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about ahree handyad Founead not less than
oas thousand and one surgeon estimates is Il
bfEeen hundf7d
Gsaeral 0glssby has died ot his we0ad hs
lived about twenty l5uF houIs Col OueI Oliver
/ was kii.sd on Sunday
General Ord dfovs the rebes fvs MI es over
1iils and tbsaagh valleys and woods, and 6nsiig
sores Tie dtfehie rlvsF at DAyis' bridge, about
twtive miles weste Of CoTinth
Tie 6ghr there lasted sgven hours. We fook
'ig9 prisoners. among them Ia officers d an
ald-ds-eslnP 10 Van Dorm, who was in command
of tie rebels
Price, when he advanced on Cosinsh, lef.
Brecil nTdgs on the H4tetie ia csarge af tha
baggage train fhe eFsbsls were pushed so close
q q shey destroyed this ssaia Ia this battle
9eaefM Old says We have several hundred
w9and-d, prob ably more snan tss enemy. Cen
eTsi easea y y0uisa Il c0m nsnded one
vision.
RsrTLE or coaISrH
From the Chicago JoRfnaL
From an eye witness Of ehs attack on C,,yintb
By Price, Vsl DJrn and L Iven we learn Ina
General Ros craas had bus II 600 nan. tba /
rebels about 30 900. They broke K seorans'
e-F'ter, aud came pell neil IL 10 C0rinih yellipf-
IKE demons bind kn9ll, near the public I
SO iaye, several batteries were planted, loaded (
Viz do1ote c1srgss OF grape aud caunis er
which the enemy dii not perceive. They 1
cfo"aed z square ful with dsnse masses Of 1
troops and when they wsrs as thick as they
could stand. the batteries opened on them vgi a
terrific set at short distance, piIing the square
into heaps Wiib their dead snd aouuded IIftsriy
as'onad d, they broke aud ran. our troops chare
i1g On ihein with the most terrible energy. Otrel
ioss was Severe 10 th7 attack which broke cur
e9n'e' ooi was fsAFf3lly made up by the artil-
y and bayonst eharg-s.
900 ,vel 500.
!. R9secrsns has p 0OO msn, Harlbut coco,
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NRWFnR.

n 0rBs issred b the undelsigued ere redeemed
~ the otace n TIE seeiha.n Esp-sss Conpauy s.
q ksap Mi-sissippL
COS i9s vcK Fga
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HI.ADQ QuABrAHs DisTEsCT p : AIs-l
SIS PPI
JACKSON. hiss. Ssptember ls. ie52.
~ IHE 81 on uF gHre-ai order j. ruoiisk c IN
1- fe-n-iiln oI az hon Is E1ay concern IN
'hz Diz ra,t
Hy o-asr Of BT5Ead.er rlzensrsl RUG6LFs
z HNOE.
See staHt Adiatsn 6 sus-al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-13

GFEICE
BlcHsoyO Ta.. September Ssh, 1862
~ CoNHAS SDsRs Of Army e.rps. rssiDe1.
' IA q l6a III ula.s q his once n5rnss
r-t1r8s tuer p-erivs eolaaitnas she fsrrs frr
ID t. c snd seec,d NJ % sas dretlsIs expressed
t-a--
l58e -s r eblg- Of esops ~ inst uetson vi u make
ole 6 sash siid spth ~ each Uost
--lu go -t-iso - th= Tsei ars srrY G. 81 VI
tls eu.H5sf irts err 4i-a s. caraP ~ % dst
is repa.- g nur bar euvall a1cep 90
s-t lrga +, -fr-rts - iss IL i re1,ais-rg Is
camp
II or1er
sdi s. COOPER
Adj tsnt and La Eeetar General
tefci d So. Ho.fE.
Era2 ir~ Erfffa-t nsrai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-13

"A istrsiion ~ shs eshe 81 Dr Cop Il
% sbasobie ms Of "a sss ID ! ". 10 srsnf. q
9 m oy ths h'o1sfs csiuft Of sisd a s. ou p. :
day e Fept 1her aufi E iis plem1-r ge-nt--so L
clans aEa rs tAe sai cesesel ba pres ni4ii 10 ls
aeol a. g ine usaozr ad ssih-a t9r tls rsEe to-
5y laH, sse ih-y isi. 81 III eqsr bsre
AYIS4 a G00PFR
"a 4eE4sF
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% aiaeola's .Aa.nlniatra.lo...

4 NRlutc for s.iHcoin's Reconsideration.
The N-S York LldepeHdsnt, which Is charged
by its temporsTes WITH belonging o the lesgu-
tor The dlspscement of L ncoln, has the follow
lug complimentary notice Of tue Gorilla
We have no doubt whatever taat 4r Lincoln
means well, and tasks himself to do well for the
country Bus he is ea oveTm ,tehe1 man. lie
cannot carry the geverRmsnt' in this great exi-
geney
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AB-UIAN4 AID -TsiR- ENkRALSg
GFFIGE
HEcEHoNp Ta- September Ssh, 1862
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
gRORI VIRGINTA.

HARRIsOEBURe Va, April 20.
Three thoQssnd rebels under Edward
Johnson, formerly of the Federal army, are
pested few miles from 5tauntOD, but in
position easily accessible to escape in case
Of Gen Milroy's appearance
The u Ost reliable news from Gordonsyille
is that there are only four brigsdes there,
not numbering $1,000.
Gen. LOaEstreet with his command has
gone to Yorktown.
Should johnson retire he will probably
reinforce jackson on the Blue Ridge.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 22d says
IN effect that tho destiny Of the Oonfederaoy
is trembling on the result at Yorktown
If successful it will give US six months for
carrying out the consoription set arming
and equipping large army, and launch
a feet OF Merri. uaosi but if unsuccessful
Virginia is lost.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
oid go C.rturlur = eun.

There is 6n old chap in Berdan'S Sharp
shooters known as 'i0ld Seth BE is quite
Q ehafacter, and q q crack shot--one of
the best IN the regiment. His "instFu-
menta ds Be terms &, i6 one Of the heavi-
est tel ,Boopic Tifes. The other night. ct
roll oall, ssold Seth" vas ron sit This vas
someWhat uuusual, e. the cid chap was
alVays ID % time a 8slFg.IIil I,5.E|li |j5IiE
TO huEt him up, be being somsBhst fearful
ambulstlnE -aEouad In the adTsnee % TIE
picket lines, hs heard 3 low fhalloo -
i'Who's thsre7" inquired the sergeant nIt's
ne" gsspoadpd esths and HTs eApsif,d q
ssoegk g1n. aBring Il In, said tie SER
Teaut. "oanit do Il p exolslmsd Seth. It
Soon bSoemg uPpaFont 10 tie sergeant that
i'ola soth" had The exact range Of enc Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
rh.r.zrltorr ofLnrnIrn.

A bill has been recently introduced in
the United States Senate, and referred to
the Oonnittes on Indian Affairs, Ht0 pro-
vide 9 temporary government for the Ter
ritory Of LanRiWa" The Philadelphia
Press ssys it is designed to officially call
that portion Of our country designated on
our maps IS uThe Indian Territory" here
after by the name Of LanniHs, and to enact
that Il ishall be and remain permanent for
the occupancy and colonization Of all In
disns and tribes Of Indians who are now
there or who may hereafter 90 there" II
provides for the pFOse etion Of the rights
Of persons OF property nov pertaining to
the Indians who reside there $50 long ss
such rights shall remain unextinguished BY
treaty gith the United States" but de-
claras that shall be prohibited. The second
section Of the bill authorizss the formation
Of trsades with Indians, in other portions
Of orr country, TO induce them to emigrate
e LanniFa, snd to adjust ell claims that
may arise from their emigration. Out Of
the funds obtained from the sale Of the
lands they Esoate q sufficient sun is to be
reserved 70 maintsin schools for the educa.
ton Of their children, and for the oonEtruo-
ton Of saw and grist mills, blacksmith
shops, etc. A Governor and Secretary,
District Attorney and Marshal or the Ter I.
ritory, ere to be appointed BY the Presi-
dent, and It is to have q Legislature, to o0n-
sist cf Council snd House Of Representa-
tivss. The right Of suffrage Is to be en-,
ioyed By every male Indian above the age
Of tgeniy.one years, after he Is a resident
Of the Teroitory for thirty days but By no
white man, unless they are adopted into
Indian tribes. A delegate Is to be sent to
Congress who is to possess the same rights
and privileges 90 are exercised and enjoy
cd b he delegates from other Territories.
1he influence exercised over the Indians
Of this region BY Albert Pike proved ex-
tremeIy injurious 70 them and to our sol
disFs ct Pea Ridge. The bill we have re-
6srrsd %, Il adopted, viii have an impor-
taat bearing upon the future destiny Of the
Indisn raco. LanziEa oontains many semi
oivillged Indians, whose ezamplA VIII as
eigt other tribes IN learning the arts Of
pesoe, and who will form the most avail-
able nucleus We possess FOR 3 prosperous
Indian oonfederacy. II the proposed bin
gradually frees al other parts Of our
oouniFg from Indiansi on such terms Es
they deem Satisfactory, and transfers them
20 q new place OF abode, where they viii
have superior opportunities for mental and
moral inpEoVsmsnt Il will accomplish q
very useful end.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
OhIo,s RraEsrI YIndIoated.


The Chicago Tribune, having spoken Of
the charges Of ooWatdioe which have been
made against certain Ohio regiments at
the battle Of Pitibburs Landing, and Of the
subsequent explanation Of the ciroum-
stances, pays the following tribute to Ohio
bFsVsFy;a 15ai8a
s9HtGFiia he obaardios of Ohio ssJl
ments ct Pittsburg. No troops fought more
determinedly than they-dsspits eli eip-
bumstancsss-and .he truth of history 4
their ample Findiyation. They we're unfor-
tunste III their command ders-unSoriun
les raw trOops) IN their exposed position ;
but the record Ohio has made on every Geld,
and chat which her sons will ret make
will suffer n0neby comparison orcomment.
The Buckeye boys-srs Sound 70 the hearts
sore. Thsy- ara moi % wards.
Il Is understood that Colonel Appler and
Colonel Mason viii be relieved Of their
oommauds, as they should be II the above
Fep0fts aFe true Of them. We expect 10
hear % some el6fiods deeds done By these
regiments Jet before the war iS ended
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

The Barbarlty Of the Rebels
Report of the Committee l
SAVAGE WARFARE OUTDOAEI
The Situation in the Va. Valley !
THE SIEGE Of YORKTOWN /
IT DECIDES THE FATE OF THE
C0NFEDERAeYl
GEMS. STURGiS EkB DENVER RE-
ulEVED FROM COMMAND !
COL. JENNISON RELEASED!
Yhis MorninO's Report
COL. JENNISON RELEASED!
Yhis Mornin0ia Report
FROnI WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 80.
The Joint committee on conduct Of the
war made Q lengthy report Regarding the
treatment by the rebels ct Manassas, Of
the remains Of officers and soldiers killed
there. They ssy the facts disclosed are Of
q painful, repulsive and shocking ohsrao-
tar.
The rebels have crowned this rebellion
by the preparation of deeds scarcely known
to savage warfare; investigations have CO
'tablished this beyond controversy. The
Witnesses called before as we're men Of un-
tioubted veraoity and character, some Of
them holding nigh positions in civil life,
and differing in political sentiments. Their
evidence presentsa remarkable coincidence
Of opinion and Judgment. OurOWn peo-
pie, and foreign nations must with one go.
cord, however they have hesiGated hereto
fore, consign to lasting odium the authors
Of olimes, which in sll their details exceed
the worst excesses Of the reports in India.
The outrages on the dead viii survive the
receollection Of the cruelties to which saw
age tribes subject their prisoners. They
we're buried in many places, naked, with
their faces downward; they were left 10
decay in the open air, their bones being
carried off ss trophies, sometimes, as the
.eruth proves, to be used as personal adOrn-
msents, and one witness deliberately AYERS,
that the head of one of our most gallant
officers was cut off by seoessionist, to be
used as drinking cup on the occasion of
his marriage.
William Allen Brysnt, of Virginia, ueph-
eW Of General James Barbour, has been
appointed chief Of the Bureau Of Inspection,
81 the Post Office Department.
81 he vote in the Senate, refusing by four
msjoFity to refer the subject Of the confs-
ten of rebel property tos select committee,
Was regarded as 3 test vote between the
friends and opponents of the measure, and
triumph Of the former.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
CLEVELAND, FRIDAY. MORNING, MAY. 2 1862

Mr.. Wilson Of Massachusetts,, offered .
resolution that the Secretary Of War re-
port whether one Frederick Emory, who
murdered Wm Phillips In. LesVenwoFth,
Kausds, in 1866 or 1865, had been appoint.
Cd ts any place in the Department Of Kan
saB
Mr. Lane, Of Kansas said the Govern
meut had befoye It TO day the Kansas din
GUILTY, end he presumed 1t would correct
the evil
The resolution was laid over.
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II. ssa o. F..,n..,.
rFrom tha Ironton Rarlater.l ]

The sd Ohio Regiment is not open to
the charge Of ooWardice They fought we'll
throughout the whole battle, lasting two
dRys. They came near icing disersoed By
the eoNardly flight Of their Colonel, ]. j
Appier, bIt he has been, OF viii be, Dismiss
ed from-th service, in disgaFcs. .
The SD hes 9 right 70 our charity. It's
easy for us-Who, perhaps, lacked the oour-
age 10 Voiunteer--to condemn those who
have LETT al, and borne exposure, hardships,
and danger, because, surprised and over
powered, they faltered and fed;-itis easy.
but unbeoOming. Rather, let them have
our sympathy. Let US uphold them now
they are defsmed; and from the evidence
constantly aOoumnlsling, show to the world.
that, Of The battle Of Pittsburg Landing the
SD Ohio sgere not ePgards. 1TreFG
The men ID tie 5Sa Ohio from this ooun-
ty viii see to 1t that our name is redeemed
and the courage Of our soldiers vindicated.
The remembrance Of the 53d will nerve
them u o7sIy combat, and they VII heht
the braVer from their determination to wipe
out every trace Of that distressing affair.
Men Of the 5sdl Lawrence county does
not disOWn you. she does not cast you of.
You are her men still Her confidence in
YOUR skill e unshaken. She expects Won
70 seek out opportunities to prove By noble
conduct end glorious victories that her con-
idenoe is not misplaced Remsmberi--
the misfortunss Of the past may be forgot.
ten in the triumphs Of the future.
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FR0aI sT. LOCTs.

ST LOUIS, Nay 1.
Col. Jennison received letter yesterday
from Senator at Washington City, Which
stated in exploit terms that an order re-
lieving Gems. StuTgis aud DeAvsr Of their
commands In Kansas had been forwarded
from the War Department.
Jennison Was yesterday relieved Of bis
personal parole, and Is now only obliged
to report by letter under this liberty. he
eupeots to leave to-day for Washington
City, ,q -.a =. 49,, I, ,3-l T..
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Ebin AftarnoOn,e Riepert.
FROM wAsHINsrOM.

W WASHINGTON kNprll 81.
Special to World II
The Petersburg Express Of day before
yesterday has a long editorial on the loss
at New Orleans, and says the city was cap
tured by our gunboats being encitsed with
wet bales Of hay, so that hot and cold shot
were Of no use fT
The LOuisians, mounting % guns, Was
sunk, the Express says, by our steel point
ed, conieal shot
The cotton was destroyed by FIRE and the
sugar emptied into the river.
The specie in the banks Wss all removed
from the city when Gen. Lowell returned
to the city. c
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the enemy's heaviest guns, End they could
Hno4 lead ii for fear OF being picked OF by
him. Again the old-msn shouted -'Fetch
me couple Of haysrsacks full Of grub, as
this is my gun oaRd the onssed Vsrmints
shAn't Ore it AViD Ehile lhe 1qtmmAge
lasts" This was done, and the old patriot
has kept good watch over that gun. In fact
Il is captured gun"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
BROW NlVW YORK.

I'D H tI lNRB oRE, Nay 1.
Last evening Super tntendent Kennedy
received INTELLIGENCE by telegraph from St.
Louis that the police in that city had ar
rested RadetsEi, who is alleged TO have
murdered sigismund Fell Ver, Q German
jswelier, and robbed him of nearly $780,
600 in gold, notes, and diamO uds, sbSut INC
middle Of October, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
FRO1T NRW YORK

NEW YoRK, May l.
The Herald says: We have received in
formation from q reliable source that GER
tain parties in this city are giving certain
aid and comfort to the rebels. II our in
formation be correct, two secessionisls re-
Gently arrived here from the South, and
brought on q vuantity Of tobacco, valued
atand bonght here for $50, 900, which sum
they invested in army clothing and hats for
the rebels.
These goods were sent from the city yes
terday to small town south Of Nashville,
where they viii be taken in charge by the
rebel authorities The boxes continuing
those are marked with diamond. If our
authorities on the line Of route exercise
due vigilance, the goods may be inter-
eepted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHNeToH, May !.

HoUBE.
Mr.. Blair, Of Missouri, called up the bill
recently reported from the milit ~ oom-
mittee, authorizing the appointment Of
fOrtifcatiOns, to provide for the sea coast
and other defenoes Of the United States,
end other purposes, an abstract Of which
published on tue 24th Of April.
Mr. GihneF explained the provisions Of
the BILL and in snsWer TO Q question said
that it suspended the appropriations for
foriifostiOns, alrssdy made. It also pro.
vides that the money shall be expended for
such works Of defense SO shall be recon-
msnded by the commission proposed to be
created by the bill
The consideration Of the bill was post
poned until Tuesdsy next.
NJ. Lovejoy, from the committee on ter
ritoEies, EapeEtad q bill 10 make freedom
national and slavery sectional.
The House then went into eommittee Of
the WhoIs-en the PaOihe Railroad bill.
sHHAFn.
Mr.. Howard presented petitions In favor
Of q general Bankrupt Law.
Nj Wright also presented petitions for
q bankrupt act, and said that none Of them
are from Indiana.
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fEA q TLEAl LENS OnoEHTs fjT.---1-s
=, s-57- 11ai ss1oEeiiR4 s94 HeHfiI1
a1reAttar d1EotsIhs1 =
s.-li,tSa 81, is,ff.lng qentiemsn's siof5i5e. y ~
5sstISs@S @ 15ii 95iifs ais : EozE q thS 6s1f malnsF
asts ~! si2lf5 55,4,I. Y give ~. AgSF lTisi,
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REvOLVERS AID KNIVES.
AND BOWIR

d EYQLsYEBS AND BOWIR-
III K9IYEs "A hns AaBortmsatr Of RsEQlFiag.
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hll.n 4 Weelook'ss Sharpg, spis's, smith WISE
4on's laEgEe sid 9-ssli fth various ether kiad1s
Just ressigpe end ieb ssieoAsag e e2i'
Car stsFls 10 asIoEsoT HtTsst, 0lSVaIaSd, o.
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OH oILll 0TLIiI
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mEBlCAL.
THE MOST IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
That EVsr appeared BstoTs ths PilblieI
DR.. RED EAD,
Veterinary Surgeon, has introduced hiI celebrated
GnIden Ointment of Iodine

For the cure Of SPAWN, RinEb ne, Curb, Eplints,
WiudgulB, IhOrOughp'n. Capped HOCk Weak Heels
Flounddrsi rhruaia, Y lRrtoTB Orack, Odntraoted
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In uss for sro hun me u upr1fsST
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-E1HNL LGR HRNNRNRR EAMILY

MuDIOINEB are prepared under the tmmedi,
st8 suParvisica Of Sgillinl PhyEiOia9 and thsl
may be relied uBoH In AZ cAses. !. 20
Phb lutsIiizeac8 Of theo0mmuaity II Dot inBultsd
y Tao Oher 81 : Eiasle msdleine Whieh claims 70
0rg All dlaaAssl, bus the GTolenbel h NEEDLES con
as1t o. eIeFB dideront Medicines, an une1uAiied n
ti5 cug5 Of the Iigeases for Whioh they arc recon-
MINDED, among which may b gelsosod one apPFopri
AZ 70 any o. lho diseases incident 70 thl eonatFs
Zoe ars,isnbsre VsRstsbls PiIis ara Destsr thaE
slly 6ther nd 0f Pills IN the world-pfloe Is oetN
eAg Qraienborg Uterine Catholioon is an lniaili'
ezg-Fbo UtsFins Usthoii5un viii 9lsO cure grAyeit
dEeas9 Of tno kiinsyE, urinary dimealty N mails
34segtpl and eif5agl0os ootlP9uaQ "a Q4e-tIlee
kn9 RfPieles54 lss ssonieiy s{silg = aeeFta5n s5e
fe f3rssr i.5rr Pile Rsrney meyer tlfls Is rorfla
nsntiy rsifsfs th B dislTss6ilig 6isosssIVfFss 81
'che afls-ea5sss g4 ildrsn's faHaoeA . ~ iayafl
apl9 Fouud "a AZ dissase' incident q thilaysr
The Gtali9ubafs Fever aud AFus hafn3dg ta q hoV
rqgn EpeCiao t3r this ParilcuiAr diEeHss-grloe bc
az osnVr ealFea q its baratTb Bi5ots-Tiot IS osnts
Tee GratslbsrF OouHumntiFe's Balm AloFd1 The
upst aslOaishinE rsisfin Al pulmonary e0mplaintl
Fss5 VoIk, "a ~ tist b has I0sn tde GreI5lb bot1
OsnsgnPttFoa Balm uled with ELest .lcoeia 4
fas 5eS..g-, -'--lih Bissers are nO!s Elss:s.H
fTais GrsisubsTF Eys Lotion - - Il D
i76asamHtlou ur dir5asts VI tbs EFo-Brioa q cents
sdH. Il. b. EmcsLFT-Dssr Elf; We bel q 8 dui5
vi owe 60 ths uubliC, 70 state that MarshAI,1 .
th3iio0n 8 = medicine lnE1luebla Tor complaint
oiassei nudet tho head 81 Female Diseases. Heh4V.
usod your Grnienbsrs Medicines and have boei
greatly bgnG1 ted thereby 50 much so sihHt Uors
$50 prten tbubai we would have ta6m. 10 tI1 thoug
ssnds Of cur sex who erO suffering nom weaknesses
50 would rCoomIagnfitho CEthoiiO5 81 sure Eeld
oss. ft giges atTungtb = thg system and aalabl3
sash Of the oTFEus % ilis ipiy 90 perform their el
hrs. h n. " EEE6,T -f
Gias o. 8WORHNTIeIR
3asdiua, hIarch ., 1881. qarns t11-
- irhe above uar1sd Endiss sie are paz1onAIIga5
Saafnted with, and know that for several yaAzH
while so lived In Medina they WeIs sra.t Buisrere
MisB s. has bs8n 90 badly afiioted that IL WaBlRi0
difficulty hIe was able % stand upon haI leet. 4eN
bottles Of OathCieon entirely cured her Of her CON
ble!Pts. lyHife rocsiYed great boledt frOm thti
r1sdloins. We recommend tt to tho Ladiss Of thh
equity ~ SAFE and eidoiant remedy for the mar7
- JOHN iWEEE55
Hdltor qAnneld BeTaia.
II FIFfIs n
] IL ETwaHI,HY. CaEnInnE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
Preparations for tie Advance upon Nsv,
0Fleann.

OElOanu.
From the correspondence Of the Philadsl-
phia Inquirer we take the following sketch
Of important events preceding the attack
upon the Forts below New Orleans:
FLAa SHIP aHARTFoRD,r
Head Of the Passes, April z, 1852.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
CELEGRAPHIC.

The BarbarIty Of the Rebels !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

FERN week, FrsoEI os vsr y
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-27
To Consul nlpflVcs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored TO health IN
few weeks, by very simple remedy. after having su
Tered several years with severe lung Affection and tina
dread disease, ConsumptioD-is anxious to make known
TO his fellow sufferers The means of cure.
lc all who desire 1t, lie will send copy Of the pre-
tcrpuon used gree OF CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing and using the which they will find SURE
LURE Fof CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, NC. The
only object of the advertiser sending the prescription
IS b'neft the afflicted, and spread information whc
he to be nvaua e and he hopes every suere
will Try his remedy as it will cost them nothing, an
may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON
WilhamsUurgh,
at3w3m Kings County, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-27
GentscHem's Vest Chains.

we fill orders also for every variety Of Jewery, and
" much less than the usual prices
PAY ALL ExPssss CHARGES goods sold by us. Mon
"dirc.s
ENGLEHARD l. sCHELL, "a Libertyst,E N. Y.
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