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THE INTERNAL LEAGUE.


We invite the attention Of all loyal Demo
Gratis to the following from the Atlanta {Ga.)
Register:
yailandishsm. Reed, Mood, Richardson, and hun:
drede Of others, are as hostile to the war as to
Black Republicanism. These men are doing us
Indirect service.
Who these hundreds of others are, every
man can answer from tie circle of his own
acquaintance They are not those who vote
for Lincoln and johnson, Oglcsby and Bross.
They are not openly and avowedly our friends
nor could VIC reasonably ask this OF them.
We see three reasons why the rebels could
not as reasonably ask the copperheads to be
openly and nyowedly their friends as to be
secretly aud indirectly so. They arc as fol-
lows:
First--It would not be SO safe.
Seeondly-1t would not be so enectual.
Thirdly-It would not be SO mean.
Whoever Is posted on the Copperhead char
acter will comprehend the sutllcleucy Of
tLeee reasons.
II they did no mora than resist the cens1allza-
ton Of Mr.. Lincoln. that far they arc worthy Of
cur retpect and sympathy, u they hold gp the
banner Of State Rights, that far they advocas-
Ing sentiment entitled TO our admiration.
Well does every rebel know that the Dem
oc,atic doctrine OF State Rights bears the
sane relation to JeE DAVIS doctrines Of &C.
ccaslon as the vnrioloid docs to the small
pox, and that to resist Mr.. Lincoln is to help
Mister Davis.
Such Is the course they arc pursuing, and such
course ought to hare orr cordial appreciation.
Step by step the eamc convictions End the same
temper that have hFaced them in COM
pact unity ard fiery ralor, to deuonnce
will inevitably bring them upon the right ground
10 It rcepecis our independence We confess our
faith in their political principles We conlcas our
confidence that eventually tnese men viii see the
whole trutl and embrace all lts conclnsions-
In other words the rebels "coufess their
faith" that those who oppose Mr.. Lincoln
aud the abolition Of slavery would recognize
tie bogus s.Confcderacy," If they Ind the
power, and so they would. Who
doubts it: But now mark the final com
pact between the rebels and copperheads as
clearly put by the Rgisser. The copper
heads are to pee the bsllot box while the
rebels nse the cartridge boz, and eacA side Ly
side is to be q helnr to The Other.
We can denounce them. We may loso much By
| presenting hostile front TO their peace move
| me1ts. Live With them under the same govern.
use the ballot boz against Nr, Lincoln while VIC
| use the cartridge boz each side Will b. helper
TO the Other, and both cooperate in accomplish
Ing the greatest work which thts century and Ihil
continent have Witnessed.
There, loyal democrats. is your position
from the rebel stand point. How do \yol
like it, Looking at it from this point o
view, which is most honorable, to be = COP
pe1head OF to be hung for trcesons
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Rs5ns;s e., Se. Rta, @; 40 % riea Gsi t.
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Frerch Elp LIT mo!nes, So
cnctce. -. l5c93c0 cocds, u doz-.n -n9s..M
Ffeuch Cali, n Lni1gs. d. @x.-l0neatio{
rree:d S1':d;i1fi.is csif. 81 'sxsss sa F''A 'A'
NaTiI EyrnEESEIni il uited dsnnand. and 1eg-
ahly nrn ErIpn fs easier with decline or 70 IN
previous quotations. MAntlls Rape Atnler, With An
advance ofsc on for mcr quotations.. Z q1ese:
q s3t s3, Hsn ssl!l. hoDe'.a ss e.:
ss:!s:SS S:sI sa e z::s S,as;s nsSs s : :
oaknm......... 6:1 ~ Masl,ne. .za:s:3c
CAR EsDN DlL-A4zket unusually 1rm ard ex-
c:ed. With deficient supply, buyers arc fully dls
pcsed to purchase at hlshtr quotations. rae luls
he'll arpa1er uy OF secondary Importance lato on
sas M mas sa 81 ~ ~ b1oke 81
dsne sed 10 se as less thsn ss whilst for small guam
titiea &c and even higher Is asked. We quote:
Wn1ta OH LII 70 I'D &5o
Straw
bsefgs 0oii-in xall anpoy md arm 4
previous saes. LARD 01L-The supply fox some-
i,me past hss been ANAL had 6tloW tho densnt.
wc note an advance OF 1oc On previous quotations.
Other tescrfptloEN In podefate request Pfice1 nFt
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fround aninr r.....,..,......, .,., All
Dsiry wtth hafs .....,,,.,. 5.5
Dair7 vifbnnf bs "a ......,.,x.,,,,,, 4I0
Foxu1ay-TurEt = Ialsnd . 9o@9.Ds
,

8fO0Hu d1un y B3EA 9Sy9tG,
Sales to-day weEe: 20. asa A. Salt ut t975; $40
beIs Dsw S. RfnRw Flua It $2s3 delivered at csIt:
tea bis % aEr.ve IN Jaly 4 aaoat: 5000 brss
TALLUN-In 1Ir1ted supply. with good shtD-
ping demand. Market very arm 1t present quots-
t1ous. Neguate: ,o.l...,.
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Ausoka u Gyctx rtpoftsd u Aa -sdr1s r<Icrt cx=
23tA&. fos II sot5 stnc.td uat4ss o&As1a!b saaas.
, 1864-06-21

VEaTWxis-HaFket tolefably active. Prices
ri nc: ally nrm At previous nuotatlons- We quote:
, 1864-06-21

Here Gen. Sturgig said we wou1d rest until
the next morning, aud collect straggglers, and
IS a reinforcement Of 1900 fresh intantry
met us there. and We wore not attacked,
do not see why 1t was not done, but
at dark the tired troops were marched
II miles to White Station, where they arrived
at daylight the next morning. Hero General
sturgis ordered a detail Of his exhausted
cavalry to proceed back to Col1ersville and
cover come straggleEa reported to have ar
/ rived there.
Our loss in this battle Was probably 1 900
killed and wounded, most OF the wounded
ARTILLERY, zoo wagons and l., 500 prisoners Al
| ter the abandonment ofthe tralus most of the
1 infantry was out Of ammunition. and the
| cavalry had but few rounds LEFT With no
source of supply. All OF the troops under my
personal obseTyation fought Withvalor aud de-
Termination worthy OF more Elorions results
| and after the entire army Was defeated and run-
hing Rack the men were cool md collected,
| marching Uithout organization to be sure, but
without panic. 4 little judgment upon the part
OF the commander Of our lorces would, in the
opinion OF all military men present at the re-.
treat, hare saved our artillery and trains, and
am satisfied lint with supply Of ammun-
ition the I'd brigade Of cavalry, which stood
20 etanchly when ali else was demosaliLed'
could have protected the van. A rally Of the
entire force could, I think, have been made
within four miles OF the battle field, enabling
us 10 pT1ne Oh LIE klt1el portion OF Our
artillery and train, and saving from capture
hundreds of our exhausted men.
I cannot close this narrative without
awarding my need Of Just praise To tue lion.
hearted Commander Of the ID cavalry brigade
who, amid the tumult of battle, the horrors
Of defeat and the aggravauon Of horrors
upon the retreat, was cool, collected and
ready for any emergency. His strong sense
and npened Judgment never forsood him,
and better than all he served TO infusc hiE
own spirit and devotion to duty into his gal
} liant command.
IL have no inclination to extend this narra
t1ye into criticism upon the General com
; mandipg. have made some plain state
ments plninly, without comment. They w1l
I think prove as dsmnlng as the more laborei
was the only artillery that was brought saf,
to Memphis. The lst brigade Of cavalry wa
composed OF the Cd Ne1 Jersey, 4th Mis-
souri,, 18th Pennsylvania, 9Th Illinois aul
7tf Inaisna regiments of cavalry. Col. Geo
E. Warning commanding. The ID brigade
Sd and 4th Iowa, 10th Missouri and TIL Lii
nois cavalry, Col. E. F. Winslow command
ing. A cAVA1Rf oFRtoKR.
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atuInns and stumpers.

What three distinguished stumpers for the
Peace Democracy have lately filled to
meet their appointments Early, Hood
and Price. ..EE
Why didn't Early fulfil his eng cement
10 stump Pennsylvania Because he him
self wss stumped by Sheridan.
Why didn't Hood keep his promise to
stump Tennessee and Kentucky Because
he found it necessary to save his remain
ing stump, by getting back in Georgia as
quick as possible. IA T.ls 9I--z
Why did Price go back Of his agree
meht to stump Missouri? Because he
found himself up stump, and was very
spprensive that ROsecral would get him
up tree.
What will the Democratic party resem-
bic on the sth day Of November The
stump of an o. A. Z. that has been struck
by lightning.
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ARRIVAL OF aAIDs AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives Al 4. Il, end
$40 P. h.
Eastsrn Way arrives At s:lo A.M.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7+5 A. n
DO Way arrives at $50 P. NJ
sondusky way arrives at Il.I5 a N.
mahonins " aY arrives at 5;OO ?. Il.
I Cincinnati Through arrives st $50 A. NJ, ESQ P n
do Way arrivos Gt S:50.P M. r..H-
Western Through arrives at e=20 a. H., and s:55
Pm. IT.
/ Western Way arrives at 2:45 Pm.
{ Medina Way arrives 1t 400 P. n.
/ bookport, 60, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays ard
Saturdays at y IL.
Breeksyille, Bath, &o, arrives aondays aud Fri-
Sharon Center, Granger, NORTH RoYalton, 3d.. a.
rives Mondays and Fridays at ?. NJ.
Warrensville arrives daily at lO:l5 A NJ
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives dasy 4. L.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTEEE THROUGH for Erie, Buiialo Boston New
York, Hartford, and WnloCshby, fainesyiIle Ge-
neya, Ashtebula and OOnneant, closes NJ S:45 A. d.
E4srEaE TEzoUeH, for New York only, closes st
EAsTERs TEEov5a, ior Eris, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, hev York aud Hartford, closes at 2,s6
EAsTzRE WAY, for al points between Olsvslspd
and Erie, closes a. Z.2O P. ID.
, and closes at 600 P. N.
WzsTERE THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
Dubuque, St. Joseph aud Cairo closes at SEQ P. Il
WEsTERH WAY, for all points betFeen Cleveland
n Toledo, closes az 1850 p. Nj.
CINCINNATI WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
ana Cincinnati, clcEes st LIS P. n
OINCINsATI THOUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
hewsrk and Cincinnati, closes At 10 P. NJ, poa7ss
at 5:25 next norningl
OIEOIEEAfTI THROUGE, Tor Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, St Louis, Indianapolis ZsnesviIIe and
Wheeling, closes at 500 P. n.
PITIsEuEGH fHRoUeH, for Pittsburgh znd Wsshs
tngton, oioaes at 1875 ?. h
piVTss5EGH WAY, for ell points between Cievs-
anu, Hal5vilie, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg Phil
s1ephiss Baltimore All Warrington, closes ss 7.s0
Al.
HEHoNIsG WAY, for al points between Cleveland
aud Youngstown Closes - 10 p, n, Qoavas at i:is
next morDing.l
GEDISA Way, closes a. A. n.
Rc0EFoRT, 60, oic5o5 on Tuesdays, ThuTsdEys
and Saturdays, Et I2H.
DzEcKsyIILs, Beth, sc. CLOSES Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at A. Il.
sHARoE OESTER, Granger. North Royslton, hc
closes on Tuesdsys and Saturdays, at 7 A. II.
,SARBEssvItIE, closes daily, 1G:9O A. NJ
EAsF 0AagElAxS and Euclid, closes dssly, ss
p
H-il and Drop Letters are required hy law to be
Prepaid. III
An Cty Oireulsrz ars required to be prepaid With
.Fo-osut stamp. H
Ofico opsn from $50 a. Il. 70 TeO P. Il. On
saneag frosl 4. Il. 70 l0:2O A. N.
-- Z. OOWI,Es. P. n.
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JOHN G. JESEINGs
ghiua @aEt.

Atwater Blu ilding, Cleyelsp
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Total, "a States sure 10 vOte.............,

We are not sure whether the new State
of Nevada viii vote at this election. Lou
isians, we presume, will vote, but Tennes-
see will probably not. The votes possible
amount to 25l, of which 126 is msjority.
If none of the doubtful States are received,
there will be 23l votes, making lI6 neces-
sary to elect OF the 81 States that might
possibly vote, but two are reall : slave
Ststes-Tennessee and Kentucky. BY the
action of Maryland, Delaware is practically
free; while in Missouri, slavery is so far
gone that it can exercise no visible effect
in this canvass.-NetD York Tribune.
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MUNROs TEN CENT NOVELS


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they have out-Iun their tsrdy competitors Hav-
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RFPORTANT 10 LADIFS-Dr. Hsr-

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Zach box contains 60 pills. Prioo o.
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MATRIkONIALI I--LApTRs -ANI

"a SLIGHT OoLDR-COUGHss-
Few arc sWare Of the Importance Of checking g
Cough-oz asIIGzI GOLD" In its hEst stagai that
whiGh IL the beginning would yield to mid rene
dy, f fnegleotsd, soon attacks the lungs Browns
Bronchial TrOches" give sure and almost Immediate
relief Military officers and Soldiers should have
them, as they can be carried in the pocket and
taken as occasion requires. aug3l;82.im
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gEaI AgeIfies.
NEN ERAL ~--.-
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S Superior Street. Cleveland, Ohio.
L. A. WILCOX


Will receive on sale Real Estate of all kinds-Im.
proved and unimproved City Property, Garden
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The following property is now on sale:
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EUCLID, near PerrY-TWo lots, L -0x20O n.
PROSPECT, near PerrJ-Two houses for ssie
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sCONILLE, near EOrrsst-Eine house. with !
quantity Of fruit and q large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner MerohAnt-Lot 6sxI6 It.
xil6.
KlNSMAN, corner Vine-Tv6 lots OxI5O #.
FORREST, near AinsmEu-Eight lots 5Ox 22555.
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LAKE, near Erie-Four brick houses.
HERMAN, near TsylOr-Nice mouse very cheap.
FABA-l4 acres 10 nj ss out on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLISTOH-HOuse, two-story; lot 66xleO.
CLISTOR, corner Taylor-l55 story house.
OHIO, corner Cansi-Lot, q dwelling and stone
foundation. Also, large building suitable for man
ufscturing purposes.
600.
los acres OF Camel Goa Lands at bargain.
40 acres adjoining Marquette.
Ito acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
l21s acres on St. Clair Road, 31 miles from Court
House.
wANTED-Houses for good reliable tenants;
rent from $50 to 5000 year. oc1l:R3 dsw
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we pay particular attention 70 packages, thereby
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eco I7e superior-Es-
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100 DOLLARS PREHTUMf
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or SpermsttOrrbea, elect, &C., and
IEPOTENCY CURED,
WHEN ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DR. a. GIBSON,


Formerly OF New York Ctr, viii nav one bundrsd
dollars for the proof thst he ever fails 70 cure the
AboVe-named diseases He will ray the same sum for
States treats the same diseases with equal success
Amer many years Of aboriOus study and experience
DR.. Gibson is happy in being able % announce 10 the
unfortunate, that he has perfected systam of treat
ment for
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT oIJBN
Of the above, and ALSO all CONTAGIOUS diseases Of the
tberefrom, including General
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATIOA.
BE has succeeded in curing cases In this city some Of
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with self
malsdies with success, and without resolving the
least particle Of benefit
Or. Gibson does not boast that he is a member of
some College IN London or Paris, sa perhaps some
others 90 for the puTPse cf ensuarng the innocent
lied. But what Or. G. might boast Of Is this shat
he IL able to give entire satisfaction 10 those who
pose confidence in his ability and integrity and that
he has perfected American system Of treatment
which challenges any Phyatcian OF London or Paris,
OF any patent medicine - equal or the radical cure
OF sernfnsI weakness and al diseases or deranee-
ments, both mental and sliy=ils Arising from sexual
Or. Gi5son also claims Tor his new treatment the
following advantage over 81 others yet discovered
and frt the aEents uae are IL no respect Disagree
able; hs ruiics Of l dark Ggsa, such Mer-
cury nor any other deleteriOus drug; secondly, no
restrictions in Diet q busness il re9uiredi thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain in all Cases He
stands prepared TO go into any public private hos
pital in the United States and denonsfrate sne
ST now known to the world, in point OF promptness,
SermanereTs niieness safeT md oonvenisnoe to the
patient.
Dr. Gibson Is permanently !ooated in Cleveland,
and has during the Fhst I've years performed many
er modss Of trcat1irnL. RsfgrsnCes be giTsn 10
individuals Of the first rt5pactabiity n Cleveland,
Boston New York and other Gitias In regard to skill
and integrity IN eli pToie-onai sTaCasotons. DYs-
pepsis, RheumastgI1, Serosuis, al Diseasss Of the
Urinary eEgalS. and AZ Chronic Biseases treated
with EupeIGor slcceEI.
Ray-GedlciDss seas 70 any gE-t Og TIC country on
receipt Of too dollar.
Dr., Gibson ssz = FesR o. paysisioEy ior sails at
his nf1os-
1Es, 6lHEasSsss
PRoFzssoR o. ELECrloPArHY AID MKDIOIEEs.
Ofioe-Ii9 Seneca street, 55F doors from Superior,
up stairs, oYTceite ths City GCssl.
osice bours from 20 L ard from 70 O'Clock
Daily eSundsys eIoepteset u I