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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-30
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
on Main Street.

pY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
~ county, entered on the 22d day Of March, lS6I
In the case Of Peter and EmmI YArnell, by their
next friend, against the North Western Bank Of
Virginia and otheTB, will sell 1T public auction At
the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county
on TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF MAY MKT,
at 10 O'Clock A. II Of that day, the highest and
best bidder the following property, TO Wit: The
following described PArt Of Lot No seven ~ front.
inG on Main street 10 the city Of wheeling that L
to say the northeaGtern part Of aaid Iot fronting
on Main street hfty.threo feat and three and one
third inches, and running back with line parallel
With the southern line Of said Lot No. nfty-Gix
feet two Inches being the part Of Lot No. afore.
eald set apart in surAlty to John T. YaFuAll and
zaehaTiah q. YarnAl. The property will be old In
two separate parcels, each fronting tWenty-six teet
and fSTon aud II 0-Ihird inches on Main street
TERNs oEsALE --Une fourth oftho purchase money
% be paid In eaSh, aud the remainder In three equal
inbtAlments Of Gix, twelve And eighteen mouths
with interest from the day OF sale, the purchaSef
giving bond With atiIaetoy security Tor the defer.
Fed pay ments but 70 have the privilege, his OPP
tton, OF paying the whole puIchAse money In cab
or Of PsyinE In eaSaa greater proportion thereof
mr5l:sd DANIEL LAMR Oonmi.rion.r
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TEE HOTEL PROPERTY now Ia til. oeeupano,
OF john Ball, consisting Of one half Lot No. rs
n. Laues addlt on, 83xlS3 feet, building l2I ieet
containing % rooms. Also ono half Lot No l9I.
fronting on Fourth street Sxl31 EeoE with StabIinR
Tor over one hundred horses, mAkInS S3x36l Jeet.
most eommodiOuS Hotel on Market Square Fhs
building has been rebuilt and remOdeISd within the
past dVe yeAEG -
Also three good brick tsasments on Fourth str...
containing nine rooms, and hall In each, nov 10
Aiso q Sest Of Lot ia, with the improvements,
improvements, opPOaltS Union Church.
apr2 GEO. ROBINSON A1snt
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Jo-ET RESOLUTION relative to th, accounts Of IN.
pstty OtissEa, Seamsn, and otherS Of The crew 81
tue United StAtes gunboat "UinelnnAti.S
Be it resolved by the Senate and Hou,, Of Rsnrs
se'tauVeS a the UnitOi States OF America In On.
FTrSSasseDbled, That the proper accounting ofeSn-
Of the TreasuEJ be ADD they are hereby authorised
and others Of the Of the UnIted states Gunb Al
&C Reinna'I" 70 allow each a them ali back DAY
cloth ng and other property By the sinking uf ne
HAd vessel In the Mississippi river. near 6buTRb
% the t. eaty.esTenth day Of May, eighteen hun.
dTed aud sixty three. :
Approved, April 10, 1874 ..s
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Commissioners Sale

Of TaFuable Furm on Hs 0hio Rirsr, wear
R1TksT1bHTg, ". Ia
Edwin fAIpey and vile, ct ala, ComprtS
against
Richard Hidden, Ct. al, DrfendAnts.
In ChAncery.
NOTICE Il hereby given, that shall, In accord
IN Gnee with decree OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, " Va, rendered on the 18th day Of March,
1854, in the abJTo eutIed II the front door OF
the Court House OF Wood county. ". Va, In the
city Of ParksTsbuTg on Thursday, the 1871 day OF
Nay, 1854, At IL O'Clock, A 81 SOher for sale pub
lie auction the fOlOEii z described valuable prop
eTty, va: A farm containing about tEO hundred
1901 acres, situated In what u knoan the VAN.
tng,On Bottom in the County Of Wood, ~. Va, on
the bank Of thS ohio river and about ave miles BE-
low the city VI ParkerSburE. The Lands are beAutI
fully situated and highly improved. Said farm
belOnEs TO the estate Of alexander HAd4en. deed,
and Is sold by decree Of OOurt with the ooassAs OF
the heirs and parties interested. The title Is per
feet: The deed 10 Alexander Had en- Is Of record
iu Wood Co, ". Va, Book No. IS, page u.
TEkMS.-One-IOuEth Of the purchase money 10
eAahi the balance In three equal pa ments At ElX,
twelve aud eighteen months, the PuTchAs giving
bonds with good security for the deferred snLs
Of purchase money, Ihe Commissioner retAinIrR
lion upon the property till tie deferred payments
are entirely paid %.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
kPeeIAl Commissioner.
wheeling. ". Va, April liIh. Is l. 5Ot
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WILL BG SLID AT PUBLIC SALE on Tuesday,
w the 18th day Of May next, At the village Of
Burlington, Belmont county, Ohio, to the hi cheat
aud best bidder, tract OTlAnd containing one nun
dred and tGenty one acres, one rood aud six clio
peIrhes. ThiS land 70 situated about one half mile
IRON the Ohio river, betW en- SIeksoL's Gun and
GleuR'S run, and l. undeTlAd with valuable beds of
under cultivation, the rest covered With timbsr-
An opportunity Is here offered for profitable inVO5t
mtnt.
Terms OF sAIe-onO third In eash. aud the balance
In twelve, eighteen aud twenty fur months, with
interest from day Of sale and lien retained upon
the property to secure the deferred payments.
April Is, 1s6i-td JAMES PAUL..
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rPratlo REsoLrr1ox-No. IN. b

jour RISoLUnON authorizing the Secretary OF the
Navy to selI at public auction lot number thirteen
ia the village Of Saeketts aarbor, New York
Be II enact by the Eensts and Housa Of epre.
Gsutati,es Of the United States OF America in Con-
gness a0embted, That the Secretary OF the NAVY
Be aud be u hereby authoEiEed and empowered, Gt
hi dAeretiou 70 sell ~ public auet0n after proper
adVsFttSomOuE And 70 convoy, by quilt claim or other
wee lot number thEteOu 10 the village OF SaekstEs
Harbr, New York, the same not being wanted for
use by The U1Itsd StAtea. -
Approved, April l9, Asa.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheels
ing Rail Road

n
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 18th, lsss. Pns.
" senger Trains viii leave Bridreport A. foiIaS.
l1oo A. N. Mail Train, stopping at all stations. AZ.
m sSs ~ P Y. sISs st $50 P. NJ, and
1885 y. u. Accommodation Train, stopping At all
stations, arrives At PfttAburEh at sos
1000 p NJ Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh At
ElO A. u. aud Cleveland At PES A. M.
RETURNING TRAINS.
! Leave Cleveland At $50 A. II. andiI;40 r: ~, ar
: Leave Pftlburgh' At I:45 4. M, DIS n and
las +. ~, arrive at Bridgeport ct 500 A. NJ 10 S.
A.. u. and 6-aa p NJ
COnp lotions are made aS F"oIIovFsi
At Pittsburgh with PennsyITnnis R. Ii. for HArris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhiIA-
= US. = delphiA5 New York and Boston.
At Cleveland with Cleveland ToIed r. r. for Ban
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points In the HoRTH WEST With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
'1hIeaRo and the NoEIH WEsT. with
- -ytSyelHnd BrieR. r. for Erie, DIM.
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
rf1fs. Il FCleEelAnd. oolumhuG q Cincinnati for
Crestline. Delaware, Columbus and
Al Hudsoa with the G T. 4c.R.R. for ouynhozs
Pals, Akron, MillerIburgh and Woo
ter.
Al Alliance with P. IT. ". Q. R. H. for Canton
hSs!illon, wooster, sAlstn, Bnou, Co
lumbus and Chicago.
At atRubSnVills with r. @. q. Lane aud Az BEIl All
with C. o. @. R.R. Tor Evansville, New
ark Columbus, XeDiA, Dayton, Indi
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
St. Louis, St. Joseph and all point
Wtst aud South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $I,OC
Pare always ~ low, and time much quicker thai
any other route.
7 through Tekets TO all points in the WeSt, Nortl
and Eat can be procured At the once under th
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Tickle
Agent ut Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made AtIowSst rates t
70 the East, North, west and Horth-West, at ono
under NLure House, or with Ft. Agent At Bridge
ToTt Station. WM. D.TBRRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
D. b. WILLIAMS, Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
R. MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't. uovl6
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oFFIoIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pas,ed at ne Frat Ss.sion of the TRirfy
eigkth CohgresS.
IPu1fIu RreotuTf0r-NO. "a.

IFUIlU 2 I-lIIIL0N-NW1 ..
JoINF RESOLUTION tond6rinE the thanks OF Coprres,
% AdiniEal Porter.
Be y resolved by the senate and House Of Repre-.
sSutatiVes Of the United States Of America in con
grOss embed That the thanks Of Congress be and
they are hereby rendered 70 Admiral Davis D. Por.
tel, Commanding the AisstAsiPpi 60 4adron for the
Oul eat 1tiIl Endurance, and gaIiantry EXHIBITED
b him ald be bquSdron, In operation with the
array, tlePening The AtltllSippi river.
ApproS6d, April 10, 1854.
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CHEROKEE RENEDy
AND =
CHEROKEE INFECTION,

AF"USDED ZION RooTs, Bank Inv.
lHBROKEE REMEDY, the zre., Ir,,,,,
SuIes alI diteasCs Of the urinary orr,,s
n y lIpSonunsnee OF the Urine, Inaanm,sSo. Slsh
SitSISst' Ann Am nation Of the EIdneTS ST. = Iha
ntsoues' StFieture, Gravel Glert G5norTbCSIn tas
~ sPsSNliy reeonm0 lded In thoss ElsS' ~ "a
Aloua Tor Whites 10 fem lesl vheFS N ~ ~ fioST
seous medicines have JAILED ~ 'He CID Rlg.
a, hlE prepared In q highly coneentrat.1 d.
me dose only being from Ons 70 two tSSsI.lGtn
three times per DAY. Po0eitalh
~ II 70 dIu'ettS and Alternative in IL, ..,t,
riJinE and cleansing the God, espSIpE n ~ Ps-
All OF ITS original purit aud viEor: thuI r,.sh
from the syst N all pernieIOUS causes uhisb r.isG
assistant to the CHEROKEE RENFDv "
should be used in conjunction With tLat 49,, AZ
IN All c1Ses Of GonorTEoea, elect, Flour AIss.ss
HhlteA lh elects arc hellinG, soothing And 60
cont remotiuE all sealding heat, ehUrIee ~ -
lAnHeaa OF the Burning an almost uueudursll J ~,
that u exEeFisneed with marty All the thr.,,o,
Injections. SfS~'G
"a By the ussO f the CHEROKEE REMgpY A.,
CHEROKEE lSJECTION-Ihe two m, di.its. :.
the AAme tiue-ali improper discharges are rem.
90 and The weakened organs arc speedily rest.FsI
70 fall Ttgor and strength.
4S-Eor Iuli particulars get our pamphlet trs
any drug store In the country, ar write ~ AMI :,
viii mail free to any adde's, a full treatise.
- Pnee, CHEROKEE REMkDY, - PSF bs,,.
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~ Pric', CHEROKEE INJECTION, &2 Fer b..
tie, or three i.Ottlss for IS.
SSssut BY EHPresS to any address on rsCsip, /,
S8rsold BY all druggists everywhere.
DIR. w. h. MERWIN Co.
Sole PrtpTiet0T..
mrlI dAWly No. SO Liberty SIR, Nru Yo.t
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IPUu,Io RlsoLuIIoS-No y !

RssoLurIox relating to the publication Of the De
eisi6nS OF tue Supreme Court Of the United states
f.r December tern, eighteen hundred and sixty
three.
Received by the Senate aud uouSe Of Repre-
RTrss assembled, That much % the ct Of Ocn'
Erosa approved AuBuSt tWtuty ninB, eighteen hnu.
the decisions u the Supreme Court shall NOT be pad
the Compensation provided BY the AID act unloAS he
priut and publish the decisions within sig Jat tins
AMER such deoiAiOnS shAh be made shall not be held
to apply the decisiOua Of December tenn ghteen
bubdred and tie present reporter OF the
said court not having been appointed until the
close the term: Provided however Til & such de.
cIaiOus Be published within one year from the pas
SaRO OF th = resolution.
Approved, April %, 1854.
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Cd to inquire into the truth Of the rumorOd SAagh.
ter Of the Union tr0ops, Aner their SurTend,I, Of
the recent attack OF the ItbSl forces upon Fort Pill
10 =, TSnneGsoes a. also whether Fort PllloN could
have been suHeiOnly reulorosd, or evacuated, aud,
u wis II Was not d0ne aud that they report the
facts to ConKrels as soon - possible.
Approved, April 81, 1854.
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lPualo Rl-.luIInr-Nn d.

JoIxr REsoLuu.N directing GhO Committee on the
C1nduet Of the War TO examine into the recent
attack Fort Pillow. o. 4 -
Be u roso we'd BY the Senato and House Of Repre-
gree assembled, That the Joint CommittSe On ths
oJnd1et Of the War be and they are hereby nStrnet
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hereby certify to the best OF my knoEledgo and
belief tho above named HuAFAntOrS are gOOd and
sufficient a. soeuriOS for the amount for which they
ofSr 70 DO security.
To be certified by the United States DIstr, Ct At.
tOrnSJ, Collector Of Customs, or any other Otieer
under the United states Government, or rOspOnsI-
BILE person known 70 this ONCE.
All proposals. received under this Advertisement
viii b opened and examined at this once on " D.
SESDAf and SATURDAY OF each week, At II u.
BtIderS respectfully invited be present At the
opening Of bids, II they desire.
A.T. BARRINGER,
Captain and Chief QuAEteEu astsr,
lanz2u Department Of West Virginia.
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GUARANTEE.
We, the underdEned, reaIdgntS oh the
and seysInlly eoTea.us ~ith tho Upi.sd sTSiss and
KuArA1tes 10 case the foregoing bid ODE
1ecspted that he or they will within days after
the acceptance Of BAd Old execute the Contract Tor
the sAaiS with good aud Sufficient sureties 10 a
Gum equal to chs amount Of the contract 70 iuriSh
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms OF
advertisement dated - 1854, under which the
lid Was made, and In case the AAId-AhAll fail to
enter into = contract Aforesaid, guarantee TO
make goOd the dlRorSueO between the Offer by the
aid and the next IOWOST rusponEibIU Glddgr,
the person 70 whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hAnds AID seals thIs-dAy OF
-lSSG
Witness:
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e. - OPuu AgA Sha91HS9 uAy anu evening.
rl'nk purpose Of this institution Is to instruct
j SOunR men land women. tool IN til . pEIneipIss
business Andin Accountability and its concomItahts
BOOK-K EEPING,s .glt
stripped Of IT'S absurd verbIaEs aud ancient pro-
li1tty and tntricAcy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing business, especially in the United
States Is the leading subject oTAtteuton Its LAWS
which are ~ exact, uneFTinR and free from exeep-
ton as those OF nAtuIs and eOmPrIsed In very few
words, are hrst made familiar TO the student, who
who Il then conducted through cOurte OF practical
Book keeping, in numerous sets Of books In great
the art which enables him 70 apply Il with facility
to any kind OF bulinGss.
A WRITING SCHOOL
.. open day aud evening. attended By, both ladies
end gentlemen WherU without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be obtained In .
ARITHMETIC,
Aud is application y all manner Of
~ q oOUNTING-HODsE CALCULATIONS,
resolve the attention their primary Importance de-
mands. Tue student will be made acquainted with
several modes OF calculation not found In bOOks,
tending greatly to the Authorization Of his work.
There is open TO the student also = cOurseof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, u amsreiaI Law AND
Of eminent Business Mon in regard to the bod
methods Of conducting buSinsss suece8fulIy and
Instr6cIionS in the above subjects arc interspcr,
Cd with u1Lims and inculeations tending u tbs
formation Of high character men and citfIsns.
The course Of instruction 70 intended 10 be A.
Comprehensive and thorough a. that Of any OF the
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the stu,
dent Il much less.
Lib. boEs leave to refer 'thOSs to whom he II
unknown TO the OdiesFs Of the banks in WheelHE
and Bridgeport, and especially to HE students.
TERMS, &C.
( Eor the fuli .en3e above indicated The tuition
fee - $50, payable d. entsrluE YOFIth6 requisite
blank books IS. Time Unlimited; to- remain or re-
turn At pleasure. The course l. usually completed
In from two to three months. jHuT
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Your Ob't. servant,

Capt. A. " BIlhINoEA, Chief uArtermAstsr Dspars.
nent Of West Virginia Cumberland, Nd.
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an and amer Monday night, the lOtb Of A..
the Passenger tratHs will b run By the ioiEoE.
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4allg SnteIliasntsr
Pictures.

The Louisiana correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press thus describes our
generals, as they appeared waiting upOn
Pleasant Hill for the second days attaOk
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroa5
=

oF'I0r B4 En1H, u. = omo B nloAp o., /
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For Sale.

DANIEL LAMB, OommisEiouer,
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augio General Agent, Wheeling.
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Public Sale of Valuable Coal Land
near Burlington, Ohio.

wheelInE. ". "a. April IN. Is I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-13
Ravenna Awake.

With prompt and elastic step the Union
forces of Ravenna have wheeled into line,
side bv side and shoulder to shoulder, with
our brave soldiers in the field, in support
of the Union cause. On Wednesday even
ing, the 9TH inst, a rousing Union meeting
was held in Days Hall, which was hlled to
overdowing, to ratify the nominations OF
Abraham Lincoln and Andrew johnson, to
celebrate our recent glorious victories, and
thus to open the campaign. The alacrlty
with which our Union people here spring
to the service in this crisis is q sure pres
ege of the glorious moral triumph which
at the polls is to follow our splendid sue
cess in the field.
Judge Day, on being called to the Chair,
introduced the objects of the meeting il q
most thrilling speech, and amid perfect
storm of excitement and applause, pro-
nouncod the ball open. He was followed
by Alphonso Hart in telling speech, full
ofirresistible argument, and glowing with
feeling and stirring eloquence. Capt. Il
H. Willard then came forward. He is fresh
from the field, and efeetually drew his
veteran sword for the determination Of
treason at home. The hour becomin & late,
the meeting was closed by short but
earnest, strong, and forcible speech from
7. B. Conant, Esq, which, like all the efforts
| of the evenings was enthusiastically re
/ ceived ana the meeting closed with three
rousing cheers for honest old Abe. Add tC
| this some fireworks, bonfire, the burning
of q little powder, the ringing of the bells
and the singing of our national airs, and
the sum total of this spontaneous outburst
makes a glorious opening of the campaign
i for old Portage. Ravenna is wide awake
/ Keep the ball rolling !
The copperheads here are down in the
/ mouth since Atlanta On its fall one o
the leading ones was heard inadvertently
| to remark in a complaining and dispond
| ent tone ''Shouldn't wonder if old Abe, tn
| old kyDOcTitc acouid, now that Mcclellan i
/ nominated, knock the rebellion right through
i from Atlanta to Richmond ="
The Chicago copperhead machine won
run. In fact the fall of Atlanta and For
Morgan have 5Lot0R up The coPPsrhead track
and now that Mcclellan has mounted tn
rotten concern as engineer, and in his let
ter Of acceptance expended barrels of oil il
the vain attempt to lubrioste its falterini
wheels into motion, in fact deluging it witt
greace, the only result has been to leav
the whole concern right where it was be
fore, a gigantic, corrupt and miserabi
failure, upon which no honest, loyal Amer
lean can stand without reasonable taint.
W.
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CUSTOMS OF SERVICE. For non-commissioned officers
and soldiers. By August V. kautz, Captain
Sixth U. S. Cavalry; Brigadier General U. 5. V.
Philadelphia; J. B. LippineOtt, 1864.
This little volume is from the pen of
General August V. Kautz, personally
known to many of our readers as the former
Colonel of the Second Ohio Cavalry, and
more recently made famous by his success
full raid upon the railroad connections
south of Richmond. The work is intended
to supply an important want in the service.
Formerly our non-commissioned officers
and privates have had no specific means of
knowing what their duties were. They
have been dependent on tradition for a
knowledge of their duties; on the caprice
of their superiors for Justice
This book explains in full their duties and
obligations, in almost every relation. as laid
down in the law and regulations practioed
in our army. 1t is handbook for the
rank and file of the army, showing their
rights and duties how to obtain the for
mer and perform the latter; and thereby
enabling them to seek promotion and dis
tinetion in the service of their country
It is most admirsbly fitted for this purpose,
and will prove an indispensable rads mccain
to every intelligent and ambitious soldier.
Tor sale by J. B. Cobb i Co.
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TIE CLIFF CLIMBERS, or the Lone Home in the
Himalayas. BY Captain Mayne Reid. With IL
lustrations. Boston. Tioknor and Fields, Publish
ers, 1854.
good boys book this-full of the adven- =
turs and life in which boys 50 delight
The youngsters who have got hold of Cap
tain Mayne Reid's former stories for boys,
such as "The Plant Hunters" Of which
this is a sequel, "The Desert Home" "The
Boy Hunters - etc.,-will be clamorOus for
this new volume, and the most prudent
parents need feel no alarm in placing the
book in the hands of their children. Cap
tain Mayne Reid is, in his peculiar line,
unequalled. That line is the composition
of books of travel and adventure, for youth
full readers. Some of his stories are worthy
of a place by the side of ''Robinson Crusoe'
and "The Swiss Family Robinson" Cap
tain Reid's success in this line makes US
rejoice especially that he has abandoned
the composition of sensation novels like
''The War Trsil," "The Scalp Hunters, -
&c, in which there was always some thing
morbid, unhealthy, and overdrawn.
"The Cliff Climbers is for sale by J. B.
Cobb & Co.
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orally ROUND THE FLAG AGAIN.-We
were panied to observe that, in spite of our
admonition on Saturday morning last, the
brass band at the Mcclellan meeting Sat-
urday night persisted in insulting the ears
of the crowd present with that miserable
Lincoln and abolition tune, Rally Round
the FlagP' We are sure that they must
have been in ignoran ce of the blood-thirsty
sentiments of that incendiary song; or they
would never have disturbed the christian
harmony of an assembly Of peaee-makers
with its strains. Reflect, oh blowers on
brass horns, upon the warlike and oPpres-
sive spirit of those sentimentsl Why, the
song actually sustains the demoniacal inten-
tions of this Lincoln administration 1t
calls on Union soldiers to Z" rally round the
Gag''-and who ever heard of 8 Copperhesd
doing thatG 1t proposes to " drive the re-
bel crew. from the land-and the Copper
head Democracy resolve, instead, that the
t" experiment of war" is failure. It even
exclaims, with horrid malignity which is
most shocking to all true disciples of peace,
{" Down with the traitor and up with the
star" Let "Lincoln's hirelings" sing
this song around their camp-fres, if they
wish, but the enlightened and christian
Peace Democracy Of the North must dis
card its bloody barbsritiesl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-13

FIFTH WARD CAMPAIGN CLUB.-A meeting
was held in the Fifth Ward last evening,
of which ". J. Bosrdman was President,
and F. A. Morse, Secretary, for the pur-
pose of organizing a "UniOn Campaign
Club H#.s..
c. Hickox, ". Beckenbach, and William
Collins, were appointed committee to re-
port plan of organization for Fifth Ward
Csmpsign Club.
The following are the officers elected:
PREs1DENT-W. J. Boardmen.
YIeE PGEsIDEET- Jacob Hovey.
eEcRETART-F. A Morse.
TRRAsuRER-Charles Hickox.
EXECUTIVE CoN1uTTEE-o h Perry, G
Pope, " Beckenbaeh, A B Stone, Frederick
Airtheimer-