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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02
TVREASURY DEPARTMENT OrrIcr

Z OF CohPTeoLLER or TBE CURRENCY, Washington,
September 3, 1863 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned been made to appear
iha The First National Bank of Worcester in the Coun.
" OF Worcester and State of has been
duly Organized under and according to the requirements
Of the Act of Congress, itlec An act to provide
national currency, secured BY pledge Of United Staea
stocks and to provide for the circulation redemp-
ton thereof approved February u.s. 1863 and has com.
piled with all the provisions OF said required to
complied with before commencing the business Of Bank
ing:
Now, therefore, 1, Hugh McLulloch, Comptroller Of
the Currency do hereb certify that the said First Ma
tional Bank of Worcester County CT Worcester, and
state Of Massaehuse IS. Is authorized commence the
business OF Banking under tile act Aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
office this ninth day of September, 1863
HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
sl2 di0w ComDtroer Of the Cnrrentv
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Esslm0nt County, OhiO--COurt Of
Common Pleas.

Moses Travis khE defendant 10 hereby notified ,hs,
Va on the lUh day. Of November tsSs.
Klira Travis }shs nsin'iG aisd petition for divcrce'
will be Ter hssstns ~ The nsxt,esm Of said Court
=. BIS d D IA r. COWENI
Nov, ~, lsc0s-ow Atys fos petitioner
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.Aucti0neer's Notice.

HEREBY TENDER NY SERVICES to the public
as Auctoneer, trusting by due attention 10 business
70 merit share Of public patronage, having applied fos
license as Auctleneen under the Excise Law OF the w.
s ANY person requiyng my services can psocure the
same by addressing me az Hunter, belmont Co, Ohio.
Jal JOSEPH d. MAYS, Austioneer.
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Paragraphs "Cartes de Vislte." !"

SUpERiOR 10 Photographs, being more clear aud
~ distinct Seventy-osie different kinds, comprising
distinguished Generals aud Statesmen. Price 10 cents
each. For sale Al WEl.DAY l. COLEMANS
Drug and Chemical Store, st. Ciairsven nuhio
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WOOL! WOOL!
ReIs,.omt Common PIens.

William q. Brown, Administrator NOTICE Ia here
OF James Rosenan, deceased, lN by given to
vs. the above named
Sarah A. Roseinai, Jas w. Rose }dcfendnnts ihuti
mun, Susan Roscnian, VIM. Me- above named plain.
Maxim, Matte X. Brown, and A. tiH has died IN the
masa McMakin, Conrt Of Common
Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio, n petition askl,u. for
authority from salt Cur execuie eerai, contract
eil,rred into betweeh The said James Hoseman decrns
ed, and one Joseph Miller for the conveyance by said
Roseman 10 said Miller IN fec simple the iatn N, which
the said Miller now resides IN Klrkwood Township, IN
said county being the Southeast quarter OF Section ~
IN Township OF Range q, IN The steubenvills Land
District, except about eighty acres IN the North corner
Of said quarter, occupied and owned by William
Bralio, containing about l6i acres upon the my meni
by said Miller OF The balance Of the purchase money
due on said contract b. L. COWEN.
oct. i5 iea3. ATTY for Pitt.
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A Friend in Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFAILIBLE LINIsENT, us an
external remedy is wiiou, rival and will alleviate pain
more speedily than any other preparation For all Rheu-
matte md Nervous Disorders is truly inulibe, and as
curtlve Tor sores, Wounds, Spruins, Bruises &c lis
sooiing, healing aud powerful properties
excite tile Just wonder ad asonishinem OF all WHO have
ever given II u tral Over thousand certificates OF
renarknble cnre. peyfornsd BY IL within the last 1--WE
years, attest the iact.
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.4ff0cIss,sesst .NOstce,

Edward Reed REFoRE l. Phillips, Justice OF
.w. - the Peace OF Pesse To4snship,
John OH Ridsnhoar. Bemon, County Ohio. -
u els 10. EnvWXrg, p%EI % Ir''S ''S
Oct 70. l60e '>S'
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GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE,
$3.50 euH l74, .Naim Ssrcef, Wheeling, va.
FALL AND WINTER IRA DE 1GCt.
TREMENDOUS STOC OF GOODS FOR Cash!
AND THOMAS.

nughnh eyhsvna
bc yysHsi
~ um n nkett oouerhths hur
o
aud
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A RED COW. with white stripe on her bnck and
~ arge white spot OH her forehead came 10 the prem
lses OF The sbsc ricr two miles aud quarter East Of
81 Cnirsvc. The owner will call aud prove property,
pay charges and take her away. ~ =.
oc2l EI.I.EN McNIECtIEN.
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To Horse Owners!

DIR. SWEETS INFAl.ILBLE LINIAIENT FOR
HORSES is unrivaed by any and In all Of Lame.
ness. arising from Sprais, bruises, wrench hing its
effect magical and certain Harness Saddle Calls
aud Ringbone may be easily prevented and cured In
their incpient Stages but confirmed cases are beyond
the possibility Of radical cure No ef the kind.
vnied by this Iinne, aud lis faithful application will
always remove the lameness, and enable the horse 10
travel with comparative ease.
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Sc WING MACHINE.

VNHEELEaA = WILSON'S IA y, ar.v
w ING MAfHlNEs; Machhs Twjs, iIRrsaS.
Spool Cotton, &s' Sonstahtly for ssls by rp p-'''
nose ERiNT T. rAcRaS
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$50 o. bx AYERS gb
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other pnr-
gatives in the market, and their superior virtues
are so universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality 10
maintained equal to the best 1t ever has been,
and that they may be depended on TO do all
thst they have ever done. 1a.lr s-91J.iI
Prepared by j.. G.. AVER, NJ. D., D. Co..,
Lowell. Mass, and sold By nna4 .6l
and I. ii. Patterson. .s-.--t-.-i.- a-.ss-.-t
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Staple Goods.

than iscfr
MlN Wy gHonn.R
" yMa atwnlLeGu i
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I AN CURED.

al havo taken six doses II Railways Pills Of three
pills each in day' they cured me Of Constipation,
Indigestion, aud dyspepsia have taken B--th's,
A--rS', and many other pills for years, and could
my obtain temporary relief II stopped the use OF
these pills for week my oil complaint would appear
Fix doses OF Railways Pills cured mo.
siEpIlEN BENNETT, U. 8. G. g."
az havc suffered with nyspspsis and Liver @ m.
plant for seven ycars-have used all SORTS pills
they would give mo temporary comfort, but was com.
PEELED to take them all the tme. have used one box
OF h. Railways fills ! am cured. havo not taken
particle Of medicine in six months. .l.. I...(
f. b. O.l-. @, NJ CHILDS, Roxbury, Mas.
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In ,hs buildin z Immediately West Of the Post Office
VT. Cl.AIRsvlLLE, where he will bs happy 10 ac 90
nodaie them wish anything In his line OF bu.iness
rsasoHabls terms. fs7 HUGH HARRl
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rILEsr sTRAINISs ST., ~ AND I:.'I TENEsMHs,


PI.kS, STRAlNING AM TENtSMUS,
Arc the results of Inflammation or Irritation Of the u.
cous memb ane Of tho bowels, induced by drastic
plls-,hese imperfect pills. Instead or being dissolved
by the chile carried to tho lower bowes, and 10.
duce q peris attic movement or evacuation by their
Irritation - hence tke sraining, cramps, vreneking
pains, piles and ie'.esmas, and ks frequent Jhss calls
70 The Ua'sr cosa that patients umdeg pAo take tAsss
Il you would nvoId these annoyanoes, whsasvsr
purgative me,iicine Is required take dose uf
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons aflicted with PILES may rely on positive
euro by their use. y snu'l G'..l t- Ilrl
COATED WITH GUM. JOB HHtf sHf .sf
COATED WITH GUM.
Ef9 nrs ~ COATED WITH GUN
m. Radway's Pills are elegantly CoAted with Gum,
aru free from tsto or smell be taken at all tmsa
and on all occasions. No danger Sl result from colds
" exposed 70 wet or damp weather amer takAg these
pills. ~ RI y ~ - 3 So 4A a II
SIX OF Railways PILLS tul,
aave secured vigorous evacuation, In severe cases
Of Inflammation OF the Bowels, Paralysis, 80, aiisr
Crotou oil Harlem OIL irjectjous and other means
ptctey failed dose OF Kadway's Pills wifi remove al
ebstructions, and FREQ passage. directions fsr
use are inside each box Price bon % cents Bold
by druggists, Medicine Dealers, and stsre-keepers.
N. h-Every Agent has been furnished with frssA
and new made Pills, A. each boz Is enclosed with
setssf Engraved kAbs, take none others.
.f, RADwAY 4 CO., ul.lt,-r-f
ila.- ... u MAIDEN lane, Hsw Ysrh
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.e1giIn --....--.....l lcNiE
jl|RA. )
MIS- \Sy.!l2/
DIR. RADWA AVS PILLS.
ARr THE nrsT ri'aGAIlyH Pills
AXE TiIE BET puRIAllvE FILLS
ARE Til# B ST fuRGATivE PILLS
~ 80 s1RAiXtNG.
no GRIPPING.
No IENEsNus
no FILES
y L.
BJTA BRISK AND THOROUGH
EVACUATION FROM THE 0WELS
a Is ALWAYS SEJURED. bod
Newly Discovered Principiesi IN purga,ives.
nr R,dway's rilIs are tho b,>t pga,ivc Pits in tho
worki and tho niiv Vegetable sub.uut fr Calomcl or
Sercuty disc .vu.ci. They arc corns,sel Of
! VEGETABLE EXTRACTS FROM ROOTS. ,.
HERBS. PLANTS. GUMS, SEEDS. FLOWERS,
BARKS, FRUITS AND WEEDS. PRE-
PARED IN vACUO.
One grain OF the extract Of tho medicinal proper.
ties oiidwdys Pills I"''@cs, agrracr curative power
over disease than rioFild OF the crude ind inert
inatori s thif enter nio all other pills In Those
Pills cuinpouird nf the active medicinal proper
tes Of tho Roots He bs, Plants, Flowers, Gums &c of
which thoy composed. One desc will prove their
super loriy t all othur pills. They
PURGE. CLEANSE, PURIFY. HEAL,
sOOTllE, CALM, STRENGTHEN,
INvIGoRATE,
And REGULATE THE SYSTEM.
Their Great tCOmbinatiOns.
They Apcr,eat, Tonic, Laxative, Alternative, slim
uani, Counter Irritaut, sudorinc. Hr
AS EvhCUANTs,
They moro certain and thorough Than the Drastic
and moro soothing and healing than Senna, or liheu.
barb, or Tamarnds, or Castor Oil.
e. IN SUDDEN ATTACKS OF
Inflammation Of the Bowels or stomac LIVER Spleen,
Ianc,sts Or Kidneys, Bilious Cholio Bilious Fever,
Fryspcas or Congestvo Fever Small Pox, Measles, or
sc .rlct Fever, 20 IN
SIX TO EIGHT OF DR.. RADwAY'S REGU-
LATING PILLS WILL PURGE THE PRIMA.
RY CAUSE OF THESE FROM THE SYSTEM
IN SIX HOURS.
One dose OF nr. Radway's Pills will cleanse tho ntes.
tna canal, and purge from tho bowels all orondiug
and retained humors, thoroughly lobela or the
best approved emctc will cIeansc tho stomach, with
out producing Inflammation, irritation, weakness,
STAINING,
or other unpleasant symptoms Tho are no other
purgavo pills in the world that will this dcsi
dc,atum.
BETTER THAN CALONEI OR BLUE PILL.
BETTER THAN CAIOMEL OR BLUE Pill.
BETTER THAN CALOMEL OK BLUE PILL
AS ALTERATIVES
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AuDIroRs' Uyrior, BEr. CouvTy, 1
ST.. CIAIRsvul9, Nov. y'h, 1868.
Z The foregoing exhibit OF the Receipts and Ex.
pendiures of Belmont County, IRON The LIST day
OF September, 1859. To the LIST day of September,
1903. is torCct as taken iron, the books OF this
office. r. s. CLARK,
Auditor Belmont County.
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l pco. Ayers
sARsAPARaILLh :. s.s':z

scRorrtA AND sCRoFUIoUs DISEASES.
From Emery Edes, Ueii,knogn merchant Of
Orfor,, Name;
nave eoln iarge Iuan.imees o, your oARsArAn-
c. H"s c ad @ t t6.e ~ to s
As ms. ~ our P9ope ~ w u, t,,eS ngiee mere M,
pceh no "ieuione 'iNo u peioIe III our coh'muniy''
Fruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pustules,
Ulcers. Sores, and all Diseases Of the Skin.
al only do nv duty TO You and the public, when
add nv Testimony 10 that Won publish of the ma
dicinal Virtues of your SAHsiPARILLA. Nv daugh.
ter, aged ten, had an nfiictipx humor IN ler ears
eyes, and hair for years. which we were unable to
cure until we tried your sARsAPARiLLA. Size has
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scroiaIous ernption. Which was yeyy trppnbesoms. pb
Noti,nS sordad sny reiief ,nt;i We ty;ed vonr 81.
sArARiLLA, which soon completely cured hers
MO-, Chor,s, cooe p,o or,b. ,r,d.,, I,o,,, s,-.
y Jage, Mnr'Gg Co. u'amnVoe'af~s e"o"''
vi bad for several Years n ycrv Troublesome bv.
NOR in my face, which grew constantly worse until
a@sSured ny features ana oecsms an nioiersols
s%miction. % t1ea alm0si every man coula O.
o3,n ADVICE ana medicine, put without any reiief
immedistsy % made my @ ass ss worse as You toa m. i
might for timei but IN q few weeks the new skin
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Sd III barn ;nst nasv c~rsJ ~ y yVu. ".
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NEW TIN SHOP.

THE undersigned informs the publis ,ha, he hs, open
! cd new .tH'i - 7T0V-'
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron store
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Taxes for the Veal. 1853.

fTNilE rate, Of Taxes ior IsS3 Ior B.itnoni County
l. are as follows, OIL euch hundred dollars Of yslss
ton:
STATE LEVY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-11


The State Central Committee has ap-
pointed q series Of Union meetings
throughout the State. The Hon. John
BrOugh will speak as follows: Toledo, July
22d; Cincinnati, July oath; Bucyrus, July
29th; Findley, August 9th; Greenville
August 18th; Hamilton, August 10Th;
Crestline, August 22d; Blanchester, Au-
gust 26th; Athens, August 9th; Ports
mouth, September ID; Hamilton, Sep
tsmber 9th; Lancaster, September 9th ;
Newark, September 11th; Barnesville,
September 10Th Alliance, September 18th /;
Wooster, September 28d; Marion, septem-
Der 26th; London, September Both.
Colonel Charles Anderson will speak at
the following places in the northern part
Of the State: Perrysburg, August 18th F.;
Napoleon, August 18th Defiance, August
18th; Toledo. August goth; Kalida, Au-
gust 22d Fremont, August oath; Tifin,
August 25th Csdiz, September 4th ;steu-
benVilIe, September 5th; CarrOlton, Sep
tember sth; Massilon, September 9th; New
Lisbon, September 10th; Warren, septem-
Der 11th; Ravenna, September 18th ;
Cleveland, September l4th; Medina, Sep
tember 18th; NOrwalk, September 18th ;
Shelby, September 18th; Mount Vernon,
September 18th.
Ex-Governor Dennison will be with Mr..
Brough at Bucyrus, July 29th, and with
Colonel Anderson at Massilon, September
9th, and New Lisbon, September 10th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-11
New EnEIand CnnItnlIsts.

PrO-slsvsry writers and takers have
delighted to dilate upon the fortunes
which New England capitalists are said to
have made by the war, and to ascribe all
the patriotism of the Yankees to desire
to fill their pockets. But while they are
thus eager to publish all reports of wealth
which these men gain, they:scrupulOusIy
avoid any mention of the generous response
which the same Yankees make to any call
for pecuniary aid. Thus, we shall see in
no Copperhead paper the fact that when
the word reached Boston that contribu-
tiOns were wanted for the wounded at
Gettysburg, two gentlemsn stood in the
Merchants Exchange and in one day re-
ceived twenty thousand dollars and more.
1t. is a fact, nevertheless.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-11
wYNKOOPs ICELAND PICTORIAL.

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary or
gans are ever prevalent, ipsi3iOus and dangerous
The properties Of i.cine to alleviate, cure and
up OJt these eOmpl ints must be 1peetorant Ano-
dyne and lnvigOr sting l.osentug ne mucus OF NE
throat and i'm 7arsing tone 10 the eutre system no
discovery IN sfical mastered this clae9
Ol diseases ike WINK, ops Iceland Peetor Al II
s used nth the most atom hing results in ~ csse1
Of Br0nchiti-, Influenza WhOop ng OouRh, Dipthe-
iii or Putrid Sore at Asthma, Group, Coughs
Colds, Nervous nebihty, &C.
Toe Rev }. J. Potter certihss, "a that have used
Dr. Wynk0ops PectoTat lor several years, Yself and
ia nv family, for ere Pulmonary Comp 'aintR, and
have recommended It to many Others and have new
er seen its eQual-" Rev. J. J. POTT sB,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Hundreds and thousands OF important testimonials
could be produced showing its remark able cores and
hat it NBVEE FAILs ft is imposed OF pure ice and
Moss, Eaim OF Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, amsane
Comrey Burd0ck, and other ingal uable eXpectorant
and tonic ingredients. lt Is harmless, prompt and
lasting. Iuvaiids and sufferers caanot niord 10 nag
lect a trial. EserF family should have IL It j. re-
markabe for Croup. Full de- cri ptiOus, recommend
afi9ns nd directions paBy each bOttl-.
50 o-Preratcd BY Dr. 4 ID. WYEKOOP, and sold By
| D. 5. BARNES 4 CO.. N. Y. juyl0-R 5seoW
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MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE.-In pursuance Of an
lVH order Of sale issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of OfCuyahoga County, Ohio in the
case in which Samuel Ferguson is Plaintiff and
Margaret Montgomery, Defendant, to me di-
rectsd, shall expose for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in the city OfClevelani on the 18th
day of August, 1868, at two o'clock in the after
noon of said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit
Situated in the township ef idlieburgh, in the
county of Cuyahoga, State Of Ohio, and Is known
as part of Fraction E, in the village Of Berea,
bounded, commencing at the south-easteOrner OF
Alexander Lair6's Iot-thence south three chains
to a stake-thence south s734 east chains and
% links to a stake-the ace north l0' west one
chain and two links TO a stake-thence north 61
east to the place Of beginning, containing 4-l0O
acres of land, subject to all legal highways. APP
praised at $500 90.
VIM. V. TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
H. CLARK, Plaintiff 5 Attorney.
iuI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-11

It is pleasant in view of the recent VIC
tories of the Federal arms, to read the pre-
dictions of failure with which our English
friends have been wont to indulge. The
Times was especially given to this sort of
encouragement of the Union. In its issue
of May 18th it contained letter from its
Richmond correspondent, in which the
writer says: aYour readers will be pre-
pared for the abandonment of all hostile
enterprises on the part Of the Federals
against Vicksburg or Port Hudson" and
again: "Never will the day dawn when
the. words 'Vicksburg has fallen will
thrill the Northern heart with exultation
and delight he also informs the British
World that "Vicksburg and Port Hudson
are practically impregnsble, that Grants
army is melting away like snow wreath,
and that Port Hudson is not likely TO be
again attacked from below nor Vicksburg
from above" All of this was doubtless
cOnsOling to Mason and his sympathizers,
but read in the light of the bonfres which
are kindled in honor of the victories of
Meade and Grant, it sounds very much
like Confederate bombsst rather than well
founded prophecy.
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The Effect.

The great Union victories recently won
have caused a decided fall, not only in
gold, but also, in "Copperheadism;" ;" not
that there is any comparison in intrinsic
value, between the precious metal and the
base alloy OF the other. It lis noticeable
fact that Union victories silence, to a
wonderful extent the crOakings of the dis
loyal, and those who were so lately defiant
as to military enrOllments and drafts, are
now quietly occupying the silent post of
observation I" There is nothing like sue
cess, nothing like sound Union battle
victory to stop the sibilant manifestations
Of the - unhappy They may sting
themselves and diel Perhaps they could
not do better
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-11

A correspondent of the New York Times
eharacterizes the conduct Of the citizens
about Gettysburg, as such as to stamp
them with dishOnOr and craven hearted
meanness- They were 80 sOrdidly mean
and unPatriOtio as to engender the belief
that tney were Indifferent as to which side
wa was whipped One man presented bill
IOr elgnteen rails which had been taken
rom y, m one a OF ms fences. The hotels charg-
60 Sz,oO per day milk was Is to 20 cents
per quart, and t'osny cents was charged
lor oandage for wounded soldier =
oqon ai eormoFants should live upon the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-11

AcclamatiOns Of rejoicing 20 up from
every city, village and hamlet throughout
the loyal States, in view Of the great vic
tories recently achieved over the rebels in
PennsylTania and at Yickbsurg. Cannon
hreing, illumiRatiOns, bOnfres, public
gatherings and COngratulatOry addresses,
show how deep and all-pervsding is the
peoples love Of country. The whole free
land is shown to be instinct with the vital
izing spirit Of National devotion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-11

Ohio Volunteer Infantry, wounded in the right
arm, going to Toledo.
George MeMaeken, Company q, 124th Ohio
vile.
B. Holmes, Co. B, 18th Michigan, from Wash
ingtOn to Toledo.
Gsntry. from KsntG.it 1' itI' - Poelo 81 in
charge of his father
Thomas Berwick, Co. c, sth Ohio Infantry,
from Gettysburgh to Toledo.
O. Pitts, Company r, 18th Ohio Volunteer In
fantry, wounded, from Washington to Ashta-
bula.
P. Warning. Co. G, 74th New York, from Get
tysburgh to Buffalo.