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Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors of
I< DR.. FREDERICK DORSEY, decd, to file
their claims properly authenticated before the
10Th. day of March next, otherwise they may be
prccluded from participating in the funds then in
the hands of the Trustee for distribution.
Feb. 20. u. S. CLAGGETT, Auditor.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
In the matter of the Petition of Thomas B.
Duckett, next friend of Joseph Gabby Duck
ett and otbarc

Duckett, next Trend OF Joseph Gabby Duck
EFT, and others.
MO. 1896. In the Circuit Court for Washington
~ County, sitting Court of Equity.-Or-
dsred by the Clerk of the Circuit Court. this 25th
day of February, 1868. that the sale made and re-
ported by William Motter and Leander Mckee,
heretofore appointed Trustees for the sale OF the
real estate in the proceedings of this cause men,
toned. be ratified and confirmed. unless cause to
the contrary be shc.n to the Court on or before
the 2lst day of March ncxt Provided, a cepy of
this order be inserted in newspaper published
in Hagerstown, at least oneCe a week for three
successive weeks. before the said last mentioned
day. True Copv-Test:
Beb. 81. ISAAC NESBITT, Clerk
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
END SATE ND DENT

FOR SALE OR RENT.
7 WILL sell or rent my large MERCHANT MILL
i Wooden Factory and Saw Mill all improved in
the latest modern style. Possession can be had
any time. Call on the Subscriber at Conoco.
cheague Post Office, Washington County, Mary
land
febl3-3t JOHN H. HUYETT,
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
Valuable House and Lot in Funks
town for Sale.

V,HE Subscriber offers at Private Sale the House
L and Lot Of Sround now occupied by him in
Funkstown. the House is Il two STORY BRlfk,
is located in a desirable part of the town, and the
Lot has ON il n Wash House. Stable, and excellent
fruit.
II not Sold Pierious 10 tie Grt!. "ay Of March,,
il will be offered at Public Sale in front of the
Washington House. in Ilagcrstown on that day
when the terms will be made known.
Feb. 20. y. IL. FJtNMlNG.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
PUBLIC SALE,

JACOB BOwARp, Auctionecr.
TTSIIE undersigned will dispose of at Public Sale,
l. at his residence u miles northwest from Ha-
gerstown, d ofa mile from Cunninghams' u Roads
ON SATURDAY, 2sth FEBRUARY, next,
The following property to wit:
SIX Held OF HORSES,
TEN HEAD OF CATTLE.
among which are four good Mich Cows, Two
broad tread wagons, one Wood Bed two three
horse barshear ploughs, one two horse do. two
double shovel ploughs, two single do. one harrow,
one fifth chain Gnd spreaders, double and single
trees. one wheat fam corn shelter, horse power
and one wheat drill, forks and rakcs
ONE c. n II R I Il g E,
for one or two horses, one trotting buggy, five
tons of hay, two hundred bushels of oats one hun
dred bushels of Barley Oats for seed. Thirty bush
els of apples, set of Blacksmith tools, six sets
of wagon gears, two sets of brecchbands and four
cruppCrs four sets of plough gears, six brides and
collars, three hy nets, one threshing machine
ABOUT IS CORDS OF WOOD.
a lot of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE.
Eighty barrels of whiskoy among which arc
twenty BARRELS of pure rye, from one and hall to
two and half years oldi
Wa. Terms of sale are as follows ;-0n all sums
of $5 and upward credit of ten months will be
given, the purchaser giving his OF her note. with
rpprovcd security, no goods to be removed until
settled for, sale to commence at . o'clock.
ianJ0 II i. I. SPICKLER.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the application of WILLIAM
SEAMAN, an Insolvent Debtor, for the benefit of
the tnsolvcnt laws of Maryland.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors Of
IN WILLIAM SEAMAN, an 1nsolsent debtor.
fore the 14th., day of March 1863, otherwise they
may be excluded from all participation in the funds
now in the hands of the Trustee.
GEO. w. SMITH, Jr.
Feb. 20. Law Auditor
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
KEROSENE LAMPS.

VNItTS Invention is intended to insure SAFETY
l. in using Kerosene Oils
its position and application is such as to cut off
entirely all communication of heat to the Oil thns
rendering it absolutely impossible to explode the
Lamp. r., s. 3. Nt-ta
Can be attached at triaing expense to any
Lamp. ,.,,,,r,,, :,
osene Lamps, great saving in Chambers.
Sold only by.
BELL BRO,
dec5 Apothecarics.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
INDELLIBLE INK,

WITH and without n preparation, warranted
w to give entire satisfaction, made by
Feb. u. BELL & BRO Apothccai les.
TACKSONS Lozcnges, Jacksons Amonia, fnd
ID Tectoral Lozcngcs. also Jacksons Pectoral
Syrup: made from the original formulas of DIR.
Jackson of Philadelphia by
Feb. BELL BRO, Arothccari2s.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

In the matter of the application of Samuel Mora
vcy an Insolvcnt debtor, for the benefit of the In
solvent laws of Maryland.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors o.
IN Samuel Moray an Tnsolvent debtor to filt
their Claims against said Insolvent, with the un
dersigned on or before the l4th day of March 1868
other wise they may be excluded from all partic
ipation in the funds now in the hands of Trustee
GEORGE w, SMITH, Jr.
Feb, 90 law Auditor.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
n Office to Creditors.

In the matter of the application of JACOB VEL
TY an Insolvcnt Debtor, for the Benefit of the In
solvent laws of Maryland.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors OF
IN JACOB WELTY, an Insolvent Debtor, to
file their claims with the undersigned on or before
the 1Ith dav of March: 1863 otherwise they may
be excluded from all participation in the fnnds
now in the hands ol the Trustee. -.
GEO. w. SMITH, Jr.
Feb. 90. Law Auditor.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
FRESH SUPPLY
OF :y--@
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.

We have Just received and opened a large and
complete assortment of Seeds, of all descriptions
and i'll various size papers to suit purchasers,
prising many new varieties.
Besides the list enumerated below We have.
TRUE HAVANA TOBACCO SEED,
FINE GRASS SEED, 49,,
COTTON SEED.
DEAs. Tom Thumb (dwarf) Early Washington
l. Frame and Large Marrowiat
CABBAGE, EARLY York, Early Ok Heart,
~ Drumhead, Dutch, Curled and Winter.
ID Early Olive, White and Yellow.
DEANS, six Weeks, Dwarf Large Lima, Long
ID Pod, Bush, Purple and White.
DADIsitEs. Long Scarlet, White and Red Tur-
II nip, Long Salmon, Lady Finger and Winter.
CoRN. Sweet or Sugar, Canada (oarlyl "nito
~ Flint and Long Yellow. ...
SQUASH. Patty-pan, wintcrl BbeN' Bunch Hub
- bard, Long Green and c. Il
CUcUMBERs, Eeen and Short tfPhaIs, PrieHi,ers Ears
~ Cluster, Lon -
extra Early, Large ke~, Yellow
TOMATPerb, Flesh 0olor.
TRUCE, Early Grden, Early turriled, Large
- Cabbage Head and Frankfort.
ONIONs, Large White and Silver Skin, Large
" Red and Yellow Strasburg.
TUTR!NPs, Large Globe, Sweet Rock, and Flat
A LSo, pnplc Egg Plant Caulifowcr, Gumbo,
~ Carrots Water laud Musk Melon, Satisfy,
sage, PeppergSss, Spinach mustard, 'Rhubarb,
parsnlps; Celery, SumTnT Sayory, Asparagus
Pepper, Pumpkin, Xale and BRUSSELS Sprouts
A nd, Small Silver Skin 0nops. by the pint,
N quart peck or bushd
At the Dug storof -.
jan30 BEL, & BRO.
In the matter of the Petition of Geo. Samuel
M'Dowell, an Insolvent Debtor. ..,
| MO. 1927 on the Insolvents' Docket in the Cir
~ Court for Wasiington County--Ordcrcd, ~
the Clark of the Circuit Court, this l7th day Of
February, 1863, that the sale made and reported
by WIllipm t. Hamilton, heretofore appointed
Trustec for the sale of the real estate in the pros
ccedings of this cause mentioned be ratified and
| confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shewn
| to the Court on or before the l4th day of March
next: Peovided, a copy of this order be inserted
| in some newspaper published in Hagerstown at
| least once a week for three successive weeks, be-
fore the said last mentioned day.
The Report states the amount of sale OF the Real
| Estate to be $3.50.
| True Copy-Test:
| Feb. 90. ISAAC NESBITT, Clerk
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
TRUSTEES SALE!

DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
ID Washington County, as a Court of Equity,
the undersigned Trustee, will sell at Public Sale
On Saturday, the 14th day Of MARCE, ner'.
in front of Hicks Hotel in Leitersburg, at l
O'clock, all the following real estate.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
Coal Oil Chimneys.

| NOTIfi--H let or Evtra Thick Arncaled Chin
: n"-'-iust recttyedhy BELL BNo:,
iail6 Arochecarfcr
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
TRUSTEES SAFE.

DY Virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
kl Washington County, as Court of equity the
undersigned Trustee will sell at Public Sale, on
Tuesday the PAN DAY Of MARCH, 1868.
at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. in front of the Cou Eouse in
Hagerstown all the
II o U S E ard L o T.
or portion Of ground situated on South Walnut
Strset; LageI1to' and adjoining the .prorGrty
tate OF which Ulrick Zincan decd, seized and
possessed.
The terms arc-one half Of the p'.rchssc money
to be paid in cash. ON the day OF sale. or the
ratification thereof and the balance in year
from the day OF sale, tba purchaser giving his note
with security. approved by 7, ustce, bearing
int .rcst from tn: day of sale Upou the payment
OF the whole purchase money, tn. Trustee will
execute decd therefore directed by the decree.
Feb. 27. WILLIAM I. HAMILTON, Trustee.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
A HOUSE and Lot of GROUND.

of about ONE ACRE, situate on the road eadin
from Mcntzers Mill to Greencastle, about mile
West from Leitersburg, and being the same PROF
ertv of which Peter Feigley diod seized and pos,
scsscd. Besides the House there is stable, well
of water and Good Fruit, on the lot.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. One third c
the purchase money TO be paid on the day of salt
and the balance in one and two years from the da,
of sale, the purchaser giving bis notes bearin,
interest from the day ofsale, with approved sect
rity. Upon the payment of the whole purchsS
money deed win be executed as directed by d
decree.
Feb. 20. HENRY SHRIN Err, Trustee
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
GOLD and SILVER BOUGHT and SOLD.

rJNHE Subscribers having takon out License q,
j. Brokers, are prepared To make purchases and
sales of Gold and Silver at hest rates,
DEaNER & WEAST, Boonsboro'.
Feb. 81, 1868.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
4 LII persons indebted to the undersigned wil
N take notice, after the 5th of march next sui
will be instituted on all claims unpaid after tina
date.
feb20 5. Is. ROllRER.
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A LSo, Pnplc Egg Plant, Caulifowcr, Gumbo,
"A Carrots, Water kaud Musk Melon, Satisfy,
sage, Peppe,rghss,! Spinach, mustard, Rhubarb,
Pepper, Pumpkin, Xale and BRUSSELS Sprouts.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

A nd, Small Silver Skin Onons, by the pint,
N quart, peck or bushl
At the dug Storof -.
jan30 BELL, & BRO.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

~ ABBAGE, Early York, Early Ok Heart,
~ Drumhead, Dutch, Curled and Winter.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

DEANS, Six Weeks, Dwarf, Large Lima, Long
ID Pod, Bush, Purple. and White.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

DEETS, Early, Turnip, Sugar, Long Blood,
ID Early Olive, White and Yellow.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
FINE SMISSER EARN

about G5 by 25 feet with good Stabling. Now, nc.
Spring House, Smoke House, Dry House, Hen
House, Loom House, with other necessary out
buildings. and an Orchard of Choice fruit. Also
n LARGE Rrick Flour and
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

D ADISHES, Long Scarlet, White and Red Tur-
II nip, Long Salmon, Lady Finger and Winter.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

TURNSPs, Large Globe, Sweet Rock, and Flat
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

NNIONS, Large White and Silver Skin, Largo
~ Red and yellow Strasburg.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-15

legions and compelled a disastrous retreat.
Then fell vichsburg, the Gibralter OF the MIS-
sissippi. Next Fort Hudson was captured
Then the notorious Bragg was utterly routed
Johns ston has been driven from the held "adly
demoralized. And lastly, John Morgan, the
Prince Of Maraulers after running the gaunt'
let through two free States, in his course,
burning, pluudering, stealing, robbing, murder
ing, aud commit,ing'' other crimes, has been cap
tured, disgorged of his spoil, shorne and lodged
10 the Ohio Peuteutiury.
And all this ard much more has been accom-.
plished within forty days. Surely, this dny
should be day Of unieigned Thanksgiving to
Almighty God. Let us not only give express
sion 10 our gratitude iu words, as nation bu'
by doing justly, loving mercy, and walking
humbly with God" Then shall our nation not
only survive this civil war, the Union De res'or'
ed and this nation purged from its greatest SIN
but the light of-our. government will be the
| Morpinp Star to nations now in darkness ano
under the dominion of despotism.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-15
A Self Sustaining Institution.

The reels have attempted to teach us how
to make an army set.sustainng institu.
ton. They have plunged wildly into the n-
terror OF an enemy's country-more than
one hundred miles from ther base, AMI
have been living in clover for a long period
than We supposed it possible, opd all al our
expense. They brought with them large
urmy trains Of baggage wagons--but they
were empty showing conclusively that they
Ewere alter the means of subsistinga heir
troops instead of coming with ratioDs upon
/ which TO rely to ward off starvation. We
trust that this game is nearly played out.
| 1t has lasted too long for comfort already.
The Cumberland and Susqehannah Nalleye
afforded tempting bait for e hal starved
| army, and 1t was not resisted Ii the
carcaSses of these marauders can be made
10 fertil;ze the soil that they have devas.
tated, oil weIl---if they are permitted to re
cross the Potomac with thier llgotten plum.
der, and 10 relnrn TO Dixie laughing in
thier sleeves over thier successes in Penny
vtnla, it will prove q source Of intense aud
l,sling modification.
We hope that our leaders may profit by
tuiS 'esSoD, altuouBH ~ 10 pefhbpS 100 idi
to reap considerable advantages from re
taliaion The time was when Virginia o.
fered fair bait to our army for forage and
subsistence at rebel expense. but under the
policy of tender sort of warfare ouI
troops were engaged in The work of protec.
ting private property of the rebels, instead
OF feeding our troops at the enemy's eX
pense. The rebels, however. now teach 81
what we should have known then that one
way to overcome an enemy is to strip hin
of bis means of subsistence, and thus
menace him with starvation Hereafter
we think, unless our army are dull scholars
they will understand how to render them
selves a seIf.sustaining institution, if the!
can fud rebel property to appropriate t.
| this purpOse.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-15
A Batch OF Epigrams.

A century or two ago the ways Of assail'
ing an adversary, literary or olher~ Use,
were principally two, - by a slashing
pamphlet or review, and by an epigram.
If the former was more crushing, the latter
was keencr, and if well applied, cluug TO
the recipient of it to bis last days. 1t
formed favorite mode of gratifying re-
veugc or spite. bnt it has now become a
rare sight. We derive, from an xrtce in
Blackwood,"' some specimens, selected
from a collection published in book form.
The first may apply. perhaps, to " modern
paiuters:"
Say, which enjoys the greater blisses-
John, who Doriuda's picture kisses,
Or Tom, his friend. the favored elf,
Who kisses fair Doripda's self
Faith, It's not easy to divine.
While both are thus with rapture fanting,
To which the balance shall incline,
Since Tom aud John both kiss a painting.
Aud sequel even more uugallautly
adds: . ..... ......
Nay, surely Johns the happier of the twain,
Because the picture cannot kiss again.
Another, speaking Of his "Cosmelia,
| says: .uu .1 . .H .-. irl.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-15
The Grefenberg
f AMILY MEDICINES
A RE prepared under the immediate So.
"a pervision skul Physician. and they may be re-

A RE prepared under the immediate su.
IA pervision ofa stu Physician. and they may be re-
lied upon in all cases. RI H' ..s' q Ole. ".sat
The intelligence of the community In not insuted
offer OF single medicine which claims psHAsRs
hut the Genberg Remedies consist OF eleven different
Medicines all unequaled in tho the diseases
they recommended among which may be selected ap
proprate of the Diseases incident to this county
climate. '>
The Grgeaberg Yegetabe P!s better than any other
kind of Pills in the world-Frice rs Cents. -ff7
Tho Gretenberg Uterine Cath0heon an inialliabe me
dy for all Female dseases-Piice l,5I Cents. rr
The Uterine Catboiooa Will aso Gravel diseases of
the Kidneys urinr-y difficulties in males ''I AiF-h
Inc GrGenberg SGrsapara is by far the most powerful
and eficacious compound in use-Prce ST..
The GrafsHberg DyseRisyy Syrup is certain and quick
remedy for all diseases OF the bOwelsPrce so Cents.
The GrGteHbeTg Pie Remedy fails to permanently
relieve this distressing dsease-Price $1,00.I IN N
The GrefsnberS Chdrens Panaeea is an Invaluable COM
pound n all diseases incident to children 1r.f-ct
The GrgJenberg FeUer and AgTe Remedy is sovereign
specific for this particular disease Price60 Cents.
The Grgfsnbsrg Mountain Onssnt exces all otbe
| saives in IL curative efecs-Price rs Cents, y
The Grgtenberg Conspres Balm affords tho most as
tonhing relief in all pulmonary compaint-Priee $8 so
the Grafenberg Consumptives Balm used with
great success Dropsy Our own experience subsantaes
| his statement 49,.
The GrGeRberg Health Biers the most pleasant and
| delightful tonic ever prepared--Price 25 Cents.
The Grefenbeyg Eye Lotion is unparalleled la all ipaam
| nation diseases Of the Eye-Prce % Cents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-15
The New York RIoters-Poor Pat.

The City Courts of Gotham have been
the 'ccntcrs Of attraction and interest du
ring the present week. Those persons ar.
rested for participation in the late riots
have been on trial and the judgments have
been most refres hing. The sent onces seem.
10 have been limited only by the full ex
tent Of the law'--some getting as high as
fifteen years hard labor a, Sing Sing.
In these severe sentences, it IS curious to
note how unerringly poor 'Pat.' comes in
with display of his traditional bad luck
Nearly every culprit brosght up for sen
tence bears the unmistakable patronymic
of Erin. Yet no man with the least moiety
of intelligence and in his senses, believes
for moment that these poor Irishmen are
one,half as gully before God as are the
cowardIy traitors who filed their minds
with the madness of disloyalty, and their
stomachs with bad whiskey If ever there
was d race or nationality of men who have
had coed cause to curse their pretended
friends, it is the Itish Amc lean. and the
subject of bis Indignation and wrath should
be the so called democratic leaders who
have so universally controlled them. II
their prescnt desertion by those WHO Incl.
ted them and led them on and then skulked
from all exposure of their own precious
necks does not knock the scales Of sham
democracy from their eyes, we shall des.
pair even of fifteen years sentence to the
State Prison.
Look at the transactions in New York.
These poor men are made to stand out sole
l., .,,l ~, roenf,rui
ble for the most horrible brutalHies record
ed in the annals Of crime, when it was well
known that this riot was prcarrangm and
prepared, weeks and months ago, that men
of other nationalties were S,Dorn N Met,
Sccrct leagues to resist unto death uAi
them, yet not mother son Of these scoun
drels was seen in open daylight rioting will
them, and meaner than all when the May
or of New York offered a reward for tht
arrest and conviction OF these rioters. thcs,
same cowardy miscreants are the first tt
turH state evidence, and in erery anStaHe
eonUicting an Lishmam The government
at Washington also, has been fully advised
concerning this whole. movement of the re
sistance to the draft, and understands full
its authors, ttS didcrS and aJctiers and al
us ramifeattoas. Agents have traverse,
the country, visiting all the large towns a
the North engaged in the work cf forming
systematic organizations. They have com
here to Nofwalk, Sta rford, Bridgeport
&c, as we'll as to the larger cities An
yet as soon as the strong arm Of the law
is stretched forth these valiant seducerS ar
non est and no one but poor Pat is found i
the lurch to receive punishment.
N0rualk Gazctte.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-15

SrRAws-Our city papers, says the New
York Tribune, contains an unusual number
of appl cations for colored belp-cooks,
chamber. maids. housekeepers, coachman,
walters, la borers, &c. A number of gentle.
mau OF property and iuflueucq, known as
con' erya'ives, choose 10 ride from their
homes to thier places Of business and back
again in cars that arc not controlled by
rioters, and they do this although in some
instances it puts them to the Inconvenience
OF walking u block or fwo or paying an ex
ira five cents. The cat Ne houses that have
reinstateG their colurcd servants have not
only secured their old customers, but have
added new batch Of patrons to their list,
for the recent laid upon the rights of an
unfortunate class Of people has created q
vast deal of sympathy for them, which
seeks for opportunities 10 show itself. Close
observers who have been much in the soci
ETY. of the parties who travel on the Eight
avenue, say they have heard the course
pursued dy George Law in relation to tn,
exclusion Of colored persons from bis car
bitterly condemned, aud have never hearC
one word Of approval of his cou Sc from
any source whatever.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-15

TpE ARsEyALs AT CoLUMBUs.- Ordnance
Department, we learn by specials to the Gin
cinnati Gazette, has completed the plans for the
Arsenals, authorized by the last Congress, at
Colunbus, indianapolis and Rock Island, aud
ordnance officers have been ordered to each
place, 10 Commence the work at once. The
buildings at each place are to be on the same
plan-l8O feet long, co feet wide, SO feet high
to the cornice, aud 90 feet to the top Of the
tower Eighty acres of land, it is said, have
been secured in Columbus-the northeast part
of the city-for a cite.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-15

The SToRM Of wind aud rain that passed
over this place on Tuesday afternoon last,
proved something Of q tornado at Cleve.
land Considerable damage was done in
various parts of the city, and to the ship.
ping on the lake. The injury to the rool
Of the American House, by the stripping
of the tin, aud falling cbimnies, is cstima
ted at from 81 900 to 81 500. The Lcadc,
Office composing room came in for share
of the mischief. The toppliug of chimuies,
the scattering Of boustradcs and signs, the
uprooting of treos, &C., marked its sudden
advent and short continuance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-15

VALLANDIduAMs WITHDRAWAL There is a
report in circulation, predicated it is claimed
on good authority, that Mr.. Vallandgham has
been urged by his political friends to withdraw
from the Gubcrnatoral canvass. This move
has been superinduced, adds the Cleveland
Pidindedler, by the great Federal success in
July, and the fair prospect of crushing the re
belliou by arms, and the manifest uprising ol
the people of Ohio in favor of John Brough
the more discerning of these politicians have
taken the alarm, and are anxious to throw over
board the cause Of their troubles, who has
raised the tempest of popular indignation to
such height that the shaky and shabby craft
which they are attempting to guide through
boisterous waters. is iu danger of going down
with all on board.