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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge
cOfinbeTy.- jeremiah MsjO was tried for
stabbing policeman Sweeney and convicted of
assault and battery simply. he was fined
s25 and costs.
Before Judge FOOte.-The case Of Wm- 4.
Averill, survivor, &C., va. Christian Rein ct
al. is still on trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15

Street Smiths Weekly, Weekly Times,
Tribune, Herald, World, Independent, Home
Journal, &C., for this week, and Arthur's
Home Magazine for December, are for sale
at Wilson 4 Widdicombe's.
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To THE PUBLIo.-The undersigned begs
leave to inform the public that he is now pre-
pared to furnish meals and luneheons, includ-
ing the choicest meats, and different variety
Of game, the market affords and would
respectfully solicit the patronage of his
friends and the public generally.
W. R. MoULD,
NIL Corner Euclid ST. and Public Square
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MASTERS SALE.-PURgUANT

By CHARLES L. FISH, his ATTORNEY. - -
Cleveland Oct %, Is62 oct 2a.us
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN R. R.
Cars will begin to run regularly on the above
road, on Monday next, between Salamanca
and MeadviIle.
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a SPLENDID new rosewood seven-octave
Piano Forte will be sold at auction by 0. Cut
ter 4 Son, to-day, the 18th inst, at pre-
eisely II O'Clock, at their Auction Room, No.
I34 Bank street. novI5.4I3
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEvRLAND nIARKRTs,
MoRNiNG IEADFR oFEIgE. !

FRrDAT EVDE0, November Il, lss2.
Wheat-Market inaetiTei buyers are oferingyes-
terday's figures and holders sIking an advance The
only sale reported was one car red on track at Sz
Oats-Quiet at &C.
seeds-Timothy is steady at Sl,7Oal,75; Clover is
in request at s5,OO95,25.
Eggs-Are in light supply and worth ls@l6c.
Lard-sals 100 bbIs good country sads.ed at SIC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15

M ASTERS' SALE. : PURSUANT
1N1 to the command Of g. dscretaI order Of sale
nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of fCuyahoTa Co1n-
~ Ct the sait Of the summit County Bank az Cuys-
hog9 Ais, against Isaac i. Hewitt and Others, 10
me dreetsd shall expose for sale at public auction
a. the door OF the Court House, in the City OF Csve
land on the tWenty-fourth DAY Of November, lss2
at three O'Clock p M, the following described par
GELS OF land situate in the City Of Cleveland County
Of CuyahOga and State Of Ohio, and known BY being
part Of Hewitt subdivision Of the socailed ervin
property IN said City Of CleTelaud, towit
Parcel No Lot number s0ysn Of said gubdivf-
sion. Appraised at sl,OO0
Parcel No. 2-EOt number eight of said u,RafvF
sion. Appraised at si,OOO
Parcel No Slot number nine and part Of LOT
number ten Of said subdiTision bounded AZ folloFE
commanding e. the intersection Of the easterly line
OF Marvin street with the southsrly line OF said Iof
number nine thence running northsrly along Raid
Line Of MerWin street twenty eight feet three AMI
hau inches thence soutbeasterly along The ceutar
me Of oTiek wall ninetythr feet four inches 10
the westerly line Of an alley; thence southWegterv
along the line Of said alley twenty-nne feet 10 ~
s9utneEly corner Of said lot numbsT nine thence
along the s0uthsry line Of lot nine 10 the place of h.
ginning. Appraised At 81 ,ls0. -
october Q, 1872 HENRY G. ABBEY
- Muster Commissioner.
oct23s4l5
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CO. 90. R. 2

C. Q. & o. RI.
Arrive-Night Express, $50 A. N. Cincin-
natl Express, 7:SOP. N.
Leave-Cincinnad Express, 1880 A. Il
Night Express, 6;45 P.N.
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. r.
Arrive-Mail 9:25 A. n. sandusky Ae-
cOmmodatiOn, $40 N. Express, 1850 P. X.
Leave-Mail, 1885 A. n. Express, $3.50 P.
n. sandusky Accommodation, $3.50 P.N.
CLEVELAND h PrTTsBURoH R. R.
Arrive-Mail, 9;22 A. n. Express, $3.50 P. n.
Leave-Mail, 925 A. n. Express, $3.50 P. n.
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Fanny DYE CoLoRs.-Howe & Stevens,
Boston, Family Dye ColOrs, in great variety
Of shades, with full directions, just received
by Strong & Armstrong, agents for Cleveland
and vicinity. novI3;4l5
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REvEEUE STANPs.-Express, telegraph
Insurance and check stamps received and
for sale at the Postofiee. nov6:RI2
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Ladies you will find six cartons new
Flowers at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery Rooms !;
also new Ribbons and Hats. novI5:42O
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MASTER'S SALE -PnRsnAN

WT ADI EN- . oAIE, = -PURSUANT
4N1- to the command Of an order Of sale from the
az the suit Of AlansOn 7. Lawrence against John
Singer and George II. Wyman, to me directed shall
Court House, in the city Of Cleveland on the first
day Of December, 1862 at three O'Clock, P ~, the
loloWing described premises, situate in the CITY Of
Cleveland, West Side,3 and Is known as being the
east hall OF City lot No. 2ls In Barber Lord sub
division bounded as follows, 70 wit North on LO-
rain street, east BY LOT 2e, south By lot line and
west BY the west hall Of said lot 2lS being thirty-
Two teet front on Lorain street, according 70 survey
OF Ahaz Merchant, together with all the heredlta-
ments and appurteHauces thereunto belongihg but
subject 70 all streets aud highWays,
Appraised at $500. LEWIS W. FORD
OCt30k4l6 Master Commfssioner
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15

J. B. Halls Arnica Glyeerine cures
chapped Face, Lips and Hands. Only
25 cents, at Halls, No. II, Public Square.
nov15.4I5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15

CONSTITUTION WATER-The great remedy
for DIABETES, for sale wholesale and retail By
Strong & Armstrong. noyl5:4I4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15

A splendid new 7 Octave Rosewood
Piano Forte, lot Of good Mahogany Fur
niture consisting of Sofas, Chairs, Bed
steads, also, Wash Stands, Tables, Mat
rasses, Cane seat and common Chairs, Stoves,
&C., &C., will be sold at the Auction Room of
o. Cutter & Son, on Saturday next. Sale
commence alto O'Clock, M. novl3:4I3
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New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, 50
Ohsmplsin street.
Frank B. & FRANK G. WALBRIDst.
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Brilliant Affair by Gen. Kelley,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Leslie's, Harpers Weekly, Independent,
Home Journal, and all the other late Week
lies-for sale at Bakers, opposite Postofice.
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FAsHIoEs.-Madame Demore st. Cooley
and Peterson for December, at Bakers, op-
posite Postofiee.
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Canal BOat JOhn Adams.
S,--,- =. -. l. B. EAGER, Constable.
Olegeland, 6eY . lso1 novt0.4l4
NOTICE OF SALR on STOCK

4N -Bl virtue OF Power Of Attorney and As
ls5ls 9y Il; shanklin5 tue Undersigned will SEN al
private sale AZ the store Of Crowel Chios o. l43
yember 1862, at ten o'clock A. M, sixty-four (6I
shares OF the stock ottre Pistsbgrgh, Fort Wayne
stock Nos 1872, 1903, 3Ol, 1916 and 1906 But IL no
satisfactory private sale shall then md there be made
sale OF the same VIII tn and there be made A. pub.
lie auction. HENRY L. CROWELL.
nOVl.4lf OSCAR A CHiI,DS
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OsWEGO MARKET-November14, IA,


Flour-Market unchanged
WheaI-Market in moderate demand Sales OF
lloOO bush Canada club at sI,I51ll6: 500 bush am
ter Indiana at 81 30 1000 bush white Ohio at sisI;
5000 bush No: Chicago spring at sl,lOH, and ia
bush do on private terms.
G,Orn-Market quiet
BRrley-Market firm. Sales $500 bush Canada
on priYae terms u
Canal FreiEhts-Lower on grain. Flour 60a62e;
wheat l4ci corn l2c TO New York
Lake ImpOrts-22l, 900 bush wheat: I2 900 bush
corn; 2,O1U bush barley and 200 bush peas -
ExpOrts-I,2 go bbls -four; 6 600 bush wheat: 500
bush barley. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15

LIMITED STATES PATENT OF.
" FICE AGENCY, No. 81 Bank Street Clevs-
land, Ohio We are prepared 70 transact Business of
every description relating to Inventions DRAWINGS
Eey9ats, SPECIFICATIONS, Patents infrinzements and
the Patent Lava
BBATBARD BURRIDGE.
HfHrs ssrfFn
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR RENT.-THE SECOND FLOOR
Of our Store, No. 40 Watsr-St.
may5O:RI9 SPENCER MEILEN
EOR SALE CHEAP-A 12-HoRsE
Power Engine and Boiler, only used months
Can be seen at the Globe Iron Works. For particu-
call on II. q. MORRIS, No. 81 Ontario-St-, Ceve-
and, Ohio. aug2e:4I5
E0R SALE-CHEAP.-AB BEAU
IL TIFUL Rssidence and Place Of Business con-
nected, situated Breh-St., West Side-a very de-
sirRbie locality for business The Store is well stock
ed with good assortment of first class Goods, oon-
sistng Of Groceries, Crockery Glass Ware and Yam
kee Notions. 1t has also q tip-tOp run Of trade
The premises are well decorated with On assorted
lot Of Shrubbery, bearing Fruit Trees Grape Yinos
&C, the latter will yield 1000 weight Of fruit this
season. For further particulars enquire Of Jas. T.
AEMhAh at Leader Once, or on the premises, No.
6s Binch-St., near Bridge-st West Side. iy25h
TPRIGHT B0ILER,-As Coon
~ as new, for sale cheap. About I0-horse power,
and very economical. Inquire at the Leader Count
ing Room. Iune9:Rl2 .
OFFICES TO LET.-SEVERAL
" good OfioesI recently fitted up in good order, tc
let, in American Buildings. Rent low. -
sbriA:R5P : (,0uAHAP. A gent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15

UNITED STATES CoURTs. - Briggs Vs.
CroWell-In consequence of the rulings of the
Court with regard to the subject argued yes
terday-the legal construction Of defendants
Patent-the plaintiff withdrsw the suit.
There are four other suits on docket, involv-
ing the ssme issue. The plaintiff has not yet
decided whether or not he will prosecute
them.
The case of Fargo Vs. the Union Bank Of
sAndusky, came up yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Stone and Mr.. Goodwin of sandusky ap-
pear in the case.
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DYERS.

GLEV BLAND
Excelsior French Dye House.
FREDERICK CYRIAX, Prop'r,
No. (Eear St. Olair)
s-Refers to all Dry Goods Houses in the City and
engages 70 do ony First Glass Work, having besides
excellent Dyers, the Best Presssr and Finisher in
town Goods received and delivered BY Express from
and to all parts Of the country. noT10
E0REST CITY FRENCH FIRST
IL GLASS DYE HOUSE. No. log Seneca gtreet, Top
posite City Hotsll BY UMLAUFT HERTEL-
HiGhly recommelded By the last State Fair Of Ohio.
Dysing and Cleaning IN al its branches Please call
and examine goods In the store TO find the difference
With othar dye shops, Is We inish an cur goods hy
steam machinery ana presses. The only Fatering
meehins II the Western States to finish silks like
RfFErENcEs. .-Aessrs Prescott & Chase, Alsott
Horton, Baldwin Co, Taylor, GrisTold Co., Rett-
berg q Hausman, Morgan Root, and other mer-
chants. octs:420
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= VS. vs. " "a BsnhSm. enias95 Ju,tide Beif5s Psaos e

Kenneth Maher. Cleveland. Ohio, ---.- -
On the "a day Of October 1852 an order OF attach
meat was issued in this acon Toe the sum Of FORTY
eight and forty seven -hundredths dollars and the
cause set fo trial before said Jusfce st hfs ONCE IN
the city Of Cleveland, en- tbe 9Th day Of Dsoember
1s52, at O'olcck, An D n SXFEISE ~
Cleveland, Dot. 81, 1852 a noTI.fi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15

ONO FAKNER.-It will be gratifying to
agricultural readers to know that the publi-
cation of the Ohio Farmer, which was tempo
Tarily suspended, is to be resumed shortly
It has passed into the hands Of Colonel S. D.
Harris, editor of the Ohio CultivatOr, and
Mr.. VIM. B. Fairchild, formerly editor of the
Xenia Torch-Light. Colonel Harris adds te
years of ezperince in the management Of an
agricultural paper, great enthusiasm in it,
as wen as very superior capacity as an editor.
He will be agricultural editor Of the Farmer
while Mr.. FairchiId viii assume charge Of
the news, commercial and miscellaneous de-
partments. The CultivatOr will be published
here as usual.
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nIARKET-November IA
NJ A R 1 N E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


EErERRD-EOvRMBER T.
Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Propeller Iron City, Turner, Outonagon
Scow Winfield Scott, Averil1, Point au Pelee
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
Brig MayhOWer, July, Oedensburgh
Schooner Cataraugus, Middleton, Toronto
ScOw Planet, Allen, Detroit.
scow Falcon, Brown, ct. Clair.
AsHoRE.-The Buffalo Courier learns from Mr..
A Head that the propeller Sciota is ashore at Grand
River, Canada West. She was bound up light. She
is lying in about three feet Of water and her hull i'm
bedded nearly three feet In the sand.
The following vessels passed the port Of Detroit
November 18th.
UP-PTogslleT Tonswanda; schoOners Surprise, Ma
rowN--Propeller Wenons, Badger State; bark One
onata, Mary Jane, MilEaukee; schooners Razor Res
olute, Wing. Of the Wind, Dauntiess, COLLEEN iBsr-
70 {, Z e Koberts, d. y. Dickinson, A. Medberry,
Colonel Williams, Anna O. Rayner, Pilgrim Hyphsn
Wyoming, Somerset, Harvest Home, q r. Walker
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COnStable,s sale

RY VIRTUE OF TWO ORDERS
IL } Of Sale, have levied on and shall exnose 6oT
sale al public yenduo, according 10 law at the Canal
basn in this City, on Thursday, the ath DAY Of NO
veInber5 1872, between the hours of 10 A. M and P
Of said day, the following described property, to
wit: the FFF--'' - -
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MONEY TO loan,

ITO LOAN.-MoNEY 10 LOAN ON
Il good Real Estate Security. Aiso-good Old Mort
gaeea wanted. W. q. SOOFIElLD CO.,
sopt2 In2 st Clair-Sf
&S0 nm MONEY ADVANUED.
p0Os sOOU in suHs to suit-at the old stand md
veil known WAGAER'S Qhes, On securities Of eTery
5lnQ, Tlzs pTy Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Plate, Watches, Diamonds JeWslry, Fire Arms Fur
nituEe, CaTpetsi Clothing Pianos Mirrors Paintings
and Personal Property, the most satisactory tsra
Business strictly private Estabished 1851 Watcbe1
and 5eWelry for sale ct bargains.
J. O. q W. WAGHER. No WAksr-St.
Oor. supeEior-St.. over Davis + Pieznttois store
CKnnn 4
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LEGAL NOTICES,
4 PPLTCGTT0V F0P DIp05

A PPLICATION FOR PARDON.
~ Notice i hereby given that application will be
made % his EXeelency, the Governor Of the Stnte
oI gMo, tor : he pardon Of George Sehuchart, who
as az the May Term, A. D., 1859, of the Court or
common Plea Of CuyahoRa county, convicted Of the
crime OF burglary and larceny, and then sentenced
i've years. V.I EI T7I -. VI
CLEVELAND. Nnvanhar 3 IsE2 -,.l..r.--
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HOOP SKIRTS-ALL SIZES.
IL RErTBER9 4 HAUsMANN.
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CHICAGO MARKET-NOvsmber14. Il.

VAIOAuU IAhhhI-NOVemDer IA
icy TELEsRAPH.I
Flour Market quiet.
Wbeat-5Market dell at 9i5zsssc for No. land 7S9
COrn-Dull. Sales at egG3Oc
Oats-11tc better Sales at 35J<c
l09,.OO bush corn.
shiPments-8,aOO bbls -four; $1,000 bush wheat.
1900 bush corn.
GFreights Market half cent higher; corn I5c,
wheat l65sc TO Buffalo
ExchRnge-Market = per cent. premium.
GOld-5O & cent. premium.
MILWAUKEE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA.
EBT TELEGRAPH.I
ElOuF-Market dull.
Wheat-Market 5zG5lc lower. Sales at 81 a5kca9OlS
heceipts-l,S 800 bbls flour
ShiPments-LsOO bbls flour; $500 bush wheat
Eretghts-Fifteen cents.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20

a DIspAToH from Nashville says thesrebels
have fallen back from Murfreesboro, having
paroled the pirvates, taking our officers with
them. We hope they viii keep the officers
at least such of them as are responsible for
the recent disgrace il. Tennessee. The idea
that e. SQUAD Of gurrillas should bounce upon
and cut up and destroy two of our regiments
| Is humiIiating and disheartening. esH g
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q One hundred and fifty men organized in
MaysYille to go to the relief Of Lexington, but
the large number of men that went tTom this
State caused them to give up the expedition.
Forty mounted men, however, started from
Fleming county. yesterday mornlnga togo to
Paris. They probably arrived in time to aid
the beleagured Parisians. There was rumor
in Maysville yesterday that Humphrey Mar
shall was approaching Eastern Kentucky with
considerablei force sssao aiHs Is sbaa6 s
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SONNET.

Fer the Union AppeaI-l
How blest is he for whom the sigh
Of gentle woman of is bresthedl-
On whom is fixed her wistful eye
Around whose heart her hopes are wreathedl
Oh, priceless is her tender lovei
T is the OILY drop TO mankind given
From the bright bowl that's filed above,
From which they drink of bliss in heaven
But not for all does womanss heart
Yield up the feeling there implanted
Alasi t Is of the bitter part
Of him to whom it ne'er is granted,
To prise it most. Thus are fairsst
And richest gems always tbs rarest
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Telegraphic Correspondence of Cincinnati Commercsl
Military Matters In Ohio.

q COLUMBUS, july le, ls62.--This has been
o busy day il the Executive offices. A large
number Of recruiting commissions have been
issued for all parts of the State. Influential
Germans in the northern portion Of the State
have offered to raise German regiment, and
authority has been granted. Another in the
southern counties will be raised under like
auspices.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20

The inquiry into the loyalty of Ben. Wood
will not be entered upon this session, the Ju-
dietary Committee having concluded to post
pone the matter until December.
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End Of a Strike.

New YoRK, July l6.--At meeting of grain
shovelers last evening, it was agreed to go to
work to-day on any vessel not employing
elevators. ~ sa95 nss Izs 8
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ATTENTION FARMERS AND
y PICKET GUARDS!

r EFT my stabe, and probably the city, on Sunday
IL morning June o. a SoRREL MARE, seven or
eight years old about fourteen hands high, ponybult
round rump, heavy neck, in very good order, LEFT
hind foot white with collar marks three inches long
on both shoulders; black saddle with blue bride,
broken bit with long branches and steel curb chain,
webb reins. | hired her out 1T o'clock A. M, to a
inches tall sparly built smooth face, yellowish
pexion black hair and wearing grey cashmere pants
and black coat ANY one who win return the Mare
give such information that find her, will be liber
ally rewarded.
PAUL SCHUSTER,
Arabian Stable Union street, between Second and
Third streets. Witt
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MEMPHIS, SUNDAY. JULY 20. 1862.
THE STATE OF EUROPE.


THE STATE OF EUROPE
THE CRATER SMOKES.
National Arson in Russia.
SIEGE OF ADE.
INSURRECTIONSi
The French Clergy and the AllocutIOn !!
HCHILD LENDSl
Italy Recognixed!
RIOTS IN PORTUGAL.
THE MEXICAN ELEPHANT!!
Intervention, Etc. Etc, Etc
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! III]L i LLL i

I aO0L ool Oo ool OOllO o0l2 6OIl5 ON 3 90
2 5oI 0OI SOL QOl2 oOT15 n0 y 75T22 sol 81 50
3 eoI 8OOIl0 O0IIz 00I6 oel2O OO25 O0ia0 oo 900
5ollO OsIl2 5Oll4 OO2O OOI25 OO8l 26Is7 50 G 50
sooIl2 OOll5 OOlS OOl2i OolsO oos7 SOFAS o. 1900
elO 5oll4 COLI 5o2l Oo28 OOls5 OO4s 1852 81 s. 80
~ oone OO20 OOI24 Oes2 OOIlO OO50 Oo75s $4,000
s1s 5Ols OO22 b027 O0s6 O0I46 O056 25I67 50115 50
IS oO2o o025 O0Iso 004O o0I50 0062 0O75 o. rs
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20

gE1HE Stock and FIXTURES Of q retail Drug stors,
on ~ the best locations h the city. Apply q
this once. Viva 1897 % taAfs No ..sal p
saf-Au
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- '99e9A esa94HFsN SO .9E8arss q u
sTs1tal TpoE 10 eao4 fsls9sgssr efr .sa.sa s.,
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SD ITEa
% .1a7l5q sssis5g sAs5 ssxod aaki931s3 aagTa
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There has been great change IN the Euro
pean mind about America, and it is going on.
Time is there working to our advantage. The
feeling in England is, from highest to lowest,
one Of great relief to find she has kept out of
the American war That feeling will in the
end bring other and kind feelings in time.
We pick up q crumb of comfort now and
then on the slavery question, but we still long
for the great work of emancipation to begin.
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Intervention. Etc. Etc, Etc
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sfa@9 9agas9m hG3 taa ssas55mls9 63Hsa blatR
.gasmaaaot5f at8msaa 81
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The Insurreettonary Eptdemtc---It Il
Spreads to Crotia and Rosnias Is felt I'm
Hungary, feared at Vienna, threatens
Become European
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Eurepean Intervention

Correspondence Of the Ny. Tribune
q MAEoHEsrER3 Eng, June29, ls62.--I think
by this time you are convinced that I was
right and had good grounds for assuring you
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bes of my own family. ! Quilted England
in despair. gained time for reflection; and,
unpinched by want, full of youth and strength,
and the capacity Of enjoyin. life, such as
many parts of the world would have offered
to me, have yet returned.a half-convicted
criminal, led by sincere repentance and de-
sire TO serve the ends~of Justice. / know
what have to expect. A terrible fate awaits
me-terrible to any man of education and
refinement But if / possessed those noble
qualities my guilt is only the greater. know.
my lord, what have to bear. / repeat, it is
dreadful fate, but have looked it calmly in
the face, and l deliberately prefer penal SER
vitude for life to existence, to continued dis
guise, concealment, and passive remorse. /
make no appeal for mercy. my lord. i only
ask you to believe in my sincere repentance,
and my only desire is, that justice, complete
justice, may be done. l appeal only to that
still higher tribunal for mercy [holding up his
hand)-that tribunal where alone an appeal
for pardon can be ftly made. My lord, /
await my sentence.
The prisoner spoke in a clear, firm voice,
his manner was cool and digni6ed, and each
sentence was well weighed. His demeanor
throughout the whole proceeding excited the
most profound attention and astonishment.
He was sentenced to imprisonment for life.
The prisoner heard his doom with the
greatest composure, and on leaving the dock
he bowed to some of his friends who were in
the body of the court Some ladies, who
were understood to be related to the prisoner,
were much affected.