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P0sT.OEFIGE TlRE-TARLE.
1858 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Is6a
EOR TIE
Arrival and Closing Of HIaIEs
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE.
fLomuancfno prfI aoTb


IaS-Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trsins -'- N''-'0-
tS-An Mails close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Aastern Through arrives At 4l5 AN, LAO 455P M
Eastern az arrives At 9:55 A. NJ.
sstern Through arrives at go A M and g:25 p N
hestsrn Wsy arrives 81 $50 P. n.
Ssnad997ks a. "sS x sEIiEss sFffsss 81 - ~ A IA l.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at s:I5 P. N.
do Way arrives Ut 7=31 4. NJ.
mahoning SsJ arrives al 7:O5 P. NJ.
medinay Nsf arrives at 400 ?. NJ.
Rockp9rt, % arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sAt
Breok.TiIie Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
sharon Uentsr Granger North Royalton, &c, arrives
Mondays aud Fridays at P Nj
Warrensville arrives daily at IO:l5 A. NJ
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at "A. Ii.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTERE THROUGH, for Erie, BufiAo, Boston, Gsa
York, Hartford, and WillouEhby. Painesville, Gene
va, Astabua and Oonnoaut closes at A 81
P. M.
EAsrEEE T4ROUsH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, BOs-
ton, New fork and Hartford, closes at s:45 P. n.
EAsTEEs WAY, f95 AZ points between Cleveland and
WRsFERS THRoUaH, for Toledo. Detroit. Chioazo
and .mllwsnkes' closes At 10 P NJ, ueaVes at $40
WESTERN TaEouaH, for Toledo, Detroit, CHICAGO,
Dubuque, St joseph and Cairo closes at 4:20 2. N
~ GFsTE9S GsS HaY S for al points between Cleveland
sAEDUsKT WAY, Tor sandusky and all intermediate
points, closes at 4:l0 p. NJ.
OlAOlAhAIl " Az al points between cleveland
and Oineinnatis closes at 10 P. n, QesFes at 81
next morning
OHOIENATI THEOUGa, for Columbus, Dayton, New.
ara and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P M Qeaves at 5l
next moTning.)
| CIEcIsNATI THROU6H, FOR Columbus Cincinnati
Louisville, st. Louis indianapolis, GAINESVILLE snt
| Wheeling closes At $50 p. NJ.
PITTsBURaH THaoUeH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
| tngton, closes at p Il.
PITTEBURaH WAY for all points between Cleveland
Melsyilles and Pittsburs Harrisburg. Phiiadelphia
| Baltimore and Washington, closes at 200 A NJ
| mAHOSIEG WAY, for all points between CleselanS
| sdd youngstown, closes At 10 P. M, (leeyes next
ning.)
| hiEDIEA WAY, closes at s A. NJ.
| RooKPoRT, 6e. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays an
Saturdays, at Il Ii.
BREOKsyILIE, BArH, &C., closes Tuesdays and Sat
| urdays, at A. n. In g. ~ 5Sai
| 6HAR0H CESTERr urang5r, North hoyaltCn 90
| CLOSES on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 7 A. NJ.
| = HARRENsvILLE, closes daily, 1890 A. NJ.
last rOLEVELANDa and Euclid, closes daily,a p. n
E~Mail and Drop Letters are require by law :
be pre- paid.
s|All CITY Circulars are required to prs-pai
with penny stamp.
slE- O1loe open from 7s0 A. M. to 7:sO P. ID. o
| r. COWLEs p N.
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FOR SALE.
EnR SALE-A FARM nE- -Az5

LNOR SAIE-A FARM OF 475
Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
Ohio; 800 acres improved, the balance good timber
$50 Rcrs bottom land the whole 100 acres under
good stats Of cultlyation All we'll fenced, good or
farm have also good Stock on the farm that Will
sell with Il II wanted. viii take in part payment
balance on long time. Price e25 per acre. - = /
septl2-25T ~ Z. n. kETES, B0uss's Block.
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The majority for Senator in the Portage
and Summit district, will not vary much
from three thousand sevss hundred. Judge
Day has q constituency, Of which he may
well be proud.-RdUenHa Democrat.
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ASHAMED OF THEIR VoTEs.-We learn
that on counting the votes in Ridgeville,
there were five of the VaIIandigham ballots
which had the name Of the "iIlustrious ban
ished" scratched of. Ninety-eight men in
the township voted for Vallandigham, and
the next day after election, every one Of the
ninety-eight except two, claimed to have
scratched Vallandigham's name from their
ticket We do not wonder they are ashamed
Of their votes last week. If the election
were to be held over again tomorrow, VAL
landigham would not get 10, 900 votes in all
the State-E2gria Democrat
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SKIRTS.
OLEVELANDHOOP SKIRTCO..
" AND MANUFACTURES OF
French and German COrsets.

HAVING REMOYED our Factory from lgl Onta-
rlc-St-, TO i4l superiOT-St., We viii be happy 10
leet al our Old customers and rs many pew cues as
may see it 10 call and examine our stock
This Company, having opened Sales Rooms In this
City, beg leave 70 call the attention Of hs public 10
their own Manufacture,
lst. We keepa LARGER sTOOK than any whole.
salsr in the State.
. I'd We make greater variety Of Styles, Snaps.
sizes and Qualities, including all the new styes of
In the United States.
Sd. The steel and all the material for Hoop gkfrfs
rom the primitive state to the saesroOm are under
ouI own supervision and entire control consequently
customers con obtar skirts from our house without
paying second proht.
eS-Also-the largest assortment OF Oorsets and
spiral Bustlss constantly on hand.
ES-Our Retail Department e iu charge OF roups-
tent Ladies'
~ Merchants supplied cheap at Wholesale
FBAhk BIOS, Projectors,
evt7 l41 Superior-St
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c.r,rr, on QUO ! 80 In Common Pleas-Ac-
Cuyahoga county. Lands '''-0A u
William @. storrs, Plaintiff,
against
Leonard z. StoTrs, Maria
Storrs, Eliza Storrs, Eli
"a I. Robinson, Mary A.
Robinson, and HarrletP P.
Robinson, Defendants.
ri OTICE.-The sbove-named defendants
IN will take notice that plaintiff has filed IN
the Court above named his petition against them,
asking for partition OF the following described
premises, situate in the township OF East Cleve-
land, in Cuyahoga county, and State of Ohio, and
IS known as being part of lot No. 3G7, in tract
10, IN said township, and bounded as follows
Beginning at the center of st. Clair road, at its
intersection with the East line Of said lot No.
367; thence westerly, along the centre Of ST.
Clairroad Is chains and 6S links thence north
erly, parallel with the east and west lines of said
lot No. 36T, Is chains and 20 links, thence north
erly, parallel with said east and west lines of said
lot No. 367, to the shore line OF Lake Erie thence
easterly along said shore line to the intersection
thereoi with the east line Of said lot No. 367
thence southerly, along said aforementioned line
TO the place Of beginning; containing 50 gO-lO0
acres Ofland more or less, but beet to all legal
highways; and claiming that plaintiff owns one
undivided fourth part in said premises, in com
mon with the defendants, all of whom with said
plaintiff derive title thereto from Lemuel G.
Storrs, deceased, who died intestate seized in fee
OF SAID premises, and of whom all of said defend
ants, together with plaintiff are the sole heirs at
law. That the defendants, Leonard X. Storrs,
Maria StOrrs, and Eliza StOrrs, who reside in
Gardiner, in the State of Maine, own each one
undivided twelfth part Of said premises and that
defendants Eliza T. Robinson, Mary A. Robinson,
and Harriet Robinson, (who are all minors, resi-
ding in Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut and
whose guardian is Henry C. Robinson, also
resident OF said Hartford,) own each one undIvd-
ed sixth part OF said premises said petition
further asks that plaintiffs sald share may
be set OIL to him IN severalty, or ifthat cannot be
done without manifest injury, that thereupOn
sueh proceedings may be had in the premises as
are authorized by law.
The DEFENDANTS are required to answer on or
bzEOr
octl Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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T EGAL NOTICE-Clark S. Topping
Of Bay City, in the County of Bay, and
State Of Michigan, is hereby notified thai Eliza
A. b. 1868, f,e her petition in the office of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for the County Of Cuyahoga, and State OF Ohio.
charging therein the said Clark S. Topping with
habitual drunkenness for three years last past,
and with great neglect Of duty toward the said
Eliza Topping for three years last past, and ask
ing that she be divorced from the said Clark 5.
Topping, and for the custody Of their child,
which cause will stand for hearing at the next
term of the said court.
ELIZA TOPPING,
By KHIGHT & BLAcKBURN
oct2:I24 Her Attorneys
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-I:l6 A. H.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIh=ScupuinR a g.
riyes at OlsVeland at l:45 A. n. --.-ra
5s50A. M.--MAIL AND DACOOMMODATION TRAIH
land at 955 A. n.
9=S5 A. M.--TOLEDU EXPRESS STOPPING At allets-
ttons except swanvlle, saybrook, UnionTffie,
Perry, Mentor and Wioklife, and arrfvaSf -
Cleveland at I.iO ,. Il
In ?. H--DAT EXPRESS TRAIr1-StoapfnR AZ e.
rsrds Uonnsaut, Ashtabula, and Psi1sETfIIa :
only and arrives in Cleveland st 4.55 P. ~
~ SecoEt Glass Oars are run On Al thruesf
Win LIaiu6 tQG
natl, indianapolis, St. Louis, &C.; and all through
trains going Eastward, connect ct D1nkrk with tho
trains Of the N 7. & l. Railroad, and Bu1alo win
those Of the New York Central aIida BunSlo 3 New -
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, &C, and NJ Erie with trains on the
philadelphia and Rrie Raiiroad.
DB-Day EKpress, East and West, connects st GirAri
with Trains on ETis and Pittsburgh Ralroad lor
Llnesyilles MeadFills, jamestown, 8e. - s71E
H. NOTTINGHAM BaD'k
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SHIRTS AND OOLLAhS,
and desirous Of having those that will SET v ELL
and IfJJK NEAT are invited to leave their OrdsTHa
REPPN ER'S,
where they can depend upon being Shifted. None but
the BEST GOODS are used, and Thorough Work
Guaranteed.
OBJECTIONS FOB MEAsUgEMENT.-EoF Neck take
the aumber of inches round (A). For Sleeves, take
from centre of back OBJ to bend Of elbow (C) thence
tion shown in the engraving These are all the meas
Urements reQuireds
TWIRRENT GOOD FIT.
SS-The Cash to be paid to the Express Company on
receipt of goods. ,,,,
Agent Of the Cleveland Shirt and Collar Mtg Co.,
LYMAN's BLOCK, Nos. 2and 3, Cup stairs) OleVs-
Ianl, Ohio, three doors from the Court house,
Public Square maHl5-tA
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MILITARY.
.2D OHIO CAVALRYl
Col. AUGUST KAUrz.
$500 for New Recruits!
500 for Veterans

Tee DTs't will take pace ia Chioon the 2sth Of the
present month. Until then am authorized to re-
cevs Volunteers for the I'd Regiment ohio Cavalry,
now at the front OF Burnside's Army in East Ten
nessee. There ID no better Cavalry Regiment in the
service, and none has finer field for heathfnl dash
ing and effective service. he I'd o. V. is 5unted
on Fresh Horses and Supplied with the bsst Arms
Men who enlist in this Veteran Organization will
go at once 10 the Regiment, where they will become
Soldiers instsa1 Of lingering six months in q Camp
Of instruction. .
The BOnntfes mentioned above Will be paid to all
accepted Recruits whowlll report 10 Capt FRED'K
A. NASH, Provost Marshal 18th District. Office on
Sd floor, Post office Building, cleveland who will
furnish Quarters, RatiOns aud Clothing.
A Is. NETfLETON,
oct2l-R20 Major ID Ohio Cavalry
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FOR EUROPE,
new YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
Rowland q AsPINwALL,.........Aseu

WALTER PATTON, Commander,
WILL BE DISPATCHED
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug 18th, at Wednesday, Sept. 8, at 8
O'Clock P. N, precisely O'Clock A. n, precisely.
And at intervals thereafter of about six weeks from
each port.
FIRST CABIN, to sl35.
SECOND CABIN, State Boom Bsrths, meals fur
nished at separate
NEExcurIicn Tickets out and back, in the LIST and
ID Cabins only, fare and half
SS-Seryants accompanying passengers, and child
rem under y years of age, half fare Infants free.
THIRD CABIN, intermediate State Rooms, passen-
gers found with beds, bedding, table utensils
and good substantial
sTEERAGE, with superior ommodations.-...-s5o
nTPrices Of Cabin Passage from Liverpool at SAME
rates as above.
81 Prioe Of Steerags Passage from Liverpool, S21
D|An Fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in
/ q. s. Currency.
SVEsch Passenger allowed twenty cubic feet o.
/ luggage. An experienced Surgeon on board.
For passage apply only 10 CHAS. A. WHITNEY
st the passage once, 25 Broadway, OF 20
| H. Z. BRAYTON,
Saltwater Building, Cleveland, o.
ROWLAND 4 AsPIEWALL,
aEgI.l5o Agents. 81 Sarth-St.. n. v.
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- g q
sUMAER AKRANGEMEHT.


1863. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lsst. q
On and after Monday, April 9lth, 1858, PsassnRs
Trains viii leave Cleveland as follows (5mdsyI = p
espted): art- p --- = --l--r- ~
$40 A. .H--CHICAG0 EXPRES5-Stops at Bersb =.
Grafton, Oberlin, Waksmsu, RoTNaIk Modsl
roeville, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, Elmor5 and
Genoa and arrives at Toledo 9:s0A. H; and Ohi 3
cagO at 6:3U =. Il. r--
zoo H.-SOUTH ERN WAIL-Stops ct I'll stations
on Southern Division and arrives At Tolsdo -,
64OP. n. 80 2
$40 ?. s.-NOBTHERN MAIL-stops It aiIEsatioa a
on Northern Division. and arrives At BanduIEr-
At7.50 P. N. -.-r -. -
$40 ?. u.-TELEGRAPH EXPRESS-Stops atGraa
ton, Oberlin, W aksman, HorEalk, Mcnroo7illo
Bellevue, Clyde Fremont and Elmors, and az
riyes At Toledo a. 9:A0 ?. H., OhicAgo Is ia Al
CONNECTIONS. s- rr.f.rs ?
Connections are made at MOnroegiile with tho Sans
duBky, Manshed Newark r at ClYds Eitlh6e
sandusEy, Dayton Cincinnati b. B., at Irono1t
with Fremont Indiana z. B., and at TosEo WITH
the Michigan southern B Northern Indiana and To-
ledo Wabash Railroads foE Ohcago, Detroit, jac
son, Fort Wayne, LOgansport, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, Sc. Louis and all points West, Northwest ~
/ BouthEsst.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo ana ne
West at $50 A n, 3:30 n, and 9:25 ?. n. From
/ Eandlsky at g;25 A. L. D.BUOKER, Bupt-
Cleveland, April ~, 1853 e..
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CLEVELAND & ERIE RIB.
ls6A sOaMER ARRANGEMENT, is1
On and ais,r Mo,sav s1-TI ,a.h ,ss, i1,.....s


On ana af.Sr Monday, april sOth, 1853, PAssoer
Trains viii EEn f0ll0Wss - l
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
los99 A. H--DAE Y EXPKES3 TRAlN-StOpzing a. I
HllOUEbby. PAiGesville Geneva AshtabuIa. !.
Co2ReAat ana IlrEru onIy, and arrive at Erieu
IL esi DunklrE - 3;93 q; lbniAl0 At 5.loPM.
$40 ?. u.-DLhJlAhATl EAPRESS-StopuinF II
PAtnasVille, AshtabulA and GiTard only, and ar
T1yes = 1rie 7'OJ P. NJ Dunkirk $50 P. \; Bufs-
10 1910 P. "A.
$40 p. .M.-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 8 3
stopping at all stations and arrives ct Efie at
6:25 p. H.
s:45 ?. .n.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppina AZ a.
FAinesville, Ashtab1la and Girard only, audsr- y
Eyss q sEie zt i'0s A. 4; Dunkirk as Az q
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LEGAL

Clark Shopping. Ohio.
NOTICE.-The said Clark s. Topping is
IN hereby notified that depositions in said
cause Will be taken by the said plaintiff at the
office Of Knight q Blackburn, attorneys at law t
l24 Superior street, in the city Of Cleveland and
in the State of Ohio, on the 9th dsy of October,
a y. 1858, between the hours of O'Clock An.
and O'clOckP.H- Also, dispositions will be taken
by plaintiff IN said cause at the office OF William
Johnson, attorney at law in the town Of Tilfin,
in the county of fSeneea, and State of Ohio, on the
24th day Of October, A d. 1868, between the hours
ofSoclock AN and o'elockP.M.
ELIZA TOPPING,
By KNISHT & BLACKBURN,
Oct 2, Is65-I2 Her Attorneys,
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FROu NEW YORK

FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, October 81.
The steamer Fulton, from Stone Inlet on
the 18th arrived She reports all quiet at
| Charleston.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

eS0 mn MONEY ADVANOEDs
ecu, ,UUU insGms . suit-at thsold Is-ndaI Z ,
we'll known WAGHER'S Once, securities OF eve
Plate Watches Diamonds, Jsvelry, Fire AEral lukl
uiture, Carpets, Clothing, Planes y lrror8 Rainl5
md Personal Property ON the ~ -
Business strictly private. Egtsbkshed lool. Maso1
nd JsWalry for sale at eaEgains. =, : Y
81 sEjog-st.s Over Davis . kiEEottes slors
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HOSIERY-A FULL
Nv LINE. A. sc. RETTBERG.
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You can save one hundred per cent. by ordering
No. l Lubricating Oil,
almost equal to Lard Oil for machinery. VIII send
'H uiysS giS' = y "a s-4- 80 W. o. sOOFIELD 3 %.
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AAsL&UAsS. -lta.g usd
CLEV5Es9LIiAAJNSPIs. 5s9IiAJSIs ,:f}I,lIs 60LIgMBUs :

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS B
~ OIBUIHHAfd RAIhEOAD.:. ~ --
&C. z
issl- SUMMER ARRAKGEMKET. iss =
o. .aa atssr Monday, Ag5l so.h, lssa Fns.suss 7
Ist Train-5:l5 A. H-OIHOINeSATI EXPRESS
stopping AZ Grafton, ". 1gto9, New Dor =
qon, Snelby. sr9stilne, Ssalion rloardinsten,
f|.i., PsiaTars snd a. LeSrs SeIters- aIr1s-neIs.
TTesline 81 so g. m, Colum 6u3 70 - 4 Iss- &
Rsayson ze5 p p NJ oInsinnAti SEQ. H,s Is
vile Fort wayne s 20 Isii :. M, Chlssso
Crsstline $50 ,. M. --lF
ID 1rAin-2;l 81. M.-AOCOMmODATION-Ss i.
& A. all stations, and ArI4vss in OOlunb1s ~
ID Traln-25:55 p KNIGHT ExPREss-s,oU -sag
s6SitS sSTes s9Tsis9i1; Nellingto3s New Lonqee
ton and Delaware; arriving At Cresriine q .
50 p. m, Columbus II IS ,. m, Cincinnaa
5SSs a M % LoSsys ps5sSf Sia a 81, s. L55si LlRSsiAaas1s
WAYNE 2l0s. n, and Chicago ViE Crastlir%
stI40 q. NJ
Trains arrive at cleveland s4s am, SSs and az
COHNEOTIOHs. lE e
sheioy-Ssnduskyy Mansfield Newark Railresd, Iog -
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, zsn1(
Orszsline-P Pittsburgh, FORT Wayne Chfoaso Ran i
road Forest Upper saadu=ky, DslDhOs. n -
ESst and Easf;oT hIansssid: EOosssT' Sss- e
Grafton and Belioioutine RaiIroad Line Cor Marion.
5eLleIontaine1 ne sidney, U4iou, huncie, fh-
2il9 9iinlsARoIs dHi,Ig IsFTe liant h92ss Finospnss
1eisN Are-glth Springfield branch for 8 Hngdeid.
0OumSulohittIs y! Miami Columbus, md xs1is
9 Le5r9 s,!5a !Hagte, y % Louis Aorrovs Lsysand,
IssiPBi RsilroedS Ctncnnatifor LouisTiiis,
EvzRsVtle, Cairo. ST. Louis, and Al Doilll1
L0umbus-CentralO Ohio Railroad fer Nsu.rf Zsuos. 7
Tn5isns 59 sRsGIIi9s, &c &C. & &o0luP6Ss Pqqa
~. :, sor & Tiehets % al points and intormasiO1sS
--'0' ''' Vr.Tu4 ~
Osvaland 6,,,it AL, ,ss, \ .. HAAA1s
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Lee at WaFFentOn on Monday.
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The Federal Force advancing.

His line Of battle formed.
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ReinfOreemedts Sent to Bragg.
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One Of the Rebel Rams Seized.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
[TEsfERDAY'S DIBPAFCHES. j

FOREIGN NEWS TO THE 18TH
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LATER FROM s1HE POTOMAC.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
5utal Sftairs.
COUNTY CONVENTION.

frf
Inc members OF the Union rarity met In
County Convention in the Court House AT
" 80 "
New Castle, last Tuesday afternoon, and or,
,,. =, - =. =,
ssnized ny Gaining frederick A. Curtis, ksq
:, 'aN 'pPV"'""e Wv. w. 'e'"oh'
Secretary. After reading the call, on motion
Of Ahr,h.m STAT, 70 a., cearaa,,,-
proceeded 10 select five gentlemen to hold
:" ~
the election in this city, and three for other
u,,d..a TO-. ,,.
nuna'eos' 'or ueieeaies TO attend the State
Convention at Dover on the 7th of Octobar
p-.,a.,,-. -, va
piAnay wine-eeorRe l.. Miller, liaac 3. Elliott, Al
irs ws Snssi.
Henry Prs,ss rd,vs,d psi."i 49, ssnn v. ohr'"y'
~ rNns-h' II. Dixou, Aoaer Hcllint sworth,
'1 ma,i hinmg; ,. ,-,--
'"usr 'squeH
wu Whne Gay creck-sc Finley L Choste J. NJ.
Nav -, ,,. p.,,.,
wiSi",n, '--N'""en 'Nh''et 'ohn rugh' bdWsrh
"uisms'
ksd LiOn-Je'se Aeranesr. WIN NJ staekeri, VIM II
Oin'k =,
rehe'det-Assm psyet', Thomas hocrsekin, d
fp %, H.. ~ -
,s, s.y isl p snmusi remington, csIt Go reW
NAuusA, Apnte,in pesstnn 49,
| :, npP"isimmnA-1ef iiH LNiomnA N Boutwell,, ii
II ~ ~ ,oa,i = ~. su.,,,
hon sleeuoh ~ale aulho,Aed 70 MI vassheiss
o. mOIa Ms. Of fesS.d .as tho Gea,a Commit
| ice anfee from oAeh Hundred, when
the following genilenel were appointed,
Brandy wine-BenJs In kiliuu Lewis Eoblsy, Rob-
srt Casey
| Christisns-Jsmes a BrAektn X bert L Armstrong
John ssii.
Hilmngton-Pnillpo iigley, Samuel Bid e. George
HHsnny.
| Mill Creek-Jasob Chand. or, James Jsok.on, Ran
| oolph Peters.
whs Gay Crock D Porter, Hiram W Nosre,
Jonathan rrores.
| New Csstls-John A Alderdies George Townsend
John T Simmons
Rcd LisH-John CLARK, Jr, VIM. H. Btuuksrt, Geo.
| BMon,y.
| rencnder--N Psxsn Mshlou Ration n w NJ,
Cracker.
| 1t aeor. -r-George W Kramer Dxrrsb c,sxsr
Amos Lynch.
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| Appi-ton.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
THE LAST OF THE ROMANS.

If it be true, as has been said that
great men come in groups, that now
and then a bright constellation bursts
upon the world to give impulse to the
flagging march of humanity, we shall
search the history of the present country
in vain to find the equals of Webster,
Clay, Clayton, and other contemporaries.
Among that distinguished group no
man, perhaps, occupied a prouder posi-
ton than the Hon. John j. Crittendcn,
the man whose loss the country now
mourns, and whose wise council will
never again be heard on the floor of our
Senate. When the pen of the impair
tial historian shall come to make up the
record of this distinguished man, there
will be many who may well envy the
large wisdom and many virtues that
marked his public career, and attracted
toward him the whole nation. Mr..
Crittenden was one of the few promi-
nent men who, when the country was
threatened by civil war, endeavored to
avert it by timely compromise. Well,
indeed would it have been had the peo-
pie listened to his council, and the bitter
cup of which VIC have tasted so freely,
could have been made to pass from us.
But wickedncss and fanatieism ruled the
hour, and the counsels Of the great and
virtuous Statesman fell unheedcd. Sell
fish men, bent on selfish ends, hesitated
not to plunge the country in civil war,
rather than meet as Christians and Pa
triots, to discuss differences and settle
all disputes. How different will be the
pictures when the historical painter shall
touch the canvass and paint there the
lives of the honored Crittcndcn and
the wicked men who have been instru-
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
ontalio brip riac anon rs bloodshcd and

mental in bringing apon us bloodshcd and
war. But CriUenden thou hast passed
away. The cold sod presses the pa
triot heart, and death has palsied the
eloquent tongue, the soft breeze shakes
the willows that bends by thy grave, and
the birds chant their requiem by thy last
resting place, but thy voice is still heard
throughout the land, appealing to all to
stand by the Government and preserve
the American Union, one and insepara-
bic, now and forever.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

Cheap John still ahead. Have you been to cheap
Inns la'elYg Ifyou hsye not delay no longer. You
ought to his sto,k OF English Boets Shoes Ifyou
waut pair to last two years ell at ch,ap Johns I'D
get them How do you thing ehoap John makes his
money! He don't make it ny selling dry goods but
from selling Boots, Shoes and croekery trade. Our
last I'D OF ad cis, II you want save from va to
twenty per cent go to cheap JONAS store. sOs Market
street, above Firth Remember penny saved is pen.
ny mahe.A ~