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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

DYE FLOURl RYE FLOURI-
Il \ go bbis fresh ground Rye Flour Iust received
THATCHER, GARDEER, BURT o.,
5nOvSQ a1d ~ MerEia-St,
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A WAR MEETIEG will be held at the Cor.
ners, East Cleveland, on Friday evening
next, to raise volunteers and save the town
ship from draft. Mr.. Barlow, ESQ, and
others will address the meeting.
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Vacant Judgeship in this State.
ITo the Cineinnetl aazetts.1

COLUMBUS, December 2.
The Governor has information that leads
him to doubt the truth of the reports that
Morgan is in Toronto, Canada. He ad-
Vises people to be still on the watch for the
escaped raiders.
The annual term Of the Supreme Court
will commence next Monday. The Gov
ernOr has not yet appointed successor to
Judge Gholson. He is disposed to take
some one from Hamilton county Among
the names mentioned for this position Is
John W. Andrews Of this place.
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n. Y. STOCK mARKET-Des. 3.
BUFFALO aIARKEr-Dee. 2,

BUFFALO MARKRT-Dee.
GBT TELEGRAPH.I
Rl0ur-Dull and unchanged.
Wheut-Market quiet Nothing doing
C0rn-Msrket quiet.
Other grains quiet
Whtskey-FEir demand. Sales at 7Ac.
FretEhts-Qutst SC on wheat TO Rochester
0UO bush corn. -
IExpPrts-- - bbls -four, 7,OoO bush wheat, l7,-
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A dispatch was also received by private
party from Lieutenant LOomis, dated at
Nashville, Sd, stating that the bodies had ar
rived there and would reach this city on Sat,
urday.
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Father KEMP's Old Folks Concert
Company, composed of twenty-five ladies
and gentlemen, sing at Brsinard's Hall, on
Monday evening, Dec. Z.
dac2.IOQ
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TRAVELLER's REGISTER.
NOTICE.

Omnibus OrIers for the Depois will be charged 3J
csnts for each Passenger beta cen Perryst east ana
Kentueky-st, west; or 90 for the Carriage.
Ess. Of Perry to Hudson-st the price wi | be so
cents for each Passenger, or 81, 90 the Carriage.
East OF Hudson-St. Uardags will be sent for
81, so for from one to four Passengers
decz-l27 OFFICE-ls7 superior-st.
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PiaRa Tuhlna.

( ALIVEh Z. HANKS, -.
I J Professional Piano Forte Tuner.
All usrders iest ct the Music store Of 8. III
Hr Einz-d q Co.. rs sJrt-i-r Ftrras. ~ = n
at-n-F-'
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A HoAx.-The report ofthe Plain Dealer
Of Tuesday that three of the officers who es-
capped with Morgan had been captured near
Dayton, is pronounced BY the State Journal
q hoax,
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VoTE IN LIBBY PRIsoN.-The State Jour-
nal is furnished by Dr.. A. H. Lands, As
s'stant Surgeon of the 35th regiment, Owl,
with the flowing vote of the commissioned
officers in Libby Prison, Richmond, among
whom was DR.. L. himself, for Governor:
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BODIES OF Colonies CREIGHTON AND
CRANE AT NAsHvILLE.-Mayor Masters last
evening received the following dispatch from
DR.. NeWberry:
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HAehhALLEI OoCember s.
l, U. MASTERS, Mayor: The bodies of Col
onels Creighton and Crane are here in charge
Of an escort. They will be embalmsd TO- dSy
and forwarded tomorrow. Will telegraph
you from Louisville.
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Rose q Prsntiss' Provision Market Re.

Rose q Prenriss' Provision Market Re-
port.
The following are the rates charged By them:
Hams-hHgar cured premium Hams, d b.....-.....llo
5nouhuers- 8
Lard-Prime leaf, kettie-rend ed in bbis q a.I2c
Prime Leaf kettle rendered in kegs = b..i2l4c
EoEA-No. nsas p Do; 90
EAlA cl5Ar y DOi......- ,OO
SO No extra charge made for packages or carriage
TO railroad depOts or boats. Ali articles are warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filled. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. ROSE q PREHTL55
Nos. l42, IA and 40 Ontario-st., cleveland.
iuly4:R2s
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Six JOB PAINTERS WANrED.-Six first
class Job Printers Wanted. Apply at the
LEADRR job Office.
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MILITARY.
HEADQUARTERS I'd RECT o. NJ.
Especial e'rdsr No. S

IopeclaI VT0bT NO > ]
THE MEMBERS OF THE %
RFg'ment o n. are hereby notified that there
vi be an ell cti Of ons Lieut. Colonel for the above
Regiment, to be ueld on Tu sday, December sth, 1t
] 0 clock NJ at No. Engins House, Huntington
St 4th Ward
There will also ba an election # one st aud % Ut
for 20. G, ID Distr ct, 5th Ward. at Shafsrs Hail.
Marshall IT., on WEDNESDAY, December 9Th, at s
O'clock n. By order.
c. MACK,
nov2f-l23 Col Com'd'E % lteR'r. NJ
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LADIES, look at the beautiful styles of
Winter BOnnets just opened at Mrs. shaw's
rooms noY17:l3I
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ReeruIts Wanted for tha t2sth Regm,t,
FOR SALE.

T OTIS FOR SALg-135 FT. FRONT
i on Superior st., corner Of Mlirsen-St. Als1-
subiots IT, II and being a. feet front each on 5u-
periOr-S-, east OF MuirsOn-St. AlsO-l5 ieet front
on spriDR-st running bass to the PaiIroad track
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati Railroad 81 nds
Also IL feet5 inches front Champ ain-St uearIy
opposite the new 'ity court House.
sarFOr terms enquire Of PAINE WADE
o3-hD Attorneys.
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RUsIKagR RoTIOKs.
ID. W. GAGE,

Licensed War Claim Agent.
Collects BouDties. Pensions Back Pay, Prize Money
aud other War CLAIMS.
a9Porsonhl Attention is given to the prosecution
ef Claims In the Departments At MashingtOn.
sBAI persons having Claims should apply in per-
son. or By letter, at once, and they Hin receive
prompt attention.
ID. w. GAGE,
octis-R& l6s superior-st., Cleveland, o.
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DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

Il J SALE At A BARGAIN.-The late residence
OF the undersigned, No. s75 Kinsman-St Is offered
for sale on reasonable terms.
The house Is in good repair Il rocmT and pleasant
y arranged, and contains modern impr0ysmentg OF
Gas, Water, Bath EOUm, furnace, Marble Nantes,
ke., &C.
The lot is large, about one sore so feet deep has
two fronts Of 100 ieet each KinemAn and Orange
sta AID abounds in Fruits Of all Kinds hns shrub
berry, &C.
To any one desiring n really pleasant hcme, an op-
portunity Is nov given to purchase.
HS-for price, terms Of payment &c apply to
QEO. W. GARDNER,
noVl2-I23 II and "a Marv1u IL
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one thousand rebel prisoners left Camp
Chase yesterday for Camp Butler, Spring. gheld,
Illinois.
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CHICAGO 1IARKRT-Dec 2.

CHICAGO MARKRT-Dec. 3.
IEE TELEGRAPH.I
RlOur-Darket dull.
Wheat- Qu ct. Sales at @, ,IOdI lOS
COrn-SteEdy.
OaIs-Du J.
26 nol bush corn.
ExpOrts-l 800 bbs -four, 2,7Ol bush wheat
Hogs Steady and with out important change.
Dressed active. For heavy 81 e6Ac.
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A NOBLE WORK.-The patriotic citizens o.
Wellington have done noble dead, and
one that OughttO be followed by like work.
in other townships. We copy the following
interesting details-intsresting because com
mon humanity prompted the patriotic enter
priss-from the 0bsrlin News Of last week :
FIPrY-FIvE WAeoE LOADS OF WooD lon
Wednesday last, by two O'Clock, teams be-
gan to arrive, loaded with wood, and soon
they came from every direction, verging to
the center. When the band wagon was
brought out, the teams "Sheeled into line, -
eur excellent brass band preceding, and fol-
lowed through the principal street, forming
an imposing procession Of ffty-fve wagons
loaded with wood for the families of the SOL
dlsTs Of our village. Tho whole company
formed 10 circles on the public squars-s
"Wheel within q wheel'-until the space
was pretty we'll filed, when J. H. Dickson,
Esq, being called for, selected ono of the
central wagons for q rostrum, and responded
In 6 brief but appropriate speech for the oc-
oasion- After this three lusty cheers were
given for our brave soldiers in the field, and
then three more for the men who had pro-
vidsd this wood for their fsmilies The
Trustees then directed the distribution to
fourteen different families, from two to Eve
loads each, as their circumstances seemed to
to require, and all passed off with great salts
faction to all parties; and of these there were
but three-the donors, the recipients, and
the delighted lockers on. This good deed
originated in the patriotism, charity and
we'll known liberslity of our people. All
distinctions Of town, country and political
preJudices were laid aside and each one
seemed to feel ffit more blessed to give than
to receive" and we would suggest to our
towns-"Go and do likewise"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Civil
branches Of the Court of Common Pleas ad-
journed yesterday morning, without trans-
acting any business, till Saturday morn
ing.
In the Criminal Branch, before Judge
COfinberry, the following business was done :
The State of Ohio Vs. David Town, for SELL
ing counterfeit money the jury disagreed
and was discharged. Norman E. Wright vs
Jane NJ. Wright, divorce granted. Daniel
Diksman ca. Abigail Dikemsn, petition for
divorce Partially argued and continued to
this morning. State of Ohio Us. Albert Will
son, burglary. On trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

NOfice TO WaJer-takers-
WATER Works OFFICE,
Cleveland, December l, 1858.
Wster-takers will please take notice that
Inc water rents are now due, and are required
10 be paid this month.
By order Of the Trustees.
ldeeZ:Isll GEo. W. GIRTT. Sec'y:
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.OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

IL TO be so d possession to be given any time
during the coming three months, at the option OF the
purcb RseI) the Dwellivg House No. q Cheshfre-st
AppIy ON the premises in the afternoon
dscS-l2s J B GRIBBLE
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OsWEGO nIARKKr-nec. 2.

icy TELEGRAPH.l
RiOur-Market unchanged
WheaT-Sales Milwaukee Club At 81 30: Chicago
Spring rs.
GOrn-Quiet but firm. Illinois sII50lIs
Oats-Market quiet Lut firm.
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LOST. WANTS q FOUND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n,

MANIFESTATIONS AND
~ " ASSISTANT suRGEOss for Co,orsd ReTI.
Tennessee. -i N--A -
., Al gsuqidsies must be examined hsfors Boari
boa ds are now in ss.sion at Boston. New Yert
neshIhkton, Cineinnat nd 81. LOWS and Al ~
head1narters Il the ATmies on the Prlo-.s p -
berian and Tennessee S'o---'s SeiA-
=, Az .eaho1s FOR examination should BE- mads A
me rge2n General Y. 8. A., Wsshing7oa- n q
snd lust Do aeon panied wiki one or more tasfirs
MI o. good moral cha acfe- from rpspsctabls -
81 Ihe , ard viii determiDe Whether fhe e.l5i
d. = Il quail fed for Surgeon o. Assistanf g,-,,o-
hs efEd d tte mlst bs Rradua : of sosns ksT1lar
Msdical College non graduates win not hs Examined
J. r BARNES,
u- Acting Surgeon General
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c. G. BRUCE.
U " DNE 2 WLa
LICENSED CLAIM OTFIrFa

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
cLEvELAND, Ohio, WASHINGTON, D G.
No. Lyman's Block, No. 443 Ninth st
Near the Court House.
We are authorized by Government to collec
500 bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chi
drsn, and rghtful heirs ofal deceased soldiers
also
pensions,
to which every discharged soldier o was dis
abledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or OF
phAn sisters, as they are severally entitled IN
5sE the law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers
promptly collected, or esshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men
money due teamsters, and every other class o
claims growing out OF thus or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
~ Avoid Claim and Patent AgenIs yEhO
are not Licensed.
We publish " TIE SoLDER's FRIEND" paper
much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send Us your name and stamp, and we will send
acopy free, or twelve copies, one each month,
for rs cents.
Apply TO Us IN person or BY letter, with stamp,
sad your business shal have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C.
eomPlished what we undertake.
septic C. G. BRUCE.
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MOVEMENTS Or FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Receipts ut Toledo.
The receipts of Flour, Wheat, and Corn, at Toledo
on Wedesnday last, were as follows:
ueo,t 6ihzS
SOIh' Ou5n 6lI
0ALs, Dtlsh
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A T C0ST.-WE WILL CLOSE
IA out the balance Of our Fancy Back Combs.
0cts O0WLES Oe., Weddell House,
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EOR SALE-A FARM OF I'D

E0R SALE-A FARM OF AIS
Acres, miles from Newark, Licking countY,
Ohio; 100 acres improved, the balance good timbef
$50 acr bottom land the whole 800 acres are under
AgOod state OF cultvstiOn all we'll fenced good or
iAIm- have also good Stock the farm that will
sell with 1t II wanted will take in part payment
City Property in cleveland or a small farm and the
be lance on long time. Price a25 per acre.
aaDtl2 M z. v EEYFS. Rnuaa'a Block
SPLENDID
ID assortment A. 4 G. BEFTBERG.
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III superlOI.sl., cleveland, o.
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FROM COLUMBUS.

John Morgan not in Canada.
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AUCTION SALES.
EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
h Il MOORE, having recently made several sue
,essful sales Cf

can. with confidence call attention Of thoge having
that kind Cf property for Eae TO this prompt and e
iective methOi- The rapidly inoressiDg population
the general prosperity or this City, and tie large de-
mand for homestead, ineur5s a fsir petition
His SERVICES viii be rendered for 4 very moderate
fee, prCp9rtonsd tn tbs Valne OF the property he
invite, call from thO.e w.o sire toE-U d.-I7I
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Consisting Of Plain d Fancy
ID oAssIMEREs,
DOESKlEs,
sATTIEET5,
UNIONS,
FLANNELs,
BLANKETS,
ETC, E TCs
IA good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Once and Salesrooms,
NO. e5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
f aur6-R2
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Its Object Fully Accomplished.

The Advance Come to an End.
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sPEeIAl BISPATeHE&.
FROM WAsHINGT0K.

FrGm the Army Of the Potomac.
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pensIons,

due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chil
drsn, and nghtful heirs ofall deceased soldiers
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
Ee Of Good Cheer.

The general appearance OF the ho-
rizon in this portion OF the Contcd
eracv is favorable to the Sou,hern
people. The capture Of the onemy's
gunboat, the Diana, is another grand
achievement to be placed on the list
of triumphs of our gallant soldiers,
The fact of several Federal gunboats
being at the a,ou;h of Red River IS
u matter OF 10 serious import, when
we take into consideration the effect
the intelligence has upon the people
Of Alexandria, who appear TO be con-
tident OF running thcm off. or captur-
ing them and adding to our present
navy. Admitting t!Iat for the time
being communication viii be cut off.
No apprehcu, .ccd be entertained It
about the wants Of our army either at
Nicksburg or Port Hudson, for we
arc reliably informed that they have
received ample supplies OF provision
Ito last for a reasonable length @. time.
The enemy Will, We believe, make
repeated efforts to blockade Rcd
River, with a view OF preventing th'
transportation Of supplies from this
section. vet, if We but determine that
they shall not, they will be bat1lod in
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
OBITUARY.


NEAR PoRr KoYAL, Va.
Lieutenant NATHANIEL. \. SrrHERL1S, Co.
r.. 9th La, Regiment, departed this life on
the 18th December. 1862. as he was being
carried from the field, of u wound received
in the battle of trcdrcksburg. Age thirty
years, one month and thirteen days The
object of these few lines Of tributc was
born near panviilc. in Iittsyivania county
Va October the Ist S32, and resided in
the county of his nativity until November,
ls'3, al which time he sought a new home
farther South, III the Parish of DcSoto
State o! La
lie lived in his adopted home surround
ed by innumcrablc friends. up 10 June
ls6l. q; which period th. tocsius of war
sounded throughout the land. summoning
III" patriots of III" country - rally under
the banner of our infant Republic and
strike for southern dciivcrancc and >outh
"rn Independence.
lie. ever bray" and true to the uoblc'in
rHis'4 OF his southern heart without 4 mo-
m"nts h"-Itancy, closed tn. doors Of his
stcr.. enlisted N volunteer company,
then i'll It's inception, entitled D.Suto Elucs
( p,rd within hr"f period banishcd every
/ thought and consideration from his mind
save those for the wc!lnr" aud safety Of the
South
. IN the organization Of his company he.
was elected End .ir Li"ulrnant alnu-,
unanimously hy lis comrades. and served
. in that capacity UutiI his promotion 10 an!
Sr. Lieutenant in April I>G2.
4 citizen moving, in th. private walks
OF social lii". mon" hn," hin but 20 luE"
him" H., Was without enemies and always
surrounded by devoted friends whose
strong attachment lived upon th" strictly
moral and UnrNc"pti"ual iU!u.nc" that
Frightened TIA" pathway ri hiI life.
Ihr religious father and christian mother
Of hi4 i.pnisinn, home pointed him "ut I"
their cniidrcu and said to tlr"n Copy hjp
',... 4 ~. itf.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

Elsewhere will be found the full
particulars OF the capture Of the
gunboat Diana, by the Confederatcs.
y friend will accept oar thanks for
an Extra Of the Planters Banner,
containing the same
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

Oar carrier having left our employ
without timely notice, the majority
OF our subscribers ,nay be overlook,
ed by the carrier We hava engaged
IN which event persons failing 10 rc-
ceivc their pn4crs, will leave theu
names and residence at our Office.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
difficulty Of Entering Charleston
..arbur.

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49, VII, Io.L \. ,,n',. ',,r- ~
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tny.. rD15..r.d n,.I,... All ,tn ,ma,is7I
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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

Col. Carter. who was supposed TO
have been among the captured at Ar
kansas Post. W" are pleased to learn
has turnedup" safe and unexpected,
Al Little Rock.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

We had the pleasure Of a CALI on
"Wednesday, from our friend J. a.
Carpenter Of the J Jeiierson News.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
FROM FRIDAYS PAPER.

I.Arr.. VIII be Divine services at
the Prcsbyteliie ian Church on Sabbath
next at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

The Confederate States Labrotorv
recently exploded at Richm ond, Va
ihe accident was caused by the ex-
plosion OF a friction primer in the
hands of girl, named Mary Ryan.
1hirty-onc females We're killed. and
two males females wounde ed twenty
FIVE, male Ave; missing one. Total
casualties, 81.
1t is said that there are over 1900
guns Of large calibro mounted at our
various Notifications.
ii is computed that we have 300
600 men in our army, 100000 IN the
field, and 100000 on Qualifications.
| is proposed to raise 100000 by
the new Confederate tax bill
The Richmond Enquier represents
the Democrats and Black Republi-
cans as uniting again at the North.
IN another grand effort under the Die
tator, Lincoln, to subjugate Us, III six
2nonths-I.ouisiana Baptist.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

The prospect for wheat crop, in
this section, was never so fine at this
season Of the year as at present.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

Brig. Gen. Blanchard has been re-
lieved of his command at Monroe.
and is succeeded BY Col. y. Wagga-
mon. The General is ordered to &c
tive service.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

The Henderson CTexas) Times
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

Our friend \. L. Mershon. will ac-
cepc our thanks for Richmond
Nnner.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
Strange.

The Fort Wayne Gazette notices sin.
gular fact in the recent military etfusion OF
our State. While minute men and mem
bers of the Legion poured out by regiments
from Union counties like Wayne. Henry,
Decatur, Randolph and Delaware, hardly
nybody. certainly not a company, came
out from any Of the strong Democratic
) counties outside of the region Threatened by
The rebels. And while prominent Union
men like Henry S. Lane. Albert G. Porter,
Horatio c.. Newcomb, William Wallace,
r. J. Ryan and a hundred others. who
were doing duty as privates in the ranks,
such men as Voorhees,. Hendricks. Beach.
Tab 1T, Perkins and Hanna. kept at safe
distance from drills. guns and military
duty Some few Democrats, like State Ii
braTian Stevenson and Capt. John NJ. Lord.
who have always been war men and loyal
men. went into the ranks. and cid. and are
doing, their whole duty, but they are not
of the class with which we are making the
contrast. The difference is SO striking. and
runs with such undertaking accuracy right
along the party line. that we are curious to
have an explanation OF the cause which
makes one party always prompt TO meet the
enemies of their country, and The other,
though claiming TO be the especial defend
ers OF its institutions, SO prompt to get out
of the way.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
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We understand that Jesse D. Bright was
in Louisville during Morgan's raid into this
State. and made himself aud circle OF ad
miring rebel friends very merry with his
Jokes on the alarm OF our citizens and the
IMMUNITY with which ID. State was trfvers-
ed and plundered. He was particularly
facetious upon Governor Morton, and hu-
morously wanted to know where the great
War Governor Was, that he could not stop
the way or punish the depredations OF Nor
gan's band. We trust the time is not far
off when Jesse will find the laugh come q
little more conveniently. if not quite SO
pleasantly, ION the other side Of his
mouth" The Sentinel, with that commu.
nifty Of feeling which long fellowship and
ardent sympathy 80 easily beget. has indu'g
ed several times in disParaging comments
not greatly dissimilar in spirit from those Of
it's idol. and the day for regret may be
coming for it, too. The rebel cause is fall
ing, and with it will fall those who have
chung to it or sympathized with i.--iaa.
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