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P0sT-DFFlCE nMETABTE.
1854 sumner arrangement 1854
FOB TM
Arrival and Closing OG Nails
CLEVELAND POST OFFIOE,
Oommaucinr Monday. NAV Istb- ~

hour ifter Arrival Of trains = -
An AAih close ons hour bsiors dsparturs
ABRTYAL OF NAILS AT DHPOa.
HAl.sru Through arrives at A n, and In snd
ElgtsFh Way arrives at -..S A y.
Pittsburgh Through arrives ag ~ A. u,
do way arrive AZ SD IN.
5andu1ky Way arrivesG.i t A.
Mahoning Way Arrives ~ 500 p. y,
OlnotnnAd Through arrives ct $40 n, re E.M.
do WAY Arrives At $50 P.
We1tern Through arrives 80 q ana 40 r HI
do Way arrives st E15 P. h
Medina Way arrives at 500 P. NJ
kookport, 6o2 arriVes TussdayIs huFSdAyl an1 Bat-
urdAy1 - y u.
at6P.M.
Sharon Center, Granger, North RoyAlton, A. uTiVas
Mondays and EridAyl at P. nj.
WArrenBE1lle arrives daily ct 1918 A. n
AA8t OlsTeland and Erolid arrives daily at Al.
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CLOSING OF HALLS.

aAsfAaa THaOUsH, for IRIS, BuHAIc, Bcstcn, Hsyy
York, Hartford snd Wtlloughby, PAinesFfns, 6els-
VI AstsbuiA snd Oonneaut, closes Af AS A. ~.
=! EAe11aA fHnoOaHs Tor AsH York only elosol IS
RAsrERl THRouaH, for Eris, BuEElo, AIbsny, Bou-
ton, New York and Hartford, olosea nt 10 p,
EAsTERH v AZ tor an points between OlsTelaBd ana
REsTERE TDoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit, OaicsFo
and MiiEaukess closes Is 500 p. n.
WE8TERH THROgsa, FOR foiedo, Detroit, OhluaTp,
Dubuque, st, JosePh and Cairo closes 81 800 p. NJ
NE[ERs hAIs for all points between OloFaIand
and Toledo, closes at 1880 p n.
HAHDUsEX WAY, for sAndusET and AL lntsrmo6lats
polnts, closes At $40 p. n.
0HGn.EA=I WAI, for en- points between Olsysland
and Cincinnati closes at l:25 P. ~.
OHoUHATI THBouaH, Tor Ooiumbul, Dayton, EsU-
Erk and Oincnns ololsa at 10 P. n, QeaVea Il si5
CdEcISI1TI fHsouaz, for Columbus. Olse,nus.,
Louigyills S.. Louis, Indlanapolis EsnsIYflle rnd
kheslings oloeee at 6:0O p. n.
PTITsHvzGH fHE0UGH. for Pitt5burEh and WaHa.
hgton, closes ct I1.z5 7. n. -
RTTSBURGH WAT, for All poin > bstWsen CIsTslnad.
HegFille and ftttsburE, Harriaburg, Philadslphia,
Baltimore and Washington, closes at IN A. NJ
MAHoHINa NAEs for all pOintl between ClsTeland
ND IoansssoEn, elosal a 10 ?. n, CSaE0a - T;ls
MHDIEA WAY, closes ats AN
Saturdays, 1t u d.
sa1oEsEIIEI, BAN, bo., closes TusadsyB asas.
l3H1RoE OHETHI, GranEsr, Horta Royalsol a ,
closes on Tue1dayl and Saturdays at 7 a. II.
MAhRHzsVuLns cioseg daily, i0s3O A. n.
4AEfCLEVELAMDan and E1olid, cloves daily, at : 1. a
1.-Aall and DrOy LstssrS are required, by laWto
cSAn 6lty OlEeulAn are required 70 b Drs-SaIG
~ Omoe oDsl nom ISo A. n. 70 ia ]. n. On
Sunday nom , A. d. 90 lossa A. d.
r.a ff- -. 0OWAAct r n
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Late Rebel AooOunrs-.Lssuna esaurssurd

Late ebeI AccOunIs-sBee and Henure gard
From the Richmond Wing, June I6.
1t will now be Grants effort to precipi-
tate large body Of his forces upon Peters
burg, which he may fancy Of as much i'm
portanco 10 Richmond as Grand Gulf was
to Vicksburg. Herein he again errs but
to what extent We shau not make haste to
inform him. There arc contingencies
which may serve ere long to .nlighten him
and that very suddenly. Around Peters.
burg there are Notifications superior to
those which held Ulysses in check for two
months before VieksbuFg. B hind these
works there is no Incompetent leader,
with an army disgusted snd -dishesrtened
al his imbecility, The first engineer Of
the age and field captain equal to any
in the world are there; his IroOps have
unbcunded confidence in him; he has
proved them snd him On many felds he
sWakens enthusiasm as none other can
awaken it and when Grant comes in con-
tact with him, he sill find another master
nay, two masters; for the day which
sees the bulk Of Grants army on the south
will find the two best heads, and the two
brsyest, pUrest and mest msgnsnimous
hesrts on this continent, opposed to him /;
and thstwill be Geld day Indeed.
Grants soldiers complain that they
have been forced into slaughter-pens. Do
they wish fair. open fight with the odds
tive to one in their faYor2 Let them pitch
their picks and spades into James River
and draw out their line Of battle on the
sou side. They shsll have an enter
tsinment which shall satisfy the survivors
fOr the remainder Of their nat raj lives.
Oar word for it, their appetite for war
will cease from that time.
But they have enough Of battle diet
already. Lieutenant Russell assures us
that they are tired Of butting their heads
against forti6ostions, and will gladly hail
the day when they can sit down and dig
while the batteries do their sighting. II
they prefer that game let them try it
The struggle will last q little longer, bui
the end will be the same, In time and
blood, We shall make ithsm pay rOundIJ
for every inoh they gain and II eventu'
ally, they get possession Of the Cockad'
City, (quite an improbable event, they
will have buried before its walls twice 81
many men as Grant had in the beginning
Of the osmphigu, and four times as man!
IS the Yankees can afford 10 lose.
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IODINE.
DBy. Il. ANpERs & CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon tbs Heart, Liver Kidneys
Digestive Organs and Glandnlar system.
The SUCCESS which has ateBded the use OF this
remedy IN privats practice and the 0ndOr emont Of
medical authority, enabieus 70 rsoomnend It to the
pTsoticionsr and the public feeliBg confident that
with fair trial It viii attest its own excellence in
Tie cure Of Uhronio diseases which ind dicats Iodus
Bgch1a eorofHla, Bronchitis, Skin EruptIons Resrt
Liver Ead Kidney Diseases, Nervous Ansctions, Heu
Tslgias Rhsuzstisn, Dyspepsia, Debility, Syphilis
50 ID
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength q
Iodine Water as containing three. quarter grains
pure Iodine In each haid ounce pure water, SOL
vent being used. It s not Liable TO deoomposition
nor HPontsneouslY-fOTulsd INEQUALITIES; neither
the Iodine oKydizsd nor nsurralzed by combination
with any Ingredient rendering this solution BGps-
nor TO any other nethod OF exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle, that It tmaT
BE- used asa iEniiy medieIneH - well a. By the pro-
ssssion.
Price ons dollar per bottle. On receipt Of fTe
doars, six bottles delivered free by express 70 any
address. lf
Beware Of oouhtsrfeits and limitations which uns
pTidcipaIled dealers eRdoavor 70 dispose Of on our
reputation. See OaT signature and trade marx Cthe
Greek word heading this adTerti sement), upon the
lEbsis and wra2pe1 OF each bottle, without which
Bsns Is genuine.
Circulars gratis. DT. II. AEDERs 4 CO.,
-..- Physicians and Chemists,
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-MORNINGLEADER.

song ofthe Croaker.
From the Philadelphia Daily Fair.l
by HeRATTo ALGEE, JR,
An old frog lived in dismal swamp
In a dismal kind Of way;
And all he did, whatever befeh,
Was to crOak the liyeloDg day.
Croak, eToak, erOalts
When darkness filled the air,
and croak, croak. croakl
When the skies we're bright and fair.
"Good. Master Frog, battle is fought,
And the foeman's power is broke"
But he only turned greener hue
And answered with crosk.
Croak, erosk croak,
When the clouds are dark and dun;
And croak, croaks croakB
In the blaze Of the noon-tde sun
"Good Master Frog, the forces of Right
Are driving the hosts of Wrong"
But he gives his head an ominous shakes
And croaks out Nous VsrcoHs p
Crosk, erOsk, croak,
TIL the heart is full OF gloom,
And croak, croak, eroak,
Till the world seems but tomb.
To poison the cup oflife,
BY always dresdiug the worst,
Is to make Of the earth dungeon damp,
And the haPpiest life acewsedf
Croak, croak, crOak,
When the noonHde sun rides high,
And crOak, crosk, croak,
Lest night come BY and bye.
Farewell to the dismal frog,
Let MIN croak as loud as he may,
BE cannot blot the sun nom heaven,
Nor hinder the march ofdsy.
Though he croak, cr0sk, croak,
Till the heart is full Of giOOmY
And crosk, croak, eTOaks
Til the world seems but a tomb.
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GL0THINa.
THE POET ON A TRAIN;


~
Fhe Ramance 0f the RailFoad.
By the author Of the ''Fair IneE" The Prince Of
Wales, /" 1.-THE Ghost Hunters" 40
lcoNTIHUED.)
OdAPTER IX-TI kiss N THE DARk,
Alter WaitinR six long hours,
And with hunger almost dead
News came tnat the track was mendedt
And the train soon went ahead
boon we passed place called JohnstoHns
Filled with iron f0undries
Where the people all were WorEing
Like lot Of busy bees.
Then we came to a great tunnel;
Near me sat pr tty miss,
And when all was dark IS mlonlshtI
Quick from her stole q kiss.
"Ch." she cried, the people shouted
And before we reached the light
was peerlng through the windOWsl
In my seat again all right.
After passing the great tunnel,
To place we quickly came
Upon the highest mountain top
And Gre son Is its ms ne;
Many people In the summer
To this pleasant spot repair
To enjoy Its cooling waters
And its pure, fresh mountain sir.
At Altoona we took breakfast
It was One o'clock or mOrei
Such lot Of hungry mortal5
Ine'sr laid eyes on befOrei
All the good things on the table
In short time did disappear
And they all shouting wildly
"Quickly bring more breakfa5t here"
When went topsy for breakfast,
said the landlord" We must charge
You lust dOub price for breakfast,
For your mouth 50 Rwtnl largo"
81 don't see it, said " dear sir;
But inst charge itifyou win,
And while you are about it,
Send 10 Uncle sam the bill"
Hotice 20 Drafted men and others In the service Of
Uncle sam, and all in want Of Rubber Bla1 cts,
Rqbber Goats JeggiRs, Cashmere and flannel shirts,
Military Clothing Of any and every description and
ne Clothing for Spring aud summer wear. We
sve now the largest stock in the City, which We
I'll sell at the Very lowest prices.
Sole Agent for the sale OF Singers CssbTsted Sewing
Machines, Htorr's Automat9n Pressman and
5trong's Patent army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and URiOn st8.
- Look out for the Giants. .7EN mnvIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
10 Clear the House OF Flies,
USE DUTOHERs- -oELEBRATED
LIGHTNING FLY-KILLEE,
. neat chsap article, easy TO use. Every set win
kun quaEt Sold ever gheTe. ta iuneI7-l63
Oougha and Oolda.

The Tuddsn changes q our climate are sources Of
Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmstio Afections.-
Experience having proved that simple remedies Of
ten sot speedily vhsn taken in the early stages ofthe
dissase recourse should at De had 70 "BRows s
BRosOHIAL rRO0HEs,' y or bCzsRses, let the Cold,
Oough or Irritation Of the Throat be slight,
g. BY this preoaution more serious attack may b
easciuAily varced OF. Public speakers and Singer
will md them efsotual in clearing and strengthen
ting the voioe. Soldiers should have tbomy 81 they
can be carried in the pooks and taken occasion
requires. r. iunei0 limo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
D1ERS.

CTRAW HAT BLIGoHING, DYR-
- IEa. ALTERIae AND PRRssIEG.-Having iuBt re-
turned from the East, am prepared, By the aid Of
experienced hands, 70 do any WORK In this line e.
well a. in felt and beaver hats in the best possible
manner and most fashionable style.
ERED'K UYRIAX,
Erench Steam Dyn Housa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24

A most EXQUISITE, Delicate and fragrant
Perfume Distilled from the Rare and Beau"
tifuI Flower from which it takes its name.
Manufactured oniy by PHALON & son, i. i
BEWARE or COUBTEBFkIrs.
ASK FOR PHA NO OTHER.
Sold BY Druggists generally. iunel7 :lss
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pR, GIBRoE

REoyHEsoA o. GLECrRorlTHY AHD HApImEB,
Omce-Il9 Seneca Street, few doors nom Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Once h5urs frem 70 II and from to 5 O'Clock
daily (SundayB excepted -r .a-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
MEDICAL

Ohs a. dlBGOH. H-
gormerly Of New York City, Will pay one hundred
above named DISEASES he viii nav AZ .aS oS nm M ny
the proof that any other Physician IN the United
States treats the same diseases with equal gucces
After many years Of laborious study and expert
encei DR.. GIBSON Is happy in being able 10 snnoune
2 ne unfortunate that he has perfected system Of
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURR-
q Lhe aooVe, and also all contagious diseases Of the
tbas1 ORaAss, with al bad effects arising
theEeirom' lnelnding general
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATIOH,
De has succeeded In curing cases in TINS city gotns
OF Hhon had expended hundrsds oLaOllsrs with ~
- - sisssthansi VINO process 20 treat all private
nAusoles with success and without receiving ths
least particle OF benefit = - :
DE-. GIBsoN does not boast tnat he is = member
s4tls OoLiegs "A houdon or Paris, perhaps SON
70 or the purpose OF ensnaring the innocent
% Wno neld out great expectations never to be resl
zed But Wnat Dr. G. might boast OF Is this that he
Is a5ls 70 give entire satisfaction to those who re-
pose oonndenee in his ability and integrity and that
ne has perfected an American system Of treatmepf
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris
or any patent medicine to equal for the radical cue
OF seminal weakness and all diseases or derar ge-
ments, both mental and physical, arising from sex
Or. GIBsos also claims for his new trastmsur the
fnloWlns advantages ever all Others yet discovered
Bile; he uses no relies Of the dark as S5eb ~ Mer
ouryi nor any othor deleteriouB drug; secondly no
restrictions in diet OF business il rsSIire tbirdv
hia reatmentis positive and certain In an eases He
band5 prepared 70 60 into any public private hos
plsl Ia tne Unit9d states and dsmOnstrate the inn
| nlshse superiority OF his new treatment over am
other now known to the world in point Of prompt.
| 70 the patient
PT; GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland
Ano ha9 curing the past give years performed mari
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted all othe
modes OF treatment. References can be given to in
VldueH OF n hrst respectabiity in Cleveland Bos
0n AeW 1Crk and other cities in regard 70 skill AMI
integrity IN aft professional transactions Dyspepsia
Rheumatism, Sorofula, and all chronic disease
treated with superior sucoass
receipt OF ten dollars.
DR.. GIBsOaB New Work hyui Tor uaIs 4
hls once.
DR. GTBsoE
EHogns0A o. GLECTnoFlTHH AHD HhpIdIEBl
Omce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doorI nom Superior
| up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
Gen. etIImore In wushinrtep.

Gen. Gilmore and staff are here. he
was not arrested, but was relieved from
sommand by Gen. Grant on his personal
request, and was ordered TO report to the
Adjutsnt.Geners hore for orders. He
viii visit New York before taking g new
command.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
CURE THAT LoATHsOME MALADY.

DR, GO0DAEE5's OETAEEH REEEDT.-It psnetrstes
90 the very seat Of this terrible Disease, and EXTERN
mates it. root and branch forever Dr. GOOdsle is the
hrst and only person who ever told the world what
oArARRH really wss-Where it commenced and what
Wonld cure IT. Or. 0Oodale has now Bpsnt lifetime
in battling With this foil disease, exploring its se
oret ambush, and making known 70 the world the
iact that Catarh, which has for years dssd tho sf
and research Of medical men and authors in this
COUNTY, and IN Europe, can now be cured with the
namo Uniform certainty that morning follows night
prepared By Z. GO9DALE. n D., Nov York. Price
el,n0. Send stamp FOR Pamphlet
kor aAls BY G. W. UfAkki 1I9 supsrior-5t., Ulsye-
en ], Ohis. maT22-B3
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SPEeIAE NOTICES.

A trial Of Madame POrters Cough Bal
san for the past eighteen year. has given proof 10
the world ttat efficacy in curing pulmonary COM
plants Is beyond any remedy hitherto known %
man nd As time makes these faotE wider and
better known, th, BAlsam Is fest becoming s'aPle
necessity GmenT all classes It has living evidences
Of is unr1vs cd usefulness In ths many recorded
victims snaiehed IRON the threatening symptoms Of
that dread disease. Consumption. Price a5 snd 20
cents per bottle. -.-...----- -. b..
sa-Madamo PortoT'I Curative BalsEm can be OBJ
taiBed at Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
WhoIssaIs Agents, OlsveIand, OHIO. Jun 2l-R2 IW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
GRAND CAMPAIGN
VI ABOUT
KLINE 4 co.'s HOOP BAZAAR,
Aad Skirt K6sHfsescTy,

We hsve now ready our FULL stock Of akeleto1s in
our new location for the commencement OF the
Spring trade which embraces all OF the leading styles
including the patent gore trail, also the newest
style Quaker skirts. We keen alWays hand skirtg
Of extra size and length and ladies who always nave
trouble to find skirt long or large enough will
generally find them hare We will adhere strictly to
Iormer principles, viz: keep none but agOod ar
tcle, which will continus to sell At the lowest
possible prices Oar retail department is in charge
OF competent ladies. Dealers In surrounding towns
will DO we'll by consulting their own interest to
cali on before giving tneir orders going East
A large assortment OF French and American corset
and patent skirt supporters always on hand. Also
wholesale dealers IN Yankee Notions, Fancy GoOos,
EmbroideFles, hosiery, &C. A KLINE & Co.
mayI2 I23 aupartor st Olavalan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24

i, POLICIES .,,. is.gsa ss lowest paying RATS .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-28
City Property to be Sold for Taxes.
eobbEcToRs OFFICE, CITY HALL,
rrn FEBRuARY 9, 1884.

r~'----- a-.---- COLLECTORS oFFIoK HALL
.ttt q're'a1sf1 FEBRUARY 9, 1884. !
Commencing WEDNESDAY following
ropsy psbic auction, City Hail. Adcrms Chamber
in the City Washington .a, Corporation City
thereon stated unless the said previously
with expenses may payment
Sale to continued from day day
completed. g.a. .r...H.
cash, Treasury Corporation certificates of the denomi
-" ..,.. g.. . DIXON, Collector.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-28

DtS luullb ~ tnc nOibu-
western corner Of the
lot, and running thence
south, ~ feet 10 inches,
thence alongthe dividing
line Of lots l and 9 south.
westwardly 1877 feet to-
Maryland avenue, thence
along said avenue north
eastWardly % feet, thence
at right angles with said
avenue northwestvardlyI
161 feet to the north line
OF the lot, and thence
due west in a straight
line TO the place OF be-
ginning; also beginning
ut the northeast corner
of the lot, and running
thence south 100 feet,
thence enthusiastically
along the line OF Mary
land avenue % feet, and
thence enthusiastically
and at right angles with
the said avenue 1876 feet
. inches, 10 the north.
line ofthe lot, and thence
due cast In a straight
line to tho place of be-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-28

CosgrovO, John ........,.,
Having a front Of 20 feet
and neXt adjoining the
east % foet Of said LOT by
the depth thereof
Ditto.
Beginning Il feet from thsI
northeast corner OF said
| square on 9th street east
drumming thence west 4sI
feet, thence south 10 feet
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

with IN audience Of attentive soldiers, who
sang with the Spirit tho dear old hymns
of home, and responded often in the prayers.
After preaching, several remained for re-
ligi0us conversation. A glorious work has
been done here this winter by the chaplains
and the Christian Commission. Mr.. Will
liams, the Commission field-agent, said to
me, in all our preaching tents We have
had an old-fashioned revival. Among Won.
der pinetrees, in one tent, from seveuty.five
to one hundred have been converted, The
Christian Commission have furnished fifty.
ave canvas csvers for log huts, In which to
been brought 70 Christ under the Joint Ia
bors Of the chaplains and the Commission
delegates. They work together harmoni.
ously In the service of their common Mas-
ter.
The Commission have lately had the ben
e6tof some Of the most earnest tongues in
the nation-of such men a. Kirk, Hatfield.
Adams, Buddingt0n, Eells, Lore, Duryee.
aud George 81. Stuart, the indeiatiesble
President. The badge Of the Commission
10 everywhere welcomed in the tents. The
soldiers make room for them give them .
blanket ct night, anda God bless YOU, sir =
at parting. One of the most captivating
men have seen in the service IL q Rev.
Mr.. Daniels, from the distant province Of
New Brunswick.
To-day the Commission are in pressing
need Of funds. Their work has grown be-
yond the size Of their treasury. / respect
FULLY submit whether the loyal North,
which has just replenished 90 bountifully
the Sanitary treasury, does not now Owe
half million of dollars to the noble. the
economical, and the heaven-blessed Chris
tan Commisaion.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

MAX. And JEFF.-The Atlanta C0,jeder-
Gev has . letter from - distinguished citi-
rem Of the South now In Europe, who ex-
ults over great changes Of opinion in the
Old World to the side of the Confederate
man thieves, and concludes =
IT hope the Afchduke Maximilian will
70 70 Mexico, ~ now believed, ID March.
i am sanguine that good will dow from it.
I am quite SURE. aud / doubt not you will
agree with me, that he, ut least, thorough
" understands the bearings Of tke AHseri-
coW 0uestioM, and that h1e powerful In
nuence will be properly employed in pro-
noting ~ e0ase sphOse svccsss c0M alone
secure 70 ksm tie Mexican throne. You and
/, and all Americana, know that i tA<
CbaJederocy sssecxNs6s. tAs 1exisaa empire
eogsspot stasld siE Mloakks. Under such cir
cumstanCeo, the United States would nevoz
permit the establishment Ut any stable
Government. whether menarchical Or re-
This b tho way the Rebels az talk in
Europe. while their allies and orncles Asre
revile and execrate our Government q
trucking to Louis Napoleon and betraying
Mexico into the hands Of his Imperial
puppet, But this 'sdistinguished'' South
ron writes that Il - notorious that ~ ths
Obnfsderaev sxccsssbs, tie Nezico~ Empire
eosssOt stand sic month";" just and true,
y traitor and that II Why every loyal man
insists on letting Mexico and her affairs
severely alone while We strain every mus
Gle to put down the Slaveholders' Rebel
lion, whereupon las this rebel truly says)
ssthe Mexican Empire cannot stand six
months" The road to Mexican Indepen-
dence and Liberty lies right through Tor
over) Richmond. >
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE'

their bones left by their own friends tc
cumber the surface Of the earth and oul
glorious boys meeting with these harmless
relics, made them stil1 subserve for the en-
2oyment OF an idle hour. To tell the truth,
should like to have been there to partici-
pate. think Ut every bowl / should have
shouted one more cry for Liberty! and
have rolled the balls with q vehemence un-
usual. The pastime was something 20 un-
usual, % Piquant, 20 rich, recherche
6yron'e drinking wine from q skull-that
% me boating upon graveyards and de-
lighting In wrecks % do, the narrative
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