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Henr, ward peeeheiF o. Hone.

Mr.. Bseoher had cordial and enthusi-
sstic reception on Tuesday evening from
his own people, in his own church. More
than three thousand persons we're present
to greet him. At Eve o'clock, P. N, the
doors Of the church and lecture-rOOm and
pArlOrs and The school room were thrown
wide open, and a rush Of light and tie
fragrant breath Of flowers came out pleas
antly on the chilly air, Of the wet nigh,
mazing the darkness sunny. Itwas mid
night before the festival ended. Mr..
Beeeher arrived at seven o'clock. The
New York Tribune says;
Mr.. Beecher's arrival was the signal
for great outburst Of the sffectionate en-
thusissm which his presence always in
spires among the people Of Plymouth
Church. He vas stayed in his progress
through the lecture room TO the church, TO
undergo numerous hand shakings and
warm congratulatiOus-buth he was himself
the happiest person there. 1t Wss such q
welcome as 8 father receives when wife
and sons and daughters flock TO embrace
him on returning from long and perilous
Journey. No precise order Of ceremonies
was permitted plymouth Church is not a
place for strict observsnces Of ceremonial
etiquette There was no formal reception ;
no set speech Of welcome-Mr. Beecher
does not like distant formalities among
his people. Instead of these, men, women
and children ran together to look ct their
pastor, and eheered him nightly when
\ they could not get at his hand to shake 1t
Few men have had 50 touching and simple
vet so eloquent welcome as Mr.. BeecheI
had last night.
Mr.. Beeeher made au of-hand speech
concluding In these words;
TWhen landed st last on our shores
felt as every one Of you has always fel
who has been Abroad have reached, at
tar all, the cline and the land and th'
people that most love; l sm back again
this is home. There is no word in ou'
tongue, there is no expression in the Eng
lish language that can give utterance Il
the feelings one has, after months aB'
months Of absence, sgain to greet his ns
tive land. to be brought back in health, Il
find all he had left still preserved to him
and so soon after my arrival to be greetet
by this goodly presence, to feel that l an
in my home Of homes, in the midst Of N.
own brethren, and in the church where
have for SO many years labored, this is jo.
upon Joy; and am devoutly thankful.
"And here, in the courts of the L9r'
and among his people, record my thsnks
giving snd my vows Of fidelity in the fu
ture. thank you for your kindness, an
ask you, not only from your love to m
but from your love for that cause we bot
serve, to pray for me, and with me, an
labor with me, that at last we may togeth
er enter the rest which has no sea, ST q
earthly disturbance, where all shall b
peace forever more" [Grest applause ]
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lNsuaANGE,
INCREASED CAPITAL &PAR-
TICiPATTOS IN PROFITS.
North American Fire Ins. Co.,
Incorporated 1873,

No. WALL-ST., n. Y, Oct p, I55a.
The President and Directors Of this Company, take
pleasure in appTsiJ the public that H order 10 meet
fully the demands Of its customers the present
tOCkhnldeTs have subscribed the additional OF
SEA Coo, making the Pr sent
CASH CAPITAL-HALF A MILLION DOLLARsi
all of which has been paid in and invested IN Accord
with the requirements Of the Gen sTa Insurance
Law Of this State under the sanction and approval uf
partment.
The Company with increased facilities, continue to
issue Policies nsurinE AGAINST loss dameCe by FiFe
and inland Tr6nsplriNtiOn where0 the assured par
toipate 10 the extent Of threeOurth5 Of the profits of
tho business. Policies are also issued, without T.
ticipatOns at reduced rates Of Premium. Losses ad
Justed or paid at the ofiic4 o. the Company its
various agencies with that pFomptitude and equity
which has characterized its business transactions du
ring the last fsrty years II. +. BRAYTGN,
nOyls-l2o' AGENT.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED,
Positively without Pain,
WITH THE
NIT ROUs OXIDE GAS.

Dr. DIrKERsON has so-ursd the services Of Dr..
PoED, of New York f1r a lew day % assist hin IN
Extract nc , eath with the Nitrous Oxide Ca. Dr.
PoSD has large eXp,riencs in prep,ring and admin
itrring the Gas having heen wi the celebrated Tr
Oolton, aud administered 1t in thousasds of cases,
Dr. CoLTos inst sppod tt is Gas for s1rFIeai opera
tions about six months ago, and within the paSttwo
months, has SEtFacted ever TCUR THOUSAND TEETH
with peIf ct satisiartion.
q he advantage Of Nitrous Oxide over Ether and
FIRsr-It is perfectly harmless. No injury vas eV.
er known to follow g nhAiAtion.
SFcOSD-The iasensibility poiucsd ID perfect
where the Gas is pure and properly administered.
1HREE-lt is pie SAINT TO iIh4ie. having no disa-
Ereesble sH Il o. taste and never prodaces Dausea
On attends ether or chloFciOrm.
FoURIH-Ihs whole time occupied, Of inhalation,
teeth extraction, sod returning 70 perfect conscious
mesa, dies not exceed three miauta5 Prom thFss 10
ten teeth can be extracted By one dose depending
location. tempzrain ut aud aEe- No Injury results
from giving hTs or SIX doses In successon- waiting
sfi er sen eoJe for the bleeding TO subside
fHFK-it can be givea with "a city in AL sorts End
from consumption hsaIt disease rush Of blood 10 the
head. &c, with no bal Vfects
= Many hundred tsi;Wo1l.is mt9ht be presented, ],
but ths follawips, ftOTn ihs Rev ThOs G. usbOrn OF
Ned Haven Conn Ia deemG6 sufficient BE says =
had sK rmiy Iootsh seth extracted while 1uc ar
TIE iLalenc7 c. tne Eiu Cxids Gas adE,iuistered
ny sTOf Gilman During the OPERATION experi-
e5s 5s Sa ne 3alH sga IA Ma r gSses4ap ig seS ps % been %
ed Without di,agreeable senfatOn. l enioyei a
mos. d-i'ghtiul dream While asleep. have expert.
enced no Il onnvanience from the Edminis,raton of
the "es Ny daughter had one, sT my sister two
teeth rAoted wnils under the innusRoe Of the
Gls and he ex pei -uce and tGstinCny EcooTds per-
fectly n mlne. was induced TO submit 10 the
operation Ia OF the testimony Of several
membeIsofm my church and congregation, who In
form. me t1tir testh had bern extracted withO It
ptlR whi @ they were urdfr tie influence Of {! Is
powerful remedial agent"
To those who have be1n tortured By subzal tilg to
the extrsstoo Of their teeth ha vyidly cODsciOUs
and who sire moro excellent wsy OF removing
these "JfieBd Dg memters," can cord ally recon-
mend Prof Cotton and his sEiilfdl assistant.
u6-E eutisis In tie City or vicinity, sending p4-
tisntE, can hsve them ratnInsd with their mouths
TeEdy Tor the impression.
Ofhca- 5ll SGpe -inr-~t.. Marble HlocF n7n-ll7
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ATTENTIONS. SOLDIERS,
AMI the Friends Of Soldiers / |

We call tho attention Of al having ralatiORs 0r
friends 10 the army to the fact that ''Hofianda c.
nAn bitter5' Will cure ntns-teBths Of toe dls~ -
lnduced by exposure and pliyatiOns, inniF ases
amp lie In the lists, published aimosf ent 20
ths newspapers. on the arrival Of the sp' daily IN
toticed that veIY large dioDortiun - It will be
rom debtltth. Every case Of that y are suffering
dY cured by Hollands German 81 md can Re read
hesitation in saying that If the .ters We have no
used nong soldiers, huP o Bitters vera freely
laEed that otherwise womb ,ireds Of lives might be
Fhe pTopriet lTs agR dAI' be lost.
ron sufferers IN tha receiving thankful letters
been restored 20 b. .rmy and hospitals, who have
snt tot hsR eyTT Alth BY th Hss Of these Bitters,
-eir friends
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From RsV.J. sastou Brown, D. D., Editor Of tne
Enoyclopedia Religious KnoWlsdge.l

ltrom RsV.J. ssgton Brown D. D. Editor Of tns
Enoyclopedia Religious KnoWlsdge.l
Although not disposed 20 favor or reoomrIsnd Pat
ent Medicines "a general through distrrst Of tAsb
Ingredients and sfscts vet know Of SUFFICIENT
reasons Why ma1 II testify to the benefits he
believes himself TO haze -scsiyed nom any simple
preparation, in tho hcps msy thus contribute to
the benefit OF others.
do this ths ore readily in regard 10 Hoonapd's
German Bitters, prepared BY Dr.. q. n jackson, OF
this oity, became was preiudtced against them TO-
man years, under the impression that they wgre
chiefly Rn alcoholic mixture. am indebted TO- INV
friend Robert Shoemaker Eqs., Tor no romOvgd thfs
prejudice by proper tests and for encOuragg mont 70
Try them, when suffering rOn great and leg cOntn-
ue1 debility. The use OF three bottles Of these Bit
tsrs, at the beginning Of the present year WA fol-
lowed By evident relief, and rest6ra fOn TO daTea sf
bodily and mental Tigor which nad not felt t0y sir
months before, and hAd almost espare ug reaininE
therefore thazk God and ~ friend Eor CiFeeting M
" the Use Of them. D. NEWTTDN BROWN
Philadelphia, June =, 1851,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

The Louisville Journal, which loves
slavery more than the Union, gsrnishes
lis columns with such delectsble mOrsels
as the following;
"RUNAwAYl RUNAWAY !-On the 14lh
inst, Daniel Arve, slave belonging TO
the subscriber Ia Jefferson county. Dam
iel Is about forty or forty five years Of age
brown color; talks we'll; rather intelli
gent; reads, and is able to write his name;
eIlls himself preacher; medium size,
and is very polite. He teok with him
dun colored horse, blind in both eyes; also
q one-horse spring Wagon. He came to
the city with marketing on Saturday
morning; was seen in town on Saturday
evening. will pay liberal reward for
his apprehension and delivery st the JEFF
ferson county jAil.
MRS. s. W. LOCKWOOD.
The Journal is shameless in its prOsti-
tuition to the interests Of slavery. We
very much fear the amisble Mrs. Lock-
wood viii never see Daniel again, for he,
evidently is not "blind in both eyes" if
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LECTURES.
DRAINARD' HALL -
Thirteenth Annual Course of -
LIE @ IT q z Es.
Cleveland Library Association.


The Lecture Committee hAve the plsasure 70 sn-
nOunca that a, great pains and expense they have Sc
cur d the following distinguished Statesmen buth-
Ors and sOeis as Lecturers for he Regular Course
The Series will cSmprise Twelve Lectures
Hon. DANIELS s. EICKINSUN. Of New York, on
Thursday Evening. Fov. 18Th. The Union"
"EDMUND kiaRE,n The author Of "Among the
Pines " my Southern Friends &c. 90 THURSDAY
BAYARD TAYLOR, on Thursday Evening, Dec.
3d Russia aGd her People,"
Or JOHN G. HOLLAND, t'Timothy Titcomb, )" on
Thursday Evening, Dec. 10th. ''The National Heart
Arson G. Oh ESTE Z, of Albany, New York.
Poem-''rhe Gods."
Pfaf LUIS AGAssIz, of Massachusetts. Two
Proi. VIM. Q. RICHARDS, of Rhode Island. Two
Lectures.
Miss EMILY SHAW, Of Massachusetts,. Beadings
rom he Posts.
~ fhe Committee are likewiEe IN correspondence
with ReT. Henri Ward BsFCher, HO1. as. T. Brady
Hon. rhOs. =. Melsher, ThGs. buchanan Read, Geo.
VIM. Curtis and others
Ticket. admitting Gentleman and LADY to the
Tickots, sGmittlng GeptIsi IN and two Ladies' TO
the C-urs@, Leo.
Tickets, i.GmItt,ns ona psrFon 10 the COurse 81.
re- Holders OF Course TlGkets may secure Reserved
Seats the day OF the tecJure by applying at Brain
arc q and prying 70 cents Tor each seat.
Single Tickets to Lectures Wit be rom % to 90
Cents. Reserved seats IS cents extra.
b. y. PETXOTrO,
O. A. BROOKS,
D. P. EELLS,
nnv2-l24 Lecture committee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

The Ohio Soldiers Vote.
The following table gives the soldiers vote
in many of the counties of the State. 1t
is another added proof of the hatred of our
soldiers for traitors and treason:
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Ansthsr New PsIi,lcnI Party.

The "Rationsl Conservative Union
COMMITTEES" has called National Con-
vention to meet at Cincinnati, December
81, for the purpose Of consultation and
taking such action as may be deemed most
d.. efective to secure the nomination and
inaoTil.ia,tion Of conservative men in the sp-
WAN,1hing Presidential campaign. This
v, IsT@s9 has candidate still alive, John
e Of Akn;s g. there is no reason 10 doubt that
7sight g Ioqna. al sentiments are still cOnserv-
he continues to act with the
- @nservstive party" of the cOun-
~ 0BlAS IN arms against the constitution
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DELICATE CHILDREN.

scarcely aHy flesh on their bonss, cured In very
sort time; BOTTLE in such cases, viii have most
surprising effect.
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- 3 EkEEap IaEIll. a EGDeA 8

D. BsestHIHFAL' ~. ~ - "a n
sron Shs rsoiJs @ pz .sig,h-. sasst, c. .
.hs ssest 19n' ssl-f Z, hL5. Gas sesa "a d [.
s,SS ss iSsI ISs t5s iHss ~ atg sesrB pit y the a
80 80 ,,,,,4 H .i7 1C<tsFasi rem Nsy =
49,, -. -. ~ s/isfs pain Eoce s7S
Disorders u Is T. a. in4si.iti. a. q >
SesIi5 : ,y'1. - Grains, Bruises, 80.
- 80 49, logf 5-fIl st-engthontEg pt Q
-, - fFof der ans - stonishuautC
;. r,tslsS Is sriai. over iGur hund-rtA
a. - EADlf cures Performed By it Nitf
~ Afai 81 st tc this fzct. otreng Z,
= - q for q .svessus 5aHin-itsao
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tEothers. Ngeghers q NgotheFs!.

Don't tan 70 procure EiTs. WiE5LOR's sOOTl
EBG sYRUP for "a ! LDREE rEETaIEG.
This vsIusais rreparssi0n i he prescription I'd
Of the best Eemass Fhygic'sas and Errses IN {
Unitsd States, and has leon 'ssa .os thirty yeas =
neysr Ealing sa.et5 snd succes By milicns II mSl
sFy a children, from tde lagpls infant Of one Vs.
old the adult It not only Believes ths child iru
pain, but tnyisOTatss tie stomach and bowels, o
rsSts acidity, and gives vus and energy to the ID
81 sem. It viii almo5l iHsiansIy raloEo
GRIPIEG IN TIE BOWELS And WIND COLI
We beilevo L ths Boss and surest Remedy In {
world Il eli casss O. IysontsrT and Darrhoes
children whether Ii ssisss iT0-1 gesthisg, OE nc
any olhe canze.
sqJEuli direetiens iGr usinE VIZ accompany es
bottle. Eou5 genuine urlcs1 HE fac-simile Of GU
TIs a PEEKfE6. New T0rE. iI On Ihe WraFPor.
sE-soId By eli zlcdic!as Dealers. Principal eHI
a DeT-st.s sisE York.
Price ozlg IS Coats ser 8sstis.
4
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Haean,s Magnolia nsf

TSs Chief Attributes Of Mad,
freqasatiy lost or suspsnded By nal-gfssG
eIoua habits tha- will iEsyiizbiy Lead A.
disease unless checked in timo Read sng.
down in the treatise ''HUhAE FEAIEta.
BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. IL q elaboTbe'
TED with colorsd sngTsFizEs and VII
nsost hardened aud uneoncariIed, .
the minds Of the most dessantf7g by
In the right channel for rsii0s q hoiI
agony and dessair. Il
Price g cents. sent free syeEJ tTlers = :
ussnt Of q Trisselnsri' IL snf.. eIsr coIu,be
sold also by 2, y. gIsAF x, DsugE.-..
gala u
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LYONS KATHAIROK.

Kathairou Is from the Greek word "karhroi'' or
kathairl." sFniJinE 70 cea So rcjurinare and To-
store his arflcie Is what It's name siEn1n1a. EoE
preserving restoring and Identifying TIE human
tair Il Is the most Teigr kabe prap-ra ion Ia the
world. II Is again own and pu BY he Origine!
pr0prister, and is now made With th0sane care aklt
and atienti which gave il sai5 u over olo million
bottles per anuum.
1t IL a most ielightful Hair Dressing.
II eradirafes scuri and daadrud.
a. keens The head cool aad ear.
Ig axes he arr Tich soft aud El0ssy.
Ir rb-tqras hair upon bald h7eGs
II prev ,1fs tie hair ff0n islfiag on AID turn
ing Elgs-
Any la-y Or gems alHaE gglo values tssitliu hesd
Of hair should csc = lu's AaihaircG- 10 j. known
and used throug nOCl li CiTizsd world. beid By Al
respectable dealers.
DEaiAss. . EEs CO., Props
ulTl-RGecW NsW York.
In Mansfield. O., August f05h, MA 81 wiie O
81 "A Mysrs, ard daughter OF ksv. Z. Q, OF Farm
upr n, Ohio, aged 81 years.
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Brs G 3 A "a a n,
Es''3' Of sss Rgyll osisass Of Fks'.
Eondos, E,ssiazdi Graduate Ell
Eieor9', Hospital for


Eissra'. Hospital for
.FEMALE DTSEAsG
aad Constant ettsndans cr Paris, London, \
lsaui and sfontcsal HosVssal1 fsr the last tsrI
hsst lronad his 0Eics a. TIA
johnson Ho,re. Cleveland
Wha = he VII Be hsr5y toraoetaH tboss who
Eiou d with sGbacuta sld ohEoaio disgzsss.
b J trsz1msEG is entirely iiEzrsut iroCa
slaI J, Gnd Is MID, eaeaciols and elective. 4
iosu e are simply sryet1ble sxtrasts nd O.
aAI noFSz besn usss but b. two Ctha. phys
AEsESea besides himself Hs hes spsS the
part of his lissnod thogsand5 Ct 5olisrs ia G
gsW sscssts IN aiI protetIica. lTs sesls 3;
s5r AL f0rmB Of 5tEsase. ESca.rEs sor esvir
honeas md tsae statement q tEsireSss.
5rEEsTa- a-CEEEA
To T0CEa EEE.-He can pray8 = you =
utes that he Is IL 5lly laFsicia1 -11 eve
With thar cuses bis lisaass- For every paf
WiIlouOW his direrziJ18s he VII giys 0ug
Dollars Y be balls 10 C-lTirg lhts tl=s3ss.
made FOR cOnsullgtt5n. Thoss ss Gistao
10 consult the D1cta ruaF 10 20 by send
vial OF urige by rlails With Lame, sex ar
viii Ansvsr s1d describe their caes, an .
lty O. getting reflex, - enclosing . ~
stagnp.
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IcoMuUEIckrED-I
ulMoR1RY CONSUMPTION 4 cURABLE DIsEAS
A Card-To ConsumptiVes.

The undersigned having been restored 20 Esa!t
few weeks, by veIJ ziIupio remedy, after haI
suffered several years With severe uug aGeS>
ard that dread disease, ConsumPtion--is an &,
make known 10 his fall-W-suf-rers the -,
cure.
To all who desire It, he VIII end a o ~
scription used tfree Of charged vist ~ 49,
for preparing and usins the sane ,ybicb tbsv
ind Sure Cure for Consumpir .-,hr,s A.
It's, &c. The only object of tbs ,l,-s-,igs- - 81
the Presori9tion is to benof o,iic,.l srd !.
information which he Co -, 20 H., l,,ra.1ab
be hopes every snheroT III -. nj. -..r,,jy a.
cost them nothing, - 80 : ll-szir-.
Parties wishing ,,,, --,.c, 80, n. . -,
Rev. EOWA ana yrtI.snN vyIlit,.,.Ir.
oetl soy sKiuas county
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fS ATIouA1 B ATTENTION PAID TO
" JPPLY ING LIBRARIES.
Special Attention Given to JObbIng.
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS
OF the. Very Best Qualities and LOwest Prizes.
CARRIES de VIsTTE-Of Gen. Gilmore and
five hundred others.
PHolOGRAPH ALBUMs-2oOO in sixty
different styles.
JUVENILE BOOKS-WhOlesaIe at Manu-
factursrs prices.
JUVENILES IN sETTs-O7er 1000 Sets
and Games
JUVENILES A sPRCIALIFY-Ipullest as
sortment we ever offered.
JUVENILES IN NLINEN-Colored Pictures.
PAPER AND RNVELOPEs-At the Low
est Market prices. .a
OFFICE EINKS-ArMold's, Cox's, Spenoeri-
an, American, Sc.
DRAWING PAPERs-Of al SIZES and
Qualities.
INK ETANDS-Glsss, Wood, Rhbbe ;, Poek-
ct, SC. -.-- -. .-
OUTLINE MAPs-PelIon's, MitSheu's,
Csrnells, So.
DBCTE0NARIES-Worcestsrs and Web
Bter's, all sizes.
WaJTbe Trade are Invited to examine our Stock, or
address BY mail 1t Cleveland, o., ieadytlls, Pa
nJIll-lsI INGHAM s. BRAGG.
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YER AND AG q E.
The ol usEil not return If these Hittsr5 are used
No person. Fever and Agde DisHiot should be
Withoutt1.o
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: : : : :
PARTIO U.LAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under the name
Of Bittsrs, pus up in quart bottles, compounded Of
the cheapest whisky or oJmmon rum costing from ~
Uorinnder Seed.
This Slass Of Bittera has eaused aud will continue
20 luse. as long they be Sold hundreds to die
the death o. the drEnkErd BV their use the system
is kept continually under the influence Of Alcoholic
Stimushts Of the worst kind the desire for Lguor Is
created and kspt up and the resut s a the horrors
attendant upon drunkar1's life and death.
For those who desire AMI will have Liquor Bitter
publish tho folloTinz recipe got one bottle Hoof
land German Bitter8 and mix with three quarts good
brandy or whisky, and the result will be q prepara
tion that will far excel in medicinal virtues and true
excellence Of the numerous Liquor Bitsrs IN the
market, and will cost much less. You will have ali
the virtues Of Hoofauds Bitters In connection with
good article Of Liquor, 0t much LEST price than
these inferior preparations Will cost you
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY RT0RSTNG NOV. n, 1858,
NeEs frsnl GsneraI GIlm0re,. OommaBd q.

News from General GIim0rc's Command.
Uader this head the New York Evening
Post Of TGesdsy, has an article of the
Rravest moment, touching the treatment
Of oolored soldiers. Such is the prejudice
eHgendered by the Internal and degrading
system Of slavery, that many of our best
officers, especially those of the West Point
stripe, do not treat our colored troops as
soldisrs, but as onimals--not as men, but as
pgahtafion cattle. A condemnation too Sc
we're cannot be uttered against such G
practice, practice at once insulting to
the officers Of colorei regiments, bssely
unjust to the eolored troops themselves,
and we nay add false to the Union; and
to the dire exigencies Of the country.
- That the Post eriteises, with any
too much severity, General Gilmors's inef-
feoiual operations against Charleston, we
sre not prepared to say. This we know,
that very many share in the views, and
are adopting the conclusions Of the Post
and feel that 50 far as the reduction Of
Charleston is concerned, General Gil
more's exps5iiiOn is, if ii is not likely TO he
4 failure. Public faith which has held out
stOutly for six long months, begins to
faltsr.
The news Of the pounding away at the
debris Of Fort Sumter, is not very exhila-
rating or inspiritingi neither is General
Gilmores wrongful snd indefensible treat
ment Of colored soldiers, calculated TO in
crease respect for min as an officer and
9 man, or to inspire confidence in his ul
timate success. Il is the true heart, ani
the strong arm welding the sword of jus
tiee, in manly recognition of the rights O.
ell oo-operatOrs, whether white or black
that inspires respect and confidence, snt
lsads on to benefcially accomplished vie
fnFv
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D E BILIT Y,

Resulting from ie-ers of any kind-tbsse BitteFs will
renew your strength in q very short time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

IN Wellington. November 10th, by Rev ]. F.
Ward. Mr.. F H PHELPS 10 Miss HATTIE A.
yLiFFOBp, all Of Wellington.