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E6c a warning to the unwary, and one
mighty TO saTe," Is contained in the book G TIU
MAN FRAILTY, on PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
SEARCHES 1t explains fully aud unequivoealIs
the secret cause Of functional arrangements ana
Frustrated powers, with uniaiIing Instructions Il
eradicate eyr-y traee and particle Of the venom a.
disease, that sEawinE worn that fnsidiously bu,
too surely eats away and undsrIn5nes the coustr
ton, leayins man but the wreck Of his foFmsr -
The victim Of this fatal tendency should la
moment In procuriag this Invaluable VIZ ~
Dr.. BARRow, l9i Bleecker street, kew v - -
Is cents. Sent nee eyerywhe7a- A0iA- Eii''
Sold also BY G. W. Q4ARK, Dr. z,,-. r,...,..,
Ohio. 'ssl5l' cleveland
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IMPORTANT TO FEAALKs,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS


The combination Of ingredients In these Pills an
the result Of long and extensive practice They are
mild in their Operton, and certain In correcting a.
irregularities, painful MsnstTustion removing al sb
structions, whether from cold or otherwise headashs
rain IN tho side palpitaton Of the heart whites ali
nervous affections, mysteries, fatigue, pain IN the
back and limbs, &c., disturbed sleep. which ar1ss
from interruption OF nature
DR. OHEESEMAN's FILLS
Was the commencement Of new era In tho treatment
of those irregularities and distractions which have
eonzigned 50 msny TO a premature grave No female
can enjoy good health unless she il regular and,
whenever sn obstruction takes place the gsnsrsh
health begins u decline.
DR. CHEESElIAR's PILLS
the mOst efeetual remedy ever known SpraI con-
plants peculiar 70 Females. To al elszes they an
Invaluable, including, with certainty periodical re-
uIArity. They are knosn 10 Thousands, Who hav,
used them at different periods, throughout eeuu
try, having the sanction o. some o. thu uos ensni
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they ahould MOI,
be used, with each Box. Th5 pFies, 80 Bsr Box
containing iron 50 % CO Pills.
Pills sant b mail, promptly, b. remittlns to th,s
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
2. ,. HUTOHINGS. Proprietor,
% Csdar-st., Nov Xezz
- Sold n hOissals ard Retail in Cleveland b
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG; svrtt.ao-e77
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NOTICE.-BENJAMIN DoDaE, !

NOTICE.-BENJAMIN DODGE, A
IN nonresident Of the State Of Ohio, is hereby
notified that on ths 22d day of october, is2 Miller
II Spangler nled, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and tor tn County Of Cuyahogn, in the State
OF ohio. his petition. setting forth that Thomas W.
Morse, in the year l3s the and at the request
Of said Dodge, paid 81 900 70 take up and discharge
certain note executed and delivered BY said Dodge in
III lass to Isaac H. Gllespy tor the payment of
900 which said note endorsed by saId Morse as
surety for said Dodge that SAID Morse has assigned
to said SpanRer his claim against said Dodge for the
money SO paid at his request, and that before said
Morse paid said money aforesaid said Dodge left,
and has eince remained uut Of tbs state OF Ohio
and praying for Judgment against said Dodge in
avOr Of said SpanEler for ths sum OF one thousand
dollars, with interest thereon from the year IS3g
said Dodge i further notified that an attachment
has been issued in said action, and that he required
file his 10 said petition on or before the
aith day OF December, ls52.
MILLER M SPANGLER.
By CHARLES L. FISH, his Attorney.
Cleveland oct. p, 1852. oct 23:nG.
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Notice,
THAVETHTS DAY ADMITTED

HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
Richard ". Henderson rs partner IN tho Barber
lug and Hair Dressing Bus ness. which was formerly
conducted by ne In the Weddcl Hous The Styla Of
the firm viii be Aston Henderson.
W. Il. ASTON.
EEAs We have none other than competent work,
men IN our f. tabli hmsQt, we arTanJes ample sat
iSfacton to all who may favor us with their patron
are
me- test manner.
Ba5sSof- cod and shower Bats open from. 6lS A.
n, untii P. N. Satur5aI, 1iEhts ~ p u.
ALS1OS 4 HESDEhSON,
Cleveland. New. 4, lsS14Is rs Bank-st,
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LieutenantLe7iJ. J. Cox, of the 28d Ohio,
is detailed as recruiting officer for the
Chic regiments at large.
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General ROsecrans arrived at Nash
vile, on Monday evening.
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Nj ASTERS' SALE. - PURSUANT
III to the command Of q decre!al order of sale
rom the Court Of common Pleas OF Cuyahuga Coan-
t a. the suit Of the summit County Bank at Cuya-
hOga Sails, against Isaac L. Hewitt aud others to
me directed, shall expose tor salH public auction
At the door Of the Court House, Ia tho Jity Cevs
land, on tho tWenty-fUurih day s.oveInbsr, lsf2
three o'clock P NJ, the following described par
oels Of land situate in the City Of Cleveland County
OF Cuyaho=a and Stale Of Ohio and known By being
part OF Hewitt subdivision OF the so-called MarEu
property n said City Of Cleveland, to wit:
Parcel No. Lot number s0ven Of said subdlyi-
sion. Appraised at 81, ,UuO
Parcel no. 2.--Lot number eight Of said subdivi-
sion. Appraised at Sl,OO0
Parcel No 3.-Lot number nine and part Of lot
number ten Of said subdivision, bounded as follows
commencing at the intersection Of the easteriy line
Of merWIn street with the sOuthery line OF said lot
number ninei thence running ortherly along said
line Of Merwfn street twenty eight feet three and
half inchesi thence sOutheasterly along he center
line OF brick wsl nfnetythtee feet four inches 70
the westerly line Of alley thence southwesterly
along the line Of said alley mine feot to the
souIherly corner OF said lot number nine; thence
along the south rly line OF lot nine the place Of be-
ginning. Appraised st sl,l30.
October %, 1862. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner
RANEEY, BAUKUs NOBLE, Pitts Ats s.
oct23:4l5
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LIST nF LFTTRRs
Remaining in the Cleveland Post Once
November IL, 1862.
LADIES LIST.

E5All letters advertised are snhlect to an extra
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them viii
please be prepared with the necessary change.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A PPLICATTON FOR PARDON.

"A Notice Il hereby given that application will be
ul-r q is .N1ellfiicy' me G1yernor Of the State
was, ll- -l4y term, A D., is Of the Court of
Common Plea Of Gu Ghosa county, convicted Of tle
70 the penitentiary Of said State for the term Of
i've years.
Cleveland, November 3, 1852. n4:45
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sPEelaE N0TIeEs.


DF. Graham,
Member of the Royal College Of Physicians
London, Englsnd; Graduate Of
Records Hospital for
FEMALE sEs,
And constant attendantof Paris London
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
fer the last ten years,
has opened hts oses IT the johnson uouss, Wheroht
viii be happy 10 meet all those who arc afflicted WITH
subaeute or chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely diGerent from the old
plan, and Is mild, eieaei5us and effective His modi-
cnos are simply vegetable extracts and oils that have
never been used but b. two other physicians in Amer
lea besides himself He has spent the greatest part
Of his life and thousands Of dollars In obtaining
few secrets in bis profession Ee tests the urine for
all forms Of disease. No charge for giving al an
honest and trus statement Of their case.
sPEgMA1ORHGA.
To ToUNG MN lie can prove % you IN few min-
utes that he Is the only phTecian you ever treated
with that fhi- disease Eor eTery patient who
will foil his directions, be viii give hundred
dollars Il be fails in curing ts disease. No charge
made Tor consultation. Those at distance Who wish
10 consult the Doctor may do 80 b. sending tmali
wal o. urine BY MALL Elh name s. and ase, ana 20
will answer and describe thetr cso, and the possib-
ty o. getting relief by enclosing return postage
stamp. sepE5:4lg
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Lee's Army Reviewed Mt Winchester Ten
aya Ago by Jeh. Davis-It Retreats TO

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.
Information here says JEFF. Davis re-
viewed Lees rebel army at Winchester ten
days ago. They were all newly uniform
ed. They then retreated to Gordonsville.
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AGENTS.
F0LJAMBE,
TAlLORlNe.

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAT-
" ING, BenOvating and Mending Establishu1snt
francis AGEB, Tailor, No. I9 Prospect strest 1-5i
hereafter devote his attention TO cleaning renoFaff
and mendins Gentlemen 3 clothing. 10 has fsciif.
ties for doing his work in the best manusr (e1fis
men VIII and g for their inttTest dasfaa thee hsr
tin1l % Eiys NJ, ARsE trial. naT,silI
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MASTER'S SALE -PURsuAyT

MASTERS SALE -PURsUANT
1Il to the command OF an order Of sale from the
COu. OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, Ohio,
at the suit Of Annson 7. Lawrence against John
Singer and George d Myman, 10 directed, shall
expose Tor sale public auction the door OF the
Court House, in the city Of CeTelan5, on the first
day OF December, 1852, at three O'Clock, P n, the
following described premises, situate in the City OF
Cleveland, (Mest Side,) and is known as being the
east hall o. Ciry lot No. 2s, In Barber Lords sub
division, bounded as olOws, 10 wit I: North on LO-
west by the west hall o. said lot 2Is, being thirty
two feet front Lorain Street, according survey
Of Auaz Merchant, together with ali the heredta-
ments and appurtenaEces thereuntO belonging but
subject TO all streets and hignways
Appra' 'Bed at $500. LEWIS VI. FORD,
OCf9lRHI6 MASTER flomm,izzfnftar
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BOlOmOnsOn's Improved sDectacles.
LIE, sOLONTONSON

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTlOIAN,
Keeps largest assortment in the Optical limo snY
n the trade. From his long residence IN this CttS
and the extensive patronage received GuTiBg . ,
time. he would say 70 his old friends and ~ LAT
secure the very best quality of (lEsfi ~ forth to
under his own inspection ~ sdiS ~ asses ground
5es curing weakness, diEzfness ~ eyes, IN al ca
sewing. Ths papufetion 81 y rlong reading and hne
lishment a. the inost rsi3S" 5OLOmONSON'S estsb-
in that line that Can able 70 get the best articles
tablisbed fa0t a. ; Oblainsd has become an es-
vico It is ca ~ 4ttested By his patrons, whose ad-
takeN ~ y SOLOMONSON'S, tmake mis-
thers y,sss. .periOr-St., under the American, and
adaptsJ : viii fnd the best kind Of SPECTACLES
~ q your sight.
- Kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and PhilOsoph-
II Instruments; Astronomical Telescope from so to
tl4O surveying Instruments, various prices; large
stock OF Microscopes, from o. to SIS Marine feles-
eopesy Spy Glasses, large variety; Lenses, Prsms,
Rye Glasses, Pocket Oompasses, Barometers, &C.
nA- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
as perfect asnRtural.
OFFIOE-No. 40 Superior-St., under the American
Hotel. aDr2
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letters RemaininE in the Branch POST
Ohlce, West Side,
GEETLEMEN's LIST.

GESTLEGIENs LIST.
Baned Philip Hayes James
Brady Peter Loreau fall I G.
ems Chures McAiahon Walter
Benham A H MCnros James
ha~e Alfrt ID Mantasset Martln
crowley Dennis Parker D AlOnZO
DeClsne Charles Re George n
cnsset Ed GaId Capt SIugler Jacob
HApchett Jerome fteyens John c
Heames James TousinR Ell
HemphTey W n Whitehead VIM
Hitchcock Lyman Wine5baur George
RS PereOns calling for the above will please say
AdVeI IL ed " 1 OUWLES, P II.
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i o n. Sksels Co. ] In attachment Before G.
| vs.. fH. Brnuam, Justice peacs.
Kenneth Maher. Cleveland. ohio.
On "a day OF October 1902 an order Of attach
meat was issued in tnis iou ths sum Of forty
| eg+t and fOr'y seven hunlredtht dollars. and the
cause set trial before Jus ice mis- office 10
/ the city Of Cleveland, tine h day Of December,
| 1862, at O'Clock, AN. o. sKEELS 4 Co
| ClsveiRrd Oct 81, 1852. norl:gI5
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CLEVELAND SKIRT FACTORY.
THE LADIES OF CLEVELAND
ABE INVITED TO GALL AT
mrs. sHERMAN'S
NEW YORK SKIRT F 4G'TORY
10. 70 PUBLIC SQUARE, CWest eias) Tires doors
frUm the Court House, CisV Gland. O6i9-
AND EXAHBgEG HER
NEW SPRING sTVIR OF sKTRTs.

LADIES i-H9Fe YET bssa y7eariu.r a skirt that
has been continually r pVne or nc Sr or ta sIi6-
Ping On llo s2tl Or TIE saoisl breaag TO pieces o.
bending out 0i snape and By tase means dasfroynq
the set and comfort Of your ntirS rss II Vou 6aTs
sHneIe noA ths lsooFu " a Woud De forever nd Of
81 such annoy y9nees, CAD AZ Mrs Shermans skirf
Eaetory and sale9- -lsooU No. 70 PJ5blic Square and
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NEW PA'rRnr sRIRns-

CAD ltDs.-Ls9 lea are cautioned against the nu-
@ Of our Skirts, Tor sale BY the Cor
~ ~ t1os - Fancy Stores In many cases theT
- ~ - I snuine Patent SIKH ts but worth
le.l rash, made 10 sell at auction and NOT
% NSAL; ,Oh9 OF Mrs. SheTman's Patent Skirts is
H9ELh ~ - twelve Of any other in We ask but
1Llail S1 50 are sure Of your iuture patronage
e2-meC siY petition In PRICE and QUALITY
pa-Sog petant SalcsWUmsn always in attendance
q 70 ~ ssrooms, is PUBLIC SQUARE, Cleveland,
.lel, auElf
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- Sold Uholssals and Retail in Cleveland b
STRONG = ARMSTRONG. syrIt.sowRz7
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q. q. q.
TRY
Cary's Cough Cure.
For sale by Israel Green, s. & JIM. Huber
April 10. 1852.
Important to Females!
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of ingredients in these
pills IL the result Of long and extensive prac
tice. They are mild in their operation, and
certain In correcting al ! irr gularities. Painfu
Menstruations, - removing all distractions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain In the side, pslpitation OF the heart
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fa
tigue. pain in the back and Limbs, &C.. disturb
ed sleep, which arise from interruption Of ma
ture.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of a new ora In the
treatment Of those irregularities and obstruct'
tions which have consigned so many to PaE
NATURE GRAVE. No female can enjoy good
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Z. obstruction takes place, the general health be-
gins TO decline.
,sre tho most effectual remedy ever known toi
all complaints peculiar to females. To all
CLASSES they ar invaluable. inducing, icith Ger
saisty, periodical regularity. They are known
40 thousands throughout the country, having
the sanction OF some Of the Laost eminent Ply
siciaDs In America. Explicit directions, sta
ting wheu they should not be used, WIN eAcl
box-the Price ti per box, containing from OF
TO GO Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remittlng te
the Proprietor. sold by Druggists generally.
n. b. HUTCHlNGS, PnopRisToa,
20 Cedar street, New York.
M For sale by s. d. FREY, FISpLAY, Ohio.
March 7, ls62.--tiy
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Tnr SAsirARY An absurd
Iumor has been going through the county
that the managers Of the Sanitary Commits
sion al Cincinnati, were using Me donations
for sick and wounded soldiers for their own
purposes. 1t is hardly necessary to say that
this statement has no foundation whatever
Every article sent to the Sanitary Commls'
sion has been used for the benefit Of the sol
diers aione-most of the managers, If not all,
giving their time, and working without re-
ward. All may rest satisfied that whatever
they give to the Aid Societies viii 20 exact
lly where they intend il.
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had driven them back over the ground the,
had gained, and then commenced q race
Ball Run was nothing in comparison.
Yesterday, (Tuesdsy,) before breakfast
we were in line, after having been on tht
battlefield two days and two nights. snt
were marched nearly eight miles to attach
the resr guard OF the rebels. We drew OF
the fight by throwing out our skirnishers.--
There was what was LEFT Of the 57tb. 71th
and part OF the 50 Ohio, in the sdvsnce.- =
Half mile in tho rear Gen. Woods Divis'
ion vos stationed. There was heavy bod,
Of cavalry with Us and also with them.-.
The cavalry and the TTth supported tn,
shirmishers. When the Texan Ranger,
charged. ..our cavalry add the 71th "skedsd.
died." and ,he bloody s7th charged ba,one
10 line. on the seoesh Rangers They coult
not stand this. and avsy theY .~ent
Clogs. you ought 10 have seen the shot
guns. &o., we got. Ihave . real "Joe Man.
ton" and a"Dsmascus" will send them
home, ane send you q good one.
Maybe the bullets didn't fly from the Sc
cesh csvalIyl The 77th lost thirty mer
killed, which we buried there. We los
two killed. They took eve prisoners from
US, and a number fromthe 77th.
BILL.
Yesterday we captured near 1000 guns
and destroyed large amounto Of army stores
W. NJ.
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To THE Towssuirs.-Thete should be

To THE TowssHirs.-There should be o
regularly organized Soldiers Aid Society.
similar to the one in Findlay, in every
township in the county. There will be an
other battle in Tennesse ih less than t~ O
weeks, compared to which the Pittsburgh
battle was childs play. II the supplies are
on hand when they are needed, immediate
Iy after the battle, ten times the good will
be accomplished. The citizens Of every
township should meet immediately, and or
ganize societies. Let the poor MANNED sol.
dier know that we feel his life is worth an
effort. Organize al once.
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SoLpIvx's AID SocIErY -ED. JwrFrRs

SoLpIvk's Ain SOCIETY," -ED. JrPFERso.
MAN AT called meeting Of the Ard Soci'
ETY.. on Thursday after the battle al Pitts.
burgh Landing. through the efforts .oi the
young ladies Of Findlsy, large box was
packed with delicacies for the wounded
soldiers fat Patterson & Taylor 81 while the
married ladies prepared another boz Of hos
pital clothing, which made three boxes Of
goods and edibles. snd one barrel Of eggs
that lett the Depot last Friday morning.
Since then, BY the assistance Of some OF the
loyal women OF the country, We have pack.
ed and made ready for transportation, two
boxes OF goods and deiicscies, one barrel oI
corn meal. half-bbl Of eggs. coffee sack full
Of provisions, which left this morning fol
Cincinnati. ! would say for the satisfac'
ton Of the patriotic donors, tha, since IN,
organization OF the Society We have sent Of
s6eR 46 worth Of Hospital clothing and pro
visions from this place. We have received
during the last week liberal contribution
from the country.
Prom Portage Township-Half.bb driet
currants, 90 sugar crackers, 4 3 4 lbs drie
beef, 8 pairs linen sheets for bandasine.
can Of apple. butter, "a doS. eggs. 2 towels
7 pillow-slips, 8 hams. 10 lbs dried frui,
, pepper, lbs butter.s 8 gallons pickles, 2 l..
bushels Of corn.meal, 8 chickens. cracker
and dried cherries.
From Samuel Gray-3 cans Of concentra
ed chicken, l can Of peaches.
: From Mrs. Samuel swiiEer-s cans Of ooI
centIated chicken, dried beef, pickles an
lint.
= From Mrs. L. Kempher--33 lbs OF drit
peaches, 2 / 9 lbs spples, s l.2 beef.
u From Michael Fishel--i pair socks. TOW
y ell and linen for bandages. / bag dried 81
pies, I ID dried currants, l Dbl dried che
y Iies.
- Hereafter we will have no door .ksepe
It at the Hall. Our three cent collectit
works like q charm. We have 400 nam
= already, and still they come. We have
y few fve and ten centers that we do not o
iect to IN the least
rel Mas. D. 6rAsssuhr, Sec'y.
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Dy.pep.,a aud General Debiiity.
CAsLrsLr, Warren Couaiy, o.,


ssfoh 9, 1858. d.
DR.. @. W. RosAox,--Desr Sir;--Por the
benefit OF suffering humanity permit me to
say that have found your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills. a sure cure
Tor Indigestion and Lives Complaint. l
have suffered from the above. mentioned dis.
eases for Ave years and have tried q great
many physicians. but all to no purpose. |
was advised BY q friend 10 try your Blood
Purifier and Pills and did 40. Twas living
in Cincinnati al the time. and went TO your
Office and purchased one bottle OF the Puri-
fer and one box Of Pills to commence with,
and bless the day I found your valuable
medicines. fos am enjoying good health st
present, and feel confident that the cure is
,permsnent. Let others buy and take what
they pleas. As for me, give me the Blood
Purifier and Pills for ali chronic diseases,
which arse from impure blood or defange
ment Of the digestive organ. take no 9th.
CT medicines, and have not Tor the last
eighteen months. Most truly.
T.V. DUuois
See advertisement.
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ed man. who for the most laudable purpose
such as teaching school or preacing amoni
his own people. IL black, would be eIolud
ed. No man with sense can deny that thu
would be in the face OF @ obs second grea
command as given BY Christ himself Ipre
sumo however the Law would not be enforc
ed. and would be like the old nesro s.cur
ity law, q monument Of the shame o
ou law makers, and an eyesore TO all chrii
tisn citizens The experiment is dsngeroui
however. for we have perhaps few men ou'
Of our prisons who would be mean enough
to enforce such q law.
II has been unfash ionsbie to quote the
law Of God 10 arguing stste policy, but
hope since our disobedience to Gods Law
against oppression has brought so great q wal
upon us, that better day has come. II ma,
be we'll for US to ask whether II is not as i'm
polite as It is unjust for US to set at uough,
the commands Of God.
would like to argue the policy Of such q
law but shall, at least for the present. con.
tent myself with saying that it Is never
sound policy to do wiong. IA. II.
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WOUNDED IN THE 57rn.-ln addition TO
those mentioned in another part Of TO day S
popeI are the following;
Stephen Jones', Capt. Jungbauns, Capt.
Sktl lion. N. Blake, W. Schwab, Fred,rlck
Young, F. Hauicho.
:, :" Singular that the officers OF th. SIN
have not sent the names Of the killed an
wounded. They must know that those hav
ing friends in that regiment are extremel,
anxious to hear from them. We suppose q
full list will be received in time Tor oul
next.