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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

IOK SALE.-Fersons wanting q Mid and
Del y.,.. Climate open al Winter Zee 4dvcr'ienci; oi
ireAuc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

PHILADLiPHiA AsD RKhDiys RAILROAD CoNPAST
OFzlCE no p -oCsI foUGTH sr.
IHIl4BKLPHlA. Seit. L. 4.tA ) -
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-Ihe ioilowing-named
~ perscns entitled 20 dvia,nd On the common ''ooE
Z. hi. Corr.nv The TesIen-e Of I'll q tson is
known snc i therefore Necessary ttat ho Ccfthcsies Of
S;.ck should be presented on calling ior he y vldcid
BRADFORD, I.ceslIe1
ETOCErOLoTus SAEKs:
~ MIy Bishop. ALL. Mary N.icAe'.on'
Timothy 4. Boyle 'Iofn Ncinitfe'
Clsnent b.ide. Joan =. Aco.r
An Cope4-lc ..-i-'s Aci.Ait-L
DeDte a. hrcAes. ltefJ-l..n Ne"P@l'.
james j. L-.i5. be-. -i...n oit
DAME KllrY " . X h-dilin
Elrv Krsn fc1ry T.. St.Tcr.
lhsiles uha Hartman Kuhi Mara l. sadiof
and :. u. 4hl, L1ecgtoi .n-Tr" urn -.
o. : kuhf- l4fa- Itft.cc. il.h-
Isncsl.-r 4siiiner A. Wngt
y y N LILO Vyecufrr 81, l..-fa Young.
40 Ia &, -h.g EreruterI ~ 81. MrNickaT.
ol j. : Laisse. deccased- p 3n-,in oiliiiL
e..au. 7. Harrison s'Ats o.
James ". Helywel.
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DAS'L ~. BuRpErr. Auc' nneor.
II :. MAkSUAI.s SALE.

L. BvBIRbETr JONES 4 Co.
y virtue Of wit ldti1n pauas to me directed and
dsit esed vii So. at PUBLIC AUCTION, N the lh DAY
%, -.-f.ihcr 1858 a n O'Clock A. u, q the Union stores
Brook vn o ARGO OF he plte schooner MARIA BISHOP,
consist. : VI A. bales COrrON.-seqt. :, lot3
ROB MURRAY, L. :. Marshal.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Amusemenfs.
EIRST GREAT NATIONAL
Il HORSE FAIR,
PLEAsi.RP

FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS.
LONG ISLAND,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Sept 10, 10, II and 10, 1903
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EOR SALE or EXCHiNGE--A beautiful
Il COUNTRY SEAT one hour from tne C.y iial, oa ile
svea Hlfoal containing Lyf acrrs 'lsici-y lli o.
and filled v III .bbcfy ornamental and y tf,e. House
bl.t by days work aal contains al he modern urlfoFe
I.,ts VII ~ sold fof ltss tl cof' q lr foFelenia
!. > CALDNELL,
No . Puc-st.. New Yort.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Duil0;rn n,ntcrials.

MICA ROOFING CO.-Deaers' and Roofing
INa Materials Tin aud other Roofs put ia good repair and
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-iiye iirst-crlss
l. TENEME%T not SIS, A. ial wi.a GOD Fsyins 8 i
g.. ..n.rt. Apfv 90 WILLIAM b. SMITH, 80, so 10
i,a...s-s' or sidfcsf :. MclAIlRk. No. E7 A!sh o.,
EFolE'yn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

NOR SALE.-Persons in III Health, see id
K ver,i.cmei.. q N.le.4id
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i,y the side of them were Mr. Maffit,
Comptroller of the State, aud Nj. Fowler,
gthe Treasurer of the State \ in the con
claye were TO .bc seen Gen 'KmmrI, If
Iinganr fame, late State Senator; State
Senators Eichelberger Of Frederick and
Smith Of Carroll; Gen. Shriver of Frede-
rick, and Mr., Hickey, late proslavery
Union candidnte for Mayor of Baltimore ;
Ex Governor Hicks ami Governor Brad
ford did not attend the.meeting hut sought.
saytheira friends, Ito dissuade the n,slcon-
teHts from taking any action. Mr.. Mafit
Is rep,rted to have declared that he would
= unite; with the secessinnists tn prevent
emancipation in Maryland. Of course.
These are the natural ALI, s cf anti eman
cipation Unionlsts, or .ruther, the latter
must 6Td their place in the ranks Of The
enemies of their cnuntry. ...-.-.-..-......,,,
The. readers Of the Tribune will see
from This brief notice IF p'liical move
incnts IL OUT State, that the good work. of
freedom has begun IN earnest 10 Mary
land. Winter Davis is reported to have
declared in IA recent speech that he was in
favor of the demolition of the cause Of Tie
rebellion under the Constitution. as lie
reverel that Instrument; but, If that
could MT be- done, then he was in favor
of, it upon tie ruins of the Constitution,
FIR liberty was offer than all cons'i
tutions This declaration embndi.s the
feelings ard determinations Of the Mary
laud emaucip ationists.
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presented BY Senator Sumner to the Pres
ilent, with whom was Secretary Chase
The President declared that he would
gladly receive into the Service Not ten
thousand but len ,imesSten Thousand COL
ored troeps expresse'this de.erahnasien
to protect all who enlisted aud said that
he Looked to them for essential service in
finishing the4war. liz believed the con-
mand OF them afforded scope for the high:
est ambition, aud he would with all his
heart offer it to Gen Fremont. Wash.
Cor ~ y Tribune
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WHOLESALE ARRESTS OF CIrIzENs.-
On the s22d IF May, Luther A, Martin,
Dr. s W, Dept, and T, A. Simpson, Of
this county, we're arrested BY the military
and brou giit to this village. Gu the same
day J,r II. Padgett, from Bryaltown, DR..
Wyvill and - Surratt, from Prince
Georges were also brougbtin. We could
not learn any particulars more than that
they were charged generally with aiding,
entertaining and assisting fcertaiu9 parties
to run theG blsekadsva Padget', 1Wyvill
and ,Snrrait hal a shearingon last S,tur-
day, aud. we belisye,, were discharged on
p ,rple. :, The others were held over until
M ,nday, when Col. Maulsby finally deei-
ded to send them all tosBoint Lookout.
They we're according y hsent down the
next n'orsinga 10 d steamer, to await the
determinatiso ofFtGen Lockwood in the
n,asters--R lrr Tobacco { d1a.) 4imes.te 4
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about us, and there is no place like
home" We ,Hever have to wish for cop,,
pany rs the use is always crave he'd with
friends and rsbstives. I have, within the
last mdntll tttended three weddipg4Eall
grand. 5atfairs-and have enjnyedsanysslf
amazingly. I shall 20 to another Wednes-
day eve. .-
We received the likenesses, by Will
hanson. They were the finest. photo
graphsII ever saw. y ~ u Tell -
Twas perfectly enchanted tosee his phi.
among the number, for it is a splendid
target. Place it as I will, it keeps look
ing lstnighh square atJme.! 1t cannot
"skedaddle," as you miserable Yankees
say. Every day as l had my pistol, l
frventy wish the day may not be fir
disthns wherilI hnpe to be able to try my
skill op the original. ..-........--....-,r
= is a prrftc, jewel, faithful among
the f.i'hleSs>. Shell worthy Of h':r conn.
try, and the blush Of shame will never
burn on hrr chek when she is called a
S'n'li Carolihian. sincerely hope she will
always remain there, aud that not even her
horrible SURROUNDINGS nor your persuasive
tongue will ever make her recrelnt to the
land Of Her birth. It would almost break
my heart to. hear that you bad succeeded,
10y y"rr cnh>tant Efforts. in making her
that most deSpised and degraded Of all hu,
man beings-an Abnlitinnist.
81 [ would, indeed, like to have some of
the nice ice-cream you write about, hut
still | chin do without it. The loss Of such
things d''vs mt grieve me murh, eau as
sure YOU, and [ wall accept with pleasure.
your kind Invitation 10 visit you--.after
the war A dear friend Of mine expects
to ptsipare her wedding trosseau ere long
Wt'haye a good many things now. = Hand
kerchiefs and stocking rs are the only things
We canuot procure fine enough for such
an occasion You can send them to me,
ifyou want to, by way Of Nassau; also u
fiue phinf-lace set of sleeves and collar,
a Mazarinc blue silk dress, some candy,
anything else you happen to think. Of or
have in the h,tise. | PROMISE to pay you
after the war in Confederate bills. It.
will be the only mou>y that will be good
fir anything by that time, All are well,
and send lots Of love and kisses to YOU
and the children. 81" ''' '.'.''. ' D.. ~ .'
'' ~. ..'' q Your rebel, 80.
p. S-This is nice paper, isn't it .
Can get lots of it. Want some ' .'..
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SENT SOUTH WIN. G. Handy. charg.
ed with disloyalty; Theodore WondaIl,
on the, same charge; james TIlgln,an and
Joseph H. Evergraud were sent South on
Saturday night. The first named was ar
rested at a house in Charles Street several
weeks since, when he was LOO i'll to be re-
moved, on the charge of having been
South. Woodall has been South aud was
several times arrested SINCE his RETURN
TIL hman aud Evergrapd were charged
with participating in the destruction If
the sloop Hard Tines. Elwiu s. Ed
wards, arrested u few days siuce, and sent
to Fort McHenry on he charge of being
a-AC"ntederate~ py,~was"-ulso-semtp South
on Saturday night.-Sun, June LIST.
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No. SO WALL STREET,
March 9th, 1868. =,
To OTIS D. S,oqn, Esq, Secretary of the

To OTIS D. ,S'osa, Esq, Secretary of the
,aLn'on Leogue - q go ar,nu7syoi}
l. SIR: am I'M receipt Of yonrd circular
letter of the 18th inst, informing ME. that
[ have been olected il member of the
"Union League" and asking NE to sigui
fly, in writing, my acceptance Of member
ship without delay, &c. ~" n' no.aa7i ae'
/ know not to whom / am indebted for
the mistaken kindness shown in my cleo
ton as a member of the association, but
hasten to saylthat | decline to- became ii
nemhrraor to transmit the ihiriation fee
and annual dues, (aInaun'irg to 500 for
reasons which 1 will briefly state: IN iy
To the & abstract principles" Of tue
"Leagne, "1as le,Innciafe,l lan the circular
sent me, L certainly do unt dissent, but l.
.haveIno cau6ierte id the political Joseph
Surfaces who express these 'fcxcelleu,
sentiments. 81 Aiming the list of your Of
ficrrs and Executive Committee, I 3reGog-
nizeabuta few with whoul i should be
willing to- assaciate politically, the great
maturity of theni being we'll known Abo-
litIou agitators, VINO cauuo,, 10 my hum
bic opinion, be- ''loyap'9to any principle
of the Federal Constitution! The Cdnsti-
tuition isahe Union, aud hout il the
Union is neither possible nor desirable g.
YourLcague is principally made up, of a,
class Of politicians VIII" have for years teeb
adyocatcs, of that ''higLer law )" which has
contributed so largely 10 tring about the
wan" The President of the HExecutivei
'Cunmittee was ,un .endorser aDdecirulator
of that iufamuus publication, tho "fielpef;
Book H-.oue pof your most distinguished
members lately preached aiisermon which
abonndad mot only with treason, but With.
isent'mentsI abhdrrent to humanity; aud
whilstyuu as ii bady, enheavori to conceal
the Glover foot'of Abolitionisnl beneath
icuDningly, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of fidelity
to the Constitution, most Of ydu are known
Ito iendurseg the sentiments of Thaddeus
Stevens, the late lleaderof your party in
the lower 1Huuse soft Congress, who de-
cleared 81 t"NevT,owith Imy consent, shall
the, Union be restored aslit was under the
JConstituticirPlt IL ,fIpIim1o-sG I" a9ft ID
, ,Ia c6nclnsiony without desiring to be-
uncharitable, sI'think that thereias a. large
4.tsEan inayonni'tLieague,' aud chat i,y
objects age to induce Democrats 10 cuntril
butte pioneyito be secretly 'uAedI against
their friends Ito 4thea coming 'Connecsicut
ielectidhy and to freinaugurate aareigni of
Terror, s1eh asiexiste2 Ia otbe spring OIL
.lS6l,@hen eserynsD was denounced as d
dared 10 thiuk for himself, and !
Ivhen'"luyaIh Abolitiouistsli (!to fAradea}
sthe,sireets gdecofatede with badges, 70 die
-tiagaish themselves, just % show beef is
marked in matkstsoR g9lI .1a6to joea II
] syu gppnSs Your obeaient servant,aa La
i 400 ss9di 10 !oubn0S g. p RUssEussin|
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The ENRoLLMENT-The enrollment of
persons between The ages, Of, ~ aud As
Years, liable'to do military duty, is nov
in progress throughout the2North. 1t will
not be necessary, however, f'., any one to
take measures to establish his claim to ex-
emptioh until he receives i printed notice
that he. is drafted, when he has ten jays
before he is repaired t" appear at the Of
flee of the bhard of enrolment, where all
cases of bodily intirmity, DC, will be duly
considered. 1t seems 10 be fact, also,
that the governments has determined to
receive a certain sum (pfobabiy $3UO) in
lieu of the required military scryice.--
Boston TraD.l @ a"i 7fqr7 ~ 5i & Oh
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CommxNn roa GEN. FREMos.

A COMMAND roR GEN. FREMONT
ASKED. 81 caInnimSttee from unl New Yoik,
originating 10 DR.. Cbesyefs Church and
indorsed gy such men 4 Horace Greeley,
George Upayk ~ wHiaM CdiIiS5hs Bryant
and Daaiel 8 Dickinson, are here to re-
quest ths' gpy s1 lll.s ~ iys n command
u Gen. Frsma,lt %. salle point where
be eaa rally around him lbe, scolored men
1t he country. Ca Saturday they we're
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VALLANDIGHAM MEETING AT New
ARK AZ tie dime, appointed for the
Vallandigham Indignation meeting in
Newark IN. j.. Qn Saturday last. approach.
ed, sgreat anxieiy and cxcitrn mt pr vailed
owing tss.Le cireullii"n of reports that the
meeting would be prevented by the mil,
tary, These r. ports, however. did not
prevent an Immense throng from assem-.
bling. Two stands were erected in the
Park, and as the appointed hour drew
near body of soldiers marched down the
main street TO the grand Staud. The ap.
pearance, soou after, of another squad of
soldiers, who wsre posted in a position to
cut off communications between the TWO
stands, created deep feelings; and as the
crowd increased the. srld Mrs were com.
pleiely fifhlhIed iii by HE Civilians.
The Sheriff ipf4rued .the.couluanderetIat
unless the soldiers, were ordeted off, be, as
sheriff. WnulT callladohef armed force, by
authority Of the Stale. On this the Fed.
era spIditfs were n,Arched cff; but SUBJ
srqnensly an unarmed provost marshaTs
guard appeared on the ground, To arrest
mititrs- persons .3hs2Lad no passes. BE.
fore the meeting c,mmrnced, IA c'uhtry
delegation arrived, bearing a banner in.
scFibcd f''VaIIairdisham, "'antl were con.
frunied hy some soldiers, .onecf whom at.
tempted tn snatch the banner. The coun-
tryman who bore it knocked The soldier
down, aud fntirs other soldiers were soon
stretched beside their comrade. Mo- ore
appeared Oh the GROUND ant tie meeting
progressed I'eaeeabIy " r Suu. 40 ID,
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To Correspondents.

All com.nuaieatirts or ,nblicar,n musi he accom-
pa,cd with the real name the Huh0 or nv aiirR.
ss Ths .rsa the s1'ir
will nOi he p,bl,snrd unless desired bit W. cannon
c9n,ent i0a,sett Bunpcat,,ns unsss we know the
wit. T. . .....,.. -. ,.., al. ,l.. ,.,,. :
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From the Lancaster Mtslligen
,A%HOME THRUST.

Judge, Rutsel, IF New York, having
been invited to political brotherhood ssith
the ASSOCIATIONS styling themselves Loyal
Leagues, took the occasion to, send, the
following destructive ,bohb shell among
them. lie understands the matter thor
oughly: .'.... u~..,.. ......
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LICENSES The Clerk of the Circuit Court for
this county has issued since the LIST day of May,
1853, the following licenses marriage, Z; ira
ders, 12l; ordinaries, 4b; retail liquor, 90;
peddlers, 2; millinery, "a; exhibition, Is; and
oyster houses, /. :. 81. .,a.yn. .t n
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fh7- rne = ,ntlsrn Elis' has q more axend.d cit
cuaon among the Intelligent farmers and bh>nrs inca
Of Har ord. 10 ah. nlher paper IN lie c",iny No
rk Hospital" other obscene or " l0itery" afver
tis.menis will appear In our column al any price
leg. attsr sHhrcfihrs paY for their 'per ~ nd
vance, md cOsequ. nifty just the cl ss advertisers do
sire 10 reach. :. ,sry, ,,..-e. .....
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is ditertrd To the ahpve facts.
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= The following extracts froqh private letters,
written by .roung ladies in Sbuth Carolina to
their relatives here, are sent us for publication
Written in the freedom Of familyintercOnrse they
present, even in the details of domestic life Il
picture of Southern affairs at this moment, hard
ly attainable in any other way. ''''
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RoBERT r. VASDlvER | In the Circuit Court for
"+Det''. vs. ~H' Hartford County-in
ALVIN G. iiEaREar' q % Equity adt' Ii"

ORDERED, this 3dday of Jnne, A. d..
~ l,63, that the ealesma,le and repoi-
ted byoilERMAN STUMP, Jr., Esq, Trus-
tee nnsthe above entitled cause, be ratified
and con6rmedn unlessr cause to the .con4
ary4thereoi1 be shown on ,or bef.re The
lstday OF July.next;i provided a, copy of
this order be inserted in, some newspa-
ller printed and published in Hartford
County, sonce q week for three success
i've weeks before, the SAID LIST day of
1ny.u h9iG# ys1gnp1loba luqrauu eds
,IThe Report states the amount Of sales
10 pc $oOLd,4agqq y ,n'af,nn yyfgo,g,,4.,
"WMnGALLOWAY siClerk. !,
lTrue Copy,om Test, d 81 lnaa gidl al
! o! LegaiiodWM, GALLOWAY, CLERK. 10
gR,a.I b An N, yDt,tt ,gtay' 4. Ena .rl,n,.
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DANIEL THE PRopHET.-Daniel Web
ster, in speech at FaneuilS Hall, March
7th, 1850, thus opened his mouth and
prophrsied
eff the fanatics and abolitionists ever
get power in tiIeir bands, they will over
ride the Constitution, set tie Supreme
Court at d, fauce, change and make laws
to suit then selves, lay. violent hands on
those " no differ with them in their cpin-
ions or dare question their iufallibiIty,
and finally ba. krupt the country and del
uGe it with blood. "-r.5. ..,lo q, -I
For such sagacious utteriDgs . as these
the great statesman was tortured to the
last hour of his life, aud thou maligned in
his grave by the iutoleralle fanatics of
New England. But there stand his pro.
phetic words, high above this terrible
hour Of their sad fuliilnent And there
they will stand when the names of his de-
famers shall be used only to define an
era Of crime and blood y H' 1E''. z"
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P. S-This is nice paper, isn't it 3
Can get lots of it. Want some? '' .....'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24
ssselAL npTleEs.


DR.. G. 4 A III A M
Member Of de Royal Obaegs Of PhySicians
London, England; Graduate Of
Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
and constant attendant Of Paris London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened his once at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he will be hzpp5 to meet all those who are af
hicted with subsGute and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
PLAN and is mild, efcaciOus and effective His ned
icines are simply vegetable extracts and oils, III
have never been used but By two other physicians
America besides himself He hss speHt the CREATES
part of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. He tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease Noehsrse for giving all
honest and true statement Of their case.
SPERMATORHGA.
To YouRe MEN.-ne can prove 70 yen in : few min
utes that he is the only phy you ever treated
with that cures IN risesss FOR every patient Who
will follow his directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars II he fails curIlg this disease. No charge
made for cousullHti5u- Thuee at distance who visa
to consult the Do Tor may do 50 BY sending = small
vial OF urihe Dy mail, with and age, aud he
will answer and describe their caso and the ssibil-
ity Of getting relief. by enclosing return postage
stamD. MARI s5T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24

Some interesting facts are stated in con-
nection with the redemption of soiled post
age stamps at the New York POstoffce.
The aggregate amount Of claims of depos-
iiOrs was over $4,000. Only about five
per cent of the stamps presented we're
thrown cut for having been used for post
age, sc. The asserting and counting of
the stamps has occupied three months
time. The denominations Of the stamps
were from one to ninety cents. Some idea
Of the extent of the labor involved may be
formed from the fact that the counting
would have occupied one man for the space
Of two years ard a half; and it is believed
that that man, in consequence of the per-
picking nature of the work, would, at or
before the end of the time, have become in
sane. The number Of persons who pre-
sented packages of stamps was about ff-
teen thousand, and the value of the pack
ages ranged from one dollar to nearly nine
thousand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24

IAosL AAoEFlulc AhuEGi-AAAta
The Assistant Surgeon Of the 99th Ohio,
P. Il. Clemons, writes 10 lady in sandus-
Ky a letter from which the Register quotes
the particulars of one of the most outra-
reous cases Of rebel barbarity which the
history of the war furnishes. Having
previously spoken Of the scout Of FIVE or
six days on which his brigade had recent
" been, he says: "Whiie we were out on
this last trip l dressed the wounds Of a
soldier (72d Ind who had been taken
prisoner, him and his comrade, and after
tieing them both up to a tree with their
hands behind them, a C1Ptsin deliberately
shot them boih-killing the other man on
the spot. After shooting the one saw
once through the face and once through the
neck, so that [ cut the ball out just below
the bend of the jaw on the opposite side,
untieing him, they still found he had life
in him, when the feud shot him again in the
back Of the head while he lay writhing on
the ground, the ball entering just at the
base of The ear and coming out at the left
eye, completely destroying it.
And yet with all these wounds, in the
head neck and face, that man got up and
wandered around until he came across our
brigade and so fell into my hands.
General StanIey's cavalry that was out
with us had taken lot Of prisoners, and
as soon as General Stanley heard Of the
outrage he sent word to me to have him
brought up to his headquarters, and then
the next morning lie had the wounded man
placed on the porch and compelled all these
prisoners to come up and confront him
separately, telling HIN that if he could re-
cognize any one az among the misereants
who had wounded him, there would be an
other shooting match on The. other side of
the house .. F
But The wounded man shook his head
and said there were none of his persecu-
tors among the lot. I sent him to the Hos
pital and hear since that there is some
eheuce Of his recovery"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24

An exchange notes the efforts made by
interested parties to depreeiate the value
of government currency, and the utter fu-
tility Of such attempts. The fact is appar-
ent throughout The country that the people
regard the " "greenbacks the most reliable
currency for their use, ard prefer it to al
other. The labOrer goes home better sat
isfed if a United States note rustles in his
pocket, than if he has only a local bank
issue. The grocer takes the greenbaek
without question, while he anxiously
consults 3 "Detectiye" on every other
piece Of paper money. The business man
and banker quietly slows the Govern
ments prOmise-tO-pay away in his safe,
while he pays out such other currency as
he has on hand This fact is evidence of
the latent faith in the permanency and
credit of our Government, which not allthe
efforts Of Copperheads can efface.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24

WIIIAN H. sEwARD, Secretary Of State.