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HORSES, CARRIAGES &c.

FOR SALE CHEAP--A GREY HORSE, IA
hands high. To BE- seen for 3 days. until rold
Also stables to let. Inquire s?9 Rivington at IA
EoR SALE-A BAY MARE, YRS. OLD,
= 80 weight 1, hands hrh, warrnp tod .ouud and
Kind IN every respect, suitsLle fo truck Price
U@O. Apply for days i25 Norfolk st. 81
EOR SAl.E-2 GOOD CART HORSES.
harness and new carts, and good -four work
Enquire Of WM. II. PADDOCK. 80 Oichard st, snas
p N. or before ~ A. ". 100
EOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME BAY
pony, yesrs old, perfectly pound and kind; so.d
pr NE want OF use. Inquire Of HENRY kENSEDY,
81 Baxter II. let floor. III
EOR SALF-A STRONG WORKING Horse,
= years old. warranted sound and kind; suitable
hr cart OF truck. win lie sod cheap the ov ner has
No further use Tor him. Apply at IsS Varict e.. ia
EOR SALE-A STRONG AND ABLEBODI.
ed horse ut for cart or truck; be seen at No. 70
EOR SALE-A GOOD WORK HORSE,
suitable for cart or truck sold tor want OF O. In.
Gnire At II West ltth 81 Of JOHN OEST after Z
O'clock Pm. ss7
EOR SALE. GOOD DRAUGHT HORSES
Will te cold cheap for want Of u.e Can DO seen
from ~ W O'Clock 1872 Jay a. Brooklyn. ga
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE-,
400 ne~ and "a hand cirlisgcs, buvyies aud busi.
ness vAsun> also 20 horses, fast ot rs family and
work horses; also hsnes. Of ali kinds selling o cheen
10 Sevin st, corusr Fulton av, Brooklyn. N4N
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EXCURSIONS.

EOR NEwBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE
L RoundouI KinSston.1hs NARY POWELL
lssvcs foot jay Ct svsry afsrnoon ~ o'clock rs
HUDSON RIVER R. R-ROR ALBANY
Z and IL A. Z. and : AND id.i5P. II a..S Snsus. I, n
days y 6.S3 r. n. from S0sh Of 40
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sRWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.-ALLF FIRST CLASS
- machines for .Als and 70 rent. Aschines cheap
ehanseA and repaired S35 Broadvsy, cor OF Worth
st. Rsm 3 up stair ever book stare, SO6
WEED SEWING AACHINE-ELASTTC
w lock stitch; The bese In tbe world Call and .eo
how they do sU lind Of sewins Bring your NorS and
test them. WEED g. n. co, E6 BJoadvay, NJ Ais
Ok SINGERS SEWING MACHINES FOR
~ sals, No. g. nsariy nev; only run short time;
8. WITS, u Chamber. q. I'll
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OLD Lad FOR TYPE METAL OF. ALE
vow SRzskE iii' VI vtas:. Y Z: :IsA''' s''s ''ss
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-iN A Small
i private American faIrilv, for lflrie rent lemsrH
Terms % month, ail very eSaeeuient to cars and
STAGES, Apply At 9ys Brooine ST. 4 blocks Wet a
mont. eTo
HOTEL GARNI, 1875 THIR1Y-EIGITTH ST,
Aiour doors from Cd sve.-Fuinished bedr ooms foi
eentiemen-94 "a respectable mechanics can n accom.
moiated with nice furnished bedroom each man
win sepsrste roonf 81 25 to si7b per week 80
OR GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS TO III
-, With good board. 70 gentlemen. Call at l0O Wen
ksh 81 50
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LANCER QUANTITY THAN ANY OTHER.

LARGER QUANTITY THAN ANY OTHER.
Unlike al other Dyes II does not nnut the clothes
and the hsI does not require washing after appy Ing
To b had Wholesale al Barnes 4 60. 21 Park low;
fraser Lee, 20 Beekman a.; Miller Reed. cor Of
Allen and Stanton ss, and cor. Of Houston st. and
Avenue D; Porter Falrchild, 41b HUDSON street
and 81 sixth Druggists will also be supplied
by q. N. CRITTENTON, Is 4iIth ave corner @th st.
Eos bv nv,soCtsss nn
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CORPORATTON NOTTCE.-PUBLTC

CORPORATION E0TICE.-PUBLIC NJ
tioe b hereby siysn thst . ale Of propsrty, &C
TOT s..ns sFsdns ccmsrSe;ns sSs ; :sse Etc. Il,
day. and Re continued ffoS dy TO day until the whole
The ds.aed s,s,sm.n, Of the property to be cold Is
publ..hsS IN the Ney YSIh psiy Nsss dslly pew &
ss !aa n !. * e s. @
HHr.sS bsS:sim.Ss q Finance, su1s.a Of Arrears
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE--THE PART
SDership hsrstofors sxistns between the under
;; ;S.kfEsTEk sas gssS $s i$;s al::sI:sa y
So IN psiS aoas %
the .srs Of the late frm At No. 80 Couland street,
JONI T. GAkfEsTtR 'kH Es..a New TY%ss.ttss YSrs, tsS
%, 1854: The UNDERSIGNED have !hi. day y foImeSs
w6RfIIEN. 4 CAkPENTLR, u So. 30 CeaI,isndt
J6hS 81 sffffffsS Ss. T. wGksfS isd IN
CAMPAIGN MEDALS AND BADGES, AT
~ e1o per LOO also 6Q Ane ricap tokens for coec-
s tss.gIsI = q aea.: 50 Chatham St New %oi
nIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA.
- and su loseness Of the bowels can he cured by
IL, Hd fns Fiif sUS Sos SS
In the possession Of eye rekeoper, life might
By he pre.ss. p,opsiot eS Ii. pass 10 % Year,. and
sS,: sSssS Second st.. %sn.bsish. Il :; per
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
~ Booh and shoes at Cheap JOHNS Boot and Shoe
store No; los Greenwich st bet Carlisle and Rector
&: ssFs usns :..y' on hand sss
CREY'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTE-THE
~ bess Dentrihce for the Teeth in use; 10 be had
st rs South SECOND ct Wiliamsbursh and cor Myrtle
and IT Franklin svs~ East brooklyn. Price 50 ssns'
OFFICE OF THE OIL CREEK PETROLEUM
'N"s'u st SsHPS sTsps,psHs., A /, Bank Buildins3
The Tssss Vl this Company have h day de-
',c oSE fsK sls'esnS CESf. E FOR TIE MONTH OF SEPT
Vysbls oe', Tr.nsisr books close ytth ip.i; New
o. X. INGERsOII- Gee. 81
DAwNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT OF
| N n,s, Guns Pistols, Dry CioodA Clothing, and ali
hud, Of goods. ovsroosts wanted las Canal street
near BoWery. 2s4
pRINTING PAPER--FoR SALE, A SMALL
4. lot q white printing paper. A,3s. Apply A the
THE ANNuALMEETING OF THE STOCK
e e. s. sss ca !. ss &. S s
DAY ofQe,ObSr, .i u o'cloci y. J. Il. THOMPSON,
sscy. Rev York, Sept. 80 1854. SOi
THE MOVEMENT OF GOLD rs DOWN.
L waxd-So uksviss 10 the tendancy Of KENT's East
India Coffee when IL delightful 10 present At
IePsst Sold by ~ erocsn At w cents psT lb. Gene
raj depot 1b< ksade u. <23
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
stockhodeu Of the insulated Iinss Telegraph
Company, st the once q the Company, IS Cedar s,
n. Y TuesdAy, the 4th day Of October next q ~
O'Clock n. EDWARD HAMILTON, Sec.
New York, Sept. ~, 1854. sat
ITO PLATERS-GERAAN SILVER Spoons,
l. Forks LadsA Pie, fish and Cyumb KniveA Rar
Salt, sad Mustard Spoons for mls b. W, n. SMITH,
| Is John st, upstairs. SB
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LOSSES PAID IN U. S. GOLD COIN

ALL MONIES RECEIVED FOR INSURANCE on THIS
SLOPE RETAINED FOR INVESTMENT IN
CALIFORNIA AND ALL
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PETITION IN INSOLVENCY.

IN TIE cor NTY COURT. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF TRINITY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA:
In the matter the Petition of VIM. A.
NUNEALLY His Creditors.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-12-17

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF IIoS. JOHN
| Murphy. county Judge of Trinity county, no
tice is hereby given to all the creditors of said
nsolvent W. \. Nunnally to be and appear be-
fore the Hon. John Murphy, aforesaid in open
Court, at the Court room of the Court House, in
the town of Weavcryille, county and State atore-
said, MONDAY, the
I'd day Of January, 1865,
at 10 clock a. NJ, of said day, then and there
to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer
of said Insoyent should not he granted, an as
sienment Of his Estate be made. and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities, in pursu-
ance of the statute in such made and pro-
vided and in the meantime all proceedings a.
ganst the said Insolvcnt be stayed.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court,
It's. this 22d day of November \. D., 1864.
II At \. j. LOOMS, Clerk.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.

SECRET PoLITIcAL ORGANIZATIONS adopting
the strategy of the rascal who to the crowd cries
% stop thief y to conceal some of his own nef:i-
rious transactions, the Abolition press of this
State, edited in a majority of cases by men whose
souls are blackened by traitorous oaths admins
tered in some dark garnet, is bowling daily
about Democratic secret societies of treason
nble character in our midst They know, base
wretches they are, that they utter a fasehood
when they assert that there is reasonable
Democratic organization in this State, known as
Knights of the Golden Circle. Sons Of Liberty
in fact, any Democratic society having treason
able ends in view.-Grdss Valley National
To appreciate the above morsel it may be ne
ccssary for the reader TO know that John X.
Ridge is one of the editors of the National and
that his name figures conspicuously in the list
of leaders Of the reasonable order of - knights
of the Columbian Star. The same paper has
on more than one occasion during the past year,
devoted space to the abuse and SANDER of North
ern women especially the wives of soldiers
1t is a black mail concern, reasonable, and dirty
in every respect The editor, for his own credit
had better turn highwayman.
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GENERAL GRANT AND THE ELEcTIoS.-The fol-
the election:
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SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR BUILDING A
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Board
N of Supervisors of Trinity county, Califor-
mia, will receive bids from date until the first
Monday in January, 1868, for building coun-
ty Court House and Jail. Said buildings are to
be erected in accordance with, and after the plan
and specifications adopted by said Board at the
November Term, 1864 and now on file in the
Clerk Office of this county. All bids must be
made under seal, and deposited with the county
Clerk before the I'd day of January next.-Dated
Weaveryille, Nov. ls, 1864.
46.tsb. \. J. LOOMS, Clerk.
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Claims Against Indian Department.

OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
SAN Francisco, Cal, Sept. 9th, 1864.
PURSUANT TO INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED
| from the Department of Interior, dated Wash
ington City, July 2Sth, 1864, relative to the
:. former Indebtedness of the Government on ac-
count of the Indian service in California" l
hereby give notice to all persons having claims
against the Government for supplies furnished or
services rendered the Indian Department of this
State under the Superintendent of HANSON,
STEELE and WENTWORTH, to present the
same to me at my office, southeast corner OF
Washington and Sansome streets, San Francis
co, on or before the
LIST day of December, 1854,
so that they may be forwarded to Washington
for final settlement. Atiidavits from responsible
parties will be required to establish the correct
ness and Justice of said accounts.
AUSTIN WILEY,
362m. Supt. of Indian Affairs, Gala.
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THE wife OF an Abolition soldier at Dcs Moines
is the mother of a negro child. As her husband
was fighting for negroes, she seems to have
abundantly crowned his expectations, and given
him what he is fighting for.-NdT3sriHe Express.
With all its horror for - Abolition lies, the
Erprcss has swallowed Il . sell from this source
without hesitation. The above statement was
made in a Union paper of Iowa and, after the
whole Copperhead press of the State had gone
into commissions over this case of supposed mis-
cegenation they suddenly restored to CON
seriousness by being informed that both the sol
der and his wife were negroes That = let them
out and now the Express with ''nggcr on
brain as large as before election, is . salt
pctcred " by the same yarn.-OrocWe Union.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-12-17

CRY PoINr, Nov. l0-l0:30 p. NJ.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War: Enough
now seems to be known to say who is to hold
the rens of Government for the next four years
Congratulate the President for me for the double
victory The election having passed off quietly,
no bloodshed nor riot throughout the land is a
victory worth more to the country than battle
won. Rebellion and Europe will construe it so.
L. :. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
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ao- Mrs. :. 4. Aliens w orid's Hair Rest"r-
or and ZyIobalsnmum or Worlds Hair
I,r.x.iuy are unr,Halled and ackn"wl lodged 10y all
who ~. them for restoring. iuvignratiEs. cauyins and
drc,,iu the Hair rendering silky and glossy and
i.,iu to remain any desired position; quickly
cn-in The -!u arr,-tin the lill and mlArti'i healthy
nnd natural color to Hair. They never fail to restore
ere, u ~ Z, il youthful color They net directly
u,,n t. ri- Of the lir giving them the natural n'n-
i.nlnent required Noaly's toilet is comrrt" without til"
l,a nr Hair Dre-su 1t ,cin>eS the HAIR aud
ir1alrt. t, il delightful fragrance aud Is suited t.
both Young anil old
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursu-
" ance of an order of the Probate Court of
the county of Trinity in the State of California
made on the 10Th day of November, \. D., 1864
in the matter of the Estate of John Patterson,
deceased, the undersigned, Administrator said
Estate will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash in one parcel, and subject to con-
frmaton by said Probate Court, on SATUR-
BAY, the
24th day OF December, A. D., 1864,
at IL o'clock, NJ, at the door of JAS. b. Wells
store, in Trinity Center in said county, all the
right title, interest and estate of the said mites
tate at the time of his death, and all the right
title and interest that the said Estate has acquir-
ed by operation of law or otherwise, in and to
all that lot piece parcel of land situate, lying
and being in said county, on the east bank OF
Trinity river, about one mile from Trinity Cen
ter containing about 800 acres, more or less
and known a. Pattersons ranch. Also, all the
farming utensils and personal property belong
ing to said Estate. JAS. B. WELLS,
Administrator of the Estate of
II H. John Patterson, deceased.
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American and Foreign Book
AND PERIODICAL DEPOT.
GEO. 81. BELL,

DOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER, Gil Mont
ID gomery street, corner of Merchant oah
Francisco, receives subscriptions for any l'erioo-
ical published in the United States or Europe.
among which are the following
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Agency for the Art Union of London. Sub
scriptions received for the Annual Distribution
of Paintings and other Works of Art. Any
NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE, REVIEW,
or othei Periodicals not mentioned in the above
list, will he FURNISHED TO ORDER. Spe-
cial tenton will be paid to importing
Books that may be wanted and cannot be
otherwise obtained. \ general assortment of
Books always on hand, including all the NEW
PUBLICATIONS.
San Francisco, Dec. l. 1864. Adm.
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ID ESIDENT PiENIN AGENTS IN ALL HE OIlihS'
IL Towns and prominent places on tins Coast VINO are au-
turizcd Ia Policies grant Renewals, assent 10 Assign
ne and 1T e To the business Of the
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-12-17

CoMING lIoME.-The Portland Orcgonian says
Thos j. Butler, Esq, formerly of Red Bluff is
about returning to thai place. Himself ana
brother originated and published the first paper
in Idaho-the BOISE Nc,cs-but as the bush
whackine dcSerters from Prices army control
that Territory NOW, Butler sold out, believing it
n good place to emigrate from.
Orrx LETTER TO JAcESoN TENrLE---DEAR
Sin -. Do VOC know Ola Jones =
Yours sincerely.
PErALrMA, Dec. 9th, lSG+
-yourHaE GRd .irgus.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

HEADQUARTERS IIrH AND 18TH CoRps, =
LOOKOUT VALLEY, Tenn FEs. 4th, 1894.
Byigadier General II. D. WAipple, 4. Il. G.
Army Of the Cumberland
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28
10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,

ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16
WhnI ! Wrerchrd Conpsrhsnd SAW.

ID NnhL a HFelcneQ COpperHead says
Since Grant successes have become
known, the poor Copperhesds have been
writhing like snakes, as if the defeat Of
the rebels we're their own defeat. They
are already at work moaning and whining
over the carnival of blood" The arch
COpperhesd of New York is specially sf.
hicted, as will be seen f;om the following
extracts from leading editorial of Friday
last:
If the fends Of hell were commissioned
by an angry God to wresk venge ance upon
earth, they could not more terribly fulfill
the mission Of destruction than do the
contending armies in Virginia. No mar
vel that the community thrills with excite
ment and quivers with an universal shud-
der. Every fash over the wires is laden
with tale Of horror. The word 'viclory"
stsres in mockery at the reader from the
glsriDg headings Of each dispatch, but be-
low there is but the record Of slaughter
slaughter beyond all precedent Of battle
fields, but winning nothing but the need
of heroism for those that fight this insen-
safe qusrrel.
Finally, we have the following ghOstly
warning uttered with hns phrenzy :"
Think not, you fanatics, s1d you who
have filled your purses with pieces that
are stained with the blood Of your eoun-
trymen, you who have driven your breth-
rem like bullooks to the slaughter pens,
that you might build your fortunes and
feed your ambition upon their corpses,
think not that Nemesis will forget the
day Of reckoning. 1t is you, meddlers,
with the social systems Of your felloW-meu;
It is you, demsgogues, who have nursed
e0avulsion that you might grasp power
out Of chaos; it is you, heartless meroe-
naIies, who are now fessting and luxuri-
sting upon the wealth realized by your
cOuntry's sgony-it is you that the people
will call to account in the hour Of retribu-
ton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16
Crook,s Cavalry RxpedIlion.

A letter to the Cincinnati Commercial
from LOup Creek, West Virginia, dated
May I'd, has the following in regard to
the expedition Of Gen. Crook to cut the
Virginia and East Tennessee Railroad;
This command is on the move, the Gen.
ersl in the field, snd all are ready for q
trip into Dixie. The number Of this force
is, Of course, contrsband. 1t is sufficient
however for sll practical purposes. The
object Of the expedition is unknown to ell
save the General, whose organ Of secretive-
ness is remarkably WelldeVeloped. As we
shall be well on our way by the time this
reaches you, it may Rot be out Of place to
say, that Q force has been quietly, yet
rapidly, concentrating in the valley fer
the past week, until an army, as large as
any that ever came into the District Of Ks-
nswhs, mostly mounted, has gathered to
gether, and gone into the field under the
leadership Of General George Crook. You
may rest assured that it means business.
Some wild guessing is done IS to our des-
tinstiOn; embracing Dublin Depot, Lynch
burg, Stsunton, ss objective points. The
cleaning out Of the Breokinridge force is
mysteriously hinted st. ALI s,ree. how
ever, ss to one thing; that it is q campaign
frsught with exciting interest and hazard,
and is to ave almost important bearing
on the campaign in Eastern Virginia. /
will keep you posted as to our fortunes
and misfortunes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16
HrIaadI.r-esn.raI James Q. RIee.


Amongst the dead who fell in Tuesday 8
battle in Virginia was General James G.
Rice, Of this city, one Of the bravest, pur-
est, noblest spirits this country has seen
q man so simple in his ways, so entirely
devoted to his country, so fesrless snd de-
lermined in battle, 60 true and genuine 9
man, and so skilful soldier, that, with
out family or political influence, and with
out seeking Of his own, his own merits
raised him from the position of Second
Lieutenant in the Thirty ninth New York
regiment to that Of one Of the most trusted
and respected Brigsdiers in the Army of
the Potomac. he fought in every battle
in which that army Was engaged, except
that Of Antietsm; he bore the brunt Of
many terrible conflicts; on many ocoa-
sion received sho,s through his clothing,
but was never touched in his person till,
in the charge which he led on Tuesday, he
Wss shot in the thigh. He died shortly
after smputstion had been performed-his
last words the request "Turn me over that
may die with my face to the enemy" In
him the country has lost not only true
and brave soldier, but deEot d citizen
q man who understood the full meaning OF
liberty-Who was a Democrat in the best
and truest sense Of the word.
General Rice was native of Worthing-
ton, Mass.,-one Of large family Of chill
dren, whose mother, st the age Of eighty
two, still lives to mourn her son. He
passed his early life in struggle to gain
an education, finally entered Yale, and
graduated with the highest honors; shortly
sfterward he went to Matches, Mississippi,
where he taught school, edited the literary
department Of a paper, and learned to hate
slavery with deep hatred. Returning
North, after several years Of southern life
be began the practice Of law in this city,
and worked his way up TO fine practice
and proud position in the junior barn
p Pot
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16
The PsonIs md The Army

We have never in the course Of the war,
nor on the occurrence Of any Of its great
battles, known such deep and solemn
feeling to pervsde the community ss that
which has been dominant for the last few
days, and especially yesterday. The pub
lie realized the grestness, the Importance,
and the costliness Of the struggle between
our old Army Of the Potomac and the army
of Lee. They realized the carnage and
felt the irrepsrable losses. The feeling
was not one merely sensational nor one
of mere excitement. 1t was profound and
appreciatiVe. Admiration Of the d. Rth-
less vslor Of our brave soldiers, and graf
itude for their devotion was also uni
yersal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

Let the whole country send up prayers
to Heaven for the protection Of the leader
Of our army, Lieutenant General Grant.
His great lieutenant has fsllen-ssdgWick
is no more. The heroic WadsWorth sleeps
in death. Hsys, Stevenson, Rice and
Ovens have fought their last fight. Many
others Of his stsunehest Generals, scores
upon score Of his COlonels, and hundreds
Of other invaluable officers, have been
killed or put ont Of the field by wounds
How terrible the thoufht that some one Of
the million whizEing bullets mSy perchsnce
strike the head OF heart Of General Grant.
God save the Lieutenant Generall God
save the Lieutenant Gensrall
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

The New York Observer Of the 18th
inst contains letter from its corresp md
snt at LsrnsoA, in the Island Of Cyprus
turkish dominion, describing 8 most
remarkable lHsH nature recently discoy-
cred there. 1t is nothing less than 8
Wsman with horns growing out Of her
head She has one large horn on the side
Of her head, Of the size and consistency of
an ordinary rams horn, besides three
oornioles on other parts Of the head. The
writer states that he has seen her, and
that she has been visited BY nearly au ths
consuls snd Europeans in that place, eoms
Of whom are making efforts to secure her
for exhibition. ..-s-s
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77rH OHIO IEFAHTRY.

Sergeant Henry Hall, company D, abb
demen, died 26th; Sergeant b H Cline
burst, sergeant msjor, foot, severe; Ham
iltOn White, company C, shoulder, severe;
Thomas Mccormick, company s, neck, So
we're; James Poole, company C, arm, se-
verei Benton Kinksid, company D, leg,
severe; Stephen Fitch. company Z, lung,
severe; Thomas A Hood, company D,
shoulder, severe Sergeant John r Young,
company D, thigh, flesh; Charles A Gfif-
in, company D, high, flesh; Marx Wood
rug, company D, foot, slight; Levi Yoss,
company d, leg, severe; Seville johnson,
company D, foot, slight; J KrOpps, com.
pany F, arm slight; Charles BEOdfeld
oOmysny @, arm, severe; J Lund, ser.
gesnt company B shoulder, slight.