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Progress. Of Emancipation.

The progress which the principles of the
abolitionists are making in the United States
is arousing the wrath of the pro-slaYery ad-
vocates to most remarkable extent. There
are no doubt among the advocates Of the
domestic institution" some who believe it
to be right. There are others who believe
that emancipation is inexpedient and there
is a third party who care not whether slave
~ is right or wrong, bat who are determin.
ed 70 upheld It at all cost, because it seems
their interest. The latter are now the noisi-
est. In secret lesgue With tie rebels, tEey
prophecy the most disastrous consequences
ss certain 70 result from those partial scts Of
manumisslon put In practice BY the Admin
istrstion, or from the more radical measures
advocated BY the friends Of right. The in
auence they have been able to exert, has re-
tarded the progress Of public opinion TO 3
very great extent, but that there 10 grow
ing feeling IN iSYor St emancipation is evil
denced not only by the applause with which
those generals of the Republic have been
greeted who have done something for the
cause, but by the interests Of alarm manifest
ed by the pro-slaveFy party itself. It seems
as though they were now concentrating all
their efforts on one great endesYoE to perpet-
nate slavery on this continent. The whole
North demands the invasion Of the South,
and In doingso cannot but consider what is
to be done with the slaves. They are being
used by the rebels to assist In the war-is
this to be suffered to continue, or are the
slaves to be employed on the side to which
their own interests and sympathies direct
them Toronto Globe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

OURIoUs PREDI0TIoE.-The New York
World predicts that the negro question
will be discussed more fercely than ever,
in the coming session Of Congress, and
that the proposition for emancipation will
come from the Democratic side Of the
House and will finally prevail, and thus
the Democracy be restored to its former po-
sition Of power and influence in the affairs
Of the nation. This iS strange preiic-
tlon, but stranger things have come to pass,
Col. Oochrane, prominent Democrat, is q
member of the next House, and be has al
ready fully given in his adherence to the
policy Of emancipation.
But as has been seen by telegraph the
first proposition came from the Republican
side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
Tho Camp Kettle.


We have no essay upon the sanitary or
kitchen department of,our troops, to offer un-
der This head. It's the title Of a aregimental
paper, published by the Field and staff Of
the Pennsylvania Rouhdhead Regiment,
Col. Leasure., No. is before us, dated
HHiltOn Head, s. O., Nov. 2lst 1851" 1t is
a sprightly, I by 9 sheet and, coming as it
does from out of the heart Of the euemy's
country, 1t is interesting to read, for curiosi-
ty, aside from the information It givea.-
From it we learn that the regiment is enti-
tied to one more full company, and about
200 more men beside, to I'LL up deficiencies.
Applications to join this regiment can be
made to 7. n. Meeord, New Brighton, Pal
Peter Crowl, of Darlington; Daniel DamsOn,
ohioviIle, Beaver Co; Dr.. ". R. CoWden, Of
Portersville, Butler Coi Joseph Kissick,
New Castle; W.R. Francis, New Whining
ton, -Lawrence Co.; Thomas Kirk, Hender-
sonville, Mercer Co., and Nm. Hopkins,
Washington, Washington Co. These will
report to the United States QuarteEmaster
at Pittsburgh, who will forward the men to
the regiment,
In the paper, we md recorded the deaths
ofM. F. Orowl Of Co. F, in camp at Hilton
Head on Ney. 22d; Corporal VIM. Semple,
of %. B, at Annapolis on Oct. 18th; James
N. Smith, of Co, K, at sea on board the
Ocean Queen, Nov. 7th; and Edward H.
Corbin, of Co. l, at Hilton Head Nov. goth,
The weathsr9is described as as warm as
that of July atthe North.
A silver pitcher was to be presented to
Capt. sesbury Of the Ocean Queen, by the
officers Of the ROundheads and I'd battalion
of the 5oth Pennsylvania regiment, as to.
ken oftheir regard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
No sInckeroi Brigaae Uavairy.

Orpheus o. Kerr writes from Washington;
s'The review of seventy thousand troops
near Muusonis Hill, on Thursday, was one Of
those stirring events, nay boy, which we have
been upon the eve Of for the past year. A
new cavalry company, for the Mackerel Brig
ade, excited great attention as It went past,
and understand that the President said that
with the exception Of the horses and men, II
was one of the finest cavalry mobs be ever
saw. The horses are new pattern: flute
sides, polished knobs on the launches, and
hand rail all the way down the back. A
rebel caught sight Of one OF these fine anil
mails the other day, and Immediately tainted
Il was afterwards asoeFtaiued that he owned
field Of oats in the neighbOrhood."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

A young lady, wearing hat with secesh
colors, red and white, applied to Col Nc
Lean for protection, and said the soldiers
wouldn't get of the sidewalk and allow her
to pass without her dress touching them
The Colonel replied, .loertAinly viii afford
protection to all who take the oath Of ale
glance and then requested her politely TO
DO so. She refused @ do that, and also re.
fused to walk under the American Gag. Col.
Mclean replied, aThe Stars and Stripes pro-
teet only those who swear allegiance to
them" She then left RashiHgtOa de
patch. %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
,URoHAsED YRssEIs
TJissELs ooNsTRUCTE1

making 9 total Of 2O4 vessels, 2,s5E guns,
and ls,fjl5 tons. The aggrezat,, number
of seam, ,n IN the service on the 9Th Of Iarch
last Esf8 1900. The number Is now not
lass thfsn 27,oeO.
Beside the ordinary vessels and gunboats,
much interest Is attached to the systsm Of
armOr ed ships and floating batteries. No
direct recOmtnendaton' Is mhds regarding
these.
The Secretary recommends that the num-
ber Of pupils sh the naval School q Newport
be Increased Il st the cqNptTy may have the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

Ne Mara Fugitive Arrests AZ WashinGton.
The Secretary Of State has issued instruc-
eons 10 Cen. McOlellan to cause to be arrest.
Cd all polios officers who arrest fugitives
Who have escaped to our lines about Wash
ingion. The Commanding General Is in
formed that BY the act Of con6scatiOn passed
last summer, such slaves are to be free, If
shsy have In any way aided the rebel cause.
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Leader once. Cleveland, OhIs.
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CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
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WILL COMMENCE JANUARY Isr, Is83.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

A voter in Sierra county, California,
was challenged and about to swear his vote
in, when the election Judge angrily cried out,
''Take of your hat havn't you got no re-
spect for me nor God Almighty"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

Secretary Chase has not yet submitted bis
report. It win probably be sent to Con-
gress to-day or tomorrow. It is looked for
with CREST interest. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

hisFspOrted that Gen Segel is surround
"a at seaalis by McOzlIOch, and that Gen.
Pries 4 marching upon St Louis. The
story Of his having sixty thousand men we
believe 70 be al humbug.
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aAlitarI.
0UR FLAG And UUK UOUN
" TRT FOREYER
SOLDIERS, PATRIOTS, MEN,
Wishing . serve their OountrY a.,
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry,
Hays now an opportunity of
JOINING THE GALLANT SIXTH /

This Regimant is being raised By spsriAl ordsrs
from the Secretary of War, under the direction OF
Hon. B. =. Waae, 2. 8. senator, and hon John
HutchiuB, the Hnuse Of Representatives.
Their Camp is at Warren.
No more Volunteer Cavalry IL Wanted. This "a
the last chance for thst secTioe.
oB-PAT commences fron daie q Anll1imsDti and
GOOD Beard aud Olotuing fur1tshed- Also,
ONE HONDRED DOLLARS BOUNTf
and probably $50 Acres Of Lana
PkY from Sii to E2i Per month. TEenty-two Nm
Commissioned Oalesr % - appointed nom TIE
iSsns, Boys ons and an, and Rally to the res
enc of the 0ld 4laS and LibeEtF
I7esruiffng HeadqnartsrH-Bsuk Of Cleveland. g
Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio.
Lieut. A. D. ENSIGN,
Recruiiinf qdicef.
Ashtsbals. Ohio-Lisu'i p. P. EESIaN, Ree-uit.
ing onicsT. noTa9:3es
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aPRrIAL NOTICE.

be cold season is approaching, and your didioul'
viii surely be worse and perhaps rendered M
RAB1E.
There e no guess work in the examination or In
the administering Of the medicines, tor By the In
struments used there can Be no mistake, and ths
Doctor hsaitates to inform the patient or his
friends Of the TRUE state Of ths case.
The Doctors parlOrs At the Weddeu EOuBe are
throngsd daily, many persons coming rom distant
States, and others who Wers dlShsartsnsd By form
sr experience and large sums paid to quaek5, here
and health and that too By paying aVeFT moderate
and reasonable charge.
There is no charge for consultation.
Doctor AVER does not cure By mercury, caustics,
Iuinins, bllstsring bleeding any Of the practices
Usually resorted 70 In the treatment Of chronic dis
eases. The treatment is admirably adapted to per-
sons who cannot take strong medicines the effects
are prompt and permanent, and but few days trial
VIII convince the most skeptiesl. The Doctor win
with pleasure name parties who can Re seen and
eonEersed with in this city, who have been cured
b. his mode Of treatment Those who srs nov
.AnDerng with their Lives under the blind Suidanos
oF 'trayelling dootors," or who are dying By inch
= under the hands Of pbyuieians who do not undsr
stand the nature Of their disease or trua mode Of
cure delay no longer, but while you have the poW-
sr seek in rational way to regain your health.-
Those too who are waiting for the disease to WeaF
oa," think Shiie It Is time, Of those who, like You
waited but in vain and have gone teforo you. Many
thousands OF those who have gons doWu 70 the
grave with consumption might have been saved
had they taken proper Precaution and checked the
disease when It was eatarrh or Inflammation Of the
throat. PrOht By rejecting upon their fatal neg
S~hs charge shall IN no case be,sboyo your
means. noEl:s7s
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Yours F''P'0'aflsllKI 'aflsllKIE1FF rHAxrEs.. :.

SENATE CaAHBKa, o. Aprll 5th, Is5f
HDR J. o, AYER-Ho1Ored Sir: 1 have made q
thorough II al Of tue Cathetie Pills lef me By your
aT-ut and have been cursi By them OF the dreadful
rhsUm atiBrn under which be found ne audsIing--
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a Th6 above named Ladies " are narteHlIfrae,
qnasnEsd with, and know that Tor 5aTtraf ysaEl,
Miss 8. has been 20 badly ioted that u va via
difficulty She was sble % sand upon hsE fsst A l
bottles 0f Osthoic0n entirely cured her Of hsr con-
plants. Ny vile recaiFed qro1t boEd1s NON TIA
medicine. We recommend it % the Ladies q thiI
county e. q safe and Odicent remedy for he ml.1Y
complaints theT ere saa5eat TO- =
JOHN WEEKl,
Eiitor Oandsid Heral1s u
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AnttisEtltenfs.
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EEa

The Young Mems Christian Association take
pleasure ia announcing 70 the zsng Of CleYeland
that tahN Save eugaG7d the following dlatingughod
g,nllemsn Tor Oh season Of is6l-2.
December 5sh JOHN B. COUGH. Subject" "Hsre
and here ia Baiain."
December l7th-nr. J. 9. HOLLAND. Subject
"Working and Sinking"
DeeOmber 2lth-Rsy. J. HYATT SMITH. Subject
-"Mautulness"
December s0th--Prof J. HENRY sIDDONs Sub.
iect-"f eadinss from the Humorous Poets Of
England"
January lsth-Dr. ROBERT A. FISHER. Subject
-"0unpoWder and Proieotiles,r with oxperi-
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"A -.
compound that has ever bosn before ne public. Is
baa besn used bY
ONE HUNDRED PHTSIOIANGs
In their pfiEato practice with entire aloci IN aI
BELLS SPECIFIO PILLS,
For diseases oi private diseass1 aOur8 = frequent.
- placad n them This remedy q newly dllcof-
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Ths above VIII b Ssns bT nan, On FsoslDs e Ae
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DTelng and Oeauing in all its branches. Pleas
al and examine finished goods IN the store
heisrenoea-dessTs. Bettbergk HEusmanu, Tay
iors erisWolo 3 Co.. and other Merchants. Aagi
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which Is 50 prevalent on the Lake shore.
Persons suferine from coughs, night sWeatI
blosdins ct the lungs. general debility, partial
Deafness imperfect GIght loss Of voice, hOassness
loss Of flesh and Strength loss Of appetite, languor
dependency, papitation Of the hesrt oppression Of
the chest dsult breathing, restlessness Ct night,
should consult the Doctor forthwith.
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ma. q. 3, KTEaELEF-nsar Birs We Esl : 9 dalV
ge owe 70 the public, 70 state that harshall,s cI
thOlicon ia medicine inyaluabI5 Tor ccn,llInE ,
olas5sd under the head Of Female Disaass5 We hsTl
uBsd your qggianhsrg Medicines and hsF8 bee1
greatly bensitied theIeby, 20 much %, shat Wela
he Drico double, would have than. 10 The trc1
sands Of our sax Who are suffering from WesEHa-sI,
We Wc1ld recommend ths OathoIicou e. sEfe 1as1s
Ca. lt gives gtrelFth to the ETstau and en7bI11
each q ths organs 0t the boey % pe-iorul fsF ~
pro7riass functions Ma v oAIAAl =
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u a napPy 20 say o. your OATH AETIc Pills, thst
lave found them better family medicine, tyT
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NOTlCE TO LAm

Friee-S1 per box. Persons andlne fof PfIIs
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Several persous knowing the efhcasT q fhssti
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Fichols' Pills, and selling 4 Uoflhl al arfioi6.
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except at Dr.. Hunters EnllrlEarY. Cleveland, q.
DR.. Hunter has in his possession udll srous osE-
hhcates aud Testimonials, which relieved and
happy patients have rendered him. and have
kindly permitted hin 10 exhibit t8fhose dzTEcn8
Of BIG services.
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- OaLEaEs, ID Aprl, -.

Read this from the distinguished Solicitor Of the
EDrrerne Court. whose bFilliant abilities have
msis him WeI known, not only In this but neigh
Eo-fng
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aDE. :. b. AEEs-eir. have taken your pills
with great benefit Tor the sties'nes5 iaugaar. loss
Of appetite and bill oug headache, Whicn has Of lae
yeas oVertaken me- in lhe 3priDg. "A fsW doses Of
your Piiia cured me have used your cherry Fec
te-Al for msny years In ny family Tor coughs and
colds With unialing success. Eou make medicines
which cure; and = feel IL pleasure - commendgO1
ioE the good you have oone and are doing
JOHN 2 BEATTY, Esa., Bee. Of the Penn. Bsil-
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OFFICE OF TIE LOUISIANA MUTUAL

New ORLEANS, December 81, 1850.
In accordance with the requirements of the Charter of the
Mutual Insurance Of the Legislature
of the State of louisiana No. 76 approved March 17th 1852
Du5c notice hereby given that the following Certificates of
Script for the year 1861 nccrung interest thereon remain
uncIair Of the Company and Ill sn Certificates
and interest which shall demanded by the legal
owpers within thirty Gays will be cancelled and
annnlej and The thereof credited 10 the contingent
iiractnl Ilnlrtar
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Sperm Candles.


go b9Ncz spclu Candies in store and for Ealc AT
COLLINS, CARGIERE It CO,
cor. BenYillc and Old l.uVcc.
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a nfs choice Yellow Goshen But landing and for sale
nv COLLINS. CARRIERE& co,
cor Bienville and Old Lrycc.
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100 b2ga IaguGya Coffee, landing ship Gasnu and for
sale By COLLINS, CAREIEBE 4 Co,
cor. Riengille and Old LCvce.
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BUREAU DE LA ConEPAGNIE D'AssUR-
ID AMuE MLI ELI.E .lh0MEn DE La NOLNEkLE Ok-

LEANS N'LLE-ORILAgs, ianvier, 1861.
Conormcen In chartc de Ia companie, Ell me ace de Ia
Legislature de la Louisiana no 116 approuvtele II mars ls
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

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and for sale by COLLINS CARRIERE & Co,
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