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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-15
SOLDIERS VOTE.

TotaI.......IO3,sl3 eO,7O4 SO 500 4,4Gs
Majority in 1862, Is, ,lO9 majority in 1868 4s 3f3;
gain for Union-35, ,234
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This is the most delightful and extraordinary
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the Pubic SqIaIe, uleYelaud, Ohio 1t cor aims &
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For DysPg'sis'

1t has no equal In relieving the most dtst eselns
symptoms Also, Headache, Heartburn, ACID stom-
sch Vom ming Food, &C. Take q teaspSontui eItef
dinner The dOse in all cases may be Increased u as
Eired, but should be done gradually.
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PAaeians

H. we long since given up the use OF Dachui oupebs
a1 Juniper in the treatment of these d1sssse ant
o1l ruge them for want of better remedy.
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For these diseases it Is truly sovereign remedy
and zoo much can not be said in its praise. Single
dose hss been known to relieve The most urgent
toms Arc you trOHbad with that distresslhg PAL ~. ~
fhs small OF the back and through the hips Yea
sDoonfuI day Of Constitution Water viii reisSeSOu
Ia
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Mothers! AIolhersi! OIOthe

-t4-@-Aa-Ae - -
Dent fail to procure Ms WISsLC ''s
ING SYBUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation Is the prescriptiq
Of the best Female Physicians and Nurse
United States, and has been used for thirty yeII
never falling 81 ETY. and success b. millions s
srs and children, from the feeble infant Of q
old to the adult. It not only relieves the 9h
pain, but invigoratss the stomach and bow
rscts aciiity, and gives tone and energy to Il
system. Il will almost instsbtly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND
sWe bslsvoit the Best and surost Remed
World IN all esses Of Iiysentery and Dla
Children, wn5ther It arises rom Teething,
any other cause.
%FuH directions for using VIII acoomps
bottle. Noue genuine unless the fac-simile 4
tbs 4 PERKINS, New York, Is Or ths wraI
sSsold BY all Medicine Dealers. Princip1
q Dey-st., Kew York.
Price onIy rs Cents per BOtrls
H.
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r6,,. nrs Rnct, knouah.

The Is \ o class o. diseases that prOdnee such ez
haustinq effects upOn the human constitution a. Dl'
sbetes and Diseases OF the Kidneys Bladder and uri
nary Passages and through false modesty they art
neglected until they are advanced as TO be DeTono
~ control OF ordinary remedies, and We present thf
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m,~ MANHOOD;
7SA-1zssS Row LosTI how RESTORED

Just Published In Sealed Enyelope-price &C.
A Lecture On the Nature, Ireatment and Radios
cure Ci SpermatCrThos1 or Seminal Weakness Inyo
uBtnry Emissions Sexual Debility and Impedimentt
EiarriaEe generally, Nervousness, EPILEPSY and Fits
Consumption, Mental and Physical lncapecity N
sultinE rom Self Abgse, Gcs by Robert OulTerWel
n. D., author Of the Screen Book
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS or sUFFEREBS-F'
Sent under seal, IN plsin envelope, % any address
post psid,l On receipt OF six csuts- or tEo rosiaG
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Lsueoyr6ea or Wh;.s,.

-.7r,f al v,aza dapends upop sn Inflammation Of mu
oo1s Linin of the vagina and womb. II Is IN a. 90
se secomt aned by severe pain In the back across ts
bo,gsIS and through the hips. teaspOOnfnl OF the
pedcirs m, v be taken three times DAY, Win az ~
ierfion Of a tablespoonful Of the Inedicinei mi1eH
with half pi Ut Of soft water, morning. sAu
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TEMPLE OF ART .,RIs
BRAINARD's HALL! Ss9Ll

WOOdrHf7s Original Bohemian
TROUPE GLASS BLOWERS,
Every Evening and on We jnesdsY and Saturday 81
ternOons, for One week more c1ly-
Lots of Presents Lots of Presents!
Gisen away at each Exhibition On Friday ever ing,
october 10Th the Grand COnnun'rum Contest Will be
rPpeaed. The first present for zach evening will be
a Splendid Smoking Iipo made entire'y Of 0lsss.
The Wonder Of Wonders, the beautiful Glass steam
Engine, "MONITOR, will be in full operation a. each
exhibition Admission Is cenis No half price
Doors open evening at ~ o'clock Afternoons at ~
o'clock. Exhibitions commence x hour later.
~ See Case of Work and smoking Pipe IN Messrs
Brainard COS Show Window. ocil2-l20
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A Brnre Nan. I.nsr Words.

The Utica Herald publishes the follow
ing letter from Spencer Kellogg Brown,
who was executed as a spy by the rebels,
the last he ever wrote, addressed to his pa
rents in that city:
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DR.. = q s H = ss,
Esai5sr Of he Royal College Of PhTsieiG
Losaon, Eagland; Graii'ass Of
R.oord's HOspit1l Jor

FEMALE DIS EASE
snd constant sttsadlat q Paris, Loadou, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals i0r che last ten yeal
hns opened his Odisa II the
johnson 8ouse, Cleveland,
Ehero ho viii Re haSpg to mea- al those who are Z
diossd with sUbscu,o and chronic diseasoa.
His urea; ment is entirely difereat from the Z
plan, and ia mid. efHcaciou5 and elective. Hism5
leinss are simply vegetable extracts I'D oils, d
have never been ussa but BY two otbA physieianA|
America besides himself Us has spo,s the great.
part Of his life and thousandg OF dollars IN obtain
8 Few secrets in his profession BE tests the Or
for all for1ns Of disease. Noehsrgs for giving all
honest and true sfateusnt Of their case
sPERMATORHGA.
To YOusG EES.-Ho can prove 70 you IN a faW n
uses that be is the only physlcien you ever tree
with that cures thi5 di5esse. Eor every patient
viii follow his directions, he viii give One Hund
Dollars fhs fails IN curing this disease. No chs
made for couaultati5n- These at 2 distance who \
TO consult the Doctor niay do so By sending o 81
vial Of urine ~ mail, with 1aUes sex and age, an
viii answer and describe their case and the poss
itT Of getting relief, b. encloaing return pos
stamp. nRr3if
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irritate d drench TIE Eiensys and by S9nstan ~
sazes
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A ERIEHD Is HEED-TBT IT. I
Dr.. sWset's sIlIFAhIIBLELI LIN n Ehfiap
IRON the recipe Of DR.. stephen Sweet, Of Conn
ths great bone setter, and has been uSod in h
Tics for the last twenty year. with the most e
ng Guccoss. As an external remedy Il = "
rival, and viii alleviate pain more speedily ~
other preparation. For all khsumat1o and =
Disorders it Is trulV iufslhbls, arc q 3 curai
sores, wounds, Sprzins, Bruises, &C. if8 -
hsaliug and powerful STRENGTHENING pro7ensit :
cite the iust wonder end astou ishuent o. al =
aFer given it o TRIAL Over four hu1d-ed oort
Of remarkable cures performed b u WITHIN <
fEo Years, attest to this fact. StrucE 2 Arin'
AFsnts for Oevel.nd Gscl6a taogca7
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Irritation Of The Meek Of the BIGSdsT, IaJsGH''
E,at:on of tie Ri3EeyS and cataTTh @
the BEoGdeF, StTcHgtiry AID
B-srniag, OF Fai'VaI
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MARRIED.
DIED.

IN WEDNESDAY afterr oon. Oetob I4tN at = past 8
clock, Of congestion OF the lungs, A. n. VALE B.
il The nfty-sscOnd year OF his age.
FaLe al at o'clock 10 morrow (Friday) afternoon.
FRI nds are invit, d 20 stiend
B5-Baltlmore an CHICAGO papers please py.
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AMU9EMENTs,

A OADEMY OF MUSIOl ,9zlt
JOE ELLsLER. -MsnsgoT a Proprietor. NJ
JAS. DlOhSOR....-. 1tARe ManaEer. -
v. bU5oh ....---..- treasurer.
This (TB BURsnAY) Evening, October 18th, will 9
presented, Tor the fist time, the gr at American
comedy, in Acts, called
CUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Az a Trenchard. ............ James Lewis
IOru uIunoTll -....---...---.. tolin stewart.
Mr.. Edward enchaTd.-.....-..-.-JohnE Fl sler-
Del ma cOti.-.....- j.. q NC 0uoul-
Mary herice h..-.........-....-s.M N r.. DicE son.
To conclrde with the laughab' Farce called
THE LCTTERY TICKET, or 2, $50
PRICES OF ADMIssIOE.-BOxes and PArquette, 50 cts;
Family Circle, 25 cts Gallery, IS cs. Seats re-
served during The day, 80 cts. Single eSeats in Pr
yRte Boxes. IS cts. Entire Box. 81. q and IS
Doors open at e4-Curtain rises ~ o'clock
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CONSTITUTION WATER

vs..nutsig f4s the conviction that it has equal
IiSEfng the csass Of diseases for which II has been
iour d so f IN eaEing IA Ano - Isl
snAt S.Ie remedy in foTss to meet the require
SssTi Sof patient and physician.
"a, fsls 6v cI DT'ggist'-Prtss q 90.
TM. a. GREGG & CO.,
ProprietoFs
AoLgl q AlisA' noTl0:Rz7eod
SOB "a GS By "
strpgg & Armstrong, Nn0 nsn'oA Nf0s'
B 60. Wholesale Agentsi
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CONSTITUTION WATER

has vr vsd itself squsI to ths task tnat has dsTOlVsd
pom it.
flitfFeEfes
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-23
Thurston County Union Convention.

At a Mass Convention of the friends Of
the Union, held at the Capitol. at Olympia,
on Saturday, May l6h, 1868, TO select dele
gates to attend tie Union Territorial Con-
venton to be held at Vancouver, to nominate
Union CT, Git',ir f., D.h gate TO Ccrgrss.
Elwood Evans. Esq, was called to the chair,
and X. II. Hewitt WAS elected secretary.
The object of the meeting having been
briefly stated bye the chairman. the conven.
ton proceeded to the election of six delegates
to represent the county Of I'hurs.on in said
Territorial convention, and tho following
nnmrd gentlemen We're elected: Mcssrs. A
II. Elder. j. lIs krllrtt, G. w. French, T..
Hunt, Edward Gildings and Charles Engan.
a committees Of three were appointed TO
confer with like committee from the Peo-
pies Union Convention. called at Tumwa-
ter. or with said convention. TO promote .
union of all the legal voters Of the county Of
Thursto,l, in the coming delegate and county
election. The following gentlemen were sr-
lectrd MS such committee: BENZ. HARVARD.
A. w. Moore. and BENZ. +. Brown. Said
committee ware continued, on motion, NJ \
Union County Committee. until Superseded
by committee to be selected by the taid
Thurston county convention. -
On motion, the SecrrtrrX was requested ia
farnisl, copies Of the proceedings Of the con-
vrnion to the papers in this place for publ.
cation. ELWOOD EVANS, CL'n.
II. II. HEwrTT, Sec.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-23

Cairo, May l3.-Grant had severe bat
tls with rebel Gen. Bowen, ut Clifton, ten
miles from jackson. on the railroad, last
Wednesday. Bowen was beaten and driven
back.
The women and children are leavieg Jack
son, and the men are preparing to defend the
place.
New York, May 1.-THE Tribune has ad-
vices direct from the Army Of the Potomac.
to Sunday, which confirms the first statement
that no movement whatever has taken place
since the return to the old camp at Falmouth.
The troops are in good spirits.
May l3.-Stering exchange firm and quiet
at 1640I65; gold quiet at l49(0l594: Gov
eminent stocks less active-Sixes OF 81, cou-
pons 1919; zoos. 1O7.
Washington, May l4.-Gen. Lee has issued
general order announcing the death Of
Stonewall Jackson, who expired on the l0sh.
Philadelphia, May l4.-A special 10 the
Enquirer says Valandigham was convicted
Of the charge against him, and sentenced TO
the Tortugas until the close of the war. Gen.
Burnside approved the sentence but the Presi-
dent changed it to sending him South.
New York, May I4.--1he Erpress says
that Mcclellan last week sent request to the
President to either accept his resignation or
plac. him in active service. Rnmor says that
the President stated that the active service
of Mcclellan would be required at an early
day.
The Tribune says Sigrl has returned from
Washington. after an Intellectual attempt to
return to duty, even, on the staff of COM
manding General. -. ~
A gentleman from Richmond says there
are no indications of a movement. The CEN
sorship over the tcL'graphc reports instead
Of being relieved has, if possible, become
mow and more stringent.
New York. May l4-Stonemnn is at the
headquarters of the Army Of the Potomac.
The Worlds correspondent states the indica--
tions are that the enemy is swinging round
his LETT on the Gordonsville and Richmond
liairoad, with his right resting on the Fred
pricksburg and Richmond road at Bowling
Greet. protecting the upper end of the TRAN.
gle formed by these roads, at Hanover juno
ton.
Sterling frmer. with moderate business.
G4t. Gold closed ut sol.
Memphis, May l2.-'The Jackson Appeal
of the 7,h says Grant proceeded towards
Port Gibson, with the main body Of his army
and that he is throwing up Entertainments.
The Richmond Dispatch says com'nunica-
tion by railroad has been re-es,ablished with
Fredericksburg.
The very latest dispatches from Grants
army are to the ST., inst. At that time his
advance was within Is miles Of Edwards
Station. which is Is miles east Of Vicksburg.
We have nothing confirming the report Of a
battle on the 9th at Clinton. Grant wns le.
ing reinforced. Two divisions Of Sl,-r,nan's
corps had ;rivrd. A new route las been
opened from Young's Point to the river. 8
miles long. which will greatly facilitate tho
forwarding Of mt n and supplies. Ten negro
regiments had been formed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-23
Cowlitz County Union Convention.
Commissioner.

MONTICELLO, Cowlitz Co., May 10, 1868.
Alta Convention of the Union men of Cow
]itz and Wahkiacum counties, for the purpose
of nominating officers for the various county
and Territorial offices to be voted for at the
next July election, and also to elect delegates
to attend a Territorial Union Convention to
be holden at Vancouver, w. r., May 25th,
the following proceedings were had:,
A. S. Abrrnpthy was elected President. land
Chas. Mccall Secretary.
On motion, committee of five was appoint
ed to draft resolutions. Mrssrs. Burbank,
Harris, JAS. Huntington. Smith and Lately
were appointed said committee.
The committee presented the following res
olutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved. LIST, That our attachment to the
Federal Union is undated, and that we will
adhere with unfinching devotion to the ma
tional CAUSE that we believe the safety of tho
country and the preservation of our liberties
depend upon the perpetuity of the Union, and
that W. view every proposition OF compromise
with rebels, on any other basis than that OF un-
qualified submission to the laws and the ma
tional authority. as wholly inadmissable. and
fraught with the most dangerous consequent
CTS tn the country.
ed, That we believe in every measure
which President Lincoln has adopted for the
maintenance of the Union and the restoration Of
the national authority, hs has been actuated
BY the highest patriotism and the most loyal
devotion to the interests Of the people. and we
pledge ourselves to hearty support Of the ad-
mihistration in all the measures for the sup
preston of the rebellion.
Sd, That the nominees of this meeting shall
Be unconditional Union men, without an i, an
and, or but.
On motion, committee of FIVE was appoint
ed to nominate county ticket, consisting of
the following named gentlemen Messrs. Nc
CURE, Hays. Bennett. H. d. Huntington and
Mauger
Committee presented the following ticket,
which was adopted:
CHAS. MCCALL.
T'' A'''' HENRY D. STONE.
E" 4''"' JAS. HUNTINGTON. Sen.
eo.miy Commi..oner- .
CHAS. A. MCGUIRE.
A. r. BURBANK.
~ Id. STEPHENSON.
en- morton, MeSSrS. DuVUauk anu <AucE.
nethy were elected delegates to the Territorial
Union Convention.
On motion, Messrs. Burbank, Bennett and
Mauger were appointed county committee
for the ensuing year.
The motion was made and carried, that the
Secretary he instructed to furnish copies Of
the proceedings Of this meeting for publication
in the WASHINGTON STANDARD, Portland
Times and Oregonian.
A. s. ABERNETHY, Pres.
CuAe. MCCALL, Sec.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-23
Ghe 0Gashinoton Standard,
u.s.. OFFICIAL PAPER FOR THE TERRITORY.
Agents for the Standard.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
o receive and receipt tor money due on subscrip-
ton to the STANDARD:
l.. p. FISHER, San Francisco, Cal.
THos. BoycE, San Francisco, Cal.
G. JONES, Vancouver, W.T.;
ALEX. S. ABERxErHy, Oak Point;
II. ID. HARRINGroN, Monticello;
john WEBSTER, Port Madison;
HENRY c. WILSON, Tcckalet;
MARSHALL BLINN. Scaheck.
A. b. PATRICK, Port Ludlow.
D1y- Money can be sent through the mails at
our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-23
SATURDAY, MAY go, 1868.


present fine that the Union strength, in the
Territory, will not only act in harmony and
good faith, but will roll up vote, in this
c,avass. which will fairly astonish them
selves. The transitory breach in our ranks,
over which the Democratic" faction were so
jubilant, and through the instrumentality Of
which they hoped to triuYph, is in fair way
to BE- healed-in fact we may say, the causes
for dissertion having been proven to have no
real existence, the loyal masses are prepared
to unitrdly endorse any unquali6edly loyal
man. of unimpeachable integrity, who may be
placed in nomination as the standard bearer
Ct their cherished principles. This assurance
is exceedingly gratifying, removing as it does
the last vestage of hope to our adversaries
They have embarked in leaky toat and arc
bound to go down with it. Their appeal for
Democrats to rally to the support Of party
name. is ingeniously made. but they have
failed TO convince that there is not hidden
object-that Of anaying loyal men Of Demo
cratic antecedents against the Government
Impelled to. recklessness and haste from the
fancied differences in the Union ranks, they
have exposed the cloven foot too soon, and
their cause is irreparably lost before the cam.
paign is fairly commenced.
Can any one be deceived by their hypocrit.
ical professional Is not the assumed right
clearly defined of criticising. condemning and
opposing the Administration, and all its acts
for the restoration of the Government, and
does not this saving clause set all the profess
sions of devotion to the Government which
precede it at nought :
We call upon all loyal men to look at mat
tiers exactly aS they are. Let us not be de.
ceived. We have men in several portions Of
our Territory who rympathize as heartily
with the rebellion as any man in the rebel
army. We have them scattered like tares all
over the coast. This class of men can endorse
the democratic" COLL quite as readily as il
it was worded in language Of their own dicta.
ton. They are free enough to admit that
they desire to see the Union restored if their
party favorites are to handle the reins Of gov.
ment, aud share the spoils with them. Tia,
is all they desire. They do not wish for any.
thing but defeat until this is accomplished. OF
the South achieves her independence. Hence
they oppose Republican Administration, moi
because the measures adopted arc not the
very best, but because they do not wish to
witness restoration of the Government under
any shade of Administration but the slave.
worshipping Democracy. tits nothing more
nor less than the rule or ruin policy which in.
augurated the rebellion and constitutes its life
and strength at the present moment. They
have, however, greatly miscalculated their
strength, as will be shown in the progress Of
the canvass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-23
Territorial Union Convention.

The undersigned members of both political parties
heretofore existing would respectfully and earnestly
recommend the Union and loyal people OF Washing
ton Territory meet in Conventions in their respective
countless early day. to select delegates to represent
them in Territorial Union Convention, to be held at
VANCOUVER, W. T., MONDAY, MAY %,
1863 for the purpose of nominating Union candidate
to this Territory in the next Congress- and to
take such other steps towards perectng Union organ
ization in this Territory the dangers now thrcaen'
ing our free institutions may demand: each county to
send to said Convention two ~ delegates for each rep
Representative has in the lower house OF the Leisa-
This call to the loyal people OF the Territory Is
made irrespective of all political parties and cqucs,
and the only test required by the convention in its
sandardbearer will be, integrity and capacty an UN'
| CONDITIONAL DEVOTION to UNION OF STATES; cor
dial and support of the Government in its efforts
10 suppress the present wicked rebellion and full and
seadast determination to prosecute the war till the a'
thorty Of the is recognized within our Dor
ders. In the dangers and perls now surrounding our
country is believed the partisan should be merged in
the patriot and that should not waste our strength
in wrangng the merits of Democracy" and Re-
publicanis while the torch is being applied to the ed
ifce erected by the great arm of WAsINoroN. In this
belief and in this spirit this call is made.
Friends of the Union! you who are determined to
preserve the nation with all its States and Territories,
with all the rights Of the States and the people given
them by the Constitution, let not, because Of the
dieting clouds in national sky, despair OF the
Republic Let meet together in Conventional take
counsel and to send from this distant shoyc cheering
word to the Government at Washington and the brave
soldier the field, who has left his home to fight and
to fall in the battles of our beloved country.
LEANpER HOLMES, GILMORE HAYS,
G. T. MCCoNNELL, BENJAMIN HARMED,
LEVI FARNEswORTH, WARREN COVE,
A. r. BrRpANK, FRED. A. CLARKE,
A. S. ABERNETnY, THATCHER Hunt,
WM HrNrINGToN, A. HILL,
CHAs. MCCALL, JOHN WEBSTER,
JAMES URQrHARr, IA. WILSON,
w. w. ARMSTRONG, WM. McLASE,
f. J. DYER, Il. G. WARBAss,
F. w. PErrYoRoyE, JOHN W. ANDERSON,
E. L. DALE, CHARLES II. SPINNING,
JOHN ARD, WALTER T. WEED,
II. COCHRAN, L. w. PERRIN,
DAVID r. FABLES, II. X. STEVENS,
JOHN BRIscoE, ISAAC WHEATON,,
(and others)