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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-31

NOTICE. WILLIAM SLADE AND
IN Josephine L. Slade, non residents Of the State
Of Ohio, RrU hereby notified that Lyman Little, on
the Sth day Of April, 1872 filed his petition IN he
Court Of Common Pleas, CuyahOga county, Ohio,
stating that the 4th day Of October ls tho said
William Slade executed and delivered to Little and
KeEos his six prOmsOry notes of that date for the
Of 500 90 each, with annual interest at six p0r cent
until due, and ten p9F cent annual interest after due
payable on April l. 1861, and the other hye each
yearly thereafter; that said October 4tl, ld to
cure the payment Of said notes. the said William Slade
and Josephine L. Sade executed and delivered to said
Little Keyes mortRge Decd thereby conveying to
said Little keyes their heirs aud assignees, the
following described premises; Situate in said Cleye
land, being Lot No. D. In Block No. two and the
northeasterly corner Of Huntington and Garden
Streets In said Cleveland said lot being IS feet front
on Huntington street, and 10 feet Garden street,
and being the same premises conveyed 10 said Slale
by said Little 4 Keyes. That plaiutif Is now the
legal Of said notes and mortgages and that there
now die Plaintiff said notes from said W llliam
Sade S439 45 with annual interest aer October a,
ls6l, at ton per cent Slg Z and on S2i200 after
April 4, ls62 at ten per cent? and tho annual interest
at six per cent SSO00O after October 4, l555 until
due, and ten per cent. after due. .l.Hr
The object and prayer Of said petition s to recover
the amount due said notes. and 10 subject said
mortgage premises 10 pay the same. said duendants
are required 10 answer said petition or before the
third Saturday next afeT the expiration Of six weeks
from the irst publication Of this notice
saI 2. H0VEY, Plaintiff 8 Attorney.
Cleveland. April %, ls62:3gl
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@ the above, and alsp all contagious diseases Of the
J. GnRODUCTINE ORGANSs ayith an bad effects
s fisiug therefrom, including rehUral
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In extent TO England, with a pop
ulation Of 1,T23, ,G56, and soil capable Of sup
porting @, 900, 900. No State in the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 50 great an inducemeut to
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil so admirably combine 70 pnodue8
those two great staples, CoEE and WHEAF.
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CULTIVATION OF COTF0E.
lTolls, Ch1Tthes, lnl a he BlsIIiagI q CTI1ial.


he esPerineats ia Cotton oulfltrs are gf
geTg great proHliss. Cogusaoflg in latitude
50 deg. 50 mia. Gee M1ftoon on tts Br1rcA,
Gad AssiIugpfiQs ~ fEs AfcfB Lfael, fiS Con-
pdHY YoiOns fhOa8dnd5 o fdcre8 lCeit adopted %
tie perfection of az t5E5. A settler hdcfl1
a fdsHflv of yoira0 ehfldrsa, eaa fura fieir
goifhf ~ kabor 70 Q slost Frglt 2 dec0ungt .
kAs grolgtl aad perfsctioa cf EAis p}aRt.
Tie giC0r0us eDerfiOns A0ig making % 90
tofn q supply Of Fslidois seed suitsd o ~
hoped, speedily 0i0g q sg1leisRf G1l0uaf 20
PiaHt a great 6readth Of taad-
MINING AND MANUFACTURES
The great resources Of ths State, In Goal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter'1 Clay, Limestone, Sandstone
arrival OF enterpriang and energetic men accus-
toned 70 convert them lnto gold.
RAILROAD sYsTEal or uLEgOI5'
Railroads Interest he whole siate. e1f5,-
O00, ,o00 have been Invested II compleilng De
great network that links every part Of th8 stli1
Into Immediate connection With ne gurroundlng
States and The directea thoroughilre5 q con- I
meFee.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAHROAD
Fravegses the EaoIo Isnsih o. tie slsfa, from
the hlnks Of the Mississippi and Lake Miehigau
run5 through the centre o. tna state, and or e.
thsF side Of the road along - whole length - }
the lands offered for sale. =
TO ACTUAL SEFTLER8A
From the unprecedented advantages kai5 Cen I
pany oilers, it Is not surprising that Z s1ould
have already disposed ol 80 900 scres 5f la1e.
Iiis now selling a. the fats 81 5000 aares pr
week. The population along the line has tre1led
in len years, and Is uoE 5l4, s91. Zh8 Ctmpl1y
sell to actual cultYat0rs and ever contract con
tains an agreement 70 cElliTate.
CITES, TOWNS, Markets, DEPOzz
There are Ninety Eight DepotI ca nc Oompa-
nyis Railrcad, Giving abgut Cna every sgTel
miles. Cities ToWuI and Villages are Etualed
at convenient distances fhro1ghout he Ulole
route. where eTsry desirable c0mmodliy may he
f6und as readily Is n he oldest cile1 q ihe
Union, and where buyers aTe b Be met i1r Al
kinds of farm prOdEce, - t
EDUCATION
GIecnan.cs and working men WiH ind he nee
school system eneouraIed b. The STATE, md En-
doFed With large revenue Tor TIE support q We
schools Children can I've u 1lght of he school,
the college, the church, and grow Ep Uiih he
prosperity of tse leading STATE IN ne Great e
No one Uho has visited dis splendld rsgion q
country can doubt thst Is equals the most laEor-
ed descriptions that have e7er been given q ilf
but let any careful observer visit e, and be ull
inform you thai the half has not been told Of ihe
advantages & oGers for immediate cccurltlla
and Immediate returns. The larUefsof sha East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are ncFln7
% Illinois in great numbers; aDd 3 b believed,
that II these surprising adEaniagel Tere male
known % the farmers, mechanics, Iaaruiaci1fers
ana working pop1lalidn q oleE,eToTded Aurpla,
theY would promptly aFal ihsmselges q -
knowledge.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Benton Brothers, Pi'as, Before 5. Fojam6e, J. P.
vs. Of Cleveland, Twp Guy
o. w Chamborin, Def ahoga County, Ohio.
"A TTACHMENT-0N THE 10Th
4 day Of March, 1852 aid Justice issued an order
q A5aehment IN the above action for the Of one
4nhaIed and three l4-0O d0llars and interest from
January ~ TO- The time TO which said s continued
iOr trial Is May Slsti at o'clock p. m.
lnaylessg DENTON BROTHERS
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
IA GREEA HOUSE PLANTS The entire stock
", yR5ieadi deceaad, VIII bo sold al public Faio al
tho rCleyeland NuraiTy," on the hfth day Of 1une
neNt, commencing Ht 10 o'clock A. NJ. ana viii IL
continued fromdhy 70 day u9iil "a, AZ az age geia.
East Cleveland, May %, is62 my5ss56 i3S .55
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DENTISTRY.

OELF-ADHBSIVE TEETH,
y WITHOUT SPRINGS CR CLASPS Drs HAL
tIWELL B DANIELS, Dentists, Estsblished In
1882, south side PUBLIC SQUARE over Ohnrchis Drug
Store. Mdgticating Teeth. with Flexible Base, for
ease comfort and natural APPEARANCE combined hav-
ing stood the test of i've years the satisfaction Of
all Wearerd, as is evinced by numerous testimonials
the ordinary nlothods All sharp edges avoided,
thore 4 extraction Of roots any painful opera
ton, while the m is Of the most unerring accuracy.
The success which our system has achieved has in
duced many initatorl. We beg state that the orig
inal can be found
ONLY AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT.
~ A singls Tooth 81. Upper OF Lower Sets so
and upwards.
n B. We send our pamphlet on the Teeth, postage
Zee, Whloh should b read By ali j aprloRE
NEEDLES.ABEsF QUALITY.
IN RETTBKRe HAVsAAHN,
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.. Attornays for c. ?. { I.R.R.
Dated May 9TH 4. D. ls62. may7:3g2

-CHERIFF's SALE. By VIRTUE
~ Of a writ OF Ficri Facias, issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas o. CuyahOgh county, and State Of
Ohio and TO directed, in the wherein Laura
g. MoYay Is plaintiff, and William NeVay Is defend
ant, have levied oa and shall expose to sale at pub
lie auction at the door of the Court House OF said
county, on the twelfth day Of June, A d. lS62, be-
tween the hours of two and four o'clock p NJ Of said
DAY, te following described lands and tenemeuts to
wit: Situate IN tha township Of East Cleveland Guy
ahoga county ami State Of Ohio and Is part Of lot ST.
and Is boupLUd a. follows TO wit: Easterly by tho
Holloway read, g. eRliedI nOrthery by land Of Nc
Vaan; westerly b. llnd Of George Q, shumWay and
southeTly b. lin drawn parallel with tho northery
line and far enOu n therBfronl 10 include one acre.
Appraised at two hundred and fifty dollars
JAMES A. CRAW, Sheriff.
By Henry NJ johnson Deputy
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Eli N. Keyes Plaintiff IL Court Of Common Pleas,
vs.; Of Cuyahoga County,

Iii n. Aeyes, flalhtis AZ NguEt OF common Fleass
John Dezendorf, DeftJ Oil5,
THE SAID DEFENDANT. JOHN
DEZENpORF, supposed to reside 10 the State Of
New York viii take notice, that on the al day Of
May, ls62, this Plaintiff, Eli n. keyes filed In the
said Court his petition claiming that defendant Is in
debted to Plaintiff for the breach Of crRn contract
entered into about the 10th day o. March, 1859,
by said Defendant with Plaintiff, whereby Defendant
agreed to build for Plaintiff inthe City Of Cleveland
in said County, q house, and furnish the necessary
work and materials to the value Of about thOus
and dollars, and to complete the same within three
months from the date last aforesaid, and agreed to
receive and did receive In part payment thereof from
this Plaintiff eighty acres Of land a. the price Of six
dollars per acre, but has wholly failed 20 fulfil bis
part the terms Of said contract Said petition further
states that plaintiff had fully performed all the con-
ditOns Of said c0ntract obligatory upon him. and that
be has sustained damage by default Of Defendant IL
the sum OF four hundred and eighty dollars, with in
terest from the 18th day Of March, ls59 Tor which
sum he asks Judgment. Defendant q required 20
answer or deur to said petition BY the second day Of
August, 1862, the same will be taken as confessed
against him. J. +. IGGERS0LL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Ciavnle,d n Nav % sIeg0.qot
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NEW ORLRANs, Oh April, ls5l.
LEAYITT THAXTER.

SENATE CHAMBER, Ohio April 5th, 1854 2
CDR. J. G. ATER, Honored Sir:-I haFo made thor
and have been cured BY them Of the dreadful rheum
Atism under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me- and few subsequent d0sog entirely
for some years before, which attribute entirely TO
the effects Of your CathRrtic Pills.
Ttf Yours with great respect, 81
LUOIUS B METCALFh
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The above are all from persons who arc public
ly known where they reside and who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction that
they were true.
PREPARED By J. G. AVER, so
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by @. W. CLARK, and By Druggists and Deal
ers eVaryWhere. dec5c R25dWstWeoW
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B R. GTB so N

PROFEss0R OF ELEcTRoPArHY AND 'MEDfcINR,
Ohice-ll9 Senecs-St., few doors from Superior up
stairs.
Once hours from to z ana from to O'Clock daily
(Sundays excepted.
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OIL OILn -OILlII---W. G. SEQ
~ AFEELD. a Coz Propristors Of the LarEsst and
Best OIL REFINERY In the Western Country, have
this day reduced the prices on their
KeFOslle and Carbon Oils.
The quulity shall be as hereeofoFes thsvery BEST
warranted. d.lz
to the Great Western on Horkgi Qaes, lB s., glair
st., rear VI Angler HouHe' tfpA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-31
AGRICULTURAL PRoDUOTs

The Agricultural productsof Illinois sre great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at 81, 900 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 O00,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, DuckWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Bests, Tobacco, Cotton, sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, Sc, which 60 % gFen
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
fegion. Over -Four Millions tons OF produce
were sent out Of the STATE Of IIlinois durlng tns
past year.
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CLsLTE

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 50 much
part OF the State 70 tho Tcrre Hnute, Alton st.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles, Is
Well adapted to Winter
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ME6IGELE


- I - - -sss-,
mi 81 SIS
rzru--a $780,
r A.Sal RI . ! q sSNl
f00 DOLLARS PREMIUMtl
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
CrSpermatOrrhea, elect, &C., and
IAIPOT ENCY CURED,
ArrER ALL OTTER TaEArnENT FAnslll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of Now York City, viii pay One Hundred
doilaa ior me proof that he over fails 20 cure the
tao proof that any other Physlcian in tho United
silics treqis the same diseases with equal success
nr. GIBSON Is happy In being able 10 announce to
tla unfortunate that ~ has portectod system Of
ttaatmcnf for
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
q The above and also l contagious Diseases Of the
Gfisiug therefrom, including rehVral
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRATION.
has succeeded Ia curing in this ety some Of
nom had expended hundreds of dollars with self
yled physicians, who profess to treat all private
tialedies With success, aud without receiving tho
Dr. Gibson does not boast that he Is a member Of
others DO tor the purpose Of unsnariug the Innocent
aGd who hold out great expectations never 90 be re
allied But what Dr. c. mirht boast Of this that ne
able 70 give entire satisfaction 60 those who re-
pose confidence In his ability and integrity and that
no has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician of London or Paris
Y any patent medicine 10 equal for tho radical cure
lfssmnal weakness and all diseases OF arrangements
10th mental and physical arising from sexual OF Sc
ret abuse.
Dr.GIBsON also claims for his new trcatmont the
0llOwing advantages ever all Others yet discovered
and hrst the agents used are in respect disagree
tble be relies Of the dark ages such rs Mer
curry, nor any other deletCri0us drug Secondly, no
restrictions in diet business Is required Thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain IN all eases He
stands prepared TO into any public private hoe
pita In the Uutted States aud demonstrate the i'm
nonse superiority of his treatment over any other
now known % the worl3 in point Of pFomptnoss por-
lnanencyi mtldnass, sal ~ aad convenience TO thepS
tient.
Or. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland
and has during the pas three years performed many
cures Of diseases which he'd sOr years resisted all other
modes Of treatment. HefeTnECe be given to indl-
yduals Of the first respects hlity in Cleveland BOs-
tom New York aud other cries In regard ~ skin and
integrity In ali professional Transactions. Dyspepsia
Rheumatism Srorfula ane al chronic diseases treat
ed with superior success.
Hl5- Medicine sent to es,y part Of the country on
DIT. GiBs0N's New Work on Physiology for sale at
his ofioe.
DIR. GIBSON,
PROFESSOR OF ELECTRoFArHY AND MEDIcINR,
Ohice-ll9 senecs-St., few doors from Superior up
stairs.
Once hours from to z and from to O'Clock daily
fsuudaVp eNrentnd }
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EYIENOS T PIANOS =
ca BARLOW, haEyT, No. 3
E1clid-lt., ClUV1lall, Ohio, g noN y y
lalirT fhe cclebrltee KhABE PIANOS nt greatly
t.N- prices Having Just rec1lfet q large a4.oft-
lai clta1le superior lnsirumautai ne WOule invite
N llIculing % bulchaee % call and examine fnem
'ltilIt nur11 1aeIlq elsewhere Every Instrument Il
NlllfH 1lI Iae Years
I'd tisnol snd Alelodeons taken IN exehange-
ki-uqs lloto4 anQ boxed With care Piano Boxes for
1ala. Einog Ionei and Repaired b5 C II lIAfTlIEWs.
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STOCK RAISING.

In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. All kinds Of Cattle Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &c, OF the best breeds, yield band
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the feld Is open for others 70 enter
with the fairest prospects Of Ike results. DATET
FAR,uEG also presents is inducements % many.
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TIE ORDINARY YIELD

OF Corn Is from 30 to so bushels per acre Cat
tie, Horses, Mules Sheep and Hogs are raised
here OF small cost and yield large profits. Il IA
believed that no section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which mus
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan.
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, q distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO. /

WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO. :
Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown In great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished lTom TO 6Eeeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Ferre Haute
Alton St. Louis Railroad and the Kankakes
and Illinois rivers, a distance 0f rs miles on
the branch, and 1856 miles on the Main Trunk
lies IN great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State. El
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GROVER & BAKERS
Sewing Machine Company.

salo hO0In.........lTl superi0T-st.l Ul3Volndl 0.
One Of Grover Bakers Noisaless Family sewing
Machines can now be bought at the
EXTREMELY Low PRICE OF $40, 90.
Having gained ai their suits at laWsith iniins us
Machines, the GnoFer & Baker sowing Machine Com
pany propose that the public shall Be- benened ter-
BY, and have sccordngy Reduced tho Etlce OF thelf
Family Sewing Machines about ~ q Gems.
Agents Wanted. Send for Crrulars. leh9
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OATs. BARLEY, RYE. DUCKWHEAT,


ced In great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsyivahla,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken!
sucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature In the State, suited 70 almost every product
Of the United States, ...... II. Is
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G0AL 0l. ANp LAIAPs.

china, 6fOcESry @ a and House SfHishlHs BsPot
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L. E. GOODWIN,
Plaintiffs Atty.


Cleveiand, Painesyillo a In Common Pleas Cuya- /
Ashtabula r R. Co, hh2gP h2gP County Ohio = /
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MINING AND lIANUFACTUBEa

The great resources Of the State, IN Coal, IroI,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Ciay, LimesloEe, ssndslolel
&C.. &C., are almost ulioHched theT aElit TIE
arrival OF enteFprlEing and energetic men acru1-
tlnel b conVe-a LlEl ne I'D ~
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INTERESTING FROM RUSSIA.

The dispatches Of the French Legation at
81. Petersburg draw sad picture Of the Sit.
ustion Of Russia, and Of extensive plots or
ganized in the army, the nobility among the
students and the peasantry. A dead strug-
gle exists between :he Paulist (Paulayisla)
and the German or Court party. The for
mer is seeking 10 force the Gear and the go
yernment to leave 81. Petersburg. The
leaders Of the Paulist (Psulavista) party de-
clare that as Moscow was burns 10 opposi-
ton TO the French. ST. Petersburgh shall be
burnt in opposition to the German or Court
party.
The English papers give detailed accounts
Of most terrible conflagra,ion Al 81. Peters
burg, which destroyed Several public edit
ces, amongst others that Of the Ministers Of
the Interior and Of Public Instruction.
Thousands Of people were wandering house.
less through the streets Of the capital. and to
add to the calamity, bands Of thieves we're
taking advantage Of the confusion TO plumber
the inhabitants. The disaster is said to have
deeply affected the Emperor and caused him
10 she'd tears.
An article from Spanish paper remarks:
J" Russia, a nation Of humble serfs and Of
mobiles devoted TO the throne. presents at this
time, 10 the astonishment Of the world, the
spectacle Of internal struggle-nota struggle
Of arm and Of blood, but a struggle Of conha-
grations, and which threatens slill more Sc.
rious consequences. In fact throughout the
whole empire are disseminated proclama-
,i"ns addressed TO the peasantry and the
serfs. urging them TO the destruction Of the
churches, the suppression Of the institution
Of matrimony, the establishment Of commun.
ionism. and the assassination Of all the fune.
tionaries Of the Government--and which
proelamstions are beginning to Jake effect. as
the Petersburgh journals assure Us that II was
only by great efforts that the lives Of several
Of the highest personages and officers Of the
Government have been protected from the
popular fury.
AT first il was believed thar the fires at
81. Petersburg we're the work OF criminals,
but the occurrences Of similar conhagrations
about the same time in different cities Of the
empire has revealed the existence Of revo-
lutionary element; q sad truth. says q Rus
sian correspondent, the though. Of which
caused the Emperor TO shed tears, for who
can say how serious may be the consequen.
ces Of this movement"
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HEROIC INCIDENT N NEW ORLEANS.

The Mobile Register saws: We are in.
debted 70 high authority for The following &C J.
currence in New Orleans. intelligence Of
which reached the city Friday:
Mrs. II. VI. Hyams, wife OF the Lieuten.
ant Governor Of the State, passed on the
street 9 number Of Yankee officers sitting
in doorway as she went BY. One Of
them arose and followed her fea steps,
and, arresting her progress BY placing MIN
self ia front Of her. told her that she had
omitted TO bow in passing. She attempted
TO avoid the ruffian, when he repeated the
remark. and asked her if she had not read
Gen. Buffers Order No. 2e" with refer
ence 70 The treatment Of Union officers aud
soldiers with respect. EndeayOring 10 pass
the fellow, he threw his arm around the Ia.
dy's waist, and pressed his foul lips upon
her face. As the villain released her from
his embrace, the Southern lady cooIly drew
pistol and shot him through the body, so
that he fell dead At her feet in the insolent
flush Of his cowardly triumph over the in-
suited virtue Of feeble and unprotected
woman.
Another Of The officers Immediately arose
and approaching The noble and courageous
lady took her by the arm and told her, so
that the other Federals could hear, that she
must accompany him before General Butler.
Ne Immediately placed her in d cab and
drove away-but not to the Beasts quar-.
tiers. He directed the cab out Of the city
and through the lines Of sentries-and fur.
Their on still, until beyond the reach Of the
tyrants outposts. The act Of the heroine
had made hero Of the witness. He told
her that he considered her act justi6abIe
and noble. and that in moment he had de-.
Isrmined that she should not be sacrificed 10
Suffers vengeance. and adopted the e1pe.