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FrRE.-The alarm Of fire about six last
evening resulted from the burning of a brush
heap at the foot of the hill near the market,
at the junction of Kinsman and Pittsburgh
streets. The famalmade bright light, and
we supposed that the fire was big one. En-
gines No. and we're on hand, and put out
AamsF preventing the ERE from spreading.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

TEE TWO GEEERALs.-Genersl Garfield
SrTiEsd in town yesterday afternoon from
Washington. BE is hale and hsarty11as ever,
and is still rejoicing in most excellent health,
sis intending to visit at home until the
opening of Congress, when he feels it his
daty to take his seat in the House of Repre-
BsntstiFes.
General Roascrans was also in town yestsr-
Day. The meeting bstEsen GsrfsEd and his
former chief WAS very pleasant and cordial.
The two Generals attended the lecture of the
Honorable Daniels. Dickinson, last night,
tOgstheF, o
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sIDLwALKs.-We are glad to notice that
substantial sidewalk is being laid on the
east side Of Water street, just above the hill.
The improvement is one which has long been
needed.
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HARPER's FOR DE0ENBER.-Now is the
time to subscribe. Volume % commences
with the December number. Subscriptions
received at Publishers prices by BAKRR, 259
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LUBIN's Kiss-Me- Quick, Geranium Vas
at, Love Ne Dear, Airs of Heaven. Jockey
Club, Violstts, New Mown Hay, West End,
Choice Toilet Boqets, ETC., at Halls, No. II
Public Square. novl7
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THE HOE. D. 8. DICKINSON, was q guest
Of L. Crawford, Esq, on Euclid street, dur
ing bis stay in our city. He leaves to-day
fer Chicago, whore he is to lecture.
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GUERRHLAs,
RIsH1rnrnn Nov.

WASHINGTON, November l9.
Rebel guerrillas are growing very bold
in Virginia. They have captured several
suffers and citizens at Falls Church, Fair
fax County, but few miles from Wash
ingtoh.
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EXCHANGED HAEDs.-Messrs. Stone,
Chisholm and Jones have, we are informed,
purchased the Lake Shore Rolling Mills
formerly managed by A. G. Smith.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

SEVERAL new Novels from the press Of
of Harper Bros, PetersOns, and Dick 4
Fitzgerald just received at BAKERS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

DECEMBER MAaAzIEEs.--Harpers, Peter
sons, Godey's BaIlou's, Continental, Lsslie's
Ten Cent Monthly, and Arthur's Home Mag
azine, all for December, at Bakers News
Rooms, 259 Superior street and 4O4 Public
Souase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

CARRIER WANTED AT THIS OFFICE
Wanted good faithful boy, who will be up
in the morning at four o'clock after the pa
pers, and have them delivered at half past
six o'clock, None other need spply.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

FOUED.-On our streets yesterday, q
black lace vail. The owner can get it by
calling at the Office of the City Marshal aud
" growing property"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

SOLDIERS VoTE IN LoRAIE.-The soldiers
ofold LorBin record 5l7 votes for Brough and
l6 for VaIlandigham. How the soldiers do
1--we Val. and the CoppereeadsI
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

r-g r-I BosToN, November 10.
Atthe special meeting, yesterday, Of the
stockholders Of the Boston & Worcester
Railroad, to cORsider the subject Of re-
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DsE4RFEaE cF FHE INV Y6REHAass~
The delegation from New York City to the
Festival of Wednesday spent yesterday
morning very pleasantly in visiting the vari-
Gus places Of interest in and around Cleve-
land. In the afternoon they were escorted
to the depot Of the Atlantic & Great Western
Road by a committee of citizens, and de-
parted, at $3.50 Pm, in the train for New
York. Three round and hearty cheers were
given for them as they were borne away by
the train. They were unanimous and enthu-
siastic in their expressions of approval of
everything connected with the festival, and Of
praise for eur city and its people. Governor
Yates and staff accompanied the train.
Among the other notabiIities, whom we
failed to mention yesterday morning, were
Colonel W. H. Hudson, recently Consul Gen
oraI Of BuenOs Ayres, and Messrs. R. Church,
E. A. Post and F. G. Day.
The train will reach New FORK at 1853 Pm.
to-day, making the entire distance from city
to city in tWenty-four hours and twenty
three minutes, including stOppsges.
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GUARDIANS SALE
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL rs

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL Is.
III TATE--By virtue OF an order Of the Hon
Daniel R. Tilden, Judge Of the Court Of Probate
and Ior PIN the County Of ouyahogs, and State Of
OHIO, viii sell to the highest bidder, at the
door OF the Court House OF said county, in the
city ofCleveland, on the 25th day Of November
lStS, at O'Clock P. NJ, the following described
real estate, as the property of Mary Keokee
Monroe, the only minor child Of Nelson Monroe
deceased, to wit.
The lot OF land bounded northerIy by line
equi-distant between Superior and Euclid street
sixty-four feet easteriy by land Owned Nv
George A Stanley sOutherly by the north line
Of Euclid street siXty-three feet; westerly ~
land owned by F. n. Keyes; with Joint right 6f
way 70 the occupants on each side Of the last
named boundary from Euclid street to within
hfty feet ofs line equi-d distant between Euclid and
Superior streets (one-hslfof said way is taken
from the land Of said Keyes y together with the
elegant modern built house thereon, known as
No. 4S Euclid street, with the appurtenancas
tnereunto belonging, the late residence OF Mel
son Monroe, deceased.
Appraised at S26,6G6.
said premises are subject 10 q lease. which
may be cancelled at sny time Rfter the first day
OF May, 1854, at the ophsn Of the purchaser.
IEEas OF sALE.-Qne fourth OF the purchase
money on the day OF sale, tue bllance payabls on
the 2sth day Of July, 1866, with interest semi
annually, secured by bond and MORTGAGE on the
premiSes, with policies Of insurance. in the sum
OF luOOO, 70 the satisfaction OF the undersigned
The purchaser to have the privilege Of pavinoy
the whole or part in sums Of not less than Si Ol6
a. any tune pnor 70 July Is, 1855, By first giving
the holder Of the securities thirty days previous
notice. NJ b. SCOTT
novl&Ia6 Guardian Of Mary Ksokse Monroe.
GUARDIANS SALE.-No.iee is hereby
" gwen that in pursuance ofthe command OF
an order Ofsale from the Probate Court OF CuTa-
hOga County, to me directed, shall sell st auc-
ton on the 2St day Of November 1858, at 10
O'Clock A. n at the south door Of the Court
House in the city OF Cleveland, the folloWIng
premises to wit; The fee simple of the one unS
dlved one-fourth part in common Of the follow
ing premises, situate in the township Of East
Cleveland in said county and bounded as fol-
lows; Beginning in the Plank road and south
S9A degrees, Nest chains 221s links from the
west csrner OF Chittenden Lewis land thence
south 5OZ degrees east chains snd 70 links to
SAID Lewis west line, thence south4 chains and
81 links, thence north 501{ degrees west chains
and 76 links, thence north 39Z degrees east p
links, thence north 5O1z degrees west 8 chains to
Plank Road, thence north 39L degrees east
CHAINS and 20 links to the place Of beginning con-
tanning 81 acres Of land.
Terms cash on day Of sale. --
Nov. II, 1888. WIN D. THOMAS
novl2:lZ8 Guardian.
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nnpl
FOR SALE.
NE3IRABLE RESIDENOE FOR

.nE5IRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
IL SALE At A BARGAIN.-Ths late residsncs
OF the undersigned No. 375 Kinsman-St, Is offered
for sale on reasonable terms.
The hOuse is in good repair is roomy and pleasant
ly arranged and contains modern improvements OF
Cas- Water, Eaih hOOm, Furnace, Marble Mantls5
&C, &c.
The lot Is large, about acre Is go feet deep has
two frunts Of 100 leet each kin.man and Grange
Sts and abounds in Fruits OF all Kinds, hns shrub
To any one desiring really pleasant hcms, an oP-
portunity Is now gwen 70 purchase.
AS-fOz price, terms Of payment &c b., apply to
GEO. W. GARDhEB,
nOVl2-I23 II md q TarJ-fV d
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BYERS.
FOREST CITY FRENCU FTR,

EOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
Il GLASS DYE HOUSE, No. 100 SeBsoa-st (op-
pOsite City Hotel,) by UnLAUFr a HERrEL, highly
recommended BY the last State Fair OF Ohio. IyeuI
and Cleaning in all its branches Please call and eK-
other DyeshOps, fiuish all goods by steam
machinery and presses he emily watering mechlns
In the Western States to finish Silk like new
Rsfsrences-MassrB. Prescott & Chase Aico;t 4 Hors
toni Baldwin 4 Co., A. & g. Rsttberg, Morgan,
ROOt& Oo., and other Merchants. sspIl Is
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OsWEGO nIARKFr-Nov. 10.

JEW HOV NIAhhEI-lNOVs ia
icy TELRGRAPH.l
Flour-Market STEADY.
Whsnt-steady and firm. Salos at sI.2s for Chi
eago Spring.
e3crn-Quiet.
Oats-Market Firm.
Canal FreiRhts-lc higher on grain. Flour 81
@63ci wheat l5c to New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

LADIES, look at the beautiful styles Of
Winter BOnnets just opened at Mrs. ShaW's
rooms. uoyI7I3I
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Rose & Prsntiss' Provision Market Re-
port

Tho following are the rates charged by them:
HRms-Sugar-cur premium Hams, q B.....-a...llo
Dried Beef-B
ShOuiders-Sugar-cure y h............
HaCon-Ur Smoked Sides h
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rended in bbls p b..llAc
" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs q b..ll5Sc
POrk-hO. Elass %
E1tra clear p 10
20 No extra charge made Tor packages or carriage
to railroad depots or boata. Ali articles are warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the State.
Orders promptly filled. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-Tendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE PRENTISS,
Nos. l42, IA and lac Ontario-st., Cleveland.
iulyIR2s
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CHICAGO MARKET-NOv. 10.

HTTHLIaRAFH.l
RlouF-Market frm and lc higher
Wheat-Active. Sales at Sl,lO
COrn-Market firm. 5Hlss at S6G5j5sc.
9aGs-Sales at645zc.
ReesiBts-3,5CO bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat,
ll5,O0O bush corn.
Exports bbls flour, 600 bush wheat, 3D.
900 bush corn
Ereights-Dull.
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NJ A r IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND November

PORT OF CLEVELAND - November l9
EHfERKD.
StmT Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit
Prop Tltan, DTiscoll, Dunkirk.
Prop Equinox, Olarkson. Buffalo.
Schr X Bobinson. Donahan, S8ndusEy.
Schr David Wystsh, Stone, Marquette.
Schr Sioux, Woodruff kelley's island.
Schr Miranda Gulick, Uswego.
Soow K. Kane, COBB, Keiley'a Island
ScOw Gen SSOtt. Blanchard. VeImilli1D,
ScOw Black Swan, field. Black Riyer
ScOw Rock, Farghar, Kelley's Island.
oLXARED.
Baig Eorthum berland, Motion, Erie
Barh Orphan Roy, Morrison, Milwaukee.
Fchr Baker, Robinson, OgdensburgE.
Scchr Comet, Mix Black River.
kcOw Monitor, Porter, Black biYer.
Scow Hills Dayton, Detroit.
FcOw X Kane Cobb Keley's Island.
ScOw Blackburn. Field, Black River.
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AUCTION SALES.

G4TURDAY, Nov. 21sF, 1853.
Splendid Rosewood Piano Forte,
AT AUCTION, EY...-................O. CUTTER soB.
o. CUTTER & son will cell on Saturday, EOvem-
Der 2lst, at their Auction Room l3l Bank-St, At u
o'clock precisely, one SPLENDID T-octavo Piano, an
No instrument; Is now ready for inspection a our
Auction Room. Terms cash at sale. noYls-l23.
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ole ND
APPOINTMENT.
1 PPOTNTMENTS

A PP0INTMENTS FOR THE
IA YEAR OF l563.-DR- CLARK, German Re-
orned Botanical Physician and surgeon, viii cOn-
Mt patients Tor all chrontc dseases Of every chArac
err FsEE OF CHARgs, at ths following times and pa.
Cd during the present year.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

0urSoldiers at Richmond
Affairs at the South q,
The President at Gettysburg.
The President on Reconstruction.
The Situation at Chattanooga,
Rebel Fears and Views Of it.
Condition Of Union Prisoners.
From the Army of the Potomac.
All Quiet Along the Lines.
Burnside's Resignation Refused.
Reports Of Rebel DessrterE,
Dedication at Gettysburg. e.
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NOTICES,

NOTICE-THE PUBLIC ARE
Y hereby informed that have sold out my stock
q Goods and GOO: will Of my former Sire, No. li6
Superior St, Cleveland, 10 E. q. JONES, who will
hereafter carry on the business at the old stand and
whom recommend 10 my Old customers.
All persons indebted TO me will please pay at said
SoT. "a Isss-IZ7s O. JONES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTS '' q FOUND, -" BOARDING "QUE-
RIES-" md other EhOrt notices, not exceeding
row. IINIs, inserted twice In this column for
25 osuts, thrte times IS ceHtH, four times
SO cents for AL over IoUR LIEEs, and not e.
cpedinR EIaEI LIIEs. double above rates.
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FRlDAY lIaRNING. NOH. 20, Isog.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

B9-Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats will be called for by Coaches
uf Stevens Omnibus Line by having their address
ct the Omnibus Office l47 superiOr-St, next door to
the Weddell House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

atwsd APpilsAtlsH to The LssIlIslurs 10
authority TO consolidate that road With fhs
Western, resulted in a majority for the
consolidation Of 2, ,694 shares.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

EOR SALE-A FARM OF 475
i Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
Ohto 400 acres improved, the balances good timber;
good State Of cultivation; all veil fenced good or
eharding and well Watersd- No waste land 90 the
farm. have also good Stock on the farm that viii
sell with IL II wanted. l will take in part psynsnt
City Property in cleveland. 3 small farm and the
balance on long time. Price s25 per sore
aeptl2 81 II y. kEYaS. Rouasa Binek-
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Daily Receipta.

The following statement shows the daily receip of
flour and wheat at the aforementioned places on
NnYemher Il:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Receipts nj Toledo.
The receipts of Flour, Wheat and Corn. st Toledo
wednesday last, were as follows:
Wheat, bush ,sG2
gOInI bu5h I-.-..... .......-..''.''.. ~
ndts' Dtshl
barley Dtl5n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

lust RECEIVED, AT THE CLEvE-
~ LAND BAZAAR-A few fine Evening FANS,
rich COMBS, in setts and single. I'D p
The best assortment Of Ladies Dress Buttons in
the CITY. AHES MILLS,
noV.e ~ supsrior-st,
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DRUGS MEDICINES

and every description Of Fancy Merchandise pertain
ing TO the business.
BS-With a knowledge Of the business we under
take, hope BY industry and neatness, to deserve
i n0Ti7-i27. :. HARTNEss & SHANNON
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DRUG STORE.

N E W D 3 U G S 7 o r E.
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Respectfully submitted.
AEsEL ROBERTS,
Nov, II, '63. Chairman Finance Com.
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A GENTS WANTED-To PUT Up
N Enelish's Patent Heat Controller. Gall at C. P.
BURNS, 2ls superiOr-St. nOyls-la6'
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n A. READ & CO., BANKERs, 95
Os euperior-St-, pay the highest Premium for
Coupon interest due on o. s. Government Bonds, and
mission.
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DARTNER WANTED.-C4PITAL
from g GEO to Sc s0OO in anufacturing, well es-
TAB ished. Address Post q dice Drawer 243 nl9-lZ5
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E0R RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE
Room. for manufacturing. Large and convent
ent, with power attached. Addrass Drawer 2G3 Post
Onice. novlg l27'
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HartneSs & Shannon,
ON THE sOUTHWKsT CORNER
OF
0ntArio-st. and Public Square.
ENTINELY NEW STOCK

Having remodeled and renovated the Store Rooms
at the above NAMED place, We most respectfully an
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K 00 INTEREST.-C. A. READ &
O8EO % Bankers, IS SuperiOr-et., pay the
highest rates Of prsmiun fer hovenber Coupons 6nd
iRfeFszt on u. = Bonds. now
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

MONEY LOANED.-C. A. READ
lNl CO., Bankers. negotiate Loans on good En-
d0Ised notes. also, on Notes Secured By Mortgage,
Eunarinr-sf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20

OST-ON SUNDAY MOREIKG. A
u black and tan PUP. He had on a silver collar,
On which was engraved the owners nam2s "ynO.
Robinson, 81 TrHcy-St." Any ole returning him
will be literally rewarded. nOvl7-l26"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
ITS POLITICAL CHARACTER.

Thoroughly Democratic as the Times is il avoids mere
partisanship. Ii is not "organ," ia any common
meaning of the term. 1t i Independent. 1t expresses
its convictions of and things. taking al
to be truthful and just II is Democratic for
the sake of any party spolsfor these Of
quence to but because It believes in the Democrats
party. Ii believes that the mission Of the Democratic
party hereafter is to the country, il has hereto
fore been conduct the government of he country
through all the vcssitudes Of its history the fatal
year one thousand eight hundred aud sixty. II these
present awful difficulties between the North and the
South shall be settled, is the Democratic party
that will settle them No other party settle them,
and whether they shall be settled and the Union
stored depends upon the defeat Of the Demo-
cratic party in the Presidential election. In this
view how great responsibility upon every Demo-
in the land. And how much greater responsibility
rests upon every Democratic journal in the land
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
Cheap Patriotism.

The Jacobn papers claim that the fall elections
demonstrated that the war is popular But we
cannot see that its popularity will avail any
thing in its successful prosecution. unless the
class with whom it is popular demonstrate their
approval in deeds instead of words One new re-
cruit. who actually shoulders bis musket and
takes his place in the ranks. is OF mbre actual
value than hundie votes in support OF the war.
These people who vote so periodically that the
l. popular" remind us--as a distin guished
joker would say-of the man who boased that he
had been an earnest, devoted Christian ior TWEEN
" wears and bless God" he would add, "nv
Christianity has never cost the twenty cents" A
reputation Tor patriotism be acquired a.
cheapy. nov day-. as was Thu old m-er'S repu-
tation for Christianity aud the one is ~ valuable
a possession as the other - \ 4 Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
Chase and Seward.
En-. BATES,
attorney Genera

The Secretary of State made rather pulling
speech at Auburn. Y. Y i. the translation of which
is in the Albany Knickerbocker, Seward organ,
thus:
"Some OF the Democratic politicians are puz-
zed over paragraph in Governor Stewards late
Auburn Speech To the effect that Abraham Lin
coin will continue To be President until he he ac-
kuowledged President of South Carolina. Georgia
aud every other State. These purblnd PEOPLE
should understand that Governor Seward intended
TO say that long a Lincoln managed the affairs
of the country in the successful manner he is
doing that there was no chance for Chase Sew
mour. Mcclellan. or any other fellow for the
Presidency in 1864 IL is declaration of Gov.
Seward IN favor of Lincoln against sny other
man Ii Is wet blanket on the hopes and pros
poets of Chase IL puts quietus all the
pirants for the White House. IL places old Abe
firmly in the saddle TOR the next Presidential
race and gives him the inside OF the track IL
will have the effect TO restore harmony aud keep
Cabinet officers out of the small potato business
of President making. That paragraph of Sew
ards is a settler 20 Chase q"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
CARL SEIZURE.
spicy Letter from General Leslie
Com be 40 the German A bolitioniits.
Prom the Louisville Journal

Prom the Louisville Journal
FRANKFORT. Ky. Nov. 10. 1868
To The Editors Of the Louisville formal
have read a note. published in your paper
feE days since over the signature of Carl Schurz
commencing, as il seems 10 me, in very unbecom-
ing terms for man who, from his position in the
army, is presumed TO be allowed. sometimes, TO
associate With gentlemen-upon a remark made
by me in a letter to a friend in New York. which
found tie way into the public prints, to his
duct and that Of his command at the battle of
Chanceiiorviile, as then presented 70 the nation
by an eye-wtness. and, so far as have seen, not
subsequently contradicted by any reliable
thOrity.
After some considerable buster. he. very con
siderately. informs me that he is "a frsi-rate
pistol shot," and might probably kill me in a
duel" he therefore politely invites me TO come
to his headquarters, and "share his bed with
him. &c.
Now, ] am myself very poor pistol shot,
never having fired pistol a dozen times in my
life, nor practced with any other weapons in
order 10 become a dangerous duelist Indeed,
for more than fifty years have had but little
use Of either arm. can be ascertained by refer
ence to the records of the War Department
in Washington. But upon full reflection,
first. considering his avowed opinions as
70 human color, and, secondly, being
gerry particular in selecting nv bed fellows,
rather incline 10 the risk of pistol shot,
from his skllful hand, in preference TO sleeping
night with him in his own bed, not knowing
who might have been my immediate predecessor
Finally. respectfully suggest that while Carl
Schurz may obtain some unen ciable notorety by
passing over thousands of his contemporaries and
making an onslaught upon an Old soldier, whose
history cannot be unwritten by rebels or abolition
fanatics. he has added nothing to his fame with
those who know the difference between a brave
man and bully
Respectfully, yours. &c,
LESLIE CnMRs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

Publish them. and hence their followers are
wholly ignorant. They know as little about the
greet truths which made their country 1.-The
erelte-t under the sun" as children Jn-t born.
You carnot talk with them, for they kuo~ moth
ing-deuy everything and exhibit all The igno-
rance Of barbarsus Ask them 10 read and they
will swear AZ you-ask them 70 listen and they
will curse you. II VOC ssy men are capable Of
self government they soon convince you that
they are not. and you ready to doubt your
own theories from the specimens Of humanity be
fore YOU"