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The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-24
NOTICE.

DURSUANT to Instructions from the Com
l. mssary General, approved by the Secre-
tary of War, as Chief Commissary pro tenn
for the State of Mississippi and East Lou
isiana, have appointed the Chief Commits
saries and designated their respective Dis
trict as follows:
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-24

Counties of Marshall, DesotO, Tunca, Pa
nola, Lafayette, Calhoun, Yallobusha ITALIA
hatche Coahoma, Bolivar, Sunhower, Car
roll and Choctaw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
YnIInndirhnm In Ohio.

We learn from gentleman who has
lately traversed the State of Ohio leisurely
from one side to the other, that Copper
hesdism is more completely dead and 'laid
out" than ever was a political heresy in
any State, before actual service had con-
signed it to sepulture. War Democrats
are declaring themselves by hundreds and
thousands. Shrewd men, who have hopes
Of future life do not think it safe to show
the white feather in time Of war. So that
between patriotism and self=hness, the
hopes ct the Copperhesds are utterly
blasted. But the most striking fact in the
Ohio canvass is ths extraordinary unan-
unity and enthusiasm Of the women and
children for John Brough the opponent OF
Vslandigham. While thousands of these
persons were seen and heard in cities
and at depots of railroads, waving hand
kerchiefs and shouting for Brough, never
one had word for Vsllandigham.-
Judging by the popular manifestations BY
the wayside, our informant is confident
Vallandighsa will not be beaten by less
than 100000 majority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
The Ohio Campaign.

The Chicago Tribune, in the course Of an
article upon the Ohio election, says:
"The CoppeThesd spouters keep carefully
out Of view the crime for which the traitor
was sent TO his friends in Dixie. They
never pointed out the fact that be was en-
gagged in fomeDting seditiUn among the
people, in advising resistance to the draft,
in encouraging desertion Of soldiers from
the army, and By every means in his pow
er weaken ng the Government and dis
coursging the people in their contest WitA
a gigantic rebellion. The proper way to
deal with such Williams would be to try
them by drum-head rt-martial and
shoot them on the spot. The government
Of sly other nation under heaven would
summarily dispose of such treason-mon-
gers.
"Free speech is sn right and proper in
its place, but when public safety is put in
peril by ibsious pen or lieentious tongue
the higher law Of self-preservstion de-
mands that curb be PIT on it. A man
has right to use fre to light Of warm
himself. but not to employ it to burn ur
his neighbor's honse. The torch may
rightfully be snstched from the ineen.
diary's hand and himself be arrested"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

We find the following terse Oommunica.
ton in the London Daily News of the sth
instant:
"Sir:-We are at war with the New
Zealanders-'ws for empire-theY for in
dependence
EWhst if President Lincoln recognise
their beligerent rights 2-snd what if
New York capitalists take New Zealand
lOan-snd if an American Laird furnish q
New Zealand Alabama, to be commissioned
by Maori lieutenant and manned by
British sesmen from the naval reserve, and
so on? Why not and what then2
l am, sir, etc, NEMESIS"
This is but a small orumb, bu! John
Bull can find great deal Of meat in it il
he chooses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
wurnIus to the People of Ohio.

RoAxoKE, Ind, September q.
Eos. GAzErrE feel it my duty to
drop 6 line to you at this juncture and
say that your State of Ohio is about to be
overrun with Butternuts from the State Of
Indiana, to vote for that bell-born traitor
Vallandigham. fear the people in Ohio
are asleep to the danger that seems i'm
pending over them. l am not mistaken
when tell you the money raised to re-
deem the conscripts is now being applied
to psy for the transportation Of Butter
nuts from Indiana to 60 to Ohio to vote
for Vsllandigham, the coming election.
know Of several who will 60 from
Wells county, Indiana, and some have al
ready gone 10 obtain temporary residence
there. A the Democratic rally in Bluf-
ton few days ego, 3 MIR. Jackson from
your Stae was the speaker, and | heard
be said the Abolitionists we're going to
prohibit the Democrats from voting when
they looked for warm times. Are you, IN
Ohio, prepared to meet this species Of cor
ruption2 God grant the people OF Ohio
will meet it manfully Snd efectually.
A. G. G..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
OrgauiznliOn ofthe Next Congress.

From the Taunton (Mass.) Republican,
The Union triumph in California it is
conceded gi1es the Republicans work
ing majority in the next Congress, and
thus enables them 10 elect the officers of
the House. Already there is consider
able discussion suspecting who these shall
be. The most prominent candidates for
Speaker are Hon. Schuyler Colfax Of In
diana, and Hon. E. B. Washburne Of Hin
ois. Either Of them is abundsntly quail
fed for the post and would have the con-
idenee Of the party and Of the country.
Probably, however, in this section Mr..
Wsshburne would be perferred to his COM
Pstitor because a New England man by
birth, and better known here personally.
BE will also have PtrOng claims for the
ofice from the feet that he will be one Of
the oldest members Of the House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25


Tho CoppeThead Meeting mt Warren.
Great preparations we're made BY the
vallandighammers at Warren, Trumbull
county, to make their late meeting a mon
stsr one. The Cbrcniele says that it was
not nearly as largo as the Union meeting
of few days previous, and thus proves It ;
As compared TO the Union meeting o.
the slh Of August, the following statistics,
obtained from the keepers Of toll gates on
the three plank roads leading to this
tewn, and from the Offices of the railroads,
settle that question beyond caVil the
statements Of copperhesds to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
HTbe number of tickets to Warren, sold
by the Cleveland s. Mahoning Road, Au-
gust 8, was l, ,145, September IA, 5SS
"The receipts on the different Plenk
Roads were as folloWa:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
praftins in the Time ofIhe Revolution.

Drafting IN the IlIilc DA AuC
We recall to the memory Of those who
have read the history ofthe revolution, the
action of the Congress at that period in re-
lstion TO the principle of drafting, and to
offer for their digestion the following nor
On the 26th of February, IT'S the follow
ing resolutions we're unanimously adopted
by Congress:
"ResotUsd, That the several States here
after named he required forthwith TO NIL
m by drafts from their militia, or IN any
other wsy that shall be effectual, their re-
spective battalious of Continental troops.
HAll persons drafted shall serve in the
Continental battalions of their respective
States, for the space Of nine months from
time they shall respectively appear at the
several places of rendezvous hereinafter
mentioned, unless sooner discharged
HRssoIved, That all persons, in whatever
wsy procured, for supplying the dehclen-
cies in the Continental battslions, unless
enlisted for three years, or during the war,
shall be considered ss drafted, &c.
On the 9Th Of March, 1873, it was again
ResoEVeS, That it be earnestly econ
mended to the several States to make up
and complete their respective Sattalions ie
their full compliment by draft or In
any other manner they shall think proper
and that they have their quotas Of defelen.
cies ready to take the field, and to march
to such place as the Commander in-chiei
shall direct, without delay"
Thus it appears that during the RsvOlu-
tionarv war men we're drafted to fill W
the regular regiments Of the line, and were
Immediately subject to the orders Of The
Commander in chief, without reference Il
or control by the Governors OF the states
We have here, therefore, the most undeni
able precedent for the sction Of the las
Congress placing them in the
army. None but tories and the friends o
the enemy opposed the principle then
none but traitors will do it now.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
BosroE CORNERS, E.Y.C

Wr.H. aREes OO-Gents freely give you lib-
erty 70 make Of the following 0eItlhelo o. ths
IN the highest manner;
Ny vile, vino 9as attacked with pain In the shout
dsrs whole length Of the Dack, and IN ler lnps WIN
The Womb Dysmsnorrhss, and Irritation o. the Ead-
Ger, called q physician. who attended her spoul
three mOnfhg when he lefi hsr WOrse than ne founc
her / then employed one Of the best Physicians
ooud and who i.ttOnded her TOR about uins months,
and while she was under his care she did rot anler
1ufts e. much pain be finally gave her up and sAu,
aher case was incurable' For, ssid he she haE
snch Combination o. complaints, that medicine CIV
an tor one operates against uther OF her dncui.
ties !" About this time, she commenced the Use oi
Constitution Water, and 60 our utter aston15hment
Almost the first dose seemed 10 have tine desired e-
fect and she kept on improving rapidly under ~
treatment, ard now superintsnds entirely her DO
msTtic Affairs She has not taken any OF the Oonsti'
sufion Water for about four We0s and We are happy
WI. M,FAE BkhBOHOfEhs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
o. Bitsars, pus up In quart bottles, Compounded o
the cheapest WhiEky anon rum, costing rom ~
70 40 cenIs per ghon the tas disguised by Aniae or
or,Andar eeed.
to use as Ions a. they can be sold, hundreds 70 de
the death the drunkard By sheir use tbs system
is keps continually under the tnhuence Of Aconone
Srimuls OF the rst kind, the desire tor II Suor 4
created and Kept up and the result a All the horros
attendant upon drunB ards life and death
For tIOse Whu de ire an Will have Liquor bltteI
We publish the folio Nins recipe get one bottle hOol
ana Ierman Btgers and mix with three quarts gOo0
brandy or whisky, and the ryauit will Be q prepara
tion Ia It viii lar excel dIcnal virtues and tru'
excellence any o. ths numerous Liquor Biters IN tns
markst, and viii cosE much less. kOu VIII nave =!
the Vr ues Of Hoohaad's BitteTs IN eonnectSn with
good article Of Liquor, st much lesi Price bhaL
these Inferior preparations VIII cost You
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
ChnrIeSton at our AIercy---The 67th Ohio.
- - -. N Nnrl- Tribunal


Charleston at our Merey---The 67th Ohio.
Correspondence Of The New York Tribuns.l
NORRIS Island, September l6.
uCharlestou now stands At the mercy and
bv the sufference OF General Gilmore anG
the army he commands. have visited the
captured Forts Wagner and Gregg. They
command the trueulent city. The evidences
of persistent approach and desperate
fighting, whereby they were gained TO cur
side, are terribly engraven on the soil
where so many Of cur noble brethren fell
The case mates or bomb proofs in wagner
are made with solidity and strength thai
shows the tenseity Of purpose OF their cor
strucrion. Large quantities Of smmunl-
zion are still there, just As they were let'
/ by the Rebels on the 7th instant. In com
many with Major Butler and Adjutani
| Cbiids of the 9Th 0hio Regiment, rodt
through the abandoned works, and wst
fully satisfied, from their description and
explanations, that outside their bomb
proofs the rebels could not have ventured
40 terrible and deadly must the Union hr'
have become. Major Butler was the las
officer in the work. He escaped unhurt
although his swcrd scabbsrd and ma wer'
marked by the Impressions OF four u us Ae. !.
balls. The commander Of the same reg
ment, Colonel Voris, was wounded, as aia
Adiuiant Childs Out Of 24O Of thes
brave Ohio boys that went into the deadl
engaRemeut of the 18th Of July, only lU
eseaped unhurt. The struggle lasted t"
hours and half TRelve guns were lei
| in position in Wagner when it was aba1
doned on the 7th instant. TIE carriage
of two more were disabled by our mr.
These guns will be used against the rebel
The same is true Of three guns IN FOL
Gregg. One gnn, supposed to be rlhe'
the rebels carried off with them"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
LITERARY MEN AND STUDENTS

And those working hard with their brains should Al
a they Will dnd much Denehr from tts usai 20 Dosn
rninl md hndE. fnTirorating and not dalro9llnE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
10 Learue In on Enah.h Foe.

The Dayton Empire (VaTlAndigham's
home Organ) publishes apprOvingly an ar
tiele from the London Times, which at
tacks Secretary Seward. This was to be
expected. The English have shown by
every possible way their fellowship with
the rebels and their hatred of American re-
Publiosn Government Therefore it is
that Vellandigham finds q refuge among
the British, and boasts of the protection
Ofthe British flag, and the whole Copper
head crew are joined with England in her
desire and efforts for the success Of the re-
hslsi0n. For the sake Of stAbbing their
eoysrnneat hey oOnsOrt with its bitter
a7t foreign foe. ~,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
DynaSrhes, or PairVgI HsnItuTatiOni an
IN EsnoTThagia or PfofEse FboI0ia9.

Both diseases arising fRulty secretion ot the
menstrual fuidin the one case being TOO nLtle' sho
fuse secretion which will be speedily cured Dy INs
Constitution water.
That disease known as FALLlHe oE TIE M9Ah
that organ and is known by sense OF heaVlness ana
drarging rains in the back and Sides and az times ~
oonpanfed by sharp lacinaIing or shooting PAIN
through the parts, Will in all cases. be removed Dl
the medicine.
Thers Ia another class Of symptoms arising rom -
RITATIOH OF THE W0MR, which physicians can N
VOusness, which word covers up much iBnorAncs,A Al
n nine cases out OF ten the doctor does not real
kaoV whether the mDtOms are the ulsetsei OF y.
disease the symptoms. We can only enumerate llels
here Ispeak more particularly OF Cold keet falpl-
tarion Of the Heart Impaired Memory, " akeiuine
Flashes Of Heat, Langour, Lasstude, and Dimnelsol
ViTicn1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
How ne YIerorT mu.r b won.

Let every man feel that the triumph Of
this campaign depends GpoH his OsOn person
al ezsrtiORs, that, if we would be victorious,
we must sttain the victory. State COM
mittses are very useful, but the people
must not place too much confidence In their
power. The people must gain the tri-
umph, and they may Is we'll do it in their
oWn way. Lt4 ffHl.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

Eor Sen .tsr-sAMUEl, W BLIAMSnN
Repressnt affves-(5i 4 ARLES II BABtl iUh. AAAk-
iAh EVE ErT, @. 10 KW00O.rr
z rlUuTu7Uu = aa3-- a "a * sllsiAA
Profats Judss-- DAr EJ b. rIboEN-
Oounrv Treas1rsr---U s. HE LssB1
q ERR Common Pies FREDERICK J. PRkhLlss-
Presenting Aftor sey- -OHAALEs W PAbmAb
61uusy Oomais.io- r ) HN AENUh a.
Ooroner-N 2. PRENTICE.
County SrrVeyOr---W khA - - -, q. -
FREDERTCK A. H. I'D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
READ-READ--RHAD.
n.rrrLLr. Pa, june 9, 1855.

pr- W.. e. GREoo-Dear Sir: In February, 1851, l
Eag afictsd with tbs sugar diabetes anG ofo ontns
nassed more thsn lwo gallons of Feter IN twenty
gor hours was Obliged 20 get up as often a5 tel ot
I've ye times during the night During the montn q
Jelly, 1861, procured two bottles OF CONSTITUTION
Wafer and in two DAYS after using it experiences
reiisf and after TAKING two bottles vas entirely
ouTzI soon after rsgaining my usual health
Eours truly, Nv. L. DEWITT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

A writer who evidently is capable Of
knowing Of what he speaks, says that
H.th0rs is not an iron Tessel in the British
or French navies whose plating can resist
fhs shot OF our large ParrOtt guns, ct .
aoaaeass distance -llIl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
sept2a:1s

nARTiFION NOTICE -RsnsOm h attn,
guardian Of Lucells Heath, and Martha t1g-
take notice that netiiion was fled against the m
on the 22d day Of september. A. D. 1869, n the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Cuyahoga, ~ J. E. Raymond and Ae.
~ J. RAYMOND, and is now pending, Wherein sale
]. E. Raymond and Mary J. Raymond demand
partition Of the following real estate to-wit; the
lot situated on the northeasterly corner OF bridge
an YorK streets IN she City OF ClsVelanal eelIl-
Nv of Cuyahoqs, and STATE Of Ohio, b-ing thirty
seven feet front on Bridge street, END runni 2
back of equal width one hundred ana tniFty sew
en- feet on York street, and that 81 the next term
OF said Court the said ]. E. Raymond and Mary
j RAYMOND will apply for an order that partition
may Be made Of said premises
PALMER & DENNIS
Attorneys for
J. E. RAYMOND,
sant23-ea123 MARY j. RAYMOND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
NEW ADVERTISE NENrS.

GUARDIAN sALE-By virtue Of au
u order Of the Probate Court of CGyaHoes
County, Ohio, dated September a, lse5, me
,sill be sold to the highest bidder, on Monday,
september 2sth, ls63, between and O'Clock n
the afternoon, at the door Of the Court House n
the city Of Cleveland the following real estate OF
Hannah Davis, minor child Of HeSry NJ. DAVIS
deceased, which real estate is described as tol-
lows: ~
Beng parts of subdivision lots Nos. q and =
in Len j. thnson's subdivision OF original Two
,cre lots in the city Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga
Ceuntv Ohio said parts Of said sup- division lots
Nos I6 ard q berg ten feet of of the east sac o.
said lot No o. and fifteen feet off Of the west -lae
ot said sub lot No. 27--making IN the whole tWeh-
y Eve feet Of ground property on the no1I,.' On
he south side Of Lake street and e1teh. et Z
.Outhe ly ON the sO1th side Of Lake street Oi
equ4l width lea feet to north alley 10 the rear
Appraised at sG75. a. L.ro0oo
Terms. of sale :-One-third cash, the b7 enee
in two equal annuI payments with interest an
nuallv.-
Ni' GABRIEL SIMON,
sept2i.z59 Guardian OF Hannah DAVIS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

Disease occurring frOm Ons and the same cause VI
hasnfirslV cured by the Constitution Water, II take
~ anv length OF time Tue dose should yRfg VIII
fhe ssveritY Of the disease, from twenty drops e
tssspoonfui three times days ~ water. D1tlns W
s,ssssQe OF the Calculus, the pain and urgent aymp
Toms Should be ocmbsttsd with the proper rsneolea
then followed up with the Constitution "ster'
AboTs directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
DIED.

On the 18th inst of .carlet fever ELEANOR n AZ
only daugbtar II hoTs ito p and Elizabeth Wright,
aged thrss ysars and six moths.
At Boulder City, Colorado Ter. sept 18Th. e can-
gsstion Ct the lungs, JANIS AHpBEW 6IERLING
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

Br.WM. b. GREad-Doar Sir; have for several
rears been aficted with that troublesome and dan
eerous disease, Gravel, which resisted remedte,
md doctors, until took Constitution water an9
Won NAV be assured that l was exceedingly pleas6e
With the result II has entirely cured me, and yau
nav make any use Of my name you may see nf in re
gsrd TO the medicine, ss have entir2 oonhdenee II
Is sffioacy. YourstrulY, POHDsTRoho.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
Irritation Of the Neck of The Bladder, IatsGm
sadtiOs of the Ri1BeyI, and CSta5Fh q
tie Bba1dsS, StTangHTy dBd
Bursiag, or PAINFUL


For these diseases It is truly 3 sovereign remedy
and TOO much can Tot be said In its praise A sinRs
dose has been known 70 relieve the most urgent symp
toma Are you troEbled with that distressing pain IL
the small OF the back and through the hipsi tea-
spoonful day Of Constitution Water will relieyey yeu
Uka maria.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
MILITARY.
10TH Q. V. OAVALkYi
SSO9 Bounty 30 EeH ReeFHlis,
s4O9 TO OLD sOEDIEB
A NEW REGIMENT
An te-
The Last TO bs Raised BY volunteer

GOV. Ton has raised the BountT for Ohio "
tsars 20 the large sun OF fIl2. --r.
The 4. Is design lur the frotsctfo1 q t2e =
srn BoFdero ON =. The slckre8 q me .9e+
fore Be avoided. .,
founR n nj encs again shoE Jo1r patriotism.
tain toe honor o. our no1le STATE end gel q a.
this heroic var before Z cicees-
TheCavalry q uenerallT c0ncedad % % ne .
ant-st, 10. 81 exciting and not deairAhle ~ =
SsTTies. Todf best Opportunity = % JON -
- ~ -Rssruitinr Omcs-ll2 sgrsEieE s.,
Capi. ]. y HERBLQAa
Lisar- n. LISA QEDkk
s,nts1.tn Rscruiiing On
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
kOOhand's German BitteFB
VIII Cure Every Case OF
Chronic or ReTv0Hs DissaIs Debility, Dissdls
Of the RldEeys, csd DiIsd5eS ariSing
from a Disordsred Stomach
Observation-Disclosures SYMPTOMS

RssuItfng from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs =
Uonztipeton, InWard p lea 5ulness OF Blood q tnt
IA ACsditY Of tie Stomach, Aauses, heartburn
Disgust for rood Fulness o. weight in the stomacn
Ou Eructaticns bin ing fluItertug at TIE Pit O.
Difficult Breathing, F,uttering zoe Heart Ono'
king OF suhO- -ating sensations when IN Ding poa'
tnrs, Dimn 81 OF Vision, Dots or Webs DelUre the
Sig I, Fever and Dali Pal in the Head DeheienoI
Of PsIspiration, Yellowness Of the Ssin and ayes
Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the lesh, constant I'm
agining Of Evil, and graf Depression OF spirin-