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The sun., 1863-12-15
THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. 10, lso3.
R.psai Of u. $500 Ere.p,is. Clause.

The Adn,inistrsiion srhsis no intention to
rsn. % shss shs Old pls, Of volunteering m,v 10
Hgsrded % having tern praetcsly s',udoned.
sIosps In shoss dissress where the psopis may
choose 70 supply ther quotas by the popils' meth.
Cd II 10 polite so give them At e.s, his alternative
- II vili put districts on Their n-'ie 10 obtain
<raiss-fsiins which. the Provo-i Msrshsl viii s.p
In and supply the deficiency By drsfing. The "a,
ths, drstins has yielded fr- Thousand men, aud
On exemption fund Of en millions ~ dollars, l. -.
gsrdsd BY N. sr.S,oS - ~ many arguments IN
favor of conscripsion.
There esn be no doubs. however, the, VI. three
tundrsd dollar exemption clause will he repealed.
and that the at will be s1,.nslvsly rodifsi By
CsnsYess before 10 10 enforced. Provost Msrshsl
Genera Fay reconrnends thc r.r,s - 'hit clau"
IN his report. and the secretary n w,r hi" San.
eensd t--shoush r.le,an'y. ga h. first day Of
the session bills INTRODUCED IN 10th houses OF
Congress 70 that efee'. A 'hs Democrats are
pledged against ,hs clause. II VII probably be r'-
pesled With the hep Of Rspubiicsn vote. Mr..
wneos, Of Massachusetts, the orginator f,hs bill,
u opposed N The alteration.
The rrorriety Of the repesl n the clause 10 open
N eonsidsrsbls discussion. AZ the lsw now stands,
. poor man 10 on roors equal footing With his
Yieh ssghhor. % hs ran 20, of BY raising three
hundred dollsrs-a sum not beyond the reach of
the Industrial elss.ss A change IN he lsw vii at
en,s rase the priss Of substitutes VI figure which
nsse but The reh mss Afford " psy. II 10
evident thss sse policy II compelling the personal
aerv,oss Of drsned men, or IN leu of this, the fur
A hath lhsrn all
in'uriously sssns, the poor. Tho only remedy for
tnis "a to compel svsry drafted person so serve
rich and poor alike. This 10 Tho method now ssous
" 10 adopted BY hs Confederate Congress. The
sutsslie clause 10 'o be repealed in DiIie, and u
10 even proposed W refund she sutsnsuts money 70
the parties Who who paid IL, and compel thor ser.
v1ce. snd that Of the Substitutes slso-to whom Q
houn,y vii be paid. This latter would be high.
banded proceeding, but II 10 based on q purpose 10
enroll oil the sbie-boded male population IN the
army sud compel every man 70 servs-sliowing
exemptions only to The higher civil officers Of the
government.
whether Congre" will render 10 imperative on
all drafted men 70 serve, and wipe out eli eIemp-
It would probably operate 10 render the eonscrip.
h' n ae, cqus onerous 10 the rich and peer. and
shus reduce aH 10 . level. In this respect The
measure would be essentially democratic, and
YOU'D force oil " share the burdens Of the war in
,he mos, sse tive manner possible. That 10 would
trade and close many business houses
and factories during the absence Of ths head Of the
hrm, is perhaps The chief objection 70 the proposed
oNansea But this would not b an insupsrabls ol.
lscilon u the repeA Of these clauses would Ysnde,
The sun., 1863-12-15
llRAI,Nh.

BRApYN In hi. ci.-. on sund,, Dec H. E'.z,.
BETH biaden, ssed - yeals.
iher, Henry Sometvills. are fr,peetiuv invited to
nicnd The iun, TSl, this Tue,dayl al, rnoot Dec.
70, at o'clock from her ate residence, 20 tit's
DtGAN On SUNDAY. ~, L.. is6s. Ann Dussn.
sn.,y' o. the ft..ih Of Ard,,, TO LoutL. 4 lind,
N, r'lisiyes srd friends of the family o.. r-tr.ci.
ip.ly invited 10 attend ths fincrsl. tOs I3rsda-y
,,n.rn.oa' At o''ioct from h'r ate f''.d'ae'; .
GLL roN. qn su.d,y lee. ia, NJ, M,,y ,,d-
~ toct u the lsie SAINT u,ston, in the 'l,, ycsr
lie rca,ivcs and friend. u the f,miiy are rs-
y. tilly ,nSf.d 10 suend The funeral on Tussusy
and "a iss' ayr Mia r. Pure $50 East '''A st. bet '
+. mAEDEN "a on ne1i Ian. C,h.rine H%dcn. -
re,, Kiit.nn1, itei.hs ,ssa a y..r. ",' " '''''
n.. r. ,stlves sud lrends sIe respectfully invited
70 m',na n,t fireIa, from her lat, residsnce 4,i
~ bnisets Church, thence to Calvary Csmetsr 10
LoWFHRE on sundsy. Dec. 13, sft4r ,hort III.
ns' hm';ine Matilda, eldest daughter Of Randolph
the rei,tiyc. and ir.nds Of ~. family ar. rcsree,
fy sy,r lnyi,a 70 si,spd tas f,aera ih. Jpt.a,.
further rot &c. ~
.MEKRlrf On Dec. u. 1,63 after short illne..,
dAy,
The friends Of the smily. and Of her son. Gilt-r,
rom ,,,. .,ts,rs w. 80 s.ernNop, i ~ =" oo.
T., I.tr,b :, Ia, ,n,.i,. III ~ -. ~ ~. y
kiL W. y" In
low
hlilS on Monday mornnf. Dec II. = scarlet
fever, tetcf VIM nh., eldest son Of WIN and Ellen
Snn, hted months aud "a days
Ine ui"nds and acGunintanees of the family are
re.p"olinly invited 20 sitend the funers this rue'
of his r,,.n,, III wiii,o ,p ,'on nm, ny
rr, - - =. ~
hO9tES IN Monday evening, Dee. ~, after :
short hlnes'' trh'r, vie OF John Roger, ssed ~
yns 49,, ID,
ne iun',h WI tste plsoe on WEDNESDAY amer
n.oI, iee, ~ l ocl9oh' rom hef late Tsfid.ne'
rh., hsr r.nsin, Iii he an ~ IN.
t,es Ana t,,.nS. =, ~ s.I !" W. 49, ~.
tsrI " '"' ''"' .'o '"'"so - tTss
,..,......,.
,hOpNEn On sunday morning, Dec. IL, After =
mort un, "tsis ilue" Dsnisl Rooney, aged ~ yrs
n. Ysls,iye. "a bi,rs. 81 a.. .,i
member. And 9, n"mhr,, ~ ,,,.s s,.t. n.a 80 ~ w.
~ 49,. ,..n,s, "a III Nv ,-i.y u..u s'suee nose W
on Iuc,d.y AZ, n5or n.e 'ssna .s ans i luae
late re.Is,,rs III VII .I,ha,, go, nun w
,on Iii. remain. Iii \. ,r,.aa s @ ti.n,. rsns rs
VIZ Ro'
The sun., 1863-12-15
New Publicatiu.s.


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H'h.d by haip-r = Brothers. frankiin sans,s. M
York. SS"s'' wv
I-e ehiei merit OF ,his sdmlrsti. novel .on.i.,.
Ii 'he sTaptie aud hhlts delinss,ions OF mn,l,
h"ts'"r, IL which sae aushor in almost |, mo-, ami.
"'L' r.'Al. man only could write 80 io,.
may and ~ 'hs sans time so truthti!ly a. ro.
'.'A 'ni yetihe wonder ia how man could ri,.
'" A"o"'nsly Of them. The plo, OF Rachel R., j.
'''P'''ou' her story 10 well told and q . read.
N'.' manner, that will amply repay Per r.sl.
,aAi Ga.ssAs ov rms Flsscs L>vor.n,
pHhsm j. Knapp, A. NJ Published bv H.,r..
'''nefs frankiis Square New York
"t'hsd {" earning French 10 orizins,ed
IN 'ue 'oHm', which 10 simply intended 10 n..,
we "' ''''f' Ell 'rsneed by Americans in learn.
ing no universal lsugussa We eomm,na ,hs
"os !" 'i who ere desrous Of pursuing IN. la,
s'sss N detail, And becoming practically .eou,n,-
cd Wit 10.
THE RouHpABoiT Parma pv W
ruolixn.d oy Harper Brothers, Frsnkiin so.'ry.
In sisssnt typography, ,snd ,i,h .uch ,,,.
Illus rssions - arc fitting the "Rouna.ho,, n.
pers' OF tho most renowned q modem ,u,ho,.
ere here presented by the en,erpri,ing p,h,i.h.,.
The sn'hor may seem W be little TOO s.rrulou, a,
Hmss-ts Old men o.tsn are when recalling An.
"reminiscences Of Their boyhood~su, his dior.
enas sxhihis such a:.I know. .elss Of men. Ana
hunkS end ahs world. bat che sdey vii arr.
siAns - dssys " turn out ot the by.-ps,hs ron
vf1s hs obsAns such pleasant Ellnrsss @: II,
The sun., 1863-12-15

nsaooad Parlov Matches, II Round and
slide boxes These are the best matches in the ma
tet they have no sulphurous smeu, aud can ls %
tsinsd st o6 Courtlsndts Of, N. Y. a3A
Fer the Hail barry. Tricophcrsus-
The best and eheapest article. sold h. drusgls's 3t
The sun., 1863-12-15
- DRATlKA.

BRUCE-Ou sunday evening, Dec ls, II tnN.u
months and dsyI-
His lsst vords vsrs-"Psps. I'm DYING
Ths tleuds And snquAintanc~r Of IN. f.nii, A..
rspsctfully invited 70 attend the funersi or ,ss
DAY shMnonnL nae. lbth. Of o'clnek. from tns 80,
ssnes Of hy paIsatA T0 gIgt sys. iT
The sun., 1863-12-15
SOCIETY," NOTICES.
A COURSE OF FOUR LECTURES.
"a For the heneft Of the
IAInER MATIIhW L u .Al-fk ~.

A COURSE OF FOUR LECTURES
,trr,, ror ne heneht q the
ROBERT 81 POtR Ei
will deliver tho Pint Lecture before tni, sgceiv. In
theft Val. COZ Grand end 7th etc. Wednf sdsy even.
inf Dec. N. l'6.. At O'Clock.
SUI ~ True and ttlse tov,-ntn,nts With a
Glance At The Penal Code. Of 7 nsland And Ansfic,
liekes Irruiv FIVE cent? each 10
A q n. 80. a MEETING OF TIE
~ shove Number will ne teli NJ nuiemany Hal,
cor - and i'h ave. ruesdsr ,vtninr. 'he 18th
a. o'clo't ~ order q Il NJ kpil, Pre-. I.
A SIkCiAL MELTING OF TIE FATHER
LtAAther g. Is. 1. A. ~. ~1cietv viii he held at
th.if ball, 36i Droome -, this ruesdav evening Dec
hnce q late funersls and quarterly meeting re.
auersf TO attend, A. there will BE- no excuse. heard
for thee .nnerals hereafter Al,o those having
chsrre y funeral notices are requested 20 he th.r.
SYLVESTER BiRNK. Pres. PATRICK LAhB
Sec il6
T. l.. SNOW SOCIAL UNION, no. !. AND
Ls the order IN genera aud friends sl,o the rels-
ton. and friends, are invited 70 suerd tn funeral
service. OF our late sSer HEGFEhAS. on wednes
dsy evening, the 10Th Of December. At o'eloch, At
rs ''''' '' ''''' u" G. WILLIAMS. G.s.
E'ATilhR MATHEW T. A. Il. SOCIETY,
L No. =. y Y.-Ihe offcers and members arc hcrsb,
notified TO attend 'psolal meeting N their Hall ~
o. O'Clock, Tu,sdsy evening, Dee IL h. for the adot.
order ~ WILLIAM N. REID, rrest ". FOSTER,
Rec Sec. lhi
lQIOR DEALERS a MEETING OF
~ the Liquor Desie NJ New York, will he held At
the City Assembly Rooms. tt6 Btoadvsy, en- ridav
evening, Dec Is, to take into confederation TIE ne
The .hoic trade ar invited 10 attend. several em.
nent rpeAters will sddres the ne.ttns By order.
uko MOORE, Chairman. J. LESLIE, sec. hs
The sun., 1863-12-15
TRADE NOTICES.

Convict vs.. FREE LABOk-RALLY TO
Othe cause ot honest industry Mechanics, trades.
ting capitalists alone surplsnt tho INDUSTRY o, tho.
who have ,pent the t,st part ~ their manhood 70
lied, and see their children bseom. thieves or prd.ti
tute.l Amsetlns viii be held At TeInp'ranee Hall,
g., g., fn,,gs s@d sn,sn st. ri, Ia:
eminent SPEAKERS viii attend; Hon. sts sphen II.
Sushss,, ,s'e Att1,ney,,'>nsr.l % sat. " John
poer. ks'l. John Woodruff, Eco, and td-in James
Ksi; have been invited to .ttcnd ,emmttse of
Trades; Thomas smith. Book y ndsr " DENIM nr,
Cooper; Georg. fysts. tia. Cutter; WIN. Mliar,
lsee leale. Mm riye,, C.p;n,,t; John oNell,
Packer Edwsrd HARRISON, Painter VIM .rter
shoemaker ;. SOLOMON tsesM Mstor. Chairman
the men Of brooklyn. i8s
rOAtII PAlNI EES-TliF AS>O, IATIOS
" viii hold It. semi monthly .tins, thi. even
ins. rursday, ~ O'Clock, 81 their rooms, Isl Bow
cry. pune u.i .teudsnce regnird TO 'sttle the
qu's'ion ofcousoi'ds,ion u, order q C.. II. nAw-
SOS, rlc.idsut. ldl
HEADQU NRTEl;S OF MACUINlST>' As.
lsoci ation VI New ! orb and vicinity, lS, Bo~.ry
The irl"ratet OF he various machine shoI- u New
York aud VICINITY sre 70 nssted TO meet a. isI Bl-
egy, on wednesday evening, E. l6tn, =. ok.
p,rnan,nt org nixa l'i, 10 be bioisLt before ~
ma, N elrsp s.ohnis's to lie GELD a. The ,oyper
lls'. ut on I'D. r''.uns, IN ,;h iu' Tor IA II
al p.on. Al ads, sni so,i,tes f,vor.h,e to our
s,9 , s ny'ed to nd ,h''r De e
WArt, llert. Al. DAILY, sccy. ii.
NtW rOEK CARRIERS ASSOCIATION.
ln Nss,in, .f'as -. .. !: adjourned to, s,ssr
. tnCr.iig VII ch Val he held on lhHfsday, the III
iu't, at ocltk In thr evening. =. 29l 4 99i Kn~.
cry. NJ siAAN, President; wA. GEIEslSukR,
NOllCt-A EhGuLAK MtkilNG OF
II the hall cor PIT and Rroome q, Ihur.da, Dee Il,
At !. o'ciuck. Al msuibsp AZ, reIu-, I'd to stt,nd.
'' TrsRso Fl ns RE: re-: 'fa;' f%rlek NO, no
Lth soc l?3
NOl.Ct--t ElGCLAR MEETING OF
! ,he rqnk sni hss MaleIs OF Ne. York aud
/ AlpFCK, Chairman =. " SMITH,, S.c' ia
NOTICE 40 IaL CLOliilNG CUTTERS.
l tpeci.i msctins Of the C,o,hlrg tuuer'' PRO.
hstpast O'Clock in the evening, At lJz iiesa o.,
TO debate OF Tho cop.tl u,ion. ~ m,nber,.rs re
JACOB DAMON, Secretary, 10!
DLASl EkERS--IHE REGULAR Weekly
= meeting Of tho sociaton viii take place this
sSennt, pyc' lstn, =, h.p,.t o'eoe, whsn TIE
Pae. WA biRNE. President. THos. not IA
SEnAR MAKERS Protective UNluN
don AS'' s H. h s,r nSf'ps f ne A',0c
2sl LEwls LOHN, prem.
THE WOGkING WOMEN'S Union.
l. The rors,ng uoRen employed in the ,arions
,u2p, Ann 'Aot'ies IN the city, and ALSO thc~. Who
M Va No'N i.H' froin such shop; are reIu-stod 10
meelin- . be r.l u io- the pupse Of Adopting
Con.tutiVn 20, The Union, ana 10 srhd name and
rr,ldenec Of tug deciate, and the shop she cgt-
...,.soA 4. : BEAcH, Tr...ur.r.
Ai me snn om,e, oofns, Of Nasau and Fulton sts
under auy cir hat viii hs used only 10 o..
cur ~ An sSass .od proper representation o. sortins
BY order Of the Com ni,t.s appointed st the Las,
The sun., 1863-12-15
MAR RlAGEG.

LOCKWOOD BOCkus-o Thurrt,v ,vonir,
Dee TO- by the Rev: r.. II, LOOMS, / h rn,s i io"t
wood to Evslina IL BockuA all OF ini. c!lJ. "a
The sun., 1863-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Forty-foas First Prcuium. In ISG3-
There Ia but one Flint Premium SEWING MA
CHINE. The GROVER & BAKER Machine Ia.
BEEN awarded twenty three tint premiums at state
Fairs a.d twenty ono at city and county fair, in 1853
uakiss ~ In all. saissroom. %9o Broadway, New
Yosh. and 1s2 Fulton st, Broohiyn. 4oo
Brswn's BroschisI Trochss, Tor C.usa.,
Colds, Pulmonary and Asthmatie Disorders. have
pSopcd thcir efficacy by test Of many year,, and
have received testimonials from eminent men who
have used them. 10,
rhe Celebrated Craig sficro~cops, the
:ins n 20. s mailed uspsid. f"1 sa.s % "S mn .,i
eca1tfui mounted objefu s3 With - objects, 10, by
HENRY % CRAld' $50 BroAd".y, I'd nOor, Ny III.
Prof Z. l.. iinuiiios, and AasocIste Dr
LOCkkOW cures Consumption, CAtsr y. aud tll
herstoiore considered lneusble di'.s.ss Lig,r,
nev theory Of disease and the -oad rtul ,it,ac 4
eurIsnedies =. attestsd BY husdrrd. Of g.. eu, p,
sPhEDY qSs cTRIs SH1 xSp sSbiSRAfE 81 " ai cAuGr.
=, Consultation free. Oftse hou,s tIou, 10 A. \ a.
nSsiTosS I5GRK5w e & 8 sf5t'iS,s 5s Bs-.s A5a 5
Mrs N. q. Brown. OF no Arch st, rL,in-
SelpAis, kstaphysieai Physician. Professor on The
s, "a and Thrs.t viii b. .t hes room, =, rond 'i,
% BSnd o va IalH'aa slns .ai
Ihnrsday. The medicine, esn b, bad .. the ofes at
~ times: The A.taphysesl D.sovsry Tor sius'.
cAsan, nones In the he sd, Iunn L. 10 the eaIs &c
e Price 20; Poor Richards -. wa.eI. u bc,.p
krnovator, u, 35l
3. r. 1850 N.-We VIII Pay 81 Per
doten for sll Plantation Bitter bo,lL delivered
o. our manufsetory, lUS Liberty IT, in good order
bsvAre OF counterfeit stafi In rcdlltd boiirs Any
p.,;;on ; prs,spdSs to sell Plantation Bitter, b, hs
xAuon, OF IN bulk 10 an imposter and ssindler >c.
mat every bottle has our private Government ,.mp
ever the cork. P. II, DRAKE & CO Al!
fail and Winter. best place 10 buy
ovs,sos'. and F.ll AID Winter CIothinC Of every
ment In the city. SIS
mrs; Wissiow's sssthing Syrup relieves
~ enis from PAIN, tnvyoratss the som loh and
shs Whole systsm. % esnu botte SIg
Var, Wistsr Woolcn Ciothinx, as ever.
| ~ ExANe Extsnsivs lothng Warehouse, co aud
IS fulton q, may he found one OF tho l!r,e.f and
nsndsoTest assortment Of Men, o o,eIcoIr, Coats,
| rann, SstS cndergarmsnts 6e-, &c, dc, sc OF
the usually low precs, for which is estab aim mi
MS posn AhoWn y" yeerr. Al
The sun., 1863-12-15

pAwNBRoKER'S SALE-oN WEDNES-
L day, At ION O'Clock, At - Eighth ave, By WILL
LIAM ABBOTT, Auctionser, q large assortment 81
sessonsbls cothtne ovscoas heavy coats and psntA,
drsssee, shawla skrts eloaks sheets, quts, blankets
boots and shos oapsnters tools, &C. BY ordsr Of 2.
tlSHEI b CO, "a Eighth ave. i<i
The sun., 1863-12-15

pAWSBROKER'S SALE-W. N. LEWIS.
L Auetioneer, viii sell on wedne.day n.1t, 10th
instant, ~ Isl Bovery, by order Of W. SIMPSON b
Co, large quantity OF Gold and Silver WstehsA,
Je~slry, &c. sale 10 commence st 10% O'Clock. ~
The sun., 1863-12-15

< HERMAN & co, AUCTIONEERS-
Cs viii cell on wednesday, Dee 18Th, At II ocloet.
st 10 Bowery Asssnee Sale Of wlnss, LiQuors,
pres and barrels Gin, - bb,. Old Bourbon, scotch
And irish whsle. Port and sherry Wine, I'M
hs'sets and cssss champagne; also, . large lot II
family grueeriea &c lhl
The sun., 1863-12-15

will eel this day, I0Ss o'clock At S6I West ssh
81 cor Of stb ave. srys lot Of winter clothins con.
sitting Of overcosts dresses cloaks, shsvi. reun-
nsnts under clothing, r. beds pillows, shsets, ear
pets, oil cloths, Sc. Nv order Of
% HENRY o'FARRELI.
The sun., 1863-12-15

Hall Piars. will sell on Tuesdsy, 10Th inst, At .
'cloct, thestok and hItures OF the newly Att cd up
yrt-r and drinking -Alcop cor a2d Al and Sd ave 3S
The sun., 1863-12-15

- 4 Y. BUGAET VIII l. SELL, THIS
Dsd day, At 1OS o'clock, at l+< Eighth ave cor iIts
Of moS.<s sale, the entire stock and fixtures Of
large groeery store.
A. c'sloet.
A. Desbroesss st the hrtues VI = butchers sbcr,
horses, marble top counter, a.. Ilh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-21
y 7. LYON 4 TURRILL,
.THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT
Il q TO-,
Storage and Produce 7s Z
.COMMIsSION MERCHANTS.

Once and Warehouse ~ and 70 Diherwtn-St.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
l1J-Proprietors Of the NEW UNION RAILWAY
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, tadioiR-
ing the New Freight Depot Of the O. @, 4 o. Railroad
%. MerWin-St,) having aatorage capacity OF tWc
hundred and fifty thousand bushels.
DEALERS IH-Grrin, Flour, Fish, HighFines
Pork, Lard, Butter Seeds and Country Producs gen.
orally. Also, Salt, Water Lime and Land Plaster.
P. THATCHER, IT., GEO. w. eARDNER, OF late firm
@. H. BURT, CLARK, Gardner B Co.
A. 0. M'HAIRT, II. II. CLAELEus
Firm Of Thatcher, Burt b 90. .- .-..---
Property received By Railway, Canal or Vessel
the purchase and sale Of Produce and moEchandisC
on Commission
HB-LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made On all
Cousignments. We are prepared 70 receive and ship
BY Canal, Lake or Rail, without cartage,) Grind
stones, Marble Slaves, Lumber and Coarse Freights
Of all kinds, having tho only Dercks in the City foE
the transfer Of heavy Ereight5.
Hg-Refsr to Banks and business Men generally
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-21

YOUNGSTOWN REGISTER ITEMS A great
many new buildings are in course of ereo-
tion this season in Youngstown, stores,
dwellings, iron mills, &c.-Last Tuesday
a son Of James Miller, Of Youngstown,
aged years, while playing with other
boys, with gunpOwder was SO injured as to
cause his death" BOLD THEFT.-On
Saturday evening last says the Register,
"One of our citizens purchased clothing
to the amount of S33, at the store Of War
ner, Powers & Co., and left the bundle on
counter near the door for few minutes,
while examining some other goods. When
he came to look for it, it was gone. In
quiry was Immediately made for the miss
ing package, but no clue could be obtained
Of the goods or the thief, until the follow
ing morning, when it was ascertained that
the bundle had been taken to the livery
stable Of G. B. Folsom, the same evening,
by q man named John Springer, and
pledged IS security for the hire of horse
and buggy to 60 to Sharon. We under
stand that the horse and buggy were found
at Sharon on Sunday, but the thief had
made good his escape. On hiring the bug
gy he gave his name as John Warner, but
it has been aseeFtained that his real name
is Springer"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-21

Editor North American and U. S. Gazette.l
think now the South must be con-
viRced Of the impossibility of establishing
an Independent government. They may
look at the Constitution of the United
States and find clause which, by adopt
ing the Presidents Emancipation Procla-
nation, will give them a representation in
the House Of Congress one-sixth greater
than they had before the rebellion Their
4,O00,0 900 slaves were counted as 2, 100000
people in the estimate for representation.
Now, if they accept the Presidents offer,
their slaves viii each be counted as one in
the population, just as the blacks are IN
the free States.
think if this fact were brought to the
notice Of the people of the South, it might
be great inducement, at this time, when
their hopes must be nearly exhausted, to
lay down their arms and once more come
under the protecting power of the most
glorious flag that ever foated in the
breeze. Respectfully,
NJ. B. ESPY.
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7 LITTLE. DEALER In REAL
Als ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand a large lot of Farms and Farming Lands in
this State iowa Wisconsin aud Illinois.
GB-Odice over No. 50, south side Of Pub Square.
mayo
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Inc Olnolnnau COmmerCiAl says
"a few days since Gen. Mitchell, COM
manding at Nashville, peremptorily order
ed all the prostitutes in that place to leave
within twenty-four hours. On the day
following one hundred and elk Of the Trail
ones where shipped for Louisville on the
Government steamer Idahoe 0narriving
at the latter point Gen. Boyle ordered the
Idahoe to Cincinnati with her cargo. She
arrived here yesterday noon, landing out
side of several empty coal barges lying at
the Newport wharf. Gen. Boyle furnished
q military escort, who are on guard, to
prevent these women from going ashore.
While on the trip several escaped from
the boat-one by swimming ashore in the
night. On arriving here the company
numbered eighty eight women and six
children An increase is hourly antiei-
pated in the number Of the latter Several
Of the women have served in the Federal
and rebel ranks, one having performed
the duties Of a gunner, with our artillery
at Fort DOnelson- The majority are invet-
crate eheRers- -oftobscco, and @up to snuff
Up to last night, we understsni, the miht-
airy authorities had not decided relative to
the disposal of this cargo offrial humanity.
It is possible they may be ordered back 10
Nashville.
The majority are homely, forlorn set
ofdegraded creatures. Having been hur-
riei on the boats by military guard,
many are without a change of wardrobe.
They managed to smuggle a little liquor
on board, which gave out on the second
day after leaving Nashville. Several be-
came intoxicated and indulged in free
fight, which resulted without material
damage to any Of the party, although
knives were freely used. They are nearly
all strong rebel sympathizers, and boast of
their Southern blood. Two other steamers
have also left Nashville with similar car
goes"
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Terrific Thunder storm.

At an early hour on Tuesday morning, a
terrific thunderstorm burst upon this Vi
cinity, arOusing nearly every person from
their slumbers by its violence. The ez-
plosions of thunder were sharp and rap
i'd, and gave some idea Of cannOuade,
with rifed guns Of heavy calibre. The
rain fell in torrents for more than an hour,
drenching the dry earth as it has not been
drenched for many weeks.
While the storm was at its heighth, q
beautiful mare, the property of Mr.. David
Oberly, Of this city, while standing in the
barn was struck by lightning and instant
ly killed, while colt that stood by her
side remained uninjured. No damage was
done to the barn or to anything else on
the premises. The animal killed was val
ued at $780, The bolt or shock that killed
the animal left no mark upon her or the
barn, except leaving its track upon the ad-
joining warehouse, and in this respect
seems to have been almost a miracle
Canton ReDOSitoTU.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-21

A special dispatch to the Chicago Tri-
bune, dated St. Paul July 1lth, says;
The Republican State Central Commit
tee has issued a call for Republican Tn
ion Convention, on the 18th Of August.
The call invites all who are in favor Of re-
storing the Union to participate in the
Convention. We elect a Governor this
fall. The Acting Governor. Henry A.
Swift, is q candidate for nominations
This whole region Of country is envel-
oped in thick smoke from the Lake Super
ior Pine Forest. In this city, which is
fairly suffering, the buildings arc envel.
oped so that, they are not visible a few
rods distant.