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r.. ,aI r,.,o wood rs, formerly - 1,:,i'2' al:
tacasd. and died insAsc, Il psco-r-r. ~
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se:Sed "a Virginia sSos, ie rs: lis;, ,5a =. t:
required -Sen :aess 7o:seas Go, a: tv:.y ~
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TIE 1e1t hnalat meeting RI ;tE =. b. .....- ..
2ichmccd Frs1e..cI.5G:g go F.lp.., ... .. "a
ny iii! be held az the IiSs Ct T.. '... ~. $3.50 :
Etchnoui 81 u ttts u % e.1v-.' ~ .s-- -
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a.-:y:>.J SD TITO.
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n, Coofsisrste s.afa; spr,..:.r: &c" CO. rz
for prayer sad psbc EGrc.g, Z na7ra. r..--i %.
company ul De adjou.1eI - art S.it - = 800
Thursday, the l7tE Of iEi= ';:2"iH.
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S;cE3l.:. - %. .-..
Tie GeGs:sI Assembly az ius '.ss-"..-' ...
u the aIia Of February i6st, sI-f'st ''f-' !:
ti.estlng - ha coITrasi CT. IT, g.. u lie
CscIb5T ah1ti AMI eagerly 81 t'i 2.'' -H FL.
t;lc, The 10th day o! nGr5:. i5s', Sac ii
:saii be re1.sedibed d. tbg J.s 5:u:lE5.E e.
I, WILLIAM SMITH, GCTtcE:. 3! ~ ,.at. 80.
IL ce!erelcs 70 Wishes thu5 a5rreT'ei e" '' go
ty Ejs, uy proclamation, % toe Hc-.,}' '.s ..'
CT the General Assembly OF this Jos r ~.
arn reGui1rj 70 coLGele ii the Cs.''3r 80 g.. S. -.
nont, on the Grs. TsdassjcT II D:csE-' a- . -
e:lock H., then and there 90 iAEs "'5 e~"-i; - -
condition Of public ssaIrD sEi u ere: -. . -.
nay deem psoei5a.y c=l pTG.-.
i-~~} GiTrr uI!=r ny t..i - o. '-.- - -.
Is tie .-at - leo Corr t.,-.. e.. - =.
H. Ills tfst day Of EcT mr. = -. o.. -
sysh Jss: Of the CcC2-ac"T'eaj:2. .
T;;ts GO. " ic:::s..:.
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II "A PRO.LalEAT
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ssnbiy Of hi, CcIainocvcaith - t.c ts".S - . =
Randolph, late the delegate i'sG: - :'e-. -
Therefore,
], Wni..x Eai.H Go7:..:- 9: 10 C1r.--:-.-'',1 ::
Virginia. have ibis jay tq;:.Tsl t!c s!-@ ~ - ~
coGntT CT CLARKE 10 csrs. e.r-';:a 70 - .-' - =!
SAID county, on the 10Th dag = t!oTCT.s- 80
csste TO I'll TIE Tacaccy afcTcss.:
~ Given uuds! n : EG:i! ~ j 'rr...a --i .E
( x tEa Seal OF lie Como. ... -, .
IT, Octcbrr Ia. tie yesf Leu! ...s ~
By tie Ga7.srci
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tie Houss met at IL O'Clock, N. Prayer by
Rev. Or. Duncan.
RESIGNATION.
TIE SPssEss iaii !.-ftre tho House A com.
5nunioatioI from la, Nor. Augustus Il. Gar
land, rendering ..sisuation Of his seat as o
rsprss ectstiyr. lie having been elected to the
Gonfedsrata Senate.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
Mir. M1lzs, If South Carolina, introduced q
bill TO establish General Army Intelligence
URic5. Referred 20 the Military Committee
HON. JOS D. Hr1sKELL.
Mr. SWAMI, of Tennessee, off.red resolu'
l;or directing tho Chairman Of the Committee
ii. PAP and Milssge, TO pay 10. Mrs. Sarah
Hsisksu, wife of Hon. JOS. B. Heiskell, the
pay whioh may be due TO him during the time
of bis being ksid b. re public snsiny. Re
fs7-cd-
III. 5TAHN Also intro6ucsi d resblutig q
.ast,uctins the Military Committee TO enquire
into the :Ipcdisnoy Of providing by Law for tha
-sra27ai of able Dodied adult male negroes, as
she t.7..,tory N which they may be i5 occupied
BY sls pubic enemy. Adopted.
szIYFr1oN q TUE TREES
III. Ecors, Of Tsanessas. introduced tie
following resolution:
Resolved, Tha. the Recommendation co.,
tanned in the Presidents Message to Congress,
which 7ssts IN the Military authorities the
mower to detail such editors Of newspapers,
end tie naedf1l employees 0sthey may consid,
c1 proper for the coaduot Of said papera, and
to On. all others IL tie military service, is one
which this House can By no means approve.
Mr. Foo7r.-I had hoped tina. some other
gentleman would hare moved Ia this matter
frss but: BIZ this would not have it supposed
that mean to imply osas1re 70 acy ans, but
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GErEGE IS. ICSFpaG,
WI eide Ec.Fa'sjy q =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

A person visiting a neighbor, found him
disabled from having horse step upon
his foot Hobbling out Of the stable, the
sufferer explained how It happened. ~
was standing here said he, and the
horse brought his foot down on mine"
The man looked at the injured member,
which was Of the number fourteen pattern
and said very quietly "Well, the horse
must step somewhere"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

An individual st the races on the Fash
ion course, Long Island, last week, was
staggering about the track, with more
liquor than he could carry. "Hallo, what's
the matter now 2" said chap whom the
inebriatsd party had run against. "Why
-hio-Why, fhefact is--hiO--s lot Of my
friends have been betting liquor on the
race to-dsy, and they have got me to hold
the stskes.1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

. The Richmond papers claim that Gen.
Lees retreat is An advance. According to
Richmond notions the most remarkable Of
all animals for always going shesd is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11
OI,OsIRG OF MAILS.

EAsEIRa THROUGH, for Erie, Bufialo, Bosson, New
York Hartford, and WilOughbY, PRinssVillss Gene
va AstabulA and OonBesut, CLOSES At s;45 A II.
AAsrnEH fHBouaH, Tor New fork only closes Ae
EAsfEEK THzoUaH, for MrIe, BufaIo, Albany, Boz
soas New York and Hartford, olosog 81 ~ P. =.
EAsTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland an
Eris, closes st2sbo P. n.
WisFIBE THR0Uaa, Tor Tolsdo, Detroit, OnieaEa
and Milwaukee, closes at 500 p. II.
WESTEEH THROUGH, for Toledo, DeIroit, Ohioagou
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo CLOSES At 500 P. n.
WHsTKRN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
eAsDUgKX WAY, for SAnduHky and ell tntsrmodiato
1otntg, closes 81 SO p. II.
OnouHATI WAY, for al points between OlsVslRnd
and OinoinnAtis closes At In z. A.
Rext morninE.l
LcuiIFiIs, Sc. Louis, lndianaDoIil EanasYiIls and
Mhoei1nGs elo9es At 500 p. n.
RI-TsBUBsH TaEoUsH. soE Pittsburgh and Wa5hs
inztOn, closes at l7.25 p. n.
WelsViue, and PitsburE, Harrisburg. Philadelphia1
Baltimore and WashiRaton. closes at7:sO A. n.
1AhONIEd WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
and YouneItoER, ooseS At 10 P. n, Qaaves ct T;ls
aEBIEA WAY, closes ats A.. Il.
R0okFonf, 6s., elosss on uesdAyBi EhGfsoAgS Ana
Eaturdagss - u NJ
BEEOEsyILLl, BATH, 80, slosss Tuesdays dsAt-
SaAsos OsETEE, Granger, North RoyAlioR sn.,
si0ses on Tuesdays and Saturdays All A Al.
HAABEsBYILLH, CLOSES daily, i0:s0 A. n
EAs4OkaVElAaD and Gaei1ds closes daily st IA n.
syasil and Drop Letters are required, ~ law to
D. pre- paid.
zFkli dity 0irs1la1 are required % Ds Irs-DaI4
- 6Mos oDes rom I.ss a. n. 20 TN 2. n. On
Sunday ron A. =. % losao A. H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11
MORNTNG LEADER.
ON An OLD MUFF.

ON AN OLD MUEF.
Tine has magic wand
What is this meets my hand, ---t
Moth eaten, mouldy, and
Covered with fluff, O.
Faded and siin and seantl l-z-la
afq Can u Be : no, Il caUit--
Yes--I declare, 'tis Amt 57ra G-f1
Prudenee's Muffl
Years ago-tventy -shreei aHr-H
Old Uncle Bsrnaby
Gave ittoAuut 2.
Laughing and teasing -.--- g a=-
1- -iH Prn-, OF the breezy cuFls, -f :
- Whisper these solemn churis,
What holds a pretty girls ..
Hand without squeezlngf'
-UncIs was then lad,
Gay; but. greve 10 add, @ -la
Gone to what's called the bad
Smokpg-and worse.
Sleek sable then was this
Muf lined with pinkiness-
Bloom to which Beauty IS
Seldom syerse. 71
- see in retrospect
Aunt, in her best bedeeked,
Gliding, with mien erect
GraYely to meeting;
Psalm-boOk, and kerehlef new,
Peeped from the NUT Of PTu -
Young men-and pious, too
Giving her greetlng.
Then; from her Muff, Ills said,
Tracts she distn buted -
Scspegraces many,
Seeing the grace they lacked,
Followed her; one attacked
Prudence, and got his tract
Onener than any
Love has apotent SPELL
Soon thia bold ne'er-do-Well, s-
Aunt's sReet'suseeptible gs RI
Heart undermining,
Slipped, so the scandal runs
Notes in the pretty nuns
Muf-trlple cornered ones,
Pink As its liningi
Worse even; soon the fade
Fled Ito oblidge her blade 0
Whilst her friends thought that they'd
Locked her up tightly;
After such shocking games,
Aunt ls or welded DANES.
Gayest; and now her names
Mrs, Golightly.
In femsle conduetfaw
Ssdder never ssw;
Still I've faith 10 the law
OF compensation.
Once Uncle went astTRY-
Smoked, i0ked and sWore away;
Sworn by, he's now, by
Large congregation
Changed il the child Of sin;
NOW he's Che once was thin
Grave, with double chin
Blessed be his fat form
Changed is the gaIb he wore;
Preacher-was never more
Priced than my uncle for
Pulpit or platform.
II all's as best BELTS
Mortals Of slender wits,
Then beg this Muff and its
Fair owners pardon
Alls for the best-indeed,
Such is my simple creed;
Still must go and weed
Hard IN my garden
--C6TALiU Magazine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11
-FOUR, WHEAT AND SEEDS.

WHEAT, CORN, OATS, RYE,
w Barley, Flour and SseG Dealers, Oonntry NIL:
iers and others in want q grain - any kind VIII
consult their own interests BY ordering Srect rom
as. We keep constantly in stock Of all Esuds Of
grain and sell At market rates, Oars losded directly
from oar Union Elevator Or Merwin street.
THATOBER, GAADNER, BURT 3 co.
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CURE THAT LOATBsOME MALADY.
IODINE.
DIR. a. ANDERs 4 CO.'S
~ ToDT15U 1FAmup
IODINE WATER

I
80 g,ss& ga
Iodine WGtsr upon Heart, Liver KidneyB,
Digestive Organs n GlanduIsr system.
a. The which has attended the this
remedy IN private practice, and the sndor OF
4 medical authority enable 10
praoicioner and the public ieeling oonhdsnt that
WITH fair trial 1t viii attest it's excellence in
~ tia chronic diseases which indieats Iodine
aucb Sofofua fronehftis, skin Eruptions Heart
W LVsr and Kidney D eases, Nervous Affections, Neu
l1g ag ses'' As''''''i'4' D',''' Debility s''A'li'
1870 EhyEiciAns rely the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water containing three -qusrter grains
" purs Iodine fuid pure water
vent being used 1t able 70 decomposition
II nor spontaneously formed inoquulitiesi neither
E F ~ the iodine oxydzed nsutraized By combination
with any ingredient, rendering this solution sups.
ialf3 ~ toany cthtrnsttod exhibiting Iodine.
q U p Fall directions bottle, that 1t may
used q family medicine well By the pro-
tsaion. ----.----. --
- Prioe dollar per bOtHs. receipt OF I've
a dolllEI six bottles delivered free BY to sny
7fz7-sg . Bddrea. l. d. .-5-
r-r BzWaEsof couAierfeits and limitations which
pE1d0fsalled dealers sndesvor % dispose Of our
reputation. signature trade mark Cthe
Greek heading this adVsrti emsnt), upon the
tft "a labels NrspPers bottle, which
-la1z bsusts genuine, ,s-s- ~
81 y lf. Is Orcuiars erats DR.. b. AEDERs 4 90,
s,- -- PhySieiAns and Chemists,
Eo. "a Broadway, New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

70 The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the author Of the "Fair Inez,p ''The Prince o.
Hslcs," i'The Ghost Hunters" 40.
(OoHTfHUED.1
CHAPTER IX-THE KISS IN THE DARE
Alter WAITING six long hours,
And with hunger almost dead; -
News came that the track was mondedI
And the train soon went ahead;
boOD Ws passed place called JohnstoWn,
FILLED with iron foundrias.
Where ths people sll were working
Like lot Of ousy bees.
Thsu We came 70 q great tunnel;
Eear sat pr tty miss,
And WHEN all was DARK midnight,
Quick from her stole kiss
"Uh,', bhe cried, the people shouted,
And before we reached ths light
Twas peerlng through ths wind0W,j
In my seat again al right.
After passing the great tunnel,
To \ place We quickly came
Upon the highest mountain top,
+. Ana CressOn is It's name;
Many people in the sumtaor. q
To this pleasant spot repair -
To ENJOY lis cooling waters
And its pure fresh mountain afr.
At Altoona We took breakfast,
-- 1t was QUE o'clock or more; -.-
Buch q lot Of hungry Enortals
Ins'er laid eyes on before;
All the good things on ths table e.- ..-
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting Wildly
"Quiekly bring more breAkfa4t here.D
When won't g pay fqr breakfast,
You lust doub price for brssksaar,
Foryour mouth so awfnl isrgeH
Z" don't sec il, i said - dear sir;
But Just charge 1t you will,
And while you are about 1t,
Send 10 Uncle Sam the bill"
Notice 10 Drafted men and others In the service Of
Uncle sam, aad all in want Of Rabber BlaD lets,
Rubber Costs Leggfns, Cashmere and nAnue shirts,
Military ulOthingef any aud syerY description end
nne ClJihlng for spring aud summer wear We
havs now tho largest st0cR In the Oity, which We
will sell at The very lowest prices,
Isaac A. 1ssso's Union Hall,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celsbratsd seing
Machines, storr's Automatan Pressman aud
strong s Patent army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and U HiOn stg..
~ Look for the Giants ia ma-ls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11
MEDleAL.

AH IN ALI oIhAk TREAEMEHT FAILS
DR. a. GIBSON.
Formerly OF New York Oity VIII nav, mn. ,,,,s-,
uOliarB tor the proof that he ever fails "a rrro ~
above named dissases as ul nav ne ssTS % ts t
sne sne prooI thst any other Physician IN the Upited
dftsr o M se ,aiiseeses with equal success.
enoes Dr. 6iBsOs is happy in being able TO apRo15ca
~ IN ~ fhat ne has perfected system Of
THE SPEEDY AED PEKsIAEEEr ouHH
o the above, and also all CONTAGIOUS dseases o7 fbs
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with an BAD erTsets sTisnS
theretrom, including general -7--A
! DEBILITY OF NERVOUS PROEFRATIOH-
he has sueooSdod in curing cases in TINS CIV sros
o. whom had expended hundreds o. dollars 5;th III
sty .ed phyaloans, who process to treaf All nriSts
1asf s..eeess and without receiving the
Dr' SiBsOa does nos bOsst tnGt he IL a rlsnber
sVule CVuese u AondoG or Paris, as perhaus aop1
~ ~ - the purpose OF enEaArins fhs Innocent
iAea But wnRt DR. O. MIGHT boast OF n tbis mai ~
= soie % gise eniire satisfaction to thoss who re-
Fo7 oonlaeuee IN MS ability End integrity and St
40 MS asrieeted American syEtsm (, 4 reg 1t
@ whioa oasLenees any Physician Of London 1r Paris
o Ay psiont modieine % equai for the radical euTs
OF seminal Feakness, snd ali dissasr,, or dsTsHgs
in9nts, DON mental and PhYsical, srislns from ssT
Dr. GIBSON sls9 claims fog his now treatmepE HI.
saventages over all Others yet dIscovered
81 sle teeti q asG are il respect disagTAea-
DIE; Do Uses rslss OF the dark agsE sucb rs Mo-
eulyi neT any other deleterious drug; secoptlV no
IN diet or business is required IbiriiV
hls Treatment !. postive and certain 10 An cases n
ss415 prepared 20 90 into any puhiic or private hb
menss superiority Of his psyS frsafI1ent -. 20 IN III
otner now known to the world in Point ~ nra,,t
nes5 pormsuenog, 1sildasss, safety aud oonvsnshf
/ 20 the patient. eNN'0iioASe
d., gIs9dS is permanently located IN UlsvsIa,s
snTes ri jisssss st5 pa SVe Sears performed many
~ s.ss5es Whcn nae years resisted all ot.er
.Sle5 u usatmont References can be given 70 in.
t,9Ia ~ oi Jhe nrHt FespOctabillty ia Cleveland Bos
assn 1oIk aug other cities in regard to skill end
IN an sFofsssiO1al transactions Dyspspsis
tTeatsd Httb superior succegs
~. We loi9es cent 70 any part o the county on
u. GIrs0E's HeW Work bysi To-. sais Al
/ hts Ofics. 80 -
BR, sIBsoR
q, 5soHs149k o. EL1-FAGEA1Eiz And EZpIGIMa.
p1ice-il9 Seneca Street, few doors nom BErfnT
/ no stairs, opposite tho City Hotel
once heurB frsm9 70 u aud from Ito 8 O'Clock
daily (onndays eEoe9ted)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

M0shSrSl RzOGhsKs!I g7ssSSSers
Don't fail 10 procure Mn. WIEsLoW's 5OoEH-
ING SYRUP for OHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription ofone
Of the best Female PhyuiolAnz and Hursss in the
United sVatess and has been used Tor thirty years
with never failing safety and success by millions Of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant Of
week 70 the adult. II not only relieves the child
from pain but inyigoratss the stomach and bowels,
eOrrocs asidity, and gives tone aud energy 10 the
whole system. twill AImost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WLED COLO.
We believe 1t the Best snd surest Remedy In the
World in all cases OF DiAFrhea and DyBsntery Ct
Jhidren, Whether It arrisss nom 1sethinE, or from
other causes.
full direcdOne Tor using VIII accompany each bot.
tle. None genuine uHless the fac-simile Of OURTIB
= fEERkIhs. New York, Il on the wrapper.
Soh b. All y edicine Dealers. Principal Omoa
pRy-st.i Hew York.
Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11
P0sT-0FHeE TlhE.TRBlE.
1854. summer Arrangement 1884.
8OE EHH
Arrival and CIosiRE O5 Malls
CLEVELAND POST OPFIUE

N77-1lIl1E1INI l-9lI1I'I , ~ vi 1T
as alls Wi ps opened and rssdy Tor delivery saS
An Aails close one hour before departure Of
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOr.
Eastsrn Through arrives At An, and LA and
.. 6s2a P. q.
Eastsrn WAY arrives -. -..sA n
Pittsburgh Through Arriyss At stB Az.
do Way arrive st sO Bse.
sARdusky Way arrives 4 Il II A.
Mahoning Way arrives ag 800 -
Cincinnati Through erriVes atesS H. - p. ~.
wsssrn ThFo1sh @ a1TTfS aITss 3 i sI rs land SIS r IA
do Way arrives At Ea5 p. II.
Medina Way arrives Ct 900 p II.
Rockpoft, Go, arrives TuasdayS, ThnrdaFU and 8Et-
uFdayI st u n,
BreOklTllle, Bath, a., Aa1Vos AondAyB and ETidHTa
nt5P.M.
sharon Center, GEAnssE Horth Royaito1, So arrives
Mondays and Fridays ct 5 P. n
MArTeaByille arrives daily at l0.I5 A. IA.
HRst Cleveland ARd Euclid arriTe8dEily % . A. H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

RaiI RORsa for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND
AtOars Vincent with the
Rsii Beds BstSesa Cape Viaee'si 4 Rsss YsyE
And at OsWego with
LINE OF FIRST GLASS CANAL RoArz
BETWEEN
osWEaO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK
EoFming DAILY LINE from:
AssEsas New York, OEde eassurGh, Caas
vincent and OsWsE0ts
oLAYELAND, TOLEDO Z DBEROIF
And rRI-WEEKLY LINE to
sHlGAsG, siLSAukEE { IsIEREEBlATE P1sTS
6 ENEss
:. AHAks, No. Astor HouHe....Hew YORK.
BkEED, ~ Pearl street .......... "a
SOhN HOOKING, 7 7state-Ss............BOston,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

DO you eDjoy going to church now y
asked lady caller Of Mrs. Partington.
"Lsw me, do, replied Mrs. P. "NOthing
does me 80 much good IS TO get up real
early on Sunday morning, FIX up, and go
to church, and hear 9 real smart minister
dispense with The gospel" a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

B WIG :. & OiIouiars srAsia. DF. B. AEDERs 90,
--- Physicians and Chemists,
Eo "a Broadway, New Yorl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

rEess639E o. ElaCFAGFASIis ARD EznfgHa.
u1iCe-il9 Seneca Street, few doors nom BuBerfoT
no stairs, opposite tha City Hotel
gmce heqrB frem9 70 l2Rud from 2to O'Clock
daily (SnndRy5 eEoe9tet.)
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-13

ny MRS. n. A. DRNNIsoN.
''Do you see that poor fellow standing there
by the door, Clara r.
Yes, what of him p
"Why, he looks SO weary. fyou are willing
to take little Ned between you and Harry, I'd
offer him this seat"
"Are you crazy, Lilly7"
Cray; No-but | pity poor, sick SOL
der"
"Oh he isn't sick, guess; he's great
sturdy fellow"
"He is sick, for he keeps bracing himself, and
sometimes looks almost ready to faint
~ don't like him. What fearful eyes do
You think could have those horrid black eyes
staring me in the face"
90 Clara! suppose it was Warren p
Warren do you think he would ever look
like that?'
"He might, if he was i'll.
"Well, am determined that he shall have a
seat
"My dear child" said the gentleman oppo-
site, with an affected voice and grimace, 'these
common soldiers are not fit to sit by the side OF
ladies'
81 suppose they are st to go aud be killed
for n exclaimed Lilly Raynor, her eyes flash
ing.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-13
gPoetry.
ON /! BROTHERS, ONT
BY SARAH WARNER BROOKS.
AIR" Hail to the eR;s.n

AIR" l1uH to the Chg. -
On brothers, on for the flag that is peerless
Striped from the rainbow, and starred from
the sky.
On, with sturdy stepl dauntless and fearless |
On, to unfurl 1t in triumph, or die!
Honored in all the lands,
Now shall unholy hands O.
Trail 1t, defled and despised in the dust?
Down with the traitors rag''i
Up with the starry Flag
Death for our banner and God for the just
Fiereely atSumter have Numbered their cannon
Bravcly the guns of our hero replied -
On for the ashes that slumber at Vernon
TN for the city whose name is our pride
Now let our country guns
Sweep down the bastard sons
Woe for her chivalry's flower in the dust
Down with the ORATORS rag''l
Up with the starry Flag!
Death for our Banner and God for the just
On, with prayer there is peril before US
On, ia the face of death, fearles and proud
Life with the Flag that our fathers waved over
us!
Death with it's crimson-stained folds for a
shroud
Now for our fatherland,"
Strike with true heart and hand
Loyal our veuture-and Heavenward our trust
Down with the ORATORS rag
Up with the starry Flag
Death for our Banner and God for the just