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sinrnInr CoincIdenres.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says that the
death Of Major McCook furnishes some
melancholy condolences in the history of
his family in connection with the war.
His youngest son, Charles, was killed at
the first battle of Bull Run, on the 21st
day of July, 1861 his son, Colonel Robert
McGOOk, was killed on the 2lst day of
July, 1862, and the father himself was
killed on The 2lst day Of July, 1863.
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pARrICI1LAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under the name
OF Bitters, put up in quart bottles, compounded o
this cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from p
to 40 cents per gaonl the ta5 disguised By Anise OF
Oorlander Seed. .-.--.-- Ia
THIS OF Bitters has csused and viii continue
to use as LONG they bs sold, hundreds 10 die
the death o the drlnkard. By their tbs system
Is Kept continually under the influence Of Alcoholic
Brimulents the worst kind the desire for u guOr Is
created and Eept up, and the result Is all the horrors
attendant upon q drunKard's life and death.
Fvr tOOse who de -iTe and will have Liquor Bitter
we publish the following recipe get one bottle HOof
land 5erman Bitier5 and mix with three quarts good
brandy or whisky, and the result viii be prepara
tion that will far excelin m dicinsl virtues and tue
excellence any OF the numerous Liquor Bites m the
mara ct, and will cost muen less You viii have all
the virtue Of Hooha1ds Bitters in connection With
good article of Liquor. at a much lest price than
these inferior preparations will cost you.- T9a
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IN this city. on the 9th inst Of fever, Mr.. VIII
LIAM \. HEERH, aged 81 years.
Funeral at his late residsncs, ST. north side Public
SQUARE, wednesday afternoon, 9th inst.,) at 81
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
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HOO1and's German BitteFs
WH Cure Every Case Of
Ohrsnie Or Rsrgotls Diseass Debility, Di5esIs
of the KIdneys, and Diseases drisiA0
from DisordsTed Stomach
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Resulting from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs =
Constipation, Inward piles, Fulness Of Blood . the
Disgust for Food fulness OF weg ht in the stomacni
Sour Eruotations sins ing flttering at the Pit d
the Stomach, swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fiuttsring q. the Heart, Oho-
king OF Suf0ssfing Sensations when in ly11g pos
turs, Dimnt s. Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
S got Fever aud Dali Pal In the Head, Deficiency
Of Precipitation, YellOwness Of the Skin and Eyesi
Psin In the Side, sack, Chest, Limbs, 50, sudde.i
FIushes Of Heat Burning in the lssh, constant i'm
agining Of Evil, and graf Depression Of spiritsd
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/. y. J. PREsTTIss viii be candidate for the
Office of Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas, bsfors
the Union Convention, on Saturday next.
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The list of vessels repairing and over
hauling at The yard is larger now than for
some tine. The cylinder frigate susque-
hannah is in hand and will soon be COM
plete The iron-clad Lehigh is also ap-
preaching completion. Annexed is a
statement Of the feet:
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OLERK oF THE CouRr or co

CLERK OF THE OOUBT OF COMMON PLEAS
The friends of FREDERICK S. SMITH will pre-
sent his name before the Union County Convention
for the nomination for Clerk OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. Having had nearly ten years experiences
Deputy Clerk, he is eminently qualified to perform
the duties sppertAining 10 that Office. Bis nomina-
tlon would secure the election OF very competent
0f1cer and give great satisfaction 10
ang7-4'2dAw ada am El THE PEOPLE.
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EnterprisiuE Editors among the Rebels.
One Of the frst acts Of our soldiers, on
taking possession of rebel town is al
ways the establishment of loyal news
paper. The ranks of our armies, filled by
men who have not had the inestimable ad-
vantage of instruction on stamps by the
wayside," furnish elitors and printers at
call. The "boys Immediately clamor
for newspaper as soon as they get COM
fOrtably settled in new place, and forth
with newspaper appears, The last spec
linen we have seen is The Yazoo Daily
Yankee, published at Yazoo City, Missis-
sippi, by Messrs. Mudsill, Small-fsted
Farmer, Greasy Mechanic Co."
It must aggravate the rebels to see a
company Of printers making themselves
SO thoroughly at home on short acquaint-
ance but such paragraphs as the follow
ing, from Mudsill, Greasy Mechanic s.
Co.." they must find very Lard to bear,
inasmuch as thsy tell the truth, and the
truth is an article very scarce in the rebel
market: ~ tI
THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH UNIT"
There never was so greathumbug as this.
Large numbers of Union men have already
come within our lines who are anxious
to take the oath of allegiance to the United
States. Upon inquiry, however, they are
found not to be slave owners. 1t is the
same everywhere. The Georgia soldiers
everywhere are more than half Of them
anxious to fight for the Union, and not
against it. In Arkansas to-day, if fair
vote could be had, they would come back
to the Union by an overwhelming majori-
ty. Texas the same way. Union men, be
of good cheer Your days Of deliverance
draws nigh You have stood firm for the
good old Government through the fiery or
deal of secession and rebellion, at the sac
rifce Of your property and your friends,
are not forgotten by the brave hearts Of
the North. For every garden the rebels
have taken from you, you shall have
plantation, and for every blow you have
received your enemies shall have ten dealt
to them.
Here, again, is very sauoy little item
"FoUED.-Floating in the Mississippi
river, on the evening Of July 18th, tor
pedo, which the owner is requested to call
for, pay charges and take away. For fur
ther particulars call on Captain Walker,
on the gunboat De Kalb."
Also, conundrum:
Why is a seoesh house occupied by
Union forces like the copyright Of book |
Because it is "entered according to act of |
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The Interview Between ROsecrans and
YaiIandigham.
The Dayton Journal relates the follow
-. - -. :. - Tr11

AAo 10Y OOh "Ourudl TelateS Lne IOllOW-
ing, a propos of Yallandigham:
When Vallandigham arrived at Muir
fFeesboro, General Rosecrans went to see
him. "Iwanted to see you, said the Gen
erali "Iwsnted to see you, YaIlandigham,
to see whether you had a rascaTs face
Then changing the subject rather abruptly,
and bringing down the fore-fnger Of his
right hand in that rapier-like style which
Is conspicuous feature of his gesticula-
ton when he is in terrible earnest, he said /:
" Fallandigham, don't you CONS back here.
H-you-do,-Vsll be id
and, ahd may God forgive ne for the ex-
preston, IN be d-d if don't hang YOU 7,
People viii be pleased to remember that
the General says he @neyer blssphemes,
but be g0Wetnsa swEKRI.3 AFT -
j = I'd
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDIToR LEApER - Please announce that
CHARLES 7. WATSON Will be a candidate for
County Commissioner. subject to the deciaon Of the
ensuing Couniy Convention.
August II, 1863 augIO45l
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MASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
IN command Of an order Of sale. issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cnyahoga County,
at the suit Of Truman II. Hoag ct al. against John
Baker ct a., to me directed, I shall expose for
sale at public suction, at the door Of the Court
House IN the Cleveland on the second day Of
September, 1858, at three clock P. NJ, the lands
and tenements described as follows Situate IN
the township Of Brooklyn In the County Of Guy
ahOFa and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scri6ed as follows Being part Of fractional lot
No. Sc, and is bounded on the west by land
owned by the heirs Of Q. d. BraytOn, deceased,
on the north by land owned by Francis Branch,
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and south
by land owned by Martin Kellogg, and is the east
half Of twenty acres Of land bouught by O. D.
BraytOn Of Seth Aiken in l449 Bnd is the same
land conveyed by the administrators Of said @.
d. Brayton to said John Baker, April % 1852.
Appraised at seven thousand dollars (S7,O00)
ALLAN +. BRINSMADE,
Master Commissioned.
BAeKUs a NoBLF, -.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
August l, 1853. aUgl.455
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JAMES M. JoNEs. Esa.. viii be a candidate be-
fore the Union Convention % CuTahoga county for
the office of Presenting Attorney. BE has been a
consistent and earnest ffiend Of the Union Party
from its first organization; is 'hOnest, capable and
fAithfal, and viii, if nominated, make good Pros
ecuior Please announce his Iame in behalf of those
who desire to see GOOD NOMINATION.
augs-452
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EDIToR LEADER Please announce the name Of
Bon J. P. BISHOP as a suitable candidate for the
nomination State Senator ubsst 20 the decision
of the Union Convention, and obligo
6uglO 453 MANY UNI0NISTS.
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aIOthergI nIo7hersII HIOther

Don't fail to procure Nh. WIHsLOW'S 500
ING SYRUP for OHIEDRElg 9EEfHING.
This Faluable preparation is the prescription oft
Of ths best EsnEls Physicians and Nurass n
United States and has been used for thirty EearIF
never falling sl.ety and success b milonssf not.
ers and ehildrrn, from the feeble infant Of oua ue
old to the adult It not only relieves the child no
pain, but invigoFafei the stomach and bowels C
recta seidity and gives tens and energy % the 40
system. 1tVln almost Instantly relieve
GRIPIHg IN THE BOWELS AND WIND O0lI.
Wsbelieyo itths Best and sursst Remedy h h
World, in all eaaes Of Ii5ssntsry and 1DiaErhaa
Children, whether itarisss frOn TssthiRgs. or I'M
Eny other slss. -riffrrfros ~
Dss-Fun directions for using VIII accompany 60
bottle None genuine unless tho fac-simile Of OOR
tbs 3 PERKINS, New YORK, Is on lhs wrapper.
ses-s0ld By al Medicine Dealera. Principal Oa's
IS DeY-St, New York, -. .
Price only Is Cents per BortIs.
mayl5- ka8-dtNi4 Ia aarl
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
This Is the most daIiehtf and extraordinary as.i
Gle ever discovered Il changes the sun-burnt ~
and hands to pes'ly satntsxt are Of ragishing ben
T., imparting the marble purify Of y0I1ti AID 4
DIsEIEGUE appssraDce 40 inyiiing IN thq1tE bellsa
fashion. It removes tan, reekles, pimpes and rOus
ness uOul En6 al-llf leaving Lub cOulpleAlou ia
transparent and smooth. Itsontains No Materials
furious 70 the skin Patronized By Actresses "a
Ope-a Singers. IL is What every lady should have.
GB-SOld EVsryWhsre. A ioat
Z a ~ DBMAs 3 BARNES a Co.,
Ge-eral Agents,
iulyi-R28 2O2 Broadway, New fort
Editor Leader-DEAR srR VITA your De.
mission wish to say TO the readers of yOHPsBer tf
viii send By return mail 70 an Who wish ifs Cfrssa
Recipe, with fun directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm that viii efeotually remoa
in ten days, Pimples, BiOlches Tsni Erscalss, 81
all Impurities Of the SKini leaving thsr same so1
clear, smooth and beaui nj.
win also mail free to these having Bald Heads =
Bare Faces simple reetiOns and iniormatiOn thil
will enable them to start q full growth Of LHxuria
Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustaehe, in less than 30 dan
An applications answered b. return man lwitnou
charge. Respectfully yours, f7g1
THOs- z. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
iuns2s-l52 s5l BroadVay. n. Z.
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FBIEED IN EEED-TRY II.
Bf. Sweets TdFALLIBLE LINIENER 4 rrspara
from the rscips Of Dr. BtsDhaH Sweet % OouRsCtiI7
the great bone setter and has besn ued N his prsff
te8 fnR ths Last twenty yeaEB with shs osf astoniI
ing success. AZ an external remedy Il . without
rival and VIII alleviate pain more sDesilV than ara
other reparatfon- FOR al Rheumatic and NarVouf
Disorders Il b truly iufaiiuis, anG curative foi
Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, 6c. its soothing
hsaling and powerful strengthening propenstias eTf
cite the Just wonder and OF al who haFa
ageT given it trial Over four huud-6d certificate
Of remarkable cures performed b II Within the laGi
two years. attest 70 this fact. Strong Afm8tronal
Agsnts for Olsyelant deollelie9E Eaalg;k rs
The Chief Attributes Of Manhood ara
frequently lost or suspended b. mal-practioes and
oious habits that viii inevitably lead hereditary
diseaas unless checked in time Read the truths laid
down in the treatise HUMAN FRAILEN, or PIrEB
IOLoGIOAL REsEAROHEs." Il q siaboratelY ulustra-
ted with oolorsd engraVings and viii convince the
most hardonsd and unconosrned, q well - rslisVs
the minds Of the most despondinE, b. leading then
IN the right channel for relief Of bodily and msntA
agony and despair. roa fsfT1o
D-Sold BY DR.. BABRoW, l94 Blssoksr-st, n. y.
Price Is cents. Sent free every See adTarlIu
ment o. . Erie1emarl' In another column.
-old also b. g. " OLAkE, DrpsEists GlsFelAnfI
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M ASTERS sALE.-Pursusnt 70 the
lYl command or deereetal order of sale, from
the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County,
Ohio, at the suit Of George SpOoner against
George ". Tilliston and others to me directed,
shall expose for sale at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House, IN the City Of CleFe-
A. NJ, the following described premises, situate
in what was formerly the township Of BrOoklyn,
in the county Of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio. and
known by being lot number twenty (2O) in Fol-
some and SeYerance's Allotment, now in the city
OF Cleveland, West Side,) and bounded as fol-
lows North on Jay street, sOnth on an alley,
east and west BY the lot lines Of said lot, beng
thirty seven feet front and rear and t075% ieet
deep. Appraised at $500. t. r1
July 20, 1865 LEWIS W. FORD,
ar- Master Commissioner.
r Tsruuuaorr Atforuov iv20dsg
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c. W. PALMER will be q candidate for Prcsec1-
ting Attorney be ore the Union Convention.
augI2:452 .-
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beneficial affects and medical virtues Of tho Biteis
From Rev. J. Newton BrOwD %, D. Editor OF the
Encyciopedia Of Religions kuowied0e.l
Although not disPosod to favor or recommend fat
snt Medicines q gener i Though distrust OF thet
ngreditnts and effects, yet knOw Of n2 sufficient
reasons why man may net testify 70 the benents he
believes himself to have received nom any simple
preparation. in the pc be may hus contriD butte 10
the benefit Of others. A.-ll 4utI ln.i
I do this the uOre readily in regard 20 Hooisnd's
German Bftters, PREPARED by Dr. q. NJ Jackson. Of
this city, becaussI was preiudieed against them for
MANY wears under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic miIture. am indebted 10 my
prejudice by proDer tests and for oucouragsment 10
try them, when suffering from great and long coatin-
uef debility The use Of three bottles OF these Bit
ters at the beginning Of the present year, was fol-
lowed by evdsnt relief an restoration TO degree OF
bodily aud mental YgOr which had not elt Tor SIX
months before, aud had almost Of reganinG
therafOre thaE God and my friend for directing me
to the use Of them. J. NEWTON BhOWhs
Philadelphia, June 9, 1851.
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It is estimated that twenty pounds is a
fair average Of the weight of the shells
and shot fred, which would make over
one thousand three hundred tons Of iron
fred into Vicksburg by our land forces
alone.
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LIST OF LETTRRs.
Remaining In the C'eveIauS Pest once
August II, 1858.


DB-Anlstters adTertised are sub sot tc an extra
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them viii
plesse Be prepared with the Necessary change.
Al - &c Alli Dc oPen AZ ~ a. NJ eno elO''
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promotes its growth, prevents its falling of :
Gates dandruil, and imparis haaiih aid ple1-,n n
70 the head. Il has stood the test OF time, I'm.
original Hair QoloTtngi and q constantly llcrC.
in favor. Used By both gsntleman and ladie1.
EElj-It is sold By all resrectEhls deatrl, " "a
procured By them OF the Commercial Agon.s.
BARNES 20 22 BrDadHIy, New York ~
zesi 20 cents and eI,00. JulyluRG,
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nnnNrY nnMMIsaTnNER

KDIrORs LEADER PLEASE announce the name Of
c. s. GATEs as acandi5ate for County Commission
er, and much oblige laugI0 452l UNION.
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant 10 the
Nl command Of decretsl order Of sale, is
sued nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
hoga county, IN the case in which r. c. Smith
ia plaintiff and Charles Smith, ct al, defend
ants 50 me erected, ] shall expose for sale ct
the door Of the court house in the city OF Cleve-
land, on the 18th day Of August, 1865 at o'clock
P. NJ. Of said day, the following described lands
and teneuaents TO- wit A-t
2 Situate in she township Of East Cleveland being
number seven, in the twelfth range Of townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, IN the
State Of Ohio, and which is also in the county Of
Cuyahoga, andi known BY being part Of lots
No. $50 and 397 in East Cleveland township, be-
ginning at a stone in the Euclid road at the cen
ter OF the Beers read, and at the point where
said roads intersect with each other, thence
south 81 degrees east, eight chains and seventy
links TO a stone at the northeast corner OF land
owned by John G. Calhoon, thence south 3e de-
grees, west two chains and ffty-nine and one
half links to land now owned by Edwin Fuller,
thence north 50 degrees, west three CHAINS and
seventy links to said Fuller's northeast corner,
thence north IS degrees, east sixty -four and one
halflinks to Thomas Shane's southeast corner,
thence north 81 degrees, west i've CHAINS to said
Shane's northeast corner in the center Of the
Euclid road, thence north 80 degrees, east one
chain and ninety-hve links 10 the place of be-
einniag, containing two acres of land and no
more, but subject to all legal highways. Ap-
praised at 1900.
Cleveland, July Ilth, 1853. r-t fH7
WI. v. TOUSLEY, Master Commissioner.
A. T. 8LADE, Plh 8 Att'ys. iulvl5.452
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Pro EoUTING ATTORNEY.


E.IHGERS0LLW will be candidate for this Ofict
before the Union Convention of this County alO 45
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sPgslaL EO1eEs.
HEIMsTRGEF's
INIMITABLE HAIR REsToRAT
It is Not a Dye,

But restores gray hair to is original color. \
plying the capillary tubes with natural susfs;
impaired y age Or disease AllIgsfAaFAH1oU
are composed Of lunar caustic, DESTROYING - =
and b. auty Of the hair, and afford % theH7ai,
dressing. Heimstrest's lnimitable Colorin71,
restores hair 20 It's natural color by an eaIF n
but gives the hair y
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Also, a conundrum

why is a secesh house occupied by
Union forces like the copyright Of a book
Because it is "entered according to act of
Congress"
The YazOo Daily Yankee is liveIier
paper than the YazOOs or Yahoos ever
had.
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MILITARY ORDERS,

SURGEON GENERAL'SOFFIO
~ -WAsBIFGTOH CITY, August 7th, 1853 w Mt
Ed, Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons T Oolored
Regiments. App' fcants Tor appointment must be
Is VIII enable them to endure bard field service Tney
viii be examined previous appointment by 9 N ed
io1t DOIIu. HpgLtatonb ior psIInes5lon 10 appear
before an Examining Board must be sent to the Sur
geon General. No expenses allowed previous to ap-
poiutment. Pay Of AsEistanr Surgeon. 9 Ixs3; Pay
Of SurgeO D Sl63 90. W. A. HAMMOHD,
auq1f-f52
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DAsSAGE FROM EUROPE AT
REDU0ED PRIOEs.-rhe undersigned fs now
selling tickets to bring passengers BY steamers or
Sailing Packets from Liverpool at ~ f.I--r
Is $3.50 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. is ---
e i. Il H.F.BRAYTOH
h1eIlH55 Number AtgsfeT Building. -
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GENTLEMEN,sLIsT

!, - Persons calling fOranyof the aboysE say
A9''F''So' '''li's l. O0FLlEs' Is ?. T.
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Hamlet Goodman Tho5 Gidord ] K
n GeorgeJ A Gallagh J N
col Geo Or. cory Seth George Joseph d
{ Henry Gaberal kichard5eyiOTd Z &
q Isaac Gallagher Pat Grimes U
John GOdeit Nicholas Goodwin A o
james Gordon Norman gaytOn Alfred
4 John Gre. en- Martin ellison VIM +
W Green leYie 81.
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From Rsy y SswtSP q Hf, BsG,Sg 4 4kd,.ss Il, haiseF q

Testiiyingof Of their own porsOnal knuwelgel tht
beneficial effects and medical virtues OF the BtleTa
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Rearing KaWfiyn John KellJ samuel
Kidney Il Kendall George kerby Patrick
KehO John Kelley francis Keokerg NJ
knOWlton Levi
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LoVenshaI Mike Lowe James -.
Leland . P Lewis JANIS
Labor N LOVerige John
Linfisld Thomas Leonard in
Loyel VIM d
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Yardall Henry
Initials.

Letters RemaInIng in the Branch Post
Once, West Side.
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LADlEo' LIST.
Appleby Ellen Newell Louisa Fields Mary
Bennett Emma Quinn Z Hitch Rarah
Best Hattie Pingree Anna Glover Nelly
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Jackson J A JOnrs klas JOyse N
Johnson Capt J Jackson William
Jenk ms John w
The New York herald., 1863-10-27


DxArz o. Poncs cArrAn soIRS.-captain Potter
sauires old member OF the New York Police Depart
mens expired at his residence No. 2Tf Second avenue
hall past Ave O'Clock yesterday morning Many years
ago Mr. Squires reporter IN this city on the New
York Gomm.rciai Aau,rfser. He appointed pohcs
captsin BY Mayor William " Brady, ia lsaT, and hss
served In that capacity since being the oldest
tain ia tho department Just previous his death ne
command of the Second precinct bGt formerly no
captain Of the Eleventh and Sixteenth precinc He
was respected by all his associates, beiog of lne
education and agreeable manners. while at the tno
he ~ scrupuiousy honest and upright all deal
Dgs His funeral will IKE place DcAt thursday from
Dr. Sm 8 church corner Of Broome Ridge streets
Al a meeting Of the second Precinct ketropoitan Po.
lice, held mt the station house No. - feetn street IN
Monday evening at six O'Clock tho following resoulDus
were adopted
Whereas 1t has pleased he Amish h,y Ruler o. the Un
verse 10 remove from uldt leter slures late Cap
tam ths precinct, and whereas feel dcepiy his oss
ooh a. man aud AN officer: therefore
Resolved hat in his death have lost q vaiueu
anon and true friend apd that tender heart
ieh sympathy TO the bereyed family OF tho deceased ~
ihis tner hnur oi aihctt1n, being with them great
sufferers by his val from QUO midst.
hesoNed Inat copy OF his prc .lnbe and resolutonS
De Transmitted 10 the amy OF late Captain an
expression Of our a,hy condocnce In thsir be
bali. Sergeant N H. WILSON. Chair naau.
sergeant j. J. fsI ERRoos Secretary. NN