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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28
SUGGESTIVE rAcrs.

Washington County is the birthplace of
Brough. Hamilton was for some years Lis
residence and now helisa citizen of sCuya-
hoga- The results of the election in these
three points, where he is best known. are as
follows:
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28

Tongues are apt to be unruly. for, as We.
can't see them, it is impossible to keep a,
watch on them,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28
RUTH: A SACRED CANTawA.
THE Revival MUSIC BooK

contains l26 pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer.
music BY Prof. Gull. This is excellent book for
concerts for the young. P,ces--paper covers, 20
cents, SIS per lofs bound, 25 cents, 500 per IO6.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28

Letters for Union pnsonsrs in Richmond
should be directed to Castle Thunder instead
of Libby Psison.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28
GEN. HosEe.A s.sTArF CHANCES.

The following portions Of a recent order
from Gen. Roseerans; announcing staff chang
es, pay neritetf compliments 20 Gem Garfield
and Col. Barnett, which will be read with
pleasure by their many friends:
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28

Columbiana County was Vallandigham's
birthplace, Dayton for years was his resi-
dence, and he is now citizen of Windsor.
Canada. The result of the vote in these
places is as follows:
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28
Von. "a 81. No. 49, snaiRs ahR
ST. 75-New 7-Octave Piano

OF different makers, for rs, do with carved legs 81
$225 anu S2in Serond-hand Pianos and Melodeoes
SIS. 40, so, 60. rs. 100, rs, 1875, $50 and i6o.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28

Correspondence from Morris Island says
that not Vallandigham man has been found
among the Ohio troops, of which there are
there the 25th, 76th, 10th. I'D and 67th.-
They are all true "Union blue.D
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28

There comes, from ,onder height,
soft, repining sound,
Where forest leaves are bright,
And fall, like flakes of light.
To the ground.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28
VOCAL MUSIC, WITH PIANO ACCOM-.
PANIHEENT.

Publisher of the above BOOKS. OK p'0AuW's' ne" 1o's'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30

PRoNorIoNs IN THE ARME-The fol-
lowing promotions to the rank Of Briga-
der General have recently been made by
the President:
Coz. G. G. Wharton, Of Va, from July
Sth.
Col w. A. Quarles, of Tenn, from Au-
gust 18th.
Lt.-Col Robert d. johnson. Of N. c., from
September -.
Col A. Perrio, Of g. C., from september
10th.
Col. A. w. Reynolds, Of Va, fl. sstem7
ben. 14th.
Col 4. w. Psttus, of Ala, from septem-
Der 18th.
Col. T. N. Waul, of Texas, from Septem-
her 18th.
Col. A. L. Long, for artillery dutyon Gen
cral Lees staff, from September 2lst.
Col. II. r. jackson, Of Ca, from Sepfem-
Der 2lst.
Col. Writ Adams, Of Miss, from septem-
Der 18th.
Col James B. Gordon, of N. c.. from Sep
tember 3Sth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30

- ~sO~''Ss's't - 80
NE wtli ofEer on Friday, - October, ~ our ware.
- room, corner YIN and 0an oas, commencing ~
10 O'Clock the following Groceries, blockade Soods,
ana Man1tacauled Iooeccoe: -
g bags brown sugar
hnres cisrifisd s,rar
10 kees eosia
a0D sscks Va salt
8 cases Esstsrn dairy cheese
IA haT hhL ncsssh
10 bbs yinesrr
n hcxss acsn
as0 ann r,Snc6 calf sk;na
sS cs.es rrmnn., ,,ensr eI,s,,ce ana c,ovoa
5000 cS So.a sspS'' "'SPSo "u>' 0'o'e
q9s c..v asnns1 ss.1 c..,;r,o-. .h,-.s
n ~ kn;.a. - s..s ~
10 S ~. s ~.. s ~.
10 ~. ,o;!.s ~ ho..
400 shi.e "asSs.n "oso
-. i p,a..s . s.ss.i .h,s.a
Nar,..r s a..;,, . 49,.
Uen"s. sc.'s .a..s.o, .,..,
Ssas, name sS.p 1920 S,.,s,s '"'"'
on~drnrs
,.-i,o-., 49,, .,...
ra.,as ,.aaS ~ y..,;es, .,;..-.
Tester "n1 note ,.ree.sSc
40 :.
,non r.ck.oo. r..rnr,d sr.c..
Smokin~ tohscco IN hsTes ana hawaii.
psr,;o. He:;r;"s ~ se.s q. 800. -. 81. ~, Tin
ID a. x rn,sasx suu% s0''' 'o1 'nS 'a'e VI"
A,sn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30


~ = 80 s.. 8 -, - rr1n1a
x% - !ss.Xsss @.n .sss. 1ssst.ssc
S.sS ~ 49,. -
- 49, Hs.ss 49,. :. 49,
- -S 1.S.-...a 49,
-.sS --.S.s ~.s.ss.ss :.
49, ~sssa. .r1 1.seaw,ns
= 6 49, hlack sl1ecee
1ilk ard essaoa hlkls
Hooee GAseesD I'D ou1poo4e1s
PAyiaG cafde, tessh hsushes
HAM Pc, eeAy bno1o1o
Nsek ~, eolloa haH laee
BOX Qeeneleees pssino setTse
-. Lead peucils, pock ard pous4 bias
White end colofUd spool ooeaoa
RoCkse books, pnfsses drtaking cups
Me0eT baGe, 1ne eOunbo
Craps eollhs1, nssdlses aaehiDs, 20
E1sGans GRAPE ahawiss eraps bersges
H10ouoos ii1n eanvos
10 Military 1ckeee - Ynn4
Lisa cnmhstc htke whhe weddipg
: Ue9nne 1llk and ceo4A C)oAko
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30

u. Tas 0aEAf RAsfas III TEsMEssxE TIE NostA-
eyn AecosAts "A go arrival d Aosthsrn PageIs
this "wednesday moEning, ftou New York, phiis-
dsIp2lA aad Baltimore. With all the n ws Of the
great hattie In Tsnnsssee Papers from al parts Of
the 6osfh. anA al the City papers- Admission. far
81 day - ooote.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30

- MASONIC N091CE-Richinohd Lodge No
- 10. AHfethFen You are hereby summarized y
attend called meeesug Of your Lodge, 1t the Lodge
ro0u, on Marshall street. between 9th aud .th SIS
this Wednesday, aftesnasM, at az O'Clock, 10 pay
te st tribute 81 respect u your deceased hr0thef
" q uCNB.1 Members a. sister lodges and tran,
sssut bvetAree In good standing are isa,eruaily
tuvitAl % unite with IN.
By order the W n
se6Os-st JAAN nlDMeK, s,ec'ry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30

- Gonna EasioaA Csilasisiss;
Diseaess 6f thA Nails,
esstMsd ea1 Nsure- veacasar Cpsns, &c.
tsoated uilhont pei1 ~ Dr. DCHUETx, III Chfrop.
60 - - Fstasned an may b. consulted -
uenaA
oes wslaaersst nas.l Wan st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30

givsA q - 6elbet - lss q DecsnSsr .ext
1UA-Ooeehicd co1h; lho balance q - n
uoashe, soe N>UoeiaAlo ooees, VIII isssessi $40
.. i1s = .Axloa. A.s. {
n W0ka1ssoa q ca, Axc1a.-
No. ~ Main street.
EgNK sssssluset @ 1aSni6s1s, Csseauy. On.
ware, As. 8 ssells.-Oa Wsansg, ~
q eas $780,. Is "a Sais 9 - -.
neat Of tsg1itasA CspsAsy. 0ss.vssa q 90.
sastisG e " sllswtaq - Sslw sstiass:
80 &c. - sss:s cas'n
DseoeA an6eoAee uo1seoo1D
Aa1Bs oh0eh, on1 Ceteoo Mattresses %
IseaAee ~, Daaeksts, saa Sheets
oeAes lDuaGee. Ihesee
Ae111s0s 4slss 1seRs
3CA16ssah CAsIiaGss
l.Qals oasps9
Coe6lnG 81 Hnsloe Stoves
AAss sssestnsst q csoshsy ssd 0lasvass.
% - hsayy alIvss PLATED Eosks
3dss knivsa Ae. %.
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VIA % A1osD:
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5oeea 1se1AeA Oeeas usssAs
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30

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1900 sssss :. Ks. B s3ss, g e s
|sss AnAwY DHu116
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81 g q -
80 -,
Madame anhi.
s0'0 s'0'''''l'0 asm ufi ssaa 3. -
German Sopg-Den uebon IAnSen Tag.
Fantasia Piano
CT 1n.low: p.,,.
Solo Volin-Fanta1a, 2 ehc 90 "ess"eAe. Ass'
Cayaiini-0h, Luce d guest amino Doaisssh
. . = Madame = m s sae. Z. n. no1wr. and :.
Ttckees % 60, 70 pc neo y sne uOs<D .Afu -
snS sxensss :, 49, e,coc{ Concert Wl COMMENCE
:; ~; : 800 Ss;;.,a5 7,,Tz77z:
~ ,nn-x
Acoag md saags Manager = ~ 49,
Treasurer. 7" =
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OF s
MlDLOIHlANi
Or
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MANAGAno InOODAE
DO produced.
-
Nonm Tho doors open - . quarter 70 :. Fef'
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7T7TROP0IIT1N HALL.
AHY1Es frrn0NFSDA ~ MONT Nsrk ~ 1s6a
Rr..ru A1'1' A''" 4'1o' ~ ~ nsHScer
Hr;ll;."t ana Crov,ded Homes. 8
Rssort Of the ladies Of Richmond
Eourt,, v,eel and lasa n,ght of The
IRt.NEf.A OPERA TROUPE
Tr;nmnh Of Talent
~, p;or... T-or,,o RI N.oro p,nastor. =
aug aass nigS, last n,Sh,
e, e ~; ,;oh, lac, NIGHT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30


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E
So 49, &c. b.
1l E. ~ .l1!x r. =,!!.l. ~ ss,..s
~. ~. 80 .zS L. l.s 8 ]. -. 8 h.
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49, RI - - = 3d.
"a -
- -s:ssss an z7Si ~ N131TlS
q - 101 w&vHYD uLUyv AND 1900
snfnS6 ~ai1 17S p 0CuUE1z, c. HAE4, ~
- 3 sts.skrsSae ~. S3o1k G.ethsr
rS71ss Iesvs - 1hss1 3 DAILY - \
e'eleek 2 r, sl4elsie9 II 8
1Ass Two y ~ - 4 - ggs
= ee--e1
=:
no1yuQe g. g :. s., ~ s.s d
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We heye - very 49, I ~. 9 . =.
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= :ss==5==-5 :..::.s. ~ ,,.-s,,,,,1r
sos,ss s.,s q ~ a.si ~. sn
m. & 10 o'clock
Also,
70 ny salsof cope. kessl co31li y !. -. m;
morning. q 10 o'Cl0ct.
AisO,
10 my sale Of handsome Ial0sa!es ~. -
ingram csspess. g, p ~ As' S1P 49, =
u - - 0c.CA ~" '''sl q =, = AsApaTa Auct .
soW-A .----11-- - -
-. - =. ). = .,],1,n@100 -
AA1xzA1s1 W. : a 800.
--~,,,-.c,, .s--sN..x.r. ara o2hcr.. -Recruits
=. e. sscS.on,. no~nsed Astiliesy.
in western vnginia-she finest provtsioned amy
in the SERVICE and the easiest and hease'ess P.oo
in the Confederacy for soldering Bounty,
&C. furnished Immediately. Of1ce on Franklin 81,
between ian aud 18th, In the Law Bpildinx
HEADQ'Rs NAro's MOUNTED GCARD
Richmond, 6ept 9, leoS
4 TTENT1ON Meet IN 'front.' q tne CiIy n.n "
"A Wednesday, the J0sh tnesansy =. ~ ocs . =,
u, Tor drill, mounted. 6efgeauSs WIN sStOss - "a
=. nMr..
- 1u - -~P 1,9QVAa srORR0. O g. g
q 1-1. 49, s-e---.... : -
4 ENRlCO Mounted Guard, Attenstoa. -Attees
auseting q your conp.sy Z: tas C29sY
CosTtAocss GO g 49, Sc ~ Ssp'' = s
= =. 20 - o'~' mo n MACKENZIE, o 8. K
- -. -
FOR RENT. AND SALE
I;.c.,s,
ON l,ns,rnsns1I Vii, Ia rented
nsrtv ~ asIicers1 Or priyate gentlemen, OF four
or nve or to q gentleman aud lady without chill
dren Location on Franklin st, near Capltol square
Address, wltR particulars, D'PAseA v'>e
30 30-iC
Z. OR RENT-A new store house on the cornerpf
Broad aud Foushee SITS for rent. The house has
with two exceiiens cellars Ever, room aud cellar
has fre place and CRATE. For information apply to
w.: s 1917. LvM' s Ssm o..
go Wilt e. oIo.1 ..1 -o. s...
II: OR Rept-A large Room on the parlor door, suit
sS'S 'S w,s or Board and within four
Address BOX No Sl5, /" Richmond fost once
Be 3-Nf
1150V RTNT-Wfhon1 hoard. large furnishcC rUCm
on the 6rst floor, suitable for two gentlemen
Also, an unfurnished basement room Apply on tue
eooth s'do O. Trace ST. tne iouI'n uoof aooSe o'n'
sc sO-n
DOOM for rent Two more gentlemen can iiad
IL. another pleasant, iufnsned Dea- roon, WIN a.
seuuahee, " .tuyns ~. - e..eS., NV % r Ey
nus . allie Rsfsrsnce reom;re,i ss 3O-iis
:. -
LTOR RRNT-A neatly furnished Room, on the
first moor, = Mrs CHADwklls' Clay s s :S ,e
1S0K KTNT-f7o Rooms. suitable 1oT . SMALL
family. without children, on Broad street, Ie.
tween Sd aud 4th, No 246: Sc SO--lts
=. IN RRNT-1 5.,-n;.hed Room nm sonfA aide cf
ca straet hssv.er If and 9d. "a 3O-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30

HEILyORD q auctiou-On Wedee.day, the 7th
Nu October, at 10 o'eIsek 4 =, I VIII esII. uDoa
tbs premises. that very vsIuabIe psopssty hn0vn
% Milford Iyisg n CAeoIine co1DtY - ~ 4,
. B \, conialning about 40 assss, IL inDfovs-
ments thsreon conalstipg Of large taveSa, ssv-
eraI private dweIIlsRJ storshouss, smiths shop,
caxpsntss's shop, IuA hsf- house. Ae
II Il mot deemed necessary 70 participates @
this peOpsrty Ia we'll known - being tbs nost
valuable real sstate that hes been IN tbs 4srkst
for sometim II deemed necessary, the property
will be lividedin such manner to suit tne Wsats
mond, aud the improvensnts, render u o.s Of The
vsry best hnstpesS stands between Richmond end
BredeYIcksbuRg.
TEnns-losde known ON day Of sale
Persons desiring 10 attend the sale VIII Jeevs h
the cars q ~ o's1eck -, and returning, leave
Milford at II o'clock y. y.
- Is JAS n TAYLOR, Aust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30

uS&3R Aire.- have several negroes wish 70 hirs
ont Tor the balance d The year. Apply to NJ
a 18Th q, betNseh Frankln ord RF0Ad.
go 2--tautws " p wAfKnA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30
MILITARY NOTICEH

A TrENTlON, Maryiauders and oshers Recruits
A wanted for VIM Jacke0u's Mounted Aftin0y
in Weeeern Vupiuis-she finest provisiOned amy
10 the service and the easiest and healteeet Piace
in the Confederacy for soldering. Bounty, c.osning
&C. furnished Immediately Oface on Franklin 81
between l2th aud 18th, 10 the Law Bpiidin9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-30
RICHMOND And NORFOLK NAIL.

+ .ETTERS for the following PERSONS can be found !
- 1.-THE OFFICs, !" (llcC0tt's,) l2th 1t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-03
The Cnvn.ry service.

It is stated that Cavalry Bureau will
shortly be attached to the War Depart
ment. The Bureau will have charge Of
the organization and equipment of the
cavalry forces of the army, and the pro-
visions for mounting and re-mounting.-
The purchase of sll horses for the cavalry
service will be made by officers Of the
Quartermaster's Department under di-
rection of the Chief of the Cavalry Bu-
reau. Inspections Of horses offered for the
cavalry service will be made by cavalry
officers. Depots will be established for
the reception, organization and discipline
of cavalry recruits and new regiments, and
for the collection, care and training of
cavalry horses. These depots will be IN
der the general charge Of the Cavalry Bu-
reau. The enormous expense attending
the maintenance Of the cavalry arm points
to the necessity of greater care and more
iudicious management on the part Of cav
airy officers, that their horses may be con-
stantly kept up to the standard of eficien-
cy for service. Great neglects of duty in
this connection are TO be attributed to
officers in command Of cavalry troops. Il
is the design Of the War Department to
correct such neglects by dismissing from
the service officers whose ineficiency and
insttention result in the deterioration and
loss Of public animals under their charge"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-03


William Birney, Colonel of the Second
United States cOlored troops, and inspect
ing and mastering officer at Baltimore, pre-
sents an official report to the Assistant
Adjutsnt-General of his visit to one of the
institutions Of the Slave States; a slave
pen in Pratt street He found the part Of
the prison in which slaves we're confined,
enclosing brick paved yard, twenty-five
feat in width by forty in length. The front
wall is high brick one; the other sides
are occupied by the cells or prisons. In
this yard no tree or shrub grows-no flower
or blade Of grass can be seen. Here the
midday sun pours down it's scOrching rays,
and no breeze comes to temper the summer
heat. A few benches, hydrant, numerous
Wash.tubs and clOthes-lines, covered with
drying clothes, were all it contained.
In this place he found 26 men, boy, %
women, and infants. Sixteen Of the men
were shackled together by couples, at the
ankles, by heavy irons, and one had his
legs chsined together by ingeniOusly con-
trived locks connected by chains suspended
to his waist. The men and boys were all
confined upon the charge Of "dislOyalty,
which means an affection Tor the Union
Army. All Of them, on being released, ex.
pressed a desire to enter the service Of
the United States, and were conducted to
the recruiting Office. The women we're all
charged with the same crime. Il appears
from the statements of the released per-
sons that this slave pen has been used
chiefly for the purpose Of holding persons,
in evasion of the law of Coz Sress, entitled
to their freedom =. the District of COlum-
bia, an. persons claimed as slaves by rebel
Bympsthizers. They we're all liberated
and cared for. The greater pOrtiOI o.
these colOred persons were the slaves Of
the rebel General Stuart, sent here for SAFE
keeping.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-03
F. W. FoRsYrHE, Secretary"
-,


The Toledo Blade reports the sudden
death of John D. Campbell Esq, the well
known Superintendent of the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
He left Toledo Only few days ago in the
best of health to attend to business at the
East. He was taken sick at Boston, where
be died at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning.
The Blade says; ..-..
".Mr Campbell was a native of Wood
bury, New Jersey. His age was SO. He
came to the West several years since and
has been in the employ Of the Michigan
Southern Road as Assistant Superintend-
ent and General Superintendent for some
ten years past In both these capacities ne
displayed talents and industry rarely seen.
He had come to be regarded as part and
parcel Of the line, and the rapid improve
ment in its business and oonaition was
largely dus to his great ability in manage
ment. Time to-day admits of but the
briefest reference 10 this sad event.
"Mr. Csmpbelrs residence was in
Adrian, where his corpse will be taken for
interment. From Buffalo 8 special train
will take the remains"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-03
Importsnt Announcement---The Uniform
Must be Respected.



The President has at length issued the
order Of which we have frequently argued
the justice and necessity, viz: One Of re-
taliauiOn for injuries inflicted upon Federal
soldiers captured by the rebels. Long ago
The rebels began q system of torture and
persecution Of Federal officers and soldiers
taken as prisoners Of war, and few
months ago it was deliberately announced
as the decision Of the rebel Government,
that cOlored Federal soldiers would receive
no mercy, but should be sold into slavery,
while the officers in command of such
troops, should, if captured, be turned over
to the States in which they were taken, to
be dealt with according to the State laws
sgainst tampering with slaves. Such an
order was bsrbarous in the extreme, and
an unhesrd of assumption of power, for
who ever heard Of a people at war ventur-
ing TO prescribe what sort Of troops the
enemy should send against them. But the
order was given and that it remains in
force is proved by the revelations which
come from Charleston, showing how the
blacks who were captured at Fort Wagner
were tortured and sold into slavery. And
il more proof is wanted, it will be found
in our column Of specials, where in
stances of barbarity towards captured col
Ored men are portrayed until the blood al
most runs cold to read them Surely, it
was time for the Government to efFeciuslly
lift its voice against this great wrong, and
declare that unlessit was stopped, terrible
retribution should be resorted to.
The order Of the President says that the
uniform of the United States service, like
the Flag, shall be respected everywhere,
snd that heneeforth, whan Federal officer
is hung, a rebel officer shall speedily fol-
low; if a federal is shot a rebel shall be
shot; if imprisoned then northern pris-
on shall receive another inmate, and if any
United States black soldier shall be sold
into slavery, a rebel prisoner shall be se-
lscted and confined at hard labor in prison
until the black man shall be released.
COpperheads who had not a word in con-
demnaliOn Of the suferings of Union sol
diers in Southern prisons will now be
aghast ct the "inhumanity of the Lincoln
Government" rebel sympathisers who
have never yet denounced the imprisOn-
msnt OF Colonel Straight and his men, will
bewsil the fate of John Morgan; but loyal
men everywhere will feel that only tardy
Justice is done in this announcement ofthe
policy Of the Administration.
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MASTERS sALE.-Pursuant TO the
lEA command Of a decretal order Of sale, is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
hOga county, in the case in which R. @. Smith
is plaintiff and les Smith, ct al, defend
ants so me directed, 1 shall expose for sale ~
the door Of the court house in the city of Cleve-
land, the 18th day OF August, 1863, at o'clock
P NJ. Of said day, the following described lands
and tenements to-wit:
Situate in the township Of East Cleveland being
numb ber seven, in the twelfth range OF townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, IN the
State of Ohlo and which is also in the county of
CuyanOga, and is known by being part Of lots
No. 3S9 and 397 in East Cleveland township, be-
ginning at q stone in the Euclid road at the cen
ter Of the Beers road, and at the point where
said roads intersect with each other, thence
south 81 degrees east, eight chains and seventy
links to stone at the northeast corner OF land
owned by John C. CalhoOn, thence south 3s d.
grees, west two chains and ffty-nit anu one
half links TO land now owned by Edwin Fuller
thence north 52 degrees, west three chains and
seventy links 70 said FulleT's northeast corner,
thence north 3S degrees, east sixty y-four and one
b hslflinks to Thomas Shane's southeast corner,
thence north 81 degrees, west Eve CHAINS, to said
Shane's northeast corner in the center Of the
Euclid road, thence north 80 degrees east one
chain and nmety-hYe links to the place Of be-
ginnigg, containing two acres of land and no
more, but subject to all legal highways. Ap-
praised at $1,000
Cleveland, July 14th, 1868.
VIM. V. TOUSLET, Master Commissioner.
A. 7. SLADE, PITTS Attys. iulvi5452
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