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taE1l7al nissi.uious items.
10 IFoy e.. ~ Express, new Con-
err7,f " organ, declares that slavery IL /
Ifit eiv6s expression to many such |
6ll Abolition" sentiments, i VIII be |
sasd snt 81 its party'laI 5.T i
IA law was passed al the last session Of
CznrrrEa hT which all patents we're forfeit
80 e II he anal fees were not paid within
-ssf ~ snOnfh fro1 lhs date of the issue. The
10 lgH 80 Just taksH effect and under It
r51la four hundred patents which had
s-r,rbeon. rrantsd preEiOus to March q, but
- thefss1 On which are unpaid, become void
Il bAnclg thea are some really valuable
slsE ,oleDi1 astiaal vIa.za7g s
cla is- AZ Ea1roE DaoWEED.--Ws learn from
GSChibazo Tribune that warren P. Isham,
n sformoriy of the Free Press editorial staff
scsaaud ials II the Chicago Times is supposed
"a have been one 81 the passengers on the
f-lslsd Sunbeam BE LEFT Chicago seven
VSsEs 40, intending to be absent three
Fii3 weeks since which time nothing has been
heard from him. he was known to have
eai - pSs5 70 return on the Sunbeam.
ss man named Dupey, weaver living
81 Bsthnai Green London, and with his
wife and three grown up children occupy
ing single room, got up shortly after
midnight on Tuesday and cut his wife g
RFoat with 3 razor so ehectually that
dssth must have been instantaneous. The
s54a children had raised an alarm, but the
eAa murderer had fed. On reaching the Reg
tnes Canal, be cut his own throat and
e. auns himself into the water, in which his
bedy was afterwards found.
SubstituteAFas presented at Proyidencs
a few days since, who, to show hts agility
- turaed somerset backwards, but mo-
being ready to 60 into camp the marsha
refuse TO accept him till he was ready fol
tie serviee.-But the Gsub" wanted hil
u lfis money, and the principal, having grea
boEz1l eoG6dence in his honesty, paid him threl
Eaiiai kaudred, with which the fellow skeddadle'
-EsB iSnd has not been heard from since, so th'
oae9 q ooEseript'i viii have to pay it over agaii
nsse or irelse co.
,aiisoh The stusrts, whohave fgured in the Vir
p sinia and Marylrnd campaign as sctiv
rebsI officers are desendet from DaViC
Etuart Of Inverness in Scotland, VIII
clAined as his ancestor an ilEgmate broth
o q Of Queen Mary Implicated in the re
bsllion Of 1715, under the lead Of the eide
preiender, David Stuart fed to Virgins
where he was engaged as tutor in th
family OF Mr., Brent, Of Richmond, Primo
william County. Mr.. Brent had marie
sla-l 8 Miss. Gibbons sister Of John Gibbonl
member Of Parliament for MiddleseK,) an
= her sister being at that time on visit
- Tirainia, Stuart succeeded in winning he
afecticns, and she married him.
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
a coNsUMPrlYE oUREp

DR.. n. JAMES, q Retired Physician Of gre
emineuce discOsored Whle Ia tie E1st Indies.
Q Itain cure for Consumption, Asthma, HTODchin
Coughs, Colds and General D5tiity. The renee
discovered BY him Whl q his 0niy child, daugl
~, Ess given Up o de- BIS enid was ruled and
nov alive End we'll. Desir rs bahedtting his e.
csssiuiy ustng this remedy, Tree, receipi Of the
homes, With Two 8tampa 20 pag gzpaIl-es There
not single Fess Of Consumptiol thai il does not Z
once taks hold Of and -lssipats- Might sEeats. pe
Eishuesss irritation Of the nerFaa iailureoi NOR
dlnculG pectoratio Z, sharp pains IL the lungs, so
actor Of The bowels, wasting away of the muscles.
D-fhe vrlfar VIII Diease s1atg he name Of the D
per they see this advurtiment in Addrtzs,
OHADn0Ck 4 90, .
iYia-4sa - rs Nnrth as, .phii.d .Inhia. =. |
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OHAPTER VIII.-CBIsoIHE.
IL vas two O'Clock at PitiEbur.h,
When tolg the Esstern train
And as had not sleep enongns
prepared TO sleep ag<,n; al
When female with Iluch bafgaeei
And band boxes, half score, "
Came and & ok the -eat besi me-
With her boxes on tsensof.
ghewas one Of those fair creatures
Seldom in romance seem
Che. thought wss sll Of ni'ys
or. p-rhaps, three times sLteeni
Rbe vas dressed IN latest "A hions
On her bead hafsa wore, ~ 20
Filled with hOwere Of ali cOlnrss
And stuck out foot or more.
She Was tall and thin and serawny,
And in fact quite masculine,
kndaher ample dress Of Batin
Spread on AWFUL criuO Oinei
And without my leave OF license
All thinks ], nv fa-dsome ltdyi
You are making rather frte.
voice she then sddresseam me, E
Neither musical nor sweet
.tsirf 1 have little ret dog,
and he wants TO have your seat
aHave you, mad snns" SAD snl Ing
THAT, indeed, is rather corIi
Where came FROM we learn Manners
You ne troubled such school
ssBut you're .Eplc me to it, mad IN,
Tor yOur dog now take my seat
Surely rom me such lioy
Should Hausht but polite1ess met;
7 ke it''-and took another
In IL EOcn sleeping lay.
And I slept without once waking,
Till tn da Hning OF the eHy-
ITo Be ooSTEUED.T
And We shall also continue 70 give Great Bargain
70 An who call at isasc Isaac's Union Hail, 81
have nov on hand the largest and most superb spo'
Of fashionable
FAIL and winter Goods,
~ Man and BOYS wear, that has ever been sen
! ieVeland and cur stock Of Fa,l and Ninisr keao
NTade OlOfhinf surpaBaes anything in the State.
1 L buy and sell for cash only wholesale ana ret
/ purchasers win do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
sola AQaneVfo fbesaIe OF singer Celebrated Begi
| : MGchfnes, Storris Automaton Preosnans ana
strong's Patent Army Bed-Irunk. =
n Corner Superior and Union-StA
! - Look out for the GIANTS.
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HARDWARE.
w, E, OareH g Co.,

IRON 4 NAILS, WAREHOUSE
Hos, g. s. 8 and s. RfEer-St, and s5, es 81 ana
D q tie Doek. Uleveland Ohio. 80. =
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sHERIFF'8 SALE.

+' 1ls GHERIFFss sALE.-Iua obedienee to the
command Of sn order CT sale issued from the
e Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county and
State Of Ohio, and to direetei ia the scsse
wherein James Kidney is plaintiff, and James
Mc9regor Defendant 7 shal expose sale
public aBcHou, at the door Of the Court House,
n the city Of Cleveland II sad county on the
seventh day Of October, A. ID. 1865, at the hour of
two o'clock P.M n. Of said day, the following de-
Rcrbed lands and tenements, to wit: Lot No
So one hundred and sixty-two in Ezekiel Folsom's
- '-t allotment Of the Charles Taylor farm, Ohio
City, anog Cleveland > SAID lot being Detroit
-c atreet, with front Of foity feet, aud extending
back with The same width to Vermont street
ias 2 Said iot is appraised at S6O0.a.rI -.f5f
7.sla sars Z EDGAR H. LEWIS, Sheriff,
% et'.s- By L. B. WHIrSEE, Deputy --
i. PHENTIss, PLAINTIFFS Att'y.
fl11 LIfa -el.L - Sheufs ONCE, @ l. ft.7 47a
Cleyeisnd, Ohio, Sept. z, 1903. = sepS.l19
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RHASTERiS SALE.-Pnrsusnt 70 the
N command of an order Of sale. issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cnyahogs county
at the suit of Truman a. Hosg ct al, against Jonn
Baker ct al, to me directed, shall expose IoI
sale at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House in the Cleveland on the nth day Of
October, 1853, at three O'Clock P. NJ the lanos
and tenements described as follows: Situate IN
the township of Brooklyn in the County OF Guy
ahoes and State Of Ohio, and boundeS and de.
serbed as follows: Being part Of fractional loi
No. Sc, and is bounded on the west o9 tano
owned blythe heirs -oi-C. D. Brayton, deceased
on the north by land owned by Francis Branch
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and 'souti
by land owned by Martin Kellogg, ana IS the eas
half Of twenty acres OF land oouugnt Dy U y
Brayton Of Seth Aiken IN ls4s, ana Is the sSln n
land conTeyedsb5 the administrators Of SAID U.
D. BraytOn TO said John Baker, April ~ lSoz
ALLAN T. BRINSMADE, 3
l-E Master Commissioner.
BAcEUs 4 NOBLT, .
Plaintiffs Attorneys. -raa-r
IA AsTER's SALE.-PursuEnlt = =
command Of an alias order Of ssle s,i,l ~
Court of Common Pleas g ~ iJssohs, me direct
ed, shall expose for sale at public auction, at
the cor Of the Court House in the city Of Cleye-
lsnd, on the 2lst day of September, 1868, at
o'clock, P. NJ, the following described Prenis-
es:
Situated in the township Of Brooklyn, being
number seven in the 18th range OF townships,
in the Connections Western Reserve, in the
State of Ohio, and which are also the county Of
CuyahOgs, and are known by beng part OF orig
inal lot 81 in ssld township, and are bounded as
follows Being subdivision lots numbers 500 to
522, both inclusive, and numbers 63l to 5i4s both
inclusive, and making % lots in S. S. Stones sur
Yey Of College Tract N said lot 81, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legal highways.
Appraised as follows: Lots 8 8 to 522 az Sl37.50
each lots 53I to 544 at Sl25 eacn.
August a. 1868. LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioner.
s. J. AsDREws, Plaintiff 5 Attorney.
augZ1-tds
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Farms EOR SALE.

"A acres tao miles fr5m the 'ttY, about 40 rods from
Enciid 81, on the CruE Efor kOad A good EArln
II use and 5arn vel sto sEea with rnit Of A.
kinds Prize eJI0f0. Te ul5 70 suif purch13nr-
IS aors IN Euclid miles iroin tho q 5tiubered,
new house, price s43 . ? acre Terms Ga T. .
Farm in kewblugh, i've miles irom tn eily-Io
house, good barn ana CIV strulas stream Of n yer
fai in wat 81 and NAL crchar
II acres gith lrume cottage taru, mile5 rom
ci y, near st. LAIR road, nas been ocoupied. pY =
ga drns Price 800. Terms easy. - =.
10 acre. 10 wO0c land balance impr i'edl on Euctq
rOsd, sSOt springs or water, fruits and g9oa
situation for grapes.
ghoio ana we'll eel ctad lands In icWas Wisconsin,
md michigan for sale OF sxehange
So arTss IN HeWOury About nlliss irUm OleFelanc
Good House and barns aud ins Orchard. eoo9a,
$50 acrs 81 m les from TSledo and mlle1 RON 81
seon station on Air Lins Railroadj 80 acres prai.
Ne and balance timber land. New houle and
BAN and good Fruit. s2O per acre farEns easy-
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A very desirable Residence, with ls acres Of land
convenient TO Street Railroad. ,
septic Aviator Buildins, loot G Of 5u5eTioT-st
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M AsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
lVg Pursuant TO an order Of sale to me direct
ed from the Court of Common Pleas ior ltyya- C1yS,
hoga County, in the State Of ONO IN an scs'U ~
plaintiff and Henry G. Abbey, administrator o.
the estate Of Robert Parks, deceased, and otheIs
are defendants, will expose for sale at PuoliSi
comfy. on the 9Th day Of October, 1868, conf
mencfng 81 2 o'clock P n, the following desc5lo-
ed lots Of land situate in the city OF Clsvelana u
said county, being in the Buffalo company
purchase, and numbered and APPRAISED as l'i'
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KEAt EsflTE.
IoHNe JENNINGS,
InSuranss and Real Estate Agent,
--e. REMOVED From
III SaperA9r-7t's .AAFul9 ni'o-9
10 ArWster Building, foot Of supe-ior-st

an suDsrisr-ss.. Marble Bloeks
10 ArWster Building, foot Of suPerior-st.
nay-WIu buy and sell Real EEtato on Commission.
Rsnt and lolleet Rents, &c.
EE-No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
f1r Ssies or Exchanges Actually Msds.
- Also issuss Policies 4 Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
RARsrg. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS ROB
= SALE Oh EXOHAHGE-
E,slid-st near Brounsll-TWo story Brick HOuss,
wi marble mantles, water and gas, bath rOoms,
Bouaost ave Tery rsirAbIs HousC and Lot Let sox
10 est. Water, gas, bath roolSs barn ae' t..o1
Uniysrsity aejshts, one ard balfstcfy Brick HOEls
BrsR Hotel oS sd sI tss acres 0, aud 81 miles from
.lhs city, bv plaok road. Brick Stab Q ard con
EirSma- near Perry' vacant Lot, ss7O feet
Ice Acres lies from al noi8 entra Eaitfoad5 90
acres improved. Exchange for Farm near TINS
Eris-st eo-d Brick Houses and Lots win rent
10 ray 10 = cent viii sell ssparate u desired.
Kan a., 50 acres Timber and leo acres PI iris. ~,
Illinois, I'D acres in CAlhC county n les IRON tns
Mississippi Rver. Exchange for pro 'srIy N thii
/ Tsaoy st, House and Lot. Si460.
Kingman-st large Brick RCRse and u acres land
/ seoyilis svenFe, large and eonvsniept two Etorl
Pro- p7ct-St, nezr Ere, Eoo1 Hruse and Lot s3C0o
| DEelling and ift en- aoi Is La. d on rlank road
six miles from City. 4 larEe C1nserV 1tory
] - Rrounds Ia dsomely lad out with ev6rgreenl
| shrubs and fiOEsrs. Alao, an abundance q Aruii
| Grape Vines, sc. st000.
Prospect Sireet-Thres frst class brick houses wiz
modern improvement u, one near Erie one nea
Bro nell, and one nezr huntington rest
! A yery besutiful and inely improved Yarn Of II
/ acres, on plank road, three miles from NafreE
TTumbud county, ohio, .
A hne h9siasnoe snd ial 80 Lot, onFnsr o. Lakes
and Ca-e-Avenne. kor sale cheap or exchahl
for o hsr property.
Grist Mil and thirty acIes OF Land, good DWeltn
House. Well Ioca ed and good WHter power
| 81 acres good Farming Land in Brscksvills, about
acres rich river bottom az5 Per acre, part on TIN
/ A nice Brick usa anu Lot on ths West side, nes
| the Circle on Franklin-St. q 500.
A Store House and Dwelling on Detrqit-st. Fsl
cheap. q
Hohmans Block for ssle ehssP-7art On tine.
A very valnsble Properly on hinsman'st.
A good House Bnd Barn, acro Lot. on hlnanlan-E
near ETie-Bt. e45O0.
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QRAYTON & sTOCKWELL.
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS,
0nOe fS sSs fps11anes AsSa.ss oses af6 = sssTloa.
HOUSES AND LOTs FOB sALE.

HOUSES AND LUIS FOH bALN. ~
TX story House and Lot Phelps-St, conYenielt 70
Price SUI.
Brick House and Los, No. IS ProsDsct-st Has Gas
and Water and small Ohoe attached, oonReni-
ent for o Physicisn. -
3 ouss and ios No 575 KinsmRn Street, lot l001s0
house has AL the modern i'm groyenonta OF not
and co water End Gas throughout farnaces
narDls mant IS, &C
large, new and elegant brick house and barni cor
Bri hou.e and lot on St. Clair Street, near ROn
good fruit, Wztsr gas, Sc A very deairaDie pf0P-
erty ~ rent OF for q is0mssiead- -. -
Frame Ho5se and lot l5g Kin-man Street. s2x5oo,
good well Of water ffuit, bnFns 20 Ierns easy.
pri SO ser foe.
A nrable houss ard lot in Hudson % exchange for
ciIy property. -
Fran house aud To- No los KInsmsn street, lot 50z
lt2 gOol fruit shd we'll. trice 81 900.
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LII IN o rs,
IR ON CIT Y
NORTHERN LIGHT

UE-This Trip OF more than Eleven Hundred Aliesl
embraces six degrees Of latitude and eleven deree
~ ION eitude passing through Lakes Erie ~. Olair
Huron and Superior and tbs beautiful Rtyors Detroi
TO tbe Tourist for Pleasure Health, % In The
snrsf of sl,ie ce more RBAL attractions thAa any
other on the continent Of America
SNrPassenRers from Toronto and montreal o4h
connect with oneof these Boats at fortsarnla on tne
s7eniuR Of the day they leave Detroit
lErOne Of the steamers, Sea brd or " I,
laaEs CHICAGO on Wednesday evening 0I eacn NesA
or superior City touching st al ntermediatp poFts
7OB FTJRTHER INFORMATION and all enqui-
ries reRardinR Freight or PASSAGE address
CLEVELAND AGENTS.
ROFs,T HANNA & CO., for Northern Light ana
n. GARRETSON & CO., for Meteor and Iili'
sussEY HNgi 4 AIeBRIDK, for Iron CITY and
EiH''' DETROIT AGENTS; -
3. P. BRADY 4 CO., for Iren City, Planetsn 0itJ
Of Cleveland; --... , 81. -, -
WILLIAMS Co., for Northern Light, IIlino and
It,0i fnUrbRfEs CO., for Traveller. mar s:45'
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Mks7TER'3 sAIE.

RTASTERiS SALE.-Parsnsnt % the
iFF command Of an order Of sale issued nom
fhs Cont on Com mon Piees Of Cuyshoga county,
n thecsse IN which Cyrus kidder and Peter kld-
der, executors Of Pliny Kidder, are Piaintits,
and Charles II. Parsons, Sarah R. Parsons Al
bert 6. Riddle, Myron r. Keith, George worth
ington, David Banks, David Banks, jr., william
Gould, J. P. Chapman, George Lyman LuLnef =.
Lyman, Joseph Lyman, Caleb AtHater, Wlhsm
E. BeckWith and Archibald Macarthur are de-
PENDANTS, to me directed, shall expose ior SAFE
at the door Of the Court House, in the CITY o.
Cleveland, on the 14th day Of October, loeS, 3,
o'clock P n. Of said day the following oeseTlDeo
lands and tenements, to wit: Situate IN Lne clt!
OF Cleveland, county Of Cuyahoga and state q
ohio. belng part of Tot number forty three, N4S)
being thirtv-three (3S) feet front on fork stree.,
and Tunning back Of equal depth (9sl ninety % %-nlhe
feet, and bounded the south by YORK seLSes, l5s
on the west by an slley which runs rom p. Ci.t
street 10 the lake, east by line lee
from and running parallel with the west iihe ~, ol
said lot. and north by line parallel WITH the
south line Of said lot and ninety-nAne iees IN
from. l.-t;sal
The said premises to be appraised adyeItlseo =.
and sold according according to Jaw, suDJscs - -
| the amount due said George WorthmgtOhi "
Wit the sum Of 81, 900, and interest At tee per
| cent, payable semi annually nom Deeemoer ~ ",
1862 Appraised, subject to sald moIIgsge' 7SII -
! 81. .233.OO. WM v. lOOsLlE lOOsslS -
| flsihtlAs flsLIls AsSe5I Ise5 aug24.45s
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.THEALL SUFFICIENT THR8b
-TRIESEMARI /, 2 and g are protected y 10Y
"A Letters Patent OF EnglsDd, and secured o n
seais Of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Fafis sln IN
Iupe -ial College OF Medicine, Eisnna.
- One 70 invaluabls for Exhaustion, bpsr7lasof
rboea and all physical disabilities.
NO Two completely eradicates sn traces o. tnose
dssgsas fhat nave heretofore been treated bJ the nat
Of mercury, T1eg65H Rse o. 60 Pasl- ~ ~.
'tEIBsEnAE, Nos. }, ana are preparations II tns
torn OF u zsnges devoid of IA Il and smell, and
be carried IN the WaistcOat po ket Sold In TIN
ard divided into sepgras doses as administered b
We pau, Lilsr3and, ROux RicOld, &c. Prics sS eacl
whereby there Is a saving OF g. To b had whole
rHlc Hnd retail OF Dr. BARROW, No. l9{ BlBeoksr-Ss.,
New York. II
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
Will forward the TregsnaT 70 any part of the world,
securely packed, and addressed according % the In
ssrIiotiOns OF the writer
EE-soId by @. W. CLARK, Agent TOR Olsvolas d. q
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DYERS.
CB EVE1AND
ExcelsioT French Dye House
FREDERICK CYRIAX, Prop'r,

pB-Rsiers 70 all Dry Goods Housss iu the City, an
engages to do only First Glass Werk, bsEinR besid {
eEeallent Dyera, the Beat Presssr and FinisheT IN
town Goods received and delivered By Evbrsss IRON
and - all rArts - 49,.
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RELnY.MAnE REBtn.ns.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh.
The RomHncs Of the Railroad. -
uHAPTEa YIII.-CaIsoLnL.

N the Author o. sFair Inez,r .IThe Prince {
wales, !" ''Ths Ghost Hunters, - he., &c
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MEDICAL.
BUaAR.OoATHD, PURHIY VRaRrABGA

= The Oldest, Cheapest, and most Reliable FamiV
Hedtcine in use. More used than any other kind.
1g-sold b Strong q Armstrong, Benton BFothsn
=. ". Palmer. Churchill Bro. Also, at Eholesai
and Fssatl ct lsl Onterio-5t., Cleveland, By ~.
g. q. NORRIS, Gen u Agent,
Tor Ohio, Mi0higAn and Indiana.
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HEWu buy and sell Real Estato on Commission.
Bsnt and olleet Rents, &C.
ET-No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
f1r Ssles or Exchanges Actually Mada.
81 Als0 issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates N
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

Uholsnls Agency tor ths asis Of shu.snberaer's IN
utlfA haft, Common and Charcoal Sheet Iron Jyiui
- 1ollef Plate spring PlOW and Blister steel, Stss
Elnu Ninrl, Bar Iron, Uroton Ntndov f1lRss. G-fnd
r3o1al, ND. o. Barr'B Oalahrated EiTe Proof SAFE
- e mAnutactnr.rt prices. n auEEBlsl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-09-11
Leaving the Sinking Ship

The Philadelphia North american (Ao-
olition) is sorely discouraged at the pros
pect of the coming election in Ponnsylva-
MIA. The Republicans are not only dis
organized, but it seems they are turning
copperheads. II says:
"The singular habit some of these Re
pub'icans have Of never saying word
against the mocrats, but of perpetually
denouncing the Republican President,
Cabinet, General-in-Chief, generals, and
almost every one else on our side, savors
more of real copperheadism than of any
thing else, and we cannot understand by
what right such men are allowed to call
themselves Republicans, when they are in
point Of fact virtual enemies"
The English Of all this is, we presume,
that every sensible or moderate man who
ever belonged to the Republican party
has made up his mind to leave It. The
onl y support the Administration has now
is from the contractors and the abolition
is.s-about one in ten of our voting pop
ulation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-09-11

SHARP TALK.-The Milwaukee Herold.
the leading German Republican paper in
the State, thus speaks of the late Republl-
can Convention:
So the clique have thus succeeded,
end indeed through gross frauds, in setting
aside the brave Solomon, and substituting
their pet Lewis. A more Infamous scans
dai has never been known to US, and we
say that those political tricksters, who, by
their false votes and bribery, have swind-
led themselves into a majority, are not
worthy TO govern the State OF Wiscon-
sin
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-09-11

New SPECTACLE FOR THE UNITED
STATES. The Trenton New Jersey) Ga
zeHe has the following of conscripts, or
substitutes en- route through New Jersey
TO the Potomac army
Several deserters were marched thro'
our streets yesterday, to blacksmith shop,
for the purpose of having the irons ad-
Jus,ed, to prevent any further attempt to
desert service assumed under the solemn
ities of an oath, and with an ample boun-
ty in their pockets Whatever other in .
dignity might settle on the character of
a man. we should regard that of " desert
er" as the greatest, and the most to be
avoided"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-09-11
OniuIon of a Soldier.

Mr. D. X. DEvASEY, an Ordnance Ser
gsaut ia the Army, lately addressed a
meeting in Montello, Marquette county,
and said ::
Gle, like many other observing men,
has brought home with him the key which
unlocks some of the mysteries why the
war has no, been brought to close long
ago. Aud tha, Is the great opportunities
for plunder, and the Thousands Of men en-
odged In that trade. lie said the Santa
tary Commission aud the Wet Nurse svs-
TEN Of this State are mos. benevolent in,
stitutons. The "goblers' have quarters
Of their own, and receive the donations
made by friends at home to their loved
ouss in the army. and there they sell and
speculate upon the very choice bits of lux
ury intended for the poor, sick, soldier
while the balance of their time is spent 10
playing With spotted cards, :" seren up"
"ten better DC.