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FROM THE SECOND OHIO OIV4LRY-
DeminS and Lieut.. Drake
AilIed---OIheF Casualties,
In LINE Mar HARprR's FrRRy.,

IN LINE MAR HARPER's FERRY,)
diaGEt ~ Aug. 22d, 1864.
Ed. HERALD:-Last evening Sheridan's
llns was established around the Ferry
extending from the Shenandoah to the
Potomac. I'll. .....
AYerill holds theifords above. Earlv.
with increased force, il pressing vigorously
IN front but can never drive Us from thu
Gibraltar. ... .....
This morning at day-break, while the
Second Ohio was on the skir,nish lire
Captain Fred p Deming and Lieutenant
Henry h Drake were shot through the
body while commanding their companies.
Both died to day, while coming to hospi-
tai IL the same Rmbulanee.
Captain Deming was Cleveland man
being connected with DR.. Seeley's Wa
ter cure, previous TO the war. He entered
the service as private, and by unchailenq-
ed bravery and faithful attention TO duIy
WOE he way to the eaptsiney of his COM
pany, (B.)
; Lieutenant Drake-our noble Henry.
our model soldier, without fear and without
reProAeh-when shall we see his like
again? his home Is Painesville-a town |
that has given many good soldiers to the |
war, but none Drawer or purer than |
Henry Il. Drake. He was a favorite In |
the regiment, brave 20 fault, and always |
genial.
He was promoted from Sergeant Major
last March, and was almsst Immediately
placed in command Of company I, which
position be held till death.
May it be long before our regiment is
,alled TO mourn the loss Of two such Chris-
ian gsntlemsnl
Several men of the regiment were
wounded in this mornings fight.
Sergeant Babcock, commanding Co. 6,
'sdly through the thigh; AlOnson Bayard
4 Co. Il, badly through the neck; and
corporal Frank Whitney, 81. thigh.
q Yours in sadness, u
A.N.B.
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ARRIYAL 81 ifAIIs Ar nrpnr.


ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT:
EAs:aEa ThEoagh arrFss at AN, And
Eastern Way arrives At $40 An. ..-.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7:45 A. n. -is
do Way arrives at s:SO P. II.
Sandusky Way arrives al HIS A. n .-t l-H1..-
Mahoning Way arrives 1t 6uO P. N.
Cincinnati Through arrives At $50 A. NJ, ESQ P. n.
do Way arrives at $50 p NJ
Western Through arrives at $40 A. NJ, and 800
Western Wsy arrives at 2.45 p N.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. II.
BOekPort, SO, ArTNss Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at L NJ
Breeksvtlls, Beth &C., arrives Mondays and En-
days at P NJ
sharon Center Granger, NOrtB ROyaIt0a, Sc, ar
rives MondAys and Fridays AZ 5 P. NJ
Warronsvine arrives daily al lU.I5 A. H.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A d.
CLOSING OF MAILS. r
-AAiSEl-S FHE0usH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
Iorkz Hartford, and Wnloughby, PainesYins, Ge-
nsva, Ashtabula and C0nnsant, closes At a45 A. &,
EHrE9S fHEoueHi for New York only, closes Ut
ssiJiP. n.
E4sTEEs THROusH, for EIDE, Buffalo, Albany f.,
8ostOn, New York and Hartford, elosos at 30
P.M.
E4srERN WAY, fer all points between Ulsvsland
and Erie, closes az 20 Pm.
NEsxERs THR0UaH, for Toledo Derunft OaicARo
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WEsEEAs THROUsH, for Toledo, Dstroit, Chicago,
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CIsclsaAHl WAY, for all points between ClsVslA nd
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OINoNNATi FHROUoH, for Columbus DeytoR,
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heeling, closes At 500 p.
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tdelphia, Baltimore and Wahhington eIosos al 7;3o
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| lext mOrning.)
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hecKFoET, &C, closes Tuesdays, Thursdays
| and Saturdays, at L n
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Saturdays, at A. n
suAaoN eENIEH, Granger North Royalton, &C.,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at A. n.
MARRESsTILLE, closes daily, lO.sO A. NJ
, LAST OLEVELASD and Euclid, closes daily, at 2
| prepaid -
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ONCE open from T:sO A. M. to T.so P. N. Or
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Governor Tod on EnIi-ImenSs in Old
tleSimenfs, fu 1860.

Governor TO0 On Enli-HmentH IN Ola
sIeSimenIss tu 1S62.
We have publ she'd, on several oeea-
slons, 10 tiers from soldiers complaining OF
having been deceived as to the time Of
their enlistment IN lss2. Many soldiers
thought they were enlisting merely for
the unexpired term Of the regiment into
which they went. me following from
Governor Tod may serve to disSipate the
bitter feeling prevalent in some quarters !
YoUNGsTowS, o. Aug. II, 1854.
ABNEE BL ACK, Battery G., O.V. A,
Nashville. Tennessee. ...
Dear Sir In reply to your letter ofthe
10th inst, desiring TO know what assurance
was given by the military auth rites othe
men who volunteered 10 1882, to fil up
the old regiments and other organizations
then in the field, as &c the term Of their en-
listment, to-wit, whether for three years, or
only for the unexpired time of the orgahi-
zation which they joined, have to say:
That in the nrst proclamation, dated
July Sd, 1869, which was widely scattered
yer the State, a copy of which send you,
announced that the term would be for
lhree years or during the war. Finding
that this embarrassed recruiting somewhat,
l applied to the Secretary Of War some
time in the latter part of the same month,
10 have the term Of service changed from
three years, 70 that of the unexpired term
Of the organ ization that the recruit might
Join. made known the fact Of this sppH
cation to many Of the recruiting officers.
and during the pendency, expressed the
DyiniOn that the Secretary of War would
grant my request. 4 final decision was
abtained in the latter part Of August, re-
fusing to make the change asked for |
This decision was had and promulgated
before any Of the men we're mustered into
service; so that, al the time of the muster |
supposed that all of the recruits under |
stood that their term Of service was for |
three years or during the war. I have
now given you all the Information I have
ON tEe SurJ5cU'
regret to know that you have been dis
appointed as to the duration Of your term /
of serviceI but l cannot give you The relief |
you desire; indeed, as far back az 1862, we
Ill supposed that the war would be over,
and the old flag floating in safety every
where, long ere this But in this Just az
peotation We have all been sorely disap-
pointed. Our happy form of Government
$ still In danger we must therefore all
continue cheerfully to do our duty until
t shall be restored to its former quiet and
Respectfully yours, DAVID Ton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-27

DFrRser's Magazine has this when.
ever you find man whom yol know little
about o1dly dressed, or talking ridiculous
y, or exhibiting any eOcentricity of man.
ner, you may be tOIerably ture that he Is
not married man. For the little corners
arsrOurdsd of, the little shoots are prunsd
away in married man. Wives generally
generally have much InoreGsnse than their
husbands especially when the husbands
Sre clever men. The wife's adviees are like
the ballast that keeps the ship steady.-
They are like the wholesome, though pain.
fl, shears shipping of little growths Of
self cOnceit and folly
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THE sPRCIFIC PILL,
geh0ols.
Od,EyELjND FEMALB sENTNARY

" S. n. SANFORD, A. N. .,sPRHoIPAL,7
Assisted BY q CORPs OF TwELvE EIRsT-cLAss TKAoH-
EEs-l1 respect 70 location, grounds, buildings FUR
advantages uusur passed by any FeInsle Seminary n
the West. But II Is proposed 70 make Its appoint
Wents even better than they have heretofore BEEN
Important improvements are in progress amone
which would especially mention the introduction
OF GQid's Steam Heating Apparatus, with usdiatOrs
m the public and private rooms A neW school
room, five recitati0n-raon several new music
rooms, large, hne, Lecture nom, amply supplied
with Philosophical, Chemical and Astronomical ap-
paratus, with suitable provisions for the arraneg-
ment and use Of the same; q chapel and an admira-
Bile sYnnasum are also being provided. No palm
nor expense will Be spared to make the advantages
in all the departments Of instruction ell that can De-
desired. The next term viii begin on ThursdaY
sept. lst EOr further information or sdmissiOn ed
dress the Principal or .ft 4.
= L. BbTFLEs, Financial Manager,
Ivla -
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CAxP OF BATTERY u, LIST Q. Wv. A,
In the Field, near Atlanta, Ca,
August l4th, 1865.

In the Fleld, near Atlanta, Ca,
August l4th, 1867.
ED1TeR LEADEE-DEAR SIR l notice
in your paper dated August Sd, an article
concerning the battle before Atlanta on
the 22d of July, and the death of the la
mented General Mcpherson. Also an ae-
count Of the part taken by this command
ia the battles of thzt day, stating that after
considerable persuasion this Battery was
finally induced to move into position and
assist the 10Th Army Corps the right wing
Of which held that portion of cur line Oh
which the charge was made, in repuIsing
the enemy. Which statement is entirely
wrong and does injustice to this command.
1t is true this Battery was 81 tia time lying
just to the right of the 10Th Ccrps but a.
70 its taking any persuasion to inducethem
TO move into position Is known to be false
by any one in the least acquainted with
military afaii 5, for it Is generally known
by every one that it is command that rs gu
latea an army, and not psrSausio,y or any
one acquainted with the part taken by this
Battery in this campaign. The Battery ut
tue time Of the assault was lying at Gen.
Shermsn's temporary headquarters, and it
WAS only at the earnest solicitation of the
Captain and staff officers tnat General
Scboheld was induced to give his consenl
for the Battery to move up; but immedi-
ately on his consent being gained ths But
terry went into position ON the double quick. |
doing such execution as 10 merit and re- /
ceivs General Sharman's commentator,
together with the compliments Of numsr-
ous other officers of rank and distinction.
You viii confer q favor on the members
0f this command by maHngth the correction.
Y0urA with respect,
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veIocity ID Nerrous Foreo.

Bymeans Ofthe OhrOuOscOpe (vetsrinarian)
NJ. Hirsh has come to the conclusion that
nerves transmit their impressions at the
rate Of "a meters per second. This Is in
a man, while NJ. Heinholtz estimates that
in the mOtor nerves Of frog it is at the
velocity ef 100 feet per second.
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Deaths I'm The Confedarnts Armv.

According to a Richmond paper, the
number Of deaths in the Confederate army
reported to the Second Auditors Office, at
Richmond, up to Dec. 81, 1863, is 67Os5,
distributed among the States as follows
G aOrgia o,5Os; Alabama, s,ss7y North
Carolina, s,2el; Texas, e,S77; Virginia,
5,s4s; Mississippi, 1857; South Carolina,
46ll; Louisiana, s,Os0, Arkansas, l,s4s;
Florida, LIS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-27

S%F STS$IT TWoTo SIX


BOXES OF IzE SPECH1o PILL
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Nightly or Daily Losss, however originally caused;
however aggravated IN character while they viii
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THE SPECIFIC PILL Is equally applicable TO the
Treatment Of every kind Of Genital Urinary Irrla
sBriickBust be0osits II he UrIs. MllEy Dis
charges, Inflammation or Weakness Of the kidueys
0E hs asSy s'eT3 of Rs sns Bran a. sR
Nervous system sre oTerworked are pecuharly la
Persons afflicted with any Or more Of the abOsS
disorders sre sure 70 have several. and sometimes
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HEAVY Sleep, with lustlul dreams; Troubled Breath
P5.tnians FrnD,ioSs on H. aee AMI H Head
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den hushes Of heat and Blushihgsi General Weak
mesa and Indolence; Aversion 20 Society; Relaxed
Condition or Diminished Size Of the Genital organs
Involuntary Daily or Nightly Emissions; ErequeRt
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sAtionsi Melancholy, &c.
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aIt Is as near speoiho Gs any medicine can be-
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doses 1'-B. Keith. NJ D., I'd. Repertory Of Mediea
Science, y. 7.
II know Of no remedy IN the whole Marsria Medi
CO equal TO your SPECIFIC PHI in Seminal lrinaTy
Weaknesses n-Adolph Behre, u. D., Prof Of Organ
ic Chemistry and Physiology, N. 7.
PERSONAL 0FISIOSs--'' Mr. Winchester Is Worth5
of AL confidence and deYOtes himself enthusiastical-
IL to these preparations--D. Meredith Reese NJ D.
IL. D.. American Medical Gazette, n. y. -.
81 have personal knowledge Of Mr. WINCHESTER :
honesty and integrity; and can ASSURE the prOies-
sion and the public that his preparations Be
led on."-Jas- B. Chiffon. NJ. D., Chemist, N. 7.
! THE SPECIFIC PILL a5
Ia not Homeopathic remedy, nor does it ooutai1
Mercury, Iron, Canthartdes. or any injurious ngre-
dent. ... --.
once) ior 50 Sent by Mail. Sold WhOl6sae s1ld Re
tail at s Sole General Depot in the United States b
j. WINCHESTER,
| junI9-R2-W 2S John street n. Y.
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@orernmental,
SURagoE- -l5EEERGLls OFYICE,
WAsHTNGTON, D. @. June a. Iss

D. t-..E.-- WAsHneros, .. O., June "a, 1854
MANIFESTATIONS AND AS
W sistant Surgeons for OoIored Troops-Cand;
dates must be Graduates Of some regular Medfca
S2Iieges ana must De examined by = Board Of Medcs
OIncers TO be convened by the Surgeon General ls
yantsd. hospital stewards tDr oolored regiments
Saqaldates must possess fair English education an
pc tamiliar with the compoundinR and dispensinz q
medicine. Application must be made as IN the casf
from - 70 S8 per month, With clothing rationE
tpel and quarters. The Board will determine yhete,
the candidate will be appointed Surgeon or Assistant
Surgeon, according to merit Applications accom-
panied by one or more testimonials from respect
able persons, to moral character, &C. shOuld =
addressed % The surgeon General q. s. a. Washing
ton, D. g, or to the ASSISTANT Surgeon General Q
y A., Louigyille. KY. Boards are now in ees5ior
q Boston. New York, Washington, Cincinnati. 81
Louis and New Orleans. ~ ~.
-. JOS. K. BARNES,
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PRAINARUs HALL.
lsa A FREE SCHOOL
FOR YoUNG LADIES AND HEsSES

Prof. d, F. FOX,
Of PHILADELPHIA has arrived, and most resreesf1ily
announces that he will op-n Q Schooi IN ths above
named Hall on WEDNESDAY, A 7gust 1Tth, 1854
st O'Clock P. u. In tTuctioHs consisting Of
VOCAL MUSIC, a
ESrHETI , GYMNASTICS, ard ELOCUTIONA-
RY EXERCIsES
o'osing with two or three EXHIBITIONS of the
most ezciting and inter- sting character for the
timss- viz: Tahleaux and AGfs Of the Great Rehel-
Hon, Grand GiPsy Lay and Wedding. Tl Be x
planned At the drst acct ngs. school continuing
yaeh successive day to the close. au2u R20
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oil.
800 OIL! OIL OIL! -
ALEXANDER, SCOFIRLD & Col
-r.+. REFINERs OF
Extra Petroleum Oil, Ben8Ole and
Machinery Oils.

We pay particular attention to packages, thereby
saving our customers much loss by leakage. w
guarantee our oil to give perfect satisfaction, and
as good as any made In the city. Also, We pay par
hcular attention TO putting up
HAPTHA Or BENZoLE,g -i'.
suitable for Yarnish Manufaeturers' o. Painterrl
use. On hand and for sale
800 bbls extra refined Petroleum OIL
100 bbls EeOdOrized Benzole (equsl to Turpsptip,l
100 bbls No. Lubricating on,
which We viii sell az lowest market prices.
oFRIoE-0s st. Olair-st., formerly occupied b.
VIM. @. scoheld Co. y
JOHN ALExAEDRR,
wa 6, sooELEtR, CLEVELAND, O.
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Collection OF Letters in the Business
Territory.

kIRsr COLLECTIONS viii commence st 6;35, In tim,
ios e,SV Pittsburgh, Philadelphia aud Washington
sEcoSD COLLKCTIoH C0mmepc-4 Al 7.s5 4 II for
y % Eastern and $50 Atlantic aad Great Western
TH1RD CoLLEoTIos commences q $50 A. 4. for
Drop Letters; ...... .l
EOshfH COLLECTION commences at lIs20A. Il for
l:3D Pittsburgh and Washington, go EaStern and
3;5C Eastern Way and $50 sand1sky.
FfIH U0LLEcrloN commences at 1856 ?. NJ for TOO
P. n. Western and SOnthern mails
SIXTH COLLECTION Commences at SOS P. N. for s:46
Z, n Eastern and 6;35 Cincinnati, $40 Western
Ashoning next morning.
Collections in the Three Delivers Tav.
F1tOry At 500 A. NJ ll:l5 A. NJ, aud AGO p ~
Collections In The Two Delivery Ter.
r1tOFy Commence at 500 A. n and 400 , =
&. COWLES. P. N.
iuly9-lIO
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Professor Dalton. In his standard vorl

Professor Dalton, in his standard work
on physiology, states that common salt
the chloride OF sodium-is found In the
bones, muscles, tendons nerves, hair, and
nails, in the saliva, gastric juice, and blood,
in all the fluids and in all the solids Of the
humsn System, with the single exception
of the enamel Of the teeth, where it has
not yet been detected.
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1entistra.
NoTICE.-

HALLIWELL and DANIELS, Dentists. return
thanAs ior the very liberal patronage they have re-
eeived the past twelve years, and hope for cOntpn
ance- We also beg to inform those who are m need
q AhIlFlCIAL TEETH and other work ID onr
pr2Iessioa, that our prices will be governed by the
value Of GOLD On and sitter the first day OF sept-n
yer Eext IS We have to pay gold or It's Equivalent A
Greenbaeks, Tor all the material We nss Copss-
9ge1ly we are compelled TO advance our prices A
nn SCI, uPPer or Lower, rom Ten Dollars and
ALhXs ,; HALLIWELL, Nj. O.,
Dental Rooms, rar Ontario 81 ard Pub sopars .
suO ~ PfS- JY82- Rs
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According to the census returns, the
property belonging to the people of the
United States amounted in 1890 to s6,174,-
7se,eOe, and in Is4O to sl4 222, ,els,oes !
showing an increase in ten yearsof SO, ,O4s.-
s25,s4o, equal to $50 per cent. This is e1,
elusive Of slaves, which were valued at
sse1, 100000 in 1850, and at sl,os6, J 900, 600
h 1850. HI1 a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-27

Boston newspapers and periodicals have
al been raised from twenty 10 twenty
Gre per sent.
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THREE DELIVERY rERRrroEY

Lying between ontario-st tezclusivel and South
and North Perry St, including all of Euclid and
Prospect-sts. to Hudson.
FIRST DELIvERY.-Lsaye8 ct 500 A. n. with pro-
eeeds OF night mails and 500 A. n. Eastern mail.
5EcoND DELIyERT.-Leaves Post-Ofioe at lib
With proceeds Of forenoon mails
THIRD BELIVERE.-Leaves ct $50 P. r. with pro-
oeeds oi 100 p n Eastern, 245 Western, and ESQ
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The heavy taxes on the manufacture of
winessre expected to produce depressing
0dectS on logwepd, gOoSeberries, elderber-
riss and other elements Of celebrated vim
tages. Thua indutry win suffer, but prob,
ably haIasR stonaShl wn gsiR.
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Roai-OttiEf &lmE.1ahlG.
1884. summer Arrangement 1854.
FOR TIE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
AT THE
CLEVELAND POsTOFFIOE,

0oNNsscISe aONDAX, MAI IGrH, 1854.
ss- Mails viii Dc opened aud ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains
E8- AL Mails elose one hour before deDsrr1rs Of
trains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-27

On the last Saturday Of July the tsmpsr.
stare in Paris was leO SssEsss FahCVahslt.
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eANDDAFfsFOR STATE OTTIoES.
ron GOS0Ess.

DiR URioa. Democratic
I...BsRjamin EggisstOn...
TI-.CoI. Ruthsrf'd B. Hays fs.
III-Gen. Rob't c. SChenok... - f.-
Ty-.Judgs VIM. Lawrsnce-... +--
V-Col Moses B. WGlksr..... . I'd .
VI-Rssdsr ". tlark-.-.....-..H Hoz. O. a. White
vII-.samusl ballsbargsr.-.....
VIII.-James B. Hubbell..........
IX.GrnsrAl P Buokland.
x--Jam, Il. shsy............ -...
XI.-EsI kiAa ;. sandy ---.-..-.
XII-Job s. stevenson Hon " T. FtnaE
KILL olumbus DslaRO............
XIV-Hon. Martin WOlksr-....--
XV.-T. A. Plsnss.-....- ......,...
XVI-HSn John A. Bingham.
XFI.-EpirRm 3. EOklsy..........
XvIII-.Rufus P. Spalding-..-....
XIX Gen. James 3. GErasld-..
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JeG. Davis To " hom it MAY Con.
ceFnt


JeE. Davis To ~ hOm it May Con.
cern-S
The chief material for the manufacture
of Democratic editorials for the past two
or three weels has been Mr.. Lincolns
Proclamation "To whom it may concern p
A greatdeal of indignation has been spent In
deEOuneing Mr.. Lineol. for expressing hi
Willingness to listen to terms of peace
which should embrace the territorial integ-
Eity and freedom of the whole nation. 1--WE
could have peace" has been the cry, "if il
we're not for that monster at Washington.
His fingers are dripping with the blood Of
American citizens. Nothing is to prevent
the restoration of Peace and Union bu.
Abraham Lincoln Such has been the
constant bowling of the Democratic Press,
and probably tin the rural districts" the
fierce wrath has not yet been expended
But why have not the COpperheads any
thing to say about JEFF. Davis manifesto?
Why don't the Plain Dealer foam and
rage about Davis ITO WI ON it NAV con-
Oern"-aSAI TO Mr.. LINCOLN FOR NE,
THAT SHALL AT ANY TINE BIZ PLEASED
TO REcEIvE PROPOSALS TOR PEACE ON TIE
BASu OF OUR NDEPENDESeE. IT WILL
BE VsELEss 10 APPRoAoH ME WITH AsT
OTHER"
1Ir Plain Dealer VII you please to In
form your readers what you think OF the
above manifesto? Shake your CORY locks
at it q while, and then turn your glaring
eyes at Mr.. Lincoln.
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Silver ghatus.

GILVER CHArNs sH ~.
81 YER Rim
An unlimited stock, all styles ard prices. Chains
irom $3.50 to $500. Rings, IRON plain silver RUp
a. ~ cents, 70 elaborstely engraved Loeket Rin
inlaid with gold, at 5000. -e'
We have the exclusive sale for this CITY Of A.
goods manufactured by A. L. R6or, of Medina botI
90tld gVId and silver, and as they are made srrs.s
y FOR our trade, We know they are oure coin.
nealerH are requested 70 cali and examine.
Wholesale and Retail IN euy Quantity u
.- NJ BURT,
Clock and Matchmaker, LAG Superior.yt.
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TWO DELTVERY TFRRTTORY

Between North ard South Perry-st and Wilson
Avenue loa from Prospect and Euclid 70 Hudson.
FIRST DELITEEH.-LsaYes 81 500 4 n with mo-
s9eds OF al night mails and 5.C0 A n Eastern,
sEcoH DzLIYERI.--LeaFes at $3.50 p T. with pno
oeeds OF day mails. =
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FREE DELIVERY OF LETTBRs.

Parties wishing their Mall Matter delivered by
Carriers, VIII please leave orders to that effect az
the fost Masters Room, with any Carrier or BY
letter through the Post-Oface, when they viii be
dshYeEsdi without extra charge, with prOmptness
according to the following te-tabis Of departures
Of Carriers ftum ths O15osI
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