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New Jersey Union State Convention.

TRHNToN, N. j., Sept 32.-The Union Stat
Convention met to-day and nominated elector
and adopted resolutions in favor OF LincoIl
and johnson.
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TELEGRAPHlO NEWS.
FROM MISSOURI.
Peace Advancing with 80, 900 Meu-Msve.
meuts Of Unien Ferces.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 29.-Col. Thompson, OF tn Q
let Iowa cavalry, who has Just arrived In this
city frem Little Rock, Arkansas, says:-It Is
understood that Price, with force OF $4,000
men, was near Little Rock, and it was sup
poeed was on the march TO this STATE. Later
information states that 1900 rebels were al
meet them, and a brigade from Morganzia had
already arrived.
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NOTICE TO gUTLIRe-Ad doabis. deck BARGE
~ leo tons-in good order, al ready for aSe,
eeneern. Apply 70 Csyt. QushmAn, ON board Barse
al. Keunsdy, ct Ship Yard. Alemndria, Ve.i.ssr
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street, Washils ston, o.; or TO HloWsns g Bowen,
No. King Etreet, Alexanaria. Va. su 25-7W"
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Safety of the Ship Nicholas Biddle.

NEW YORK, Sept. 0.-The ship Nicholas
Biddle has arrived here from Calcutta. She
is the vessel erroneously supposed TO have
Brazil.
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conmsnce on the 5th Of September, lS6l Oircu-
lars obtained at the Academy, corner 18th street
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MIsCELLANEOUS.-Amda.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27
Appearance of washington After the
BaIIIe.

Appearance of washington After the
Battle.
The appearance of the city during the
past Two weeks has been in markad COLI
trast with that presented before the battles
in Virginia. The quiet which then brood
ed over us, while anxious hearts waited
for the first sound of tho coming strife, has
been dissipated, and the turmoil sad
busIle, the excited crowds, the sickening
sights and sounds that ever follow in the
train Of battle, are again willing MS.
About eighteen thousand sick aud Wou d
ed men, including many prisoners, have
within that time arrived here, and been
distributed among the different hospitals.
Many were but slightly wounded, and
those have been seen promeRsding the
avenue; or standing in knots at street
corners or about the hotels, perhaps relst-
ing the story Of their adventures by IN
terested auditors, or, 1t may be, telling
how battles are won. Here might be seen
one with his head bsndsged, another with
an arm slung, still another on crutches !;
on every side the sight Of its dreadful re-
suits constantly reminded the spectator
thst the carnival Of war is not yet ended
And, as il to impress the horrid realities
Of war more deeplp on our minds, long
lines Of smbulances hsv moved In mourn
full procession through the streets, loaded
down with their suffering weight Slowly
and carefully the wounded have been
transported from the landing to the hos
pitfalls, awakening in the breasts Of thou
sands of spectators q sympathy that has
often found vent in something more sub
staniiaI than words. We venture to say
that the wounded Of any army that even
existed never received such tender and
unremitting attention as has been afforded
our own after their reception in this city
"A dpoe 1te.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27

From the Davenport Qowsl Democrat, May 10.
A gentleman named C. F. Tingley, son
Of B. W. Tingley, celebrated merchant
Of Philadelphia, died very suddenly at the
Burtis House last evening. He had been
married only three weeks, and was yet on
his bridal tour. He had visited some
friends il St. Louis, and came around by
Davenport on his way home. During the
afternoon, Mr.. Tipgley and his bride had
been riding about the city in company
with John L. SWits, Esq, and about SIX
O'clock Mr. Swits left the happy pair al
the Burtie, apparently in the full enjoy
ment of health. About an hour sfterWard
Mr. SWits received note informing him
that Mr.. I. was dead 1t appears that
after the afternoons ride, MIR. L. went &c
his room, and laid down, and, to all sp
pesrance, dropped TO sleep. Mrs. I. staiet
thad he laid there about three quarters Of
an hour when he suddenly jun. ed up
walked once around the room in 8 very
hurried manner, and fell over the stove II
q swoon. She sprang to his aid, and lift
ed him upon the bed again. Assistance
was called, but be continued to fail, an'
in about fifteen minutes bresthed his last
He was a young man Of high standing II
society and highly respected. The atilot
ed bride started home this morning wit
her husbands corpse, ATTENDED BY Nj
SWits.
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MORNING LEADER.
HoapIraI Incidents.


The hospital incidents related By th
Washington Chronicle are very interesting
Here are a couple:
In one Of the wards found q man. n,
rather he found me-for marked him Fl.
reserved man, while passed, who would
choose to be left to his OWn Thoughts. But
he called 70 mel say, you' re 8 Ysnkee.p
Il seems that my dozen years OF knockip1 >
about the world have not worn of All
the marks Of nativity yet though / had
hattered myself that was grown cos.
mopolite. 30 told this soldier. AZ
knew Jon because lam q Yankee. too.D
was bis snswer-which pass over 70 stu.
dents Of mental orgsnism. found him
man from Maine. He had a bad Aesb
wound IN one arm and one leg was of just
eooVe the knee. Don't mind that leg.
but tell me about Saeridan's raid" Tread
Secretary stantOn's telegram relstive to il.
~, tell you, we'll fetch 'em Yeti Old
Lee 'llihnd what it is TO come to Judgement
before ne ge s through with il, | gueIs, IN
sway he didn't look for. Go down bv
IN t room and read that 10 that man on |
the right That Was my dismissal, and | |
went.
The man on the right" found to be a
Boston notion, red Of hair, freckled of face
bue eyes, square Of chin, broad of nostriI
in woro, not a man with when Ara.
mlnta would fall in love with at irsts sight
nor man with whom Susan Jane weuld
ldoilze as the hero Of a romance. WMorn-
IN, was his answer TO my salutstion-
terse and pointed as possible. What oouId
l ssy toone who cut me off in that way?
While stOed an instant he made an In
Vent0ry Of mel felt he was psss ng judF-
ment as only a man can whose wits hsIe
be sharpened by long experience al
picket duty. Suddenly he opened his
eyes to their widest and said" What
the newer L saw that one arm was gone
above the elbow, and judged there was a
body wound somewhere, and I knew by
Inc working Of his forehead that he was ,
ing papers f6Fl fR6EFlff 1f,Ii I summed up the morn
was in extFems pain, 1 made remark
a5out his arm, and asked if could do any
In ng for him. Fer answer l got, 80
damn the arm whats the difference if
We only lick the rebels u Wehsd further
talk 81 d found him 3 hero from head to
quarter inch of his FIVE feet
nine. His parting word Wss:-" Some
where you'll find youngster with hole
in his leg-he's q kind rf g nug-nosed boy
WiIh white rair, but he's got the grit-I
know him, and be came up in the smbu-
lance with me please get him al orange
or two if you fnI him, and cheer him up
hes little down in the gilis this morn
Jog but he'll be ali right in day or two" |
: Yes, he will be all right in q day or tWc,"
for he will be where pain and death never
come.
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IODINE.
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Iodine Water sets upon the Heart, Liver Kidneys,
d iResfiVe Organs and GlAndular system.
The suco, IS which has attended the use OF this
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medical authority enable US to recommend &c t. the
, aSticionsr and the public Ieelihg confident that
with tria It will attest it's own excellence in
the OF Chronic diseases which indicate Iodine,
such - Scroiula Bronehitls, ska kruptions Heart
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etc.
Physicians may rely upon The Uniform strsnEth Of
Iodine Water IS containing three quarter grains
pure Iodine In each fluid ounce pure water. no sol
vent being used 1t is not abs to decOm pOsition
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with any ingredient, derlng this solution sups'
rior 70 any other metsod OF e1h biting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle, that it may
.bs used as family medicine As well by the pro-
iisssion. ~
Price one dollar per tottl,. On receipt Of ive
dollars six bottles delivered free By express to any
address.
BsWsreOf couhisrleits and limitations which ua
prideipaIIed dealers sndesvor dispose Of on Oui
reputation. See our sisnatufe and trade mark OH
Greek word heading this adverti .ement), upon th'
labels and wrappers OF each bottle, without which
meme is genuine.
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aUARDlANIg SALE,
( \ UARDTAN sALE-Rv Vi n =

( ! UARDIAN SALE BY vi tue Of an
1 order ofsale made by the Probate Court in
.sld ior Ouyahega County, Ohio on 8 petition to
/ zen land, wherein Henry K. Reynolds as guar
r., an was petitioner, and Henry RaynOlds. Caro-
me X, Raynolds and Mary J. RaynoIds, minors
y, gefe re- defendants shall sell at public auction
- - tL tne south door OF the County Court House,
ISL ist DAY Of June, 1864 at o'clock P. M, the in
teIest OF said minors being the remainder aiter
Ine termination of the life estate of SAID Henry
Situate IN the City OF Cleveland. in the sa,j
Colnsy and State, and is known as the west half
oi SUP lot No. 142 in the subdivision of ten acre
ICos, IOes & snd 3 made by Thomas Bolton. SAID
esI heiI Of SAID sub lot No l42 is situate on the
southeriy SIDE Of Kinsman street, and extends
0"S'k . Of (, equal width to 80 alley eleven rods
~ BISHOP, HENRY Z. RAYNOIDg.
r,avoi.iSS uey' Guardian.
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AnecdoIe ol General Bu.Ier.
NntCuOLo VI VVHlVE N D"tIUIR
A correspondent of the Tribune, say

A correspondent of the Tribune, says;
GGeneral Butler to-day sent man Of
the name of Curtis, who hiss been pilet
on the James River, snd who professed 10
know The position Of the torpedOes, to Ad-
miral Lee, with the characteristic sugges
ton /" II he faithfully and truly per-
forms his duty, and answers all queries,
return him to me at Bermuda Landing; II
not hang him st the yard arm. This wss
dictated in the p essence of Curtis, to whom
the General then remarked: Now, my
good man, g,; you have your life in your
own hends." The individual certainly
seemed to realize this fact, and it is to be
hoped that Admiral Lee will follow out the
injunction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27

laH aN
EAHFaaAE Il
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.

DR. eoODALEs's OATARRH RKNEDT.-It penetrstes
90 the very seat Of this terrible Disease, and extern
inatss it root and branch forever Dr. GO0dhe is ths
hrst and only person who ever told the world WbAt
NAFABRE really wss-where it commenced and what
z7nla cure H. Dr. GoOdale has now spent lifetime
"A tatting with this feil disease, exploring It's
cret ambush, and making known TO the world the
fsct that Oatarrb, which has for yesrs deed the skill
ana research OF medical men and authors in this
country and IN EurOpe, be cured with the
Hs ne uniform certainty that morning follows nRht
Prepared BY z. GooDALE, d. D., New York Prioe
eI,nl Send stamp for q Pamphlet
For sale By G. W. CLARK ll9 suPerior-St., Uieve
fsn ], Ohio i8ar22- R9
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MEDiGAL
M A nTRGON

Formerly OF New York City, will pay one hundred
oSlsrs or the proof that he ever fails to the
the proof that any other Physician in the United
states treats the same diseases with equal success
enoe DIR. GIBSON is happy In being able to annouDes
20 the unfortunate, thaI ne has psreoted system Of
treatment for ?
THE EPEEDT kED PERMANENT JEJKE
Of the above and also ell contagious diseases OF the
hEPRoDUoTivE ORGANS, with all bad ELECTS arisin9
thereIrOm, including general
DEBILITY 0R NERVOUS PROsf kr4I.s5o
ae mas succeeded in curing cases in this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with set
least particle of benefit D0
DI. g GIBsoE does not boast that he is member o.
sons O9liege 70 London or Paris, perhaps some
oteEs DO for the purpose OF ensnarinR the fnnocet
"a M re 12 81 helH eIt great sLPeetatons be real
pose confidence in his ability and integrity and that
he has perfected an American system OF treatment
which challenges any Physician OF London or Paris,
paIent medicine to equal for the radical cure
o. Beminal weakness, and all diseases or derange-
nents, both mental and physical, arising from sex
uAl or secret abuse.
following advantages ever sll ottheTs discovered
and hrst, the agents used in respect dsagreea
Bile he Uses no relics OF the dark ages such Mer
curry, nor any other deleterious drug secondly,
restrictions m dist or busDes5 is repaired thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain IN all cases. He
stands prepared to go into any public private hos
pitR IN the Jnited States and demonstrate the i'm
mense superiority OF his new treatment over any
other DOW known 70 the world IL point of prompt
ness, Permsnenc7, mldnsss, safety and convenience
DR.. GIBsoN Ia permanently located in Cleveland
and has during the past give years performed many
ases which had for years resisted all other
modes Vi treatment References can be given 10 in
vduals Of a first respectabilIty in Cleveland, Bos-
integrity j. Il professional transactions Dygpepsia
kheumatis1s, 5crofuis, and al chronic Diseases
trestsd vita superior success
sx- Medicines sent to any part ths country or
Or. GIBsos's Kew Work hYsi for sale ct
his Ori0s.
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The New bishops OF the Methodist EPiscO-
pat Church


Our dispatches have already announced
the election of three New Bishops OF lhe
Methodist Church. .-
Rev. D. W. Clark is ct present the edi-
tor of the Lqdies Repository, at Cinein-
natl. He is 8 native of Maine, aud has
long been one of the most prominent cler-
gymen of his denomination in the West.
Rev Calvin Kingsley is st present the
editor Of the Western Christian Advocate
at Cincinnati. He is Pennsylvania
was for some time at the head Of one the
principal Methodist cOiieges iu that State
| snd has for eight years past sccePtabiy
edited the chief organ of mis- denomination
in the West.
Rev. DR.. Thompson is at present editor
of the New York Christian Advocate and
Journal He was for ms y years th'
President Of Delaware College, in Ohio
and is, we believe, an Enghshmnn BY birth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27
A sU8E CURE.-EVERYBODY

n is being cured Of this Distressing dis sse BY
IA. use o. DR., STHI1KLAHD's FILE REMEDY.
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50 q RgEHESD r szE3-TaE Al.
tlgT. BWsas's GgALiilB & MIN SET 1Brrrsg g.
.RsA ths rseiIs OF Dr. Sts as1 Eess Of Coon7o.ieS
lAs zeRs bs1s sstssr. and has been USED II biI sss
lea for the last twenty year, With the moaI sEtcns
fza Huooez- As an oIterusl remedy It = wfthoCs
aiyaI, and viii HeTi1te pain speedily than Al
StheE preparation For al BhaaDztEo ard HsTFo j
Diaordsrl it is truly tnfnlbte, snd e. curstt7e ~
Sores Wounds bprEinBs Bcuiz8z, &c. .1s soothing
aeaInE snd powerful Htfens s9enfng propsnsites, e.
sits the iuIs wonder AID Of eli lo hz=
6ysg EiFen is trial. Over 1our hgnd~ed csrthcstt
sf remarkable ouroS geElor51 y i within ths sit
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27

Josh Billengs says henever owned but
one Sbanghis and he got chosked to death
by the kink Of " close" line after he
hsd swallowed eighteen feet oft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27
CLOTHES WRIN0ER.

nUTNAMIS OLOTH tlS WRING-
ERS dealers purchasing Wringers 70 ,i seia ~
fuvahcRA esunty, are ca GUned against PUT nAaIns
q, aDy one 5ut the unds signed, 81 Own the Soun-
ty by right OF purchase aud also eehtio1
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