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No one Of the " Many ills flesh Is heir to
- % prevalent, % little Understood, and 90 much
neglseted Costivenesa. Often originating In care
lessneasi or sedentary habits; IL i5 regarded q
sngnt disorder Of too Little cgn5equancs 20 aEsife
anxlsiyt while In realit. i is the precursor ard
eenpanion q many Of the mosl iatal and dauEsrous
alsases aud uDieGs early eradieHted Is viii brina
ine suuerer % an untiney grave An1Ona the
anter evils o. nlcn co1tiFeuesa l1 The ulul lften.
aanI are hrada. be, COlic, -kheumafiau, Foul
breathl Piles aud others Of Ike nature while LONG
IalA o. Hlsnttul diseases 1uch Maliguaf fererE,
ADeesae8 yslu lery Dlarr hOea, pEa ApoDiexF
EPILEPSY Paralysis, Hyateria, Hypochondrids.3,
melanchuly, ana Insanity nrsJ indicate Eher pres
enoe IA tne - stem by tins alaruiing symptom Not
nirequcutly the dtsdses named orig nate 10 Con
supailOns hut take tuiu psudaui existsucs IN
i5s the cause . eradieateu IN early 8lage. IRON
All these considerations IL follows that the di3srder
9nOua ferelfe innisiiate attention Whenever it
enrs and no person should nsgiect 20 gel q box 70
OeQhaitic ffils on the first appe4ranus Of ts com
plant, - their timely viii dhpel the iusidaouu
apprUaehes u disease ami destroy Ihs dangerous 10
90 human hfs-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

"a HHADAcEE Is ths 6Yorits siqn bv
saleh 1atur makes knoNE sny deviation vfsfgvsr
.ttel1 ne narurl gtate Of the brain, and Feusi n
~ nsnt Il may Be looked on a. sslegnari infsrd
@ ~ y 5..s nO5los q disease Which might otberTl1s
ftlentlon ttll too late 20 b rgnIsed, - n
.7i s4o9ld never Be neglected. HsadschaI
- ells.ilad under two name viz. sylnDfarl1ffe
- tllopalnlc. eymptomatic Heada.he n rEessri-
tl8Y common ana the precursor or a areat varifv
~ al-ta9fa among which are popiefy Cont r l1rl
letlan and AL isbre diseases u n is,-r5r-. -,
y = ayni p4tnefic Of diseasa Of the stomach r-fif
Us sGs seoaaeisf Of hopatic di5sass con7fIf1ri--
555e-a Aeaeaeis oi worms consfl pati0u -nd 49,
1l21lg1fl o. Lne DoWelss - We Feual aud Irfr-.
tleetion9 Diseases Of the heart are Fsry fru1uei1f
y ATTENDED with Headaehes; AnaIais and 5ieiho-i-
are also tlectlons which lrsquentfy OCCASION be-d
aees. 1diopathie Headache 10 also very Common
icing Usually distingui he'd ~ the name Of ns-So-,
hesaasaei aolaztiueg coming On suddenly IN a 49,
q apprtntly sound he1lfh and prostrnfiuF a o1c9
me mental and phg 5leal energies, and In Other m
9stnees II comes on seWly, heralded b derre1ion
- lp.tl3 q aerbitT Of temper. IN most in1fauceT
ne pain ls IN he mont Of the head, over cus on r
eyes ana sonetnes provoking Vomiting, endsr tiI
ei99s may ei-o De named AsrrGigia.
SL t9s fseasent Of either class Of Headache the
plAlIe ill nave been toInd surs aud ssfs rsl-
s9ys lelisllt8 the most acute pans 90 q Nv 1i5-
-, Anq y subtle power ersdiostinF ne dises-
ses o. which ilsadsehe = the unsrrinE indar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

THE Coal on MANUFAToRIEs.-It will be
seen by the Council proceedings Of Tuesday
night, that an ordinance has been drawn up
aud submitted, for the prohibition of all
coal oil rshusries within the city limits. It
is to be hoped that the action Of the city in
this case will be similar to that Of Major
Anderson at Fort Moultrie, and that tbs or
dinanee will be spiked without ceremony.
The refining Of oil promises. to become e
large branch Of our manufacturing business,
and such being the case, It will, Of course,
very much add to the general prosperity Of
the city. Why, then, begin to throw Obsta-
eles in the way Of its being carried on? It
may be that the aroma which arises is less
grateful 70 the SenIss than that Of q garden
Of flowers; but what Of thatP Pittsburgh
might in the same manner prohibit the
working Of iron within her limits, because
the smoke is unfavorablo to delicate CON-
plsxiou. II It be thought necessary to pro-
vide for greater safety from Ere, then let an
ordinance Be passed to that effect, for un-
ooubtedly By proper care, almost perfect
security can Be obtainedj but let Us not
drive from our midst, By Jealous rsstric-
tions, SpsfJtkiss that bears the name os
emsaufsstegy,"
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- o. ETc1rr1rrrr. nnd ~ men

R8.OVER ExUTEEEET, and the mental
care and anxiety incident 70 close attention to bV.
sness or 9tudyB are among the uumtrUus causss of
Nervous aeadache- Tbs dssorderud gtats Of mind
body incident 70 this disfr1sslnF paint g fafal
blow 20 all energy and ambifion- SudsreEs b tbs
disorder csn always obtain sperdy relief am thess
distressing attacks hF u1ing one q the Cephaltio
Pills whenever the syn ptorus appear. II quietg tha
OVertasked brain. and Boothes the gtrained and ar
rim nerves. and relaas the tension Of the stomach
which also accompanies a1d lgTavata8 the disorder
Cd condition of the brain.
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The Railway.

CLEvELAND, Pal JEsvILLE AND AsHTAAuLA
RAILRoAO.-Abstract of statement Of miles
run, cars hauled, cost Of repairs, and cost Of
oil, waste and fuel, used by locomotives du-
ring the wear 1851;
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAFzD.-
Mr.. SPEEDING has sold Two millions Of hctfls Of hia
ele brated Prepared Glue aud q Is estimated thai
80 bottle saves IS least 5lars worth of brE-
ken turntture, thus making azgrrgaIs of twenty
millions Of dollars rscsiIrd rDn t0ta lOss ~ Ehll
valuable invention. Having made hig Giue bUuge-
hold word. be nOW proposes 10 de the wbrid sfiu
greater service by curing all the aching hesds With
his Cephaltic Pills, ana II b8y a. good IS bis
Glue, Headaches win Sooa vanish away liz snow IN
july.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

PoLloE COUEr.-Cyrus Bosworth, charged
with assault and batter capped yesterday
from the city prison.
Henry G. Minor, drunk and disorderly,
costs.
Charles Henderson, petit larceny, held
open till 9th.
VIM. Yack, disturbance, Is days in prison
and costs.
Morris Smith, disturbance. g and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

PoRE AND sAUsAeEs.-Those who require
eatables Of this nature should not pass by
the establishment of Messrs. Rose B An
drswsj on the west side Of Ontario street.
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Office No. III Ontario street.
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THEArRIoAL.-It is rumOred that propo-
sitiOn has been made for the lease Of the
Academy Of Music, and the installing there,
Of hrst-rats stock company.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

NV NusIo.-Through Mr.. h. P. Danks
Of this city (well known to the musical
world we have recsived from the publish
ers, h. NJ. Higgins, Chicago, the following
pieces Of new music:
"My TrundlS Bed" ballad, by J. C. Ba-
ker.
"zulu Song" BY J. P. Webster.
"Ths Beautiful Snow" by B. S. Taylor.
"Mingle lngls," )" song and chorus, BY R.
s. Taylor.
"song of Mary" BY ]. P. Webster.
"The Old Man Dreams" BY J. P. Web
stsr.
"Twinkling Stars, BY L. Augustus Jones.
Music BY R. 7. Curtis.
"eentls Willie Ward" !" By Dr.. James Coz
per. Music BY R. 7. Curtis.
Mr.. Danks has fns collection Of music,
strings, &e., at the old stand, Ne, Euclid
street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

- The telegraph brings news of
the success which Mr.. ]. H. Wade, late of
Cleveland, is meeting in California in his
tslegraphio enterprise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

o. ,. HUssEI, rittsb e. J. G. HussEY. Gro. slroIArR.
HUSSEYS COMPANY
(NOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
y SALE AND RETAIL Dealefu in Pittsbur9h
8slineTllie and Strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
Tor Smifhing. Olce on the east side Of the Clsve-
and q Pittsburgh b 3. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio
Orders left 81 Huasey Mcbride'u tWiusoWt6
Nsrnhnusel will receive prompt attention decl1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

PERsOEAL.-Capt. Whiting arrived in the
city last evening, BE is stopping at the
Angler House.
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BRDeET.-Aissus wants you 70 send her 9
box OF Cephaitic Glue. no. a b,fti. ~ - -5l1f
-DlL 4 n t1inEing that's not Iuat e naifhers Bud
PeI5aaps gu b sfther knoSing what Il is Ts So
sna vents some more Of that same a. rslalVsd hsi
Pills.
Bnd0a-Ochl sure now and you've ssd II. .hers's
day about Il aifher.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

BEToRE JUSTICE FoLJANBE.- The examina-
ton of Bedford and Fitzgerald will be con-.
timed this morning, commencing at nine
o'clock.
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enEAE DIs0OvEaY.-AmO

GREAT DIsOovERY.-Among the most i'm
portant Of all the crest medical discoveries Of fhis
age usy be considered the system Of FacCinatol for
protection irom small FOX, the Cephalio PHI or re-
lief Of Headache and the nf Qulnine Tor The pr1
vention Of FrVsrsi either Of which Is specific,
Wh0es benentH viii Be experienced By suffering ll-
manity long after their discoveries are forgottdn.
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CALICO BAIL.--This evening at Music
Hall, under the au-pices Of the Union Band.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

~ ad n 'orrIble 'eadache this halienoon
M aelq Lsispped into the hapothecaries hand says IN
.. ~ !. 2, - E nan '.Can you heass s an sadac6s-
q ll-s4s ara says e. eheEcsediunir. p r7rs
NJ aud upon that . gave r1S 4 6i-5il-ii- f7i f-9
Pon ne 'onor Z cursd me - 0ufc1 f1-f is-i,- -
allied ed I'D an 'eazlacho.
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- @isfellaarnIls.


Tn ANALsAllAEIoE o. LAssuAeEa-Tb.
~ = = sLoIing tsndsncy n this ~ 70 nBBrouri -
49, " p.e.sigo words q othe7 angiiagss ~
ne word llphalic, Hhich "a f-e'ni M f5f s,ls,
4i -. - - K = now becgniing po5ultritsd u
~ 80 5- -. y aiding great heada6he rem.
SO ne Nord Csphalie VA bscoms = col-'-iseT e
.sS.sy. - snq may stnsrs who's si1li1.li51 =
l9iai4l HQfal hg1 been worn SWAY u 90 - - -
anLli taag asen 'hstiFa and q the mRnor bSrl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

NEW ADVRRTIsKAfRNTs.
Lost-A Mink Viotorins.
}. EnsWorth-TituEvIlIe Psfrolsum on.
Cleveland Musical sOclsty-Coneert.
Bernard DsnmOns-Arti an, Mashinist and Pat
snt Model Maker.
RettbTrg HausmAnn-Skirts-
Andrews Roso-Lceal Notice.
Mercantile OOnege-Local Notice.
r b Douslass Z Co-Businesa Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

FRANK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sepS4R26.1v
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TUBS AND VATs.-N. L. Eddy, No. 40
Bank street. next to Academy of Music
makes gats and Tubs for oil refneFs use.
Joiner jobbing done on short notice. For
samples of tubs, refer to Mix, Morris ].
Masury.
.Jan3I.3-29
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MoREHoUsE HANs.-A consignment of
these celebrated Hams has been received,
and are for sale by s. DeWOlf, 50 MsrWiu
street. febe-s22
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~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
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~ Miss C. L. Ransom, portrait painter,
Room IA spangler Block. Particular atten.
ton given to painting portraits Of deceased
persons from miniatures Of all kinds. Also
photographs, oolored if desired. Rooms open
from to P. NJ. daily. jan25:s2O-Iwd
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oIL.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vatt in superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planning Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleye-
land, Ohio. G. Il. KIDNEY.
janlsR10
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FACT WORTH KNOWNe.-Spalding's Csph-
atc Pills are certain cure for Sick Headachs Bill
io1s Heasaehs, Nervous Headachs, CosiiysRehI and
General Debility.
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3t0tRIs.

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----Nos.
lVA s, and Murray street, I'd door from Broad
way, opposite the Park, New York. Huggins Fling,
Proprietors. NJ. Huggins, late Of Pearl street
House, Boston, Il. G. Fling, late Of L0Yeioy's Hotel
New York. decl ]
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

@- Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are fOrsale at W. P. FOgg's CrOckery
Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

ELEcTRIo BATHS -SoNETHINe NEW.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous PrOstratiOn, &C., and diseases
peculiar to females.
Office No. III Ontario street.
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8apFr 5laugings,


NEW WALL PAP ERS
JUST RECEIVED.
ITO BUY WALL PAPER CHEAP,
goto u. CARSON = CO's,
TNO BUY CHOICE CORNICRs
Z 4 .ehoapi g % \. CARSON OO.
1NO BUY WINDOW SHADES IN
4. CARSON %.
TF YOU WANT PAINTS, OILS,
VAKklhHs b., genuine arliels, 30 70
ID. pAhhVH 20.
TT YOU WANT TO GET VALUE
i nussiEud ~ 70uF EssnaTr e e ls9 sgPyrs9I q
A LARGE LOT OIL CLOTHS
~ . ~ sheug. - G.cABsQH 3 c14i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

CLEAR
THE
TRACKll
All-WoOl MsrinO', worth 81 90, which we
viii sell for 50 cents.
'HHhwQ2P % ssy94i!! Z 2AEEsg: ssss:.
valenoias worth a cents, which We will
sell at l23 cents.
r.er
5000 yards BIeached. Muslin at 5 cents per
SHERWOOD 4oAKLEY.
An of our Two-shllling DSIsiues at I2l
cents per yard.
SHERWOOD OAKLEY
1000 yards Gaia PIaids, worth % cents,
at l24 cents per yard-
SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
Empress Cloths for so cents per yard, worth
SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
~ Can and examine the above Goods. They are
the best Bargains ever offered IN goods in this city
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY,
janlS 2I2 Superior street.
THE PRICES OF UORSETS RE-
DUCED ~ am now selling the $50 COrsets
at Sl,25 81, 70 COrses ct 81, co. have on haRd all
one desiring CoIsets. s. HYMAN. /
COTTON SHIFTING AND IRISH
cents yard. The best Irish Linen in the city at So
ssnt' yard Those in wqP5 q q such ssn Be suited
RLACK VELVET RIBBONS
"A iSasi 4 RETrBERG HAUsMANNs.
MERRTMAC PRINTS-WE|
HOrtn One Shilling per yard:
frb5 ff CITY Minis store.
pEEACHED C0TtONS.-T ii E
u lest brands Of Bleachsd Cortous Manufactured
IDS - = ' MORGAN ROOTS.
IRISH LINENS.-EVRRY GRADE
III Of quality OF the most approved manufacture In
IRISH LINEN
can Be bought very cheap, OF
t-b2 Clty Mills Store.
7 NEN-GERMAN AND IRISH
isos : RETTBEkSG 3 HAUsMANN.
DOCKET OUTLERY-THE BEST
isbs y 'a' Oi"' RsiETrBERe BAUsMANE's.
Goal oil aud camps.
MECCA ROCK OIL.-5O BBLs. !
4LL extra quality, received on eousignmsnt, ty
W. MELHiNCH,
lan3l 81 MerWin etreat-
RY ERLY & CO.,
COAL OIL WORKS,
Main street, West side,) near old Exchange
OLEYELAED, OHIO. decaeRiu 4
HOAL OIL LAMPS.-A NEW |
~ lot Of Coal Oil Lamps Just received.
nAo2 WM FISKE
q. q. adVFrtIsFmFats. |
DEMING L TIFFANY, |
GENERAL PRODUCE cosHLssTON
MRRC MS,
RETER 10
BANKS AND BUSINESS MEN eESzRALLT.
TArsasAsss q. essas.y.
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bSPDid you ever have the Sick HeadaChe2
Do you remember the throbhinE temples, the tsTer-
ed brow. the loathinE and disgust % the sight Of
food. How totally unit you were for pleasure, con-
yersation or study. One Of the uephalic Pills would
have relieved you from all the suffering which you
then ez perienced For this and other purposes you
should always have box Of them on hand 70 use as
occasion requires.
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GS- See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Wholesale Photographic Stock Depot,
17s Superior street, Forest City Block, up
stairs. Artists Materials Oval, Gilt and
Rosewood Frames heavy square Frames
made to order; Engravings framed in any
style Canvass on stretehers and by the
yard.
Fine Oil aud Water Colors, Brushes, &c.
Wholesale and Retail.
feb7:325 R. B. DOUGLASS & co.
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c. c. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec28Rl0
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THURSDAY 0InRNiNl. FEB. ,, 1881.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- Fer Telegraphlc, Market and Marine
Neyva see Fourth Pare.
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THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
AAnd, At Wholesale and Retail, from their own
Minea and Manuiacturies-
HAMMONDSvILLEC COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
ing and Domestic use.
dAhMO6DsFILLEC COKE MOL, for Aaauheturi
1AMMOFDsYfLLE COKE No. :. for Domestic
LAMH0sDsYILLE gIRE CLAY, well ground.
and DRY.
aAMMONDsvILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern, and wedge side wedge, circle or aroh and
IAm5i9S CLAY RET0RTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
1AM5fOEDsTILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every
9AMMoNDsvILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE Gov
ERe or TILE, every pattern.
4AMMONDsF1LLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
tES, plain and ornamental.
dAMMONDSViLLE FITRIEIED WATER pIFE
GAS PIPE, &C. Of eTery size and variety, em
bracing single and double branch screw, bends,
A.. Alao.
HANMOEDSYILLR COAL OIL,
Hor iubrlcating and burning, lat Wholesale only.l
!. j. ROCKAFELLOW, I
General Arsut. Oilca on Q. P. Pier, Clevelant
Ohio. mArZ5R4
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Terms & ls3s 7' Bf9l:: Bafisl:f sf9
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GOAL OIL OF THE BEST QUAIL
OIrY-by the Barrel or Gallon.

A GOOD COAL OIL LAMP
IA conplste with Chimney and Wick,
FOR FIFTY CENTS.
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-o--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

TVO BUY CHOICE CORNICRs
4 .ehoap, 50 % Il. CARSON a 90.
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NOKEf COKE COKElll---
J d. WALLACE 4 son AXE NOW MANI
fAyTURING Coke from the pure HAMMONDB-
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which b superior
% any other Orfe Ia the market. We can furnish
tagtimeulala NON numerous manufacturers who are
Highest terms.
Also. eonstent supply Of Hummondsville Strip
VEN eMlIHlhG COALi and also for Domestic
purpole1.
Being located iumedistsly o. the line ofthe ClevB
tand b Pittlburgh Railroad. we can ship with dis
patch % any part Of the Stafs, Orders solicited.
81. n. WALLACE son,
January 81, 1850. febiRg
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TVO BUY WALL PAPER CHEAP,
Eop H. CARSON = CO's,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-18
IL. IL :. 4 ssI'iRtlH.. uf MAll,.
POS: once at Dares.poys. Eoue.

EAsTsRN MAiL-Via d K | K R-Closes a. 5
oc.pck A NJ Sloses at = o'clock + " arrive,
it " ocloch NJ arrive at 81. o'clock l. NJ
sundays excepted
WisrErS aAli-IiaM VI : NJ Z RI .oses At O ],
p'e!och A NJ air.ves at o'clock L ii, sunday ,
tcpted.
AonTnEHN MAIL-Via Lyons 4 Camancte e
Cioses at 9.'cleck + VI arrlvosat6 . &C. ock + NJ.
NORTHERN Mali Via .eWItt 4 Naauoheta-
loses 9uuuay. ncsi4y anu Hi 4ts.iay al . o'clo /
/ VI arrives iacsit., THURSDAY Gul >atu lay al
8 ucl, ok + ".
koUTt w. i 9s7-Nia Blue Grass, e.c-closes
" MAY, We!1estay 4ai tril.sv gociock r VI
ARRIVES inesiay, Ihl r.day ana >atur lay III .
o'c. ock y NJ.
IL, UrE . 1913 Via Tipton Closes Tuesday
asd Friday i o'cIoc NJ arrives luesoay am
fIdayat II o'clock NJ.
SOUTHERN u M.IL--Via Burlington 4 krokuk
Closes sun4ay, Tuesday aud friaiy .t9 SEQ K l.
frriyes Monaay, " edncsIay Ald tiI4ay at I
o'clock A NJ.
k9tTE No. l09i7 Via ufTalo-- Cie,es r'r-,. j.
i o'cock u arrives Saturday att o'cotk
PM
hoCrE No lt95o-Via Anna 3s4 & Nalnut
Fork Close Thursday at Y II; atIi,es thurs.
day at y o'cloek n.
iiorns-uii.e Of IN az O'clock A /! cluses {
o'cl ok L NJ Utiite oten on sunday iro.a . t.
~ 6eloc n
Ia A The pra;irli mills ar. carried by Raj
10 ID, all the time as s'atei in the above notice
w.i be KAIL o.n iiME. the clock IN the Super
iutendants Office, u !, Depot, byil- tie stand
ard tHAS. H. Ell III GI, T.. ".
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River I,eRas.

SATURDAY, Noven Der l6.
ARRIVED.
JENNIE WFIPPLE White, Montrosc
il last, aIieion, Galcna.
MEeetNnh. yle, : t. Paul
PoMEaoy, DAVIS Ft Madison.
% liiSE, Gait, DutuIIe.
DEPARTED.
JENNIE WnIrrls, " hite, Montrose.
b@LF.sT, Car'eieu, y. l. uis.
MESSENGER, Cyie, tittsbHi gu.
IoMLHoY, DAVIS, Fort Madison.
SUNDAY BOATS.
The magnificent Northern Line packet Henry
Clay, Cap. Butord and Clerk Owens, will depart
or ~ Paul his morning. Passengers and ship
lers will find it to their advantage to Iatronize
this iavorte craft.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Capt. Par
ser, will depart for ST. Luois and way points ihls
morning.
MONDAY BOATS.
The Ad tiiue, Capt. Gait and Clerk Daztll, will
depart for Dubuque and way points O'Clock
tins morning
The mail and passenger Jacket Kate Cassel,
Capt, Hi!lhouse, will depart for Montrose this
morning.
The Northern Line picket Pembina, Capt Hill,
will depart for st. Louis and way points this
morning.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals at this
pof5 for the week ending Saturday night las
was tweni 1.-TWO.
GoNg taTo WINTER QUAETERs.-The Sucker
State has gone into Winter quarters at lie
Claire, where she Will undergo thorough rn; air
ing Of the damages s.i oned oE her last up trip
on the Upper R~pids.
STATE OF Iowa, ApJr GEN'Ls OFfIoE,
DAVENPORT. Nv. l4th, 1861.
General Order No. 40.
The War Department Of the General Gov.
ernm 1t has authorized the State Of Iowa 10
raise another Regiment of Infantry. Il will
be known the 10th Regiment Iowa Voiui.
teer Iofantry.
The number Of tie Iish and German Reg.
ments will be given when they ere formed
aud so with any other regiment that may
hereafter be formed They will be numbered
in the order 10 which they are filled up.
n 3. BAKER,
dt Adjutlnt General of Iowa.
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From Caro-.

CAfO, esJy. 10.
The steam ferry c,nveyed the Comp JACK o
prisoners 10 C1luu.iu~, Ky, cay.
Welearn from tic ,.emphi ippeat Of tie lsth
INST, tnat the Federal prisoners have been sent
to Mem phis
Col nougher,y, Of the 22d Illinois regimen,.
wounded At belmont, is recovering. Fl. viii b.
sent here IN a lew d ys
The Cove Of tennessee publi-he, an ad-
dress to the .itiz ne, calm on them ir arms.
A lady arrived at jamestown from Martins
burg last Monday. reports that the rebel into
Wincht ster to oppose the rrogres Of Gen. kelley
command, who, they imagine, is much hear r
Winchester tnan was reported at last aecDunts.
TIE decnces at that plare are being 81 ength.
ene1, and every PREPARATION being ma ie for des
perate y sis'ance Al the miiitI Of .,ernley and
Jefferson couuties have been cent thither with
such arms could be gathered.
Our informant confirms the previous report th at
gen. J0hnsCn's forces were congrs ted Centre
vile, leaving out tew nen AZ fahassas.