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Go to the great Bankrupt Sale for your
Boots and Shoes, for style beauty and dura-
biIity, they can be had ct less than Man
ufaeturers price. 10S Superior street.
maV25: l52
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WOUEDED.-A private letter was receiv-
ed yesterday by gentlemen of this city
from Edwin P. slads, formerly we'll known
citizen of Cleveland, and nov belonging to
the naval service, which states that the wri-
ter was severely wounded, il the srm, In the
recent engagement on Red River, On his
own boat, the Juliet, thirty we're killed and
wounded. he is now on board the Hospital
Boat Red Rover, at tbsmOutb of Red River,
and doing well.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

NARRow EsoAPE.-A team of horses at
a ached to a wagon ran away on Erie street
yesterday afternoon, and in the course Of
their wild fieht headed toward the sidewalk.
reaching which they came in contact with q
post, thus arresting their further progress
and saving from serious injury, and prOba-
bly, death, lady who was near by and did
not observe their approach.
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onmposIT0Rs WANTED.

Two or three good COmpOsitOrs can find
employment at this Office at 81 Ia cents per
thousand ems. Apply at the LEADER News
Room immedisteIy.
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MARRIED

In Cir I'd Ohio. on the 26th Instant, by Elder y.
S. pavden, Mr.. A J MCCARTNEY 10 Miss JAN
YOUNG.
Il sAi- fold, Connecticut on the 25th instant BY
ReV Alexander ncIeen, Mr. Nm RO. hEFEL-
BER, o. this ity, ,,nd miss ELMlRA GOODS III, ,ot
the former plaSe. No CARDS
ReR-E0FGF meet Lean.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
FRs FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAHD,
desisnsted permanent Depository OF the Govern
meDi, is prepared 10 receive subscriptions 70 the
Ten-EorIY GoYeFnmeEt Loanf
nov ready lot delivery
Depository for o. 5. OhHcers, saymaSters and
ouar egmssters. marS-loz.
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FINANCIAL AND gGMMEPPl'i
1">'' 2 tR-


UT-IIIlI 10
Geld The course of Gold IN New York today,
though upward, was very gradually 20. the market
RI ing irregular The cause OF the rise Is doubtless
found only in pressing demand for shipment The
closing rate was lsSH The buying rate here to-day
was uniformly 81 per cent premium.
silVer-Buying at Y psr cent. premium
Meney-The money market continues 10 rule
quiet the eItrems tarpituds psrVadinR the channels
OF regular trade and the total absence Of all specu-
IAtivs movement, conducting OF course to this end
We hear OF no scarcity Of currency, and quote the
market easy at 6a756 per cent.
RxohanGs-Easy, quiet and steady ct par on
New York for Government, National ard Ohio funds
Eastern and Pittsburgh \ per cent. discount.
GOyerumenE Bonds-Steady, with q fair de-
mand, at the following rates:
Buying. selling.
/ ~ lUo
L I-3Ga, April and October. ll2H
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PAOT0ggAPRlg 3TOGK.

s2HOTO9hAPHIU ALBUMS, Az
r. Ss~s Terk Erioas.
y. BouGLA6 4 CO.,
t79 51nerfor-s4
tlbI5' HEEadlA AL-e5---NgIfIDEoRs AEp
- TONS and 9oupifs Oh azd Mstsr Ooiors.
=. 2. DOUGLAS OO-'S.
iTp Nupsrtor-5t
IA ALL SQUARE aIET ROBEwCEB
--as - q. II. uoNqLA5 On. g.
rs 6uPeriOr-Ei
sOFO9kAFH aJPFfHE CF GFI vBD kT,f-9
'riiti-szs and sasE1Finss, ~
e p. EpH6bAn & Dg.iS
7seupsri0g-si.
a sTKs pE S48.Tz' - SzLEgEAHzn
70 n sud WDuen. ah5 Paimer's derblss, e
2 p DOuGLAS 3 90. 3.
l79 : -ayi0l -5t,
AAek - Or DI5TIN.5Jss BRp
an 2. T. nOUGLAS , % y
-Hrzs We ss'.-rf.--k
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8LIoruEEs ON PHYsIoLoGY.-The lectures
of Mrs. H. NJ. Wheeler, for the benefit Of the
Women's Loyal League and Freedmen's Re-
lief Association, are deferred one week. Due
notice o the time and place of meeting viii
be given. By order of the Secretary.
NJ: CORNER,
Gacretarv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

CHEAPER THAN CorIoN SHIRrIHG.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
of I. P. SherwOod's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. may23
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There is an improvement to day in the receipts Of
wheat and corn. In addition to the receipts OF wheat
BY rail, s2I0 bushels arrived by lake from Toledo
Thers was a decidedly better inquiry to-day, both
upon the river and on Change, for Wheat than we
have noted for the past Gays but wss entirely
milling demand, the shipping interest being stil
in allegiance, and theveore continue to quote the
market dull and heavy. Flour remains very quiet,
even the ioosl trade demand being unusually light.
Miilers however, manufacturing very sparingly,
owing to the high prices Of wheat, and the market
is irm at quotations. Corn was without movement
to-day, and we quote the msrket steady. Oats are
10 mOders9e demsnd, aud n minally &c higher. 9th
er grains quiet and steady
Provisions continue irm, but the demand is lin
itsl t immediate necessities, and the mArket Is
rather quiet Butter. Eggs and Cheese are without
change and in good de1 and, with rsther scarcity
| OF the Il st tw5-
Hlshwines a.e without movement speculate
holding about all there are in the market Regular
dealers are steady in their views at 81 Is.
Sales and quotations to-day were as follows;
Fi0ar-hsrkst steady, but very dull. Double sx.
tra red, good to choice, s5Os7,75 DO white, ss2ss
s,7s.
Fhsat-sales $500 bushsls red Tree on board ct
$3.50; o.r rcd on track at sl,5s, AID at sI,B2
Corn Quiet nominsily LA from store.
OatH-2c better. sale I car from store at sOc.
| Rye-Quier. Held at sl,4O from store.
BarIey-Held at Sl,25sl8 for good 70 prime
on track.
BuckwhcRr-selling moderately at sI,7s per
bushel.
/ Pork-Quist and steady at S2s.O0 for No I City
packed mess and sa,OO for No. 2msss.
LErd-SteadY at llc Tor city-rendered In tisroea.
Smoked Hleats-MATkst steady but rather dull
at the following quotations; eAnvassed hams lsc
sughr-cured do, unoAnVassed, lso clear bacon l5o
shoulder 80 dried tesl uncanvassed i5c do can.
vassed l6c.
Mess Bsef-salss 10 bbls at sI7,0o.
Butter-MArketS steady at 2ssslc for good to prime
Western Reserve.
EGGs-stsadyand selling at lsc.
Ohsszs--Prime new is in good demand at l2Sei
ordinary sells slowly at lOGli.
7lGhwinss-Vsry dull. Dealers aski0g q IS
We hear OF no sales.
AtcohOI-Held at q 5Oe2.s2 for ss Per cent. Neu-
trsl Proof Spirits sl,s2.
Beans- Quiet at s2y5O for medium white.
seeds-Quiet at ss,l2es,2 . for Timothy, and S7,7s
for clover.
sJzIt-In fair demand and steady at sR,2s for ans,
| 20 30 fer ooarss and ground solar.
Dried AppIes-Steady at lOSc.
Dried PeaohsH-Iu moderate demand at 2ssSOo
for peeled, and 2Oo sor unpesed.
POtRtOes-Pesoh blows In moderate demand at
S,l0 for prime, and SECESSION for common TO good.
PetrOIeum-Quiet and nominaIly 62assc for Re-
fned.
FIah-Are selling freely at the following quota.
tions: White Fish, halt baIrels fs9 Piekerel,
halt barrels, $3.50 Trout, half .,tr -, 75Oi Her
ring 1850 per hall barrel.
lilll Feed-In good request and 6rm At s25,O0a
$50. Oats and corn ground together s,2eea45Oa Oa At
the mills
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

The new way those Gem Pictures are
msde at Parker's Rooms, No. 9, Public
Square, is rich, and they are hsrd to beat.
msy24;l57
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

MoTT & HAIGHr have just received ct
their Emporium, No. 1856 Bank street, OF
posite the Weddsll House, large and splsn-
did stock of Lace Windsor Soarfs, and also
all Of the latest style Of Ties. may9I;lb2
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$40 TO $40 A DAT.-Resd advertise
tisement in another column headed as above.
signed, I. S. Page, General Agent. Toledo, O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

Prof. ALI. Howard, American Ole Bull
violinist will visit TitusvilIe, Pa, and
jamestown, N. Y, soon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

New York Times, Herald, Tribune,
World, Independent, Round Table, Soienti-
fc American, Police Gazette, Ledger, New
Nation, ETC., at Hawks.
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akPlNE INfeIIIAENcE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND
MAY n.
ENTERED

IN hfERED.....------MayH q.
stmr Morning Star. Viger, Detroit.
Prop TonaWand4 Langley. rutalo-
Proc Rocket, gaylord Buffalo.
Bark Gen Franz ciegel. Hid, rudalO.
Brig Lucy J o arEe, Num- Budslo.
Schr Fls-t Wing Quick. Toledo, 40 bushels wheat
schr L Quinbl, morgan, Burwell, 70 "A feet lnm-
her.
sehr Kiar Sisters Norton, MaEqustts 2l2 tons ore,
zoo tons pig irou.
schr n o Post chapman, Toledo.
Schr IllinOis, WIieht, Port Huron.
Schr summerset, OumminEss HarQuette, 80 tons pig
II,
schr Evslin Fates, Harrington. Euhalo.
Schr q hoeder, Deunison. Buffalo,
scoW Supply. johnson. Avon Point
SEQ Eage, hudson, Detroit, 80 d feet lumber.
ecoW Nary and Lncy- Burns. Detroit, IS d ieet lum
? 50 N iath, - n shingles
ScoW Free Mason. MeTreils. Port Clinton.
scow Grsnyi lei Connolly, ROBdeau.
bkARED.....-....--.....dag ..
stmr Morning Star Vieer, Detroit
Prop TOnawaDds, LanRles, Chicago
Prep ROcSet. Gaylord Green hay.
Prop Northern LiRht. muDch. OntonagOu.
Prop Tiog-. VS. erbnry, nuukirE s5S bbls -four.
Brig lucy J OtaIk Mum, Milwaukee. 40 tonsc al
echr II u Lansn 4. PArsoh+, Chicago, 40l tons coal
schr Fie Wing, QGicz- Toledo
ecOw Free Mason, Hierrills, candusky
ReOw supply, tohntOn, keily's lHlfnd.
Yacht kOwena, Thomas, Chi ago.
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CHICAGO ,ARNET--rAY ~.

THF IELEHHAFU-T
Elour-Aetiys. Holders aski an aduAnce Of S..
Wheat-Aetive aud advalcsd lalHc Seles 81
ala IN for No Spring and sl,2i,aAl,24S for
COrE-Aetive and advanced Ease. sales at 81 ilss
l,l3S5 for NO I, and 81 ,l95< ioT No 2
ORtB-BuOyant. sale At 6s<a6so
0hlnky-Firm and actiYs st sl,22
FTeighta-Firm at s56o tor Whea', &c Tor corn
to Bu Aio
Receipts 3 900 bhls -four, 1900 bushels wheat
5000 bushels corn, %, 900 bushels oats
ShtpmenLs-TO00 bbs four $4,000 bush wheat
IS 700 bush corn, Il 90 bushels oats
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

WANTED Two experienced milliners,
az Mrs ShaW's Millinery Rooms. None 9TH
er need apply. may27:I57
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

H5lI iNNI MUNE1 ADYANCSD,
y ~ UOO In sums 10 suit--at ths old stand and
Hsil known WA9hER'e LOAN OFFICE, on Securf-
tes OF every kind, viz Gold snd silver Watshoa D-
Amonds, silver Ware, JeHery, Guns, Pistols, Cloth
ing, Dry Goods Pianos, MelOdeOns, and all personal
property and articles OF value, the satisao-
tory terms. Business strictly private Established
1881. n. b.-A variety Of unredeemed Watches, Jew
olrY, Guns &c, for sale at bargains.
B-Ufice--corner OF W ateT and Huperor-Sta., oVaf
avis PsiTnttos Clothins Store.
ooE11 8 ~ WAnsER
CEED WHEAT, SEED WHEATt
~ Seed Dealers, farmers and others can ind at
our Union Elevator, Merwin street, choice WILSON,
sin ol ub wheat. Also western oats for seeding pur.
poses for sale in lots 70 SUI purchaser.
fHATOH n. "a tUSnR BUHT 90
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LEGAL INTKLLIGsNCR.

C0uRT or CoNKOE PLEAs.-CIvIL BRLNoH.
The case of ". H. ShOsnbsrger, sI. al, VS..
Zenas King was on trial before Judge Boil
ton yesterday, Backus and Noble appearing
for plaintiffs, and Hitchcock and Estess fOr
defendants.
In the case Of Mcclellan and Co. We.
Moeller which has been on trial for some
days in Court room No. 2, Judge Cofinberry
yesterday delivered q decision for plaintiffs,
setting of, however, in favor of defendant,
S204 90, from the amount claimed by plaintiff
The case of John Moore VS.. Il. Haynes
an action for the recovery of real estate, was
on trial in the afternoon, before Judge COf-
fnberry, J. ". Lynde, Esq., appearing for
plaintiff, aad W. s. Kerrnish, ESQ.,, appear
ing for defendant.
CoURT OF CoHHoH PGEAs.-CRnISAL
BRAEOH.-Judge FOOte yesterday morning
sentenced Jacob Udeoh, the murderer of John
G. Fay, to four years imprisonment in the
psnitsntiary.
The divorce case of Frederick Adams vs.
Mary Adams was next taken up, D. W.
Gage appearing for plaintiff, and no defense
being attempted. The ground alleged wss
adultery. The divorce was granted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to McGarvey's, opposite the POstOf-
hce, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. sPr20;I49
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For a fine, or linen genteel negligee
shirt, call at Mott & HaIghts, 1876 Bank
street. may27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

A LARGE invoice Of Gray's Patent
Moulded Collars received this day at Mott
Il Haight's Emporium, No. 1876 Bank street
may27:l57
For fine and genteel and negligee
shirt, call at Mott & Hsights, 1856 Bank
street. moy27:I52.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28
LOCAL NOTIOEs,

EO41cE. There will be an examination
Of applicants for positions as teachers in the
Public Schools of Cleveland, on Saturday,
May 2sth, 1854, at the Central High School
house, commencing at 9 o'clock A.
L. W. FORD, Bard
e. R. PERKINS. of
ANSON SMl III, Examiners
mav2T.I52
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90 a a * x OEAH.
CLEvzLAND mARKE1.
nORHTHG LEADER OFFiOE,
ERToEw UVnuTuo Nav n fEgf

ReceIpta-The following are the receipts Of grain
by rail during the "a hours ending at half past one
O'Clock to-daV.
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PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET.

lop1caAl 70 the Ledoerl
PIIIEBURaH, Nay q.
Psrroisunl-Cruds in Etssdy demand, with very
little for sale. sales for to- day at 3051c. sales
refined bonded ~ Sc; deifTe 65c; for July,
ffte, dull Arrivals small
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

TRE DRAFT.
List Of Brafted Men and the DispOsiriOh Of
Their Cases

The Board Of Enrolment disposal of 126
cases yesterday and the day before. We
copy the list Of these from this city.
,,ns- w.pn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

TIE Ladies will please look into Mrs
Shaw's Millinery Rooms, 2S6 Superior street
may19:157
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

PIaster-In fair demand at sio per ton Tor land,
tsiO per barrel for Dentist" and &c rs per bar
rel ior common ealcinod.
Ale and POrtsr-Stsady At following quotations:
Present Use Xxx Ale $50; Stock XXX sIO.O0 to sI2-
%; GenBett $500; Pae cream trI,oO; Porter slI.
1Ialt-Steady at 81, so per bushel.
HOPS-Range at z5sas5o, according to quality,
EalIovF-Solling st lO<o.
Lime kron and OsEego water lime In GOOD
request at 200
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

New supply Of not and letter paper at
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REVENUE STAMPS

FoR SALE AT THH
CLEVELAND OsTOFFICE
E. COWLEs, P. N.
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TIE srcoNp EAr1ONAL BAEK

will, on the first Of June next, redeem ths coupons
OF the per ent Treasury notes falling due on tha
date Holders Of the same viii bO required to leave
the notes with schedule sttsched Corms Of which
can now Re furni hedy allowing time to dstseh the
coupons and oompu,s the interest. may2s Iss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

5 Per Cent. Legal Tender Notes
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formhn viii commerce with the great Drama OF
TB u ROBB Chs;
Or. the Forest of Bohemia.
tharIes de I'd In Adams
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

UNITED Stairs CoURT Laurent BIsnohat
one of the Holmes county rioters, and recent
Iy convicted of conspiracy, has been SEN
fenced by Judge swayne to pay fine Of
$500, and to be imprisoned in the peniten-
tiary for six months.
William 4. Anderson, of Allen county,
was yesterday admitted to practice as an at
torney in the United States Court.
The case of the Uuited States vs. Asa
Frsemen and eight others, from Knox coun-
ty, indicted for conspiracy to relist the s1-
ecution Of the laws of the United States, was
set for trial yesterday. The court ordered a
special vsnirs for forty-two jurors, from
whom the following were empannelled:
Joha P Ross, n. S Stevens,
Solomon D. McMillsD, William Rattle,
o. n. Skeels, Oliver H. Perry,
Robert Lee, I. n. Pillsbury,
Clark johnson, Joseph Chamberlain,
P. B Wa,bridge, James Christian.
Before the jury was sworn, however, the
District Attorney entered nolle in the case
and the defendants were discharged. Msssrs
Hurj, Bsrtlsy and Dunbar appeared for de-
fsndsnts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28

A PHEASANT TInE IN PRosPEor.-lbis
evening the City of Cleveland will leave the
Michigan Central Railroad Dock at the usual
hour, and will meet the Morning Star, from
Detroit, in the middle of the Lake. Through
passengers will be exchanged, and the City
of Cleveland will return to this city. A
pIeasantsr trip in these beautiful star-lit
nights than this upon Lake Erie cannot be
imagined Any one who desires to take it
can do SO by calling on Captain Pierce, at
his Office as agent of the Detroit line, and
paying him dollar for ticket.
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AoADrnY or MusIU Edwin Adams, the


great traTedisn, arpsesei 'a-' night in an
en..rey ~ ar rent liue of character
from that to wnich [ bad previously treated
Us. His rendition of tie chartetar the
DrunkArd was most powerful and eff -olng,
We have rarely seen anything more thrill
lingIy impressive than his acting in tbs
fourth aet-the deIirium trsmens scsne-We
have not seen for month. We feel more
and more each evening that Mr.. Adams is an
actor of most wonderful taste, judgement and
power. Little Kfhs Ellslsr was, after Mr..
Adams, the attraction of tho piece, and
played her part most beautifully. "ALson
of Lover" an:Old but good farce, was we'll
played.
The play this evening is SchiIler's greatest
drama-by some esteemed the greatest Of
poe,s s'hakspssrean timss-The R. bbsrs The
capital farce, "My NeighbOr's Wife, .
serves as dessert after the more solid fare.
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AMu8E@ @EaTS.

Schiller !--.s6hIller
Whoss work Of the Robbers viii be pr nted to-
night, being the last night Of the engagement Of
MIR. EDWIN ADAssR.
On which ocrasion he will appear In schier's great
drama OF ~ he l.Obbers, r. Charles de Moor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-21

deed Of the Cnilel states. aud II they an
peal 60 var, ,bey bold their all by a very
insecure tenure
For my tart, | believe tina, this war il
ihercsult Of laist political doctrine, Tor which
we are all As people responsible, via that
any and every people has right to sclL
government and | would give all chance
20 reject aud when IN error to iecsnt. |
know slave owner finding Themselves IN
possession Of "a species OF property in op-
position 10 the growing sentiment OF To.
whole ciyil'Dd world, conceived their prop
crly 10 danger and loolishly appealed to
war and by ,killiui political handling IN
r"lycd With them 'le whole south on h.
doctrine % error and prejudice. ! believe
thai some Of tie rich aud slave boldlng
are pr,iadiccd 20 al extent that nothing
tat death and ruin will estngulsh but
hop that as the poorer and indus,fis
clls,' pi The South realize lheir relative
weakness and their depend nee upon TIE
fruits OF the earth and the good will of
their fellow men, they viii not only discoy.
r. the error Of their ways ati ftpsut 81
ta,Ir ha.iy actiou, but blcs, those who
pcrslsi,nty maintained constitutional
government strong enough to sustain u
ell, prot ct its citizens, and promise peace
fol home, to millions vet unborn
IN this belief, while assert for our gov.
crnmeut 'he hIghes, military prcrogaiycs,
am willing To bear in patience tina, pc.
Ultra nousrnse % slave rights state figal4,
irrdom OF conscience, freedom Of the press.
and such other trash, as hay, dt'udcd The
>uarbrtn icope INTO the war, suuehy
h.4ud.hed aud The ioultsi crime. that have
di-gaced any time " any people.
sUu d adsis, the commanding Officer.
a Huntsville and such other towns as ure
ueeupDd by our troops 10 assemble the iH-
bhbitaais aud explain 10 them ,aese plain,
,,lIvvdeut propositions, and tell then .has
s. is .Ot Item poH 10 say whether they and
'bar children shall inherit their .b4rc.
ia, Government u thr United Stat. hss
u North Ntbama any aud al rights
bpA ;hty yaasse .u euiarce in war- tao
take tle0r iNts lbDf homie ,he.r ,s..y
'hWg b,glAs tHtt cannot dtuy tHat war
ap..- uol ,A.-f H,rr. Is q war Is Imply
power unr -tWud by oon.ti uuou or
,nm uct II ih.y Wat eternal warfare.
Ntl aud ~ j N, accept tie issue
and Ii-possl -- 'I,u and pot eur friends %
poss ,.luu kr.w ltu-aads AID millions
~ good people who 81 ..u PIE notice Vuuh
come 90 North Alabama and accept the ell
orant hous,. ami limitations Their,
II the p upiu OF Huntsville think difler.
ent. et them persist so the war three wears
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-21

. 'Nf'''NA'
Pafrou Brosnlow, who was the last
speaker said that be was recovering from
illness aud Hhd no desire TO deliver an
address.
On my return 10 Knoxville some six
months ago found the jai. IN which the
rebels we're kul enough to lodge ne Tor
lhge months led 10 overlooking with
Another ella ul beings Among them
! found portion OF the leading. active
lam as rebels, who We're concerned iu
my incarceration. guarded by Union sol.
dicrs. They wrle TO be sent across the
mountains to Camp Chase. aud curiosity
induced me To scc how they wonld look
going through jhe operation | bad gont
through ! looked on with sort Of
malig at pleasure my mi occupied with
pny one reflection. Every dog ha, hi.
day. Laughter
Staining an The corner Of jay aud
Cumberland streets les than Eve week.
ago. 10 X knoxville, while an artillery reg
untut Of co,ard gentlemen came INTO hat
town, prominent rebel, gentleman
personally friendly 10 me tapped me- on
the shoulder ui aid, Browul0w. know
,ou ur,..n -nntn,rs man How j. .. thai
Thing look 10 Your eyes,
Sir said | "a little more than two
y,.,r- AGO whom lay d,,.o,h tLr r.id
aiuter 70 ih. mH. which towers aho.s
our be,d.. denied the ble.s,rps Of gre
tad .othe-. or any comfort. lr.utentl,
marched p,rd ogt by hlark. H. ragl
uuium With muskrts. taking the place Of
their ,ount mast,rs. Who w,r. smok fnv
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