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s,1 t5sGssRs fss sgsaisd Rsd ~ Test
I1m hoS,1:1 ssht s: h9sdc5 9ess oasaa
w5nsat tionsaPd ie6a F1 $500 fse' Inch Ga:7snse
az 1aeussEa ~ ha2d: Is so} feet th.esquatser.
r. thoa:aEd ~ hundred e e95 iees hs,ftnch Gal.
Tirte theSsEai eFe1 M isct ut th,eo e,e,t,
.seveateea huni1ed 4: 10, poaads GALVANIZED Pine,
fae aaS '1xss Roa1a. pe
Leg HS2s psaass az oss ss;s
syc 2Es nGass 7 ss 9 hm4 nSnpas bet Hangs tn
otc-asd one 81 ,pcs poanas Aeaa l1pe size
rq9|,s;sa: 9,3f; H.. ~ -e1. "''f s''e'
'fess fsai q s5s Hsnna,, to ~. = s'.s
Two Hundred and ninety liz c..D threequa,ter inch
s. 1sn ak and
eh e4 En- a nS h5. s Ee
Iron pi5o - w AAl '4'A ''aSs plAtn S'00s' a'sed f'F
1y Piuss $50 ons ana QUARTER nea brass w'a
To e, enameled Waah stands with wash basins,
~ ~ tsssa sssa' GO s,n. IT, by By Il.
deafp: ~, e,. -
fopr sca Be GEE H. sta or 51 e fwo n aSfsp e.
pieSt r. n, trr.,rcn s.o, f,,c,,, a.,.s IT,.
r,Iss. '"' ',sp so'As n''ea LOT '"0'iaen IRON
.Eo ireh Ion piee. % Ao" '0sn Dali 'oeAe n''sa LOT
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IS g asa vvs Cocks ntsa fer
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, 1863-08-08
From North Carofiua.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. CA Newbsrn
dispatch says: The fail Of Vicksburg is fast
obli'erating secession In North Carolina.
Hundreds Of prominent rebels are daily ac-
knowledging the failure Of the rebellion The
recent proclamation Of JEFF. Davis, calling
upon al to take up arms, Is exciting great
are taking to swamps and mountains to avoid
conscription. The occupation Of Raleigh py
the Federal forces, that arms and 1Gndez.
vous Of safety may be furnished to the peo-
pie, in order that North Carolina may be able
to return to The Onion, is the daily supplica-
who sincerely desire peace and protection. II
This step Is taken ut once, and an additional
Union force sent here, the rebellion In Vir-
gluia ond North Carolina will end In thirty
DAYS,
, 1863-08-08
FROM PHILADELPHIA
[speeial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

FHH1nsLF0fA, August :, 16G3-
The news-boys this afternoon made tic
streets vocal with the CRY Of 'tdeath Of JEFF,
Davis" This cauard was started in New
York.
The arrival Of the spauldlng at Fortress
Monroe last evening brought no intelligence
Of tho death Of JEFF. Davis.
Two Union refugees from Richmond arriy.
ed in this city at noon to-day. They say
when they eaw JEFF. Davis Inst he WAS Ike d
walking shadow.
The Union people Of Richmond are hope
full. The refugees give most deplorab1c &C.
counts Of the condition Of the people there,
They Eay all Is horror.
, 1863-08-08
FROM MADISON.
The Wisconsin Copperhead Con-
Tenti0n,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON, Aug, 7, 1867
Ny dispatch Of last night gaye you the or
ganIzation Of the State Copperhead Conven-
lion, the day session Of which was occupied
by blatant fIothing OF treason, md denuncia.
ton Of the Administration. The platform
adopted resfIirms Ryan's Address, and urges
Offices Of peace and Constitutional Conycn-
ticn. 4At the evening session the work Of
nomination began:
h. L. Palmer was nominated for Governor,
having received q minority of all the votes
cast on the informal ballot, getting 17o yotes
out Of ee52 on the first formal blllot. ". P.
Lynde receiving II, and the balance scat.
tcrlng.
Mr. Palmer made short speech accepting
lie nomination, endorsing every word Of the
platform, advocating submission to all laws
legally passed, but resistance to the usnrpa-
1ion Of the administration, which was so feat
folly t1ampling On the rights Of the people,
aud substituting ths@Wtn Of weak man for
the provisions Of the Constitution.
An informal ballot was taken for Lieut.
Governor, when fifteen or twenty candidates
appeared, none getting over SIXTY votes. AZ
ter some discussion, Nelson Dewey, Of Grant
county, YVES nominated by acclamation.
Emil Rothe, Of Jefferson, was nominated
for Secretary ofstate by accla,nation. :.
An informal ballot for Treasurer gave c. 8.
Benton and Ben. Ferguson nearly -eanal
humber Of votes. After en excited discussion,
second ballot MAS taken, and Benton, of La.
crosse, Was nominated by large majority.
Two ballots we're taken for Attorney Cen
e1nL Hudd. Of 0utagalnie county, standing
the highest on the 1rst-but on the second
E. 4. Waklcy, Of Dare, Was declared nomin.
ated by a Ema1l 1ajoiity, amid cries ol
''fraudulcnt tally.''
After considerable wrangling another bal
lot WAS taken, On which Valley had large
majority.
The convention completed the ticket by
nominating q S. Pie1pont, OF 3fanitowoc,
Bank Comptroller, over Sat. Cla.k; Volney
French, Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton, By acc1amation: aud J. r. Bohanl, Stats
Prison Commissioner.
Without doing anything further, beyond
The appointment. OF a Central Committee,
the Conyenticu adjourned ut halEpast two
o'clock this evening. In the Conyen.
tion there has rot been 81 expression
ofpraise for our gallant armies, rejoicing at
victories, sympathy with efforts to suppress
rebellion, or condemnation Of the Infamous
Southern traitors. :.
, 1863-08-08

NEW YoRk, August GA 10o.pounder RI
fled cannon on the gunboat Naugatuck explo-
ied yesterday, injuring Lient. Waldson and
five If his crew. No one Was Killed.
Specials Of this morning contain little Of
Interest. The HeralTs Washington dIspatch
say s that Paymaster cFar1and Of New York,
was robbed Of 81, ,000 By McCarty, his clerk,
and the latter vas subsequently arrested and
t3.n ynnFnv rANnpATRH
tAA~ A"~J - -.
, 1863-08-08
American Dental Gnnvent7ox~

xasARAroGA, August 7.-The American Den
tai Convention closed its eessioi to day.
Thanksgiving vas observed By till body 81
appropriate religious services. Agreat tea
tpre Of II the Convention vas the exhibition BY
entire correction at the evils Of clef palate.
His demonstrations we're received by !he Con-
yentlon with enthusiasm, and on motion Of
Dr.. ". B. Roberts, OF New York, he was ae-
corded gold medal for his discoye1ies.
, 1863-08-08

quarters Of 1t being Of sand, and the rcmsia-
irg portion casenlafed and rooted with rail-
road ircn. The armament consists OF six
guns, three Of which are finch rifles, and arc
mounted q. 6ar6tUe over the sand-huIlt part
Of tie works. The bluff battery, or "pists," }"
as It Is called, Is very ingennously construct
cd. siE holes or casemates are dug in the
face Of the bluff, in each Of which gun Is
placed: It Is impossible for any one on the
river to observe what they are or how they
mand Of the fort,
, 1863-08-08
From the James River.

FoRTnEss MONROE, Aug 4.
The Norfolk, V,ytnia,,, of Aug. 5, says;
A rebel deeerter, Vim. J. Turner, belonging
to Portsmouth, arrived in Norfolk last even.
Ing direct from Fort Darling. He says the
fort is built in the form Of square, three.
, 1863-08-08
New Line of Steamers.

RACINE, X7s7 aug. 7.-Tha Racine aud
M1ssI.-:y1n RAILROAD Company have establish
and Grand Haven, connecting there with
trains for points East and West. N
, 1863-08-08
u I Il u.

In Sacramento City. CAL. August 5th, sIr. GKORGE
#. H1DWETT Of this city, ,agec IS yesr3 and 3mo1tts
At Tulahoua.. TeEo.. Jr1E 2tst 1865 JOHN McIY
TYhE ate mcmbfr OF TO. A. 18Th Iuaoss infantry.
regiment wto arg nov in TIE city. are iayt:ed to
attend the 1nt eral which gtll seko pco At o'clock
euEe.
DeKab July 1ceh at she residence Of his son, c.
aEe, -
Mcntrose Pa.. papc1a please copy.
In thts city August Bih MARTIN LEWIS. yoang-
est child Of ltwts L. aud A@ns S. Aanhaus. aged &
uo1ttG and !: cays.
, 1863-08-08

CHICAGO BAG FACTORY..!
139 South Na{er.1s-z,s+ -
9nSe5 s1e4' c.. t-annies, large and hsavy. =
1nse 'ceo gle Gunnies, good wstght-
-,vu0 Bnrlaps, bushel, axcellant quality
Stark a. Lewiston 4. American A. Moaisor and o:ner
SeAnled3 R&G5-
Wool sacks. Flour saeks: arocer's Bags aad ever1
description OF Rag md Sack used. For 8ata by
ans l. = 1otnet HAWKINS & CHAPMAN.
, 1863-08-08

NJ A r r T E D.
In this city. on the 3th fast hy Rev kobt, Laird
Ecllier: 3is. NATHANIEL RISING and sfss Ida
Utica. New York. papers please copy.
In this city, on the 5th inet. by Rev. Robt Laird
4, TEFIT. 49, ~ S ~'N4]~4A@
, 1863-08-08
T ARGELINE 0FHOUSEHOLI:
III LIEEE6
AT AUCTION.

.oEEcSDAT. AUGUST 10TH. .aTo o'cLo 3kA.M,
Portland B}ock] N
large and hne stock OF Household Linens without
y:rcstITa fer etah.
/: "a Honseksepsrs saould attead this SALE
". BUFFERS d CO.
1nE.kSi3-If
, 1863-08-08

Having Inst returned 1tcm Nov York, wharc was
~itEe,s e fhpEe bloody scenes da.ng the late da
GI3cs!gl riot, am about to publtth. TER0SC0PiC
riCfuEEs from negatives that made there While
the Iietsrs ere In their wolk OF death aud
6asse,n se+ hsye come n Possession qf a 10
Carte ce Whites ns two dolia1s fozcn that viii cn
pare With any work tGat Is dooe u the Esst
o,a,.. WILLIAM SHAW
aAe-ks.o-N les and lsS ! Clark .trest
, 1863-08-08
n OYERN MENT SALE
OF
G. A M E L. s
vii Ntt.1e North Government Coral, st Louls,
No.. On Saturday. August 18th. ls63 i. q oclo-k L.
b., sell to tha ngheat ptdLet.

DRAFT FOR HIGH TWO.
- HORSE CORR PLOWs.-TLls Il m improved
patented ulat pteEeI the pressure aud tajury to
tho horses 1ecks, which las been tha great dlcnlty
With a1l htge pioE1 ate 10 cultlyata both sidea of
the row ut once.
al pt0ot uoce It perfect SUCCESS Of vi !ch Ha have
numerous Certificates All farmers must have au In
hud FIJI buy that Kind that has tas easiest draft ios
tie hstset This draft very simple II arrangement
au can be adapted to any form OF pow Intended for
colttsafrE full row and whether en- wheels OF not.
To all parties axtrg anch plows acd those tntand-
ing 10 naEe them offer right to usa th,s draIt
tae1 10 pay one dollar for each plov.
This fec IL trins, and II You Masking or Intend
to mike such pioWg it. ID J0us interest seep:e thg
right In SC " town before some otheF p.rry does.
EGy circular, giving full particulars hfdrcss
81. FOSTER Agent
Post Office Drawer 6AB Chicago
.. 0-' ~--~N@-A
, 1863-08-08

READER, DID: YOU EYER
~ read 1r. 1ohnson:s Rssse1ss, or the Prince ..
The "carto Dc Vl5tes taEen At shaws, P:icss re-
on cloudy dA5B, nrS. E1f9. Il
, 1863-08-08

HOUSEHOLD GOODS Span
J. Grey Mares Saddle Horse, Horse. Wagon a1d
AaIneea: 11Ikt:k Smoking Tobacco. Otto 81 Rose.
n95e 81 oesraGta g. g. a. auction this 1nospta An
EEs!Sta a. w O'Clock at our salfs.oam In Portland
9:E s3:fSI q peashe1n an3 Washington stresss
F.u@et AID irgrai1 carpet pafo1 and chanbsr sess:
Spyes SsscSey sra Aeo span matched
aso q bTle Turkish smoking TOBACCO. 10 boxes onrs
extracts. bottles Oto Of Rose. fius article
go. ,,,- W. DuTrEtS & CO..
, 1863-08-08
Nfrp E0ukrtiskaltuts,
n E a F N E s S,
BLINDNESS and CATdRRH,

Warranted safe ard tEfsblc specific for Czs.r.h IA
whatever stage Of that Offensive and d2oErrcUs Is.
ease SeEt by express with full disectlans 10: set
treatment PElcc IS par package: Address Dr.. j. W.
Washt1 gton sueet, Chicago. P. q Rox asaa.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

NorIcE.-AEnBERs or COMPANY ". yfyTEEsTH
~ regiment fors F0untscr knglnssfs wil fall in
4 3 o A.. NJ, " BE- mustered u
s.a.sl . hy oelsr. H.y sL0ssos. clei Co. n
600 BoUsTY.-sipo CASH IN HAND wAsTED
.cOO eixht god 20 90 cotnpsny whom
stov@ byunty Siil b. ali Appy this ,nOfaing al
Bossry, cofnsr % Chstbssn stosfs.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27


A ucrIos NOTICE ESrR,oEoISAaY orroH-
HoGsEkEErsRs AND HOTEL KgErEas
sLEGAsr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
tsAruRDAY). JUNE n
iis Yves, Eighth street, clinton place.
sac eo'n enolas at iOI. O'Clock precisely
Magnificent rosewood Piano or.e.
Neve!. brussels aad Ia 5tan Carpets.
Ivory Taole Cutlery and Silver Ware
k)Tli. auctonecr would call the attention OF p,rtos
In ~aut OF hrs class Furniture the above which com
prists the mos be utfui Paror henb an uns Rooi
Furniture oiefei At suct islsiihg OF No
solid roewood arior Srs richly carvei covered with
reneh brocael; rosewood Easrrs. marble top Ia les,
rurtsh Easy CaarJ aul LnIng,. eoyrsed IN medallion
Frenoh Brocatci and Cgraas hns o. i
ton o O Pauilags variety OF China an faian Va es
large hlrors bonle tw MY one day Cick' Corner aud
MAGNIFICENT
ROSEWOOD PIAkOFoRTs,
STOOL AND COVER ho ,r 20.
An eiegant instrument with round corners very richly
carved legs aud all modern improvements In use only
seven months
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Two solid black walnut suits covered In french reps
and satin deaine; rosewood black wanu, and mahosany
tresss Lounges Rockers, Chairs Sofia Beds Iea and Er
tension Tables Bullets twelve Dining Chairs. rich
canters Gobets, Tumb,ers. Champagnes Wines Casters
b.vers Tea and Table Spoous Forks line Ivory Gallery
B-furniture expressnen will be la attendance 70 cart
pack or snip goods for purchasers
A DaIAN II. MULLER. AUCTIoNRER.-HoUsK AND
"A Lot W. West Thirty fourth street ~ Aucton-ADklAN
june ~ at IL O'Clock. at tho Merchants Exchange saest
room los Liberty street the four story brown stone from
House and Lo. % wes, Thirty fourth street, bswee Broad
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
coRpoEATIos NOTICES.

To coSrRAcrORs --sEPARArB sEALsD rROPo
sas esfh ea1orfet pth ~ iiie 81 tte fof pLlh
alays offfei, il ~ frrslfrf A
trelre rassisy. Juy T. ls3 Tor t9e 20 sIf...
of IrspLls q a foilualns ID
wn Bss ~ sifrst, from sr's.isy - rsrri a,fst fai
seeand street go Iia Hut y ufI afr4Hal -
sfrs.t hi resn grsens ~ NasaIa. - sfIs H n
,rrst siwr~n Hrs ssy so etsih afena. rarff ..ts
srsaL bistfa - 80 I'D "a RI 4IaaHrs -. H.l
street ifsln luhsn a-fs ~ re asTb 'Ht
rfth ar.ft. lftHr NfHHlI4 ss4 lnilH
Pyftf s.r8'iI stfs. setsf- ni.fH sff
Bsnk f.glns ~ n.aa 81. o.asf nHerfsf f5 H
tattIsn - % AIasd ~ Hieaf "a Hfst .f.
a. ttis o. liltla t.nla
Iy.f .. 'AIt .A.sh 80 4..t
90 fas % ssr D .1r1s srsfr--f -s.. 90. .s.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
49, -
MUSICAL.

RARE cHAScE.-PRfcE $40 sPLEsDID MAHo.
"A hogany Ptanofore Ia pefect orfsr With al modern
np,ove iron pste; ODER style Of has oeen
rerentiv shed toned regulated Ae Appiy 81 The
dencs fD Orchard street, near hisns,on.
a SWEET AND POWERFUL TONED PiAsoFoRrB
n or 40 cash Has handsome rosewood css~
irr frame rrrnd action rounf o0rpers Suited szs orie
brssd Boston and In perfect order AppD Al ~
Alien street.
tryAxTgp-A GOOD VIOLIN PLAYER At o EAST
w Iioason 81 To well taiined p-rnanent sltus.
ton and good wages VII be gwen ApplJ immeilAtey
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
INsTRuCTIOS.

TEACHER wASTsD-A LADY TO TAKE THg IN
trr rhaere % important private tooi need
spp, with ibe nest testironis a. 20 tbsse e.
sad arity - t-scs tHs iesni masl ~
.,.1uiea nj a. iasi tlseYt4 rtsrA. Hrn8ss
,.t,,t 81 p.e Aafi.ss a. .. \. Wis-x Pes one.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

Bo0ARr, AUCrIoSgER;1BY }. BooARr.-
tIon rooms No. ! North William street Boots and
Shoes. Ciothing. Dry Goods. Ae. consisting OF =:
Shoes. gonilemens Congress- GateIs ladies' aud Misses
Gasrs Brogans. Shirts Drswers Pantaoens Coats jack
ets shawls Dry Goods Ac Tuesday, June 81. At lOh
O'Clock a IS East Houston street. mortgage sale, The eneen
q Public House
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
A LyIS @. BAKER 4 co,
"a - AUCrIONEER0.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.


On this day (Ssurday June a. the elegant residence
- wes, sreenth street. between Fh and Sixth avenues
commrnc 10Y o'clock. rosewood Pianoore rosewood
rsror suits covered with French Ea:s Centre
Tables Vases BronIes Mirrors Carpets Bureaus
Bsdssads wAsn.tands wardrobes BianEets Mattresses
Chars Extension Table China 4iAss and Silver Mare Ia
kobes .
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
As.isoi.,,.S

BrsfsYss AxD NgDfcsi cfrnvDTirr wHo
a ha. ssusi ~ sHffss go - ~ 80 fts nfst -
fHff.fsd flIs - trf fgfIr4 80 49, ffaafi 50
ffsf $50 ass ~ W ttfef ffff~ ~
f.rnktsr fialfu feHs isHt Hfffn nf ff@~as
btsirs-s ssisrs - AZ stE4s -. 49,. us.ys. 80
rt.s for f.ssa.ss 80 rsFtsr greet trras. -
rAis lrfs 49, $50 ~ ..t trif 80
sary Aff an fbft ~ hit9 1snnfA,feffss
vl.f Hgso iafsitls fstnsif 90
gs+tsnf sss.sit st'fat rsffpsnst sta sslssf
fss go Itelss W o. fissss fssssrsf th.s 40
sfsg sFfsH .sti tsffffHat is tAs fT Sc - fsf 70
~ nfsi lfeaasf ritfFns - hs~ fgfs Fa'tssisiTa
Bs.fat AL ahsf i@s ca ani saisfs Ieaffff-s pt1s
~ Ttuu tAirt sifsft nfss ~ 90 sfsss a"a- '"s
, srostsnfsg MADAME NORHJr EEfbEfH
n fkfsf fafss i1 s har Hes go Ha~ ef'ea
ss- 80, 'fs s.s, :. .,. ~. 49,. .a. :, ~, 4,
T. - .',.9 20 Gsi.tss y .s.f ". .,..~ b,
ssaa'ss
=. rrD mts srr 81 SD ~ W -
y .fa tsft f'tf trf .h lt
ft H If. .rHf
q nIN sf
.sfFate lfBsa ~.sa 20 49, .Is.
ytms orrtrrsr wosB.r ~ rur vuaLD IL rn1
.....t.. ffsatfh sal .r.s $50. aasefaas ssts
v.4tr 49, ts 80 W. ~ isltg, ~ .,.f q 80,
500 ss.fs EssfA ''fss'
49, vaNyHr -ssussk wtDcrn cLkistorAsv
-. .a.ssr.ts - ID ri..a. . 4-4.. 80. ..
%. - asss-.ss' tssirEJ ss~t-ss sssp~cy s.ss
sissn
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

DoPULAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
ELEGANT DRESS SHIRTS
On hand and made 10 order.
THREE AND FOUR-PLY LINEN COLLARS.
Latest London and Paris styles.
GAUzE MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Highly recommended for summer use.
THREAD GLOVES. AND 0ANTLETs,
At much less than regular prices
FINE Isle THREAD hOSK AND HALF HOSE
Unrivailed IN style and quality.
CALF PROMENADE GLOVES.
New and beautiful colors.
ENGLISH FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS
For the Army, Navy and travellers.
SUSPENDERS AND UMBRELLAS
splendid ASSORTMENT.
large and elegant variety OF the above Goods will be
UNION ADAMS. 637 Broadway,
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FrHB JoURNBYMEN PLUMBERS. PROTECTIVE So
cety Will hcsd me ting at lN Bo@ery on Mondny even
Ing June 2g. half past O'Clock. Ali plumbers arc
earnestly requested attend OF importance will
be transacted
The New York herald., 1863-06-27


nEKIcAs TEETH cOsrAsT DEsrisrs. 80. y,
"A Bossry. oyyost- Ftnh sifsst iutTfubs a. t.s
ftins nshtsst oonfortsnls Aui srffiFatN Aftt-
Trsfh thsif iglDfoved s1cAn fats - aDpl hsI ihr
usual Ifsss samples fsrsyus shca'a AFsa thsm
sslyss ~ eat~asse fass VIA psfttss Hgtf ~lh
bsfiy ltnz s'ts sii mae llsfa .rAhfs,h ~ 10 "a
eAs6ss sB3 ~ff.e setoa susfaaissS rsi this ost
RTiyIcIAL TEgTH OSLr tA-tLEdArf sErs, on
"A .oif rsitna pafr sisrf 400 taifanf flslsf
from o. 70 efA sa4 ~affanird, rinss ftsh. fssth
Id snd r.tra ri vitoli ne isasi gain Or. fai "a
~ st4 ssssss stsssa Isnih ssf Lssssh sussts 10
rsaovai pR LCfnGh, Dsstist IS ears ssssishsd.
nss gRiggIs 1ss osAED rrHtEf. HEw IOHk
e.,sssis Lord fsyif an4 ~ ~ t.n sfsft bfast
nuffyfsd Afttteisl TFftt HlfH
-ttss tltfariinE ibs fpys fnN sFts so - GaalA,
A.. ~ .rsf fabbf 81 rtfti sets fEYfl l~f tet o.
sisss ~ fatssf. o. haifssan1 -
tvrnErANf Disc lyERr -rEETn kfTrALLY Ek.
fysffi altal1t lsa 80 sltalt r 20 aiasllsf - l'
- ...faf. as sf4ef EHra taar fli UH lttfl
49,. fslIr tnHef fffuH a0fia ftHfi Haaafs ffsfea
ans allaas ~ f.ffsi thftfftfsHf 2. f.s..s
iaag y ssh y usf a. "tA'f w"
ask Is. ~ AkiIs4tttL fEhfi DtUN.
N'Agi1 ~ DErIsL osLLEaG fIAfH AIAt.f.
y .s.asf fHrFf. ..t.. ..f. -Lrff- Uaftltt fsaa.
=, s..t. ls ~ a.fssssft+f y. Htssts - sfsf
i.-asi & . r,-.l. .s.i o s,ii.. ..i t.sa s..a
ot- cYHti rAgss s-RAf.se uADsDrA ApAE
i.s. y .a.fs pat p ~
i..f .. s.4a sf.tt q. Ha.sf .faat a.
t. .f fsft sfs.tss' t-.a,s - y stt@s sss-t -
6. 70. .af - as.ssaf ''s@Ls aEa D-ssss, y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

PROF. q. ]. E0rHEAoLs, rezodef Of husto e tns
fhiO State Rlird Asyluu writes - AFTER e1ainlnllA
large nupsiser 81 Nm. Knahe Cos Piano 8orlell
Iupkesftatingiy pronounce thcm sopefior % sny 4
nave ssen Thsr tone is grand sud noble tnel 4As9
-rest oepacifv Tor sustaining the 8oundi Ana t4eH
Toiume of tone or poNef have never 1aaro
They combine Win . nae po,9Ar tsbs-' -
tone, purity and DURABILITY.
t-rhat the Knsbe Piano = superior % - otnes4
made IN this country, for brlulancYs 1ynerne Ana
volume Of tOss Eseds enly 70 be esEd 70 ~
the fact. - State Journal, Columbus, Oht0-
anala.RII -. =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

Tzaa-rRE THuoUaH, for Erie, Duflnlo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WilioughDys falneaNlnei NoNs-
va, AstabuB aud Conneautl eio1es at 5;oO a n -
EksTEEE THRoUGH, for Now HorE only eos'' -
Etsrsss rgRouaH, for Erie Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton New York and Bartford- closes al s:iO Z. n.
EAsTERg WAY, for ell points between OloVeiaha anu
= VTssTSRT TBR9UGH for Toledo, Detroit, Ohicago
and MiiWaukse, closes at 10 ?. h.i ueaves a. i-oo
sTSs s1 TaRouaH, for Toledo, Detroit Chicago
Dubudue, St. Joseph and Cairo closes 81 y =. y
WrsTFrrg W Az, for all points between OieNeiaho
and Toledo, closes at P. NJ -, .,....-,.8tsts
SAEDUsKY WAY, for Sandusky ahoa All intoELl0
noints. olOssA ats 80 P. n. 100 ,,s
GTSoIEEAf II WAY, for all points between OleVelAE1
and Cincinnati, CLOSES OF 10 P. M' ueaVes 81 ~
dTSmSSATI TRRouoH for Columbus, Dayton, New,
arE and Cincinnati, CLOSES Ht 10 P M (eaVes et '''O
ne5I iq4 IHuoueH, for CoIumbus Olncinnst
ToNTjSviIle. 81 Louis Indianapolis, Evansville ana
Wheeling, closes At $40 7. NJ -, - vU..h
"PfTTsBUnGH TaBOUeH, for Pittsburgh and WASH
I fnrton, closes at 1910 ?. M -. rro-.l.,a
PrTFsBUB9H WAY, iOr all poinIs oelEesR m ~
WelsyiIle and Pittsburg haIrIsDuIe,
/ baltimore and Washington closes a. I:sO a "a.
| MApOSuSa WAY, for all points DetWsen bieNei ~, ~
and Youngstown, closes at lV T. a'' NiSa'SS - @ ~
MKpIsA NAY, closes at 8 A. n.
| ROCKPoRr, &c. closes on ssdaJs, TnurboaS5 Ahu
BRToK BATH, 60, closes Tuesdays and Sat-
Slagsna uTsTES. Granger, North BoyAltOn 60.
| closes on Tuesdays and Ssturdsys 81 A. ,H n
| 'WGnRrEgyILLE, closes daily lO:5J a. NJ g, -
| NGgrOLEVHLANDandEU Euclid, CLOSES daily AT %f- n
Ez-hIsil and Drop Letters are required, By law q
i1[Eii City Circulars are required 10 be pTe-PAi
- 0fiee opep from 7:t9 A. M. TO 7:30 P. ID. d
Sunday from A. NJ 70 lG:2a A. A. M; ;;v,Svtrs . Al
10. r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

Captain F. W. Stowe, son Of Mrs. Fl. B.
Stowe, has gone to Washington to seek a
position in the Invalid Corps in -conse-
auence Of wounds received at Gettysburg.
~ The supreme tribunal Of Madrid has just
= given Snsl Judgment in suit which has
$ been under legation two hundred and forty
Years, sud which involved the succession
ia the inheritance of Francis Pizsrro, the
B famous invader and conqueror Of Peru, in
1882.
-zs8 The English papers are discussing the
Z project Of doing hOhor to Captain speke,
the Nile disooyerer, BY some public memo
rial 81 3 ---
! Inlths Thanksgiving prayer which pre-
osded his sermon, Henry Ward Beecher
goprsysd heartily forthe newspapers Of the
loountry. which he styled fhe " Monarchs Of
s7a tie Land n - 5' -H
The first Ingredient Ja conversation is
truth; the next is good sensei the third
- - ~--d the s~,.-fk --it
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

EKSsOOO sword, designed for General
Hooker, is on exhibition in New York,
Il Is tbe gifrof his California friends.
and IS respiendent with gold and jewels.
s,AmonE. 9. series Of resolutions respect
ing sres, adopted by the teWn OF Pr0yl=
de1oe. in 1901, was one providing " that
ali sble-bodied male Inhabitants repair I'M
rseaistsly; With the buckets belonging 10
their respective families, to the IRE tax
inc care. II in the night, to put on their
clothes before they 60 out --. ----...'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

Having had over twenty years experience In the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases OF every character es-
u,eciay the Throat and Lungs will give perfect sat
fsnction alT who may apply for relief Having hd
a successful practice in the above named Plaees-ior
severAl years with unparalleled success OF which sat
Am medicines prescribed, and not operating salts
factory the money sha be refunded for all such med
icines returned. Price Of Medicine for one month
from q 90 to $500.
HN-The Doctor can be consulted thelast two weeks
of every mouth at his residence, No. 81 Gsrden-St.I
cleveland D. Post Once Rddrass-Rox III.
fehZs: R2s-ItamdAv G. 8. OLARK.M d.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

IA BAELoW, Dear SIR 1T gives ne Ple..nf
70 Ftate that consider tbs knabe Piano 81 ~ y -
~ sIrsrior 70 most instrument . made ~ t11 q9an-
trV egnscially in richness and volume OF tome
H1ytrV used on CT The same fof tenor moEa noun
az eash dsy FOR two years, feel oonhasnt IN flLa
mending them to al who are Hnaoq Win tasH
itTreat qualitie=." arus respectgilg Soqq44s5