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nc RnrbnrInn srIrit Rampant.

Captain. Henry Sawyer, of New Jersey,
under sentence of death in Richmond, in
retaliation for spies hung by General
Burnside, wrote a letter to his wife to vis-
ithim before his execution. The JEFF. Da-
vis dynasty refused to let the loving wife
visit her husband, thus adding another
.irrefragible claim to the title Of barbarism
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Letter from Augusta, Carroll County.


AUGUsTA, cARRoLL CoUETY, OHIO,
August I, 1858.
EDITOR LEADER In the DAILY LKADER of
yesterday is communication signed by
q tMinerya, /" giving an account Of the ex-
oitement in Minerva, on account Of the close
proximity Of Morgan and his men, stating
the effect the news had on different indiyid-
uals, some hiding their silver plate, &c
When the paper was read aloud to the crowd,
as is customary every day in this place, our
people were very much surprised, and not
little indignant to hear that the citizens
claimsd of Minerva, or insinuated that they
captured the eight prisoners therein men
toned. The facts in the case are these: The
citizens of Augusta and East townships
turned out en- uaasse, AbOlitienists, Rspubli-
cans, Union League men, Democrats, Cop
perheads, Butternuts, &C., and made dash
after the rebels, and about five miles East
of this place captured the said eight prison
ers and ten horses, and delivered them in
Augusta, and ali that Minerva had to do in
the whole matter was, that it SO happened
that the Assistant Provost Marshal lived at
Minerva, and We sent him word to come and
take possession of said prisoners, in the
name Of the United States, which he did that
evening, and merely took them through
Minerva, on his way to Alliance, Our boys
claim no particular honor for capturing said
prisoners, as they only thought they were
doing their duty, and would not have thought
of publishing the circumstance at all If the
Mineryaites had not published a false article
on the subject, claiming honors for a thing
/ they had nothing to do with. It was unani-
mously agreed that you be requested to pub
lish this as a refutation of the Minerva mis-
representation Of the affair. @
FAR Play"
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MORNING f.B1BRR.
EEDNFsD,v noRNTNa= AUGUST 5. '6s



The abandonment Of Savannah by rebel
troops is indicative Of two things. First,
The crippled condition Of the ss Confeder-
acy,' and the pausity Of rebel troops, and,
in the second place, the policy Of the rebel
chiefs to concentrate what forces they have
at few points, and abandon ali the rest
AT present they are concentrating at No
bile, and reinforcing Lees army. Aside
from this the rebel armies are broken up
into raiding, guerrilla squads. With No
bile taken, and Lees army defeated and
dispersed, the strength Of the rebellion
viii be irrecoyerably gone. Its remaining
power is today in Lees army. Hence the
importance OF eOnquering that army. It
cannot be doubted that Meade will be SO
overwhelmingly reinforced by the con-
scription, that the fall Of the leaves will
also witness the fall Of Richmond, the de-
feat Of Lees army, and the substantial
overthrow Of the rebellion. At least ne
may SO hope, and not without good cause.
North Carolina shows symptoms Of open
rebellion against the JEFF Davis despOtism.
Mississippi intinates desire to be restor-
ed to the Union, large Union sentiment
in Georgia awaits only the moment OF
safety to be developed, and thus from every
side comes up the evidence that the rebel
lion is tOttering to its final overthrow.
The weakness shown at Savannah is not
a solitary case but is, it need not be
doubted, indicative Of the general dwind-
ling and decay Of the rebellion. The fall
of Charleston will soon be added to the
list Of fatal rebel disasters, disasters from
which, for them, there can be no remedy.
The skies are frightening.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.
The Richmond Wing, of July 81st has
the following;
MOxraoMERY, July 29.-The funeral of
the late W. L. Yancey took place this af-
ternoon.
The Wing, OfAugust 1st says John B.
Floyd is very i'll and is not expected to re-
cover.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

Ashameless COpperhead, of Pottsville,
Pennsylvania, presented child for bap-
tism the other day, and gave the name Of
jefferson Davis as the one BY which it
should be christened. The weak clergy
man OfHoiatiDg suffered himself to be a
party to the disgrace.
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e "a 6-5 sal Z - 81 Z -
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We see it stated that sitter Vicksbuag
surrendered, one Of the rebel oficeps Gen.
Kee, Of South Carolina in ordered to dis
play his spirit, opened vein in his arm
and wrote his parole with blood.
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I15 4. a.-LT1EiE EarfsLss IRA Il.-sst5peiag Lt
G!-lrt- as-i-s3,.-. .--- g-i--asllls JalJ, and CT
riF5s SO C.5goi ig1.i lt 4.s5 g. 81.
$50 1I.--aI all i D ~ .i.f51-ll ZION T2GINr
r -stoPging e Ell stations sad iiFea. Of CIsve,
land o. g.55 An
, g@5 A. H.luL -Du 's11E is1-, -stE ms a. al sta,
tons except aszavisie. saT. Fuql, UnionFil9,
PERM -1entur and ficklilc, and arrives 70
UiaVcl-l. frl il
Ia ?. E=--5l 49, II y i-.-- .----qlEilE a. St-
Only, Pa sffiy-- lu tlc7el-lt % 4t5P-
81 Eecc1L lzs- fG- Eu1 e. al through
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

D. aad zlter G01dcgs April 20lh, ls53, PpssengF
Traiua Vii lssEa Cic7ais-1 - follows tSundagseI
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CLEVELAND AND PIrTsBUKe RA11RoAD.-
The estimated earnings Of the Cleveland and
Railroad for JuIg were as follows !.

RErURNING REeDIESTs. "A number 0
regiments are now passing through the city,
upon their return to the East. They are
mostly Massachusetts, Vermont and Maine
men, who have been in Banks and Grants
armies. The Path Maine, comprising 600
men and officers, passed through this morn
ing from Chicago via Toledo. They take the
New York and Erie Railroad this afternoon.
They are nine months men, who have, how
ever, been in. service eleven months, under
command Of Colonel c. NJ. Atwood, of Au-
gusta.
Another Maine regiment is expected to-
DIV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

TIE CHARLESTON PRIsoEEKs.-By e1-
tracts from rebel papers, We learn that among
other prisoners who have been sent from
Charleston to cOlumbis, are Orlando B. Ad-
ans, Co. G., 9Th Ohio, and Hiram MOrdOck,
Co. f. 9th Ohio.
Among the list Of died in Charleston is the
name of James T. Grant, 9th Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

ENGIsEERs IN THE ARMY.-The duty Of
the Engineers being generally confined TO
the most elevated branch of military service,
they are charged with planning, constructing
and preparing ali Notifications and other de-
fensive works; with disbursements of money
connected with these operations. In time
of war they represent plans of the attack and
defence of military works, lay out and con-
struet field defenees, roads and bridges, form
a part of the vanguard to remove Obstrue-
tions, and n retreat form part of the rear
guard to erect obstacles, destroy roads
bridges, &c, so as to retard an enemy's pur-
suit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

Wounded-Sergeants Surrey, shoulder; Jack
son, head Privates-Briggs, hip; Bond, leg;
Cresmer, thigh Deforest, hip; Dean, four
places Gibson, knee; George jackson, head I;
Kfno, knees Kelsey, head Reason, arm and
legs Wilton, thigh Barnett, hip; Russ, thigh /;
Carte, groin and leg; Mills, back and body.
Wounded and Missing g-PriYates, Grover, Har-
Fis, Washington and Harry.
Missing-Corporals Proctor, Lopeman, Weeks,
Butler and Anderson.
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Wounded Captain E. L. Jones, shoulder 4,
First Lieutenant r. H. L. Jewett, head COrpor-
ais Morris and Rankin; privates Chaney, Hop
kns, Kennard, Braylors Presser, WillmOre.
Mssing--COrporai Plowdin; privates Artis,
Clark, Coggswel, David Thomas, Edgery,
Evans, Fisher, Griffin, W. Lloyd, Lloyd, Mills,
Miller, Riggs Weaver.
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PLANlN9 MILL.

NEW PLANNING MILL.-THB
IN undersigned having thoroughly reatted the
PLANNING MILL,
iorTerly oocupied By J. r. Percival on Elm-st,
W est Side near esaniey and Graham's Pail Factory
q oE prepared 70 do Planning, Circular and Scroll
wing, Wood Turning. and MouldingH.
mhrsh6;Rzs Ma. BLOWN, Agent
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"A N o s..
-13 t1- $50 llnulsctosF Of HM. ENABE
Ger h-iTi-1oiai Those Piane5 haTg tha fali lrCa
l-s aE4 -a ali 5-1e g1 -gallg-8 h tons, ,aA3g acd
- 4--i1l- -.-i--liit-5s a15i nai3h, aEc zuFcIior
3 1ls u. p 1lln asset urs- hl Intending % gcs 3
1l-a l--i 60 ESQ fl -1e Instruments boiore
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F0R EUa0EE.
G TE rs HIP .Gh
GREAT EAsTEBE. zz2szs2zz
From New YOFk 10 E5yeIPOoI.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
WALTER PATTON, Coume1dsr,


From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
"wednesday, Aug. I2th, at Wednesday, Sep. %, at
4Oclool, P. n precisely clock A. ra, preeis iy
And at intervals ttere1er of ahoursix wsc-s from
each port.
FIRST CABIN FROM ...----....-.....f 90 si2s-
SECOND CABIN, state Pocm Bsr.ha- meals iilr'
nished at GepaTa-e TAB e7 ..- -.-..-.-.','.-'-a b
Es-Fxcnrr ion tickets ost and back, in the let aui
"a Cabins 0niy, q fare AID hail.
BzrServants aocompaaging pass7ug7r7 iy- ohi'9-
rem under Y y-ass 0iaga, iliit tl-o in ani5 lr2'
THIRD CABIN, Intc-me3iaia S-a-e lo1m7, 1asssl- p
gerl 'ourd Tiih beds te1iing, tfuis uts p D.
and good sulstaut ial Z --.......-.-..-,. o.
sTEEBAGE, with SUP r ccc mmoiations ..-. p
ES-Prices Of Passage from Liverpool at Same rates
as above.
U. s Currency.
ss=- Each Fassc7E n lowed TIVE & cHbc ices ~
luggage. an 1perierced urg-on on botrd.
For p, sTage arnlF only TO CHAs A. WEI2AEf,
''- H. f. Tss aYTGN,
Atwatsr .uildiug ClNelaedl o.
For Freight srpiy ts .--,-,-,,-.--
/ iuIv7s-tr9 Agents 5fS uth-St-
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SKIRTS.
OLEYELANp HOOP sKTRTCO.
141 superior-st., under Weddell House, and
also, 194 Ontario-st.

This Company, having opened Sales Rooms IN this
City beg leave to call the attention Of the public to
their own manufacture.
Ist. We keep a LARGER STOCK than any whole-
saler in the Slate
ID. We makl q greater variety Of Styles, Sharcs,
Sizes end Qualities than any Manufacturer in the
United States.
3D. The steel and all the material for Hoop Skirts,
our own supervision and entire control consequently
customers obtain skirts from cur house without
paying second profit.
pa5-A AlsO-the largest Assortment Of Oorssts and
Spiral Bustles constantly on hand.
ae-uuv Retail Bepartmentis Is in charge Of compe-
tent Ladies'
~ Merchants supplied cheap at wholesale
FRANK BBOS, PrOprfetors,
auF2 III Superior and i94 onrRrin-Sts.
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le.5o a. E.-Dt AIE-stasrfnr q
u i--oug1l1 ----7-ei-s, Gauaga, Ashnsbuia.,
8gcals4-i al1 u1rlFC cfIl9, G1le arIlga al Hrtsli
l00P. lI--Ct nCIAfNATi Exp glss-nfopring 81
RaiuszViiig- Ash acull aud vi l-i only, and are
Tiyes az Erle 7-l1F-r; Dualzirs $50 P. n; Bufa-
70 la-l1 p. r..
Abr. il.--I TA-al, 20 aCCJElEE0DA AEIUE TRAIN
-elc-Fius IS sll s-a-.1ua sz-i. arrives 10 Egi1af
$50
ssl5 g. a--l.LGiEr rl-Esz. EflA T1l-storusrs A.
Ee.tcl la4t.e s--9Cia Dc tar.rll os.iy e1 q ar
Eive5 90 zee e. ia15 A. Is DEuki7k s55 NJ;
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PHILADELPHIA DRAFT.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.
The draft is completed in all the Con
gressional districts Of this city.
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STATURE or DRAFTED MEN.-Boards Of
enrolment are informed that no limits Of
stature are established for drafted men, and
beyond which they shall be exempted from
military service. The matter Of stature
should be considered by the Board only in
the general examination as to the fitness Of
the man for military service.
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RIRbap nGE
CiENTRAL EXPRESS IE5 Us



55Ia sal e-stI 'li-3g1sN " q -il T, tcs-t.
This mp2 y IS in succs siui operation letreen
Boston, h4 Y fsk, Cera a1g. sHab-5 $50 % ut.-
ii % % Day or. t. Ut Wayne, fld Chica-o, liil-
waukoa hlldi,Ju, 81 e. -t'Il .l- an h1ny. 81 IL
rgaD0iis, ann , HGt 30 fu'e @Hgediet- p iuts.
Uur Ullce8 % III n AID ie'alfs gu Ia-d O. errf
ready TO receive FreiEht pa acEasl5, aalch Es un-
do,t Ike to forward with di .asth
ll-e on lIdcI+ ti % ana t any ua q naIoi - -ff
tim5 sp.citcd an dlmas=s cil b puJm-tt peil-
Ws are pro1ared - cry 4techs-.itl.e gsisa dis
patch ard ar Ilun crate rates.
ep-c-l attention Wiil 8 given 20 jill 1rcc1-C 8lt-
ter, e y, alu her uurlllble pro osgr-s, Wli-l
will teceiyo ut the De7Cts sud aeiiyer in Ne lItl
Spring Nlgons Aatss sfa r-csra-y1 -dgslce On rs5-
uiar re glt tariff.
Persons CesfrJaI OF tending th pro -u-.s OF Ero
conntrJ 20 market In stlall qiui i1s s. D ind his
Exgre7 nitsi "a els7 gti 1lsssus-r tram LNal-z5
and ordinary fri.ht, @lth -a1r.4s s-eor -IHgly
Dr-e-3 ezesrtf ir m tle rs 3slt Iiuuaf coz
'lacuo4s uifts "a yemiitef,
Bill o. e01lng 81 el With tlnlo re'lla1, az sent
by tna ], Il ussir-d
W. CULLEN, Ie1sg ng D'-cc.or iH She EO-.h-
j. S9TTl ..GHAsI, ianlsisE D,rsas7r, gh-cssa.-
4. ". WEEKS President. Hii q ko7.
saMUEE II. PHELPS,
saperint ndeus, fciues 7iiles uLio.
az-The 5uFariotec5r1r or ser+ ia Cieeo-sgd 7r5il
give rates end o 4 ihi0-la ion raqrirel
~. 4 1l.SS, Ae nt.
iulys-i5l u BaaE s. ~ ddel Hla, Boes.
NTEW ROUTE FROM CLEVE-
IN LAND To hEH E1RE, Via
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Among tl5 Esllg rtiAcata5.9f tkc eEosHaacs .and
merits so iaesa tlauo. We Hquid raor 70 The follow.
L8. 81. AEAass 'altillo Dear Sfr.-G have greet
fia1srr1 -a ce-tiytug shat have tried y0u square
StiGo4i ans md aeI1 elu1lf 81 notauperior 70 any
q t5 c9lltgT. Among tleir great Qualiti18 which
ei ltGgll --1 IS TIE evGane4l OF tone, she agree
e slie elf1 i1E1-s Eud volume o. tors. Hl1ins
yea sl --- --1-e 55l y highly deserve,
zuii at-l g1I-s ycry truiy-
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FF Q j.E - Il Z % & &C So
As Late Idsh1e z BIa10u1s
si1a.so E0rse 1ta gzGllc EslTeEs,

81 I--Ulue-7it.s cast % Lrla wa, a. y.
5Ir.T . l. GafE, the srieilal founder Of this we'll
Elosn ssiapis5huent senior partner, lId opiy pre-
ti,.i glsa0 Ei se sElT oi tur fate firm Oh Aishts
Erad ury ~ hgviBe r--ainai h-s T l.-t hfrds lnf g.
1853 81 tt whole l1sln a s5,c., materials sc ana
s'3 ir n--c-or - j. a. BIS y uabis Pa e-fs lucig-
afF Of I ce elri ed Passut Il-u ated irol Flanca,
is -aeouiy one Who Eau ma G th8 Superior Flaao
o-lsr ucI his lOlsa has zen pOpg az All IN
iriI-s7a oIi aiz Fss viii De Vrjeguoed accordlng
10 low. S5-Ali & n4J Eor.es IRON tins nauufaCtOry
ere El-t-e rsriesrir aVtry rIspect or hye yesrs.
r. o.. 1l .=uTE 2 co,
fr.r.1-fH r2i Bfocms st ~. 7 e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05
OHIO HOOP SKIRT MANUF'Y
~ AND IMPORTERS AND DEALEKs IL
All Kinds OfFrcnch &GeFman COrsets,

las superIOr-st...A American Build'gs
A full stock Of Woven, double Diamond Bridal and
Trial skirts constantly on hsnd, from 3-spring Chill
dren's 10 64 springs Ladies size. We repair ell Skirts
which sell. without extra charge Our Skirts are
warranted to be Of the very best Quaty watchsprine
Steel BAll parcels sent TO Residences in the City
Tree Of charge.
when they do not prove satisfactory.
aa1-Our Retail Department is Ia charge Of c0mpe-
tent Ladies
WHOLESALE BUYERS viii consult their owI
interest by examining our Stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Buy of the Manufacturers ana
save all imterveninE Profltg.
iune2s WEISS a. KLEIN, ProBr's-
DALMORAL SKIRTS.-A COOP
I'D assorsmento Of
Summer RaEmOraI skirts,
tverY Low PRICES, can be found at
july2 M0RGAE. ROOT 3 CO.'S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

qoEuecsif.ls make Is harziz7lEsh via Alieltgs fr
ioT EcW LQrz diFzct, end E--alss-l bg thi1 rof.--
run thrcggd isora fiillbarEh &C. ferscE 0i-T viil0
chsnge O. Cara.
Buy F9ar New T1rl- sud Ecaann Jss-rts 'tvia fisss
burgh," Fhich gEe ro1a either b. Philadelphia o.
AllentCuD-
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SAFETY, SPg2D AID C0llEORT.
FAzE Asp TguB BAKE LsoTEss roUfzl.
1-s7 Basgage Checked through--eli sf-u5isrl irers
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ERE1GHr oaEPfsI. d. 81 ~. sTrsl,
CVEa rae
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Iron Last EEening,s RditlOn.l

DEATH OF JOHN D. CAMPBEEG.-The cars
Of the Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroad, and the stations along the
road, sre draped in mourning, in consequence
Of the sudden death Of John D, Campbell,
Esq, General Superintendent.
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SfLHV EAAND & PITTSBURGH
- Raj J. B o a D..


553. SUI11l AEEAGa1f EST. 1858.
To take sasct on sfouday, gril z7ih, l3Ss- Ti1s
lsav3 uleFcisd fsilgs ,6ntaTs czoePle) as folo1a.
500 A. AId-ArFrTes at 1sw YORK 300 e. =.
Philadelphia g. A. r.; Baltimore 90 A. AZ
Pittsburgh $50 p vi Wheeling ass P. NJ Rev
Philadelphia % F.n.
POO M.-EAPls I.s-ArrIFe e. Now YORK ~ P.
n; PhfiadeiHhia g.l5A. r.; Baltimore iLsJl H.
FittsbUrsh sos =. rs WRoelng 5.2 A. 4.
Both Trains connect at H1lscn tcr A IRON and MI
ieg1burgh. -
W. Eaiiroad train ior al pIirt8 that road.
Cara run thrJugn ,gcaA tlt1oufsa 20 rev HoiA
Wa AlentoWu.] witalul change
E51- Fare aa ioT 90 uT a1I 1siar me-.
~ IhrGurh Alclcre can -l EracLrcl - i1e lnigl
Ticket once Wst3ali E0s15- - Tie Depot or gt the
Haolid-5traGs statio1- - ~ .-.---,
= r 'EgsRs. g 9 Nso-- April %
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EEERssYIYAI7IA czTEzAL RAILEo&2
VISA Ggess nil5.l leEagf q Los iiatgs.
ENOCH LEV is,
GlGarai Sup G Alioona Pa 3
". L. HgLlIEss lenc-al Hestsrn A.selt,
Lndianspoiis. Ild- sepz0aI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

ELECTION OF FIELD 0FFICERs.-The cleo
ton of Field and stud officers, Of the regi-
msnt Of Volunteer Militia of this city, will,
By order Of the Adjusant General, be held on
Thursday afternoon. The place viii be des-
ignatsd in the Official notice of the election,
which will appear tomorrow morning.
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Tc sll-1- t'it g eos I1tilnore.--I csu
not b1+ c7agcasu A5o on UPON fho Immense proyres
2-l1 t11 a1te-tg Wilcl you continually make or
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- - - Q. ELEs e..


.a ai30-JH HAND.
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COMPANY K.

Wounded-Captain simpkins Sergeant Palm
er Bush; Privates McCulsr, Meyers, Rouse,
Stone, Dennis Burgess.
Wounded and missing-Sergeant Mahan; Pri-
Yates Wilson, Allen, stephenson, Edward Will
lIams, and fourteen missing.
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Ehl3l "esl1es E--i t7llrllli5, tiq1t
iEnl9-- d".ir'f- -1r -1l-.as .Els-ali5 &c.
Rlg licEl-z % sl Eciutl z-i ilflrneli1l.
gg 60 ~ easl Ger Silti1-is and &c uri1n
g. 6 FLINT,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose. Salt Rheum.
. Scald Head, Sore Eyes.
syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

From Dr. Hiram Siodt, Of 50. Louis .hissorr1
81 find your SARsAPARlLLA u more ehectual
and for syphtc disease than any other we possess.
The profession indebted to you for some OF tho
best medicines We have" To.
From A. J. French, NJ. D., an eminent physician Qr
laurence, Mass, icho Is a prominent member Or
the Legislature Of fhdssdchusetfs.
"DR. AYER-My dear Sir: have found your
eARsAPARILLA an excellent remedy for SHphiis,
both Of the primary and secondary type, and enect
other remedies. do not know what we can EN-.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

350Oo copies issued. A new Singing Book for School.
and Seininures called the Dny School Bell is now
ready. II cohtains about 300 choice songs. rounds
catches, duets uos qunrteits aud chonissss. risny
them written expressly for this work besides % puHes
the Elements OF Music which ensy ard progressive
Among the large number vi beautiful pieces mny b,
found. Uncle Sans School" DO ut YOU hear III,
children coming, ""Awnys look on the sunny side,
The lue lnssp and Little i.nd," On II ! were
tllo birdn '.iir Of beauym Pretty pair rce.n ''Anvi
Chorns,n "Meet me by the running brook &c II
compiled by lloruce Wucr author oi "SuiGnth Schoo
Belly Nos. nid Q, which have had the enormous sn
Of s230v0 copies. priccs-paper covers Is cents e.:
per hundred bound, 10 cents. S25 per hundred, clo
bound. embossed gl, ~ cents, S35 per hundred 2
copies furnished arte 100 price Muiled al the roai
prce. a...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. q

nn entire new work OF t02 pages Gd nearly 2a5
nnd hymns. As the music is little dIltcult. IL il
Just tie book to follow Bell No Nearly million
Of these Bells have been issued and ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found. Shall meet beyond thu
Rycrm "1here Is ijcuntifnl World,n sorrow shul
come again 10 moren do nj yon hear the angels CON
ingm ''Fhou, God mr." Sabbath Bells chiine on,
Sr Prices Of Bell No nrv snure as Irll No 2. Boil
numbers be oiaihed III volume price. bount
copy, 40 cents SIS per hundred cloth bound embossed
gill; so Si5 per 100. u copies furnished III the 10,
price. Mailed as iie retuil price.