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rection. Lstus submit quietly, and all will
be we'll. Let US join in denOuncing those
political demsgogues who melted cur fellow
Irishmen to such disgrsceful acts Of inhu-
manity. PATRICK 0'BRIEN.
Monday, July 27, 1858.
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The PERRYs.-Company B, Perry Light
Infantry, Captain Wiseman, is rapidly i'm
proving in soldiers education. They had a
drill last night and came on to the street,
showing considerable proficiency in march
ing, considering the brief time that they
have been drilling.
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TOBACCO AND SEGAR8.
TORACCO and sEGARs.

A. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and Segars.
I34 Water-st., [Oornsr Of Pine,l New York.
Tobacco and segars carefully selected for eXporta-
ton. Dealers and TObaccOnists will md IL to their
interest to call or communicate by letter. The best
brands in any quantity at lower prices than any 9TH
er house. luneis-4az
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Nor DEAD Mr.. VIM. Sholl has received
dispatch from Mr.. C. Patrick at EIkhart,
saying that his son, Orlando Patrick, was
not killed by the New York rioters as report
ed, although he was badly wounded.
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CHICAGO MARKET-JuIy %.
TELuaRAPH,l

FlouF-Q Qniet.
Nheat-Market firm. Sales at sI,OlGI,O2
4954aG495kc.
Receipts 1000 bbls flour, 1900 bushels wheat,
Co. bushels corn.
Shipmenfs-s,.C bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat,
IlS,JJJ bush corn.
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N. Y. MONEY nrARKET-July 20.

HOuey-Continues easy at sac q cent.
sterling ExchanEe-D.u- selling at l39k9
$40 for best bill g.
GOId-WithOut decided change. Opening at TX,
advancing to 2iS, and closing steady at IN
Government Stoclzs-Firm. United States
Skies of 1871, coupons lO669O7, gistered lO5E 80
Treasury Notes lO54 0lO6A.
state SfOeka-MissOuri Sixe4 7S5S.
The Persia today, for Liverpool, carried on. $685.
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INVALID CoRPs.-On Friday evening, by
special train, 800 men for the Invalid Corps
came from Indiana, en- route to Elmira, New
York, the headquarters of the Corps.
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.TTIOWDALE FARM non.

Nv BABE-Une Of the best farms on the Re
-sfvf three miles from Warren, at Leayiitsburg, this
junction OF the Atlantic and Great Western and
the Cleveland and mahoning Railroad. Contsins
rs acres OF Pasture, HeadOW fillag and Wood land
ItI biz divided pcrfion Of It is available for vii
Iare lois and must seOn be in demand for that pur
pote. House, 9 Eubsiantial two story brick, win
iarqe clatern two good orchards and two gardens
Vith an abundance Of choice fruit=-u large mum Der
aTe minufes walk to the Derot, storts and Post IF
dos MHrtet for eli kinds Of pFoiuct at the door a.
city rrinsg. For particulars enquire Of W. n.
aCGAkKE. st ofice of o. P 3 A. Z. B Co., Water
Street, OF 70 W. y. CLARKE, Sem, WillOWdale P.
o. Ohio iulY2lsf5ll teWdtw
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MAJOR JOIN WOoLLEY, of the 9th Iudi-
ana cavalry, who made the gallant charge
at Burlington, capturing three pieces of ar
tilIery, is in the city.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 20.
The subscription agent reports the sale Of
81, ,995 400 Of 5-20s to-day. The Secretary Of the
Treasury has decided to continue the sale as
heretofore, and will give ten days notice Of their
discontinuance.
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BUsIERss NOTICES

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from Silk or Bunting in best
yle on short notice. G. ". CROwELL Co.,
rnayI4.45 I'll Superior st.
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NEW BLocK.-A now brick block, in the
shape of hat-irOn, is being erected at the
angle formed by the Intersection of Kinsman
and Pittsburg streets. It is designed for
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~ Dr. 6ibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Esctrobsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPeP
sIa, Rhsumatism, serofulas Neuralgia and all
neTyouH diseases snd diseases Of the br1Inf
Throat, HeaEI, Lungs, LAYER snd Urinary OF
s1-ne and other Chronic diseases. Reference
0iyen 70 many formidable cases cured In this
eitV Hftsr other physicians hsd fsiled. See &C !
veftiseu1eut in smother column Oaiee No. tlps
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ORE VEssELs.-Several vessels laden
with ore from Lake Superior arrived yester-
day, among them the B. Parsons, NJ. Stalker
and David WagFtsiT.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNIEG.-The Buffalo Ex-
press, of the 18th inst, says: Coroner
Randall held an inquest yesterday, on the
body Of sailor p years of age, named John
Ring, employed on the schooner J. o. Moss,
who was killed by lightning last Saturday
night while the vessel was between Asbtabu-
Ia and GOnneat A thunderbOlt struck the
topmast while deceased and another man we're
aloft taking 10 canvas. Ring was instantly
killed and fell to the deck. His companion
was rendered insensibIe, but recovered in
about an hour. Ring vas a single man and
resided in sandusky. A verdict was render
ed in accordance with the facts stated
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4 SENSIBLE MoTHER.-In the 0ne-hun-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Illinois Regiment, sta
toned at Memphis, there is a captain over
sixty years Of age. His name is Jacob Kin
der, and he resided in Madison county, Iii
nois. A correspondent with the regiment
states that Mrs. Kinder writes to her hus-
band, informing him that she permits no
able-bOdied young men to visit her daughter.
She bases her opposition to such visits upon
the ground that the proper place for such
young men is the army, and if they are not
there they are coWardly, shirking their duty
to their country. We have no doubt but that
the daughters very ohOsrfully hcquiesoe 10
their mothers regulations" Should all
mothers and all young ladies act upon the
same patriotic principles, there would be no
necessity for draft.
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OHcs-Lyman'a Block, near the Court House
Olsvpisnd, and No. AS Ninth Street, washing
tou. D. G. jsnsl;ti
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LOCAL HoTICEs.

@. A. R E AD & . o.,
BANK ERs,
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, O.,
viii Give Higher Rates Of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
FOB
GOLD and SILVER,
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money.
B'k Ofthe State Of Indiana,
U. S. Coupons interest.
~ ALL KINDS OF o. 8. Governments Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
GEUECURREET BANK NOTES Bought at low.
est rates Of Discount aprlI:lfs
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A very handsome pOriieO is being erect
ed over the Bank street entrance of the We'd
dell House, the supporting pillars being of
cast iron.
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g CTEA HIP ,6A
GREAT EASTERN. - -
From New York 10 Liverpool.
THH ETHAM1uTp CpFAT EAEFRpW


WILL BE DESPATCHED
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug 18th, at Wsdnes day, Sept. %, at
O'Clock P. N precisely clock A. n, preeisI Iy.
And at intervals thereafter Of about six weeks from
each port
FIRST CABIN, FROM. to sl25.
SECOND CABIN. state Room Bsrths, meals fur
niahed ct separate tabes.--.-- ..--.--...----siV.
nB-Excu=sion Tickets out and bacS, in the lst and
% Cabins only, fare a1d q hall. 90
~ Servants accompanying Dasseu gers and child
under y years OF age, half ia-e Infants fres.
THIRD CABIN, Iutermediate State Rooms, uasssn-
gers fOund with beds bedding, table utensils,
and good substantial food -.s..-..8'0
sTEERAGE, with superior accommodations -....f2l
BTPricss Of Passage from Liverpool at same rates
IS above.
ES-An Fares payable in Gold, or fits equiFa'ent in
o. 5. Currency.
srEach Passenger allowed twe5ty cubic feet Of
luggage. An experienced surgeOn on board.
For passage apply only 10 CHAs. A WHITNEY,
e. the Oifce, 26 Broadway, or 10
m. r. BRAYTON,
AtEster huilding. Cleveland, q.
Fo5 Fright apply t. ....
ROWLAND 4 ASPIHWALL,
july2s-R9 Agents q Ssuih-st.
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Simpson Is, beyond all question, superior
artist and We advise those wishing TO got hne
ksnsss to eau upon him. A visit to his gal
lsry, No. 9SS Superior street, viii richly repay
10th oitiEAn and STRANGER. R9Iti
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The STEAMER METEoR.-This new and
splendid stern wheel steamer, designed for
The Cleveland and Lake Superior trade, and
built for G. 7. Whiting & Co., of Detroit, by
Peck Masters, is now completed and will
take her place upon the line on Monday next.
The following are her dimensiOns:-Lsngth
of keel, 2OI feet; length over all, 2l1 feet;
width of beam, 30 feet (S6 feet including pro
lection of guards) depth Of hold, II feet 6
inches. The cabins are wide, the state-rOoms
ample and well ventilated.
The machinery is from the CuyahOga
Works, consisting of two high pressure en-
gines each S61l inch bore by 80 inch stroke,
set upon cast iron framing, lin their usual
stylO) each working a separate wheel; they
are also supplied by separate boilers, SO that
in case of accident to either Of the engines,
wheels or boilers, there would still be ample
power to take the boat through the lakes at
fair rate of speed. The boilers are each S
feet diameter Of shell, 20 feet long, having
three iues, 16 inches in diameter, and two
hues IL inches in diameter, and 10 return
hues 81 inches in diameter. They are ar
ranged so that they may be worked separ-
ateIy or together as occasion may require,
each boiler being supplied by leparate
pump and heater.
The following are the officers Of the Mete-
Or:-Captain, R. S. Ryder; 1st Mate, John
HallrOn ID Mate, John sheene Clerk, J.
F. HuT Steward, J. 7. Harrison, (late of
the Angler House); 1st Engineer. John
CroonswOrth End Engineer, John Parkhurst.
TIE SPEECH AT BRAIEARD's HALL
The brief notice given in the evening papers
that Captain NJ. Hite would. address the cit
liens at Brainard's Hall on the subject of the
war, drew a very good audience last night.
Captain Hite is a Kentuckian, his father be-
ing a stakeholder. At the breaking out of
the rebellion he enlisted as private in an
Illinois regiment and has worked his way up
to the position Of Captain. He is now an
officer on Rosecrans' staff. Being here on
visit to some membersqf his family, he was
solicited to speak last night, by some citizens
who know him. He was introduced to the
audience by President Stevens, Of the City
Council, and proceeded to make plain,
straightforward speech, abounding in senti-
ments of loyalty and devotion to the Union.
He expressed himself in favor of emancipa-
ton, confscation and sll other measures cal
cuIated to. bring this wicked and causelsss war
to a speedy cad and result in the overthrow of
rebellion. He was opposed to the suspen-
sion of the habeas corpus, he said, because he
was so much in favor of snspending the ras-
Gals in whose favor it was attempted to en-
plOy that writ Copperheads came in for the
most terrible scoring. His spsech was listen
ed to with much interest and drew frequent
bursts Of applause. A portion of it was de-
voted to interesting, personal descriptions of
ROsecrans, Grant and other prominent gen
erals in the Southwest, anecdotes of the cam
paigns, &c. BE deserved a much larger nu-
dience than he had.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-30

OUNCE Of Preventative worth pound Of
cure. Huison's unrivaled Tooth Paste saves
the Teeth from Decay.
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NOTICE TO INVALID SoLDIERs.-Soldiers
who have been disabled by disease or wounds
incurred in the service, and have received an
honorable discharge, can enlist in the InUI-
iii C5rps, aud receive the same pay and al
lowance as able bodied men in the service.
Those who are able to carry a musket and
perform light duty will be used as Provost
Guards, Patrols and in the ordinary duties OF
Garrison. Others more disabled, will be
armed with swords and pistols, and be en-
ployed as Police Guards at the public stores
and in barrack, or as clerks, orderlies, &c.
Applications for enlistment may be made
daily to the Military Committee, at their
rooms over II. D. Kendall & Co.'S. store, at
three o clock in the afternoon.
". F. CARRY, Chairman
NJ. Barlow, Secretary.
Cleveland, July %, 1868. jy29:45O
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ATTENTION GRAYs-EVery member of
the Grays (Co. A, } are ordered to appear at
the Armory this evening at $3.50, in uniform.
By ORDER.
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The Holman Opera Troupe perform here
next week.
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House OR BOARD WANTED.-A small
house in a good loeality-rent about $3.50
or board in pleasant location lin family
without children preferred) by gentleman,
wife, two children and servant, for which a
liberal price will be paid for comfortable ac-
commodations. Would require three con-
Meeting rooms unfurnished Address Box
lS46, Cleveland, O, with particulars, price,
rent, &e.
July 2S.45I
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CLAIMS AND PATENTs.-Bounty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful
Write to Us and we will send you our paper.
c. G. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, d. G. iune3:R29
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Potomac Army--MOrgan and
his Officers held as hostages
The Winnebago Indians.
The Rapidan the line between the
Armies--Tone of the Rebel
Press-.The Army Of the
Potomac to be kept on
the defensive.
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lust RECEIVED, ATTHE CLEvE-
- LAND BAZAAR-White Chalk and Steel Bead
Nets, Cherry and Scarlet Velvet Ribbon, Black Em-
broidery Braid, Dress shields A fne assortment of
Wax Babies, Mechanical Toys, Paper Dolls, &C.
AMES MILLS.
iulyH 25l SuperioT-St.
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TAXING REsr.-The prorellers Omar Pasha and
Saginaw have laid up for few days at Detroit, for
overhauling.
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EXCURSION FROM NEW YORK.-The steamer Wa
bash, on her next trip from Dunktrk, will bring
large party OF New Workers, who propose spendiu
short season enjoying the salubrOus lake breeze at
Kellys Island
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M A r I n E

PoRT OF CLEVELAND, July 2s.
ENTERED.
stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Drop Toledo, Watts, Buffalo.
Prop Elmra, Thorn, Buffalo.
Schr Return, Brown, Marquette.
Schr B. Parsons, Young, Marquette.
Schr n. Stalker, Stalker, Marquette.
Schr s. II. Kimball, JudsOn, Marquette.
ScOw supply, Walker, Black River.
scow Whittlesea, Chaplin, Saginaw.
CLEARED.
stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Iron City, Turner, Ont0nagOn.
Prop To ledO, Watts, Toledo.
Bark thapin, Carr. Chicago.
Schr B. Parsons, Young, Marquette.
Schr Gen. Sigel, Kelly, Toledo.
schr Active, Morel, Buffalo.
ScOW John Lii lie, Morgan, Detroit.
ScOW Supply, Walker, Black River.
scow Whittesea, Chspin, raginaw.
ScoW Chas Sumner, Rhodes, Detroit.
ScoW r. Hays, Ke.sO, Kelly Island.
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DESTIsTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
SO Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner aud st low price. dsc2R7T
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OVERS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

oE0 mn MONEY ADVANCED,
SOU. .UUU in sums to suit-at the old stand and
Ssli known WAGNERs Oflce, on securities OF every
Find Viz: Dry Goods, Hardware Gold ana silver
Piafe watches, Diamonds, JeWelry, Fire Arnili ur-
nifIire Carrsts Clothing, Pianos, Mirrors, PAfntn
40 psrsoual Property on the staetoIz term
Tlr9iness strictly private. Egtabhshed ISL Walon
1nd IsWslrY for sale at bargains. . -,
] o. 4 W. WAGHEG. Ho-4 y atef-ota
-.--t--,as ,--.- 4 ut~-~tsrtaeN-sa
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LOST, WANTS q FOUND.


Q75 TOs 50 PER MONTH -THz
% q Little Giant Sewing Machine Company want
an AGENT in each County, to icit orders for their
new ST. MsOhIne. with gauge, screw driver and eX-
ira needles We will pay liberal salary and
1peuses, or give large commission For particulars
Terms, ETC, enclo-e stamp End address
I. s. PAGB, Toledo, o.,
General A gent for the Cnited States.
iulyl5:dtwam:l5O
"ANTED.-LOcAI AND Travel
w ne Agents In every Town or County. Circu-
1Ers, with TsBtimouials OF Clsrgymen and Scientific
Dsns in regard to the buliness, ssnt fee.
20 lSAAO HALE, ia 3 3 co,
iune25-l5S EewbuTyport. Mas
R60AMONTHi WEWART AGENTS
DOO ct $50 month, expenses paid, to sell our nv
EnLEgfINa PENCILS, OgIEETAB BURNERS and thtT-
teen other new, useful and curious artclss Fifteen
siroulaS sent free. Address, SHAW &OLARks
mayl-3loAN BlooeloIo, malne.
Q7S A MONTH"; l WANT TO HIRE
y y Agents in every county at s75 month, ex-
pel1s1 paids 70 sell my new cheap Family seEng Ma
chinsg. g. MADISON,
naay7-l5IdhW Alfred, Maine.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAoHNE)
w Farmers, Volunteers and others, 70 know that
hsr women folks can earn IS 70 go per week with
Hno Ct Akinia Ceebruted Knitting Machines It will
aarn It's cost in n rty days. Price, complete e5o
Weight IS pounds Freight from 50 cents TO q 80.
Send for circular and samples (send EtEmpa.l
ELLIOTT & BEAnSON,
arFn.RE - BaEe-St.. Chioagn- I'll.
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STERLISG's AHBRosIA POR TEE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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WADsEoRTH's Z" Dry Up" FOR CArARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
icine is the 1sosf Vdlua6le remedy for Cdtarr6
we have ever sold.
moh23 STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG.
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T79F OHTO STATE WTJTTTA

AOr-Eor sale ct wholesale End Retail at our
once No. IA SgPerior-9t list Of prices 70 dealers
6nd acoEy Of the pamphlet sent 70 any address, By
Fofun mail, on receiRt q TIE pTios-l0 cent?. Ad-
dr8 s. -. J.FEATHGRSIOEE, Cleveland, o.
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me Nert Gnrernnr.

We have waited to hear from Rspuhl-
can journals in other parts Of the State
before we came TO conclusion in our own
mind in respect to the policy to be pursued
in the next Gubernatorial canvass.
We are now satisfied that we are to
have no ohild's play" in Ohio, during the
campaign on which we are about to enter,
and consequently we need, for q standard
bearer, true maH-and by true man we
mean one who olives in the present and
not in the past"
We must have for q candidate, a man
whose principles will plead trumpet
tongued with the earnest men Of the State
in support of his election. No milk and
water man-no mere Union msn-no neg
ative man in politics-nO mere coH'srVa-
tiue man-will be able to lead US to victory
Our opponents will be led by their bold
est chieftain. Let us profit by their ex
ample and entrust the bsttle-fag Of Free
dom to the stout hand of a BINGHAN, al
EeGLEsTOE, or q TRTrBLE, with either on
of whom there is no such word as "fail.
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A Court Martial at Cincinnati has tried
and found Reuben Stout, Company K, Goth
Indiana, guilty Of desertiOn and killing s.
Huffman who attempted to arrest him )
and Henry P. Estop, Company b, Ken
lucky infantry, of desertiOn and joining
the rebel army, and sentenced them to be
shot at Johnson's Island on June 26th.-
Ambrose stadley, guerrilla, who violated
his parole, and B. F. Graves, 8 rebel SOL
dier acting as a spy, were sentenced to be
hung. 13.
In the last two cases General Burnside
does not approve the sentence, because the
time and place is not set forth in the find
ing Of the court, and he censures the
Judge Advocate, and orders the prisoners
confined at Cincinnati for the present.
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CLOSING OF MAILS


EASTERN THROUGH, for Erie, bI1alo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WillOughby, PainesYille, Gene
Va, AstRblla and COnneaut, closes at NJ.
EASTERN THROUGH, for New York only, closes ct ;
P. N.
ton. New York and Hartford. closes a. 5;45 P. n.
EASTERN WAY for all points between Cleveland and
WFsTERg 'FHRoUgH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. n QeaEes st 5:l0
WEsTEsS THRoUGu, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubcqus, St Joseph and Cairo closes at 40 p. n
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. n.
SANDUsEY WAY, for Sandusky and all intermediate
points, closes at 4:iO 2. M.
1OINcTEsATI Way for ali points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes At 10 P. NJ CeaTes at Sis
CIEoIsSAT1 THRoUGH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati clCaes at 10 r NJ, eaTes at 5:l5
CIScTSsITf FHRoUeu, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville st. Louis, Indianapolis, ZanesYile and
Wheeling, closes at 4;30 P. NJ
PITTSBURGH THR0UGH, for Pittsburgh and WASH
PIrTsBURGII Way for all points between Cleveland,
Wesville AM rittsburg, Harrisburg. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and y Washington, closes at 100 M
mAHONING WAY FOR al points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes at 10 P. NJ (leaEe5next p
MEDrsA WAY, closes ct 8 A. N.
ROCEPoRT, &C, closes on Tuesdays, Thuradays and
BEECKs9ILIE. BATE, &c, closes Tuesdays and sat-
urdays, at 7 A. M
SHARos CEzrEE, Granger, North ROyalton Eo.,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. NJ.
WARRENsvTLEE, closes daily. l0=30 A. NJ.
EAsT CLKVELAgD and Euclid, closes dsilT,a P. d.
HB-Mail and Drop Letters are require By law to
sS-EIi City Circulars are required to prepaid
We ~ iee oos1 1Fo 7soA A. NJ 70 7.sO P. n. On
Sunday from A n. to l0.20 A. n. -. -,
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What ther wouId do wilh the West.

During the recent Federal occupation
Of the city Of Jackson, Mississippi, a cor
respondence was found in the house Of the
editor of the jackson Mississippian, from
Douglas NJ. Hamilton, politician Of
Louisiana. It appears that the editor had
proposed letting some free States into the
Confederaey, To this Mr.. Hamilton de-
murs, saying;
"But can we accomplish all that is ne
cessary and proper, and at the same time
hold out no promises which in the future
we may hesitate to fulfill. I think we can.
We can offer to join them, if necessary in
q war against Lincoln, Abolition and New
England Yankees, and after catching and
putting to death every public man in the
old Union who has been a counsellor or
adviser of Lincoln, we can make treaty
Of peace and commence with them, grant
ing them the free navigation of the Mis-
sissippi to its mouth, (s right we never
denied them, however, and moderate
privileges Of trade with us. But farther
than this would not go, and hope you
would not either"