pills sent By mall promptly, b. remitting TO the
ProprietoT. Sold By Druggists generally
B. b. HUTCHINGs, PrOpristor,
% Cedar-st., New Yozk
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b.
| sTRONG & ARMSTRONG. aprIl.sowRz7
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SONGS
DNG AND CHORUS.

SONG AND CHORUS.
clark, darkies hark, itam de drum,
Dat calls ole massa way from hum,
Wild powder, pouch aud loaded guu
To drive Old Abe from Washington
Bs-Words by Edmund Kirk, author Of Among
the Pines" or South in Secession Times
Es- Music by CHARLES 5. BRAISARD.
fhlNA1.... ''.--'-''-'--o Nehts-
s. BARNARD CO.,
Octi:l07 Publishsrs.
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PURE BENzINE.

The best aud cheapest article for removing CREASE
SPOTS, STAINS. &c,, from Silk, WOOlen or Cation,
and nequalled for cleaning Gloves. This article Is
warranted in every respect 70 ths French.
For sale By the gross a. the Western Reserve aba-
ratorY, 5l9 81. ClAir-St., Cleveland, Ohio :
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXPERIENCED AGENTS
w A n I E d
To Canvass every Township and County In
the Loyal States of this Union for
ABBOTTs GREAT HISTORY
OF THE
R E B E LII 0 N.
Sold Only by SubsCrIptIOn.)

u { D { L L U NJ
Sold Only by SubscrIptIOn)
THE following few of the names of promi-
nent citizens who patrons and subscribers this
great work =
EDWARD EVERETT,
ROBERT c. WINTHROP,
JARED SPARKS,
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
BENJAMIN sILLIMAE,
LEONARD BACON,
JOHN A. ANDREW,
Governor Of Massachusetts,.
VIM. A. BUCKINGHAM,
Governor of Connecticut
WILLIAM sPRAGUE,
Governor Of Rhode Island.
WILLIAM DENNIsON,
Ex-Governor of Ohio.
o. p. MORTON,
Governor Of Indiana.
Cox. A. H. FOOTE, of Z. s. N.
n T.
-
r,-..i,to,D, vel, C,r,o,o
peFu1,un,v
Ex-President Yale College
W A. sTFARNs
President Amherst College.
JOSEPH CUMMINGS,
President Wesleyan University.
PRoF. EDWARD HITCHCOCK,
MAJOR GENERAL LEWIS WALLACE,
JOHh POPE'
C,sr,,
JAMES COOPER,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; OR
The Romance of the Railroad.

By the Au hor Of "Fair Inez,'' 'sThe Prince Of
Wales, - " The Ghost Hunters - &c., &c.
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bI A warning to the unwary, and one
mighty TO save" is contained in the book 81 HU.
MAN FRAILTY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RE-
SEARCHES 1t explains fully and unequivocally
the secret cause Of functional arrangements and
prostrated powers, with unfailing instructions to
eradicate every trace aud particle Of the venom OF
disease, that gnnwing worm that insldiously but
too surely eats away and undormines the consiitu-
tion leaving man but the wreck Of his formeF self
The victim Of this fatal tendency should lose not
moment in procuring this Invaluable work. Sold b
Dr. BARROW, lei Bleecker street, New York Price
p cents. Sent free everywhere.
Sold also by c. W. CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland
Ohio
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The Recruiting Of1ce for this old and well-tried
Regiment is now opened at Forest City Block, over
r. NJ. Fiint's Trunk Store.
Drafted men or their substitutes will be received
and the usual Rounties paid as soon as mustered.
The Regiment is Of the best In the service and
persons wishing TO enlist cannot do better than TO
enlist in this Regiment
Capt. J. B. HAMPS0S, lst Regim Mt o. v l.
oct7 RFcruting Officer.
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DISINFECTANT, BLACKlNe, &C.
AMERICAN BLACKING.

This splendid article will be found unsqualled By
any Blacking In use. With half the usual labor it
produces 6 most
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E0R SALE.-ONE LARGE SECOND
HAND Surface Planer, cheap for cash, or ex-
change for lumber. Enquire Of A. PARKER, Com
mercial House, or address POstoiice Box 23y9.
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HH.. .rr. .
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

E0R SALE.-WE HAVE A HEAVY
pair Of Draft Horses, suitable for draft car
rage purposes, which will dispose of on reasOna
Bile terms. For further information, enquire Of
CORNING & Co,
oct340S 70 and rs River street
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FlJL Ann WINTER G0OOS.

kSoNAAasAA1 I'LL MAI hEEh-l
In the meantime would announce to the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock of fashionable