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MORNING LEADER.
FROM FHE 18TH 0. Y N.

We make the following extract from &
letter, dated MurfressbOrO, Tennessee, COT
Cerning the death Of ssrgesnt Richmond
MURDER-A SAD AFRAIR-sERGEAHT HIoH.
HoHD, Killed.
On Tuesday night last, Alva Richmond,
8 member Of the shove company, raised in
the town Of fAtWster, Portage county, Ohio
while doing picket duty in connection
with the above scouts at Tsiuns, twelve
miles South Of this plAOs,l and at twelve
in the night was mortslIy wounded in the
following manner BY, 3 bush-whaOker.
Three men approached within hsiling dis
tsneeion horseback. The usual i" Halt
who comes therep-was given. The reply
Was-qs friend NextzOn the part of
Sergeant Richmond, was advance,
friend" At once three men advanced
within four or Eve yards Of Richmond and
his companion, David Beader, and com
manded them 10 surrender. The moment
they gave the command, they fired upon
the pickets. Sergeant Richmond was
struck BY 8 ball, under the left breast, the
ball perhsps passing through the stomach
and other vital parts, producing death
within sbsut twenty -one hours after the
tremendous and fatal occurrence. After
severe suffering, be died at 9 o'clock on
the night Of the 18th. His picket mpsn-
ion, David Beader, Of Hanover was wound,
ed in the hand, having lost three fingers
in the operation. How far beuesth every. 1
thing manly. was the act on the part Of the
contsmptible bushwhaokers. Bat such is
rebel warfare. Look st Fort Pillow.
Yesterday morning, Alva's corpse was
placed on an express trail, to be sent
home, in order that his relations and nu-
meroUs friends may confer upon an sffeo
tionste son, q cherished friend, and as true
and noble young man and soldier as eV-
er graced any regiment the honors Of
funeral, such ss he richly deserves, and of
q suitable burial in the home graveyard.
To the company, and the regiment, AlVs
Richmond is q great loss, but more par
ticulsrly, to his company, for he was high
y ipFiEei and deepl loved and respected
by all. And in loosing him the company
feel that they have lost friend and com
psnion that time cannot replace. In be.
half OF Grove Anthony, Of the 10th Ohio,
am requested TO say that the loss Of
brother could scarcely affect him more
deeply. Company Z, are bound to sveuge
the death Of aichmond, and have already
killed four Of the rebel squad. 5a
J. B. LEWIS.
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"There's a man in It'''

President Lincoln was asked the other
day what he thought Of the present and
prospective military situation. His Ex-
Cellenoy replied as follows:
"Well. sir, your question reminds me Of
q little snecdote about the automston
chess-plsyer, which many years ago as
tonished the world By its skill in that
game. After while the sutomston was
ohsllenged BY celebrated player, who,
to his great chagrin, Wss beaten twice
by the lmschine. 2 At the end of the second
game, the player, significantly pointing
his inger at the sutonston, exclaimed in
very decided tone, There's man in itP
And this; sir, is just the secret Of our pre-
sent success"
If this could be said Of every pair Of
trowsers north of Mason end Dixon's line,
the rebellion would go down with the sun
'otthe next fourth of July.
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. W and sfteg Monday, May lsth, lsC4, Fasssurs
1raius win lssVs OisVslEnd e. foil0WI ts1ndss =
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IODINE.
DR.. d. DERs & CO.'S
IODINE WATER.
IODINE,

Iodine WateF acts upon the Heart, Liver Kidneys,
Digestive Organs and Glandulsr sTstem.
The success which has attended tte use ot tbis
remedy in private practice, and the sndor ement q
medical authority. enable us to recommend 1t to the
piacticioner and the public leeliAg confident thai
with fair trial It viii attest Its excellence in
the cure Of Chronic diseases which indiRte Iodine
such e Scrofula Bronchitis, skin Eruptions Hesst
Liver and Kidney Df eases, Nervous Affections, Nm
ralga, RhsumaESn, Dyspepsia, Debility sypaiiiis'
sto.
Physicians may rely uPon he uniform strenkth o.
iodine Water ss containing three quarter 'gfains
pure Iodine in each fluid ounce pure water, no sol
vent being used. Its not abe to deoonHosifion
nor HpontaneousiY-fOtmed inequalities; neither
the Iodine oKydizsd nJurrslizsd BY oonbination
with any ingredient, 7sUderlng this solution suPs
Eior % any othsr mstsod o. erhibiuug Iodine
Fun directions sceonPsnY Roh bottle, thst It may
b used as iamily medicine IS wsu as BY the pro-
fezion.
Price one dollar per hotAa on receipt Of ave
dolA, six bottles delivered ires BY exneis 70 any
address. a..i7.
Beware Of oouhterleIls and limitations which tu'
pridopAIlsd dealers sudssvor N oisposs q on ON
reputation See our signature and trade mark 0he
Greek word heading this ADVERT :ement), up0n the
lsbsiH and wrappers OF each bottle without which
nsns Il genuine.
Circulars gratis. Dr. h. AEDERs bO.,
'r1frle Physicians and Chemists,
20 =e No as Broadway, New York.
ma. 2I.R2 o v. .dFkWF
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GUARDIAN,8 SALE.
UARDfAN skLE-BV Vi,tus oG

GUARDIAN SALE-By VII tue Of an
order ofsale made by the Probate Court in
and for Ougahoga County, Ohio, on petition to
sell land, wherein Henry K Reynolds, as guar
0ian, Was petitioner and Henry Raynelds, Caro-
line X, Reynolds and Mary J. Raynolds, minors.
were defendants, | shall sell at public auction
81 the south door OF the County Court House,
10 the City Of Cleveland, in said county, on the
lst day Of June, 1864, at O'Clock P. NJ, the in
terest Of said minors being the remainder after
the termination ofthe life estate Of SAID Henry
A. IN the following described premises, to wit I:
situate IN the City OF Cleveland, in the snd
County and State, and is known as the west half
Of sub. lot No. i42in the subdivision Of ten acre
lois Z, and 9, made by Thomas Bolton. SAID
west half OF said sub lot No II3 is situate on the
southeriy side Of Kinsman street, and extends
uaek OF equal width to an alley eleven rods.
J. z. BISHOP, HENRY z. RAYNOLDS, I
Attorney. Guardian.
msy2l:153.
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CUBE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.

DE. GooDALEs's OAIARBH REMDT.-It PenStrates
70 the very Of this torrbs Disease and sxterm
natas IT, root and branch, forever. Dr. 9o0dae is the
Grst and only person who told the world what
OAFAEHH really Was-Nhere it commenced and what
t75nId cureIr Dr. Goodals hasnou spsnt lifetime
a tstfIfna with this fell disease, EXPLORING It's
cret ambush. and making known 20 The world the
act that Csfarrh. which has forJ eaEs oeneo lheskD
ond research Of medical men and authOrH ~ this
= country and in Europe, now be cured with the
RaDe uniform certainty that morning iollgEs night
q fpspsrod By B. GOoDALE, M ,p-s keW EorE- Prics
4. ol,n0 Send stamp for q Pamphlet
n fof ale By g. v. OLARK, ll9 suPerior-St. Oieys
fAn LOhio. marhl -
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mEDIGAL.
ISIHIIISg SUCCESS
gSslaIltSlGS;S7
i60 D0LLABs PBEMtUWil
s. sEazFNAE wEAkNEss
Or Spsrmatorfhea, elect, 3d., and
In Per EGE CUR Ed,
AFTER hIL 0THER TREATMEN1 FAILS
tfs ef DR. A ,GTRSON 81

DIX. A. HlB60N
E0rmerly Of 6sW York City. will pay one hundred
dolas tor the proof that ne ever fais 70 cure TIE
the proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the zame diseases with equal success.
enoe Dr. GIBsoE is happy in being able to announce
TO the unfortunate that he has perfected system Of
81 THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT UURK
Of the above, and also all Contagious diseases Of the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with ell bad ehects arising
therefrOm, including general
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATIos
de has succeeded in curing in this city some
of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with self
styled PHYSICIANS, who profess 20 treat all private
maiadtes with success, and without receiving the
east particle of benefit. -7s
Dr.. GIBSON does not boast that he is q member Of
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
othor do for the purpose of ensnarng the innocent
sed But what Dr. G. might boast Of Is this, that he
is able 10 give entire sstisfsetion to those who
pose conhdence in his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris
any patent medicine 10 equal for the radical
Of seminal weakness, aud ali diseases OF deranKs-
ments, both mental and physical, arising fro sex
DR.. GIssoS also claims for MS new trsatnlenI the
folOWns advantages all otthers yet discovered
and inst the AGENTS used are in no respec tisazresa
ble he uses no relics OF the dark ages such as Mer
cury, nor any other deeterious drug secondly, no
his treatment Is positive and certain in all oases He
stands prepared 70 60 into any public or private hos
pital In the United states aud demoHstrate the i'm
mense superiority OF his now treatment over any
other known TO the world in point of prompt
ness perm slency, mildness safety and convenieRoe
70 the pats t. -r --- .' l1
DE-. GIRE is permanently located in OleFeisnd
and has d; g the past shvs years performed many
cures OF di eswhich had for years resisted all
modes Of -nent. References can be given to in.
vidusls OF first respectnbilty In Cleveland, Bos-
ton, New forksnd other cities in regard 10 skill and
integrity in all professional tranBaotfons DybpspsiA
RheumEtiAm, Scrofula, and all chronic diseases
treated with superior success,
~ Medicines sent to any part o the country OIL
reoeipt Of ton dollars. l'lH -id + ..sl !
Dr., Gssos's Hsw Work .hyd ior ssls 1t
bis o1ioe, ! t- z
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CLBVELAND 5 ERIE R.B.
. sUMMER ARBANGEhHHT.

~ !
1854. sUMMER ARRANGEhHHT. IssA
o. and Aftsr Monday, May 10Th, lss4, Pa-ssprsr
Trains viii run ss follow, Sundays sxoeDtsd,:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
8s45 a. m.--Dk EXPRESS THAI IH-Stoppi1ras
MnoughbT, PGslosTills, Geneva, AIhtabuia,
59nnesut and Sirard Only, ard arrive ct Erie q
l.lo .. m. Dunkirk 3.95 .. m, Buffalo 5s05 n n
800 y. .Ms-OlEOlHHATIE EXPR RMSS-Sto1DinGa AZ
PainesYilie, Ashtabnla and Girard only Snd 20
riye9 g Eris e;zI ,. m, Dunkirk si9P. m, Bui-
$3.50 2. m.'1HATh kEB AOOOmM0DATIoH-
stoeptng az All EtAtioBs and arrives q Eris q
P:I0 P, bs.-RIGHr ExPRESS TRAIN-sto.ufnr
At ea'ne3Tlllos Aehtebuis and qirafd only, snd
sEriyS. g EFls q ls.l3 a NJ Duakirk rs :.
LEAVE ERIa
l Is A. H.-1taliT E1PRH5S TBAEH-Stoppirr a
Gtrard, Aahtsb1la aud PainaSFills only, and A..
rfTaI at CsgTeland AZ 500 A. II.
500 A. M.--mAlb AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRaIH
-alogpi3g IS AZ 5tations End arrives at OlsTS.
$40 A. u--FOLEDO E1REEss-stoppiRg at al sta-
tons ezcept sEanyillsi saYbrook, cnionyilis,
ksEEyl 4entor and Hioklihei and Arrives e
3.t0 ?. E.-DAX EXPEEsS TBAIH-stoppIng ct Gi.
rsrd, Oonnssut, Aahtabula, and rPainsIEiIls
only, and arrives in Cleveland Is 5s10P. n.
~ Ssoosd OlsGs Oars are run on all ihroaEA
An the trains goInE westward eouusst q OlsvslAna
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oinoin.
natt, indianapolis. ST LOuis, So; and all through
trains Of the D. Z. 4. Railrosd, and e Buffalo with
tho3o % tho New York QentrAl and Buffalo New
AorA Olty nsiI oeo8 ioI rev otks Albany Boston,
ehissdslphla and Erie Rallrua1.
~ Day Express, EsHt and West, eounectH AZ Hlrnrd
yish A{AioT Gn Esis and Pitis6aTgh BaAlrOad fO1
cleveland. May 18th. issl - ''----'' '-' =
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CLOTHES WRlNeER

DUTNAMlS. OI9OTH Els VIKING
III ERS.-Dealers purchasing Wringers 70 sell II
OuyahoEa county, are ca tiOned against purchasing
o. any one but the unda siRned, a. own the coun-
81 by right OF purchase and also caution citizens
Who buy for family use from purchasing q any one
but myself or agents, GEO. d, bGOAt
EaT1 ~ SuporioF.st., oVBoIlts POstof1os.
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GLEYELAND, COEUMBUs 8
W uls UIaHATI aAIrasrlAn-


" ulz UIgEATI BAILsOAD.
I
1854 SUMNER AKBAHGEHnHf. fsA
o. and aEssf dondzy, May 18th, iss4. Pnu-sursr
tainr viii says LlsEslsnd, a. IolloWs (sundsyI sx-
1st FralD- 5-35 A. M.-OEEOIHRAT ExPREss
e5Oppt1g - tiEafton, y ellington, New London,
Shelby, ~Islt ius, Gallon, dilead, Cardfngton,
Aaniay, DslaEsrs, Lewis Center and WOrthing.
ID Frsiu-9s25 p INSTRUMENTATION
sto5s At all stations aad arrives IN Columbus
ID Eraln-gtOO p. m.-hIGHT EXPBES5-Stop
ping At Bereas Grafton Wellington, HsW Lon.
don, shelby, Cresttne Gallon, Gilead, OardfRg-
Trains leave OoIum bus 81 ss1 and Io7O a. n 3s0pn.
strive AZ Ciefsiaeas 2 % =. m, ESQ Ands;0O ,. n.
OOaNEUTIOHs.
shsIby-sln6asky, Mansfield 4 Newark Baflroad, fos
iiIa aiiAInSnole' II. fsrnons Newark hanss.
eEsssllno-Pi -PiessburEh, Tors Wayns A ihioa~o B,i,.
road, Forest Upper ganduskY, Dslphon, IA
IA Eort Wayne, Lapcrts, Ohtclgo, A.,
vest, and Enstlor hanSheld, WOoatsFs Mas.
a.astsa and Bsiisfonsius Railroad Line for Ms-Sop
Esleio1 tetns, Sidney, Ulion, huncis, In.
diAnapOifs, Terrs uaute, Vincennss, ETAnB-
vile, louisTtiley Oafro b. Louia. a.
DelAWaro-'gith Springfield branch fer SDringnaId-
Ooizmbus-ldttle aiaui Columbus, and Xsnis
Railrosds for Nsniai Dayton, 1ndlanapoii1,
IGrre Haute. St. Louis, Morrou, EaOVs,a11
and Uincnnati, and with the Ohio Ms
lE1ppi RailToedg Cincinnatifor LouiETflIe
svspsyld,les l,.ss 0aiEo, -. Louis and all Dotal
Gelumbus-OsntrAlO Ohio RailToad for HsWark, Esnas.
Vile, Whselingi &C.; Columbus, FiqIA Z
indiana Railroad for PiquA, UrhanA, q,
~ For Tickets 70 AL points and nfoTmation ~
q ~ tas Fss:snFs5 station, and ht Union Ticket
s. FIIHr,
UIsvelAnd Nay A. lst4 suDeri1tsrdent
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GRAND CAMPAIGN
KLINE h 69s RO0P BAEAEBs
-.r-L a. And Skirt ManufacOry, .I-

rH.u D.
We hsVe now ready our ml stock OF skeletons In
our new location ior the commencsment OF the
Spring do which embraces all Of the leading gtY lee
Intending the patent gore trail. also the neWes
style Quaker skirts We keep alSays on hand Bktrfl
Of extra size and length and ladies who always have
trouble 10 ind aEigt long or large enough viii
generally find them here We viii sdhere strictly to
our 'ormer prin piles viz: keep none but good -
tfcle, which will contfnu 10 sell NJ he lowest
po sfBls prizes Or reta deparfment q In charge
o. e0mpeIen laiits.- DeatEEa N surrounding towns
viii do well by cCnsuluug their OEn interest 70
cal on be ore gtsInE IOefr Ofdera or going East
A large arBurtment o Ere, ch and American 1oorsst5
and patent skirt supporters AlW4ys on hand. Also
wnoiz sal5 dealers HanEee NOti6DB, Fancy GOoos,
Eubroideries, eoBieTy, ac5 a KHlNE B 60. "
b mayl2rr LIS suBsrioT 81 sCieveiAnd. D.
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CHIRTs5AND COLLARS

PEARANOE of Their =
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
gnd desrous ohhaving thoss that will SET WELL
and LOOK MAT, are invited 70 leave their Orders
KsPPN NER's,
whers thsy can depend pom being sui ed None but
the best goods used, and thorough work GuAran-
teed.
Directions rob MEAsUREHKNT.-For neck take
the numbal Of inches round Az. For sleeves take
from center OF baCk tB) to hand OF elbSW (, thence
to extreme Of cum ID the being in the position
shown in the engraving These are all the meaSur-
nleAs I7a alllfso' 9sF1Ht ~ "-l
1 WARRANT a GOOD FIT. VIII,
- The cash to Be paid to the Express Company
on receipt Of gO5ds-
eT7 7rHf 2 L. A. KEPPNRR,
Agent Of the Cleveland shirt and Collar Mtg Co.,
LYMAH5'S BLOCK, Nos. and 3, Cup stairsl Cleve-
land Ohio, three dOore from the Court House,
Public square. maI29-R2
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SEWING MAeRINE4.

No Home Complete without it. Very
sinple-Hoiseless-NeVeF gets out Of Or
der-Heedles cannot be set wrong. Call
and see it and judge for yourselves.
marchls-R2
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kA0TaesOR or kLsCrEorAIaT GzD MEDIotHh
uhoe-ll9 Seneca Street, toW doom from SaPsrioE,
up stairz, oppoaife the City Hotel -.
Once holfs rem 70 and from 1tO s O'Clock
daily fSuudaVs eTceufed J.
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pREsERvE YOUR EYR8IG III
pYERS.

GTRAW Hat Bile 1oHIRG, DYE
X D ING, ALFERISG AND PREssIEG.-HaEing INST TO
turned from thH East, am prepsred, by the aid Of
experienced hRnfs, to Go any wOr6 IN tlas line a.
veil as IN snd bssver hats IN the best possible
manner and mlHt iasnioIi4 ole stye lG
e EhED'K' CYRIh x,
rrsnek Stan Dye House,
msrls SIT Tsr-fHsHs Ser-eH ST.
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RRNRQaRa,
lLEVELAND q PIITSBITR0u
u BAILRO DAD.


ls54. sUMMEB ARRABeEMTFF. ~
On and after Monday, Nay Ists. rlss T.r.l,-
Leave OlsEsland e. foIoss, daily C3undsyS sIcs1fsd:l
$50 A ns-nAILs-ArFiEes a Nov York 19.aa
II thiladelphla 100 A. n; Baltimors T.GO a -
80 Iit1purgh so ,. T.; Wheeling 5.1S P.m
-'s' z. lk---AAF : l3-- hrfvsl lt New YORK Las
ill., Ehlaeellsta A. 1910 A. ~; Baltinors
- A ~ PlttsburRh 500 P. ~ WhesiinT lS
- H. heS PbilzdslphiA 10 ,. \.
i,1,s-5k % ttAn' so1nset st fo- Akroa and MI.
Morning Train oonnsoss a. Rayspn. ,,tth a "a
y; sal.fosa LIeln loE al points On that reed
~ ~ snI ION FtttsburEh % HGH KoFH
ll9- Fare g low % By any ota1r iins
Through Tickets csn % prnenEsd AZ ghs Unips
Ticket once Wedden EocEa, az fc Be-os Ia, ~ -
Auelid7ssreet StAtf5a.
?. .E- HYERs. 6. 7. Aaeat. : I ND
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

NLOVER SEEDl TIMOThY
" Seed I Prime seed for sale in lois to suit at
~1i'"Ou'' "' TfIHATCHEk, Ii eARDEER, BURT & 90.
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NLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO 3, B,
BPRINe ARRAEGEaEaF

1854. BPRING ABRaHGEnEaT. Iss4
:, " and a,tsS Monday; Nay leth, lsC4, Fasssnror
eopteaJs
5s4O A. M.-OHI0SGo EHPBES5-Etop as Bsr.s
erafsons OberlsA, AorWalk, HonrOa7ilis, Belle
p E1es ulydes E1asiont aud zimoru, ard aETiVaIa AZ
Loieao 81 lol5a a. and Oh caCo at $50 P. ~.
Aiou r NV = aAlLl-Stop8 ~ All IA
- iedo g SO ?. y ohioaso $50 A. e
&ioO r. n.-MoEIHhLhh l4AIIz--6tcpl a. Al "a.
si9ns on northsfn Division, and arrives q san.
700 P. M.-HIGHT E1PREss-ssoras n araf,oa
aoTEalk, nonrosTiile, OlTds, and fremont, and
ives AZ Ioisdo Al lf;l5 P. H. md Chicago sa
CO6HEOTIOHB.
Osnne5tionE are made 1t Monrostsns vfta TIA a.z-
dusky, Hanz1eld Newark B. B., nt CLYDE VITA ~
8andu8ky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. q. ef Trsmonf
vita Fremont D indiana 3. u, and At Tolada VITA
she Michigan Southern 4 iorth0rn Indiana and 10.
iedo wabash RailrOAds for Ohfoago, Detrofs JACK.
eoos Fort Waynos Logansport Lafayette, Cairo, An
son, %. Loui7 and eli poin West, Northwest and
southwest
Trains arrive An Cleveland tron Toledo and the
NsSt q $50 A. - 245 P. n, and s:55 p r. TJoW
SaudElEV 81 81 AK. q .. RIIOR nR su. I
= ll9Ta sud. May IS, -lsg4
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H0UE, HEAT ANp sEEnsE

ESf HEAT, CORN, OATS, RYE,
Barley, Flour and seed Dealers, Country NIL:
Iers snd others in Fant OF grain Of any Bind viii
oonauIt their OWE interests BY ordering direct rom
ua We keep constantly in stock Of all kinds Of
grain and sell ct market rates Cars loaded directly
from our EJui6u Elevator on .alerwin street.
ANNA ER "a L-DNER. RIRI q ll.
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"A FLANTIO & GREAT WESI'N
=. AII-LL A p
sUMMER .ARRANGEMENT.
Sew York ThFough Line.

Two through E1press Trains between Cleveland an
New YORK. lakes enect Nay IS, 1854.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07
rive General smiths.

A misinformod cotemporary violently
abuses Gen. w. +, Smith, recently con.
frmcd as Major General in the regular
army, because, as il says, ho failed in
the recen cavalry expedition in MissiS-
sippi. The commander Of that expe
dition was Brigadicr General w. S.
Smith. There are five or more General
Smiths in the Army-Major General w.
F. Smith. now acting on Gen. Grsnl's
staff; Bigudier. General W. Sooy Smith,
mentioned above; Brigajier- General
GiIes A. Smith, who commanded d.
vision in ShcrmSn's Fifteenth Corps,
and was wounded at Missionary Ridge;
Brigadior General A. ]. Smith, com,
manding n division in the Seventeenth
Corps. Snd in charge Of the successful
expedition up Red River; Brigader'G Gen.
M. L. Smith, commanding an infantry
brigade somewhere out West. Major
General Charles +. Smith. who was sec
ond in command to General Grant OF
Fort Donelson, died in 1862, near Pitts
burg Landing. These arc oil tho Gen.
Smiths In the national service that We
now recall.-[N. Y. Times
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

Mr., Bradley said his roscuoL after
bort pause, 'Os you leave the State,
III be necessary, in these troublous
es Tor Matte TO have protector, and
i've thought our marriage had better
2 place 10 night,
well John,' he said, as he relinqnish-
bis embrace and gezed with fond
pk at her who was dear 10 him i shall
( lobjeci If Matte is willing
ron, we arranged that as WO came
4 apng, replied the young man.
Il Matte blushed, but said nothing.
In short time tho hunted down min.
DER was called upon to perform a mar.
i 20 service in that lone house. Il was
4 impressive scene. Yet no diamonds
gBttcred upon the neck Of the bride; no
pearls looped up her lressesi but pure
la5e glowed within her heart as she
gtpe uueranco to a vow which was reg,
dared in heaven.
Bradley. soon after The ceremony,
JBde his daughter and her husband an
i leeclionstc farewell, and set out with
iB friends to join others who had been
iFiyen from their homes, and were now
-sllYng under the old nug to fight for
.he Union, and as they said, Redeem
,ld TcnnessOel'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

B1~ Some time since an old commO-
doro YVES plared in charge Of one Of our
navy yards. Que day poor little fel.
low had just filed his basket with chips.
as the old commodore hove in sight, and
said:
Drop that wood, YOU young rascal !
Drop It l sayP
A chase ensuod. The boy was small
and the load heavy, aud presently tho
old commodore, pulling and blowing,
soiiod tho boy by tho collar. Jumping
away and dumping tho chips OF bis feet,
tho boy exclaimed;
Take Il you darncd old skipaint; Il
is Tho first prize you ever took in your
life
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

AE PRE;IDrNr,- Rev. Henry Ward
Ble6her says of tho President: 'Mr,
Lincoln is,thc homely President of a
homely peoPh-, He is honest, consCiOn-
tidps, single minded, dlsinteresied, seek :
ing tho welfare of the nation first, the
party next, aud OF himself not at Oll.-
He hes been faithful to the great politi-
cnftruths of our American system, and
hsthas shown TO the world that success.
fol government is not the mystery, is
nos tbething so rare that only a ptivi,
legged few can cnactit, but the good ad.
tnlaispation of'a government requires
oSiy good common sense and uneomon
htbesty That is all. Instead of re,
qtfing genius, instead Of requiring
"a a and extraordinary qualities which
npst politicians sacrifice iu order 10 get
geserpment-common ser Sc and CON.
mon Honesty. This is lesson for Eu.
rope to ponder over,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

EgrA Story is told of a young French,
man who wanted to enlist from Pitts.
field, Mass, but no was undor size and
under weight, and SO was rejected Ho
was determined 10 90, however, and
wrote TO Mr.. lincoln, telling him sO.--
The President liked his spirit. and re-
piled If he would show bis letter 10 a
certain New York cavalry recruiting Of
hcor ho guessed he weuld Iake hln-s
and he did.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-07

DG-It Is understood that the secso.
tafy Of The War Department has rever.
sed The decision Of tho Provost Marshal
General, that districts which had not.
6lled their quotas must stand the draft,
syoa though the State had, in other dis,
;ricts, raised more than enough surplus
to fll this deficiency.