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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27
2haseeiaas, &t.
NIAsI ! ssEs J s D B sSsS
oHe Hundred DOjlc7s PTsssusa IN
SEMINAL WEAKNES8,
cR SPERMAFoRRHoEA,
9 L E ET, &C., AND IN ENJOY
6UPpn

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After all other Treatment Fsilsli
DIR. AsGIBSON,
AZ &STd%HEy d0aS % 81 Ess s Hf 10Gf SS vii pay 9n9 Hun
the above named diseases. He will pay the same
s spm for tor the rTooi that any other phyaieiaa in
AFTER many ,yssrs Of laboriOqs stuay and e1pari-
ncunce to the Unfortunate, that he hss pSrtscted
system Of treatment for the --,-- -
81 the xboTe and Othsl
PRIVATE DISEASES
With all bad effects arising thersfroun including
DEBlL LITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTBATIOH.
BE has succeeded In curing In this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds OF dollars With
physicians, who profess to treat ell private
maladies with success, and without recetSing the
lsast particle of beneht.
Dr.. GIBSON doSs not boast that he Is a member Of
some College In London or Paris, IS perhaps sOme
others do for ths purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
snd Who bod out great never to be re
this that he Is able to give entire satisfaction TO
those who rePoss confidence In bis ability and integ
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or Paris or any patent medicine to equal tor the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or
csrenSemsnt9, both mental and physical, arising
nom seASal OF secret abuse.
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for his neP treatment the
tooEng advantages over all others Iet discoyeredi
and hrSt the agents used are In Inspect disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such as
Mercury, nor any other dsletsriOus drug: Secondly
restrictions in diet business is required; Third
IL his treatment Is positive and certain In all
he stands prepared to go into any public private
hospital in the United States and demou8trats the
immense superiority OF his new treatment over any
other now known to the world in point Of prompt
ness, pormanency, Diljness, SAFETY and convenience
to the patient.
DR.. GIBS0H Is permanently located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past two yeaIs performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment. Reference be given to
individuals OF the hrst rospectsbity In Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities In regard 10
skill and integrity IN all professional transactioas
Dyspepsia, Rhuemstism, Sorofula and 81 chronic
diseases treated with superior Success.
~ Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country on
receipt OF ten dollars.
Dr. GIBSOR's New Work on Physiology for sale
At his offioa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial says;
lam told that Gen. Scott used the follow
ing words respecting the Vienna affair
''lt does not appear that the new idea of
reconnoitering an snemy's country by rail-
road, is always attended by the happiest
results
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27
A Motto for the Three Months Men.

MEssRs EDIToRs Passing down Fourth
street, Saturday morning, met lady Of
this city, whose only son Is with The Ohio
Volunteers, at Washington. A mutual
friend, with whom she was oonverslng,
asked her to walk into her house. But she
declined, saying, I must write to my 500
to-day about this three months business
q What are yOu going to tell him p was
asked. The ansWer was worthy Of l716:
81 shall tell him, If his country needed his
services three months ago, she wants them
more now That bOy-wih go in for The
toar. VI ll u II lip.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

The Maryland Legislature on Thursday,
by vote Of AZ yeas 70 4 nays, adopted a
resolution, declaring the acts Of the General
Government unconstitutional aud tyrsnni-
cal, and in favor Of the immediate reeog-
milton Of the Southern COnfedsrsey.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-26
Griefs of st. Louis Rebels

The special assessment for "charity"
is, we understand, completed, and some
sixty gentlemen are enrolled rs involun-
tary contributors to the refugee relief
fund. Those who, aware Of their liabil.
ties, wish to understand tho mode of col.
lection, are referred to General Order No.
"a for particulars. Should the number
of Refugees continue, their condition
may require another aud larger levy
This sum of 10000, upon basis so
large as the property subject to special
contributions, is of course mere baga-
telle, but the principle thus affectuated
may have further application according
to the exigencies hereafter.
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LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

/. Subscribers who do not give ex.
press notice to the contrary, are consid.
cred as wishing to continue their sub.
scrption.
>. If subscribers order the discontin.
uance Of their periodicals, the publisher
may continue to send them till all arrcar.
ages are paid, and subscribers arc respon.
sible for all the numbers sent.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take the periodical from the office to
which they are directed they are held re,
sponsiblc.
1. Ii subscribers remove to other
places without informing the publishers,
and their periodicals are sent to their for
mcr direction they arc held responsible.
), The courts have decided that re-
fusin- to take newspaper or periodical
from the Office, or removing and leaving
it urcalIcd for until arrearagcs are paid,
is prima Jucta evidence Of intentional
fraud
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NEW York. DEc. 20,


Four hundred Of our men on the 10Th
crossed to the main land towards Charles.
ton and Savannah railroad. They had
an encounter with rebel force of 800,
who retreated after firing q volley to no
effect. -.
a special dispatch to the Tribune from
Port Royal 14th, gives rumor Of defeat
of llo!lins and tho sinking Of ship by
the steamer Massachusetts,. Unusual
depression is reported throughout the
South. New Orleans is particularly des-
poudins.
4 great negro instruction j. reported
in Mississippi, and an immense amount
of property had been destroyed-Sl50,-
600 on the Quitman estate alone.
a special Washington dispatch to the
World says that the Government dis.
patches concerning the Mason and Slidel
difficulty will be Of dignifed, but of a
most conciliatory nature. They will sat
isfy the English Cabinet that no insult
was intended. There is not the Sill htest
doubt bat that the affair will be speedily
and amicably arranged
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SEDALiA, Mo, Dec. %.
81 cars, loaded with prisoners taken
By Gen. Pope, 90 to St. Louis to night
Treaty with Mexico.

New YORK, Dec. p.
The Tribune learns that among the pa
pcrs on Thursday transmitted to the Sc
nate concerning Mexican affairs, was the
project Of a treaty with Mexico. the pro
visions of which are Of such importance
that it is thought it would, if c0uGrmed.
leai to the Withdrawal Of England and
France from the Spanish alliance. 1t
provides that our government shall pay
sixteen millions to Mexico, to be aas,!ed
to the satisfaction Of English aud French
creditors; and for grant to the t. ).
OF commercial privileges, the adjustment
OF our outstanding debts, and the right
OF transit across Mexican territory FOR
troops and munitions Of war. It is
thought the treaty will BE- speedily con.
hrmcd, aud sent at once to Vera Cruz.
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FOREIGN NEWS,

The Arago arrived off Cape Race, from
IIavre llth. Gen. Scott is a passenger
on her. His health has improved
The French press, except the .No"t-
teur, say France will remain neutral If
their is war between England aud the
United States
\ large staff Of medical officers have
been ordered to Canada,
Capt Williams, Of the Trent, has re-
ccived a letter from the British Govern
ment, approving his conduct.
At Lyons, risks on American ship,
have been refused
Gen. Scott, previous to embarking on
the Arago, had a long interview with
Prince Napoleon.
There is no abatemen; in England of
the war.like preparations, &c.
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fapiasville and Butler. Me-, uu.nes J.,
Kansas .roOys.

-, hEAELNWoR II, December 20.
lac c'"sereatfee Of this city has al.
wees from Mound City, 18th. stain,
that portion of the Sd Regiment nn1er
the command of Major Williams, made
dash into Missouri Oh the l7tL inst and
burned the villages Of papinsville aud
Butter, Che latter the county seat Of
Dates county,) aud returned with large
plumber Of refugees, stock. &c. Thew
mad two men killed at Butler These
towns have for n long time been the re.
sort OF guerilla bands of rebel. Price
wa. at O<ceola at the time, and it was
said that he designed to attack sctala
Two compan'es Of the eth L. S. Cav
airy arrived at Fort Leavenworth on the
18th, twenty-five days from Fort Wise
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The Contra bands mt Shin Island.

The Ship Island correspondent Of the
New York Times, says: 90.
This old woman, Zone of the contra
bands) says the slaves in Mississippi have
long been watching and praying for the
day of jubilee to come, and now every
gun they hear, one oxclaims to the other,
Tank de Lord, de day hab come at last"
On the night of our arrival at Ship
Island, a contraband took a small skiff
and padded it across to Biloxi, distance
Of ten miles. The boat was miserable
affair, and leaked badly, obliging him to
bail with one land while he padded with
the other and when he arrived, he was
nearly exhausted from exposure and ia
tigue.
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ARMY CoRREsPoSAlEEcE
SYRACUSE, He~D e. 18th. 1851

SYRACUSE, x'-~Vf e. 18th, 1851.
Ns. EpIron:-
A. letter writing appear to be all the
rage jssesss( I thought would drop
you few lines 10 let our friends in Ce.
dar know how We tiha: il Company AZ
.rc getting along.
Yesterday seven comptnie, received
order. to march, at psm, for Boon
vills;, while three companies, \, i and
I, were ordered to town, where We arc at
present-encamped in front os General
Pop:'s head quarters, aud for the present
constitute his body guard.
The rest of the troops here, some 49,,
600 or 10000, have gone into winter
quarters lat Lemiae Bridge. The town
presents quite desolate appearance :;
there is 40 business done here bow. The
Withdrawal Of the troops has transferred
all the government business to Otterville,
which is only two mIlcs from Lcmine
Bridge
While on battalion drill Yesterday VIC
were drawn up in lin, and stacked arms,
when the Lieut. Col told Us that the
first man that should reach the line foru..
cd BY the Colouel and Major, who were
sitting on their horses abou, fifty yard,
IN advance of US, would receive one dol.
lar as 4 reward Of his nimbleuess. Tie
signal to start, WIS to be given By the
Lieut.. Col. counting three. Riding be.
hind the line, ia a deep bass voice he
commanded, "Oac '-cvery man looked
forward; " Two,' every one .i.rowel bis
weight Ga bis right leg, ,cancd forward.
shut his fists and prepared to spring ut
the next word. The Lieut.. Col. appear
Cd to be almost as much excited as the
boys-rising in bis s,irups and swiogiug
his sword above his head, as if charyipc
regiment Of seccsh ia a voice between
a ye!p and a scream cane "Threc," and
away they started in mos: beautiful con.
fusion. There was soue splendid ruu.
ming done, but they could not all gain
the prize, and the dollar was awarded to
one of Company +.
The Colonel now announced his inteu.
ton of giving the boys frolic on Christ.
mas eve; he said he would procure .
good sized pig, and after soaping his tail
right well, turn him loose, and the man
that could catch him by tho tail, without
taking his teeth to it, should have the
pig for Christmas dinner.
The health OF the company is good and
the boys are in excellent spirits. T. c.
Wales died in the hospital yesterday -
". Z. Stiles, who was left sick at Otter.
vale, died there a few days ego. The
smallpox has all disappeared There is
now sick here, Lieut.. Dean, ptivatcs OF.
niger, Tubbs, Anderson, Edgar, StraAm.
and brant. Yours, &c,
UNION.
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"a DARK SUspIcIoX. "-Inder thi.
head the Philadelphia h9uircr, OF the
10th inst, hints that, under whltever
ostensiblc motive the tripar;itc expedt-
ton sails to Mexico the latent oil icc.
may be to break the American blockade.
or to commit some other great outrage
toward, US and oar Interests on this con.
tincnt.' And tia. "for The ostcnsib!e
aims Of that expedition, the expedition
was not needed at all The expense
might have been saved to these three
nations. So laden with debt already. aud
the desired end attai1cl by simply trans
hitting to Vera Cruz an authentic copv
Of the Convention itself, with the name,
and titles Of its nceofiators prctixcd and
sufixed in large, emblazoneh in blood red
letters
The Inquirer does nothing more than
hint that formidable expedition is un
necessary. aud that our Government
might as we'll watch it.
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4 Reduced Price.

And thus must te Gen Price Of Mis-
souri,, who viii want his "FYty Thou
Sund .N.n' more than ever since the
splendid achievement of Gen. Pope -
BY three brilliant movements, with
scarcely parallel in the history of this
war, the rebel cause in Missouri has re
ceiyed a powerful shock. Almost sinful
tanconsiy Col. Davis takes the camp at
Milford, Gen. Pope strikes a blow at
Clinton, and the Kansas boys sweep
across the liver and blot out two soecsh
towns. The footing up shows 1890
prisoners. 1000 horses, and large
amount Ct arms, ammunition, and sup
plies. 1t will be something from which
Price will not soon recover. and not at all
this winter We have had nothing like
i, since the gallant Lyon. -- Chicago T't-
lame.
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pArsoH BRoyNLOw.- A refuge

PArsoN BRowNLow A refugee
from Eastern Tennessee, who reached
Cincinnati on Friday last, gave some in.
formation touching the whereabouts Of
Pa-son Brownlow. 1t seems that the
Parson was given, by the rebels, the al
tentative of leaving the South or going
TO prison. He accepted the former -
The permit was granted, and the neces
sary arrangements TO leave were being
made, wnen By some treachcrous arrange
ulcnts he was imprisoned, and it is sup
posed was sent to Alabama, whore he
now is, unless Gen. Crittcnden has had
the manIincss to make amends for the
breach Of promise.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-26

There are two hundred students at
tending the State University at Iowa
City, and m1'c expected The Iowa HIS,
torlcal Society held mectin. in Iowa
C't7 last week The initiation tea was
increased from Que t. Eve dollars. The
following otlcers were elected: t,ov.
s. }. k:rhwood, President; Col X. por.
ter, Dr.. ;. T'tten, lI)4. Jane, I!ariin.
Hon. Wm. Vandever, Willard .ilrrow,
aud +. Sells, E>q,, Vice Presidents ;
Dr. K,yaoIds, Corresponding Secretary ;
j. Z. Wood, Treasurer
At fair, to b. held in Iowa Citv for
some charitable purpose the evenings OF
the 10th and 18th instant it is promised
- the public to exhibit Manuscript bible
OF the 18th century. and Il brick from
the Coliseum, nl4de 20O year, before
Christ, besides several other things o
interest
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-26

afs-The rebels at Columbus and New
Madrid are said to be quite alarmed at
the preparations making at Cairo, and
they are rallying all the force possible to
be had to repel an expected attack
Memphis has been largely increasing her
works. In the midst of all this New Or
leans calls to give back some of her troops,
our occupation Of Ship Island being not
very pleasant to contemplate, in case Gen.
Phelps should follow up his proclamation
with the bayouet.
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PROBATE NOTICE
State Of Iowa, Cedar county, IS:

ot"tc VI IoWa, CEDAR county, SIS: =
r. I'll County Judges os...y
10 oil persons interested in the e,t oMcs,
Morton deceased: You viii take notice th .. Ezra
Is new on fiie in this Office, a petitinn at there
for an order to sell SO much of tho ~. praying
belonging to said estate as may be .a' estate
pay the debts yet unpaid. necessary to
order rs seresy aess to cones.
County Court in said county at ;,s p re q: ths
sionto be held on the frs, Monday Of suiar ses
A. d. 1861. being the 9th day Of said u,oD January
defend or said order viii be granted ana "'n and
on record by the court. ""o entered
3w w p CowAy
Dec I'd, 1861. "'unty Judge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-26

ONE REASON The Muscatine .Iou.
nat s@ys the abandonment of Western
Missouri to the rebels was not in conse
quence of Fremont's removal, but on ac
count OF the lack of subsistence for our
army.
1t appears, however, that Prices rebel
army can dnd substance enough there
to flourish quite extensively ; ergo, our
Muscatlne namcsake talks weak nonsense.
- Chicago yo"rnof
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Mason and Slidell to be Released.

New York, Dec "a.
The Express states that a rumor this
afternoon says that in an interview which
Lord Lyons held with Mr.. Seward, the
latter read to him a letter that be had
written to Minister Adams lie said
that If the British Government claimed
Mason and Ntdee upon the ground Of
illegal capture, and as contrary to The
lar Of Nations, and acouM consider their
sarreader as settling the princi,ple for
boh Governments, thy ,rould be giren
up on request.
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zen, buei te.esraphed to headquarters
the folIowing:
LOUISVILLE, Dec. Il.
10 MAJOR General Mcclellan:
McCook's division is at Mumfordsyill
Gen. Mltchel's at Bacon Creek. Zel.
hcofier is retrcating across the Cuuber.
land river, Or Is preparing to do so at the
approach of am superior force.
Gen McCook reported that the rebel.
attacked nay pichcts in front Of the rail.
road bridge, at two . clock to day The
p'ckets consisted Of four companies Of
the I'D Indiana, Col. Which. under
Lieut.. Col. Van Imblea Their force.
Consisted Of one regimen. Of Texan
RANGERS, two regiments Of infantry. aud
one battery Of six guns. Our loss was
L!cat. SAKE and eight enl sted men xiii.
ed, and ten wounded. The rebel los4 was
tnirty three killed, including the Col ot
the Texan Rangers, aud about Gflv .orn.
ded. The rebels retrcated ineloriouslv
d. {. BuEL, Brig. General, Nc.
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ESTRAYED!

FROM the subscriber, TWO CALVES on
ola last september. One is Red Heirsru year
white strip from the rump to the tail ana with
White on the belly The other is white s,s ss
the right car cut Off ANY one e;v;n. o! hafef
ton where they can be found viii bs iHuhIorms
rewarded. 9 pe ilberay
Upton, Nov. l4th, lsGl-lm 1oNH, ST.
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CAIRO, December 20

Two scouts, who left here some time
since, have returned from Kentucky, and
report that the rebels have placed bate.
rles of r;fled cannon along the Tcnnss
river to sink our gunboat Conestoga.
which makes occasional trips up there.
Also, that large contraband trade is be.
ing carried on from Illinois with the reb-
els via Cave.in Rock, on the Ohio river.
Also, that ten thousand picked men from
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and devotion Of our troops in tho high.
est terms. When the FIRE from the
woods was very heavy, not all Of them
obcycd orders to lie on their faces in tho
cleared ground, but stood, unnecesss.
rily exposed and were thus wounded. -
Col, Kane's wound is severe, the ball
passing through his cheek, breaking a
tooth, and Was stopped by bone. He
instantly banaa4d it and resumed his
place.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-26

s10 '" Ihehtlohed Tie TACT yesterday,
that Notwithstanding all the denunciation
OF Cen. Fremont for appointing officers
10 ms DIVISION, 1t now appears that he
had orders so to d. from the Secretary of
War. lie was to appoint, Professionally.
and the War Department would commits
sion such as they approved. Aud tina,
was Jus, what lie did What is most re-
markabIc about it is, that it was upon the
solicitation Of Frank Blair that this dis
cE''ion was given to fremont MicuGo
JOurnul
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-26
Re- Events move ranidlv Fife,

ED~ Events move rapidly. Fifteen
months ago we were testifyins our respect
for English institutions by making the
journey Of her future sovereign through
our land triumphal tour To. day Eng.
land threatens to reciproc>te the compli.
ment by demanding the return of brace
OF slaveholding traitors, caught in the act
OF betray'ns the liberties of this country.
at the cannon's mouth.-AlLany Ecentng
Journal.
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Fl. Pickens again OPENS Fire.

NEW UIK, Dec. T.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of this
morning has special dispatch from Bal,
timorc, stating that news had been re-
ceived from Richmond to the effect that
Fort pickcns had opened fire on For;
NcRca three times since the I'D ult
an incessant shower Of shells vas thrown
into the Fort by Col. Brown.
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servo are informed that attera close
end lengthy investigation By til; commits
sinners appointed by Government, they
End the accounts Of Capt. f. II. Castle,
Supervisor of railroads for the Western
Departmsi I, correct and just, and have
ordcved them to be paid -Missoari De.
plocy0t 20Ht
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EilEKLFF SALE.

BY virtue Of an order Of sale, made BY the
District Court in and for Cedar county, Iowa at
the December term l@Gl, | Will offer for sale AT
public ou'tty Oh the 3lst dag of December, 1861,
a, O'Clock =. III, at the store house lately occu-
pied by WIN. ". shaw. in tie town of Loudeu
III said Cedar county, stock Of goods. wal es
and merchandise sEch rs is usually kept in q
country store and one fire proof safe, to he sold
"a the property of WIN. NJ. Shaw, on attac hmcnt
in said ourt al the suits of Vim. NJ Dugan and
Courright I.athrop Il Co.
Dated this 10th day o. December, 1861.
J. l.. BRADSHAW, Sheriff
urfsJ:g6l of Cedar county, Iowa.
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ct. LOUIS, Dec %.
kilograms received at headquarters
state that Col. Bishop sent force to the
North Missouri Railroad to punish bridge
burners. They killed 10, took II pris-
oners and 80 horses. Five of our men
we're slightly wounded
Gen. Pope's expedition to Lexington,
burned the ferry boat and iron foundry
at tina. place, ard took several prisoners,
including captain, one lieutenant and
four men, with their horses, &c
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ESTRAX COLT.

TAKEN Up by Levi 9ichets, at his residence
in Pioneer Township, Cedar county, Iowa. on
the eth day of December, A. y. 1851, black
HORSE COLT; n little white on it, right hind
feet half way up 10 the pattern joint and las
been hurt under the belly, posed to be snag
ged. Three years old last Spring and appraised
at thirty dollars. AI.DNLO SHAW.
Tiutan Dec n IsGI-nJlm3sl Co. Clerk.