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FROM FORTREss mONROR.
FonrREss MoERoE, Dec. Il

tUhIhhss MUNHOEl DEC. 10.
Major Eokert has received dispatch
saying it was reported at Frankfort that
the o. s. gunboatDsylight had been blown
up by the rebels
Another gunboat had chased blockade
sumner ashore, snd the Daylight went in
to take possession, when rebel battery
threw shell into her magazine, destroy
ing her and killing most Of her officers and
crew. This isn't confirmed, but was be-
lieved at Beaufort.
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asOthersl hEoshersII SHoiherElii

Don't fail to procure Hrs. WiHsLOW's sOcfh.
ne SYRUP for UHibDREH TEETHIEG. .t-r
This valusble pTeDarstion Is he prescription ions
of the beet Female Fhysio'sns and Earsss IN ths
Omitted statss and has bsn used or thirty years ie
nsver filIns safety and Success By miliOnssf moth
srs d ehliron, from TIE feeble infant Of ons week
sIdt tho s9ut 1t not only relieves the chtid-ru
yain, but uviEorstes the stomaoh and bowels. eoT'
reots sodiy aud gives oas and energy 10 the Whoil
y 'tsm. Il VIII almost instantiy relieve
GRTFiRG IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLfI
We bslisvo 1t the Best and surest Remedy In the
world n ali oasss o. pyssntsry and DiArrhasa
Children. whether Is arise from Tsethiaz, or d0n
any oths eaRse.
gB-FuI directions for using WI accompany ea1n
bottls. B0ns genuine unless the fac-simils Of O0d
FIs &PERRlNs, New York, Is on tbs vraBFsr. q.
s4-s0id By sll Msdi5lns Dealers, Principal O1s
g Dsy-Bt., New York.
PrIos ssIT 25 CSsrs paF Bs=rsA-
uay3is h1ssdaWi1
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoEK, Dec. l9.
The Hsrald's Morris Island correspond
ent says:
The cause Of the washing away Of tie
obstructions in Charleston Harbor was
from the famous floating battery getting
sdrift in the last gale, and smashing
through obstruetions The row lies ashore
near the north end Of Folly Island.
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LEGAL.
CTATR OF OHIO, CUAHOGA CoUN.

=. AEAAA Va VIM w 14ONl SNNAN@
- TY-SS.
William W. Ward,1
Fs. petition for Divorce.
Mary E. Ward.
Mary E. Ward, Defendant, will take notice that
the said Plaintiff, on the Esd day OF November,
1868, filed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas Of said county, praying 10 be divorced
from said Defendant. The cause Of divorce al
legged is aoultry. Said csuse will be for hearing
At the February Term Of said court.
Said Defendant will ALEC take notice test depo-
sitons viii be taken IN said cause by said Plain
tiff at the house Of John Myers, in the town Of
Hudson, county Of Lenawee, and State of Mich
igsn, on the 4th day OF February, 1864, between
the hours of O'Clock, A. n, and o'clock, P. n f,
aud TO continue from day 70 day until said depo-
sitions are mpleted. Also, at the same plsce,
and betEeen the same hours, in said case, said
Plaintiff will take dispositions on the llth dsy Of
February, 1894. Also, said Plaintiff will take de-
postions in said case in Cleveland. Cuyehoga
county, Ohio, on the 18th dsy Of February, 1854,
at the office Of D. ". Gage, between the hours OF
o'clock, A. n, and O'Clock, P. NJ, end continue
from day TO day, between said hours, until the
same be completed. D. ". GAGE,
declo:lS5 AttoTnev for Plaintiff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

Airesdy the political atmosphere is rife
with schemes for the next Presidency.
The parties which in tbs rush Of events
have lost their distinctive names, or at
least all logicsl claim to them, are begin
ming TO reorganizs for the approaching
strugglet Il "a definitely settled in the
minds OF the people thst no cessation Of
hostlitiesea can take place until the Rebel
liOB is suB5ued and The Union restored.
The Peace DsmoeEacy, having been up
rooted by the whirlwiud blast Of gopular
conteapt, can 10 longer hope to organize
successful party on the cringing dec
trines Of their recent campaign. They
must eadeavor to msintsin feeble ezis-
tenes Of protest against this cruel and
inhumRn war, OF they must be swallowed
up By tbe WaF Dem2craey. This viii lie
determined when onos Il is decided which
is stronger in their hearts: sympathy for
treason and slsveholding, or love OF party.
If the former, we shall have three caudi-
dates il ali probability for the next Presi-
dsnoyi II the latter, then We shall have
! two candidates. The only capital upon
which the q War Democracy" (facetiously
60 ealisd) can operate, IS that of hostility
to the mode Of Reconstruction proposed by
the President For the sake Of getting
control OF the governmental machinery,
they may attempt to elect men whose
sympathies are SO far warped as to con-
sent TO reconstruction with slavery still
remaining IS institution of the South.
No loyal man need fear the result ef 6
presidential campaign conducted on such
sparty cry ss q The Uaion and Slavery"
The Oonstitstion and Slavery"
Little 3,ac, the great champion Of " mas
terly ioaotiyity,p has besn kept. in pickle
usti recently, ever Stree he was politely
iavitel 20 report at Trenton, New Jersey.
Bat his ooppsrhead affiliations have kill
ed him. He is now 70 be thrown over
board to the tender mercies Of PbeFnandi
and his admirers.
This aew Bpeoies OF "War Democracy" "
waich is represented in such Journals as
the Herald, World, Express, Statesman
and Plain Dealer must therefore hunt Up
some new Conservative General. The
brilliant successes Of General Grant would
tempt them sorely if unfortunately for
ths1i but fortunately FOR himself and the
country ho had not recently given Eneh
decided expression to MS views OF the
necessity Of al entire overthrow Of the
institution of slavery, and were not go
completely identified with the Admins
tration. Tasy arc sorely puzzled, and
thOdgh the New York Herald has led ihs
wsy in urging Grant. they do not seem to
take. the bait
.6oentTely reToiutioRizsd in thei7 opin-
ions Of slavery have all our leading Gen,
erals bceoiae; SO entirely are hey in &c.
cord with tho Presi5e1ts plan Of recon,
strgctioa thal it becomes an exceeding
difficult task for them TO get live mill.
tsry man sufficiently Conservative.
In the mean time ne people can afforJ
to wait znl watch tie maaeuverings o
the politicians. Whsa the time comes, tht
nan that has stood Hobly at Bis pos
through Tho natioH's redemption will no
be forgotten, bps vii be placed at It's hssi
with wild huzzas CT vicjcTy.
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DFsTRUCrIYK FTRF.

TITUsvILLE, Pa, December 1s.
a conHagration is raging here. Twenty
business places, including the pOstofice
and whole square are destroyed. The
damage is heavy.
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RAILROAD TRACK DESTROYED.

OAL4AAOAEi Oeos 40s
Messengers from General Sullivsn's cav
airy, beyond Winchester report that
Ayerill cavalry were at Stanton yester-
day, and tore up the railroad for six miles
between there and Gordonsville. This is
very important If true, but 1t lacks con-
frmatipn.
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WASHINGTON, Deo. 10.
The Secretary of the Navy has received
dispatches from Commander Clay dateo
Halifax, the 18Th, saying that the Chess
peake has been transferred to the British
authorities.
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tcOHNUHICATED.l - r.-
PBLHGRkRf CONSUMPTION CURABLE gISEAsE
A 0ard-To ConsumptiVes.

The undersigned having been restored to Hsalth
few weeks, By a very simple remedy. amer having
suffered several yoars with a severe lung Affection
and that dread disesse, Consumption-ii anxious %
make known to his fsllov-sufisrers ne nsaaB q
cure. llA
To all who desire it, be win end COPY O. the pre-
Icrpton used tfree of ehsrge,) VITA The direction
for preparing and using the same, which they WI
1nd 8 Sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, BV0nehf
tis, 80. The only object Of the advertiser "a ssndin
the Prescription Ia beu- thc aficted, and sp-es4
i1fOFmaton which be C aedige 10 BE atCGbleand
ne hopes every sufferer will tzy tis Feaeiy, asitWj
cost them nothing, an nay prove blessing
Parties wizhinG the presr7tion wiii Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. iFIllS0N. WILLIAMSBURG.
F-..H Kings county, l. I . rt
EEsrTbo above EeHl-dy may be cttafacd n Clevo-
land Of O. s EoKENzIE, Drugsist, NO iz5 suPsEi0F-
81. Cal for pamphlst. hse Of ohsrge- eet- l3ldss
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood srs

The Chief Attributes OF Manhood sFs
irsgusnflY Loaf or I1spsa3ed y ElsiFraetiess and
ei5us habits tsst VII Inevitably issd to 1srediaalF
disease unIess checked IN tine Head the truths las
aoWn in the treatise 'HuhlAN EEAILFY, OF PHEh
IOLosIoAE REsESRgHEs." Is is elsborstsi7 hiastrs,
tsd with eoiorsd ongTsViag8 and win oouviuos tAa
uSost hardened Ead unsonSsFned, IS vel a. Feisss
shs mini5Of ths most dss5oading, By lsaeing thar
IN the right channel for rs;isi o. bodily enc nsata
agony and despair.
s7rsoia by DF. BARa0E. iss Blssoker-5ss n. p
Price rs cent?. Sent free eTurTThere. See AdFarls
uaqut Of - TriesemAr'' In anOthsr column.
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Tho Frssansn q Lop;.laEn.

The following IS aa extract from G let
ter written BY Rev. Thomss Calshsn, mis-
-sIoaaEy 10 -the freedman from the United
Presbyterian Church, dated eOOdrieh's
L.nding, CaTrol Parish, Louisiana, Nov
smber I0th. The letter was written to our
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/ lILRVELAND 9 TOLEDO B. r.
-


1854. WIETER ARRANGEMENT. Isss-4
Ou and aftsr Monday November l6th, l56s, Passen-
ger Trains will lsaFs OlsVelERd ~ follows l9undayi
sxcspted):.
1:5O 4. M.-OalOAGO EXPf,EsS -Stapa AZ Bsgea,
tirarun, Cberifn, Eoswsls, Mourogyiile, Belle
we, Olyle Fremont aud Eim1rs, and arrives 81
Tclsdc at ls-i0 P. ~ Bst10il 80 ?. II and &hi
cage at 10 81 ?. n
.s:05 r. Mn ESTEEM MAtIf-StoDs At AL sta.
rI0Ls Jn SOuthsrn Division, and arrives st To
Iedo at 6ih8 p. NJ; Chicago 6.taa 8. n
$3.50 p. N.-NOHTh astn mAIL--5uO5s ~ all sta.
IIous On H0rthern Division, aud sTTiYes zt San
d1shy ct ig = =.
1890 p. 1I.-NIgHT EXPREsS-stJD8st Grafton,
horWsik, MOnFOovite, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives az Toledo ~ " P. NJ DeirOit 6:00 A. i
and Chicago a. &c 80 A n
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

Aasau 3 1-a8I4OLlEs 0a44ls
THIS Is the most dsliEhtfnla and sZtrsordinayy 70
ois ever discovered. It changes the sun-burnt iaos
End hands to psarly satin texture fTavishng bean
~, IrpsTtius the marble purity Of youfh, AID ffs
pIsTISgUz appearance 20 inviting In The city balls q
fashion II removes tan frscklsa. pnples snd roagh
ness from ths skin, leaving the complexion irssb
transparent and smooth. Il tcont=ins 20 maieFsalias
furious to the skin, Patronizsd b Ao,reses saa
Ope-a Singers. it's Whist s7er7 lady sh5ui9 bsva. =
5FSold EEsrTThers- ia4
DEMAs 8. BARHESA 90, -.
General AgentI,
3uiyl-Rzs so nInedEay. EoE Hora.
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DR.. 6 8 All AM,
EGa5s Of fhs Royal 0O'5sgs Of FAFsiei<a,I
EozSOs, England; Gra9.sGfs S}
RSoOrd's HOSPITAL for


FEMALE EASE @
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, NsV
lean5snd &Outrssl Hospitals fOr he lass tsn ysar
has opened his once ss ths
Johnson House, Cleveland,
whore he win be happy to meet all those wao hrs aa.
aiotsa with subacuts AMI chronic diseases
ais treatment Is entirely Stasrent from the Oft
Plan, and L MID, ef3eactoua and SGsetivs. H5mse
Ioinss are sinpiy vezstsbls extracts cd oils they
have never been usea but By tive 9TH phssoIaus l.
America besides himssH de has spsn the RrsstsS
=rt Of his life and Thousands Of dollars In obtainin
ioW secrets in his profession. Ga tssts the UriE
Tor all forms Of disease No charge for Ei7inE -r
honest and trus statement Of their oass. .-
sPzBHATOEaUA
10 TcUEG MEg--ae osu prove 70 you IN s fsv MS
ute5 that hs Is the only physician yon trsstts
With that cures this cisesse For eVerY patient Wh
VII follow his directtons, he VIII give One Hundra
Dollars n be falls IN curing this disease. Nc ohsrEl
ns5 fOr consultstlon- Ii9ss sta distsuce who Wisb
% consult the DootcE may DO 80 by ssneiag > snEI
ia o. urine by mall, With name and age, and ~
SUI snsEer and describe THAR case ard The rossibiI1
ls7 o. getting rclief bY eneloEnF 4 retarn postaai
fEinE zcar3stfl
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT EDITORS LEADER !:
Permit me 10 tender assurances Of my CRATE
ful appreciation of numerous and uniOoked-
for kinGasssss recently received from many
Of your citizens, on the occasion Of very
iuPortsnt sud severe surgical operation,
which was successfully performed BY DR.. S.
R. Beckvith, upon my little son, four years
old, in the removal Of a very large encystsd
jumor. To ths surgeon, whose skill rescued
a life from an inevitably fatal grasp upon
it, and whose kindnessss suPersdded impose 4
4 deep sense Of obligation to DR.. D. q.
BsokWish, to Rev. Mr.. Page, Rev, Dr.
dams, and numerous others, whose fsvOrs
dslicsteiy rendered IN connection with The
painful scenes incident to the osss must com
lnEnd 8 lHst-ng remembrance, heartfelt
tribute Of thanks Is rendered, sc tao least 0:
their duss. I N, CAREAN,
Pastor Baptist Church, Ashland, O.
4 Gooo ExAMPLE.-The t2Tnship oi
Cllgrin Rails has flied itz ryrorg nIrvsn he.
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TLEYRLAND L PITTsBURGH
~ BAIL EOaD.


1884. WINTER ARRAEGEMEET 1868
On and after Monday, November l6ta, 1865, Trains
leave Olegslsnd follows, dsiy, Sundays e1eepted
$50 A. HI.-MAIi5-Arrfqss at New YORK I0.O0 A.
ri s PhilasselPhis 5 I:lo a NJ Bsltimese 5o All
f:f0 p. H.-EX PEESS-Arr!yes - PhiisdGlFhisat
l0.z0A. n; EaitfmOce lisa a. n, Wheeling 6.OS
Pa New Philadelphia $50 ?. NJ
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Akron end Mil-
tsrBOurAh.
Morning Train connects at BsTelna with q. q.
W. Railroad Train fOrHll points on thai rp.d.
Cars run through IRON Pittsburgh % EeW Fork
CFis Ailsntoan,l without change.
- Fare a. low Is by any other line.
~ Through Tickets can be procured st the Unicn
Ticket Oldes, Wsddei House. At the Depot or af ths
Hdelid -Etreet station.
J. L. MCCULLOUGH, sup't.
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1851. WaaTs 3 FDuRp.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAJaHH)
w Fsrmsru, Volunteers and others, to know that
keIr ornen fciks oan earn IS 70 s20 per week with
Bns Of Azine Celebrated Knitting Machings. It viii
earn It's cost IN thirty days. Price, comriete e1o--
WaIrht IS pounds. Freight from co eentB 70 el 50
Es1d for circular snd samples tsend stamps.l
ELLIOTT a gRAHBOh,
spr23 Rs 10 LsEe-st.i Chicago. N.
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AUCTION SALES,
"WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23D, 1853.
REAL E ,TITE AT AUCTION.
TEr HUDsoNP NPLANING MTLL

7 :
with Tire Engine, which Il q CREST power; Two Boil.
er. ard iar- cot q starting, tEeth,r With about
HhEc atEE s-tiE L AND On hich tie bu1lcin.
B.anas sltHstej near the asilrCai uspoJ. . idias
40S7 feet thTee tories hlgh viii e so.5 st Publis
Aucsi n On The PreDii-es, On WED6EsDAY, De-
ceTtsr ID q elsF7ri Gel L A. n
.THBas 0F SaLE-fi,ogs 0 be paid at the time Of
sale; balance IA ea7al pal ments, in-tJns and TWo
yezrs, With tnieTs8' snnusly tx per cent Buf q.
irg AID tsUii, " 70 bs na1rsd Tor q tgl ard Pel
icy lransiaFTsd 20 j q. iisssslL
By -nrier OF Il. o. Rissel. o. CUTTER,
Eadeo1, Leo II, l-s9-L0 Anolionssr,
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ausky, mansdsId & h8wark Z. T., u Clyde With ths
3sndusky, Dayton & Cincinnati 2. &, st Fremont
with Fremont indiana r. L., aad st TolsG1 ri
ths Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana and To
tsdO sbash Railroads fOr Chicago, Batzoit, Jack
son. Eort Wayne, LQghnspork, Lafayette, Cairo, AL
son, st. Louis and al points Vest, Northwest and
Southwest.
TrAins arrive N Cleveland from Toledo aud tie
West At 9;-5 A. E,-245 P. IL and 5.t5 p. \. From
Bsndusky 81 a;25 Az. =. ~ HBCK EB, Sup T.
Cleveland, November IS, 1888.
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A FRInHD II HEED-TET II.
Df. BWesf'G ny ALLlBLz LIHlA EfT i ProPAEF-
rom the recipe Of d. etsEAsn BEests q O0neectaz
TIE great bone sstter and hss besn ussd in his Bt
goo for the lat twenty yas7s 5t .hs most esfc1
a F1ocsss As An cItsrnal remedy is i5 Wtthout Z
rival, ald VIII alisFsto Hafn apeediy thGn an1
osnsF yrsHsrArian Sos al E&eu1ario arJ ksfEurf
Ds0rsrs Il Il t-uiy infalhbis, and eurslig3 las
d5Tss, WJGnds, srrailB BrUissa, Ge.s it5 eogs1inA
hssiiaE szd poEgrl1i 81 ong shanE Ero1ei q SEE ~
tita the IeHs gsCGz 50 1t0EisHant Of al ho usti
s=aT Tiven i 9 fTial. Over fcur HUNDRED, cerlcas3
81 FsDer sE0io cures EsrTeod y - Within tie ils
10 Vesgs Al kssf 70 ff taes struug Z Armstrongi
Rss1fs - Flegal-u.l p dsnslzifpolFda atTs "a
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EOR sALE.-THE SoUARE

J. TWEEN Euclid and Prosrsct-Sts-, Immediately
west Of and adjoining Case Avenue; one of Inc most
convenient and desirable localities FOR hestd 20
be feuad In tho CiEy. The grOund lie8 higher than
5Is5-A Lot OF e75f feet front on Euclid and Pros
peCt-Sis and 900 feet deep, lying on high grolnd,
near the summit Of Pr0sFectst 10 rods esaf Of Case
Avenue. . .
Ais0-A Lot 20 feet front the sTuth sid3 Of Pros
uscf-5t between Granger and Cheshire-Sts.
80 For 'erms epqGire At ofies Of fBaeAus & Soble,
deoii.iE ". G. Williams.
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The Greatest Remedial Agent
Now Before the Public.

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1t cures Inhuenzas, with Hesdache, Sore Throat,
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achs Cough, with dificuliy Of breathing and rough
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NOR SALE-A FARM OF 475
Acres, 8 miles from Newark, Licking county
Ohio; 100 scTes in proved, the balance good TIMBER
$50 acrss bottom iand the whole 900 acrss are under
gUOd ststs OF cultvstion al well fenced, good or
oharding aud vol Watered. No SHste land on tne
faTu have also good Stock on the iaru1 that will
ssH with tt II wanted viii take IN part s-Enent
Oity Pp5narty 10 cleveland, small farm and tns
balance on long time. Price 80 per sore
aa-tIq 70 n ~ Nv -. tnuEa's ElurE
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PLEYBLAND PAPER COMPLY.
z \ -MAnuiscturers OF EKHS, BppK and " Rap
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price to Messrs. BENTON BRoTHERs, Cleveland, o.
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FQR SALE.

I OTIS FOR sal .e-I35 FIT. FRONT
1 4 on Superior ST.. ,aIne- Of MEiTson-st. Also
su5-ots To- II and Is Nsiug fest front each, on Su
perior-Sc east OF tiuirsCn-oE. AlsO-l5 foet front
on Sprlng-St running bs-k 20 the BatiTOad track
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
Cleveland Columbus B Cincinnati Bniroad st .nds.
Also-I7 feet inches front On Champian-St., nearly
opposite the new City GOurt llou'a q.
dec3-g20 Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

= Gooo ExAMPLE.-The township Of
Caagrin Rails has flied It's quota, eleven be-
ing the repaired number.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
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