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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

0Ho RATEETS-hmong the new patents
i~ssueasffon The Faiiea stgtss Patent once
fF4he week sadips Jolly "a. 1861, VI no.
de- he following;
Wfmisn 4 Miller, Csnton Ohio, forin-
pfeIsashtfa hsrsestsrs.
16hnaB4 Rsflihg BslleYiHe Ohio for
improvement 1hplhpz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

sHkHTFUED, TTunbuH Co., o.
% TharSbg Ctrtlfy tdat Il hEfbi bo1n FeaiiuF Ia the
GfAhhberRtHsdieine for thu past year,aan can tfu.
u say that have never offered any medicines to fhs
public that have met Witn-the decided approbatiO1
hnFadnlaIfhfFhee mTfI Gul heaFIHosuf
aOsfhOfieon.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mere than u
sbfonfiBed if4 them. 4 have sold shout my b0ttlee
oftns OathOlicOn the pastsygara tho beS
results an every case. LHE0J0HHB0k
March J, 1861. ~ @ X O@dsalAA1h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

.-WIf - IsNsHef BFLh 8nTH-e"- IFH-'a
Inelosed Dnd tEsnty-gvs( 29 cents, for WHICH send
bokof "Oephaile Pits. Senf 70 address Of Rev.
ula RayunldsbUrg, ~EraRkhniGo-r phiu- q.
hour Pills work Ike 8 chaTm-curet Headache al
NEST tn1tantore--H FsH TrHly y6hrBa. - sit-
NM. Q. FILLER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

r- No Slate II ne Yai1eJ o. the Mississippi Oilers 50 great
an tndacenent to-S e EdsHT Is tie Shssof I bn0G
Thero is no portion Of the world where al the eqndl
.IpD9 Of climate and soil so admirably combins 70 pro
dncsthc3 tR6gTedteaPlts, G0zsa1a KHEAE, -azte
hoHf4.a, M#HSF -a4 ..-C.- -.s e. z. - u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

A L A'she ~hs n -
~ - .-~s -eES-'~-- $500
The 5oz9ahiaydto6sPe ssyAat I .Rs ds
easel TOs know wheu we I ave tue Caiafrhl As.I
u sdseasaW<ApeEsT pulY d.ageaRypE 6e9ks
TneNr understood " physicians III m&thenty %
il Mas pubUshsd,aR isEtill oitrn mlAiakeq rkeone
othtH dis asp b. the wet ms Off ! N~rrspe fepuD-
1ifh tsSyHo symPtqms.Jas1sws - The 4sgse aess
sYMP 2T.0Ms
A@ThA ALLOWING ere some of she true sEmpt0ms of
Catafth. Pain, either dult or acute, in the heat. or
I'M liehiTft q, a ssasaaOn- OF fnlnrs, tppFasaioRB aons
u / D OF hstlessnes,, indiaereheet 20 bu mess
cunctrnaFHSF tsst phgsH-l apd msntal 81 ers3Ia
.pe firm certain acts or jobs, OF 10 larry into eutct
Hertain preo0nceived planB. At times, an Ubstructed
breathing thrnmgh oHe OF baihs b0atGlsl eSp2Fh the
obstruction gives place to q pl oinse d~lscharge rom
-lhe hose fances OF throat Oh bioGtIB the nOstrls
Torclbly. a lit le crust-hardenei H4IcUs~sit huq Aas
bf en- t3rEtd-Hith ID spd. --Ibef sepsetiOu. ol e.
nuid dnopb- nS ftOns the hesddGwA inlOs The tAEo9f
3 sometimes lelt. Various nslsss Or ringing sounds
jp,,He ears ara noticed. when the disesHsshaa pEgs
thsktai yanss D YertyS q any OF The eAarbs
. beroine impaired, and that of smel is SONG lnaaIs7e
fulIJ ldstyt T Inst Of hearing suAl rs -murht apt fths
Organs OF vision participate in the rayages. AnAe-
eunhl alton 81 sTisctd- anueus- m the tnrQab tnkes1
-bltck. BpsCisllYin-fhe 4ightr and tbs apaeehts ".
sCed FEES like choking or suh3cetng. To the
ID e4th 70 impaired al on hHEa lend ~ some IN
stan-es, and insuhereble odor BY the secretlons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09
PROpVCTs.

ne State Is TapGny hlns uP with p~0puIan0ns 668,
. ui71ds having begn a1tef sire 1870, mki8g ths---
rcssns TuJulzSon I, "a, 34a-Tadoof1 2 PER eanki1..-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

alLTh isQEea1 81 - Elaaz EEu aga $40
From the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago, III
We HEARTILY qdofss m. SpSiahs, md his unrf
8aHea Vspha4 \ liza ,sg ed % suost#p 5rd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09
MISUNDERSTANDING CATHOLICON,
IgH0AE TESTLM0

In this connecticut VI aTsr RFeW testimonials:
Lana 4ethqdsf GsfgImals Rnd Whep "a ny.
etEeuu LhaYe net VIII many pms Eou1ls4 With
4 the dpeaaaSo or whhf1on e1ysr1tsg, AArshgfs US
rilaG RthoHcQ1@ acureo. u have t4pdltAqse sud
RhAs sfseted.acQmpbte cure EhsTeEsTH besn
1sed- a. -
sasH silerf sE-i u~s .H-as- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

UUTeI LUI8 I1TU w o WIIT I'D lg.L.-.--
sSfsI.s4g QAR0LHAE ESHENRRENRERg
mY29:d25 By Pitrre A, Goller, Der AlEy.
hAVID'S 4BYERS pESTAfEA
q sssNoaics EharShpEipdnthattbd Aubs1sbekhas
been a pointed and qualified as administrator on
ne &tIie6fDdAdS. sDgefs5 ht8ott3yahosee5q r
s9 tSis Asdsy 5f5bng. fssIl fdesIsa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

~ yfFr5mfhs EShaWha TGRsy star, vafRs7
> ara sun thai pe~r.6ass1HsEing with hszdssas,
yho try them will stick to them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

SURGICAL LNSTBBMENT
JAnSutatine GaseR-singh and Wuh Wenna&
minnrA -AccouchfnE
iuslrumrnts-an thu Instruments singh ornqgrtne
in case. TrepTne Gases. Strabismas C~asa4-EQRf-
frsm tF8t9 tWenty-hfe d0lsrs, All2lhereiagleiR-
ssFumglts fersale Laahe
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lAg daG QEAHslaTsI PSna eucssi HrddehtE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09
EDBeAiID8 j

nlfsAs an eefdsncso fasthri - faef Ps0Flsftmayba- +
D. STATED tasts6aeO0 f5zs offreght, Eeudng A600en
ybdshelsof gran, ana 25Q.oo0hzEEss q 19m EsTelors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

MORN N THAI Is RE-.
LI6RBB, at GaJ. HEELkRSsn
iunAfS 90 Public SqusralR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

Also Santords Family Uatharuo IlIIs--
M IS i5fS@- 6 591ss, v a AaSt 4 go s anas p
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-29

was shown one of them, and he was asked
if he knew what it was.
"Golly, massa !" said the negro, with q
suspicious, sidelong look at the familiar
whip be saw raised aloft, 4" Guess dis nigger
knows what dat dere is," and he proceeded
to explain the use to which it was applied.
When some doubt was expressed as to
the negro statements in regard to numbers,
one of them answere
"We can't read, but we'se can count"
elbow did you learn to count?"
"Picking cotton, massa. We'se all got
to count when we pick cotton, massa."
By that singular sort of freemasonry
which seems to be established among the
negroes, the report will speedily spread
from one end of the South to the other, and
before the SHOWS of December shall have
whitened the plains of the North, even in
distant Texas the story Of our appearance
will have Travelled, distorted by thousand
exaggerations, to excite the eager hopes of
those who are watching and waiting 80 pa
tiently for the deliverance which is 80 near
at hand.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-29

The rebels are carrying on guerrilla
warfare in Western Virginia. A resident
of Lewis county informs the Wheeling
hsteltgencer that within weeks no less than
five UniOn men have been shot by rowing
bands within fifteen or twenty miles OF
Weston. The first victim was VIM. Blake,
of Jacksonville. Then Owen Mulvey. His
body was brought into Weston on Thurs
day. The murderers stole four horses from
Mulvey's premises after killing him. The
Others killed were Mr.. Blair, and another
whose name is not given, Porter Arnold,
brother of j. G. Arnold, member of the
Legislature from Lewis, was shot through
the side, and the wound 10 thought to be
mortal.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-29
HEADQUARTERS +. o.,
UNITEn STATES ERIGATE WARAS

UNITED STATES FRIGArE WABASH,
OFF PORT ROYAL, Nov. 4, 1861.
"The General commanding has the I'M
paralleled qualification to congratulate the
officers and men Of his command upon their
safe arrival at this point, after a most per-
iious and tempestuous passage from Hamp
toD Roads. Some vessels, probably, have
b>en lost out ii is believed that the hand
OF Providence has saved the lives of all.
For this let us be thankful to the Ruler OF
our destnies, in whom we must ever trust
for protection,
sts"Soldiers! let the dangers you have ems
countered and the anxieties you have ex-
perienced be an incentive to the holy cause
in which you are engaged. The eyes of
your country are upon you. She expects
you to conquer. Deceive not her expecta-
tions. Be cool and determined. Act only
at the command of your officers, and be
prompt to do so. Be not led away by a
vain and spontaneous enthusiasm, nor re-
strained by a want of willingness and alac>
rity.
"Let your officers judge when you are to
act !; to do otherwise would lead to con-
fusion aud disgrace.
"Some of you have not had proper op.
portunities for instruction let GOODNESS,
irmness and the cold steel take the place of
better instruction.
Soldiers! You are contending against
an enemy who depreciates your manhood,
who denies that your prowess is equal to
his. Belle this sentiment, or you will dis.
grace yourselves and your nativity.
"By order of
Brigadier.General T. w. SHERMAN.
''Louis h. Pelouse, Acting Assistant Adiutant.
General"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-29
General shcrmans Address to his
Troops

Before the battle at Beaufort, General
Sherman issued the following address to the
land forces of the expedition
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-02
Stealing our Thunder.

Some weeks ago VIC urew u npirallcl between
.Ku"n,mls nnd Wn,rn, which SOME of our readers
may have loac us tic honor to lrrllso In the
September Number Of De Rur we Gul something
OF the same sort, from the pen of NJ. Gro. FIrL-
urGU, and should really feel ucuc,i to su.pec,
t. Ut literary worthy of Stealing our thunder
did we suppose he ever Glanced to see, in his
green mountain home, the distant Edyehe!d .id-
rerfirer. Wequctc paragraph:
"Sircc Ncrxcs was defeated and routed q. pla.
tra. no battle has bcr lnught ~ ,:rlla ;r in its
preparation. its action and lis results 80 that of
Manassas. The objects of the crntentlinr forces
wcro the same, the character of tie forces the
same. On the ono s:lc, II" buas.fnl ,lenur,ria.
tinEs, the luxuriou: preparations for an,icipafed
easy victory, the lranaclcs with which to bind
prisoners, and all the pomp and parade of the
cnmp-and on tue other, modest simplicity Of
MANNER, and FIRM resolve and devoted couray.
AS might be expected, the results were the same
The molly hosts Of the North, made up of men
speaking every language of Europe uni fir,in,.
thoy knew not and cuet not for whn were de-
fcnted, routed, driven in pell-mell panic und co,
fusion, until their enemies were eXhausteI by t:r
pursuit anu tho slaughter. Their arm. ;:;cir
charots, their costly caup e'iuipage, their win.s
and winds, and all the preparations for fea.tirr
after victory, bccumc the prize of their udvcrsArics.
The States Of the South. like the States of tircecs
were men of one race, speaking one and the sa.nc
language; inspired by one and the same lofty
purpose and devoted patriotism, and resolved to
drive the vulgar hordcs of invaders from their
soil, or perish in the attempt. Greece fought TO
maintain her liberty against those ,Tfo came TO
suhjugatc her, and she succeeded most noby in
her effort. We did more. We f,nsht to recover
liberty, to establish Independence. and to take
our place abreast Of the mgh'ie<t nations of the
e,rih :"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-02
From lie Charlie: ton Mercury.
,hurp work upon the Potomac


RICHMOND, September 25.-The Potomac
is at last closed to the enemy. An engage
ment took place to-day which proved the fact
Two of the United States war vessels (names
nnknown) attempted to pass down the river
Wheu they came opposite to Evsnsport, where
cur heayiest batteries are planted, trenell-
iurls fire fr M our Dahlgrvn guns was sud
,ienlT nuercl upon them. Boh vessels were
disabled at the first discharge and put hack
..s quickly as possible. Our batteries along
the whole line Of the lower Potomac are now
complete. The eHemy must attack them;
So that some heavy fighting may be looked
for il few days.
Tie Military; Telegraph lines are now o>en
20 i)ulnili.S, Brooks Station, Acqula Creek,
West Point Williamsburg, Yorktown, Fairfax
Station, Fairfax c. Il. an': Fails CLurct.
Passengers from Western EirLinia this al
t,raoon report that Gen. Wise refuses 10 ia!I
back and expects a fight every moment
IL IS also rcpurtc,l that two of Lincoln
vcsS,ls were fired upon by our batteries upoa
the Potomac, and that they were completely
i6diel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-02
True Christian Patriotism.

It gives US pleasure to record any Tact which III
,hc,e hard times warlus tho heart with kindly
emotions. or this character il the orc which ioi-
lows: Mr.. B. C. BRYAN, nn cstimnbe merchant
Of this place, has hccu selling very considerable
stock of goods, for months past, which he pur-
chased and marked at fair profits before the tight
ness in trade supcrinduccd by the present war.
To these original profits (no m"re) he has adhered
in every particular, whatever may have been Inc
advance upon them elsewhere. Others ure sa!a
to have acted upon the principle oi rising VIII
tho J,mand. and of these We venture no oplhlon.
They may he wrong, they may not be We 10 not
know. But this we do know, clearly anu unIles-
,iynably: thxt Mr.. DRyAs's course hns been that
of n true Ch.jstian patriot, and that he deseryss
tho thanks and the good wishes Of this cU'nmual-
ty and D;s.ric, for the downright honesty with
which he has adhered to wha, he conceived To be
the liuc of rectitude in this matter.
we are nappy TO learn that Mr.. JOHN CoLGAN
Las pursued the same line n regard to lot OF
cIutL and clothing he hus had Oh hand. The like
cvmmcndablc course nay have bcch taken BY
o,hcrs Of whom we arc not informed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-02
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

g The citizens OF Macon county, Ala. huvc
contributed by private subscriptions upwards Of
So, ,OcO 10 i new regiment being formed there by
Cul. Arnold Scale. oue gentleman Dr.. y. B..
Powell headed tic list with $1,000.
IL The Richmoud E.4n@iner processes to 30
"satisiicd that the statement IF divergence Of
ri.ws among the m.aicrs Of thu Govcrhmcut
upon TIE mode Of prosecuting; the war IS entirely
incorrect"
I.t- The New 0rleaus City Council have Lt-
relief of the community, I'll account "i the sns-
pen: iulI of the banks "i ;le city.
rg Tue Atlanta iGa.) i":eRiyc"cer says that
Gov. Brown has called upon the War D.ra;.lici t
for 5000 Of the well armed, equipped, and well
drilled Georgia volunteers now in the service Of
the Confederate States.
Gass With the view of retaliation for the arr, ct
of our citizens in the North, whu has, gone the;c
to protect their business interests, the Government
in Richmond has authorized General Winlcr to
execute The arrest Of all Yankees who may ad-
venture there in the cucern for their former rights
Of property in lie scuth
5iu- When the legislative hall, ut Concord,
New Hampshire, was cleared Of rubbish after ad-
juurnmcut, We learn that there was found in the
desk of ono of the members letter, which closed
with this injunction, "ian> res get hcra 81 ho.p
skeHi"yton.'
S:s- Tho nropricturs Of tho Powder Mill in
Pickcns District, S. c., give notice TINT they have
cngnged to supply all the powder they can make
Except blasting powdcr) to the Confederate Gov
IIcnt.
mt- Some slnndercr asserts that paper-makcrs
arc the greatest magicians Of the age, inasmucll
as they transfer bessars rags into sheets for cdi
tors to lie Oh.
IS~ Tho Richmond Dipatch says that coun-
trrGeit $40 bills ON tho Bank Of South Carolina
nrc ia circulation.
gzis~ The Dog River Factory at Mobile, was
destroyed by Gre On Wednesday last. Three or
fur hundred hands are thrown out Of employ
inrnr IL the loss Of the machinery. There was
acme insurance On the property. Mr.. Peek, the
owner, Il political prisoner NJ tue N0fin
ny When the FederaliSts cutered the town nl
Hampton, Virginia, the Masuus in the 81 New
York regiment entered the LUdge-runrn of the
Masonic Hall. and secured the hooks, records,
regalia, &C., huxcd them up, and sent them to
Baltimore, where they await the order of the Vir-
ginin Grand Lodge, with the assurance of their
safe return.
geN- a large quantity Of bacon and leather, on
route ror Virginia, and the property of spectators,
was seized at the depot of tho North Carolina rail-
1Opd, in Raleigh, Oh Wednesday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-02
Secession Ear.ringS.

Our esteemed ,ownsinau, Mr. II. a. GRAY has
submitted to our inspection pair OF earrings Oh
hi. own manufacture, which will draw from every
heho}dcr tue need Of praise. They are really
beautiful in tho sim mpcity Of their adOrnmcnt and
the perfection of their finish There is no single
trace Of bo,cl-work about them the most scFnpu-
,ous ar,itau would search for Il slishtcd poiat IN
win. The drops are siuall ohlons shells gathered
ON sulliyan'S island, and the gold is eighteen
c,r,t, fine. There is All Original touch in the ias-
,cnin..s which VIC urc not workman enough 10
dcscribs. We therefore advise all wishing 'he'e
or:,mcnt. made, to call at Mr.. GEAf's Sh'r anu
So. E,.. them.rlv.:. Those wishing to Patr"''ilc
true nc,i; and native talent may here '"' y"
opportunity For not only in articles OF 'a's S'""'
,pt in the Whole scop" Of his trad, IL. ~. GRAY
is =, faithful Il u,ccharir as he is an honorable
IN al.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-02
Irbp itfi Alabama.

Read elsewhere the official report Of the 4tl Att
ba,na Regiment: at Manassas. 1t is we'll to know
tic history Of that memorable dny in all lis ''r-
tails II is well 10 know how nobly "R our troops
conducted themselves, and how necessary they
uU we're to the =ummatiuu Of that bioudy but
brilliant chapter in our new Southern history.
Among the rest, it will lie seen that the IN Ia
Joma was surpassed by none in deeds OF va!"r
aud in unniuciing hcr"isln. Twas at The head
of these brave men that our lamcnted LEE ieil.
By the way it may be mentioned, that Il son Of
E,lgclict (Capt. DowLrS) commanded the C""r-
cnh Gm:ris OF that regiment. Of him AID his
men western PAPER s"y+:
"C.riain Buw,s tuck forty-!ire men into the
fight. and ut ira:t thirty at this number were in
: ONE manner struck ~ shut perforated the can
teen of Capt L., but he WAS Inhrlrt another Of
the company had hi sh"nl!c. strap Sh"t of; ai:d
auu!her the toe Of his shuc! The Fourth Was eX.
posed to n murlerouS lire, aud 10 regimen, be-
Lavcd with murc gallanry "u the iield.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-02

Gss- fatal nAray to"k !ase NJ Manassas
Junction on Monday. An inl",icated soldier
visiting sick friend, attempted To interfere With
Surgeons Instructions. Upon the Surgeon re-
mons;ra.ing, The soldier hogan to abuse the Sur
geOn, when the latter drew knife and stabbed
his assailant to the heart.
Gs- By request of the Governor, the AlHbama
banks have suspended specie payments, and take
on drpusit and in payment Of debts Confederate
treasury notes at par.
zss- In the ranks of the /" Baylor Guards (" are
three youthful sons Of two eX-Presidcnts OF the
Eriublic Of Texas one son Of Sam Houston, and
two sous Of Ansoa Jones.
a:i:- There were six thousand tanneEica in the
late United States, Two thousand of which are IN
the Confederate States.
5as- In Capt Fuulkner's company of Autauga'
Ala, about to start for Richmond, each man il
furnished with knife. the blade of which is nine
teen inches long and weighs two pounds and
half.
10 The City Council Of Richmond has appro-
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other winter clothing for the soldies.
Ns- The Philadelphia Press says tho portrait
of President Tyl r, in the department Of the AS
sistant Secretary Of State, at Washington, has
been taken down and transferred to the rubbish
room in the garrct.
E A gentleman in New Orleans has inven-
ted an instrument which he is confident will ro-
move the hardest kind of spike from any cam
non in two hours. He has gone to Richmond With
his invention.
Es3- Tho Governor of North Carolina has is
sued his proclamation forbi'lding any bacon OF
leather being sent out of the State.
eT~ Mr. Oliver. the liberal owner of Blind
Totn the negro pianist, is now in Nashville, Tenn
and will there commence concert tour through
the South, in behalf Of the soldiers of the Conied
crate army.
s Rev. Mr.. Carson has been appointed Gimp.
lain Of the l4th (Co. Jones') regiment S. c. vol
untccrs.
~ The Quartcrmasters Department of the
Confederate Government has contracted With Mr
Joseph +. Powell for the erection, near Richmond,
of several hundred sheds, to be used us winter
quarters for the army
Gs- Recently, the two compsnies Of the 4tf
Alabama Regiment, from Perry county, Alabama
received their pay, and sent homo $4,000 to theil
families.