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FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS

Ths Trustess Of New London Township, in HUI
ron county Ohio, viii pay Local Bounty Of One
Hundred Dollars 20 all Recruits 70 be credited 70
said Township, TO nil its quota under the last call
Of the President for 5O0n0O men Lhis Bounty VII III
be Maid inIes the quota is soon lled) until the 5th
day Of September next. In addition to which, tne
cii rens Of said Township are expected to make up
q Bounty Of Fifty Dollars =, ,,,.,,-zDs
fl Lr ~ d. H. BARRITT,
1.rf GEORGE BISSELL,
Trustees.
New London, July 26th, 1854. iyzs-les
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Having had over twenty years experience IN the
treatment Of Chrome DISEASES Of every character,
especially the Throat aud Lungs, will give perfect
satisfaction TO all who may apply for relief nav
ing had a successful practice in the above named
places for several years. with unParalelleu success
~ which satisfactory reference can De given at any
of the above named places
All medicIurs prescribed and not operating satis-
frctorily the money will be refunded Tor All snch
medicines returned. Price Of Medicines for one
month, from e. 90 to $500
The Doctor can be eOn-ulted the last two weeks
Of every month at his residence No. Isl Pittsburgh
street Cleveland, o. o. > ChAhhi NJ H.
decIG- R2s-ltamdtw
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Arn 6aoas.
EI BALDWIN & CO.
@arerameataI,
SURGEON 6 EsERkL's 0FFICE,
WAsHISgTOH, d. O., June a, ls64-J

SunGE0N-t EEEhAL3 ufhlCEs - J
MAsHISaTOH, ID. O., June q, lS64-J
WANTED D-SURGEONS AND AS
w sistant Surgeons for COlored Tro0ps-Candl,
4fas fuusf be Graduates Of some regular Medlca
fisere A., must b. examined BY Board OF Medical
Oficers 20 be- convened by the Surgeon-General Aso
Ss,nt.d hgsuital stewards for cUlOrod regiments.
Candidates must possess 4 fair English education anq
d familiar with the eompOunding and dispensing o.
n,e,iicne Application must be made as in the case
Of Surgeons aud Assistant slrgeons, Compensation,
from - 10 Az par month, with clothing, ratl0ns
the anliate will be- appointed Surgeon or Assistant
SurgeOu according 10 merit. Applications accom-
nauird by one or more testini0niaa troIn reapect-
abls psrsous as TO moral character, &C., should u
aIdrrssad 10 the Surge0n-(iener U. ). A, Washing
tom ID g. or 20 the Assistant surgeon 6ensTal u
81 A. Louisville, KT- Boards are now In session
Al Boston, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, 81
A''NN 1"1 N' Jos K BARNES
;f,1 I'm IT., SgR tctin1 Surgeon-f1enerai.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great western hAIr~uy.

Passengers going Eastward viii rememhaT that
fbjs IA the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday Night Express leaves dalll
SATURDAYS excepted at $40 p. NJ, arriving at Sal
sm.pes At "A A. n, and NV York st 9;2s P. N.
slesping Coaches attached
- No Change Of Cars
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PERsoxAL.- Senator sherman-was at the
Angler House yesterday. Senator Wade
was also in town.
Hon. Jas. A. Garfield was also in town
yesterday, having arrived on the Illinois,
from Lake Superior. Heleftin the afternoon
for his home in Hiram.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-09

New MUsIc.-We have received from it S
publishers, s. Brainard a Company, Of
Cleveland, a copy of the new and popular
song, 'Our flag and the Union forever,
the words of which are by the Rev. J. Mat
lock, Of the 10th 0. V: l. 1t IS q stirring
composition and cannot fail ofbeing PoPu-
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LEADER
Tuesday MORNING. AUGUST 3.
NV ADvERTIsEMENTs.

J. c. Jennings-Change Of Agency.
Academy of Music-Holmau Opera Troupe
Eobt Hanua a Co.--For Lake Superior.
aphrrs-NOtice-
E /. Baldwin-New Goods.
Wanted Barber
Il. >. B.-Bnsiness Wanted.
G. L. Hhl-Notice for Proposals.
st. Andrews ety-Local Notice.
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CtLEYELAND AND ToLEDO R.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

~
1854. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. s6
On and after Monday, May 18th, 1851 Passenge
Trains Viii leave Cleveland as follows SUNDAYS
S.t6A M-CHTGAGO EXPREsS.-St0ps at Bsrea
Grafton, Oberhn, N0rEnlk, MourOcSille, Belle
yue, CLYDE, Fremont aud klmore, and arrive
At Toledo 10 i6.tti n. and Chicago at $50 pm
Zap M.-WESrEkN MAiL--St0ps at al station
on southern Division, aud arrives at Toledo al
f.suP r.: Chicago at i=lb A n. -...
COP M.-NogrHEliN MAIL-Stops at all sta
tiCus on NortheIn Division, and arrives Al san
dusky al 7siU 2. NJ. w .s.f- =, ID
100 P. M.-NIGIiT E&PREsS. STOPS at Grafton
EUrWalk, MOnT0evilie, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives at Toleio st Ii liI5 P Al. aud chicago az
$40 An, gu91- " T9d
COENECTIOBS.
Connections are made at Ailuroesle with tho saa>
dusky, Mausdeli & Newark T. Ri at clyde With the
SaulusSy, Dayton 4 Cincinnati y. r. e Fremont
with die frriBontt \ Indiana X B. and AZ ioled9
with the Michigan SOuthern N1rthcIu indiana ana
Toledo a Wabash KailrUads for chicago, Detroit,
Jarks0n FOIt Wayne, LognsPoTt LaiayeI eItf, Nalrsi
Alton St. Louis and all points West, Northwest ana
Southwest - 4,
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at IN A. NJ, 2:l5 P. A. aud $50 p n From
5Andusky atg:li A. N. h. ID. AOChEhi ouRt-
Cleveland, May 70, $50. =,
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nuInDtI VI WtItB BiIt5s
CuyahOga county, llO
Summa county, AZ
H Lake county, %
By order Of the COmmittee-
D. A. DAxGLEr,. President.
Bolivar BUr1s, Sec'y.
CLEVELAND, August 6.
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Rose 4 Prentiss' Provision Market Re
--t. mort A.

Hams-Sugar-cure premium hams q R.----.zl
Canvassed hams % lt.-.---.-..--------.--. --.--o
Dried HeeIAGanyassed 6 tb----...----.---..----e 10
ShOuIders-SugaF-cure 81 SiD,--.-.----.-..----Atso 20
Canyas5ed % Tlfb.....-............--
BAeOu-Or Smoked si'les s. d. H ~ c
LarSI-Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in bbls @ glo.11 c
Prime leaf kettle-rndrd in kegs g ib.:1g>ye
POrI<-No mess q ibbl----.---...------.----sS' W
Extra clear y llbl------.....-----.---
~ No extra charge made for packagss or cart
ace to railroad dcpUts or boats All articles are
the state. Orders promptly filled. our sugar
cured Hams and kettle-rendered Lard took the nrst
preIniumat the late Ohio State fair-
iuIys-R BOSE PREHTIsS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER oTFIoE. /

The receipts of Grain by rail for the "a hours
ending at half past one O'Clock to-day are as fol-
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Z! C!LEVEL1ND AND 7PIITsBURGH

july9-R2 lsi. - T-Il.zl.- Al----l---
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAJ L.ROAD
Is6f.i 89 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. la64.
On and after Monday, MaY 18th, 1854, Trains leave
Cleveland a. fplluwG daily tSuudays eNccpteuls
90 A. M.-MAlIr--AFriyes at New lork;tt lzivl =
M /; Philadelphia 90 A. NJ B0ltimOre 90
hi pittsBiireh $50 =. NJ 8 MheeiihE = Z d.
7I.25 p IN iSS-ATTives at New York 20 =
n Philadelphia at lOs2D A. NJ. Baltimore Al
p iT.5n NJ PITTSBURGH S:e5 r NJ " hesilng
5.ig p ~ 4; New Phiadel pima 40 p nj. =
Roth trains connect at Hudson for Akron and Mil
lershurgh. }"
" railroad Train for all points on that Road
Cars rnn through from Pittsburgh 70 New IoEk
wis, Allentown withuut change Oi cars
v 10 fare as low as by any other line.
~ through Tickets can he procured At tue Union
Ticket Once, Weddell House, At the Depot, or the
Euchd-Street Station. - ,,,-,, s,,.
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Appointments.

A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE YEAR
AoF ISGl-Dr. CLARK. German Reformed
Uetanjcal Physician aud Surgeon, will consult pa
tients for all chronic diseases Of every character,
FnEE oF CHARGE at the following times and places,
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FIRST WARD ATTENTIoN.-FIEsT WARD
EoUALIzATIoS AssoCIATIoS--Every member
is requested to attend the meeting of this
Association, to be held Wednesday evening,
August 10. The draft under all former
calls seems to be concluded; it IS, therefore,
proposed to divide the funds (pro RATA to
the drafted men.
Citizens Of the ward, generally, are re-
ouested to be present, as matters of impor-
tauee will be presented in relation TO filling
the quota of the ward under the present
can. aug S:l63.
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CLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.

On and an MONDAY, May lst1 lssi, Passenger
Trains will run as follows, Sundays eNceptedli
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
q-ff A. M-UAN HNP{ESS TitAlh-Stopping 4
Wiluugiby, Painesyiile, Geneya, Ashtlsbpla,
Conneaut aud Girard only, and arrlTe At Erie at
s..I L. M-CIhClNNATI EAPEEsS- stopping at
Painesyille, Ashtabula and elrard only, and ar
g5Ye- A krien;zi p. NJ, DunhlTk e;zl p NJ, bui-
$50 r. M.-M8Ih AND ACCOMMODATIONS
stoppins at all stations and Arrive at Kris at
2.IrP. M.-NIGHF ENTREES sTRAIN-St,ppiny AZ
Paiuusville, Ashtabul4 and GiraTd only, and
arrives at Eric 1t lZ;2 A. Il, Dunkirk 2;4o
A. NJ, Buffalo ~ A. n. % a.'l
LEAVE ERIE. ..1ll1-r Ga
Is A. M.-EIGHT EXPREsS TRAIN-Stopping
At Girird, AsIilabula aud Painesvie only, aud
arrive at Cleveland at ~ A. 81.
800 A Nj MAIL AND ACLUAihl9DAIlOh
TRAIS-Stopping al all stations aud arrive st
Cleveland at l0-iO A. H-
$40 4. M--T0LEDO MANIFESTATIONS At al
stations eNcepJ SWanvllle, niyb brook, UnlOnviue,
Perry Mentor aud Mickhte, and arrives at
Olevelund az 20 2. n. -..H. ss
2.l0 Z. M.-UAY EMPRESS TRAlN-Stopping at
Girard, CoTnesut, Ashtabula, and Painesyiils
only, aud arrives IN Cleveland At @ - P. n
Es1- second Class Cars are run on All through
Trains. -
Al the trains going westward o0nuect at Cleveland
with trains tor Iordo Chicago, Columbus, Clncln-
natl Indianapolis, st. Louis, sc. aud all through
trains Of the New York Ere Railroad, and AZ Bui-
| fa With thOse Of the hsW York Central 4 Buffalo &
] New York City lsaruaas tUr New YORK, -AAbany
fiuslOu. Nlllra falia, &C. and at Erie with trains
/ on ihe Philadel Phia q Erie kalrOHl-
/ Is5- Day Express, East and Nest, connects a.
| lOr Lnesvilie meAdville, JamestclyIy Sc
| IA. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
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TIE E,TEICALs-rne Erie Dispatch has q e
following in respect to Manager Diekson's
Theatrical Company at Titusville:
"'The Cleveland Dramatic Company Is to
remain IN Titusyille three nights Longer
Their success 50 far has been very fair, aud
the entertainments which they have given
wcr,. such as Manager Dickson only has the
faculty of presenting. The bills iorthe re-
mainder of the engagement will prove the
most attractive of the season, and we ad-
wise all our readers in that locality who ap-
preeiate frst-class acting to be in atten-
dance"
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CASUALTIES N NORTHERN ONO REGDiENTs.-
The following incomplete list Of casualties
in Northern Ohio Regiments, in the recent
battles before atlanta, is compiled from the
Cincinnati papers of yesterday:
Henry Livermar C, 5Tth, left arm.
Major harlcs Iiipp, 57th, len ssm-
Fred FaTney, =, J3th, LETT shoulder.
Christian Hanks, G, ,s.th, LETT ankle.
Adams Clousr, t. 37th, right arm.
John Fiambuck, q, 18th, left arm.
Frank Richards, /, .Jtt right hand.
Albert Matthews, 42Jth left shoulder.
Seymour Wheeler II, f25th, lett thigh
b. "A. Knight, l., I25th, right side.
Vim. Townsend, 4, I3jtl, shoulder.
f. Green, q, 19th right thigh.
J. Fry, E, 49th, nose
NJ. L. Tyler, 1, fyth, face.
". T. Thompson, Il, l:Th, hrad.
J. Paulis, II, 18th, right thigh.
Capt. Frank Lynch, g, zith, right lung
Anton Mnschott, b, 18th, killed
l.. Mctiloughlan, G., 18th killed.
Il. Bergman, eth.
Corp. u. Alct;une 18Th. left thigh. sdyere
Sergt L. q. Guine. l9ih, right anklr, severe
s. A. Jones, 18th battery, hip, slight
Iii Miner, II, mn, nsck, iesh.
Lieut.. Henry Auhell, b, 37th, thigh fractured
Geo ). Farmer, n, lOltli, bruised
Geo Rice, /, lUith, arm and back.
Cyrus s. Benjamin, ID, LIST Art, mrtacarpus frac-
tured.
Martin Zimmerman, q, 10Th, died.
Watson Savage, lst Art, bruised.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
C., c. BRUCE & PRESTON,
Government Licensed
Army & Navy War Claim Agents,
PUBLISH THE ARMY HERALD,


riiag PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
prizs sfoney Discharged and Resigned Officers
Pay all other War Claims
We pay particular attention to claims in which
s- other Attorneys ALLIED, or which have been
-1ls--fc-. SUSPENDED.
sIa1a n. Soldiers discharged for WOUNDS Received IN
10 BtTTIr can obtain Bounty due them IN
Er> MEDIATELY, by applying to US in person or by
et letter.
ztas-a- One Of our firm being at ALL TIMES in Ws1us
d. c. the advantages ouer to our c-4sB
can u manifest To all
Fees low I charge until we have accomplished
--5.s ~ nn5ertate- ft2
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EINE IVORY HANDLE TABi
OUTLERY.-A 6rist-rats stock on hand At
- F71T-Tl.n2 fT COWLES',
uiys vI Is7 Wsddal HOuos =
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sRAsURY PIANO,

Which Is now creating such sensation in the Mo-
steal world This is cur leading Piano and Prot.
Bradbury has given US their exclusive sale In North
ern Ohio, wholesale and retail. None should buy
Sithout first seeing them. Many q the best judges
ir lie land now pronounce them the best Pianos in
fbe world Here is the
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DR. D. II. SCOTT, Office, corner Of
Lizzie and Prospect Streets, over Paimer's Drug
5sore Iuly Is l64.
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. J. s. Lyle
CYRENUS LACY TO Miss ELIZABETH CbAGUE,
ali Of Cleveland.
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PAcrSG MATcH-For one thousand dol
lars between two of the fastest Horses in
the State Jno. c. Heenan, r. G., owned
in Cleveland NJ. e., e.. e., owned in
Piit=burg. The above race is to be made
August oh, on County Fair Ground track,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Kinsman street cars will run on 10
minutes time from the Park to the grounds.
Come one, come all, and see the best race
Of the seaon. aug lo"'
The regular monthly meeting Of the St;
| George Benevolent Society will be held at
the Sons of T emperance Hall, Burgess
Block, Superior street, Tuesday the 9th
dav of August, ut half past seven, P NJ
| full attendance is earnestly requested, as a
motion Is pending for amending the Con-
| stituiion. - JAMES HlLSBl Zee Sec
"A MEDlcAL AND sUBGIcAL CLINIC will be
held at ihe Cleveland Medical College
cornor Of Erie and St. Clair Streets, every
Wednesday morning al le o'clock
Aug. 3:1e5.
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matIor gaiIrnaas.
CIEvELAND, ooIUMBUs s GIN
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

1904 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, May 18Th, 1864, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland, as follows Sundays ex-
~ Train-s.a5 A. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
SKalhv CresfliHe, Gallon, tiilesd, iardington,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthless
III 7rSin-9.9s p. ACCOMMODATIONS STOPS
at all stations, aud arrives in columbus 81 $50
p NJ. Cincinnati s.i1A. N. - 80
"A Trsins-7:fa P. M--NIGfiH ENRkESS-stopPlhs
at Bersa, Grafton, Wellington, New " A2llSl, s2s,,
shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Giiead, Cardinstoh
and Delaware.
Trains leave Columbus at 90 and l0:2O A. Nj p ~
AZ arrive at Cleveland g:2O A. NJ, 2o0 and = p n
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby-SanduskY, Mansfield & Newark hailroad 20
Mansfield, MI. Vernon, Newark, AsleaNhies
frsstli,,s- pittshrrrb Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
, r,ad. Forest, Upper Sand lsky, Delphos, Lima
Fort Mayue. LapOrte, Chicago, &c, West auu
Fast-for Musheid, Worster, Massilcn, &C.
Grafton and Beletontau iitilrQad Line, Tor maFiOni
Bellelonlaine, sidney, lmon, MuhJle, Ihliian- i,i
apCiis Terrs Haute, Nmeenues, Evansville,
Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, &c.
DeiewaTe-with springfield Branch for Springfield
JQlumbus-LItte Miami q Columbus, and Ac.lia
Railroad, for Aenia, ils5 t0n, lndthhspoll
Terre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, LONel1ud ana
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Cincinnati for LOUSY llet Evans
Vile Cairo, St Louis, aud all points on tas
L Ohio River.
CoIuulbus-Ceutral Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, &c.i Columbus, flqua a In
diana Railroad for Piqua, Urbann, &C
re- FOR Tickets 10 all points ana lnlurnatloh hRF1
at te Passenger Station, and az yninh il9Aet olCo
/ l4l Superior street. II. ) FLINT,
| Cleveland, May lt, 1854. Superinbendent-
! CGRVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-08-31

l6T Considerable numbers Of dsserter.
from Gen. Grants army are said to have
.lready come across within our lines aud lie
ported themselves they had Geuerat Order
Sixty Eve In their pockets, and claimed it.
privileges. That this measure will work
veil and extensively there can be no doubt.
says the Eaaminer, if the Government take
the proper means Of circulating il largely
in various Languages amongst Grants poly.
slos .mulsisudes of kidnapped soldiers. We
hope there is no necessity to urge thst the
success Of this measure depends altogether
on the observanceof perfect good faith to-
wards those who accept the inyitstion.-
They ought not to be detained one moment
longer than is nesdfuLto4makea kearraugerneu,s
for carrying them 70 the point outside of
our lines which they shall themselves select
But one thing is to be obaerved-they qssls'
go, and without delay; apd especially With.
ou. exception to the Yankee proper. The
country does not want them npoa any terms
shatsoeaer, and ougbt not to be called upon
to maintain them for a day. They all have
: l. o. = -
their homo to go 10, aud bad better start.
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

VA. lEXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
HP.. w.. A." Of the Savannah Repubh
can, who is generally well posted in sucb
matters, writes, that Hthere is . prospect oil
the early resumption Of the exchange oi
prisoners. The exchange will be conducted
on the principle of giving man, for man, and
officer for officer, any surplus of either Des
70 be a paarolsd, But held for future exchanee.
II is not probable tha. objection will BE-
made by the Confederate authorities to in
ciuding in the exchange such free negroes,
inhabitants Of the Northern States,S as may
have fallen into their hands. Free blacks
are enlisted in. the English and French ar.
mics, and are exchanged like white prison.
ers: Negroes Who have been ssdoced OF
forced from their Southern homes BY the
emiisssries and armies g the, North, viii
not, of course, be exchanged, hut will be
returned to their former owners.&
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ARBITBApfoN.

. Asan "armistiee" 10 now talked Of BY The
Yankees, asd doubtless, Law and gospel
will be raked over to fud saptlerities, we
reproduce the following from sn'old sSouth
Carolina Justice. ,. edition Of 1910, as5our
'laots to the general fin e. e. fund.- TO b
cot up for the occasion: ,g.s
sAnd in the case Of Hapkins Vs.. Col
closyh, q 80 e. Lord lMan5frM said
nat awards are now considered With greater
latitude and less stric,ness than they were
foruerly;-and it is right that ,ths7 should
be SO, because they are made BY judges "f
.ihe parties OVID choosing i; asd this was IL
The case of an award made by 8 cobler
spop a submission Of all disputes; which
award was in these words: Whereas
there has been suit at, law between. the
,,srties, that has run to great expense Oh
both sides and it being left to me to make
10 end Of it, ] determine that they shall
each of them pay their owu chsrges al, ,lsw:;
md that the defendant pay the; plaintiff
I've shiHiugs, for his making,tbe fns breach
10 the law" And the award was held: to
:be sufficiently certain and final ~. 49,.
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.39ifuIatnI


We ara called 70 mourn die los or anhtIltf hsirg tojeu
who has fallen in defence Of. BIZ eo1stY W1LLitWE
ERs was BON, Jale fe4 ynIl,tef5f
cemher M 1851 and thus SlSn q soyf s6,dIsr n als
very bosm ofmanhopds responded
10 ie begnnIuR Of her r9odj BY fsside ni
his brave npades In anus lhuue6 many hard xrhaf
tles, but va spared Until ts sob nf JULY At yPessbE,
where maDy bean - made mourn fe IsuSs of = def
fl pierced thpeh tha hesrt and dipsoaiY.
he wes Mp1nber the baptisr chnfch Tor yA6
J. Elriy a. the rail- be few IL * IS
20 Va UHto' country, aid, 81 SsssFfS, 3.
10 eriye away the yapdal pFew ssLs sSssJis,i
is:st Who dared her soil Invade. 'stGl1t.; .
FL ever fcaft ia Ssdstooa ~ 80 u !; - g.
- 49, In many a hard foueff light NJ a. a.
And brayeiy shed his heroic bloqds aG -.
-, Z liberty sndrtght 20 !, hSfsS
i ForaeStii ihiaspirit Ind nd hars, ,l = 4 =:
10 God he pas his mt, Z, i; 4.
Z - That when be Ies teafs y. - ,
IS ssgoud ~ II 3 .s-49 u
- OH fftehds and sssp 10 more. =
.s Let praee 90 yon bs 4ss1,. ss p
~, Iiishosne Is on 4: b4fIS n slsS ~ -
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ilarul, and closed her lines Of ooumdpic

ilarpl, and closedshsr lines Of conmGnic,
tios for the spsoeo Of twenty days. -
The t.Pesce" movements, we believe
were originated to effect the Chicago nomi
natios, as that Convention was to meet on
Monday last; BY cur nezt, We will learn
who is their nominee, andif there is really
any meaning in the overtures said to be
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From Georgia.

ATLANTA. August 26,-The enemy II
srea,ed from our right front last nigh, ant
our forces occupy their secohd line TIM
morning, The epemy's lines. from Dscs
rur to the Peach Ties Road, are all absndon
ed. but they are still on oar left aud centre
The movement wss intercepted as they COL
cen,rated upon our left and centre. skir
pishing proceeded this morning on the .lef'
Wish the exception Of three shells free
from the right last night before the ebeuf,
withdrew from that point, the eneng hass
not shelled the city for twenty four hours
Two deserters reached our lines on 'yester
day. They claim to have been drafted al
Dayton; Ohio, and were never mustered 10
TO service; they state they through OF
the fosd direct from Chstta6o6ga.
vNoae~s from Wheeler; prisoners brought
in this morning from the right state that
Wheeler tapped the road twice, which wa'
repaired Immediately, and traius were ruu
ming through; they also state that Sher
man 3 men are alIson fnll raiions. .s.=.
ATLANTA, August 26 -Theepemy have
massed between the PARIS Ferryand Camp
belton Rosds, and abandoned his entire line
on the right of The Ghsttanoogs Railroad
.Sberman's order, dHted the 25sh, direct
ing q reduction Of the Iatiops, was picked
min their deserted camp = X