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TIE UNION FOREVER, LINCOLN AND
JOHNSON" "OuR CoUNTRV's CRISIS. Mrs.
AIcinda wilhelm, NJ. D., of Philadelphia,
who has been lecturing to crowded houses
on the "politicsl issHss of the day, SO
highly eulogized by the Chicago Tribune,
and other papers, for her abilities as an
Instructive and eloquent speaker, will ad-
dress the citizens Of Cleveland, at Brain
ards Hall, this Tuesday, evening, at half
Dast o'clock
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TRANSFERRED TO NAsHv1LIE.-Amcng the
sick and wounded transferred to Nashville
from Chattanooga, October 18th, were the
following:
Sergeant ]. J. Msttocks, Company x,
4lst Ohio, rheumatism.
George Hewitt, Company G, 2eth Ohio,
H. Kochrsl, goth Ohio Battery, foot.
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UNION TOWNSHIP MEETINGS..
List of Appointments for Union Town
ship Meetings.

The County Central Committee met, at
their headquarters, at three O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, and, after consulting with
some of the speakers whose names are
mentioned below, agreed upon the follow
ing list of appointments for Union Town
ship Meetings, to be held between the pres
ent date and the Presidential election we
are gladto see that the Committee has acted
tbus nronoptlv. The time is short, and
what is done must be done quickly. Let
tbase meetings be well attended. Union
mar. turn out yourselves, and see that your
neighbors, whether they are Democrats or
Union men, are present too These town
sbip meetings, whsn conducted with spirit
and enthusiasm, are worth infinitely more
than grand mass conventions. Let every
speaker named below be on hand at the
time and place appointed. Let the people
turn out to meet them. Our majority IN
this county can be pushed up TO 4,OGo on
the home vote in November: Let II oe
doneI
At the meeting for which appointments
are made below, arrangements will be
made for subsequent meetings in the same
| townships, those present agreeing upon tbs
! time at which the meeting shall be held
and the speakers who shall address them
The following is the list Of appoint
ments o,
soLoN-HOn. R. P. spauldipg and J. E
OCTOBER 25th.
EUCIID-Hon. D. R. Tilden and W. W
Anure"s' Esq oc-oRvR astb. 4 /.
DovER-C. W. Palmer, Esq, and JOhl
=, BBREA3T. ssfHsAs A. Oakley, Esq. and J. B
WARRENsvILLE-Lorin Prentiss, ESQ
. and NJ. S. Castle, Esq. aa- .s
I- OCToBER 9th.
BROOKLTN-Hon. D. R. Tllden an
Charles Arnold, Esq.
CHAGRIN FALLS-A. T. slade, Esq
and j. P. Bishop, Esq.
; MAYFIELD-MajOr John Coon and
T. Brinsmade, Esq.
oLMsTEAD-G. ". Palmer, Esq, an
H. H. Black bnrn, Esq.
STRONGSVILIE-S. Q. GrisWold, Esq
and 1. Buckingham, Esq.
- OCTOBER 2sth.
BRECKSVILLE-Hon s. Williamsol
and C. D. Everett, Esq.
hEDF OND-AA' W "A''s' -
; Rhodes, Esq.
PARMA-J. NJ. Jones, Esq, L. Prentis
ESQ, and c. Arnold, Esq.
t tROYALTON-R. E. Knight, Esq, al
Z Judge ]. P. Bishop.
ooToBER 29th.
EAST CLEvEAND-Major John Coo
I. and Hon. r. P. Spaulding.
OCTOBER S1st.
o NDEPENDENCE-T. A. Oakley, E'
and J. II. Rhodes, Esq.
> NOVEMBER 1st.
s NEWBURGH-Hon R. P. Spaulding a
: J. C. Grsnnis, Esq.
e ORANGE-Hon. J. P, Robson a
Rev. J. II. Jones.
NOVEMBER I'd.
RoCKP0RT-A. T. slade, Esq. and J.
IS ! Rhodes ESQ.
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oct2O;173

INFoRTAHT.-H is of great Importance to
the citizens of Cleveland to know that the
headquarters in this city for homemade
boots and shoes is at the great bankrupt
sale, where they have the largest and best
stock to be found in this city, which con-
sists Of gents, boys and youths cali, KIP
and stag boots; ladies', Misses and child
rens' eiove-caif, French kid, tsmpico Mo-
rocco and kip balmorels; also the finest
and largest stock of cavalry boots to be
found in the West. All goods are retailed
at less than the regular Wholesale prices.
Give them call-lOS Superior street, near
Water street. octl9.173
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osWEGO 1AKKEF-Oct "a,

lBY TELEGRAPU.I .-
FIOur-In good demand: SO OO99 25 for No.
spring; SO 259S 90 red winter; SO 759l W lot
double eItrs- a.
Wheat--Firm but quiet. White Indiana z 70;
No. 2. Chicago sps Ing 81 95-
COrn-Scarcs and quiet at 81 80.
Cpafg-N Nominal.
BarIey--Dun.
GSE1ai Frefghfs-ShaIs easier. Flour 559
sc, wheat l. c, 6arIsy IOc TO New York
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Mrs. Deane, of New York City, having
located in Cleveland, is prepared to receive
pupils for instruction on the piano forte
Those about to commence the study of mu-
sic will find her method a very thorough
and comprehensive one. Applications may
be left with DR.. Hall on the Public Square
or addressed to box 1347, P. o.
Oo4ob.17d
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CHICAGO GARKET--Oct. "a.

d IbLE4hAFH.I
FIcur-Firm; advanced 25o.
Vhent-FirH and advanced &c. Sales At 81 "a
al 75 for No. /; 81 7l5S for No. 2
COrn-Firm and advanced &c. Sales at 81 ~
al, 80 for No. l; 81 2s@1 @ No. 2.
Oats-Firm and advanced l1ze. Sales at ss@
665<o.
FFhiskY-Flat at 81 GO.
. PrOTisiOns-Dull
Freights-Firm; &c wheat TO Buffalo.
ReeetDts-4,6O 500 bbls -FOUR Al, 600 bush wheat
25 900 bush Corn; l76, 600 oats.
ShiDmenfs-s,s0 500 bbls -four; IS, ,0-o bus wheat
corn Al, 600; oats 81, 600.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The Stars, Miss Sal
lie St. Clair and Mr.. Charles Barras, met
with aflatteringreception lastnight. They
appeared in the fine Comedy of "The seri-
Gus Family" and we have rarely seen IAN
audience so carried away, or in such an
agony of laughter.
The after-piece, "our Country Cousin, y
was we'll presented, and witnessed with de.
light. Miss St. Clair and Mr.. James Lewis
gave killing and perfect representations.
We have not time or space to speak o
these performances as we would like, or Il
the extent they deserve.
A great bill for this evening: the grea
Military Drama, "Jessie Brown, or, tie
Siege of Lucknow" with Miss St. Clair as
Jessie Brown; to conclude with the Face,
T he Lord and the Cobbler."
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weekly Bank Statement.
sUFAFLo MARKEF-OcG "a


BIZ TELEGRAPH.
FlOur-DuH and unchanged
Wheaf-Firmsr. No. l Milwaukee spring
81 IS; white Ohio at 81 20@2 IS; white canadian
81 Is.
COrn-Firmsr at 81 46@1 455S for No. 2
Oats-salss at 7S@7Se. : -=
Other grains nominal.
WhfSky-SI 10.
FreIghfs-To New York-Whest 1sci corn
1915; oats lie ..-
Lake ImpOrts-Flour Z, Zs5; wheat 80, 600;
cord Il, 900; oats -; barley 16l, 900.
Canal EEpOFtB-FlOur -; WheSt l34 sS5
ooTn s,t2J; oats 1856 lTO; rye 1850.
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MORNING LEADER
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT, IS.
NEW ADVERTIsKzIEETs.

EEN AbVEAILsElsIEsNIb 10
Academy of MusiO-MIsss St, Clair and Mr.. Ba-as
R. Worswiek-Strayed.
9s Superior street-Boy Wanted.
70 St. Clair street-Wanted.
Geo. CowsIl-For Sale
7s St. Clair street-Elutivg.
Il.uminatio5s-Loeal Notice.
Chippews Coal-Loeal Notice.
Union Forever-Loeal Notice.
Mrs. W. L. DeaGe-Loesl Notice.
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HEw YoRR sTOCE1 MARRET.

TBY TELEaBAPH.
NEW ToRE, Oct. "a, 1861.
Government StOeIks-U. S. skies 1854 coa-
pons log; do $50 coupons l0714; do 10 ~ coupons
s4sL; do one year eerIindates 941s.
SfOeks-Better. Tennessee SKIES 90 =; ONO
& Miss. certificates 951z; Pacific Mail s0s; New
York Central 100; Hudson 121Is; Reading lEt54'
Michigan Central I291S; Michigan Southern oe}ai
Illinois Central lI91<. Northwestern 4l5zi DO pre-
ferred -; Rock Island e5; Fort Wayne sIts; N 3
du c as; CIsve Pitts 975z; Ere sI7< Toledo
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LOCAL NOTICES.

We have opened our Retail coal yard,
at the foot Of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
Post-offce promptly attended to.
1EMUEL CRYwFORD & Son.
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GET THE BEST.-PUTNAMS EX-
NT eslslor Clothes Wrisgers are the best spd
most durable. They are self adjusting and can oe
nut on and taken OF in q moment Of time tor
SAFE : ''O' GEo. D. BECK.
o,tI5 go Superior sire t.
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soARFs, CRAvATs, &o.-The special atten-
ton of gentlemen is called to our immense
stock of rich silk and silk and wool scarfs,
our own importation, comprising the new
est and richest designs from London and
Paris, at prices varying from so cents to
81 each. Every description of gentlemans'
furnishing goods at very low prices.
MOTT 4 HAIGHF,
oetaO:I73 1876 Bank-st.
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TRAY1TER,s REafETER.

81 Citizens wishing conveyance TO sithsE Of the
shove Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coecnes
~ Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their :ddress
N tbe Omnibus Once, l47 Superior street, next
door TO tho Wsadou House.
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@salssl.
NEW TREATMENT-
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADEIOE.
q,ssSflis. Seminal Wsukness, and the SecnSt
~ z, Srraities of Youth and Mattgityl
-ll.ll H------r. " .--.-- .

KafrmjtieS Of Youth and Ass'sstei
Drs. w. and 3. LAMERTs 4
aooT of Superior 81, Cieysland, o.
THE SIIRET FRIEND 80 '-i. 4
Rs,o-, -, ~. Natnre. Treatment and Cure Of
Nervous and Physical Debility, Exhaustion, spst-
matorrhea, and al urino-genital di5eess4 =. 'S -
nervous system, and other diseases ine,esnSei y
botis ssrss. producing deg0neraoy Of mental ana
,,hvaf-aI strength, terminating IN totAt oeointy
and incapao t.; showing Fhy theee diseases % on
On appear incu. abb, when In reality they can %
sifsctuaIly removed BY the nest simple INSANE
MOST scTEHTIFIC INVENTION.
An instruu1aat for the care OF General Dsbility
or Nocturnal Emissions, more properly Anosn -
Seminal Weakness, 80. Can be permanently care1
in from fifteen days 70 two montnsl y ~ - "
this instrument, when used ooniointly WIN medl-
Y0UEG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Drz " and r LameFt take pleasure In anno1h-
c;1- tbat fhev hare invented most important IN
t,srt for The cure Of the above diseases. II has
been subJected TO test By the most eminent pny-
sicians in London Paris, Philsdelphle =, az @ Nos
York. Il has been declared the o9S JTssi
msni ever invented for the cure o. seminal = =
nsss or any di8ssse Of the genital organs ase'ou
| the secret habits OF yOath- -,
Drs. ". aud Il. Lsmert, In order te sAtl1iy . ~
most skeptical to tbs merits OF their nstrumenli
pledge themselves that IN instance where II may
prove unsatisfactory, sftsr fair trial, the money
| win be refunded BY returning the iasrrument IN
zooa of5aF. Pdce Of instrumenis and nedieiEssi
NEW REHEDIEs AND QUICK CURES.
| For the Feuereal Diseases aud all frivate Som-
plaiuts-glaet structures, seminal weakness, pains
in The Joints sectious Of tbe kidneys, diseases oi
te head throat nose and skin, and all those oreea-
ful ausctiOns arising from secret haOit Of yo0tn'
Jvhieh produce constitutional dehilty, render mar
riaZe Impossible and in the end destroy botn BODY
| And mind. The treatment they adopt e she resni,
of pvards Of thirty years extensive ana aueoe,7lo
g. ! nraetico IN Europe and America
COUNTRY IEFALIDS-
Persons In any part OF the world may be success
fnly treated BY f5rwsrdiIg correct detail OF theii
oe''a DRS. v & &. LAMERT,
Atvsster Bull tiiEs foot Of Superior st.,
Ha..1e,Ftug Cleveland, Ohio.
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SECOND WARD DELINQUENT VoTERs.-There
were over one hundrei and eighty Union
voters in the Second Ward who did not vote
at the late election. In order to have eUery
siuole voter out at the November election,
the Second Ward has been divided into six
teen districts, and a Vigilance Committee
appointed for each district. We would rec
ommend such division of labor in all the
Wards, in order to secure the fullest posi-
blevote.
The following are the districts and names
of the committeeman for each
Euclid V Painter, Williamson, 5
81. Clair-wm T Smith, DRIP Reder, h
Lafe-J . Grid1ey. " W Bruce.
Ontario-J Walton, J W Sergeant, d L
Wood-B F Robinson, B Rouse, T Har-
ris.
Erie-John Given, W Britton.
| superior-J N Sterling, jr., Parsons
| RockweIl-Wm Coe, "a Piper.
| Public Souare-H s Smith, F Bughue.
Orepon-H Beckenbach, H Wood
Murison-L W Curtiss.
Wslnut-Jscob Lawmsn.
| Chestnut-J n Frszee, E II Witter.
| Hamilton street and York alley-P Die
mer, r Arnold, Wm LOwrie.
seneca street and Noble, Williams anC
Fountain al1eys-Peter Thatcher and d \
Committee as to voters whose residenc'
is not known-L G DeForest, H Hitch
cock, A E Foot.
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FIFTH WARD UNION CLUB.-The Fifth
Ward Union Club will assemble at Otto
Wilk's, St. Clair street, Tuesday evening,
October 25th, at seven o'clock, 70 march in
procession from there to greet their breth,-
Of the Seventh Ward at Waring street
Hall.
Prompt and full attendance is urgently
requested. By order of the ExecutiVs Com
mittee. o. Il. PERRY,
Qt Chairman.
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.FURs.-E. STAR Il Co. would call the at
tention of those wishing to purcheze ladies'
furs, to their extensive stock, embracing
every variety, which were purchased
during the late panic, at prices very much
below their value, and viii be sold CORES
pondingly low. We would particularly
call attention to our Royal Ermine and
American sables, which are superior to
anything ever before offered in tniB city.
An early call is solicited.
oct15:l7s E. STAIR & Co.
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SEVENTH WARp UNION MEETINo.-The Sew
enth Ward Union Club will be addressed by
Chaplain Seth G. Clark, of the 10th Ohio
Cavalry, and James Mason, Esq, at Waring
Hall, Tuesday evening, Oct. 25th, at hall
past seven O'clock. The Fifth Ward Club
and citizens generally, are invited.
By order Of the President.
HENRY N. JOHNSON,
oct24-2t1 Sec. City Cen. Union Club.
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To OUR BRANca sOcIkTIEs.-We wish TO
give notice that several hundreds of bed
sacks, sheets, pillow cases, comfortaoles
and towels, sIe Immediately needed for q
Soldiers' Bone to be opened by the Santa
n CouD,ission next week at Jacksonville:
PleLse help US as far "a possible-send
| in o. the bedding, new or old, that can be
collected.
] Bundreds of soldiers are daily coming
| honeward, and until this Home is opened,
th,y must wait for hours without food or
SHELTER in Jacksonville. o.,
The need is immediate, and We urge 1t
lipon all our friends
urgently called for
1 Everything for the comfort OF the SOL
dier in field or in hospitai may be shipped
without prepayment OF freight, II direct
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
95 BANK STREET,
OctI5:I74 a Cleveland, 0:
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AND PHYSICAL -

DANCING AND PHYSICAL Eltb
AJEXERCISE.-Mr @. s. DICKINSON
pnrposes TO commence class for Adults on AfE
TUESDAY EVENING, October 25th, 81 W : :,
N an's Hall Ladies Olass ooA menclhs - v r .
and GentlemenB' at g.
Terms S. per IS Lessons, payable IN edvsaee,
He viii commence Juvenile CLASS on SsIu.s S. -
f.asco AZ ? O'clock at the same place Terms
e. o. tho season ending April lSt- He viii tsaeh
ts,s Class the vienna ElJWer Dance"
Mr.. Dickinson has testimonials from ss@9el - -
| 1,b, %rmer Principal Of the Cleveland Femai'
SenjDarv- DR.. seeley Of The Cleveland Water Cure
and r i. Humiston, Of the Cleveland Institute
Giving his system the preference to any now n US
f5r exercising the limbs TO their tai tension oeine
! nndar the harmonious influence OF music
he viii aIso give private lessons to suit pupils
/ Halls and suppers furnished 10 parties tElth Q
without musi5) by applying to kiehArds 9 zoe Si
/ man, on the Public squera. oo-1L'1
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FITrH WARD UNION MEETISG.-The Fifth
Ward Union Club will be addressed by
Chaplain Seth G.. Clark, of fne 10th Ohio
Cavalry, and John G. GrGlnis, Esq, al
Mechanics Hall, No. 3S2 81. Clair street,
Wednesday evening, October 26th, at seven
o'clock, The Seventh Ward Club viii
ceedings. By order OF the President.
HENRY N. JOHNSON,
st Sec. City Central Union Club.
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BoDY FoUND.-on the 2Sd inst, washed
ashore on the beach of the lake near the
marsh in Mentor township, Lake county,
the body of man dressed as marine.
The man is supposed to have been about
FIVE feet eight or ten inches high, black
hair, and perhaps forty or forty five years
old; had the picture of an anchor on each
hand, put on with indelible ink; an eagle
with two flag stats on the left arm, and the
cost of arms of the United States on the
right arm. A pocket comb, in his psnta-
loon pocket, is all that was found on him,
Except the clothes on him nothing could
be found wherby his name could be ascer-
tanned. --.
The body was carried to the grave yard
on Mentor Plains, and buried.
Address jeremiah Campbell, Willoughby
for any further information that may b'
desired.
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CON ~ ERcIAL.
amruErAEn mARKET.

MoRa1Na LEADER oTTICI
MoEaAE EVHEIsa, Oes. "a, 1854.
me reOeipss ,t aiain BY rail for the "a n0el'
ending d half pest one O'Clock to-day are % ioi
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H.T. ROEEK AARHEr---Oct. a.
IBT EzLKaRAFH.l
mOney-steady at 7 . c.
Sterling EXchange-Steady 81 lOs9l ~
for gold.
ESoId--Ffrmer. Opening ct 2121a, advancing to
2l6sz, declining to 2l5, advancing to 2l65<, and
closing at 2l85z.
change.
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DIED.

On the oath dAy of October, 1854, JULIA MER-
CHANT, eldest daughter Of Aaron and Mary Ann
Merchant, aged twelve years, seven months and
twenty four days. 90
Funeral from the resid-nce Of a Merchant, 25S
Erie sttest, on Wednesday, October 26th, at two
O'Clock z. 81.
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Philadelphia q Erie, and Atlantic d
Great Western Railways
By the mutual arrangement entered into
by these two roads last month, the latter,
in accordance with the provisions Of its
charter, is required to make equal eonnee-
tion and grant facilities equal to those made
with any other company-eacho of the com
panies being obliged to effect pro rata ar
rangement upon all classes of traffic This
arrangement is highly advantageous to the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad, ss it
gives them new outlet to New York, more
direct than that by way of the New York
and Erie, as well as opening up desirable
communication to Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington, by way Of the Philadel-
phis and Erie, Northern Central, and the
PepusvIvania Central Railroads. The At
Iantic and Crest Western Road has selected,
according to the terms Of its charter, the
New Jersey Central as its connecting and
terminal line to New York for all trathe to
and from New York and New England de-
stined to pass over the new route; and IN
furthersnce of the enterprise IN all Its
parts, an association of reliable parties has
| been formed for the purpose of furnishing
| ali necessary car equipments for the trsthC
between Cory and New. York;. r. Gazz
II
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CARD TO Tx LADIES VI SbA A'h3A-'N'
following letter has been handed US rPuol
cation. If the proposition of the Cleveland
ladies'. made in the Herald of yesterday
morning, is somewhat bluutly declined, We
consider that such style is characteristic
of soldiers. Here is the letter ....
U. s. GENERAL HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND,
ONO, October, "a, 1854
EDITOR CLEVELAND LEADER:
S1R.-Hsving been requested by num-
her of nv comrades in this Hospital TO
! Communicates their views, through your
columns. to those ladies of Cleveland who
proposed in the Herald of Monday morning
ssto give a public dinner TO all the soldiers
in the Hospital who never use, and who
will abstain from using, protane language,
and PLAYING cards." l am authorized to
say, that a large number OF the sololels
here are greatly displeased with the propo-
!, sitiOn.
II lis treating US too much like children
and. though it is sweet to the crippled sol,
dier to know that he is remembered, ano
his Iabors appreciated by those for whom
his hardships have been borne, he cRnno
easily forget that, if no insult is intended
in this proposal, land we take it there wa
none intended } he is, at least, considered
, incapable of having opinions OF ms own
If-he has done noble deeds, he does no
wish you to consider bim such child as |
be hired to be good by the promise of goo
dinner. He wishes you to suppose hl1
manly enough TO be good, and do good, 70
e the sake of the good, and perhaps he IS ca
: pable Of that
y If YOU wish those of us who are addicte
: to swearing and card-playing to stop
bring your Resolution or Pledge Of AbstiI
: euce, and many Of US will sign 1t, out
n good enough to say nothing about the brib
/. or, if YOU please to invite the soldiers
!, this Hospital to a picnic, with no such @
, iect in view, your intentions will be kind
k met but under your offer the msjorit
e have decided not TO attend, and the te
"a who will attend must have forgotten tn
\ they are men, and that they wear u
ID Nations color. am, very truly,
ie Your humble servant,
N. C. STON
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SWORD PREsEETATIoN.-We have received
the following letter from Mr.. VIM. T. Nc
Doweu, I24th o. V. l., descriptive of q
sword presentation to Major George NJ
sternburg,, surgeon of that regiment, on
Sunday last;
U. s. GENERAL HosPITAL,E
Cleveland. o. Oct. %, 1864.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Y yesterday was a big day
among the inmates of this Hospital. In
the morning the Park of the Hospital
grounds was thronged by the patients OF
| the different wards, to witness the presents
on Of a magnificent sword to Major
George II. Sternberg, surgeon in charge OF
the inmates of this Hospital The Doctor,
| by his unceasing exertions and kindness
| to all here, has won for himself the estims-
| ton and esteem of every patient under
his charge, and has made an impression
upon the hearts of the sick and wounded
| in the different wards, that the finger Of
time will never, no, never obliterate. Being
| & thorough read Physician, possessing al
the quslities that constitute the true gen
tlelnan, with kind, courteous and atasI'
department, it matters but little wher'
our lot may be cast in the future annie
loved ones at home, or again upon tn
bloody field. Major George NJ. sternberg viii
ever carry with him a kind wish for HI
welfare and happiness.
After the presentation three heart,
cheers were given foE the Major, Whicl
made the "weikin ring" The present wa
entirely unexpected to the Major, and
more beautiful present never adorned tn
person of a more perfect gentleman.
WM T. MCDOWELL,
l24th o. Y. l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-25
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