davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
nR. y. MoO0NN ELLIS
fNHE- a MFENRERH EAMILY

HEDIOIE gs are prepared under the tRmedi
Sts auTsrTssiCn 0i Si-illiul PhyEioia'i, and the
Tnsy be ralieG spoa "a gil csaeE.
Ths issucs af the nunity Is ,Iot insuit9e
By the cGsr OF single mtdloine Thtoi claims Y
care ali dissssss, Dat the GrRfsabslg medisa con
sss OF eIaTsl tifssFsnt Eadicin4 al u.ieQualled Il
the core Of iho diseases Tor which Iigy RECON-
meDded Au1ong Tshtoh may Ee selected oCe ADr-osTi
ate any Of tho diHsssss inoidens 30 ibis ccuRsJ
II Tba Grs;enbsrr Vegetable Pills are better thhF
any ether nd 0f Pills ID ttD Wcrld-pTioe p cents
The 9rasfonberg Uterine C0Eho4loon Is an lnfAlA'
bls remedy Tor al Female disessss-PEios 81 80.
SS-T Tho Uterine OathOlioon will siao cure grsysl
disease OF the Kidneys, urinary dtnioulty n naie
powerful and sflosClous compound In use-PTtcs ~
THE GrRisnberg DYsenteTg H7ruptE o oortAin anf
qJiek remedy for 81 diseases of she S
Tne Craven berg tile Esinedy hsFet h.ll9to tsfi'N
psptly reliegs this dBtrs ssins disszss-PTtos ~.
The Grs6snbers Chisdron's Panaeee e an ingslu
sbla ooHapouna n 81 diseases incident 20 chllaTea
Ths Grefnberg Fever aud Agus RemsdT u 8 eof'
reign specific fox this Part oliae oUc.
The 6rssfonBerg Green Eount2in Uin tTaent ezcelf
All oshsr saves n ts curative eifsctBprico 70 eers
The Gr4fsnberg COasumpttveig Balm ahords t1t
meat sstonishinF rsIlsfin ali pulmonary complaints
--lSriOo So q bottle. (Hsa An eminent PhyEcian o.
E5Sg York, states thSths has known tno GTsssnosTt
OonsamYtfEs's Ssim used With g5eat grccsss i
DrOpsy. Our 0Ea szsari2Rce Eabstshi4Htsg hh
T6s iG5rsEsnberg Hoalth HIttsrs era pOss plsassFi
Tbs GFssfenberg Rye Lotion q unparalleled IN al
inekm1asiOno o. diseases Of the E5e-Srieo q osnT .
Ne. 8. B, RGsesEET-Bea- sisi We feel Il d5tT
We owe 10 the public, 70 atE=o that nsTsiinitH %
tholie0n Is medicine iBvalaeble tor complains
olassed under the bssd Of Female Diseases W. hsyt
used your GFRfenberg medioiBcs snd nave bool
greatly benefited thereby, 30 much So nat were
ths prloo dO1bl3, we would have them. 70 the thou
sands OF our ssL Eao are su1sTiug nom weaknesses
we would Fsconluen tl5 QethOlfoon ss sure ps1A'
oea. It gives Strength to the sgFtem and ena5iei
each o{ the orgkBs q the e5y 80 psEi9En tLsT -
pToarf 10 funoticns. H-s. ". OATRlSJ "a
Hrs. d. 4. WEEKS,
H155 (. sW W0RE sTsIT.
Medina, March ], 1871. 7a.l :.
- Tho above named Ladies Ne are Personally 30
quainted with, and know thet Tor ssEersi Teate
While We lived in Medina, they were great BuiieEeI5
Miss g. has bean 20 badiY afaictsd that u Wn8 VIZ
difficulty Ehe was able TO stand uBon her iPes. y
bottles Of Catholioon entirely cured her OF EeR con
PIaIats. Ny wife received great bsaeht fron tn
meGtelne, We recommend It 70 ssho Li.liies q tan
oouatY e8 ssfs and efficient remedy tor the NAM
r JOHN WEEKS, -
Eajtor Garfield HeTEi4,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
Z, PBEEElss, Ilalntif's Attorney. -
GHANiiaKY siIi..- n Ii-lE aELE -I-nRsnlN

DHANOBRY SALE.-FURsUANT
~ to the command Of q dOoretal ordsr Of Ba o
rom the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Northern district Of Ohie, at the suit Of OhaTiott5
Hefendeen agaihst 3eeTge " shulngny and Others,
70 me directed shal expose for sale al public auc
tlOn at the dooref the 1e1eral Gourt building, N
the city Of u Yelhnc, the fourttebth day offeb
Tuary s62, at tnrss O'Clock 2. N ,thefollOWiug De
Bcrbed rea estate, situate In the t)wn.hip Of Hun
% 4. IN the county Of Gsauga, aud 5sai OF hils
known By the ROEth pasL o. lot no. one trECt No.
two and south part Of u no. four, east division 81
tract No. one, ana bouBdsd tOloeb; beginning 10
the ceDtre q tie SI6te road leading from C1aIcon
Square to Rave na at the northeast corner OF Z,
piece OF lana in los no. one trait NO tWO oTmtrig
Ognod BY mehitzble E6WCOmb. and since by helza
Spencer, thence West forty -fOuf chatrs ana f3rtg
eight linEs to stake and stones in the west line Of
lot No. one, ti1et No. Two; tnt north tbtrLeen
chains and eighty LINKS to stake and stones 1T fh6
northwest oOrntr Of 1t No one tract no tsoi
thence west ono chain and seventy y-sesen III ksi
thence north tairteen chains and tWou1y-hVe Inns D
10 stake and atones; Il eIcs east forty Two chains
Apd eigbty-aoVsn links TO the centre OF the bt1ts
rcadt thence sth 81, east twentF-HsEea chains
and forty-EiX HnEe to the place OF beginning. n
taining hun Isd and eiguteeB and 20 o. acres
sixty SCI Of which is IN lUt one, tract two, eiu
ftyeght 20 90 asres In south part Of lot 10 ar =
cost disis isioa of tracI one, IS per George smith
suIv Wy, made October, iS5ss tong the ame lapd
convey ca 70 Gs0Ego U. hbu away by AelEOa Peck
and wife. Eppralsed sg IS go
Master COmmiss ionsF In GhGncery.
L. PREETIss, EoPr f1r Oompfta ianl0.s74
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
lCONFEcTI9EfRi
T NV sOHRlaNaK.y ~


No, 49, fyat1 9sdi diEIdAN'B BLogK,
OPpoaite ulp Court house, Pub gquafa,)
Is Pteg9 Cd % s6eofvo TIE csis d his f1eses uad
LIS pubtt - iArgq.I.. stf lIe. sL.s.-r H.rI .F
EyetYthipg IN the line d OonisoLIonory 3 90 nt
HH0l lESAhA AND hEEA II 10 usatl. q lLi
'.f5s OYSTERS AND iH0P COBFRH We.
a web as tbs ohoscoss sstsblsg served ub ~ 40.
pasatP notice. ti
..y DINNER Is SERVED DAILY u
for The nocomHodstipR Of persons hhyins business
81 tht Court HorEe. fa3 lJ
ore gEaGEFpisI.E IN DEAUaH.e eu
IMPERiAhJEhLy GUM DRpPS-snporior 70
any thing h the Oonisctionsrg lnoiugt ciyed ~
-., 1NhaiT tGlW BINS JOhH SOHRtkK.
II RrL0oK OUT FOB TIE TAFEEY. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
MASTERS SALE-PUBsUANT

MASTERS SALE-PUBsUANT
lsA 20 the. commend Of decrstal order Of sale
issued from the Court Of fCommon Pleas of tuyshoga
rounty, Ohio, ct the suit Of Joan A. Foot against
Henry Smith, MargnretA. Smith and others b ne
directed Fhan expose 20 Balo at public auction st
T. SdooroT the Uourf House. In the City Of Cleveland
in said county, the twenty fifth day O February
1852 ct 10 O'clock A. Ms The telioving desci ihei
part nf lot number F0s In the township Of neTburEh
County Of Cuy ahoga rnd State Of Ohio, aud s boun
ded a. follows. Beginning in the center of Cadar
the lot line Of said lot 40 thence south pa ae with
Inc weat line OF said lot, Is chains and 5iH links
thence east ole chain and s6b links thence north
Is chains and 40< llaks 20 the center Of said Cedar
street themes north S6o west along the center Of
sRid street. one chain fnd g7 links 70 the place Of
beTinnfns containing I've acres OF land be the same
more or less, but subject TO all legal highW6ys.
Apprafssd ct e99l. QE0. u. VIVIAN,
Master Oon1mi if1ioneF
JoHE A. FOOE, PHI janSi:s75
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

1FtAUTION.-THE PUBLIC ARE
es1tio1ed sRaiBst haIboEing or trnsting ny
wife JAM, e VIII pay no de2,9 sl es5 eeI ItEet-
January lts5lQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

The prisoners Of var, Of Gen. HaIlecRs-
aspsFthsnt, are to Sc, moved from St. Louis
tot9o Alton (Ill) 'State Prison, on Friday.
Accommodations haye been made for 500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

Tbs above are all from persons who arc publicly
knowh where thoy reside, and who would not make
thgse zstatemsuts without q thorough conviction
that they were sue. - ~ t--e-t
PRRPARED BY J.O. AVER.
AndG Nv. CLARK, and By all Druggists and
O''''''' III s'i''''' '''- 30 dsos.Ra5du s5wsOw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
LEGltaNaTIcESIa5

-.
ISi Qf.te n 10 6i9NTB8 ORs.---
litE fisil 6agi1esI 1ntil z o'Sioof 81 = brusrT
om@ssias g euclid itEsst ID szi5asise 3 slo
Al.s l0.IIds stone Isss BlpsssEss "a ksi ...' =
1sisSt -. S5ssRISiRs p iF9n re elSe sqasFs t0hs
flah5aaa 5bseifeatiohs nay lg sssae anl 1-sps.,- u
partia1 1er iu'Ormstion hsd. at ssii EnFinesf5 i5s
Ths Bsaid II Ciss tabrove "a s sub.
mission of odt reserving the rilht 20 aP9nter tr
IOIfE v WBffEEAW, Oty Ciyil Ehsiussr. es.sr
0eErhA6a, dan g, lssls7l n 3 ~ Z - ...
M ASTER'S Sal, I,E-PUasUA NJ 10 s'asas
4Al The command Of dscreta1 ofdsr o. -alsal I-s
issuoa from The Ooars q Common Pisss of l1yI-, -
sFs5st rats, q osr g '9f 5,ii q J2Rn IA a. 5eS
ohefs to directed. sfsil szposs faF ale Bub ~
slsg ~ q tssysland N aid ccuI =. on the twenty h
dssTSd & Ss q . 5s S.Ssa osIosk u ~ lnS
Rslt tel No J. a tract or lot Of lana situated IN the
t~siii6 Fanqs q toTs5i5s I ts Ios5esIei " s
sTn Esservss 80 tie are Of hiO, end which o. aaa
DarFofI 4ss and bounded S l6oas eonr66nen sfag
Wssf corner o. taid lot s03i ths1ce norfb aisa fs
orisinsl lot nns ~ twenty chains md I7 links l5 -
the gOthEest corr Of lsud eOuYssed b. teafs8 iso
b. Robinson 70 david P. W DaFl tie1cs east a. 49,.
srgss soq, a one 0) cham ssd ~ hnks along iha =.
son hary ina q sad land eonyeyed " hosinsou u
Day g SioIs.s q thence north ge!s ele1g tse a.al
Dy = Si0SsSSls a 2. i. s g, eRSiss spd 3 5 50
center u Csoar street; theme south So si rlodd 90
O. seven tset (67l and uile % tnckeg tne1co spuh
parallel with the west line twenty i've 70 chliuI
nfty four and one naf (543l links; tnene szt lrea
80 chain5 eighty nine "a bali (69f5 Links 20
thS place Of beginning, containing ne aId one
egnta scres Ql land. Arp-uiJad Ct 81, ga
Parcel No. 3 "A lot of LAID IN tna rcWrship Uf
H.WhurEh county 81 Cnyahf ~ and state Of tflio,
ana described ioloWs, % Wit: b. ginning stons
IN the center q dGr Fsst and On te west lina pl
so lot 4osi thence east soata onS hIner GOD
fset along tbs csnter of said tedsr =freef;
ssuih east i've l5i ohsina siEtg i've (65l, ,siHsi
theuce W5si 4 nOrth en- Cd chau aud nfy .niaa 2 "a
half (595z) links the west line OF slfd l0r f8;
therce notth along sad wet lire ave 80 thens ard
SIXTY 4 ge e5l ltaKs 10 tbe Of fegsnzIgi End
bsipg seVen sighths "a Ofan acrs l.at. FpIHis-
ed At f264. GO. ii NEIAf,
JohnA. Foet, az Ma5isr Comm i.
l. Plsi.tin. jsuzf3T5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
MEDlCkE.
z o b [. ) \

i
1she Hlmdree Dotiafs F!'eiEsuTffi
bEAIEAL WAAKFE'SS
oe SPBsEAFolhaoE1.
GLEHT, So, AED TEPOTHFgE
.sI -..-. GQRED
-r Atsr all Other Treatment FaIIhlfi O. q
\ ta DIR. A. GIBSON, % ~.-.s.
Formerly Of Beg Work Qlty WIN Iay 0ns Hun.
arod aS o5 tss PEoSl ma ~ ae & sTs5 Ss t 20 Sgs
iS iS9 yRltsd s's tssSis Is ss5 5issssss v,sS
Skiser many ysazs Of laboriOus study and szpsEi,
slos, De- SiBSOs z hsgsy y a ssias A ssIa e e.
5sFERBY AID FEREAHEsT OUBA -,T.
PRIVATE DISEASES
,ritb elI Lad ed5etn arising thbrefron, fnciddnlg
DEBIETTY on GERVOUH OSRBATIOk. b
= 81 E6om o sd slseho @ s suassds j Ia doss Vie T
salatYl5d phyaieianBs uho proie 20 reat al Tivhss
mEiStles With saooeEst ana Without rspsiTiDE ths
r az sSJE does not boast thst hsIs rneSlbeF q
others do pprposs q ths ipp eqeat
and Who hed ont zEses * nsYer 70 g ~ ~.
this, chat ha b able q give tine aasHotion .
those who rgposs sas3 y ~ sbiitE aaa intss
fity, ana thst Re eas psisteo sn hLnsElcsn sfsteo
q tfeatrnort SfisA eesisess ~, lsytsisn q lHn.
Sen or feTigfoT sRF pstsnt uihiaslo to uR iJf the
raeal o1ro o. ssE5inAl Weasass a9o eu 5is5z5s5 g
1 asEnnSsmensEs both nentsl aIa phYssoliF afiEinR
fr6Id hsxGsl os sscret sngufs ed 10 p . f-srs aa
Dr. GIBSON AiEo cleilns fgr bis ne1 trsstmer s5s
foIOvfne sdVantasSa over ell OtbeTI Fst diseOya-sa
ana arsf, Che sgsnts qsed 80 10 10 Tospoot asaSrs
EBles be uass no FNltus cf .ie dErk ega5, auch e.
EsFcury, nor any otakT deletsTjou5 drugs Secondly
10 TsstFiotionE ID as Or bsinsss r9guiree ThiTd
Iy hls trsssnlsrt Is ositty0 and ooTtEin IN az csS
ssHtsDds PEepaE5e g 80 lnl3 5ny pEbito q psFs.s
bhspitsl 20 The 0nitea Etaiog pnd c5IhonBtrls5 ths
in aoss syrsFisTttV OF his new tTezsaea1 ever any
ofheF pog kuOpfn 20 sl6 lri 81 Roint Of sroEl9S
ness, psrmhnsaoss risrst sa'ttF apd ooli7SotsI1cs
l q ths Eatlens.
/ Hr GI6lBOH = BaG2aEfEsly locsind "a CisFrie1a,
sad has dHrIng the FRst two ToslE pcrsor1n5d many
u1Ies nf eteeasss St5ch had for yssrB ressiea al
other modes Of testeCne. beg tFOl 80
thdistduAlEp pf tie Est rsspsota5ity in glssesTd
kostons Aod Eordl an1 Greer oltlss N tsS51se .
i DysFsBSias Ehnssneli7 5csofsh aQ9 al Sf8olfe
1 diseases treated Sith Superior eros5st. d
/ - Medicine sspt % gay Fart o. ths couns7y On
/ Pbosips o. ten d9slass. 81 m- H.r
| ~. 9IBGSH's &Cs N0rE on thTeieiazF fos Asis
DR.. GTBsOS, 7' Ht
| Rrafessor Of Elsetresas4Y Gs8 &s2;siss,
sa5- Oilca Nc III ntsrlo strsrs, as =ssirf. hs7
/ EcOru from the FGbHo sgusre. l-. !!
| O1lco hour from to u aad bl1a n 5elCeE
l DnflF, (BandsYE hEosUtBi-N rsz1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
! AGRlCULT LTURAL. =


ERESH TOMATOES l. BLACK
deeSs = -S--sgs --iT J. stale q son.
@ ~ EEiGT HERBS, SWEET MAR.
- JOBAM, thyme, Summer SAyory and sage can
bs md Of 2 z-ilsE - Esz J. sTAIB g SOH.
CPLIT PEAS, PEARL BARLEY,
~ 1-->' j. STAIR & SONS,
dec2gT rr.aH. us Ontario street,
dup COkN.-SU1H AS WILL BE
sure to pop, being Of the growth Of $780, and
oonAsQueatiy thoroughly dried. For sale ~ -
dec2l aa-it- - - G2l- J. 5TAIk z SON.
DUCHWHEAT FL0UR-AVER
I'D nice article. J: STATE 4 SO9.
GiRANBERRlES S,-THE FINEST
9 J cultivated Cranberries, every way superior to
'HS ds9S Is''h e'AnD0'i'' 80" J, STAIR 8 SON.
uYACINTHS, -GRUWlEG IN
glass or TOts-a very pretty srtiCle for Christ
ms or New Iear's present. Fog sale BY ,
DEAD J. bTAIB q SON. &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
z" - 3. 3. g e0MMlSSI0H.

EOR SALE.=l, 900 BgsH CANADA
r4ss, 90 bbls choice CFanbsrieB in store and for
! 1zla b - =. 0AIDWELL sIMMoEs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
ours rssgs0'IaRtl2E 'nIaRtl2Et1Fr THlxTzB."

= Ear sEEkTE GHAMBER, o., April 9th, 1884,
-sDR. J. Ca EER-Honored Sir; have made q
thoroszh al Of tJs Oathetic Pills len by Your
agent and haVe been cured By them oi the dreIlfa
rheumatism under Which he found me suhering.-
TIE drst aoso relieved EHei ard few Hubseauent
dusa4 sntiTHly removed the disease, fesi in 6ottrF
health now tran Tor some years before, which al
tribute entirely TO the ELECTS Of yotr C6thartic
Pfils Yours vita great esp pscty
.--sr LUOIus b. hEFCALF.''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

= LIAM MB UbGHI CIHEGSH..-226 so . 10
-A pounds Hsiii blrsh ghsess this cay rssslVsd
~ -t1r Tals fy " alElIfIEdHf e..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are sure cure fcg -
75ck HeadSche, --.-.- q
pTlpepgt4,
Fodi Etonlaof, :. D. H.-1 s.Hr-r-f
General and Nervous Debility,
Bililou5 ard Liver Com plsini.,
CcstiVenesg, ScrOful Gus Hr
fuH Enors, E0Fsrgt &C., &C. Z
and are Al Bsie ana reliable Family Medicine, Here
or them aaed than any other kifds 6l-L
i-taeT Clfuuisrs, FOR sale 81 q. y. Gaylord, n
W. Palmer, Benton Brother, and StropR Arm
strong, Cleveland, Ohib, and b. Gl DRUGGISTS n the
CigVsisnd Chic, ~ q T7-- @, e. EORBIs,
esnS-Si kEsnt Tor Ohio. AiohiasR Ahs Irdiala-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

2
tho Probate Court for Cuyahfga comfy, Ohio,
netise is hereby giFen that ne ere itors o. hary
before ne are allowed sixty ds5 from this dste OF
that purpose. An claims net proved stlhs exDira-
Hcn of that time will act Eoticed ~ e.ahinea
dividend. = 2 GRAh Mn. 80
lsE Assignee Of a. Msry lisek-
z Jan. ], 1859. ilulsIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

TIHNUWIA, La D II, EE hHIl, ULIfl I
HoRJA, , s. Ton; and ether we'll known brands
81 Akron made Flour iDr sale by ElIA ~ -.
decls q asil .s1 -ObhRks GhRDRER& II CO..
5 37jAMPIRH,s CATARAGl. De-
q N GRARF, suck Greek, and Oity b MS Muuois
ll5ar on fand al ths tina and isr sAlaa market
dsSis - CLARK. eLRpEEB 90 a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
lIORNIN8 q El!A. !. DER y U.
ESs q is5E EI5II. FE5 5. 90 p

Tnta-1s III. ffnsbtarfef s@-a Now Armr
rl1ov5.-. a sfea 81 ~ 65aaGAanD nDonaras,I
49, q Flsbi ftIle n ilani foYE eelz.ua
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
CANFORD's HAIR DRNssINg

oetlakn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
FOR SALE OR REHT.

STUhES AND 0FFICES.-TWO
~ eood Stores AID ssversl UficsF tolst, Ia AmeIi-
can 5ail1ings EGQuire Of 5. COLAHAH,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct 90.
FLOUR held higher; super held at
s. so, with no buyers at over S. 25.
Prices are therefore nominal.
WHEAT is held at 2@3c. above views
of buyers; hence nothing is done
Corn 3S@39c for shelled.
OATS unchanged.
WHISKY in active demand at 34c.
Nothing done in MESS Pork. 500
boxes Short Middlings sold at 7c,, to be
delivered in December
A good demand for LARD at &C., for
delivery in December, and 9ac. on the
spot. II
1000 GREEN HAMS sold at &c. 100000
lbs. BACON SIDES sold at &c BACON
SHOULDERS are offered at sic, packed.
1000 Hoes sold at 81 IS, delivered
next month. Weather rather mild for
cutting, which has slackened the de
mand
Active demand for SUGAR, with sales
of 300 hhds. at ll4@ll4c.
COFFEE unchanged
GeLD, SILVER, and DEMAND NoTEs I'M
changed. EXCHANGE dull. or
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30
ORDINANCES.
An Ordnance.

DROHIBIT1NG THE TEARING DOWN OF
Il posters, programmes, and other notices and
advertisements, and prescribing punishment there
for. Passed October y, 1867.
SEC l. Be it ordained by the Common Council of
the City ofEvansville, that it shall unlawful for any
person to tear down any handful, poster pro-
gramme, other public notice attached to any
house, fence, wall or other structures for the pur-
pose Of advertising any article of merchandise any
lawful assemblage to lie held, anything else to
be done that is not prohibited by law; Provided,
that the owner owners of such house fence, or
other structure, and the perssn or persons who
caused such public notices TO be posted up. shall
not be included in this ordinance.
And provided furthe, That no advertisement or
notices above described, except religious notices.
or notices pertaining to the interment of deceased
persons, shall be attached to houses of worship or
within the enclosures ofcemetaries.
SEC. 2. Any person violating the provisions OF
this ordinance, shall be fined not less than one
more than ten dollars for said offence of which he
or she shall have been Only convicted.
SEC. <. Nothing herein contained shall be con
srued to prevent the destruction of obscene adver-
tisements or notices, shall this ordinance be
nstrued to inter ere with the execution of Section
4land 81 of " An Ordnance defining offenses and
prescribing punishment therefor passed Septem-
Der 18th, $50. VIM BAKER,
Attest, L. BURKE, Clerk Mayor.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Refugees who
have reached the United States banking
fishery on the coast of Florida, reports
that the destruction of the extensive
steam salt works in St Joseph's Bay in
Florida, on the Sth ult, by the King
fisher, was heavy blow to the rebels
and created great excitement through
out the Georgia and Florida, these works
having BEEN the main sources on which
these States relied for salt for this win
ter's provisions for their troops, and that
it was greater injury to the rebel cause
than if we had captured 10000 of their
troops.
About two hundred deserters from the
army of the Potomac were this morning
sent back to their respective regiments.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30

New YORK, October pa Centre
vile, Va, letter of the 18th, to the Phil
adelphia Enquirer, says; Last night a
scout, named Marsh, belonging to the
Connecticut cavalry regiment, was hung
at place about mile beyond Aldie.
Every day the rebels are becoming more
and more audacious in the execution OF
their fiendish purposes. Two other men
while scouting were taken prisoners Of
war; What the fate will be is hard to
TO determine
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30

New YORK, Oct. 29.-The Dist Maine
regiment was stopped at Princeton and
New Brunswick, it having gone South
in two trains and returned to this city.
1t is going to Fort Schuyler The oath
Maine is expected here tomorrow and
will go no further. Several New Hamp-
shire regiments are expected to be de-
tanned here
The Philadelphia Press contains a
hint that Gen. Banks is to head an expe-
dition to the coast of Texas.
Gen. McClernand' expedition, it
says, after clearing the Mississippi of its
distractions, is to 60 to the interior of
Texas.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30

ST. Louis, October 29.-Maj. General
Curtis telegraphs to Major General Hal
leck that portion Of General Schofeld' S
command, numbering 1000 men, at
tackled rebel camp some three miles
from Fayetteville, Ark, yesterday, and
after sharp fight of one hour complete
ly routed the rebels, 1900 in number,
killing eight on the field, wounding a
great number, and capturing all their
camp and garrison equipage. Our cav
airy pursued the flying vagabonds far
into the Boston Mountains. Our loss
was five wounded, one MORALLY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30
Gen. McclelIan,s Headquarters.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.-Gen. McClel-
Ian, yesterday morning removed his
Headquarters to Berlin on the Virginia
side of the Potomac. Berlin is below
Point of Rocks .so
1t will afford the friends of Col Miles
satisfaction to know that the testimony
taken by the military commission exon
crates him from the injurious imputation
of having betrayed his command into the
hands of the enemy
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30
A Rebel Forgery.

WASHINGTON, Oct 29.-The pretended
intercepted letter from nephew of w.
ii. Seward, Secretary of State, published
in the Richmond Dispatch, is a forgery,
fabricated by the rebels.
The Secretary of State has no such
kinsman or friend as the letter states.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30
Gtt 1aiGu auntnar.
AGENTS:

The following gentlemen are eur authorized
Agents in the places named:
s. NJ Pettengiil L. Co., No. 81 Park Row, New
FORK, and No. State street.. Boston, are our
gents for the Journal in those cities, and arc au-
soriE.d to take Advertisements and subscriptions
us at our LOWEST RATS.
DR.. Ralston, Bosnvills, wsrrick Co.
JohR N. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co
JShn r. Doughsrty, ROskPort, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John =. Handy, Nswburg, warrick Co.
Dr. Mzrphy, New Harmony, Pesey CO.
A. =. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
PTsston Talbot, PosoyVils, POssy Co.
II. II. Custom, Petersburg. Pike &c.
Jonn Grant, Canal P o., Warrick &c.
Robt A. Throop, Francisco, Gibson Co.
Dr. III. Wilson, OwensVille.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30

BosToN, Oct 27.-The writ of habeas
corpus in the case of Mr. w. H. Wender,
issued by Judge Clifford, of the United
States Circuit Court, has not been served.
The writ was addressed to Col Dimmick,
commander of Fort Warren. The Depu-
ty United States Marshall, consented to
serve the writ, but was refused a pass to
the Fort without permit from Colonel
Dimmeck.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30
Hopping Up the Guerrlllus.

JACKSON, Tenn, Oct 28.-The follow
ing dispatch is just received from Brig.
Gen. Davis, at Columbus, KY:
The expedition to Clarkson, No., "a
miles from New Madrid, under command
of Capt Rogers, Co. X, I'd Illinois artil-
lery, has been entirely successful, dis
persing the guerrillas, killing ten and
.mortally wounding two, capturing Col.
Clark, in command, and Capt. Epsten,
three Lieutenants, three Surgeons, thir-
ty-seven men and several stands of arms,
forty-two horses, thirteen mules; and two
wagons, burning their barracks and en-
tirely breaking up the whole concern.
No loss on our side.
(Signed) U. s. GRANT,
Mai. Gen. Commanding.