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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

The repulse Of our forces at Fort Wag-
ner, in connection with the slaughter of
our brave soldiers, gives cause for sadness
rather than encouragement. Uninter-
rupted successes cannot with reason be ex-
pected in the prosecution Of war. Why,
when the desperate assault was made, the
SUPP orting column was laggard, is not
Known, but when ii did arrive, it rushed
into the conflict with desperate bravery,
but too late.
The colOred regiment, though raw re-
cruits, we're assigned the post of honor, the
front rank of battle in the conflict, and
fought with the invincible courage and
valor Of veterans. The character Of col
Ored soldiers, as good fighters, was again
Tindicsted.
Lee seems t. be pressing his way hard
on to Richmond, badly annoyed and dam
aged by Union cavalry, hanging on his
rear, capturing prisoners and re-taking
large numbers Of stolen cattle. BufOrd
thinks Lee will make stand at the Rapi-
dan. It is to be hoped he may, and be
brough4 at once to a speedy encounter.
Despondent gloom per7ades secessia,
and Joe Johnston adds to the rebel grief
by his refusal to obey the orders Of the
AutOcrat Of "the Confederate States of
America P'
John Morgan, the head Of the recently
captured horse-stealing bandit produced
quite sensation in Columbus. An i'm
mense throng gathered at the depot to see
"the elephant" among them the Govern
or, who, with General Mason and others,
were introduced to and shook hands with
Morgan, and qfterl0ards, the Journal says
they paid their respects to General shackle-
ford, his captor. Morgan was taken to
Cincinnati, and is in prison there. he
claims 6 parole. General Burnside will
decide that matter correctly, it is pre-
sumsd.
Gillmore's troops on Morris Island, not
withstanding their repulse, are represent
ed as in good spirits and confident of sue
cess. A schooner arrived in New York
from Port Royal reports that while pass
ing off Charleston heavy firing was heard,
supposed to be upon Fort Wagner. That
success will crown she efforts of Gilmore
and Dahlgren, and that Charleston will
soon fall before their prOwess, may be con-
fdendy anticipated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

General Gilmore is supposed to be one
Of the most accomplished artillerists in the
army. After he had graduated at West
Point he was employed for several years
in experiments upon the power Of projec
tiles upon earth, wood and earthWorks ;
and, it it is said, took photographs every
time shot was fired. At Fort Pulaski he
brought his skill to actual experience.
Bringing his guns within six hundred
ysrds, he knocked the fort to pieces like a
house Of cards.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

resentation and in regard to the rendition
OfpersOns Tslaves] held to service and Ia
Dor, SO.
Grave and exciting questions will arise
for discussion, when basis for peace shall
be proposed. Compromises, providing for
the continuance Of the life aud power of
slavery viii be urged with specious perti-
nacity. Ali such compromises must be re-
sisted-Peace must not be purchased at
the price Of injustice, inhunanity and dis
honor A punic faith must not be kept
with the proclaimed free, who have fOcked
to our standard AID are aiding in fighting
our battles.
A deeper, darker page. or one blister
ing with more damning injustice cannot
be found in the worlds history, than
would be that which should record q peace
with the rebelliOus States upon the basis
Of thursting back to hopeless slavery the
enfranchised negroes.
It must not be. It is time the people
were turning their thoughts to this mo
mentous question, which may be likely, al
some not distant day, to engage attention
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many prep9ra ions sold under the name
o. Bitlers, pus up in quart bottles, compounded Of
the cheapest whisky c5nmOn rum, coatlns from 20
Ooriander seed.
This cas5 OF Bitters kas clused and will cont nue.
to use Ions they be sold, hundreds 10 die
the death o. the drunkRrd By their use the system
Is Kept continually under the influence Of Ale h0hc
Stimuletg OF the Kind the desire for Ii IuOr
created and sept up and the result is all the horrors
attendant upon drum Kard's life and death.
For those VINO de.ire ana wiil have Liquor Bitter,
we publish the following recipe get bottle HOof-
land German Bt;ers and mix with three quarts good
brandy whisky, and the result will be prepara-
ton tn It will far excel in dicinal virtues and true
excellence any OF the numerous Liquor Eitters Il the
marEet, sud wiz cost mucn less. You will have al
the vriueJ of HOoha1d's Bitters in cOnuecton with
a good article OF Liquor, at much iest price than
these inferior preparations Will cost yOu.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

THE TRUE PLAN.-A town meeting was
held in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, on Satur-
day, to see if the town would vote three
hundred dollars to each drafted man. In
stead Of doing this, the town voted to pay
three hundred and fifty dollars to every
man Of the quota drafted from that town,
not exempt by the Consumption act, who
goes to the war himself or procures a sub
stitute, but not dollar for a man to stay
at home.
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Drnfted lIeu I'm Route for the Army.

The first instaIlment Of drafted men for
the army reached New York on Friday
morning, from Plattsburg. They number
ed hfty-three, Of whom fourteen were Of
those originally drafted, and thirty-nine
were substitutes. They appeared to be in
fine spirits. At various points on the way
down the river they we're heartily cheered.
About fifty more men will be forwarded
from Plattsburg Immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

The Boston Herald says that since the
draft there, large numbers of men from
the Canadas have arrived in that city
with the intention Of offering themselves
as substitutes. The number is stated to
be much larger than that Of the persons
who have been drafted, and who have run
away to the provinces to escape the mill
tary service for which they were drawn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

Vallandigham in his COpperhead address
to the people of Ohio seems to be enamor-
ed, about equally, with the government Of
JEFF. Davis and the government of Victo-
ria. He was fairly and henorably dealt
with" by the Confederate s.ates"-he
never calls them reb.I states-and magni-
fGs the privileges" which he enjoys on
British soil" The rebellious JEFF. and the
hypocriticsl John Bull are praised-but
for the Government of his own country
his curses and meledictions are reserved
The Cabinet--Re ReconstrucliOn and Slavery,
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writing under date Of
Saturday last says;
On the subject of slavery and its ulti.
mate fate at the end of the war the Cabi-
net is a unit, only differing as to the means
BY which its annihilation shall be brought
about. Messrs. Chase, Stanton, Welles
and Usher, are of the opinion that slavery
should cease in all sections, whether COW
cred by the Proclamation OF not, at the
end of the war; while Messrs. Blair, Sew.
ard and Bates, claim that it would be i'm.
polite TO make such radical change-that
the interest Of political economy demand
that emancipation should be gradual Il
this effect these gentlemen favor the idea
that all eolored people remaining in slave.
ry at the end Of the war shall be gradually
freed by special enactments. No member
harbors for a moment the idea Of recon
structiug the Union on basis OF slavery
and no flag of truce has been or will be
entertained from disheartened rebel leaders
which forshadoBs an idea in conflict with
the Emancipation Proclamation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

Dartmouth held its ninety-fourih Com
mencement anniversary last Thursday.
The honorary degree of LII. D. was con-
ferred on Hon. Noah H. swayne, Of Ohio,
one Of the Justices of the United States
Supreme Court.
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HOOfand's German BitteFs
VIII Cure Every Case o.
srOnie or Nervous Disease Debility, Di5sass
Of the Kidneys, and Diseases GrisiHg
from Disordersd Stomach
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SYMPTOMS

Resulting rom Disorders o. tbs Digestive Organs ::
Constipation, Inward ls5 Fulness Of Blood 70 the
Head, Acidity Of the stomach, Eauses, heartburn, D,
Disgust for Food Fulress weight in the StOmaoh,
BOu Eructatuns Sim ing Eluttering the Pit OF
TIE stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Flu tsring the Heart, Oho-
king or SufOsating Sensations when in lying pos
turs, Dimnsss Of Vision, Dots OF Webs before the
S.gst, Fever and Doll Pal In the Head, Deficiency
Of PeTspiration, YellOwness Of the Skin AID Eyes,
Pain in the side, "a *. Chest Limbs, a., sud tee
FlusaCs Of Heat, Burning IN the lesh, constant i'm
agining Of Evil and gr,at Depression Of Spirit8.l -
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FOR EUROPE,
9 T E A MS HIP 04o~ \
~ LsrsszISi
GREAT EASTERN - -
From New York TO Liverpool.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN,

WALIEh BATOFs Commander,
WILL BE DIsPAICHID
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at W. dnesday, Sept. ID, at
O'Clock ?. N precisely clock A. n, precisely.
And at intervals thereafter OF about ak weeks from
each port
1ihsI OAbiN' ironi-'- TO Sl25
SECOND CABIN, State RoOm Berths, meals fur.
nishsd at aeP0rOte tet 10.
E5-Exeur ion Tickets oat and back, in the Ist and
ID CABINS Only, a fare and hall.
HS-Servants accompanying passsDgers and child
ren under " years Of age half fare Infants free.
THIRD CABIN, Intermediate State Rooms passen-
gers sOundEith beds bedding, taBle utensils
aud good substantial fJOd.. SO
sTEEBAGE, with superior scc c,mmodations...slO.
os-Prioes of Passage from Liverpool at same rates
above.
i-A Ii Fares payable in Cold, or its equiTalent in
u. s, Currency,
-sas-EGch Passenger allowed tive ty cubic feet OF
luggage. An experienced Surgeon on board.
Forpzssage apply only to CHAs. A. WHITNEY,
at the once, 20 Broadway, 10
II. r. BRAYTON
6Atwater Building, Cleveland, %.
For Freight apply t.
ROWLAND 4 AsPINWALL,
JulyZ6-459 Agents 81 S1uih-St.
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The ship George Griswold, which re-
cendy took out load Of food to the starry
ing operatives of England, was captured
by the pirate Georgia on her return pass
age. She was bonded for 100000. This
vessel should have been held sacred even
By piraLes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

Editor Leaasr-DEAR SIR: With your per
mission wish to say to the readers Of you paper that
will send by retura mail 70 all who wish it. (rse)
Recipe, with fan directions for making and Using
simple Vegetable Balm that will efectually remove
in ten days, Pmplsa, BlOtches, Tan, Breckiss, and
all impurities OF the SKIN, leaving the salae soft
clear, smooth and beauti u.
will also mail free to these having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple roetions'and information that
will enable them to start full growth Of Luxuran
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al applications answered BY return mail witnou
charge. Respectfully yours.
THCS. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
june29-i52 S3l Broadway, N z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

Major General Daniel E. sioklss reached
his home on the bank Of the Hudson last
Thursday. he was considerably exhaust
ed by the trip, but is doing we'll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

THE head conspiratOr of the atrOeious
rebellion, by proclamation, has appointed
another day for " humiliation and prayer"
Dripping with the blood Of the innocent
victims of his murderous conspiracy, he
proposes, by the set fOrmality Of Fast
day, to ask the Almighty to sanction his
crimes. HypocritioaI audacity cannot well
20 further.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

M MASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
-lHl command Of order of sale from the
Court Of tnus-ror1 Pleas Of GUY aillUlA county, 4,
Ohio, 81 the suit Of James K. Hitchcock against
Electa G. Hayes and Silas S. Stone, 10 me di-
rected, shall expose for sale at public auction
at the door Of the Court House IN the city Of
Cleveland, on the 18th day Of August, 1868, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, the following described premises:
Situated in the township Of Brooklyn,
being number seven in the thirteenth range
OF townships, in the Connecticut Western Re-
serve, in the State ofOhiO, and which are also in
the county ef CuyahOga, and are known by being
part Of original lot 81 in sztd township, and are
bounded as follows being sub division lots
numbers 500 to 522, both inclusive, and numbers
53l to 544 both inclusive, and making % lots in
s, s. stones survey Of College Tract in said lot
81.
Appraised as follows Lots 50]to 522 at s137.50
eachi lots 53l to 5ii st SIS each.
July IS, 1868. LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioner.
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a8OtheTs! AIothersil 6IOtheTs!

uAOtB2Fs3 bADtatoFsI4 GAOLneFh5 !
Don't fail to procure Mrs 6INsLOW'S EOOTH
ING SYRUP for CHILDREH TEEFHIEG.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription OF one
o. lhe best Felsle Physicians and Eursas in the
United States and has been used for thirty years with
neYer falling ssty and success by millions o, moth
ers and children from the feeble infant Of wees
old to the adult 1t not only relieves the child from
pain, but inTigorstes the stomach and b0veiss cor
reefs acdty aud gives tone and energy to the vhol
system It viii almost iustantly relieve
CHIPPING IN THE BOWEL AND WIND COLIC
We belisvo it the Fest and SuTest Remedy in tn
World, in ali ea-es Of Dyssntsry aud Diarrhoea T
Children, whether It arises from Testhiag, fron
any other ause.
~ Euii directions for Using will accompany esot
bottle None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CUB.
TIS PERKINS, New York, Is o. the wrapper.
Hz5-Sold by ali Medicine Dealers. Principal Ohioa
48 DeY-St., Rev York.
Price only 25 Cents per Bottle,
mhYl6- X e3-dkWia
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THF OHIO STATE MTLTTTA

Il ACr-For sale at Wholesale and Retail ct cur
orce, No. IA superOrSt list Of prices g dealers
ana copy Of the pamphlet sent to any address, By
return mail, receipt Of the price-lO csnta, Ad-
july2s Tla
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RECRUITS.
M EN- WAN NTEDRtii
o.. 8. Wy. HVgg

SEAM EN, ORDJEARY SEAMEE and LAnID-.
klEN, who have tho usual Surgeons examination,
by presenting themseves at tho Rendezvous receiy.
ed on the following terms:
NAN advance OF thre3 months to Geaneu, and
Ordinry Seamen and Landsmen.
Permission to lesve allotment OF half pay to
nIistment.
Pay from sI2 to $50 per Month
800 BOUNTY
sH- For further information enquire at No ~
Bsnk-sf. Lieut.. COTTLE,
naY4l- U s. Navy.
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CLAIMS.
TO SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

The O7mmis-io1er Of Pensions and Second Auditor
Claims Of SoIdi rs nischarged on account Of Ve1rdu
Received IN Ba tie. and who have served LEES than
two years, VIII not b audited until Congrt ss appro
PIRATES money TO pay them.
NO PERSON HAS YtT BEEN Authorized
TO COLLECT SUCH BOUNTY. As soon a. they
can be audited special attention will be given them
By W g. GE who q ises per onal att ntion 10 col
lecting toun y, Pension AID Cthsr War Chains and
Prize MoneT. 10th at tte department in Wzshing-
ton and Il his office In Cleveland
rAppl cation in person or by letter. enclosing
stamp WlllIeosiYe prompt attention. Aaply 10
ID. W. GAGE.
Licensed Attorney AID v ar Claim AGENT
lulyl5--lsIs l6s Snperior-St - i-velaIId- D.
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A letter from one l. B. Mcfarland, writ
ten from Shelbyville, Tennessee, to his
mother, in acknowledgment of the receipt
of package of clothing, gives this highly
important information:
"When opened the parcel some of the
boys remarked, That's the first shirt tail
I've seen in twelve MONTHS Perhaps it
was true None of the Confederate shhts
have tails cloth is too scarce; so with
money. A shirt with tails is indeed a
rarity"
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M ASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant % the
lNl command Of an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of Joseph Perkins against Cole
man G. Fay, to me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, IN the city Of Cleveland, on the 30th day
Of July, 1858, at o'clock P NJ, the following de-
scribed premises All Of lot number thirty
seven go in Joseph Perkins allotment Of ten
acre lots, number twelve and thirteen (l2 l3),
in the City of Cleveland, in Cuyahoga County in
the State OF Ohio, appraised at $40.
LEWIS W. FORD, Master Commissioner.
G. L. LATIMER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Hagan'g MagnoIia Balm,

This is the delightful and extraordinary Arti-
Gle ever discovered It changes ths sun-burnt face
and hands to pea y satn textgre Of ravishing beau
ty, impartlng the marble purity OF youth, aid the
DIsTsGUE appearance inviting in The city belle Of
fashion 1t removes tan freckes, pimpes and rough
ness from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh,
transparent and smosih. 1t contains no material in
furious to the skin Patronized By Actresses and
Ope a Singers. 1t is what every lady should have.
sag-Sold Everywhere.
DEMAs 8 BARNES q Co,
GeLeral a gents,
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S-Alll letters advertised are sub ect to an extra
charge OF One Cent. Persons calling for them will
please be prepared with the necessary change
~ The ofdce will be open at ~ A. NJ, and close
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MARRIED.

At Chagrin Falls July 27th, by S. L. Wilkinson,
Esl Mr.. WILLIAM MaUNTS and Miss PRlS-
ella PETHEBICK, all Of Chagrin Falls
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sPEsIAI s0TIeEs.
HE1MsTREET's
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
1t is Net q Dye,

But restores gray hair to its original color By SUP.
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenance,
impaired By age or cis-ase AL AsTAsEOUs DYES
are composed Of lunar causc destroy ing the vitality
and auly OF the ar, and afford Of themselves no
dressing. Heim5trests Inimitabs C3loriuz not only
restores hair TO is natural color By cay process
but gives the hair
LUXURIANE BEAUTY,
promotes its growth prevents its falling os eradi-
Gates dandruf, and imparfs heauh pleasantnesI
TO the head II has stood the test Of time, being the
original Hair Col1ring, aud . constantly Increasing
IN favor. Used BY both gentleman and ladies-
E5l i5 sold by all respectable dealers, or can b5
procured BY them OF the Commercial Agents, d. 5.
BAR Is & 20 292 Broadway, New YORK Two ST.
zea, 80 cent? and slo8 julyle-R27eow
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81. AHDnEws, Pitts Att'y. juiyisi455

M ASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
lHA command Of decreetal order Of sale, from
the Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga County,
Ohio, at the suit Of George SpO0ner against
George W. TillistOn and others 70 me directed,
shall expose for sale at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House, in the City Of Cleve-
land, on the 18th day Of August 1868, at 10 clock
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 Severance'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 1919 feet
deep. Appraised at $500.
July 20, 1868. LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Com missioner
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u aNINIlD u lllIl-LHN II
Dr. Sweets sIHFALLIBLE ELINIMzETisp prspars
from the raops OF DR.. Stephen Sweet o. OonEecties7
the great bone sster and has bssn used In his pra
eoe for ths last twenty years With tho most sstoniI
lug success. As an external remedy Il "A vfthoHe
rival and viii alleviate pain speedily than ann
other preparation. For 81 Rhsumaiio and NervouJ
Disorder5 # 3 truly infalible and sB cursfTs foI
5oresi wounds sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing
1ang ana powerful strengt 1ening Propsn8tiss, en-
oTer given L trial Over four hundred certificates
o. remarkable cures Performed By It within the lasa
A-sltl a1r ClaEnlanl IacIn.I .Itanu.l ..-.Illl
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Remaining In the GrveIau5 Post once
July 2S, 1853,
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d. LADIES' LIST.
Alkaline Mrs Akers Kate Anderson L N
69S1 6ge Hdso AksRi A5 LauSa AFE@tT9Ps AEgT. Char
Byrd Matilda PartIeit sophia Baret Stella
Brownhill Sarah Boyer Sarah Berbe Sarah
Rr wn s a Bull sarah Beilhammer
Beardsley Net Bfownell II Brooks +
Brooks c A Barfer Alva BLACK A P
Black Ann Byrnes NJ NJ Black Hannah
Carlton sarah P Carpenter Net Clark Mira
Oonley msrgret Conway Mary Cowen Mary
CIistiPn Louisa on Annie CadY
Coohinburger a Chm chill d Crawford louisa
Oomfrsy Jaue Colby Il Jampbell Il L
Collins FL zab'h Campbell Eliza
DolphOA BrCne Bosanah Davis Selma
Dollon ceta DlSkason D Jbgon Geneva
Daniels A lI Dickerman ME Dunn Mary
Dayison Mary Duton Lydia Dunlap Henry
Fugan Melissa Tr,ia Franks Evatt Cassie
EastOD Henry
Fie5ea a1i Liz Fs@ing h Car car FoTeSy FSiSS Az Anna
FlTshlw Anna ferguson 20 Fa7 Lucy
Florence Eliza Ferns has
Calvin Maggie Garner Agnes Guuson Maria
GU II Margaret Gilbert II srriet Guiltord Chas G
Golden caroline Griffin l. VI Gibson Joan
Gurvin J L
II
Eolien Margr,t Hams Margret Hutchinson NJ
H8rbsugh l. HsVle Louisa Hari ingtOn Julia
HenGerscn Eurlbut Hat Hawks 4
Hosum Alice hudson sB Hines Mary
| Higgins Peter Hendriokson Hull N
Jackson NJ J56s Hannah Judscn
Jackson
Ko.t,HNB Kelker Margret Ksissiker Mag
King Cords liza Kenny Mrs Knight Hattie
| Kelley Elizabeth
Lawter Thomas Lyons P Indy Sarah
| Lewis MInnis Long Minnis LaIasan Esther
/ LaveIle Briigst I,eonar A q Long Lyd a NJ
Loland Hannah Lynn EBz4 Lind Estella
Lsgis Emma
maxon R tn Mori.m Phsby- Mol'son R
/ Mahon Mary Naiser Mary Mathews Mary
MaTstgn Jsbn Q MURRAY Z Miller Emma
| Fta1 Kate MGckli1 Betty Merrill
Marley Lsvinia Mason Louisa Morrison L A
Malsoa jane hsgArJ Martin )
Me
| Mcknight q Mckinney En- McCabe Ella
| Mcbride Bell Mc-oy Alex
Newton Jose NewcOmb Abigail
OTet Mary
Pelton WV Pearson ia Patnsm Geo H
Parks carrie Pane Carrie A Porter Ann
Pa-tsrsoa Lydia Phillips Jane Palmer Il D DR.
| X
Reuz Melissa Robinzon Liz Pagan John
1 Robtnsou Isaac Rosco lglizabih Rogers ET
| REEVES Bridget Riley Anna kaiIeJ Jerusia
RhoEdes Elia A Eegsn Martin
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Stevens Susan SteTges S o Strong NJ
/ Stoc man NJ Simmons Mary stuart Mary
shelby Msrgret omith Cornelis Snyder Kate
i Sfedman Dina Shaief Elizb'h he Jard
| Sterns clara Smith Maria Stevens Alm'rA
| T
/ Turner Nellie ThAyer Z Taylor Mary
/ Taylor Elizsbh Tobin Elm TurbOsH Eliza
/ TnOmas Minnie TuInerJ
|
| Vanzaut Elizb'h Vene, Addie Valentine
| Vain Clara b Van CUrdelia
| W
WHITE Wln Wesn1Ie Sarah White Sarah
/ Wilbur Rosetta Wsms 81 Weston al
! Neaand Mary Warren NO;lie Wheeler Louisa
Whiting Wetsel Jnlia Wsrtran Fannie
W nchtster j M White hmma WBlhen Ellen
| Waldeck Cara Wade Bessie L Willam3A J
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UNrON sTATR TICKET.


Tor GovsrDor-JOHN BROUGH, Cuyahoga County.
Sun Judre-HO KING HUEFER, fa'rheld %
Auditor Of state-J MES =. G0DMAk, 9arion GO
'Trsss Of Sfate-G VOLNEY DORIS EY, M ami 10
Bd Pub Works-JNO. NJ BARRE Is, Highland Co.