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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24


1858. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. Is5s
On and altar Monday, April 10th, 1888. Passsnaer
Trains will leave Cleveland follows (Sundays exc
cepted):
$50 A. H.-CHICAGO EXPRESS-stoos At Bsrsa,
Grafton, nberliE, v akemRn, hOfWalk Mon
Toeyille, Bellevue, Clyde, NreInont, Elmcrsand
Gvuoa, a. arrives at Toledo $50 A. NJ; AID Chi
CagO at 6s3g p. n.
200 P. B.-SUUTH sRN lIAIL-Stops a. all stations
on $ uttern Division, and arrives at toledo at
630P. N.
$40 ?. .H.-HOBTHEEN mAILl-StOps at ali stations
on Northern Division. and arrives at sandusky
a. 7.50 P. n.
$50 p. a.-rELRGRAPH EXPRESs-st0uss st Graf
ton, ODE lin, Wakemau, E0rWa K, MonIO Oeville,
Bel e1ue, Clyd de, fremont and InOre, snd ar
riSes &C TJledo go ?. n Ollsaso ~ 7:3D Az.
CONNECTIONS.
UonnectiOng are made At Monroevills with the San
dusky, Mansfield Newark B.R., a. Clyde with The
Ssndusky, Dayton & Cincinnati B. 2, 81 Fremont
with Fremont Indiana Z r., and st Toledo with
the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and TC-
lsdO Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, Jack
son. Fort Wayne, LoganspOrt, Lafay yette, Cairo Al
soOs St Louis and AL points West, Northwest ard
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cloveland froul Toledo and tie
West at $50 A. NJ 5-3l p N., and q P. n. From
5anduskF st -2i A. n. ~ =. ROGh ER Sup't
Cleveland, April o. 1858
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24

R00 BBLs SOUTHERN OHIO AND
OOU Indiana FLOUR, suftable for Bakers Those
ia want OF good Bakers Flour viii please call and
10, dsc5a NJ 'ns' VI qi, ARK b ROfKEFETT,ER
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s. p. CHASE.
Hon. George Opdyke, George GrisWold, Esq,
snd others, Committee Loyal National League,
81 York.
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sa=-Tbis r,oupabv having established Branch o.
are in Buff.lO with a local Board uf Directors 70
rsnsos lis Wa-trrn business all losses may Be ao-
Ifed and Gail in Buffalo New York, at the option
% F9- 9,sSE5 PA I'D N GOLD. upon Risss on which
Premium has been pa d m like cqrreucy. leb-6'4S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24

0S00 BBLs.. FLOUR FOR SALE,
DJOO in sacks and Rarrels, to suit the trade. I
FEuSIER & EURGERr. .
apr8 % uni 81 River-St. i
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Letter of Eecretnry Chase--The Admins
trntiOn Policy regarding Negroes.
The following admirable letter was read
at the great Fort Sumter anniversary
meeting in New York, on Saturday even
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24
H0UR & FEED,
standard Country Brands,
FOR SALE.

III = = . = = = y y 70 71V'V'
1sB-LoOk in at our Warehouse before purchasing
elsewhere, and sse if You can't he suited
r-.rr-- DAVIS q VORCE,
apr2t443 u River-St. .
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CLEVELAND & to- EDO R. B.

,. ---~l .lLCUGiI . D't.
y. 4. "a Us p tz-nt- Apr 20
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,fsox cua owx ccanrsfospsxrl
rErpERicxsByRc, March T., Isl

rkrDEgicKsspRG, March T., 1863. >
IN Sunday morning, in passing the Episco-
80, ssugsA la which the religious exercises
ct 3ar iae past three weeks, have excited
-, mach interest in this community, are held,
s,pr q large eroNd OF soldiers. VI ith SONS
,.as s,i ladies'. issue from tie church and
.ssL.us nsnoveT Street towards The hsssls
= I followed lhesa. ard wi,ressea il
...nsa slcht. ana one winch doea not often
..f. ,he ewes iu imos like these. There is
..,.5m Q: water flowing in the rear Of this
.--, which, being ohsirn0syd, has overficwed
.ba.ka. aud inundated he valley through
..b,trrus. Ii waShes the western border
s.e sravevari in which ~ many OF our
-.r.,t s.Nurs lie eide ly aida, victims Of
a diseases contracted twelve months since
.,,sa potema, Around this running water
r-.,,- crowd bal saIhsYs,i, sna he swelling
...;,s + au sFyr5l lgi.,ts i'yuiu hsoss tho still.
-.s. s. 81. Quot Sabbath morning, as
u. sathsr4 of Irai@e a@ses9sd ffom u
,t..eEai mauiy voloSs. Tie Rev. Dr.
fs4ows, Ray. Mir Cowliag. and Ag
pssas. wc;e present. sud c;ta!ased in
-sN.yes -aUl taere, upon TIE very border OF
10 A.t;is.i.eii. Ssi.a sAs fs0w1iiaa batteries Of
srf C,.uiS&sIstos ia fEons, Tho graves of our
-fi.ul dead a-craa the soues Of 10Y and
.sa hcEl7 uIod The a.r in i2canse OF tribute
1.4 a'as.i:on - t,ga G ID * Battles. the ordi-
..nes ~ tsp.ial1. ~ Immersion, WAS admnis.
gs-slfA iwsaiy .h!sa members OF Gen. Bark..
tbs lE.gula. il was s. strange ani solemn
,-aslecis and impressed Gssriy all who gaAed
..,,u I.-the t'iaa, The pl.cs, t:a eircum-
-.=nee-. were sii impssssive. a few months
.e:s tie dehnut tread Of eur iasoi= mt inva-
f.gs. flasa from them iarIagdly work Of pil
r. and 3sa!rG,i.oa, pfeeead This very so.i.-
Taa a4.A al ibs Almighty waJ haiSi for cur
s-;-nc4 He gave oar = sssFsia svisGom. He
r.fg-,i .aa arnls Of ocr soldiers ia this
rsHteoua cause. aai there the li.elaes cav.
.--.ss ~ car ems mics lay laissiy around the
..., :.d now Ike spirit CT devotion has
ay.cynd5i IN mercy upon oui camps, and
,= lIir@- oi the LORD is gathered here
nom aI.ang 1iie braces, ot oGr noble sol iiel =
and lie song Of praise tlic ircense of an hug
.e alteration, letafna 10. Heaven from ths
s-ly !.sii vljta God has b!essed Us with IL
.;sa..i !. .s;veranee. 1t was a tit return fol
i,a His n9roies--.i worthy tribute to His hono
..i Il q Elory--a Figaal instance of His prea
,-i.e and Ills blessing. May the God of bat
,.=- ever n4aaiies. Ills power and His good
.lr=- ll,t-. std dwell anoGg us until .aa end.
:.a:uruing from the field is the church rid
t'ei a. 1t * * h ths balls Of tiis enemy tn
5al-s ordinance WAS administered, ''by pour
iI,,' upon eighteea other members Of tn
Hiy tie, Rev. Mr.. Owens oili:iaiing, and tn
Rex. Dr Burrows delivered an eloquent an
impressive s-Enion to q crowded and atte.,
Ave anlisnce.
Taera l. n1anifestly q serious and ca,nes
Interest il the subject OF religion exeite'
-mpa% the sci6i8es al Thu, brigade, and iii;
lss ersn.l gentlemen gtse iadafatig aha IN The.
l,iui=. viicI have bean crowned with sraa
slcesss
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FROM 1fIE WHITE HOUSE.
llaRag,f 1sn1HcE OF sHs RtGaAosD Di:PiTcH !
WHITE HoCsr, March 11ih, 1853.

WHrtE HoGsr, March 1-th, 1853.
'-Ali qniat On the P:,Inunaey." Bat little of
,l.,eres. tas occurred Since w:oia OF the raid
inst Gest,5yei tho lt.i5 gtsamar that General
Kin bis official report, increased TO the size
II 6 lhrail Great Eastern. The was thirty
tcrt i'll length, and one horse power. We
soGetiu,ts near fsom the enemy. They have
in the vicinity Of Old Point twenty ssvs n
thousand stoien slaves at Yorktown about
;4u ghousaud, and at Gloucester Point three
l4DnsaEi, wl.o are dying rapidly with the
small pox ani tlte black tongue.
Information Of tie attack Eaii TO hava been
il. contemplation against Gloucester Point was
.,...eye1 to4i,e enemy by woman. who WAS
t..o4!.t to Richmond through thia place q few
d,.a eiuca She had iho look al Ii bIhzsn, i'm.
p.leat traitor.
sIw to-day pair o: solid scla spurs. gent
.y ;ae patriotic ladies' oE Prince George
segn.y. Marylagi, {" Gan. Robert r. Lee.
ihe Gentleman who brought ihem Il mHst not
A.5a:ion his nanael says they cost tour hundred
a-h4sa in gsii. Taey waIe truly handsome,
tr-i, plain and seemed as though they were
l-i!o toE him who viii! wear them, and given
tg lie genaFou. haarta that cent them.
VII write again soon. 4ccomAc.
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Il t4ocn UoTEL S1oEy-.n Atlanta, isa;
weak ii.tie Incident ocenrred in the hotel
ha- eli business which is wor:h reading. The
f=eoni patty 10 the joke was tho proprietor oi
;t@ Atlanta Hotel. The Atlanta Contedsrocs
:-ys:
4 Lieutenant Colonial, who was wounded 8.
AHftEaeek9ro' no l.a been sforpinga a " lila
WIKI him, on the arl;h day called for his bill
The ui5igiBg clerk handed Tin. the documen;
@tf 20 days multiplied 10y 81. Tho Colonel
t".nHad tho bill and observed lis footing up
~. lie turned to the doctor, who waa preg-
eHi aad asko1 h,ci ii i,e did not think that
t9e;ty heavy. TIE doctor, with that peculiar
.i4a # ths head which indicates sma.l " hiil.
"ad, said:
Ne, i yon had to pay four dolIsrs for a
.oobi.r, one dollar a dozen Ior eggs, four dol.
i~i' pound tor Rio coffee, cue dollar twenty
I've Cents !or b,.tsar, fifteen dollars n bushel
'5r pa'a'oes, Ard fivs dollars pair for shad,
,.nd think IT was light -
iha Colonel ran his eye over his bill again
aud quietly replied:
well, have been hera twenty days. and
o--h ihe article you have mentioned have |
"sen On yoar tai'is
~ ia said that the doctor rushed ont into the
'1'a yud aad dii not cool Off until 10 had
"hipped throe little niggers.
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" io@Nc LADr's visiT To uesPITAL.-A
''frespo24ent Of the Atlanta fateiligeacey',
~iaohg o;tar "Reminiscences of the camp, gives
'Ae following, in which /. Young lady and a
EEK soldier were tho enief actors:
iho doctor was doing the gallant 10 num-
'"f Yi ladies, who Es.d visited hic ward. One
:, lie young ladies, to whom he was most
,,1isLsiie!y "a agreeable, was distributing tracts
tRs oonyaieseonts. She stopped by the
Dous'ae ee oi poor, thin, miserabiy diiapidatsd
p,,ttlieh of Il ainnoT, 81 regular hospital rat,
@'.a osgafi eonversalion with him:
linz s'.r iello" yoo have been sick long
=, es.m, hain'i bla with my redgemsnt
sI ka Ya'er year, ! only a,0od guard onsst
"s s.rSa cane cut. sin't Lad nary well day
s'lce istt -----."
r.. aen should ase your tims to read these
a,ae aae. Aad ths Bible, aud try TO bs good sol
~ ~, p '9f The next world. Do ySu keep . dia-
8, team I've hsd ths diyee right pssyt about
~ imonihs; that hains been M .for noshlna
sas !. heap Of truck and . power Of doctore
is .or eit; sndnow have powerful misery
Lssa aas, and hHrtin' Ii ~ loek. m I
w yith ~" sVes = ~ go
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EFNTRII oQuIsM.-TheR Richmond correspon
don't Of the Knoxville Register relates the
following.
Last night 1 called on Col Scott, Of the
Louisiana cavalry. Ion have often heard OF
him in weste I'll campaigns While in Kentucky,
his negro boy, who has followed hin. since
the war began 8isrobel a dead Yankee, and
assumed the garb of Federal sergeant
While on his way 10 Richmond, ventriio
qaist, one of the tribe of BENJAMIN, learned
the story connected with the negro 8 apparel
After ish.fall, when the negro was nodaina
with Il valise betweoh his feet, deep-toned
voice proceeded from it.
- Voace--l say, Sam, wake up; them's my
clothes you've got on.
,Sama-Who's dat? The Colonel aays tha.
Sans eyeballs protruded foot when the car.
pst-sack began the eolioQuy)
Foace-fm Ichabod Smith scf the 18th Con
necticut, killed at Lexington, Kentucky You
robbed me OF my clothes
Sam--For God, massa Yankee, l 66dn't
spec you'd wAnt em no mora.
Foace-Of with EN-, C-n you.
Ia less than u minute Slm shucked himaalf
There he stood in the hreiess car, On q cold
winter night. Hia teeth chattering, his nap
ped wool Strengthened, and his eyes rollse
about in the agony Of hopeless terror Never
since has Sam touched the Yankee clothes.
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sent instead paragraph Of horid nonsense
about liberty, equality, and fraternity, and
.the Hnelzehuo Of the preeA" and Colonel
Sal wey had an appoin!ms 1t of long standing
st E iinburgh
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w! HITx DHANS
wv 0alAyan Peas
New K;cs
-. Kew Southampton Bacon
100 gross Velvet Cosks
U6ttou fteugh Lines
TslloW Oaadlss
AaamSutlne Candies
Superior 4unpowdsf Yea
CsEshsa susaf
0aSdsn Sesds,
and othsr seaEss Astiolea
Gx0R0E 4. WH1D, !.
NH f0-atA No 90 Main sl
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e ALT FOB UANoLIaA-Ths qsota oS aAxT
- furnished By tbs stAas fos Oasolias eoaaty 4
nDw At Milford
We shall attend q that plaza oa NOMDAy, The
"a INST, and eoutinus during ths week. to dissrt
bate the sAIas TO tk4 cstilAux cf the county.
xaxh applicant wiA b sAlttlsd 70 ssvsn pounds
ibf ZACH smhse Of bid q her family, As seht sents
pr pouad; and The stAtement uf Shs un1nhee n
family mnsl b. vssiesd hS oath belnes aJustteA.
Applcsoss mnEl fssalsh thsir own hass. and, -
Ter q praollaahis bsnS with them he rsht sAAas6
- eaAh VII b g tqaired
. WM b WYATT.
1ODh11 , TuHGTHIals
nh l9-3A AxaneA
IU2D u intsgnxL sxt1gnal, sna aGpAoaaliy q
~ I'll estsste Diseases, anA thAlp eonno oque0esg.
Tk.y w1h - esssd eslssH - thoeo.sll ~, e.
eosdlne . vwy aimpie snetAe1 pues4i6 81 sdme
ysass a 1ptope ~ tssefnQn1 IN nj lnaaf.
lsFe WilA - u1nll ~ 1e ~ o. 1oeeas
salssssnn, - . I. q s( r tlnGso
- y. - 81 B. Il u 4.
!: -; !: :: !: : ! = :.
\. - - &NlSNNlyA - e9s1ly s$
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HOTB3 AT CHESTER. VAs--A report hss-
1 i-g bosn circulated In kiehspond that ths Iro
Rel 81 Chester ID now gccupisi - . hospital tbs
unasrs.anad tkkss this method Of arnouucis "
the public thAt the 4umas 10 false.
W HOwLETT
nh 10 ct. Ctass,e. Va.
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'GAar @s&a seas .A.Js AA* 4


3snnsrs ~, 1853
a RrxsT sEs D1sRNT s--JFhs usnas f,.
n wsfa - $50 w.le he pa.a t1r s.as sTgsss zr l.
Seivsry to Sss, 90 TO tAc cfIss- IA eo1sxazEi "a
CaE.iA ThrEesr, ylsasaessS city ~ tAs foiiss.ss2
esssy.sss froIa Company a." I'll RssiSsss. 1s:i.
sig1a yoAantssss:
/. Private GAS ssngD. rativs OF .fsisna M1ens
- yeas Of ass, rad ast~ and Ssxre. rus.g sssss-
p'sxIon. marked by taA aass1roz. sesserssl sas
fact IN as4gns, aud q Sssrssssx b, ossusssisa 4
10 issapDoAad 10 Aass ieinsi Virginia eavaisy sols.
pany. 81.
yoFx gt-ts, 81 yss-s CID iasss ts.r no beard F@ir
ecmplsxssr, bne sssS MAcas fsss insGss tags,
aad pEIxisT by Trade.
J. Frsvx,s psYRiC~ OcgoHcE . nxttse cs
ireland, a5oet 81 yssss ed. isss s,sex hair It aay
soasp,sSlon, eui<i Ct spessa rad sa,tiua, ehsu.
Tee: 81 acixs Isga, sad gasslsAss ~ sssis.
Z. r'~svs.s pkTGicK ssiFxQEE1hp. sT--gs
n Iss.saa, esar 40 yssss Of sss, LsAVk hAss AsA
GeAE1 &.saflv bald. blssx syss, ascus tsex q. D
tnsla bssh. SO. . day tsbcssy. sF
5. fravsts Wk EYAlssx . na:ivs Of k<W yssk
Gists. 80 yrArs cid anacrzs hass, hazel syss ts,.
butt. scns fee. nssaas hsak, sx6 . hiSckrsss.a
by tyAas.. lie Gsssx I'D in tas early pgss oF Iass
Jana. s1d % snpoosss 10 BE- IN Ksohmusa Gig. ss1
iaseiy received Estrs ssos Cxrs West, ons us kSa
CHArtsIaAsss~x af tssss cs.- thai be Had paiG nxa
SiSs 30 - pay. lannsy, yns elsskirs ,ncnsr. j
VIII ss1a go Cor Eseesa'a aErsss. thss maalaz
tie rswesd Ii c5s cess 50 u Il Quk2AA
fe e--sss Cart 60 4. Ska Rsy La vees
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L>oR SALg-A vary superior saddle and hsr.
j n.ss HORSE, perfectly gentle, sod seit.bls
sur either lady OF ssatssnsH. Elso, an ex sei.snt
Ecc4away and Harness Apply to n n
YOUNG. 1t ths i.czisisnA Hospital Richmond, Va.
between ths hGuzs II y aat III 4 n sad spd 2
AZ. Yrh ig--eosd9kR
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CPEOIAL E02IC4.
~
TAILORING BUSiEHsS,

T1>O TIA sIaNDaP0Ka OF HuuDE.ial oAx
NELL. ns:. D.--ay q dec-es Of lie Cifeuit
Court n lis City OF Esehmoni- snssrsd FssrnagP
ia 1s1s. II. tbs saii OF GArneiis sA;nat Gxrrei
sad others 1 am airsesei 70 es:i Ia aad r-cs;ss
pfv,i OF Ai outstanding dsb!s s.id slsia,s saslos.
the es.sis OF AGscseai Carns;!, aeo'd PaGsnxga 20
said Ges..ss have fyad on this s5th day Of March,
i55s. as O'clock 4 =, "a ths time. a:a my Office
Ia the essy CT Eiehn,cnd AZ .hs piseo, 10 exaau.s
tia sxii decree. All personx hz,iag Gs5ts or
claims aga,ss. tie estate Of kardeoai uaraei doc L.
will thsrsfore pre- ssnt the bs.ore uao st n.v
aes in the city OF Richmond, on OF before the e3,h
day Of March 1865 with tho evidence 80 stsin the
aeU1o. TGOS GVAaS.
nh f3- -5tsstas Comp1'r Ia Fbxnesry
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NxJHkQUKR --fhis rsoownsd 81 TAJLloN
IL sna RAO1 Hcxax b. kssenus. ous Of MAX
81 Boston. full brother 70 Planet. viii atard The
rfsoent ssason ns the plAatAstcn of Nr a Raw
lins. N Msekisnburs eoanty. Va, nino milss pon.h
Of 1oydton. Mares VIII bs served at go for ths
fsAscn, Aod d Tor the groom The asason will
coxaranas ths 15sh Of March and snA the IL. of
July. Mares win b ieA ~ u pr day and the
bs2s esss tAksn Of thssn bes no responsibility will
b Incurred for aecl1e0ts OF eecapea. Address
xr = RAwI1ss, TeWnasvpls, n q.
10 A9-lm TATW DCaWHIL
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dsAIQ T-S SO - 4ff - In TAI,
IAMP SxAR PxftneBUre Esreh IL f4s3t
TTNW0 HUNDRED B0tsEAsa &ET&hD ~-f>r.
sertaa from eay cQr .&ap, uG u sss3s ~ sts
ilGn es msreh, Ee..3 Jes&s UQH 431, svao ysaa rt.
esiysS ~ a s1sstlNis - s;ay Th. rasa ltea-
roy 10 - yssss of ass, Tee, I1ches tSsh sssi5y
5iaKien, DARK hsIs, gay stss, ssady a0sA ys.
and By oeeupz.iGs bn ezsIii,h, and Is G.nae IA
ly bitE. Tas s.isova Esssard ssiG g., pait 70 s4iy
onc who will d.,ises hioa 81 a.s or condos bin l.
pIissn wnss. can get hitp.
Il asRssRT DAVE,
Capt TO Ii, let Va 9AfgBsry,
Qtt tS-rtsSS II sYsg A tf.s.e
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4 t@a nds akSD BS..s.AESs khNs His~-eD..
I J ses e-t, atseH, shs 4ta * Esre!I ts5s, Max.
SHALL slllkIsExP. s2s. sslfisgt lIysss Isl 8s-s-,
Ho!lcps. Green asuaty. Va sgs.i ~ yssrs, 5fastT
nshea hiso. h us eyes, DARK Asar. sn6 darA sNsst.
psxion Fer tbs sppgehssss!.a sal ~ sisesy ~
rsd ahifist. his cosfas ihs, abovs rsssara Will
be esoE.pty psid. u WYxsT
Oaps 90 II. Ssh sarss1
C-rsp rear Fste-atIes. Us. rah fs-l,ss
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nVIDyHD .-TAs frsAdsat and Dlrsssors oS
IL The xxshanae hank Of virSsniA. ct Klch.
snas.d, hAve Assiasa dividend 0f II per sssA,
subject ts t1ducsisu Il Q qaastsf psr eo0t bonas
out of tAs proeta ok the nssitnticn "a Ii Desssn-
bef last pAyahla q ~ nranshse shsra tkA divt
daads have hsse>naHe besm sskinieeed men tAs
psodoAllan cl ~ stooh, a. nttaheAory svideune
a oWrsgnh1p - - n q DessmAsr laa1
NOTIOx-Aup pseenaA AaSine ULAINs s. stusa
IN ~ ~ euaydlaA 0g Him uasy II Daskse VIII
pease pEent skana % NE, thAA utona nay he tahsn
% pay th11. q nAx311. auaEotan,
1soun4 kn41tcxa C0eA
LNON 1A111-sA 1oaAaoeosEo1 TooXAWAY
IL OAknIAdA asllenls ~ - . NO AssasA =
poeA eed4a Applx - ! = noa4aA N AsSs1.
hsteesa 1ala On. 10nu AAaoM.
u017E An - r. IL
Z. sal55oi1 & - - Z
=
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rI1Y gCAVEN 3Ek -fhs ncdss.ignsa ss.s
~ leave TO snaoarcs to the pubic that hs Ia now
prepared 10 eieaa cut Cuiverts, Oat housss and
YArda, AID thoroughly lip,S them al. o:ders lei.
with kLessrs Ddvsi 8s Norton, Druggists, corner Of
l0.h RDd Main streets; also. ct Er Caariss John.
ss0n's, Druggist, on Ea,n, betw con l7sb ard 18Th
streets. Will he thankfully received, aud attended
70 st tha earliest moment.
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Gnes Of Exeter Hall. Mr. z. A. Taylor, NJ
p, Is a rampant kind of Republican, who
very speedily found hin Ieve; in the Commons
House OF Parliament. Mr. Thomas Hughee
is crocbety, clever man, who gained soma
literary reputation by an amusing boys book
called 's,fom Browns School Days, aud lost
ii By an inconceivably stupid novel called Tom
Brown al Oxford" Tie Rsvs Newman Hail
and Baptist Noel are tlusutpreachers, sufficient
iy popular in some Dissenting circloa- Mr.
Edmond Bsalss is. we believe, respectable
auetioneer. Mr. NORGE is the American Con
suit General in London, and nothing further
need be said about him. Mr.. Chamarovow il,
or was. the secretary of the Anti Slavery So
cie.y, and O gentleman whom We should he
10th TO suspect Of the capacity OF sefting either
the Vis.ula or the Thames on ire. Ar. Nicho-
lay ia a well-known tradssman on Oxford
street, and Il capital vastrym and Mr.. u. j :.
uolyoaks- well, Mr.. Holyoake il not the an
thor Of p.ley's "Eyideacsa" The persons
enumerated were really The only notabilities
on the platform. Thare were many laymen
and MANY clergymsn, but, Independently Of
the gentlemen whose names wa have men-
toned, the emancipators may DO smphStl
caliy described az nobodiss- We are ready
to grant that tha paiaini 0bscu-ify OF this
psrsoaae! was no fault Of the promoters q The
meetine. They had laborsd hard TO oaiols IN
diyiduais oi real parts aud iIAuanee INTO At
tending. They had asked johnson aud Burke;
hut. asin the famous instanes Of ssthe Hsunch
of Venisou.' J0huson aud Barks "c0aldn't
come. Good old General Taompsou cent ten
nounda TO the funds OF thu association, but
s.ayed away; MY. Forster, i. r., would havo
come. bat Ls Was bespoks1 Tor neetnG y
Bradford; Mr.. John 6tuart 4lll had 10 dne %
spare for apythingo of the kind fsoes.sos Nsw-
THs 49, -. TsiS.-.. 6sn4ssser@ f4afvuen ,wea
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10
MARRIED.

In this village by Rev. j NJ. GiIlett, HENRr T.
HuppARp, of Hillsborough, Montgomery Go.
III. and Mrs. FANNY o. DALroN oftbis place.
In Saybrok, on the 3lst ult. by Rev John
Graham, DANIEL b. WALKER, TO Miss LYDIA
ALLooCK.
IN Dover Cuynboga county, on Christmas
Day, by Rev. L. Smith, DIR. J. NJ. LATnRoP, to
Miss JosEPnNE M. SMITH, both of Dover.
In Jefferson on The LIST, by The Rev Mr. 0ds
J. W, MATTIsON, to Miss CARRIE n. BARNUM
and on the same day, by the same, CLISToS
MoNTGoNERv, to Miss JANE BRowN by w. Z.
Howland, Esq. FREDR. THOMPSON, of New IIS me
to Miss SARAH A. Bishop by &. s. SimoUds,
Esq JEDEDtAH CARD, TO Miss RACHAEL WIN
TER
In Lenox, on the LIST, by Rev Mr.. Chisbee,
MosEs BEEDE,tO Miss ELIZA Henderson.
In Rome, on the lst by Erastus Johnson, Esq.
MYRoS l. DUTToS, TO Miss CYNTHIA j. CHtLDS.
IL Rome, on the ID, by the Rev. Mr. Dudley
EDWIN DoUGLAs, To Miss NJ. j. CROSBY.
In Rome, on The 25th nit. by Rev. MIR Shat
fer, OLIVER ID FARNswORTH, Of uartsgrove, to
Miss Lucy CHAMPION.
In Easl 1rumbull, by Ulysses d. Kell ogg,
Esq. on the 25th, Edwin DEvAN to Miss JULIA
LENRY.
In Morgan, on the 2sth ult by Rev. Mr.
Heard, THos WILDLY, to Miss RUrH STURrE.
WANT.
In Geneva, on the 5lst ult. by Rev. Mr..
Gale, Ii. II. THoRP to Miss 0cTAvIA BRAKE.
MAN.
In Freedom, Christmas Day, J. o. CONVERSE
Esq Editor Chardon Democrat, to Miss JULIA
p. WRIeHT, Of Freedom. Our contemporary
has onr best wishes for the numerical strength.
prosperity and pabulum Of his establishment.
In Conneant on the 25th, by Rev. Mr. Hatch
T. f. GIBSON, to Miss MARY l. CLARK on the
ls., ELvISGToN PHILLIPS to Miss JENNIE JUDI F.;
CHAs. GOLDSMITH, Of Amboy, TO Miss LEILA o.
JUDD, of COuneaut on the lst by Rev. Mr..
Ames. HoRATIo w. HORROR to Miss LAURA A
BLANCHARD, all Of Conueaut.