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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
RrNs.rLArRvItLR. July :. 1863.

MEssRs HosrErTrR sNtra-GsnaeaeH. Please send
me oue Of your Biers your earliest convenience as
have At all extensive sale for them have mrdi
cine OF which selling much your Bers. have
kep them during two year, last pa They have begun
10 sell they have performed remarkable in Dys
pepa which have been Of long standing and from which
they acquired reputation by other medicine In
send you certificates surprising anything
you published Of any value to you being anxious
such medicine will be introduced In every Place persons
w-r. well acquainted with as they would not De wnn-
out L. Respectfully YOUR, -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Special Notice..

-FNTERNTSATORS
"a, Rat. Mice osrhss Ants he'd Bugs, huskeo"s Moth
la T.r. Vooleus Ac Insects on Fani fowls, AnDalsi sc
rs y-sfs s-iati.hrl iu New Yoh Cay"
e. Only iuffiti~ frraci.s. known"
"fIer ffuin frisou'.'
" s.d iausrrJus g. the Human Family
." IL come out ~ their holes 60 die
~ SOD ly af Druggists clsryvher~
~ BEWAKE of all wOnhlr iniiitons
- .llr... IlfNAl u. 'OSTAR
- Tr.ndpa Depot. No 81 nfoiasey Ne" iors
A,,ocintion of Exempt Firemcn.-lhe me mbcrs oi
The .,o,e A-.ncili0n hrrhy uutirtD "rt q ic REV.
Jr Laius huron lu Hfoadwas, Prince -. Til RS
DAY AFTERNOON. sept y. a a'rloc fa the purpo.- 81
a, ending the funeral uf <e ht'hrl IhtOb H. sAH
Bfsk. fillAlE W. fNhN, if'l'"hi
a. ". WHEELER. X. :.
Womru'- National Lsapur.-Ih" usual fribl.r busl
me-, ,Ir,fInrs nf the NDNi H., LOYAL NATIONAL
LkAGifE will commence FRIDAY sgt = and viii be
L.ld wceAly that day Il at the hoc No. 20 Cooper
ln,iiiu. The usua ve,Ay Ily.finr ifg OF ih' members
of Nh. League vii h- held On WEDNESDAY OF each wceA
nt the sam' tiIr ani place
TN. oficr hours Of lnr League fom 10 To
Und Breath ~ the gTratcst curse ~ huurn uuily Il
heir to many lovers hls rpalled ho~ many ift nd-
forever parted The subject l. dscc; your nearest
firul. " III mention H. and you ignorant Of the ct
.our-.l To effect radical cuIc nee the " BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS drntfricr night and morning.
II lao bcauhr the complex xon removing all tan pimprs,
and ffeckos leaving the stin so and white Pc 80 cents.
For sale BY all Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03

ST NICHOLAS HOTEL NrwY0RK March ?. 1868.
DIS. HosTErTkR-Deir AU Beng OF a bilious temprfs
and having u. red much irO heretofore.
determined hen having New Orleans Tor Aew-l oIS i'm
last e. try your celebrated stomach hers Having
made trip thr propeller Tsde Wind without the least
ncougeuirna owing l. their preventive efficacy Procured
the 10Th of July box Of yous brs foI the Use OF NY
srf ffirnts contemplated voyage q Europe
the Great Eastern After getting 70 opened the bor,
together wli about ten % my fellow paFsook
of ou the SECOND Jay Of the ladies'
board Eel, sick, bat by taking half vine sias.tul Tires
times iay they recovered DR. Godsborow, the snips
py .ciAu and Capt Patton the Commander together with
lArs. portion Of the pasengers subsequently, eKpcrinented
with IN. Bi,tsr and uniformly with entire success They
will certify the fact during the whole tap not one
person board scssics after the second day Df g.
having pGed the last remaining bottle All niaiioie
specific. had none Of the article return voyage and
suffered than describe In con-eqgenes have or
drG, for from two of my lat" fellow paengcrs
now ia Liverpool and shall send them out BY thr next
You ought % have depot in Liverpool Advising
veutuin for the hrs time Tor Indeed al Try tne
obtain ii possible, supply Of your Stefs before
leaving port and thereby themselves against seasieA
- Am r.snactrnllx xnnr hrir nj ..rynnt-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03

HOSTETTER e. SMITH.
Propri..ors, piusbureh PA
Ncw'YeIk 0Giss y" ~ bssa@~aS'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03

Carprtings.
L. EDOERTOS.
Importer and JobbeT OF
CARPETIsGS, OIL-CLOrHS,
MATTlSOS, RUGS, &C.
Also.
For sale o Communion al the leading styles OF
PHILADELPHIA CARPETS.
Y. " HOTCHKISS, Manager.
NOS - AND 81 WORTH STREET
Latest Frou Charleston.
HEApuuAHrKgs. DsPALrskSr oP THE SOUTH
MoEKIs IsLAsp ;. e., Aug. "a, lboJ.
Having found % Ucc~-sary to employ Mr. w T. crane
Frank Leses Aui.; to Sketches OF the progressive
d-nolisisn of Ior sumter by Batteries most c.crT
fuy testimony to the general accuracy o hs dem
q A. GILMORE,
BuK Gen. Commanding
The Sketches above resfred TO- showing the PROCESS day
hy day IT the demolition Of Fort sumei appear THIS
IN fkANk LksLiEs ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
- rrrourrn AnrAycE oY I'D.

I Further report of lie movements Of Lees
army cannot BE- traced to any 'ru-t~orthy -'pfc" -
ceolonl.is here -r that 10 iAiotls An attack upon
Washing gton. which they Airk 10 ilia i.le prove sue
+
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
o,s uctuIA.s OFFICIAL prroHr.

Il Understood that Gen. Mcclellan has ap-
Piled 10 tlc War Dpfiueni iof leave 70 prlni Bio vols
ruous report at hl. own eipohse rcTniss Jon vii pro
Laby D. GRANTED o. publish iir flmr as private work
The waf Department d.scalming aHy f'sponfbAi'! IN
the matter
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Read

The Lender. Of Saturday. sept. 9th,
VIII co,s'aiu rcnIinisc"Dces OF
JACOB HAYS,
HIGH CONSTABLE or NEW YORK,
being tho first Il a series ~ papers entitled -
LEAVES FROM HE NOIE-BoOh W a PENNiA'
LINER.
Ia addition 10 this feature,
THE LEADER -
will bcfound 20 overflow with choice literary matter poca
criticisms Art Dramatic FeGistons original Poems &C.
H.. 49,.
II the be-t Weekly Paper published ard the public are
requested IT, columns be convinced OF tins iac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28
W AoEED.


NNANrED-20 GOOD STRONG MES FOR
70, East River. WAGE, sis list mouth, aud FUND
eadS wCrk. $50
= STOUT BOYS WANTED TO SAND
- , ptr moulding, Appl, at the MILL NO ~ last
l. b .uo I. 81
IN OK - NORS GIRLS GERMANS IRE
- s-ic 'l van. GOO w,ik w Ia Aul hhr wvk
co.'s. a. 80 bone - Etr'h AZ, j.
,lLABJELESW WASHED IMMEDIATELY
" towik en- ',rsr CO.. 'th ave aud elth 'irss,
an lOUNG MN WNNiLD FOR TIE
w IA e4a ~ ~ % .om ~, se1n ?, "a.
run pa from 81 90 10 al 90 Aiv ace 4 ~ -.
10 80 Mcr, her eh,nc tot pfize nonsr. over
mituun a lar. nos asaI me caiuaa. ., ana plenty
more pf zcs o. tc AIKEN. Avply 10 rkANEH co,
N-inr AMI Navy As,nts, cot HARRISON aud WEST
-. - tsf. Al
Inn MES WANTED 10 MOEk ON The
iboC ntrpl Rhrosd of New Jrt-,v, at Lsf,itt,
"a IA nae y. Islsty ,uJ. "sfes - pef day.
Innn iAUOHEKS iOE 1tlE C\MpfN
iDOO atd Nrlo. Eli road. . rh1-f distance
'n the ctt,. WAGE FL - p'r ca'. rad every
iN' f.tE. zee rlt. ,ty q "a uon art 60.
"a q !. ". uam the con4gauy ofrc", az 10
Irc,nsi.h,t i2i
1DDn LAB EtR> WANTED TO WORK
'OON nu . raiIrati short distance in the
coln'N - Aiy soik Wage \ - ~ dsy. Pc
- vail start tvtN morning 81 &c OK, foni III.
lisn viN' ., ~ u oA1sa,, % ~ toor t. N Wnhlu.
to iiotcl. 3is
SOln--WA\ lONN 500 ~ A
= - Wv rc'Gcrf ~" fsr r, stcuri', property
v.tb SVEN. Adlre'' VI, los l9j sun Oncc. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

EuR SEWERS WASIED iNMEpiATLl.N
l None bit steady hand. ueei sp.l,. Payment
weekly. Alsn fcw cir, taken - sru SEWN" Ap
.'ar- 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

a BOY AT THE DAkhRY 2 WEST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28
Slll.1E nv.

COLORED SUBSTITUTES WANTED Az
" 81 OiverS, I. Call by O'Clock, ain, "
- sihls, every duy 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

NOliot 10 LABORiNG rEOrIt-ALL
lndn.tron. and honest isblr,ng P'orle, With "A.
IN DO, " a. ar' IN nrol, crc'luH:Nnc., eau ohtain
sGilHhle iuiuru ion b. regard 10 fhr ~, and the
q ,ncet fr work there 4 the of.lce OF tho chill
Dl.E'S Ain SOCIETY, rcom II Clinton Hall, tiior
'n bc 10, r.,esG ra,, oS .,rr,s
LhiIdr n Who ar w.lou, hou, and friends, Will be
peut on tna'uitoilly 40
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AWUsEMENTR.
DARSuMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
An entire u.v pee,rsi illusHv DnmA
MANRlkI1E

An entire u.v spe.,rsi iilu.rv Drsma
MAKRlkI1E;
or, TUE wAESiNG OF DEATH.
:" "'''" rnE CiiosrsL spECrREi
Which IA thii.l ns and toucLi.r
rrANr9MlNn sppALLrT COMPANY,
PktNttR DANsEt ~,
NADLMOIsELLt MLDIA,
log oI' ''GGfr,iihN BALLtf pASipUaISs
N""lls NitrXyHfSi'RRin1' SSgitiSS,
$50 o'V.e ~ az Wizard q II, Nof,r, Iycs ~.
g,TEY tiJt'r, DGT ASb fyGSS7.
TvElA SiS l0uE rs ows MNGu,<.
rHE wONutLrTG. GIANT BuN
MOVING wNN nit kEs QUAKlA. eut, GO
Admission to all u Ct, children under 10. ,5c....
NEW BOwrN 1urNIkt-
i>soe r 80, I,tsatl.n,,o NJ 81 y w. r'>'>hh
ds,iai per- 5im."rs Of JAMS IiAlSl, az ..A
renowned sk NitE
'"' s'''' rI,r RAIsrR
Dram. Of the DEAii roktS. ,ndMhsMiE'N
hlNMrlC ltitArKt.
OLe,ee Ard M,nsH,ss. Gee. Nrs John Wooh
mis- IVr>i<., NNn EVERY tViSi<U ur,i
tntth,r note, biougham's renowned ttuavatfn',
Po.CAHoN.TAs:
VI GrSrinE' SAVAGE.
MRS. JOIN wuOD Us roCAHoNrAs.
hL L. frntt Go"rANY, IN rhE ca {.
Performance eon.m'h lac, With the nt" tomsdieus.
NY rRrsrRvER.
Do'rs opcn =. Commence before y. .0i
WANTED, RIGHT AWAY, SkvNRAL
w Young men. Mt over 10 ytars ot age, ring in "a
dane and ms A. be C. mie Good pa. Adde'S j..
\ y NJ, bon 30 Sun oihcc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

d MI BOY WANTED, AB,uT &c Or
- j e. 80 d -totorrrl rdi, max fie' &c. Ap
Iiy to mo sAs Dl MAN. 3uJ -Four ave "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28
isUlssA~. uAzS1,EAGAs. .~..

a HORSE FOR SALE--A GOON til a p
11hor.r 10. s.',, ~ andt high, ,ouu. ouG a., ..
ioi art o. tHc@. Can De seen NJ "a A,. u, .,. D..
d., -, II u sod fore. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

w cart irurt, ~ itIA ON, 4. baus.. An. . q.
iIanlItuu ga. -, cor H.mu.ou ave. aud Na.Er q,
a., sou Lraukyn. go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28
LOST ANU Found.

7 OST-Bi \ POOR WOMAN IN A Broad
- vv nnd ! "a Vt. sai,, the sun at 80. The finder
Nl pei,c add Gee iIo T. NJ. . f-cihc Place, Wet
9't.i, ~ &c. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

\ DNNNCE IN PRICE.
GrLLIrs Old
PLANTATION COFFEE.
L. on,clucue. % me advance in COIN aud hish
r'e,1t S1h,,TSe M gn9,,li ct ,eror,t.s St
- to udvsn," thu pirc, On aud alter tnii sstc,
.s- t.ualdi,coun, u the rr,se
WRIGHT GtLiItS 4 bKoTHfE.
q,s %g' AMI ri' 80 W %.4Glst, %.t .xY
Se- Noti october 10, 1866 az
Al PAMNBKOKtR'S TICKETS Want
-hed ~i pay 70 PEI ctu' uicic th,n ANY other
f'9n Ia nus c'il Tor eket e cHWoud.: satehes,
RLtCK AND WHITE wADDlNGS, COT
- too bVtuss wholosis, by I'll bale gr invoice.
% bv rest BY III dozen sheets. OF piece 70 ytrl,l
GWYSSt, A"nt A. v Sc, 81 81
RRkSl'S 2J& so CENT HAIR pit-Best
r. pc Nj ., G sSS ~ sst 90 o.aa III
iul.ba III. boz "a, BY D.nfs,s.s eu,r,Iy Oh"
EASn PAD FOR Old BOOKS AND
- Ne~.p pre- a. NL'lALL >, % Anu ST. Cali and
SEE ~ p.ic' Plo
('\Nu rhiD IOR RAGS AND OLD
NC al sh st's'gc cn.' cot r'ss aud WOOL. "a
M ''s }. Ii...i.; lid cent? pr II. h Ss.
EuUEArp'N NNiOSlC DrAG1IES, Noi
" h'"r.tIs'''i he.'o uri heh ID
/. .t % rttsf iu, ..iuUss uuyr..el
ic,t'ui sos, -. ,ni,,hsud I'v'as:
20. NJ b",s u, ,t,prs' n d'd lu'se;
IN s.."o 30 .raui ma % IL" Nm 20 psrc.
,,. ,g .,.. '.,n, 49, - q nigh ,., ai'un;
y cur "u ADS "a t.uS an Vuu nlnt.
mp" and ne al. vanish eth. - "ht,
! d.ikn, sNtn'h # morning hsht'
Nth at itai n j. imi".'ib 20 ,oncei,e tie In
| c'iinah"Vitre 'If +. our .ur' T. i.nM d.ca
| tel SOAP. t. otto upI. Mt ssrrihr, ion is to
! ttt cool Vuf.iyi. o. tom oil dT0ss. Az. touch,
| ra0, = mn =, gg,kl T. sun usn, s.lllvuef,, Riush
AID wi,,e a. r.iiau n.a,ic. H.. e.. Lima Il.
he liols - - mint pom ui,n ilr iuptr;insA
,aua, lay "iuu 10 n. olly rtice Of IN, Kind used
rrot "tue the .tiu; nom is cnull ont p.or rite,
| o. ttoury recon-. ~ i 10 s.u' men io a22l -
ton 10 tht face alto 'hltIu., Pound ~ u fELlN
| 80, "a nS ,uo' and sp .udd o'tnhn,hu,ini, .bJ
| Hf'atwh,h To sftId ste 0 al
| iMIUE AM NIi AElIDLLS FOR SOi.-
i''l ga camper d. Oh 4 b ,,n' BY the Ham
d'u t,pl's', - Hroai"ay. lh.y acni dAiJ a. vsry
! l'" fHt Jdl
7 aNhl nUura-i.OJ 10 inEN Win.
90 Grant nd na.. a. a o. ina, isib5' ~, ut
put oh. w'r ant'd nm ,utai bic cue. an
| NEW >OEk, Otr. 27Ill. lsl} THE Par.
IVA known .AnEAGS@ 30, N'sh s,hi.da,
tu'r' -, nd ira. Gllsh,r., 3ii pN,'on 81. n Y ~
! ,JEANtLo' ,tNiN! PENNIES = ElUHr
a pc &C premium vi b PA. 40 'ar,e or small
| DAVIS BGOHEE'N Il,ktIS WANIED
a. . h!"er Up star. | p.y mos 'ns any
I one IN NJ" Gotk iOr ak Of unm I'D. watehO
/ lra,lry' .un-, nn cu ui.r 'nent., ca, "a, ,iiE.,
/ .'ryol 4. 100. We oct van 81. d.t
/ HaE nIGlIESI ChSu Prices PAIDI
OH NrNsPNrLA' q. ven. d % y on. Oh
/ i'MfiiLt q er D. -4. 'id BIAS" bOOAs
/ MAs!Ef"rLk ~ h'ntrs, ~ 'net om?t ,'-,
/ Is ~ % ns..eiIs dep 'ni'ns Y'.c s.
-, uuDYat ,uo Il comp ,n e, cJpc sorc ~.
| 90 JOCK y LI... o. tN'..-spN, - Am ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

4 fOtk SEAT iWCkAW FOR SAIL.
In rect ORDER VIII seat fsuT p,f.lua AL. .. IA
bic or one hon pr.ce cJn iiGuIre 10 Thomp.r,
near Houston q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

~ tiI T. CIV II 20 huy ohe brinslnB hhNhp
lifSLOl' II i'pr imclth, Va, to HE liuthu Ing
I 10 As tiiIIit, ,J L. ct SRI Il, bet. Ave. " an.
! NV ioiG,IJ. 40 has light red OF aub u D.. ..
lsh, Llur eye, i,ir 90 upl kim, with itcckIs .I,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

w eils NO, a; qu l.Itvs .tu-t. accustomed fu
th. uuis p.trl d. Cal AZ Tfh az, o., " .cu
9ith AID spth st. Iuu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

r AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON
~ Drei. sGi ". 4 Wu.ons ewing machines,
b. pa .Hperieuc d opgrs or heiDm ng, tuckins . d
lrcy tsa DIM, taught perfect iot -. Recon- reDded
O. shop, siser earning AT s6l .tb bet 2GtL aud
-.'hss A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

S..pnD CN>u RAND ms DAY
eNs)O1 80 sut.,tr'.s wanted this day, to
~uuu the nboy. am INT viii be siven In cash. Ap-
4 AZ the trtnsl u : ,ul4t Ito e. . = Pearls. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

T usI-uN MJNDAi, OLiuEsE 1Gin,
- poiHtri su., br NJ '0 I'd hsd . hrss- cola,
'H ~ w. ~ I, ih. ID. mo- amy. liberal re-
> q siil b, given b, eta AUS tao came 10 -
SMITH u "a 1t 1-I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

RCRSlSlEkS--D GOOD bJkNlSHtkS
@1vsn'ei 10 voIk pla'ed ssr, None but tho.s
that understand the bus,pen need apply. BAL kY
4 CO, A.. Is come It 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

DRESS MAhEkS AND APPRENTICES
~Gatei 81 - Sin IN Az, no, iS'h and iGth s.s.
~ Sr.. NDHuA>.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

CkiMPEES, iAhE NUIiCt TIE Hi,h-
oe,' " aces ~. Pad. aui seod ,f,fnp.r. vsn,.d
Nbntdistely At > Cortland IT. ~ stnits 90
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4 WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE And
Female bslp, Of all nation, At Ne 5. Broadway,
pct, dooi a. the W ash ngtoT liOte. rhpe lately
snd'd employed Immediately Cooks wanted nor.
iets, and Amns hands. 80
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Ordinary se men. -
h lind ..'....... J.. 20
fr,meu, LIST class - 90
cali :Ss' I" i. -
,. onr b., g. I'll NJ, b. c,y D., ' .r' "
\ Rendcrvou. 50 ,hcn, s.rec.
WANTLD-A NjMBtR OF Mn ~ A
w provision snd yscsins eaiat -tncn'. ,ho-. sc
Apply at - fir-ta ave IL
WANTEIi--2 JOCRNtiNLN BARRIERS.
w good vases and steady ,mpoyr. d. to .ood
.ortmen Apps J. u CoYILLAs }. ,IoG ursusc
ct, near ~ ION a.. broosyu. lsj
VVANItD-AN INPEElLNCEn BUTTON
w hole maker, on famed b,c4se.. AZ Ne, "a
\(TANIED lOLNG Man 10 MOLK N
w ssocs store must Iut stand tbs husin
iIl KlcS. 20 N''''' ave- ''''A'" } ~ ~
NIANlED-GOOD HNNIs ~ MDbEL.
w and ,rlit m4chiIey Inquire u 40 l1
AXE s., "a iioO- Is
WANrID--A FEW GOOD HANDS tOE
w fur ..win' also i,w to .etrl, ~ Az CAu-is q,
WANILD-HOkSk NiOI.E>. ONE TO
w div ,hos.c ca have s,icad, loL Apg.vs ,i
Reach t. corntr - ere nvIc. n.
WANIED-Bi \ SHADY ME.iIANIC
w toad asn.all rom rlis' ti. iu = d, wac
iAnily, n,sr 'nntt 1t .ad lu~''. Referee e. ,is"n
S.ss }y % ''''' '"' 10 L. '''' l. De- '''A &c.,
\NANihD-A tiELMN\. N sAttNNs
w Hotel Awr irom . Go L. \. 81. 20
WANItD-A HLi'k~.lIiu. , HlLrtE
W. Nc, ARrhN',. 'a'tu.s.t -
NANILD A>IALltMAN. a WN>Iltl.
w aud driver, 81 -,a sums At. 10
WANItp - coon CLOAK HAkEEN
~ q a lT. oa; 81 ~, "a . l agd 'o''} ~
NTAhIID \ SNAEi A,tNL bOl TO
w ,p BOZ ayststs ana M d.. l...s -,nsI4|.. ...utI
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CLOAK HANDS WANTED, ~ lfIh
Ssve, bet sth ana oh Of, 222
CARPENTERS WANTED GOOD MN,
Ovntsr lob in.idc CuiDL>ioE co, - aud ..
wayne s.. j r-ey Clty
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EkRtND BOYS WANTED N A DRY
~ goods tore: thoss Twins tow mef.rred. Arply
t. JOHN ATNlLL. 1872 Had gu q. ~
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~cAz BOUNTY FOR 81 INSTITUTES.

5000 SlY-%4sJ CASH, ON Thurs
y ooO day & ths seek, when tn, Comp nv 10
mu .'T d. Come - day and secure II. No LunhnP,
no suhd tn - - n mputg ~ iustam,rst u All
IL pat Ne > Exc Hu' u &C., tour j00rs above ny
I3i'. Iio'r, 4. ct. Capt. r. COLE PA, r.. ~,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-03
nIiIIrnrr A1.rests In nhin.

In the record of Legislative Proceedings
it is seen that the House passed the House
bill To prevent illegal arrests in this
State" This title would give the idea that
it was the bill introduced under that title
by Mr.. Converse, and designed to prevent
such arrests as had been made by the Gov
ernment in the case of DR.. Olds and otherst
This, however, we are glad to say, is not
the case. Mr.. Converse's bill was on Tues
day amended by Mr.. Howe, by striking out
the original bill and inserting such pro-
visions as will make it legal for the Gener-
al Government to make just such arrests,
and repeating the present act under which
an effort is being made to prosecute the
parties engaged in making the late ar
rests.
Mr.. Converse sought to amend the
amended bill by providing that cases pend
ing should be prosecuted as though the
law had not been repealed, but his object
was defeated. Yeas 10, nays 40 The bill
passed by 81 yeas to IS nays.
Mr.. Converse, not wishing his title to 60
with another members bill, moved to
amend by substituting An act to retrieve
the Republican party from violations of a
criminal law of Ohio"
Mr.. smythe offered the following: "TO
abdicate the sovereignty Of the State of
Ohio, and transfer the same to the Presi-
dent of the United States"
DR.. Scott met this kind of slurring with
the following; "a bid to prevent disloyal
men from prosecuting loyal officers Of the
State and United States in the faithful
discharge of their duties" EE.U
All were voted down, and the bill passed
by its original title. It now goes to the
Senste.
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a, Z r,5,i0 and who ssid at the same tine,
al am death on Minister'S" by Daniel
Marcy, Democratic candidate for Congress
in the lst District, who said, at is time
for separation Of the South. I have
mind 10 sell my property and go South
and by William Brown, Democratic eandi-
date for Congress in the Sd District, who
said q Rather than that the Emancipation
Proclamation shall be enforced and Slavery
be abolished I rOoaEd prefer that the GOVer"-
nsat should be destroyed"
There, you miserable COPperhead sheet,
what do you think of your record? And
yet, in the face Of such evidence as this
you dare to deny the fact. And you dare
to- prate Of your UniOnism, when such
men as these ovn and control your party
and lead you by the willing nose Yo1
knosO that when leading Democrat comet
out for a vigorous prosecution Of the war
you try, with all your feeble little spite
to kick him out of the party. Ysu de
nounce Butler and Dickinson, two life
long Democrats, simpl y and solely because
they go for the use Of every and any mean
Of putting down the rebellion, including
the freeing of the slaves.
| If the above traitorous extracts from
your leaders are not enough, you can b'
furnished with column Of the same sort
enough to prove what we first asserted
that the Democratic party, as party, j
under the lead and control OF traitors.
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Legislative PROCEEDINGS.

In Senate, on Wednesday, Mr.. sprague
introduced bill to provide for the presen-
tation of Medals Of Honor to the enlisted
men of the army and volunteer forces Of
the State, who have distinguished, or who
NAV distinguish themselves in battle dur
ing the present rebellion.
Mr.. Gunckel, from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported in regard TO sundry
petitions, asking the passage Of a law to
prevent deserters from voting, that 1t
would probably be unconstitutional, and
asked to be dismissed from the further con-
sideration Of the subject, which was
sgresd to.
The House bill, making partial appro-
priations for the Penitentisry and Benev-
olent Institutions, was passed without
amendment.
The Senate confirmed the appointment
OF DR.. James Scott, of Warren county, as
Director of the Southern Lunatic Asylum,
and t. L. Hewitt the present incumbent
Clerk of the Penitentiary.
An effort was made by Mr.. Fink to take
from the table his resolution providing for
submitting to the electors of the State an
amendment of the Constitution, requiring
the next General Assembly, after its adOP-
ton, to enact law to prohibit the immi-
grafton Of black persons into the State.
The motion failed, and this question is
probably disposed of for the present ses-
sion.
In the House, the resolution to prevent
the circulation of foreign bank notes in
the State, was lost on its passage-yess 80,
nays 80.
The following bills were passed:
UMr. Cooks House bill, increasing the
levy that may be made for local school tax,
except in cities Of the first class, TO four
mills, provided the people vote to this ef-
feet.
"HOuse bill, to prevent illegal arrests in
this State
IHouse bill, to transfer the election Of
Fire Engineer, in Cleveland, from the peo-
pie to the City Council.
"Senate bill, to provide for taking the
enumeration Of the male inhabitants shove
the age Of tBenty-One years.
"House bill, to authorize insurance com
praisers and assessors of railroad property
to report to the Auditor of State in June Of
each year, instead of May, with sundry
amendments.