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DENTISTRY.
SINGLE TOOTH 81 .OO. -
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,

AhllEABAAl IEEAhs
upon Vulcanized Rubber Base, with our mode Of in
8erting, pronounced By all 70 the most lifs-ls
and useful In Eating Speaking and Singing. They
pain, and uted TO mt for less than half for
mar prices Experience has brought the practice ef
our pr0io5n 70 80 hiGh degree Of perfection that
partial entire sets be made without the least
nconyeniance 50 the patents AID undiIting habe'
rom Natural Teeth, for SO, SIS and a20 q set.
- kstabliahed over Ten ysars, corner Ontario-St.
and Public Square, (sOuth sidel
HALLIWELL q DANIELS,
dssl psntists,
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A dispatch frOA Cairo, published in the
Chicago Journal, staes that Colonel Shaw,
ofthe 18th Iowa, was Gere on the 18th
inst, on his way to Helena, where he will
proceed to organize the negrOe., and nus
ter them into the military servie, He is
authorised to raise a brigade.
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r EGAL N0TICE.-Defauit having been

EGAL N0TICE.-Default having been
4 made, and the first party having failed to
pay the nstallment, which fell due November
lst, 1859, on the contract entered into December
3d. 1858, between Gregory Gerspscher Of the first
part a-l Hiram Stone, party Of the second part,
for the sale by the second party to the first party
of Ofsubdiyision lot No. Il, in Hiram Stones addi-
ton 70 Ohio City and Cleveland, composed Of a
part Of original lots Nos SO ard C., in Brooklyn
township, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given, that IN pursuance Of
the power contained in said contract, the under
signed viii, on the 17th day Of FebrusTy 1868, at
10 O'Clock A. II, Of the said day, at the door Of
the Court House Of the City Of Cleveland, Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, sell at public auction said lot
oflsnd ana the Improvements on the same.
EDWARD WADE.
Cleveland, Dec. II, 1862. janlG;427
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LIST or LFTrFRs
Remaining in the Cleveland Post One,
January 20, 1862.

January 90, 1852.
.sEAIl letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them will
Dlesss he prepared with the necessary change.
- The Once will be open at ~ 4. NJ, and close
= - : LADIES' LIST.
Adams Emsline Armstrong Alien Emma
Aker Mary Abbott Mary A Angel Hattie II
Andrews Msry Andrews $ Aeher Susan
Baldwin Anna Bate clara Bowen Ellen
Briggs Mary Barret Stella Burke Stella
Baughmgu J Brooks " B
Colburn ABB ChapmSnCP CulsrOA
Cheilis Caroline COwan David Carpenter En-
COWls Lizzie Chase May tashtRugh
Carroll Martha C1wlry sarah Colweu Hattie
CronS Sarah Child Lizzie Cain Robert
Conkey hlizaH Gareton Crosby Harry
Clark Lucia Cleveland Mary
ID
DsGroat Rebeeea Davis Rosa Deming Mary
DOan MOlie J Dixon Bell j Downie Helen
DeWyer Bridget Dillon Ann Eenn:s John
Diekii son julia s Dodge Catherine
Edward Amelia Erto AImira Gilmore Bo,s
EgAn Mary EdwaIds Ann Eckart Ann
Edgingtyn susanna Eckman Ssllis Edray Nancy
Fac Addia Fournival Q Fl ch Edward
Ferguson Edwin PFouts Jennie
G
Graham Samuel Gartsse Pauline Grannis ElizaJ
Gaines Ellen Calvin Mary J Galley Matilda
Hazard Kate Hartman Car is Harrington Sate
Hobart Done Harrison Eliz Dewitt
u0reen HnnOrs Hamilton Mary Huff Mary
Hawkins Msry A Hudsen Sarah Hannah sarah
Hight e II Hale William HeendersonJs
How James Hudson Laura Holden Laura
Holden LiLbie Hitchcock LouissHayes Lester
Johnson Rhoda johnson Maya
Keilvy Ellen Kirdey Bridget KINGSLEY Mrs
kiTsch LIB Kles,ey Mary E KENNEDY Regsnis
Kellogg Julia Knapp Mary
tS9 Sss3y Ehg55 FsRs sRs6 6nag t64d SRoS 5Phn
Lsc<ey Mary
NJ
NI,ns Thursey Morton Alice MartiuJR
Monroe Adaliee Munsnu slmira Morris David
M e Hd1ora Mo7pisoS 1tS5Sn Mary MapSy S Marg
Morton MsryT Melayen II N MJoIe Marg A
Moult0n Mary W Myers J Maeomber Il A
Mackli1 Louisa Mathews L0uisI Markham Louisa
Miller Lisey Merrill Mary Munros Mary
Myrick & Co Mary
MOGuire Cath MoNaii5 R5p Eliza MoCanna Hush
Mackenzie Jano McMahRn Matilda
SooneS Nellie E Newman Annie Norman Johanna
PaIsou William PruIl N Argus PaysOn Mary r
Phillips A Parrish l. Patterson Julia
Parker Loaisa Potter Julia A Perry Nancy W
Palmer Chas
II
Remington Rowen Isateila Rice MaTy3
Roysen Harriet o
Smith Ester SazeaBt EmT 7 Sweeney MarRar't
Shanks Mary Stone NJ kanford Sarah
Sacker William Shepard Ezra Sweeney Susan NJ
SickemFyer Mary Saxon Mary A
II
Tiff John Taylor Eunics Taylor Elizab'h
Terry = TrTpp Jenny Tucker FTar ces A
Thayer Susie A Tues er Susan
Yorce NJ Yannames Jane Van Dorm
Van Renssaer GertrGde
W
Woodward Marih Williams Mcr WUo5en Marion b
Niker Lib Welton Julia N Wetmore May
Welsh Susan Wilcox Ptrmel Wylds Eliza
Wall er Way Mrs wilson Ann
Williams Mrs Wells &C Wing Eliza
Warner William Wood Jrlia Wi.ner II n
Wa eh-id Fanny Woodward Wheeler FL "a
Wer mau Emma Wiltse Ester
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Capt. John Brown, of the Thirtieth Ohio
regiment, son of old 0ssawattomie Brown,
who was hung at Charleston, Va, is one
ofthe officers recently dismissed from ser
vice for being on home duty without
leave.
The above we copy from the Plain Deal
er. The Editor of that sheet knew he was
telling deliberate falsehood when he
penned it, The Capt Brown allu-
ded to isnOt Capt. John Jr., (son of old
John Brown who lately commanded a
company of sharpshOOters in Kansas.
Capt. John Brown, Jr., was compelled
over year since, much to his own grief
and Disappointment, to resign on account
Ofhaving the rheumatism, which untitled
him for duty, and he has since been liv-
ing on his farm in Ashtabula county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-21

At Washington, on Tuesday, S912 were
contributed in the Foundry Chapel to For
eign Missions. $50 of the sum was OBJ
tanned through the suggestion to make Mr..
Lincoln, who was in the audience, life
member.
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TOHN W. MCDONALD is HERE
81 BY notified that on the 18th day OF November
A. D. 1862 Cecilia s. McDonaid filed In the Office ol
the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahO-
"a County Ohio, her petition against him for Divorce
al eging causes therefor, GrOss Neglect Of Duty
and NVflfui absence for Three Years. Said cause
will be for hearing ct the February term, A. D. ls53,
Of said Court PALMkR 4 DENNIS,
dec2.4Z2 AttOrneys for Plaintiff.
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AGRICULTURAL.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

AeRICULTURaL IMPLEMENTS,
HOFse Powers and Saw Machines,
for Cutting Wood. Manufactured and for sale by
BALDWIN. DEWITT & co.
CORN SHELTERS, STRAW CUTTERS AsD OK T0EES,
at the Cleveland gricultural Works, 80 Center-St
BALDWIN, DEWITT b CO.
CultiEatOFs, 1, 2& SShOTel PIOWs, &C.,
u ALL KINDS, ready for the Spring Trade, at
BALDWIN, DEWITT cos.
80 Center-st.
CLOTHES WRINGERs, the best made.
deeso BALDWIN. DEWITT 90.
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laIIy, TrI-WeekIy nd Keekly IeadeF.

Owing 70 the extraordinary rise in the
price Of printing paper and all other ma
fsrials used in the composition Of news
paper, the publishers Of the Herald, Plain
Dealer and LEADER have been obliged to
raise the-price Of their several editions to
the following scale:
DAILY.
By mail. one --.-..''s ~ g0
three months .--.-...-.--.-.- 4-lo
For less time, 60 cents per month.
DeliYsredin the city by carriers, 10 cLs- Per week
News Agents supplied at $500 per 100.
TRI-WEEKLY.
By mail, one year - -
9 50 six 4.fo
Forless time, 80 cents per month.
Five copies, IN loOJ
Ten copies land extra copy to getter-up
OF club 5Ovv
Delivered in city by carriers cents per week
News Agents snpPRHsee PHeFK4 s. S7.g2 ~ per iOO'
Clubs Of ten and upward, ench-....-..--------.l lzo
The getters-up Of clubs VIII receive extra
copies as follows:
A Club OF ten, a copy Of Weekly.
A club Of twenty a copy Of Tri-Weekly.
A club Of forty and upward, copy Of Daily.
The above terms viii be adhered TO In
al cases
FAIRBANKS, BENEDICT a CO.,
Publishers Of Herald.
JAsTEPHENS0N,
Publisher Of Plain Dealer.
Publishers of Leader.
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The ast of the 6 young Napoleon,

The Last of the " Young NapOieOn.s
The papers which have been brought to
light during the Mcdowell Court of In
quiry wipe out the last lingering prop un-
der Mcclellan. Besides the Presidential
letters already published, there is & state
ment made in April last signed by Adju-
tant General Thomas and Major General
Hitchcock, which shows, as the result Of
an investigation ordered by the President,
that Mcclellan did not comply with the
requirement that whatever moves he made
he should leave Washington entirely Sc
cure.
One Of Benjamin's intercepted dispatch
es to slidell, makes an important revela-
ton as TO rebel military movements,
which fully confirms the wisdom Of Hal
leck's removal of McClellan's army from
the Peninsula. He says that after the re-
treat to Harrison's Landing, Lee having
satisfied himself thata small force would
be sufficient to hold MeClellan's demoral-
ized army in check, proceeded as rapidly
as possible to join Jackson, hoping to hurl
their united army on Pope, crush him and
proceed to Washington without further in
terruptiOn. Had McClellan's desires been
granted, by leaving him on the Peninsula,
it is evident that this rebel movement
would have been successful.
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PIANO TUNINa.

OLIVER P. HANKS, 60
" Professional Piano-Forte Tuner.
An orders left at the Music Store Of s. Z q II
Brainard Co., 205 sups- II Street. win ps promptl
nftendad 20. meYl
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CHEAP spy GLASSES-M1aHr7
" hsndYop Picket auty,at CQELEs'
AuR7 Meddeu 10 uss
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SSpectators will be admitted tut not allowed y.
skate-l0 cents each admission.
Tickets NOT Transferable All Tickets viii be cold
and all per-orB admitted subject the printed reg
uaiOns and such other rules the Proprietor may.
from time to time. zee it TO adopt
81 NO SKATING On SUNDAYS. "a
When the Ice Is In good eouditisn for ska-
ting there will be shown from the flag stag
at the Park, a FLAG In the day time and
a II I'D LIGHT AZ Might.
EB-Tickets can Be procured at the Ofics Of S. s.
Stone COyer ths Merchants Bank OF Of Chas Fuhr-
man. Superintendent, at the Office Of the Park from
O'Clock in the morning till in the evening
s. S. SrUhE, FrOp'r.
CHAs. FUHRNAE. supt deciT.i5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-21
In Common Pleas, Cuyahoga County Ohio.
THE said Henry G. Lucas and Francis

Eliza J. Stone and Frank D. Stone, her husband,
Plaintiffs, vs.. Henry G. Lucas and Francis
Rove. Defendants.
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The eonfesslOn. and Experiences Of a

gentleman having been cured OF the results &
early error and disease will from motives Of hszsE-
olonce, send to those who request it. COPY Of the
above interesting narrative, published By himssf-
This little book is designed warning and caution
to young men and those who suffer from Nervous De-
bflity, Lozs oi Memory, Premature Decay, &c, &C..
suqpls ing At tho sAme time the means Of self cure
Single copies will be sent undor seal in plain en-
Selope witho CHARGE to any who request IT, by ad-
dress ng the author CHAs. A. LAMBERT,
nov24'dtw42s Grpenpoint, Long Island, n. =.
A COUGH, coin, OR IBRIrArED THROsT.
hslJEed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
aud Bronchial afIrcti rs. oftsntimss incurabls.
Browns Bronchial Troches
reach directly tbs affected parts and give almost In.
slant Ie.ief- In BROScGITIs, ASTHMA and CArAaHH
thoy beneficial. 1hs good effects resulting rom
the use Of the Troehes and their extended 1se has
caused them to be Counterieitel. Be sure 20 guard
against Wo.th'ess limitations. OBTAIN cnly The GFH-
uTSE BaowS's BEoSclI.L TaocHEs which have
PaovED their eGicaey b. test of many years PUB-
Lie srEAKEks aud SINGERS should use the Troehfs--
Military Ohosrs SoldisTs WHO over-tax the yoie5
andare exposed TO sudden changes should have lhes
Sold everywhere Al . csats PR box ian;42s
The Chief Attributes of Manhood arc
frequently lost sUs pended By mal-practicts and vie
c.ous habit that will inevitably lead 10 hereditary
disease unlrss checked in time Read The truths IsiE
dosn in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTT, or PMS
IOL0GI0AL REsEARcHEs.' IL Is elaborSieIy llustra-
ted viii colored sagraEingi and will convince the
most hardened and unsoncerned. as well as relieve
the minds q the most Gesponding y iea5ing them
in the right channel for relief OF bodily and mental
agony and despair.
E5J-Sold b. Dr.. RAssoE, Is4 BIeecksr ST.. N. Y,
Prize Is cent? Seht ires every where. See adssTtias.
ment Of " "Tr.esomars' in another column.
Sold also b @. ". CLARK, Druggist, CIsreIsnd,
Ohio.
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10 ConsumptiVes.

The Advertiser .ving been restored to health IN
few weeks, By vsry simple remedy after having suf-
fsred several years with severe lung Affection, and
that dead disease Consumption-is anxious to make
known TO bis ieiloW aEfieIefs the means Of eurs.
TOall who desire it he win send copy q the yrs-
scrption used tree Of chargel with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they VIII
hnd sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Eronchf-
ts, &C. 1he only object IT the advertiser IN sending
the Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and spread
information which he eoneeiyes TO be invalrabls and
he hopes syory sufferer Vin try hls remedy as II Wil
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
gSParties Wishing the prescription win phase ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILLIAMS,
novZI.f9Tu Millfamsburyh Efuoz n n ~
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WnIlamsbursh. kim Co. ]


r. y 1 X y r
For ths Benefit Of Nervous Suffer
ers. The WARNING NOIOE on
Sell-Cu Of Debility, COnsumption -
Premature Decay, Loss Of Memory, dc., By forneF
Sufferer. Enclosing temp, address
d. II. WELLtHGTON, Boston, Mars.
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.-Tks
new French Safe is the only article ever recomnend-
ed BY the Medical ProfsssiOn as a SAYS and sUaE Pre-
venitve- Samples s-nt, SAFELY CONCEALED, 10 any
address, on recs- pit ct stamp. dec28 BIs
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SKATING PARK.
CIeYeIand Skatlng Park..ls6S.

THIS PLACE OF RESORT, WHICH
al about Twenty Acres. affords Skating Sur ace ol
over Ten Acres and Is loca-ed central Tact neEE
the heart Of the City.
This main approach to The Park VIII be via Seneca.
st. aua over the srneca-St ard P0ntoon Bridges.
4S-fho prices Of Tickets tOF the season viii b a
follows:
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In this city, January cO;h at the residence Of the
Bride, by Rev. 7. Hawks. Mr.. G. W. BAkRUs, Ct
Baltimore, Md, to Mrs @. A. PRIOE.
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II B. FUTILE HAVING Ass0CI-
L. ATED With him in business his son GEO r.
FUTILE, the Lake Superior Iron Co. Ag-ncy, aud
other BusineH, as ususl, will be conducted In the
name OF Il. B. TUTrLE SON.
Cleveland, o., Jan. ], 1853 Iaul2422
MOTICE.-PROPosALs WILL AK
Y be received until the 10th February, Ekg
1853, for the delivery at this Arsenal Of i'm SS
Der, for the complste construction Of the -
following named artillery Carrie and I1plements
5O5 Six and Twelve Pound r Gun Carriages.
5OJ Six and TwelTe-Poundsr Gun Carriage Gals
sons.
2a5 travelling Forges, Battery and Mortar wag
Ons.
800 Prairie aud Mountain Howitzsr Carriages and
Carts.
Siege Carriages.
Is Flank Defence Carriages.
so Sling Carts.
30I Casemate, Garrison and Yield Gins.
5000 Trail and Maneuvering Handspisss.
Ea-The kinds Of Wood required are Oak, Hickory,
Black Walnu. aud Poplar, or White Wood all Of
which must be Of the best quality
Bs5-The Contracts win be awarded to the loWest
responsible Bidders who will be TeQui ed 70 give
pie and satisfactory security for the faithful Perform
ance Of their agreement.
W. A. THORNTON,
Major OF Ordnance, COmm'd'g Arsenal,
nnuHu
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T OST-ANO ORDER DRAWNBY PICK
Masters b Co, on NJ. Burt. payable 20 T. Rein
hart, Bearer, in Trade for SfS. made payable in
May. The Under Vill much oblige the parties above
By leaving the same at Ii. Burts JeWelry store, on
Sure rior-et ian2I;1f
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stationsAeent N Sal ME Z; Agent 5or New York
Herald ; 2 z +; Arie Lodge No ~.
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spEgiGl ggFlCEs.
DR.. Graham.

DEs IEanall14s
Member Of the Royal College Of Physicians
London, England; Graduate Of
Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
Anda constant attendant of Paris, London
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years,
Has opened his once at the johnson House, Ehsrs 10
viii Be happy msst al those who are afiicted vita
subacuts or chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the ola
plan, and is mild efcaci5ris and effective. His ne
cns5 are simply vegetable exraets and oils that haV
never been used but By two other physicians In An
ics besides himself. he has spent the greatest
Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the urine for
all forms OF disease. No charge for giving All ~
hsnest and true statement Of their case,
SPEgMAToRHG-A.
To YSUEG MES.-Iie can prove to you in e Few min-
utes that he is tho only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease. For every patient Who
vii follow his directions, he will give hundrpd
dollars II be halls IN curing this disease. No charge
made for consuliatiOu those At distance who wish
10 consult tho Boctor may do 50 By sending q tmall
vial OF uiine By mail, sith name and age aud he
viii answer and describe their case, and the possible
ty OF getting relei, by enclosing return postaga
stamp. sept25:lls
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~ All letters advertised are subject to an extra
,harge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them viii
'leass he prepared with the necessary change.
The Once viii be open at II 4. NJ, and close
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Letters Re%slIaInE 7.sIaL ;vl II .hs Branch Posl
MARRIED.

BS- Persons calling for the above will please say
Advertised" E. COWLES, P II.
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gen. Logan 90 hi, soldiers.

Brig Gen. Logan, of thethird division
l7th Army Corps, at Memphis, has issued
a patriotic address to his soldiers, which clo-
ses as follows:
The day is not far distant when traitors
and towards, North and South, will cover
before the eindignation of an outraged peo-
pie. March bravely ouwardl Nerve your
strong arm to the task to overthrowing ev-
cry obstacle 10 the pathway Of victory, until
with shouts of triumph the last gun is fred
that proclaims us united people under
the old flag aud one government. Pa
triotic soldiers, this great work accomplished,
the reward for such services MS yours will
be realized; the blessings and bonnors Of a
grateful people will be yours. d
"God keep us from such folly and its dis
astrous consequence May the gloom that
hangs over US now make US forget all differ
ence of minor Importance, and join togeth-
er, heart and soul, in giving the cause OF
order and justice triumph over both the
shortsightedness Of itsfriends aud the treach-
orous violence of its enemies"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-13
Knlrhts al ,he Golden Clrclc.

The L1uiwille journal, in speaking OF
the arrest of a man in Indiana who refused
TO tell anything of the X. g. O., because be
would thereby criminate himself says; &
"We have had for more than ayear what
we considered positive knowledge that the
K. G. C.'s were organized in the Western
aud Northwestern States for reasonable
purposes--organized to promote the inter-
ests and accomplish the ends oflhe rebell-
ion. The members of the organization are
as thorough and bitter rebels as any in the
rebel Oonfederacy, and they are as much
moro dangerous than the latter aslsavages
in ambush or braves in masks are more dan;
geroas than open foes. No rattlesnake in
the grass ever deserved to have its head
crushed more than the order Of tho K. G.
G.s. liza member of a gang Of horse.
thieves were to refuse to testify as to its do
ings, for the alleged reasons that to testify
would be to criminato himself some means
would probably be found to bring both him
and his confederates to justice, and wc hope
that treason, lurking and stabbipg treason,
will not be treated more indulgently than
the comparatively Insignificant crime Of
horse-stealiug. -r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-13

An African Conservative on the Yankcos.
re A friend relatcs 10 us an amusing Incl
dent connected with The great celebration
Of Monday, in this place. An old house
servant Of one Of our very aristocratic rebel
families who hates Lincoln" and "poof
white irash,p as heartily as JEFF. Davis docs,
was walking slowly along the square as the
grand procession was forming. Soldiers
were moving about 10 great numbers, the
cavalry galloped to and fro, regiments were
forming to the sound Of lively music, citi.
zcus and visitors througed the side walks,
children ran about with banners, and thou
sands Of flags nuitered like fragments Of
rainbows from the various buildings. The
conservative conuabaud paced slowly along,
apparantly overwhelmed by the exhibition
and hustle around him. Approaching ouI
friend be exclaimed; aMy God Mastei
said, year ago, dat de Yankees done gone
away forever. Now dey is swarmin abou
thicker than locussus. Dey runs dcre boatl
on our river. Dey pressin all our niggers
Dey liyin in our houses. Dey drivin ou
wagons. Dey ringin our bells. Dcy Con
6sticaLin our property. Dey eaiin up oul
meat and corn. : Dey done killed up mosc
all our mon; and fore God, spec dey arc
gwin TO marry all our widdersp
And heaving deep groan from the bot
tom Of bis continental waistcoa,, he shool
bis head in sadness, and passed slowly on
ward, tothejoyf chimes ofthe church bells
and the soulstirring strains of "Yauke'
noodlnp ood u'rba Ra,l Whita and Riua
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-13
Germnn srmpa,hy OF our Canse.

Gov. Wright Of Indiana, in bis speech at
the great Union meeting in Cincinnati, re,
ferred 10 letter be had received from Ger!
many, written on the 26th of January, by
The Consulat Fraknfort-ou the Main. "Goy.
Wright said;"
The writer stated that, within the last
thirty days, the German families of Hesse-
Darmstadt, Hesse- Cassel and Bavraia have
sent over 10 the United States 5000 pounds
Of lint for the wounded soldiers of the
Union army. He stated, also that 10000
soldiers could be raised in one month-old
soldiers who had foughtin the Crimean war,
who were anxious to come hero and battle
for the Union, that We might remain a
united people.
Wherever you find German, his heart is
always loyal to the Government. Loyalty
to the Government under which he lives and
obedience to the law are the characteristics
oflhc German people; hence the interest
they take in preserving tho unity of this
country. f..ft