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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-07

We are glad to learn from the editor and
publisher Col. S. D. Harris, that the Ohio
CultivatOr has not been suspended, and
that its publication will be continued as
heretofore. The regular issue of the Field
Notes mas been temporarily interrupted for
few weeks; but its publication will be
Immediately resumed at Cleveland, incor-
porating with its own the subscription list
Of the Ohio Farmer Field Notes will be
published at Cleveland, under the auspices
of the State Board of Agriculture, until af-
ter the State Fair Columbus Statesman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-07
DR.. Renner's Anti-Bilious Pills.

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-07
stonewnll Jaekson at FrederIeI.aburgh,

The last number Of the Fredericksburgh
Banner says that Stonewah jackson was
in town few days ago and crossed over
the river, and took o survey Of matters and
things generally in the Federal camps, and
he is reported to have said that he can
capture lFredericksburgh whenever he
pleases, and that he is laying trap TO
cage the whole army without destroying
the city, and with the loss Of as few lives
Is posaible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-07

The Memphis correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Gazette says that General Hind
man, the rebel commander in Arkansas, is
too rufhanly even for the half savage com
munity over which he presides. He was
shot and severely wounded not long since
by Texan ranger, who had watched, until
forbearance ceased to be q virtue, his bru-
tai conduct.
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Mnr lIeetInF At Aurora.

Hon. JOHN HUTCHINs viii address the
citizens Of Aurora on Wednesday evening
the 18th inst, at the Disciple Church, on
the condition Of our country, and the duty
of its citizens in the present crisis. By
request Of
Dr.R. s. Butler, AeansOn Parker
Rev. ]. S. Graves, Columbus Jewett,
Gen. G. Eggleston, B. Blair,
E. Sheldon, Hon. J. Z. Jackson,
John ]. Eldlidge, and others,
Aurora Aug. 4, 1862.
Herald and Plain Dealer please copy.
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Dr. Renper,s Balm Of GIlead ointment,

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g. W. RICHARDSON, Genl Agent,
aua7.RgT Box s5s, Cleveland, Ohio,
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MIR. seward. Expectations and Fears

MIR. Stewards Expectations RHd Fears.
The Watkins IN. Y Republican Of the
27th ult, says aHOn. A. 5. Diven told us
on Thursday evening that he had the eK-
press authority Of Secretary Seward to tell
the people that he had assured the repre-
sentatives of foreign Nations from time to
tine that the rebellion would be crushed
or.t and that in order to prevent snterven-
ton in favor Of the rebellion, he had nOl0
named a line so short Haf he dared not make
it public, and that such Intervention could not
b. prgented but By an immediate response 10 the
cdlEJor 100000 men
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Frauds in EnIi-tmenrs.

Several Instances have come to light
where one man has claimed and received
The bounties offered by several Of our pat
rietic citizens each one of whom supposed
that he alone was furnishing the recruit
ahd paying his bounty. Care should be
taken not to be imposed upon in this way
Let not the bounty be paid until the re-
cruit brings his enlistment papers and al
so a certificate to the same for the recruit
ing officer that the man has enlisted in
his stead. If this course is acted upon
no recruit viii have the opportunity, by
schrewdness, to get half dozen bOunties
while others, less sharp, get but one.
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convey by magic It were, an impulse to the remote
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in case fsRelng or Watorg deposits awakening the
sleeping energies Of those vessels.
Senator Benenger, Of HerkiTuer, New York, was a
great sufferer from drovieal Affection Of more than
years Duration He derived no material help from
the prescriptions of his Physicians who In fact gave
70 understand that his eass was hopsless By appa-
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time.
An enquiries Immediately answered b. addressing
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-07

RSweet Flag Chewing Gum-the best
known substitute for Tobacco, ard Remedy for or.
vous Diseases, Dyspepsia and Lung Complaints. Ask
agents for circulars. Fer sale By Putnam Cooke
riu. Cleveland iulys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-07

Effects Of Drafting in the Border Sfates---
Important Consultation of Western nIen
with the President---Ie has made mp his
Mind and viii Adhere TO It.
A Washington dispatch to yesterdays
Chicago Tribune has these reports:
Union men say the effect of drafting in
Kentucky will be to drive large numbers
of Young men out OF the State, and proba-
bly, into the rebel army, but still say it is
precisely what they want; that they'd
better have them driven out than remain
as elements Of dissension in the State. 1t
is probable there will be the same effect in
| Maryland perhaps also in Missouri.
| The Secessionists complain bitterly Of the
orders, but manifest that they are very
much alarmed by it, and regard 1t as the
most formidable blow struck at the rebel
| lion The squirming over it in Maryland
is beginning already.
1t has been hoped that certain features Of
the interview with the President yester-
day, on the subject Of armed negroes would
not be made public, but garbled state
ments in q semi-Secession New York pa
per necessitate the publication Of the facts.
A delegation Of Western men incuding
two .. S. Senators, made an offer of Ger
tain negro regiments to the President, 10
which as stated last night the President
replied, he had decided not to arm negroes.
The matter was then dismissed with refer
ence to Lanes project and the general
policy. The President was piled with
arguments against his decision, and the
discussion gradually became warm. lie
finally exclaimed: "Gentlemen, you have
my decision l have made my mind u
deliberately and mean to adhere to 1t. II
embodies my best Judgment and if the
people are dissatisfied, l viii resign ano
let Mr.. Hamlin try it.
To which one of the Senators replied
u hope in Gods name, Mr.. President, yoI
will The heat Of the discussion seems
to have arisen from the feeling that th'
President was drawing back from tn
ground his visitors thought he had giver
them reason to believe he occupied.
rive do not believe the report. 1t Is sen
sation story, without foundation.-EDs'I
Baltimore Demands thRt all ths Slaves O
= Rebels siiHil be Freed.
? At the great meeting on Monday even
ing in Monument Square, Baltimore, sal
! by the Clipper to be the largest mcetin
: held in that place, the fifth resolution
) which was adopted unanimously, reads
d "ResoIUed, That while eonfscation an
emancipation of the property and slave
+ of rebels may not be an efficient means
suppressing the rebellion, they are essen
: tial to cripple the power of those now
Il arms to embarass the restoration of peace
:, ful and constitutional government afte
their military power is brokeni and there
; fore we heartily approve Of the policy
L confscating the property Of the leaders
! the rebellion, and declaring the slaves {
every rebel free from all obligation
obey those who refuse to obey the laws
the land"
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills

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Dr. Sweets IEFALLIBLE LINIBIEllfis is prepared
from the recipe of Or. Stephen Sweet Of ConBecteut
the great bone setter, and has been used in his pc
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Of remarkable cures performed bT 10 within the Int
two years. attest 20 this iact. Strong Armstrong,
Agents for Cleveland. decl0alteoWdkyF ;Ii2i
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1T,l-Inr n Dusincss of Ii.

Cuyahogl Conuiy Union O0mmIIIee-
summit and Lake County. papers please cop
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-07

Al a meeting Of the Union County Committee,
Of cuyahogs County, Ohio, July eoth' lsd2' it
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-07

Cleveland CoulniHes-C. W Palmer, L.
C. Thayer, E. McGaughey, J. Ellsworth,
Henry Pickand, Fred HOYey, DIP. Thayer,
VIM. P. Fogg, "A. Crumb, o. A. Skeels,
J. NJ. Perkins. Capt. C. L. Corwin, L. 5.
Dnley, E. c. Hardy, s. F. Cell.
CRagrin FalLs-S. L. Wilkinson L. A.
Sunderland, A. Sessions, VIM. ]. Hall
Solon.-Geo. Hickox, Austin BlackmaE.
Hqgfeld,-S. W. Knapp, Col. Eddy.
OTaRgs.-Wm. Lander.
, 1862-06-10

wThe party in Illinois which has organized
ngai1lst the new constitution is the stunitau par
IT, The leaders Of It are the same men Who io1
hay, sss6 tes stas VII
OF doing the same thing during future years that
they are against the new nstitutiun.-ss-essl0a
Ii0tes-
When did you find all that out, old Sc
ccsh? 1t so happens that exactly the re-
verse is the truth. The persons who owned
and operated nire-tanths Of the stumptail
banks in the State belong to the Times
party, and are now working day and night
for the adoption Of the new constitution.
Why? Because if it he adopted it gives q
monopoly hereafter to the owners o1
stunptail charters. If the currency Of the
Ohio, Indiana and Iowa banks be excluded
from the State, and our Legislature is for
bidden to pass any banking law, then tht
stusnptail moncpalists will have d hi:
thing" They can flood tic State at thei
leisure, and to the extent Of their cupidity
4 provision in the new constitution guar
antces full protection to the bank charter
in existence at the time Of its adoption
THE owners Of these charters are spend
ing money with a lavish hard to secur
their stumrtail monopoly; the secesl
organ, report says, knows where some Of i
has gone
The Detroit secessionst raises the cry G
ssstumrtal party On the principle Of TIL
thief crying stop thief, TO throw the odiun
OF its faction upon its opponents. Thi
stale trick will not succeed in the nresen
paSe
, 1862-06-10

MORE AID.-.fexas troops are arriving in
Arkansas rapidly Gen. Roaue, the Democrat
says, will soon have as many fighting men as
he wants. 1t adds:
"Gen. Roane viii Soon haye Is many fight
ing men as he wants. Gen. Curtis is likely to
have liTelier time capturing Arkansas than
he anticipated The Question among our SOL
dlers now is, can he be oyectaAen before he
gets to st. Louis"
The Little Rock Democrat says, the last
seen Of the seat Of government OF that State,
I" it Was aboard Of the steamer Little Rock,
about two weeks ago, Etemming the current OF
the Arkansas river"
= The Little Rock Gazette pronounces Gov.
Rector's late proclamation, ia compound Of
ueurpation, treason, and tra5h!''
"A report has reached Fort Smith, accord
ing to the Bul2etin, that the Federals are again
at Fayetteville.
The Little Rock Gazette vas suspended
on the 10th inst. The editor thus states the
reason OF the suspensions:
16t-A want OF paper. We have paper
enough bought, and paid for, on the other
side Of the Mississippi, to print half sheet
for more than year; but that river is III pos
session Of the Federal forces, and the paper
canEot be gotten across.
2d-The Federal forces are NOW at Bates
vile, and it is thought that they may march
on, and probably capture Little Rock, to pos
SEES the capital of the State. If this be done,
the Gasefte will not be resumed by us so lont,
us they remain here, and if the country be
permanently occupied by the Federals, lts
| publication $50 far as We ert concerned} will
| be ct its eud-this will be its last number.
, 1862-06-10

from tbs Charleston dleIC115. oe4u u-t-l
TEE EVENTS GUSgoArs si1ELLiSG ooa
BATTERIES BELOW 1.-ius o. ea1s.u 49,.
By the NEWS from Pocota-' 'so ssssst.o5 81 ns..ss
noon, was considerably incs.~ e,a ~ an+ar;no
that the cneny's gnnboats, a.eer enter9ng ing
Stouo inlet, were at their u=usI ~o.-1r az
miles below the city. 1t appeara tha. Afe
gunhoars, one of which appeared to be ifoA-
clad, and without masts, steamed up stouo
River with The food tide yesterday morning.
They threw few shell near the camps 1T Sc
ccsslonfille, proving concluslre1y, that our
troops there we're within range Of the gun
boats, The Yankees then shelled the steayner
De knlb, forcing her to retire under the guns
Of Fort Pem5erton.
Yesterday afternoon, st food tide, the steam
ers begsn sBelling our battery at Newton Cut,
and the fire was returned No casualties are
reported on our side. One shot from our bali
tefy wss p!ainly seen to cut down mast, and
other 3anage Was probably done aboard the
gunboats, as our practice was good
The negroes have been removed from the
Island, and the cattle are being driven on
At sunset, 1ast evening, the enen1y's gun
boats still remained anchored IN the vicinity
OF our batteries, and it is probable that they
will reopen fire this morning
ADVANCE oF TIE EaEMT TOWARDS POGO
rA11Go-Thc community, yesterday, Was
somewhat startled by the news thst the enemy,
alter so many months OF inachon, had 81 last
landed a force, composed chiefly OF infantry.
bnt with some artillery and . small body Of
cavalry, in the neIghborhood Of Pages Point,
aud vas briekly moving up the Stony Greek
road, towards the line Of tho Charleston and
Savannah Railroad. It Fas known that an
se1inr had r,ken place. but no deia1s we're
obtained until evening, when The foAoNins
!. dispatch WAS received:
PocorA1leo. Thursday evening O'Clock
A AFederal force was reported by the pickets,
a. advancing upon Pocota1igo Station,
| Charleaton ana Savannah Rsilroad. this morn
| lng, Our forcs consisted OF the Rutledge
| Mounted RiHemea, Captain Trenholm, Csptain
BIsIs Heyward's cavalry company, sad Major
, 1862-06-10

at Co1inth has been stopped. by order. Inc
reason given for this curtsilment Of our cireq~
latiou, is the publication By Us OF the proceed
inps Of the late Union meeting at NashSne'
which VIC clipped from, aad credited 70, Tug
Missouri Rtpullican Of the 2lst, who obtained
it from Nashville papers. 1t may be asked
why our contemporaries were not also 1aLsl+ BIT
fired with as we have been, seeing that tney
7cprot7ueed it. 4 reason is given ior the dis
tinction made, to our very great prsJudice-.
and it is that we did not comment or tne meet-
ing. The meeting vas matter OF interest to
every man in Tcpnessee-a report Of which no
newspaper that could obtain it would refrain
from publishing. The ressous Why no comment
accompanied it are simple, aud will be readily
understood by the craft, and By many out Of it.
lFrom the Memphis Appeal, 5th.l
We stated, some days since, on the au'
thority Of the Knoxville RfgistT, that the eoa'
ecript law was suspended in East Tennessee.
! that il is q mistake. The Law has not been
| suspended, and is liable to go into effect at
| any moment. It is a general Law, intended te
| operate in every State Of the ConfederacT alike
| and, NC presume, in due time, will be put II
| operation here as everywhere else"
at Raleigh is suffering severely in consequence
| the attack made upon him by prisoners sen
| from this place; he Was badly choked- 4
guard will be wanted day and night over n
| inmates Of the jail, and as The accommooa
tious are small, some Of the prisoners will D
removed to the jail at Scmerville.
From the Appeal OF the 4th.1
| Po1sos AND TIE DAGGER.-It is with reEre
that ne have, in two OF three instances, see;
expressions il southern newspapers, spcakln
OF poison and the dagger as means Of ridttan
the Confederacy of some Of her most odiou
and prominent enemies. or couz5e such ez
pressions have been rare, and were the resu|
| Of feelings momentarIy excited and owe
wrought; but, however obscurely limited, an
| pa]llated with whatever provocation they ns
| be. 8ny declaration in favor Of the coward
act of assassination must be met with stet
| and Indignant 1ebnke. While honor remain
all is not lost. That Is 8 jewel no power ca
rob from its possessor; only his Own asia, n
OWL treachery to truth, to God aud TO h!1
self, can deprive him OF it. 70 descend to tt
. | secret use Of the knife, to give TO unsuspec
+ ing lips the poisonous draught, would bee
| rank ourselves with the hated Borglas, and
draw upon our country the curse that b
r sunk the once Queen Of the Adriatic to t
> r1ostrate Venice Of ou1 Own day. Such pro
= ositions are abhorrent to ali the noble qua
: ties Of the southern character, which has ey
| loved 70 identify Itself with what is pure
: goodness. noble in generosity, lofty in dis
Il lerestedness, and proud in chiyalry-