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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-20
P0ST-gFFEGE TIsEaTAsLE,
1854. winter Arrangement 1854.
FOR THE
Arrival and Closing OF NAILS
Ar THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

~ Mails will be opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival OF trains.
HS-AIl Nails Close one hour before departure Of
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 100 "A. H., and l40 and
625 P n.
Eastern Way arrives ct i0:l5 A. =.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9.z5 All.
do Way arrives st $50 P ID.
sandusky Way arrives At 9:25 A. y.
Mahoning Way arrives at $50 P. III.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. n, 2.50 p H.
do Way arrives st 500 P. N.
Western Through arrives at es5 n. and S.56 P. n
do Way arrives at 2s45 p n.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. Ii.
Eookpert, &c. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays ard Sat
urdAyg at u II.
BreOkgVille Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
at5P.H.
sharon Center, Granger, North Royaltoa 49, arrives
Mondays and Fridays 81 5 P. N.
WGrrsnsyille arrives daily at l0.l5 A. u.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily st A. =.
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From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor or Ro1bor-
Ough Baptist Church.

Dr. Jsckson--Dear Sir: feel Il due 10 your excel
lent preparation HOor4nd's GsTmsn Bftters. add
my testimony 10 the deserved reputation it s Cb-
tanned 1 have for years. at times, bsen trOabled
with great disorder 10 my head and nervous syst4m
was advised by friend TO Iry bottle Of yoIr Ger
man Bitter. did 80 and have expsIisncsd g-aat
and unoxp xpsctsd relief my health has been esrS ma
terialy beEenited. L confidently recommend the
article Were meet with case similar to my own,
and have been ssrured BY many Of thelg coed facts
Re Pectfully, you're, 4 WINlEB,
R0xb5rOugh, Pa.
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From the Rev ]. II. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of he
Coumbus On. u and IIestogn lPal BantigL

Columbus IN. j. and Eilestogn (Pa.) Baptist
Churches.
DR.. O. NJ. Jackson--Dear Sir: FEEL II a pleasure
thus, OF my oWr 1ccOrd. TO bear testimony to ha c
cellence o. the German Bitters. some years sf1cs,
being much aaicted with Dyspepsia, / ussd them
with very benshciAl results. l have Ofien recon-
mepded them to persons enIeebled by that torment
ing disease aud have heard from them the mosi fat
tering Testimonials to their great Valoe In cases
Of general debility, believe It 10 be tonic that car
not be surpassed. J. NJ. LYONS.
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Is the Best Tonic in the World!
Rg READ WHO SAYS SO: @

From fhe Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church. Pemberton. New Jersey, formerly OF she
North Baptist Church, Philadslphir.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-20

celebrated
Ill UST " VI g.,
thn so resembles Nature a. 20 defy the closest seruf
nv. A very large and beautiful stock Of LONG HAIR
drought by the proprietor from EurOpe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
The finest assortment ever sen in this City.
La1les Front Pieces and Half Wigs,
In every style with all Improvements.
SETS OF CURLs made from French Naiural
Curled HGir, (guarsnteed.)
Eugene Double & Triple BoV;, Waterfalls, &c.
Made by the advertiser, equal TO those imported.
Ladies Brsids made into any kind OF Head Dress or
Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING In the most
prevailing and fashionable styles.
rs i Il work warranted as represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS at all hours. dec29
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From Rev Warren Ban dolph, Pastor Of the Rsptisi
Church, Germantown, Pa.

Or o NJ. Jsckson--Dear Sir: Personal experience
epab'e mo TO say that regard the German Bitters
prepared by you a. a most excellent medicine. IN
cases Of severe cold general debility hxve been
greatly BEN fitted by he OF he 6ittsrs and duubt
not lhfy will produce similar effects on othsrE
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown Pa
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From Rov. J. s herman, of the German Reformed
Church, KutztOwn, Berks county, Pa
Or. c. M. Jackson--Bespected Sir: have been
troubled with Dyspepsis nearly twsnty years, and
have never med any msdicine that oil as much
g cd as HoOfiznd Bitters. an very much imprOv-
I'd in health after having taken i've bottles
Yours, with respect, }. s. HERMAN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-20

The Louisville Journal on the Decay Of
Religion.
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pulpit

The estimate, which democratic papers
like the Louisville Journal put upon Chris
fiEnity very fortunately for mankind is
not the estimate Of that large, intelligent
aud influential body Of men who are It's
ministers on earth. With but few e1cep-
tious the Clergy is always found to be the
champion Of the poor and the distressed
la They are fearless, God-fesring class of
men, for whose labors in behalf of truth
and righteousness, our American people
are under debt Of speoisl obligation and
sll the eferts Of the Copperhesd press to
bring them into disrePuts viii be una
TGiling.
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TlNsnElAl.

Manufacturer of all kinds of Was, including the
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Wsrepest sgain let our senator's and
representatives in Congress establish in
buisitorial committees who she'll ferret
out al seoundrehsm, and thus give new
honor and strength to theGenersl Govern
Relt,
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING JAN, 20, 1854.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12

Gan !, be Otherwise THAI Disastrous ?
The election Of General McctrltAS on the other
band you'd develop ard give po-er to u. peace
and Unioo perty in the South.
There Is no doubt but large portion Of ths
sousliern people sincerely desire restoration oil
the Union upon the very basis which General
McCLtLLas proposes. snA his election would be
hailed a. 81 asssraDce that they could return
ppon sach terms We have not = doub, that This
you'd be the eject Of the electos Of the Demo
cratic nominee IL would be The certain Eay o.
'.breaking the backbone OF tho rebellion" ant
this. TOO. without any sacrifice of honor upon ;h'
part Of the North These &c firmly believe sr'
the issues TO be decided 10 the coming election
II Mr.. LrSeotx !. elecied y rill he retdie' il
favor OF an indefinite proongstion Of the VAR
which viii probably resul, in permanent dis
uuion: bu,it General McCLrLIAs should sue
coed peace snd the restoration OF the Union vil
certainly follow When such issues ore present
ell. can a true freud of his e1uh,r5. Of cocsttu
tioaal liberty. FOR moment hesitate as n 81
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12


The speeches we're much The sane as ~ New
CsEtls. snd we're listened 70 with marked AZ
tent;ca.
Nr. Mcdonald had IRE concluding speech. and
a telling one Il was
I heard perron say. during TIE delivery OF
the speech. ;ha' Gov. Morton lookea as II be bad
the eholi-
The pfosre-, for biv Democratic vpte in Union
euutY IS also good
After The speaking Mr. Mcdonald returned 10
Richmond. Wayne county. where he became the
guest of that most b0sptable gentleman, james
Elder. Esq Editor Of The Rehn ond Jefferson .
ian.
After tea the Democracy of Richmond, &C.
coupaniet bv band OF music. made their ap
pearsncc in front OF Mr.. Elders residence, and
after music By me band and cheers for Mcdonald
| b. the hundreds assembled there. a speech vas
called for. shta NJ Mcdonald cane forward
ard entertained THE audience for over half A.
hour in most interesting speech upon national
sntrs
At tho close OF the speech numbers we're intro
| ducs-i personally and shook hands with the mar
| wbs is 10 be Indians's next Governor
sould no; DO justice TO tie CITY Of "brotherlN
love: il | omitted TO mention the fac, that while
| Mr. Mcdonald was speaking a number Of younG
black guards. instiga,ed. no doubt. by their piou
parents and political instructors, made their ap
pear4nce on the opposite side OF the street an'
peited eggs a the audience and At the house o
Mr.. Elder-seversl entering il at the doors are
/ Windows
1 This outrage. together with the infamous re
marks OF the young vagabonds and their promp
tors vho stood round. was borne with the mos
perfect patience by those 70 whom the indignit,
was ohered. 30
With this exception, tie discussions through
out the trip we're listened to with marked ana
CONSCIOUS attention. and the arguments of MI
Mcdonald will no doubt be like seed sown upo
good ground
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12
The Gubernatorsat Canvass-Specch.
&c OF Mcssrs. Morton and ucDonald
at Newcastle aud Liberty.

Ma. EDIroE-Having attended the joint meet.
ings of Hon. J. f. Mcdonald and Gov Morton
at Newcastle. Henry county. on the 9th, and o,
L berty. Union county. on the 10Th inst. have
conc uded to send you short accoun, Of wba,
saw and heard
The meeGng at Newcastle was largely At.
tended, and was conducted in the most orderly
manner. Gov. Morton spoke first for one hour
and vas followed by Mr.. McDonad in a speech
of an hour and half in length in which be
handled the subject under discussion in mas.
,erly manner. He completely unmasked thu
subterfuges OF tho Governor in defense of hi.
secession friends in the last Legislature of the
State for their abandonment, Of their seats and
their refusal 10 allow the necessary sppropra.
tons TO be made for the payment; OF The intere.i
on the State debt. for the support Of the benevo.
lent institutions. and for the relief OF our sick
and sounded soldiers, &c He showed that the
action OF the Republican members OF the last
Legislature could be justified upon gro inds sinh
lar to those that the rebel Congressman snc
Senators justified their withdrawal rom the
Congress Of the United States. snd on no other
The financial bureau operation of his Exeellenc,
Was s'iosn op in all i,s dctormiiy NJ Melon
aid demonstrated ,ha, the Governor hsd not only
grossly violated the laws of the State. but hac
induced others 10 do likewise. aud warned ID.
people Of the importance Ut putting Their seal OF
conde upon all such usurpstiuns Of pow.
er. no difference on What prc,ense the lars nav
be violated.
The liberal and comprehensive views Of Mr.
Mcdonald npon questions OF National polio,
xefe in utrked contrast with the narrow one
idea view, of the party 10 powei. When Mr
Med. had concluded. Gov. NJ. took the stand
esdeu,, oul OF bamor with somebody h.
seemed determined % make the most OF hi.
half hour. but could not bud time 10 answer sc,
ersl npoTtan; questions repeatedly put 10 him
by bis opponent he did no, say what he pro
posei TO do with the negro soldiers after the war
nor whether he favored tho Presidents proclsms
tons gensrslly-iucludiu. To whom T. ral
| concern"
The changes In favor OF tie Democracy in
Henry county are really wonderful wss told
BY gentleman who voted once for M Linco<n
that the Republican, majority in that count,
would be REDUCED. a. the nexl election. % les.
than bali VIA, u VS. iro yesr. AGO. Other.
corroborstcd the opinion
Large numbers OF hones, Republicans are be
coming d-gusted with = war policy that puts the
niger" in the WAY Of a restoration Of the
Union. without regsrd to .hst il NAY eos 10
blood aud treasure.
The audience at Liberty vas large. aumberius
a. lsssstw thousand persons
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12

In response to the recommendation OF the
Democratic National Convention. arrangement
have been made Tor holding mass meetings 81
various places In the State to ratfy The nomina-
,ioa Of McCLElLss and PsSDIEroS.>
The Democracy Of tho Second D's,'ietuill A.
.embls at Se- Albany on THURSDAY. ihe 18th
instant
On Saturday. the i7th lust. there oil be ma,
meetings at Por, wsyne: at RossviIle. on 'h'
line bs,-een Clinton and Carroll countless a
franklin. johnson county: as cohnerssiiie
at st. Paul. on the Indianapolis and cincin
nsti railroad: a, Lafayette. and At Blphton
Wells county. In addition. county, .iorDshii
and city meetings will be very general Al man.
place. large and enthusiastic demonstrations hav
already been made. There 10 every evidcnc
that the nominations Of the Chicago convention
meet Nth the hearty RESPONSE ~ the penp'e
Keep the ball rolling.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12

lc,Al 49,. .s.......... ....- -. tloSSA
Each Certificate will be sold separately. and in the
der above given, but In will etLer Of said
tcztes be struck of and sold by for less than
tyhse per VI the par value Thereof Certificates Of
purchase will be by execut and deliveref to the
purchasers which. under and by the terms OF the DE-
will en,iie the purchasers 10 have the ksd ccf-
teates Of stock purchased regularly transferred as BY
the laws Of the state Of Indiana provided and new csr
cstes issued in OF regular transfer sna sss
moneys paid by the pgrchaser- are 20 Be and re-
the order and control Of the Court until the
Court shall be duly notified by that such transfer has
been made By the officers Of the state o. ndisa-tb1s
the intsret Of purchasers carefully guarded. zach
certhcstes offered for sale draw interest
from III. fret day Of January, A. 1884, bat no inter-
est prior 70 that date. DAVID g. R0Ss,
O. Esrshai
Anxus, 2i,. 1855 augz6-d,fl seple
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
United States Marshars Sale.
DISTRICT nv INDIANA.

DY VIRTUE oF CERTIFIED COPY OF A DECREE
and vendhion expouas. TO me issued and directed
BY The Clerk OF the United States District Court for the DE-
trct Of Indiana will the 18Th day OF september isG&
the Office of the Treasurer OF the STATE IN the City Of
Irdsnspos between he hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ and
o'clock p NJ Of said day, xpose to sale, at public out
cry 10 the highest bidder for cash In hand ei0e 900 Of
Indiana i've per cent State Stocks the number Of the
cercses OF which, ard the respective arosnts thereof
ara As follows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12

U.S.7-SOLOAN

Tie Secretary sf IL Treasury give. nosIe. tAsi sab
Sr'Ptons On he received fsr csspos Treasury Sst.s
payable tAr-s yesr-fr0u Ass 1884, isss ssnI-ss
uual Interest At The 81 ssv.a and three.nshs per
eea; pr snnaapTnesp.i and interest," bah 20 pad
N lawful money.
These notes VII Oe-eonvertI. at n. opsioa q The
holder At maturity into sr per cent sold bearing bsads
payable not l,ss thar Eve nor nor. than ,.ensy ys.
from their date, the GOvsrnDsu, may elect. he,
wiil be Issued IN Determinations Of any enc hsnsr-s
Gre huDdred. thsussra. ami I've thousand dOIl.r
ard all Subscriptions - or shy dollars ssns
susupIe Of hfty dsll.rg.
The noies VII he ifsn>uiised TO tie owners free Of
transportation chl-xrs soou AFTER the receipt q the
origin dcerSeaiss Of Deposit they be prepared
AS b. ns,es draw Interest from August IS. person.
uskin deposits subsequent that DAT. must pay the
interest accrued ON atse Of not. 70 ds. Of e~ps.
rarsse depositins twenty FIVE thousand co,i.rs and
upwards for these nO,est any one time VII Be sO-ee
eonnission Of ons-eaarter % per cent, Which
vii be paid BY the Tr.sury Department upon he re-
eep' Of bill for the Amouni certified BY the oeer
with whom the depoSs made. No dedsctsOn. for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NToTlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
~ SIGNED has this day been appointed and qualified
Of the estate Of Charles l. Holmes deee
AL persons having claim against said estate w please
present the for payment al No III We-t washine
street. and a.. persons knowing themselves
20 said estate viii please call and make payment
The estate Is supposed To be solvent.
HENRY J. HORN. Executor.
September :, 1854 sepo-d3t4v3s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12

Borcs. September lo-Ths Boston banks Of.
fer. il Is said. to bid Tor four and hall nllisus
Of The pew per cent loss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HaeAMs MsenolIA BALM.

This IL the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. IL changes the sun burnt face and
hands to peary satin texture Of rsvishins beauty i'm
partingthe tis purity Of youth, and the dsingss
appearance so inviting in the city belle offashion IL
removes tan, freckes, pmpl-s and roughness Of the
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth II contains material injurious to the shia
Patronzed By Actresses and Opera Singers. Iii. what
every lady should have.
Sold everywhere.
Pr pared by W. 4. HAGAE, Troy. NJ.
Address all orders TO
DEhAs s. BARNES CO.. New York.
fsh5-dsm-eod
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OR THIS LOAN.

h"A NATIONAL sAvIsss BssK. e1sring higher
sf interest than any ether and ns bet security Any
savings bank which pays Its depOsitors IN Q. 3 Notes.
considers that II Is paying In the best circulating me-
better. for it, either IN Government
eurtes or in n.'es or bonds psyshe in Government pa
per.
IL Is equally convenient as temporary o. permanent
Investment. TIE notes always be sold for within
rseton Of their face and accumulated interest," and
the best security with banks ooaisrss for dis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12

srehisod quite right In advising yes In his advertise
usns eelsnas Of to-dAys paper, 70 ,Aks bsssl.
Of his highly rsosanssdsd AnucAelssa Mixture In ys~
knspsseks. II nay save the lives Of many Of bss
soldiers. Mothers. zee that your cons DO sssset
Toe get ss The prus Stores q - sssss pr ssssls
n ~ ~ ssns1y - pu.uAaa 81 pysnssry.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition to the very liberal on the note.
for three pears this privilege conversion Is nov worth
about three per cent per snnum for the current rata
for $40 Bonds is notices. than per cent sezniss.
and before the the premium on six per cent L. s.
Stocks twenty per rent, " win be seen tina,
the actual profit this lOsn the present market rate
IS not less III an ten Der cent per sunuu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12
NOTICE.
LOST.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NTOrlCR IS HEpEBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
signed has been appointed Adminst, stor OF the
Of sarah Myers late of Marion county, iece ased
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
JOSEPH LOFTTy,
septf2.wst Administrator.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

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bslorat. rie sr aus ltinsn eissuen @itttln
ts;ahlte.
DIR Gorrsipcnesut taei!t nod sinise
arts1s auftrlilR nit LusIae a:e-tngtms
uum'Nsnbsi, cs5 0oIfss isnu Vsesesnc
tauattrn ersat!i carin atsr faum stpas
Nsuss.- S%r.snfant III isins Bssssnuue
nit sfnem Nsbsasn'N r;!e auf rt, mir bst
,insr ancna 0sisesnbnt ,urlffommsr
HutiH.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
Oas &ano fubtib opa Mefaea.

Oa6 &auo fubtt@ Ooh Metaed.
Gin Gorrefppntent BED Sin. CONNER.
eial" l&ilrsrt. bfsftn tarali& BON Sbsr'
ufan's armee eu1&tcssneu fbsfl ese
5iaates @eorgta. ME felet:
Slelt& uon &efata III pas Qanb lt6n
wslsnf6rmie. Den sanien 8ss sntlaue
beaeausn Fem Nuse eIdussnre !Bobnee.
tduhe. bsrrli&e uno fru@tbare pIantaeen.
ieet tuessno BON appiasm Dsissn. Dir
Scte. ben Eeinp adssubunssrn, tabe i'd
ldnaR ben atf&iee sssessn. x5nnten sis
btefe groern NIT buntsrtsn pom Bufdsh
Rom anesfdItsn S@sunsnd ebsa. selgs
nod 'teiat pan1 btriitrt sat- fte Naan'
tdufsr po1 Cpd. bic nit olep/ esoarea
reibli& ~psrfeteusn BsrratbsAnusIu. une
woq.n 6te bann beterkn. eab 6O,000
RebeQeu srrf ser efu gaar 9tunbsu ttsr
burdaeapaen fnh i'd alaute, aud sft
B arlea IL ben, S@lu6 touuea, eaee me
asS1ubsneern" cine ftbr Uanf&snsrertef
AIT af9f febr. praetieath 1Sade Tin
nsdts. DIT Bfuupsasu., Yrsfsn fne
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

usue Rssisrunssn ale In aubsrn, Sa&sn !;
unp Is tR bie eonafiutioutQe Yai&t bee
prdfpenten, etefe DoIfttf ID bsu rtplpna'
tif&sn uutvbauplunssu utAt psutSsr ia
rripseMrsn, ale bel Anwnsuns Ger Ra>
iioual. Rri,ssma&t, fobalp 4 po,u a.isB.
I'D nmd4list IA. DIE Ana.msGsnbsii
diner Grtliruna rss GonsrsHts dbsr ris
tas rdriies poltlii wirp binlans!i4 purd
bas 8otum rardtu fsfstasut.
9up pdbrsnp cine ioIde MaereatI
utS f&wstsup unp untntitisrtn a. Il
ri Tin paf,nptr gseeufane eip'omasi
f&.r erha.uns frsmesn Wattm stssnl
tnL"
Ei.iss uae 1apsIsuotum. reldsr bier
aeasn c,n ptdarent tn als> osranipprti'
DIS baupt un0 namentl.h ,uaIei6 aut
aessn Seuarp a:s 0s1sn naiu,ntsn u
asnitn ausa.fY-o4tn miro. i'll lltn isbr
pobI ptreisnt.