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grasa hural epnafar.er ansasheaen.

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bur9 eonsltust ob3el6t. DIE Rstslenqrmes
bsfaOst li1 jssi BET @bslbppiae. unO 6Orrsa
TT nod in Der @ssenp pom 5arpatb. s
Gtne 3ranspOrlH otille uater Bsetdung pom
SauUnenbcoten 1T auf Dem gDeSe nod bier.
S6sli6 FiAten lhb @tbetlenccnjcrittfte unr
fontmen hleg az.
Ser @umberlanrT uB febt isBt 10 SUP absr
ben uferbanteu, unO iteiet nod INNER ns r
Sic RsbeGen besroesen, Bic edbiTfabrt aMf6sm
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Sort 6enrY, 10. San. Der Dulnpfst
Sames Wteao,ss Der nit Nru'eeoorrdtaea mad
@urtntb Angling, IL surafsetebrt unO bertatst,
bag bic Asbelen, 2500 Wann ftltf. BET Ca
Danrd0 am Gsnneiiesfuhs rarnptrfn Man
fiir6tst, Oab psr untsr Sepefuns, pcns 1900
Mdnn mad @printb absesauBeue Granapcrt
auae9riTen puroe. Ole Nebelen battsn DR.
ttaerte BET liA, i'm DEN 6luB gu bsfsetGsn,
nnb man TT Der NuliGt, baB fein Graueport,
I&if Den Sennelise Cbne Sepsdun9 zines Sea-
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ttirtdgs A Mbr bel nlisersm slgensen brn. DStecfeic
DeD. 42O @-&tr ab9s9eben rDstcees hncen nod,
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NerEdut be 1Dtgtea-@etre L
Oes. - Gin Donnerlfa9e purte auf Dem
Uerft Der 8cItoner Dompfer stne bepeutenos
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Mots etugeu fir So Gents per Bulbsl ab,
Wit esten Den wsitersn 8ssfolg Der Nuettun,
osr abnlthe REGULATE %er;telte, ni6t. uno fib
rem mar pas 8Ortebenbe oils Gin SetIptd on,
'roB man es pobl Dsrltauosn bate, Der Spe+
fnlattpp unb 5ogm Wadgr-Gia S1nippGen -5u
lhlassn, Imb bic Maere fGr baG, mas lie merits
mar, BET reelIen Gdufsrn unter3nbrineai,.
iGtme br n adj S rtW o nrOe.
Nur CUR Armee uNb Wtartne sebGrt9e perlo.
men un0 Iolde, .ets 'atf tbem Sort fettf 81
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fOrtan 9dlF rort9ia. Der 3upraas BON yileu,
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8abn stne 9sraaosrung la Der Nbfabrseil
stn. Der Belt3rS gebt pcl @qlogrtltr.-
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um 9 ubr Nbtaps, psr 6arlieDar8er nAccomp;
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oieIer 53uee fommt bier an uin l94 t1er 4tbes.
Der stpeite um Z lbrn 90 Mln. 9Rofqen8, Der
brittle unn p llbr gfahmtttasSa uaO Der lfb.e
um 8 ubr WtOreene. Der e.n8iae Sonntags
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l9tatur. une 10 tamen bstpe papOn, 3fnDsm fl
uItfr' 6rieosasbGrsl8ar selieat parren.
Wm. Ount8aH bate esa Us. S. 9eparr
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6pleenbe SrOer 1T pom 0eneroGmaio
SGend erlalIeu pcrceR; a. &,Se H. a..s,a sssa.s
5auptquartter peS Wttkloepartments,

Cine milttariIhe unterIuddnseccmmillioa
parQe na@ Dem Steart's NianlIOn 0olpttal
aelhidt un tn Der 5a9e osS Sobanu s.
8abolO Der beim Ser uGe, Die S4ilewa6elints
III purAbuhen, BON Der S6ilowahe gelhOl
len uno OerpunOet ,purpe, NdGfOtl@unssn
an3uts1en.
Die @ommiltpn bat beri6tet, bab Sploat
Doptp D'Denabue pom ID. Connecticut 0e.
gtment feline SdnlDi9tett sstban bat unp fret
son alan GaDel TT. 6etners pab Der ArttGe-
rift s. !. 8obOID, treg BEG anrufeS Der
56iipwa6e' i'm 8sett mar Die 9tnte 81 purd
prs6en, alsier eelGullsn tpnroe, aa0 pae fee
ser SoiOaf 5r6gIl2, zine S@Itepadys Der tn
neren Qtnie, ben BasclO aufgemuntert babe.
purh Mlaufen. Die &ommtllton bsriAtst 10
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umiat, Niasisun9 UNI Slu3bett in Bpl5ieb=
uus lstnsr Otsnipfltht ssbonoslt tabs. epe'e p
gum Neubriten idri:t, uto lsiner SAulpi8teit
N ltDer Geaiebung 9strsn ndh3eFcmnen TT.
9iad gelhebener gesaauer un~ieFtadnn9 oss
3sugsupsrtGrs lno oes obt8ea Serihtee be-
teblt Der @meraImajor: ~.
l, Daft SOlDat ODnabae pom Is. Con
aecttcut 9te6tmeIt Wegen leinee pTltcpt9eifeue.
8etrogens sole DTent'tde Aneifsnnung psre
Dtent. .1ote Taa3n0c s4
2. daft benz Soteatn =. 6r0bli6 Scm
Is. Rsstmsnt pes 9. Ct. Qtttlsrif, lein 8e
asbnien hierntt IF ntiiA srnlttaft perwisIen,
ano CT pur pesbaIb, NIT Ihwsrer Strafe pee.
|inont 'wlrS, mgit ass ausm, mas potlie9t, 1t
80 sisnli& un3ure6nua8afabi8 1T, nnp Die
S6wste ietnee 8sraepsns gar niat etnlnal
ssgveifen fonnts. 4ssa1a .4 -aaA
3, DAT ptsls Srbrs bei iscer %fin3slne Nb-
sbeiIune Oieies Armeecorps OTentliA bet psr
PARADE Sn o~erieIen fet, 70 bae isOer ScIfat
usrtOarRt, unp i9n bic Observation-Disclosures tn's
gscd4tniB 3uridssrnien petre, pereu CT in
Wa6oienlt mntrrpprfen If.
Nuf Befsbl re6 0lneralmai0r SGsnd.
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SbBtr 9ttem DrrianmsIt 1t cen Ntohta5 apene ~
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lun, Der Agflse ge aht 70 .rpta mae, pIre anh bas critic
u 10 ~ptretstlG II eroen-
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fem BereIa add seen nil, 10 70 ptyGt treuneItA eaSH EN-
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4rUb Stamm peS unabD. SsDens Der 9pIp
manner 1.m Staat Warplano.
Ste 81 ni-n Hhe yiltgli-her rbt rn Stt-Sta tntrs, fept'
bic @epr utan tn er IN ecreret,n St5n N ~ roen hte1-
IN % b:ndb tb tAt i tel Der M re N5sHe fattltncearet
Sc I'm nlu 3 rte IDlp nap %tnl gang Der telm3et tr cen
HaQEsn Etrain It IGRhreI. meg 4 pottd It Gin ooet
A.KOrDe, @r. Sb%r iftiIbrer.
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gttblt 0aufrtr1ut una 1N T.
Gas titt er isinen @lfen aufi
uso Ntits Bier fiji. rem Dart.
Splpntdre W6suns! Sc en- 5ersnttun8 bef
9 It al .. mSlGs III S2lJe pom -2Sttiel Der 3iabrun9.
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ais . pIIpWag's PttIeH Wpb SGlbt aH 20 .ts.
pr Dor. (ASl
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,Sspcn5 G1nt tn Nep O9rt ltn0 9etallhte 80:
Woten TN umlauf. e
DIE Roten lo0ea eut 9raStrt, abr bds ga.
pier uuO Die Dru6arbeit Iebr mittelnaBte
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tern Wtcrssn Ger Sol. 9Gortbtnstpn Don 81.
anf Der CHARACTERIZATION in eineu Gar ces uad
WaIbtnotpn ab3ebenCeu 3uses sinfeissr
.rolte, flblte es etne 61no In leiner etIpa $500
aentbaltsnpen Gaihe. @r mndte 9drm, aber
IS gdana psm Oiebe, 1etUA Ubue etua5 er'
'talAt gu tcten, gu enitommsn.
u n9rtf - GfOrs Ob, Der oeu &ob
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DOR M otter Dsip untsr 8urel4aIt far lsip
@sfAstnen pOr @eriHt esltslt. u9
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betb pate uup @batl0tte 5apior pruaelten lid
gum 3eitUsttrsib auf Ter SIrabe sesenIsitit
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mann tbatliA ausesrif,n, is seiGlasen uni
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LOsT. WAITS 4 FOUND.

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4. N. eANGEwER, Secretary.


Concerning the coming election Of a
United States Senator at Columbus, a
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
writes:
"The opposition to Mr.. Wade from the
Republican members arises from personal
feelings, Influenced by the course he has
seen proper to pursue with regard to ap-
pOintment to offices, and yet the constitu-
ents Of these very members are most anx-
ious for the return of Mr. Wade, and will
vote to keep at home these public servants
hereafter. The present is Of all others the
time when the earnest and reliable Sena-
tor is needed, one who will not finch, no
matter what the occasion or what the au-
dience, and who views this rebellion in its
proper light, and says as does Mr.. Wade,
"if we succeed land we shalll the leaders
of this awful conspiracy hang; if they sue
oeed, which God forbid, 1 hang" The
COpperheads will probably unite on Hugh
J. Jewett as their candidate for Senator,
not for the reason that they expect to elect
him, but merely to encourage their South
ern brethren and to keep their spirits up,
showing them how faithful they are, etc.
While from the foregoing one cannot feel
sanguine as to the result, yet am strong
ly impressed with the belief that B. F.
Wade will again represent Ohio in the
Senate of the United States. God grant
that such may be the result and if this be
the case, Ohioans may be proud of their
Senators, Wade and Sherman. With such
men to warn, advise and threaten, traitors
will be fewer, Congress purer, and our
country stronger. There is an effort now
being made for a caucus Of Republican
and Union Democrats, to be held tO-mor-
row evening or during the week think
it will be held"
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statement Of this messsge-to wit thst all
officers Of the Federal army who may
hereafter be eaptuTedin in any Of the States
embraced in the Proclamation, shall be de-
liverei over to the State authorities, to be
dealt with according to their State laws
against those exciting servile insarrec-
lions. Such a proceeding was never heard
ofbefore, and eclipses anything heretofore
attempted BY these adopts in outrage. By
it, all laws Of war are superseded by the
inhuman State laws which have so long
disgraeed the slave States. It is the black
Gag with vengeance. Under it, no honor
no decency can be expected. Officers
taken by the vicissitudes of war may be
thrust into dungeons, hung, quartered, or
exposed to all the refnements Of cruelty
which the brutalized legislatures of the
Southern States have devised for the pun
ishment Of State offenders against their
peculiar institution. It gives the lives Of
all captured officers into the hands Of
Southern State courts for final disposition,
and what justice viii be found there,
those who have read the record of Southern
life for the last twenty years can best
judge. OF all the infamous deeds Of the
rebels, none is more pregnant with the
very essence Of fendish hate than this.
Without this declaration of future policy,
the message would be harmless braga-
dOciO; with it, it is the venom of malig-
nant and devilish spirit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-17

PubIshers Of Herald,
J. STEPHENSON,
Publisher Of Plain Dealer.
T. eOWLES & CO,
Publishers Of Leader.
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POST-OFFICE TIMETABLE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT FoR
w the arrival z.4i i.'sipr the mails The
Cleveland Post ONCE

M In Y n Anna N NJEm Elm Il FOX
w the arrival I'D lrsinr the mails A. Tho
Cleveland Post Ohice.
NoyiGs. :,s.Isi
EA7rEnE WAY, daily, for Buffalo and int rmediate
ofic 8, arrives lO.06 A n, closes 2.eO p. n.
EAsTERs WAY, daily, for Willous hby, Pain,syil e,
Geneva Ashtabula ID Connesut, arrives a. 6il5 P.
E3sTEHS THRoUaa 5s daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
York arrives 6;55 A NJ, 6;l5 P. Nj closes s905 A n,
: PTTTsBUReH WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, Canton, Akron, Mas
son, steubenYile, B. o. r. B., arrives s22 A.
PITTsEURaH THROUsH, for Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington arrives $50 ?. ~; closes 2:5O P. n.
OIEoREATI WAY, for Columbus, indianapolis, Lou
isYie, ST. Louis Nashville and Cairo arrives T.30
CINoIENATI THROUGH, FOR Columbus, indianapolis,
st. Lonis Nashville and Cairo, arrives 93OA Nj cO-
ses $50 P. N.
WIsrEEs WAY, for Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily arrives s.25 A. n; closes G;35 A. n.
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Chicago and De-
tr9it, daily, arrives $50 P. NJ; closes 5s5 ?. N.
SANDusKY WAY, Elyria via Northern Division, ar
riTss a. g;4O A; Nj closes 800 P \;
mAHoSIsG WAY, Warren and Youngstown arrives
MEDINA WAY, daily, arrives 400 P. n; closes 500
RoCKPoRT, Dover, Sheffield, North RidgeviIis, &C.,
arrives and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and Sstur
Barn, BrecEsviIle, Copley, &C., leaves Tuesday,
and Saturdays at 700 A. n; arrives Mondays and Fri
SHARON CESTER, Granger, Hinckley, North Royal
ton leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 700 A. NJ ar
riyes Mondays and Fridays at 500 P. N.
MARREssvILE, daily, arrives l0:lS A. NJ closes
EAsT CLEVELAND and Euclid, daily, arrives 300
closes 800 P. n.
B5-F Time of Arrival Of Mails in above Schedule Is
At ths repot, and time OF Distribution OF mails ready
delivery usually hour later than arrival Of
Bzs- Mail and Drop Letters are required by law to
All City Circulars required to be prepaid with
hSr Once open from 7:sO A. n. to 7:soPM
T. r. VI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-17

a Washington letter says that Mr.. Nor
rill, Of Vermont, has made an interesting
movement, which, if successful, will glad
den the hearts of our sculptors. He pro-
poses that the old Hall Of Representatives
shall be set aside for art purposes, and
that the old States of the Union shall be
invited to place in said hall one or two
statues Of their most famous men. 1t is
thought the States would be glad to accept
this invitation, and that in this manner q
very interesting collection of statuary
would be collected under the dSme Of the
Capitol.
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The Toronto Globe says that large de-
posits Of gold undoubtedly exists upon the
Saskatchewan river in British America,
sad Loudly caIIs upon tns oUvera=4at ia
make good Canadian title to the territory,
which 1t believes already legally belongs
to the province, but which, if not, may be
had for the asking. It says the territory
is not like that of Pixies Peak or COlOra-
do, barren in soil and severe in climate,
but rich in everything that is needed for
human use. It complains sharply of the
neglect of the interests of the Upper prov
inee that the Lower may be enriched.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-17

The Missouri House on Monday Ia.

The Missouri House on Monday last
adopted the following resolution
"ResolVsd By the House Of REPRESENTA-
tiUes, the Senate eOHetrTing therein, That the
proclamation issued by Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States, on the 22d
day Of September, 1852, and his supple
mentary proclamation issued on the lst
day Of January, 1868, will inaugurate the
most important epoch in American histo-
ry, and meeting with our full endorsement,
we earnestly and respectfully urge its rig
id enforcement, and will use our best en-
deavors to sustain it."
What rebuke TO the Northern dough-
faces is this resolution adopted by Union
men in a Slave State
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IMPORTANT FRoM COLUMBUS.
B, p. WADE NOMINATED UNITEI
STATES SENATOR.
GRAND TRIUMPH OF THE RIGHT

GRAND TRIUMPH OF THE RIGHT
Not for this many day have We given
our readers any news with more genuine
pleasure and thankfulness as we do In
stating, on the authority Of a special dis
patch to the LEADRR from Columbus,
that Hon. BENJAMIN F. WADE was
last svening nominated for reelection as
United States Senator from Ohio for the
term Of six years from March next. The
late hour at which we received the dis
patch (midnight) preOludes any extended
comments upon this grand triumph of free
principles. But no cOnnent is necessary. q.
the simple fact IL enough to make every
loyal heart Zap with e1ultatiOn and joy
Mr.. Wade was nominated on the first
ballot receiving So votes.