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~ RAIL D. r.
1850. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855,
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1864 Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays e~xoepted) Is follows:
500 .. M.-MALL-AEr1Ves At Pittsburgh ssO0R.H-
Harrisburgn 2:10 A. n, Baltimore 7:0 A, n,
Washington l0:35A- n, Philadelphia 6:sAA. NJ
New York l0:00A. ~, Mheeling8 900 r, NJ Cons
meets at Hudson with .. z. az. BIB for Akron
and Miiersburgh.
lao p. M.-EXPRESS-Ar1Ves 81 Pittsburgh s:I5 =,
H. Harrisburgh 7:50 A. n, Baltimore l2;20 p
arlington $40 P. n, PhIlAdelphiG R:4o ?.
n. New York 2.l5P P. H., Wheeling ~ A. \, .
$40 P. M.-AOOOMMODATION-For Hudson, and
ntsrmediateS Stations, OuyAhoga Falls Akron,
and Millersbufgh, connecting at OrrVt19 with
49, 2. ]. W:AO.Ry; for Canton. hAssillon, Woos
Gears run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
Via allentown without change.
EE Fare - low Is py any oLner line. W Eag
~ Through Tickets can Be prncursd st the Union
Ticket 0fsos- Weddeu Eorse, at the Depot, or the
Euclid street staa2n- Drv-ovUr
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1YHEECTIOHBt
AsnHaold. HI. Vernon, HsAifSs EnsTirS
slLkVKLAHD = xR1k KAnkOAD
1855. wIHTHB AERAHaEzEzT. 1854

On ard Gtsr Aoudn7s Oct. list, 1854, PElssngsa
Trains viii run IS follows, UundATI GxceptedOs
hEAYB OLETELAND:
soc. a.. h.-DAT Express BAIH-StopPing a.
Filloughby, Painesvile. Madison, Gonevs, Az.
ksbulA, Oonneaut and GIrArd cnJ, and arrive 81
krie 81 In P. H. Dunkirk s:45 ?. n, Bunalr
SIS T. M.-OIEOINNATI RPREss-ssOyvanz q.
rtyes at Erte6 40 I. H. Dunkirk SIS ?. H, Bus
s.ss +. i. -mGiL AND AUUOnnODATIou-
5toppinE At all Etstiona and sFrivs At Ersa u
800 P. M.-EIGHT EXPRESS T-BAIN-seopPfne al
FsinssYilIe, AHhtabpla and 0irArd only, and
sTT3yes IS ETte at Ha0 A. r.. Dunkixk 30
- a. Buffalo 4s9o A. :.
LEAVE BRI - 10 -
&c A. E.-El9HT EXPREt T~RAIH-seoerina
at Girsrd, AEhtabula and PainesTtIls only, and
SIS. 4. M NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TBAIH-stopPtnE st all stations and arrive 81
I0ib A. M.-T0LEDO EAPRES6-StcpPtnK at Al
stations except SWAnville, SAybrook, OnionVIlo
Cleveland It 2:l5 IN
SIS p. M.-DAT b T~RAIH-Sso2KinR 81
GIraTd. Connesut, AshtabulA, Geneva 8 PAipea
vile only, ard arrives In OleveiAnd At 9:25 r. =
EF Seoose ClREs Oars ara run on ell throuEf
All shs trains going Westward connect q CisTslans
With trains Tor Toledo, Ohtoago, Columbus. Oncins
na.i, indianapolis, Sc. Louis, &C.. and all through
trains going eastward, connect At Dunkirk with tbs
srains Of the New York d Erie Railroad, snd at Bal
New York City Railroads for Kew York, Albany
Boston, Niagara Falls, &C., and IS Erie With trains
on the PhilscelphiA q HTfe bnilroAd-
~ Day Express, East and West, conneoes II
G,rArd with Traips on Eric B PittsbErEh BeilroAs
Sr BnssTiIls, HsadTills, JsmestoEn. So.
q. BRnp6,
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GOES

COUGH BAL&AA
cures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
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Sold By Druggists Sv,
IeryWhere.
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CURE
is . prrely vegetable
preparation, contains no
opiAtes, no poison, moth
ing hurtfll, but acts
promptly surely and i'm
mediately.
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HUNNEWELI,S

ECLEOTIOT The claims for this valued FAN.
lily Pal are beyond tbat q any
PILLS. other In nse. A test Of them will
--- not only prove this, but the greater
error Of Gripiag, which bas heretofore been called
Character. 5hs ECLECTIC PILLS never require
ever TACO, and Eeldom but one Tor the coss, act on
the bowels Without the sliehfea gripping. q point Of
the grsstest Importance, particularly Ia
Chronic Constipation,
For which take q SINGLE PILL evely or every
Uther night. They never produce debility, and Cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsie, Headache, Liger and kidney
OonplGiAts. Piles, Worms, Los Of or Impurities Of ne
Blood, Loss Of Appetite, cad all DeraHgsMesis Of Bolo-
els ar &omeeh
~ Sold by ali Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, PRoPAIEroR,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
Commercial Wharf,
augs1E6.dAWsem TBostou. Mass.
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nnErd

COUGH BALSAN
.cuIee the most violent
.sttAsks Of croup In sithsr
old or young. 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FLORENOEE SPIRIT FOR THE
Ea1E ~restaIsu graE BAR % ita original color, pre-
'ven0 is fslling ous. and gives Il q glossy and youth
III appearances. eold BY g. ". CLARK, I1s su-
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lr. Cheeseman,s PiIls

DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
EAs the commencement OF Q new era IN the treatment
Of irregularities and distractions which have oou-
dgned 30 many to . premature grave. No female eau
enjoy good heelth unless she Ii regular, and whenever
an obstruction takes place the general health begins
10 decline. These Pills form the finest prep ration
ever put forward with IMMEDIATE and PERsIsTEEI
SUCCESS. GOHHT BE DECEIVED. Take this adver-
tisement TO your Druggist, and tell him that you
want the BEST and MOST MEDICINE
N II Il which is comprised in these Pills,
DIR. OHEESEMAH'B PILLS.
have been = standard remedy for over thirty years,
md are the most enectual one ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they
are Invaluable, inducing, with certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known to thousands, who have
used them at different periods, throughout the coun-
Try, having the sanction Of some OF the most eminent
Physicians in America.
Fvplicit directions, stating when they should NOT
PiLs sent BY mall promptly, secure =
ton, q remitting to the Proprietors. SOLD n BRUe-
GIsrs GEEERALLY.-
= HILBYER, Pror'rs,
81 Cedar street, New York.
BENTON q DURHAM, l16 and lis Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio, Wholesale Agents
dar9 IA daodaUeU
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Sold BY druggists sy-
eryWhere. Price ONE
DOLLAR per bottle.
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COUGH BALSAN
cures sore throat and
soreness Of the chest and
lungs.
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RAILROADS.
n G OF TIM 3,
sEPTEMBER 4th,
Atlantic 6 Ct. Western by.
The Only Unbroken Broad GusgeR Out
re- THE nTTiEs -

Atlantic & CT. Western BY.
The Only URbroken Broad GusgeR Out'
TO THE EASTERN CITIES.
THREE TRAINS DAILY
Leave Cleveland from the Atlantic 3 Great West
ern Depot.
Day ExPress-9:25 .. n.
Arrive in New York 100 r. n
Lightning Express-2:55 p. N.
Arrive in New York 400 r. N.
Right ExPress-s:5O r. =:
Arrive in New York 1880 p. n.
TRAINS ARBIVE at Cleveland at........7: 1865 A. n.
a. -----6;zo I'm
Trains 'or Youngstown leave Cleveland at s:45 A.
Arrive at Cleveland at 1000 4. NJ. and SIS P. N.
~ This is the only Direct Route to the Oil
Regions Of PennIylVaniA.
PASSENGERS ~ the 9:2b A. M. Express Train dine
at neadTille and take Sleeping Oar 81 9alausnca.
Passengers by the 2:55 T. NJ. Lightning Express
get Supper and Sleeping Oar at Meadville.
Passengers by the $3.50 P. n. Express Train get
Sleeping Car st Cleveland.
The Night Express leaves Sunday night instead
excepted.
CORY, and all points in the Oh Regions Of PennsyI.
yanlA.
Passengers by this route have ampls time Thirty
mlnutesl At regular hours. for meals, and make
New and elegant Sleeping Coaches are attached
to all Night Trains.
.pa-FOF all information and Through Tickets
please apply at the Depot Of the Atlantic 3 Great
Western Railway, or 1t the Union Ticket Once,
und z the Wedde1 House.
Omniouses will cali for Passen gers By leaving d.
rections at the above of1css.
D. MOLAREN, Gen1 supt.
E. =. FULLER, GenI Ticket Agent. sep2
NLEVELAND OOLONBUB y GIN
OOINEATI RAILROAD.
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows:
lss 4EAm-7:45 A., R.-OIAOlhnATI BXPRES,
Con, Shelby, OrsStlids, Gallon, arIssd, Car.
S1ngton, Ashley, DelaWArss DsWis OORtrs and
I'd TrAIn-z;46 j. H--AOOOaMODATION.-stOFs
81 al stations, and arrives h Columbus At sA
,. T., Cincinnati ! $50 A. !,
d TrAin-9:3O P. M.-NI9HT EXPRES-StoEptrg
Crestlins. Gallon. Glsaa. OArdinEton and Del
n ATS issys Columbus at 40 and u :asA.n..s.nr.u
At" E-rivs At Cleveland $40 A. H.. . and s:so F.H,
vbs,by-sapdu,kvee YEsEOTIoz5i
MsISiSId. Ii. Tsrn5a. fH iHAsA k aaH J >
CrsstIIae-Pittsburxh. Fort WAYNE Ohio.ro Ran.
road. EoTsst, Upper sandusfy, Deiphos, Lima
Fort MAyns. L9goEte. OhioAEn. &o1 Veg Ant
GrAiton and BelefOntaine Rslroad Line, ior Marion
Bellsfontaine. Sidney, Union, Muncie, Indlaa.
aPelis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, ETAnEEi10
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, "a.
DoleWnre-With epringneld Branch for eFringaeld.
Oclumbus-Littie Miami 3 Columbus, and Lsah |
Railroad for 4enin, Dayton, tndianADolh
3errs HHuts, st. Louis, Morrow, LoTeland, and |
cincinnati, and with the Ohio and M~isBissIpR |
Beiroed at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evan
SSil;s, gAiro. Sc. LOuis, I'D Il points on t'
o,umbus-0eatrAl Ohio RaVro4d Tor Newark, Eanss
VILE Mheeingi ko:i Coi1mbus, PiouA = In
diana Railroad for PiquA, Urbana. &c. |
ES-for Tickets to all points and information apnl l
at the Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket O&oS 4
IH Suparior sfresk. E,H, FLINT, 1
cleveland, Aug. Z, 1865. Superintendent,
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PHILADELPHIA TO INV YORK,

- Tickets for sails TO Boston by Boat or RaE, ana
EoEs TiokstE good on eryo Of tke sound Inns.
- Ears 10 al pclnEa ~ Low a ~ sny otha
Eouts.
SLEEPING CARS on Night TIainA % EAln1sl
ohia, Hsw York and Baltimore.
baggage Checked Through and TfansfSrrod FRA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Produce an5
i've Stock carried with despatch, at lowest ss4pg
CHAS. THOMSON, Passenger Agsnt.
x. ii. HoLHEs, TH0OH LEWIS, Sept
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RkLIJS SPR0TFT0 pTTTc W1p

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RANTE0 IN ALL OAsE8-CAn Be relied on
never faal 70 curei Do not nauseatei Are Epeedly
IN actaonl No change Of diet required Do not in
eeriere With business pursuitel Dan be used with
oat oeseetloni Upward Of 30 ouraa the past month
some 9 then very severe cases. Over one hun
drsd Dhvsfcfana hava naaa thamr a thar uFao.
noel enc speak we'll of their efficacy, and approve
OF thsir composition, which e entirely vegetable
and harmless on the system. Hundreds Of csFtin.
catos can be shown. Bells Specific pills are the
original and only genuine Specific Pill They are
adaPted for male and female, cd or youpg, and
the only reliable remedy for Erecting a perma-
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or Seminal Weakness, with all Ire trains Of evils,
nueh - UrethraI and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
the Whites. Mighty or Involuntary Emissions. In.
eonsinanoe, : edisai DEBILITY and frritAbilsty, I'M.
potency, WEAKNESS cr loss Of Power, Hervous be-
biliEy, Sc. Acs all Of which ariss principally from
Sexual Exoesass or eelf Abuse or some c~onstftu.
stonal arrangement, and incapAcitates the sufferer
nom nlnling the duties Of married life. In ali
sexual diseases, a. GoRorrhea, elect and STRUCTURES,
consulting PHYSICIAN for the treatment Of Seminal,
Urinary sexuals aaa Nervous Diseases, who viii
send IRE to all, the following valuable work. In
sealed envelope;
I'M EIETIETH T~HoUSAND.-Dr Bells Treatise on
eu.Abuse,P Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss
OF Posers Sexual Diseases Seminal Weakpess.
nightly Emissions, G initial Ubihty, 10, &o., a
pamphlet OF O. pages, containing important ad-
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NLKVKLAND AND TOLEDO 3. b

NLEVELAED AND TOLEDO 4. y
lss4-s. WIHTER kERAHGkEzhI. sA%,
On and after hondsy, Oct. Slst, 1884, PAuonEsy
Trains VIII leave Cleveland ~ 1ciloWs Sundays sx'
SIC a. H.-UHuAGO ExPREss.-ssoys 81 Rersa,
Grafton, Oberlin, WAkenAE, HorWslk, Monroe
vile, Bellevue, Olyde, Fremont and Elmora
and arrives at Toledo at II As ?. h, Chicago n
IA 0 II. 4, and Detroit BIO P.M.
aAe p. H.-WESTERN ct al stations
on Southern Division. and arrives at Toledo n
7:5 ?. NJ; Chicago Is sb A. Il. and Detroit ~
a;rp p. M.-HOBTHERE :hAIL.-stops At al 81.
tons on Northern Division. and Hrivsa ct San
I1sl3 P. M.-HIQHT EXPREe8.-StoM at 0rAltonl
HorWAk. Honrosvils, Olyde and Fremont. ans
arrives At Toledo II 2:b A. E.f OhlcaGo ct ~
?. Z. and Detroit At soc A n e. -Is--l
al e OOHHEOTI0HA rrt
Connections ere nads at MonrosV11s with ths saH
dusky, Mansfield i Newark B. B.i 81 Clyde with lbs
EanduhLy, Dayton d Cincinnati 3. BIS ct Eremoni
with tbs Fremont B Indiana u. B.; and At Tokecl
With the Michigan Southern D Northern Indiana ant
Toledo 4 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
jackson, FoIt Wayne, bogAnHport, Lsfayetts, OAtrr,
Alton, st. Louis. and AL POINTS RssS. Northwest ave
trains arrive IN Cleveland NON Toledo ana . {
West at $40 A. h, ASS :. M and $3.50 RI. TnB
BApdusky 1t 9;l5 A. 4. Ia D. RUOkAks buBG
Cleveland. Oct. %. IHH
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COUGH BALSAE
relieves . ~oonsumptiVs
cough - soon - Is Is
taken.
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iICOUGH BALSAM
il Narrated TO give sat-
isfaction or the money
lrafunded.
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GOES

Cough BALSAK
cures hoArseness and
ticking In the throat.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-14

COUGH BALSAN
cures Influenza, asthma,
and all bronchial AGec-
lions.
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The combination Of ingredients in these Pills Is the
reuslt Of 9 loOg and extensive practice. They are
mild 10 their operation and cannot do harm to the
most delicate certain in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Menstruaton, removing all DISTINCTIONS,
whether from Cold or other wise, Headache, Pain in
the Side Palpitation Of the Heart, Whites, all hery-
and Limbs, and Disturbed Sleep, which arise from
Inflammation o. Hature-
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No family can afford TO
be without
GOES
COUGH BALGAA
the house ready for
immediate use.
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SOVEREIGN. RHMpDvI
STOMACH Oh BOWELS

W. v.rr,n. both of them, in every Instances. {
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our directions are followed
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90 BALSAN

lie the largest bottle in
the void for the price,
therefore, not only the
best but the cheapest
medicine extants
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r saRE18ALAGHHTg
DEMAs BARNES 3 co.,
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RssaIlsd By all Druggists in the city and country
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
A Dtaboucal Murder by Negro Soldiers

The most OF our readers are, ere this,
IN possession OF the facts relating to the
aiiabolcal occurl ances OF last fflday
morning, which resulted il the killing or
murder. of Mr.. Calvin Grocer, late mem
her of the Third Kentucky Cavalry, under
Morgan's command, by the Thirty-thlrd
coloTed troops. in command of Colonel
rronbridge. The facts, as we hear them,
are these: Mr. Crozer, long prisoner,
Vas lust returning to his home IN Texas
and arrived in this place sometime IN the
night of Thursday, and had two young
ladies under his care. A portion OF the
colored Thirty-third had been here severa'
LAYS, waiting for the remainder, Whlch
got here Thursday evening. An oostruc
ION on the track near the depot, sup
posed to be done by some OF these colo
| ted troops, threw portion OF the tram
off Leaving the car for short time
md returning, Mr.. c. found negro
soldi~r in there, in such proximity TO the
| ladies. that he ordered him out, which
he other In a most violent manner re
used to do An alteration ensued, Ii
| which the negro was cut on the back OF
the neck. lie then left.
Some time after, and while the cars
ners being righted, a squ2d Of negro
|
search Of Croz r, and eeizng by mistake
| Ir. Jake Bowers, III charge of the hands
threatened to eh3ot him tho right man
however, promptly appeared and de
claring Bowers innocent, gave himself up
\ part of the squad were tor instantly
shooting him, whIle Others objected ano
INSISTED on taking him 10 headquarters
T.lich was then done. The report then
j. that Re was taken before the Colone
md acknowledged what he had done
nd taat lie would do the same again
ma that he was then told That he mus
lie for II. He was then taken unde
( strong guard few yards from camp, an(
hole being dug, was ordered to kneel
AT this point Mr. S. P. Kinard, VIII
live s NJ ar and who loaned The i'm mplement
: TO digthe hole with, approached near tn
, spot and saw the flash of the guns as tn
negroes fred upon c., who immediatel,
fell Mr.. K tried to get nearer, but wa
warned by sentinel not TO DO so, as tn
e regiment was much excited and that h
e might get killed. He then went roun
and saw them jumping upon the body
which was too large for the hole.
this time the regiment Vas IN line, drum
{ beat, and it was evident it was In readl
q ness to move, which it die a short tim
q after, few miles down the road to wa
$ for the cars, thus getting out of the wa.
, Further than this we know nothing
but that an il qfest va1 held. and muc
: evidence elected, which evidence, hoV
ever. is Withhold from US, as not beln
e fully complete in showing that the Col
j nel of these negro troops was fully Co
If infant of and ordered the killing
|, deceased. That it could possibly
is otherwise admits of considerable doub
# and as SUCH calls loudly for examinatic
/, and salts racti-n. We understand tn
n the facts will be submitted to the Seer
is tary of War : Newberry Is. C.) Heral
n Sept. l3.
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eS~For general information we give
the sct in which the Congresslonai 'e
oath occurs, which reads as follows
CHAP7ER CXXVIII.-An act to presc'loe
an oath of Office, and for other PuI-
poses.
Be Il ea4c,eI Gg tie Senate and Ho.ss O
Rspress,ttatices of The J-njfed States OF a i.s'
ic1. IN Congress assemble, That neie 80
every person elec;ed or appointed 70 "uJ
fic, Of honor or profit under the "oF,
ernment of the United States, either -
the civil, military or naval departn plo
If the public service, excepting the free
;deut OF the United States, shall, oeroie
entering upon the duties OF sucn oAiIe'
| and before being entitled 10 any Oh tno
| salary or other emoluments thereon Ieno an
and subscribe the following oath OF aitii
nation: 81 A. B do solemniy -" W
attirml, that | have never Voiu" .Ai -
/ borne arms against the Uniteo
/ -ince | have b. en- ciiiz1n 'hsreo'' 'ud'
have voluntarily given no ar.'
couuteuancr, counsel, OF
sgem mt TO persons enSaSea
armed hostility thereto; thai l nav
neither sought nor accepteo' nv
attemotad TO exercise the functions
/ OF any 1Uce w Wudt eyer,
ity or pretended uthorlty IN hos'lli'y :, =
the United States that l have DO
Welded voluntary support 10 any pre-
tended government, authority, p0"ei' y
constitution within the United 1la'e
hostile or inimical thereto. And L o'
further swear (or atlirm1 that, 10 Inc oes
of my knowledge aud ability, VIII SUI
: oort and defend the Constitution OF th
United States against all enemies, forelg1
and domestic that l will bear true faltl
and allegiance to the same ; that tax
this Obligation freely, without any men
tai reservation or purpose of evasion an
t that ! Will we'll and faithfully dIscnarg
the duties Of the Office on when al
lbout to enter, SO help me God $ Whlc
said oath. so taker and signed shall
: preserved among the files of the cour
D Iouse OF ongress, or department
which the said office may appertaln. An
any person who shall falsely take IN
: said oath shall; be guilty of perjury, an'
G on conviction, in addi'Iou to The pena
d ties now prescribed for that otfense' sha
q be deprived of his office and rendered IL II
!, capable forever after OF holding any oln'
, or place under the United States.
Approved July 2, 1862.
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PEN AND INK SKETCH OF JUAREZ.-A COR
re spondent of the Chicago Republican re-
Gently visited Juarez, the leader of the
Mexican Liberals. at Ell Paso, and thus
describes that dignitary's personable ap-
pearauce:
Senor Juarez seems to be in the neigh
borhood OF fifty, is of low stature, stoutly
built, but, though broad in proportion to
height, not corru!ent. He is not much
taller than the late Senator Douglas,
though much better formed. His face is
Indian in every feature; there is no mis-
take about it, | should have recognize d
him anywhere as an undeniable Pueblo.
He has a gaod, clear, steady eye, indica
tive OF self possession and quiet but keen
penetration. He has well formed, we'll
developed head. His hair is the straight,
course, thick, blue black hair OF the Pu
ebIo. His nose il avuiline and promi
| if may venture the expression,l liplcss
| tightly cl,.sed Indian mouth. 1t is very
| indicative OF quiet but deep determine
tion. All these features, however, har
imoniza into a very pleasing ensemble
and we were all much pleased with th'
President. Judging him physiognomi
cally, | should take him 10 be a man o
sound common sense, of honest purpos
and resolution. There was nothirj
whatever in his manner, appearance o
actions 10 indicate that he considers him
self struggling in the last agonies of a
all but lost cause.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
0.o,h o1 CO., Smith Of Idaho.

Recently received Sa Lake papers re-
mort c. De Witt Smith, the Secretary OF
Idaho and acting Governor, dead. Inc
Lexington Express says Of Linn: "He was
, san Of Mr.. B. Smith, Chief Clerk IN the
War Department at Washington LOT
number of years, and which position ne
held at the time M. Lincoln INST 'ooK
the Presidential chair. Mr. Smith was
horn in the State of New York, ana al
an early period Of his life he went 10 sea-
.rd before he reached mans estate he
had become master of fine ship engaged
in the China trade. Still sailor, IN 1893
he married Mss Bette Meredith'
Virginia lady, born, we believe, IN WIN
p ester and. s)on after his marriage, he
engaged in the stuny and practice OF la"
unul he was taken by Hon. Edward Bate'
into his Office while he was Attorney
General of the United States, where hf
soon rose TO be Chief Clerk. In March
1864 he was appointed by the Preslden
Secretary of the Territory OF Idaho, ano
bv the absence of the Governor he sue
ceeded 10 that office, which he filled a
the time of his death. His death was In
stantaneoas, being caused by heart dis
ease. while on prospective tour nea
Rocky Bar, in Idaho. On the day foiio"
ing his remains were followed to thel
last resting place by the whole OF the IN
babitants of Rocky Bar, for as an ofhce
and gentleman he was universally De
loved