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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-28
RPnm NFW HnnuI

NV YoRK. April 20
The new gunboat Port Royal viii be pat into
commission this afternoon at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard under command Of Lieut.. Geo H. Morris,
whose gallant conduct On board the Cumberland
5..,TlanfnT
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- ms FEies Of ths MOnHmo LEADEh % news
agsnte s one Dollar and Eifly Cents Per hun-
ard, and no devissi0n under any circunstancel
The postage on the LEABER, % NeEs Dealers
is ons-fourth Of a cent per copy.
We Wcuid prefer that persons renting post
uge Stamps should send us one and three cent In
Stsad Of larger denonlnslions
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BUSINESS EOTTOEs.

ANEv THHe AND GOOD THIEe.-Best Dam
delion COffes is manufactured by P. J. Fer
ris, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, n. Y. The
Dandelion Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy Of
all the drinks now used for the "breakfast
table," Itis in flavor equal 70 "Old Jsva," {"
but has less Of the narcotic Stimulating ef-
fects and costs full twO-thirds less. L. A.
Gilbert, 1S2, Ontario Street, wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. sps:SsS
FhAHK PAEKHR.-LdvUry ana Boarding
Stable, % 6saScs EtrOst, A No. / Horses and
Carriages ct reasonable figures.
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sPRmHOFEFB.-stimPsOn is, beyond al
question, . superior artist, and We sdv1Is
those wishing 70 get 9 hns Likeness 70 call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 26S
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. R37:tf
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FROM PITTSBURGH.

PIrIsBUReH, Pa, April q.
The steamers MarenE0 and Haflmnu, sent nom
this city TO Pittsourg Landing, returned to-day
with seventy Of the wounded, Who were plleed
in the marine hospital. The boats started With
nearly 500, all Of whom were left at points On
the river nearest their homes. Among the
wounded are two rebel prisoners.
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- Attention Is called to the sale Of
Household Furniture, Horse, Carriage, Bug
81, &ss byo. Cutter 3 Son, 70 lake place
shis (lsonday) dsy ai 10 o'clock A. n, at
-tss rasidsnos q Ma. Richard Lord, No IsG
Fssnklin street., Wo5i side. space
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-28

-Eas THHazas.-The continued success Of
the Thsatsr gives hope Of its psrmanenco.
Tonight the drama Of f'The White Terror"
which has been in rehesrral for week past,
VII be presented with new and attractive
eppointments, startling incidents and effects,
ana rhIsarx, &o.
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS.
PATCHES.

The French Legation at Rich.
mOHd.
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OUR SPECIAL CAIRO DISPATCHES.

Latest from PlltsbuTg Landing,
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NRW YnRK NRWa

The Sunday Mercury states on autforify Of
oflcers Of the steamer Boston, that Fort Jaekgon
six miles below SaTEnnah 6 In our possession
nah.
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dORNING LEADER.


5oll Ellsl.F.-Ae.dl1F q llusls.
v. P. Fogg-Rsfril'rators. -.
I. ?. sssruood-71ai o7sned.
q l.As-R. r. Chspin-Lesiuso
hnst-A EIus EIik BE.
.. D. eiarn q Ce-Echolurlhlp wanted.
EuitbsFr a uan1nann-Iialaa Yeila.
Q. outnr tecn-Auction sale,
-losai Noties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-28

Merchants in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call at 2l5
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by the case or dozen.
April 2. E. ". PECK,
gueaaaaor IN F1Ilar 4 N
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A BATlL EEXPECTED TODAY

Plckets Within Speaking Dis.
tance.
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{ .FoELlEs sU3lR10E.AThs fine steamer Il
lsnois viii leave fhs dock Of Robert Hanna
E Co, on her first trip 70 Lake Superior, at
s o'clock tomorrow evening.
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UJuhty Tempsfahoe CosvsntiSn a. Dover,
April 23d.

UJuhty temperance Coav8ntiaH Et Dover,
April asa.
MnssRs. EDHoEs.-Allow me 10 tender 10
you, in behalf Of ne friends Of tho temper
ancs cause, their gratitude for the frequent
uSs Of your columns.
Aliho same time ought 70 congratulate
you, that you can thus serve one Of The
pulest reforms Of ths age. EoCurse is equal
10 iniamperancs-ths present war viii de-
atEoy fewer than the dram-ahopS-While in
toxicafion on the part Of officers and soldiers
iu fruitful cause Of The deaths in the army.
Our failures may Be attributed in many in
stances TO this cause alone.
The above Convention was pretty well
attended, and full Of spirit and SEAL The
resolution which called forth the most dis
eussion was one declaring alcohol q poison,
and incapable Of nourishing the physical
system, and that Che present alcoholic beV
erages are 80 adulteraied as 70 be still farther
injurious, and therefore they should be ban
ished.
These and other topics were discussed BY
Rev. Messrs. Smith, Clisbey, Brewster and
Wilson. In the evening a good audience
listened attontiVsly, for over an hour, 10 the
writer Of this notice.
The friends In Dover got up g bountiful
collation., 70 which all were invited, and the
choir interpreted the services with good
singing. ". II. BEEWsTER.
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Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader
OAIRO, April q.
The Memphis Avalanche of the 23d inst,
just received, contains the following items Of
intelligence
A week ago last Friday, eighty Federal
cavalry took possession of PocahOntas,
Arkansas.
There are To- coo Federal troops at Doni-
phan, No, engaged in building aat-bOats on
Current river with which to descend Black
and White rivers.
A raft built by the Federals above Fort
Pillow, and mounted with a large field piece
and 1s-inch mortar, was captured BY the
Confederates.
The condition of the roads will prevent
the Federals from making any move upon
Corinth for some time to come.
The enemy are making move in the di-
reetiOa of Humboldt
The Federals continue to shell Forts Jack
son and Philip, below New Orleans, slowly
at long range. Every day the shells fall
around the Forts, but have as yet done no
damage. New Orleans, it is conceded, is
safe.
Martial law has been declared in Vieksburg
and FIVE miles outside thereof.
The Avalanche thinks the lower branch
Of the Confederate Congress about the weak
est body of men ever assembled in legislative
capacity. The Senate, however, is body Of
able and patriotic statesmen.
A large body of Texans are in Memphis
en- route for Oorinth. In this war, Texans
will make record worthy the defendants Of
the heroes of San Jaeinto.
job. Debow, solicitor for the COnfedeT-
ate cotton loan, wants 20, 900 bales of cotton
for specific purpose in exchange for the 8
per cent. bonds Of the Confederate States.
A AmutIny had broken out in Nashville, in
consequence of the late abolition message Of
President Lincoln. Nineteen Federal officers
had resigned. The Kentucky regiments mu-
tined, and had pitched battle with two In
diana regiments.
Texas has Fifty nine regiments in the field
Alive to the necessity of defending her sea
board, she is building two gunbOats.
A score of English and French vessels arr
at Matamora loading with cotton, upon which
the Mexican Government have by proclama.
ton imposed an import duty Of u cents PEI
pound, and an export duty Of % per cent
upon all goods shipped from Mexico {,
Texas.
Gal1estoh has one thousand three hundred
and nInety-iOur mep in the army. TWentl
regiments Of Rangers sre being raised il
Texas.
The Federal steamer Montgomery burnet
the schooner Columbia, loaded with cotton
inside the st. Louis Pass, west Of Galveston
A telegraph dispatch from Richmond, d
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~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfuls, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given TO many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. sss advertisement in another col
umn. Ofics No. Ilo Seneca street.
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u ~ 7 IWNL1
Successor 10 Fuller & Co.
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FoE PHTssURsH LaEDIEs We are glad 70
announce thas Lieut. Floyd, Of Bartlett's
Battery, is corvalescent. He viii leave this
city to rsjoiii his battery at Pittsburgh
Landing on Wednesday, and VIII take letters
and packages if left ss thiB Office.
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PIANOS
PIANOsl FIANosH
a al BERLOW. AeTTf.

No. Euclid Street Cleveland, Ohio.
ID nov sclliag The oals bralsd KNABE PIA1Q5 6
qrsnfly reduced prlce8 HAVING iuEt reecige1
arg, assortmeEt Of those Superior lugtrl1e1lll -
would invite all lntsleiuE % pufch11e f1c-ls -
ersmIno than bsfor8 purcha1inz ellaWhar1. AFalg
1ngfrumeut warranted hT1 Tearl-
- Old FinnoE End mInicoann1 tllrl o. Ia--l-
- Piano1 moved and baEed WITH care- Piano
=. Pia1oS Funsd aud BsIaizud ~ q -. At
TaANA A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-28

tn PkRK.-To prevent the public from
Waking ovsr the plOwed ground in the
psrt. guard Of several officers has been
s.sblishsG, who faithfully discharge their
duties. as numerous diseOmhted and merit
6ed individuals who have had to retraee
thsir steps after plOdding over the greater
portion Of tie "saefsd aoil' wiz bear rs
witness. To put our readers upon their
Fusrd arainst similar unpleasant cOlliaions
win the poWe-s that be, We would state that
fls only route Allowed through the Park Is
over the stone walks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-28

~ DOyou know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, st Wholesale, at
liz Bank strest7 Please call and sec before
making your purchases.
apl:Ss9 J. MAsuKY.
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Passes TO the Sth Division Of the Army
Will Not be Granted
HHaDouAREERs 7EH DIVISION,

H14DQUARTERs 7TH DIVISION,
AMY OF THE OHIO,
CUNBERLAED FoRD, April Is, 1862.
EDTToRs LEADER;-Plesss call attention to
the fact, that passes to citizens to enter the
esmps in this Division are not granted.
"A knowledge of this may save many per-
sons who have friends in the Regiments
here the time and expense Of a trip to this
point, as permits will in nocase be allowed.
E. D. sAUxDERs, Aide de-Camp.
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FROll FORTREss rIONRoF-
NOZZLE, Ala, kuru2s.

EoRInEss MollR0E, April q
To EDWIE n STANTON, SEoEErAET OF WAB-
black fugitive Just from P5rancHfh, brin41 ~
Peters urg Exprsss Of yesterday which sont1iIs -
following --9
NOZZLE, Ala, Apr1 Is
The enemy passed Fort Jackson yesterday q
O'Clock A. n When the nsTB reached New Or1Tn1
the excitement bee fms boundiesl- Martial lay wa1
put in full force, and al business suspended. Al
cotton and steamboats, except ary tTlnsoftl,
together with corn and aIl1uuiticn, has besn. d.
stTOJed. At O'Clock to-day the operator hada Eood
bye, saying the enemy had appeared before tha cl.
This b the last known VIA send the partcuafs =
saon e. received. The negro brinEing this EaDoEtl
that the reb ls have two iron-clad gteaeEB nearly
completed and Il was believed the Marrimac Vodld
Be out tomorrow.
(Signed,) J. 3. WoOH
FORT MOsRoE, Aprft -
About 10 O'Clock today the enemy opened 9
brisk ire on our men near Yorktown River, WITH
OUT doing any damage.
One Of our gunb0ats shelled the reheI WoTiB
near Yorktown, abort an hour The enemy Fs-
nT rTffhnuf n rrun
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REVEEUl.

Receipts of customs at four principal
pslnts Ifor quarter ending April, twenty. I've
millions.
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- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in POllots, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strSnsth, cali ct Halls, II Public Square.
anFe-R1I
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HARPRRs1 WRFKT.V-

FOErEEss MoaRoE, April 81
Harpers' Weekly on arrival here today, vas
seized on account Of Objectionable details and
maps Of the Ticinity Of Yorktown.
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anAHEIana REaIstaK.

Clllllls wishing eonFeyluot q either Of TIE
aeQEa Nralas Or Bogts, viii Be cslled foF BY the
thsiF adtroE q tke Omnibus Once, lf7 Superior
rlFcei, RaEi door q the Weddell Hogls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-28

Late Surgeon General Finlay, having
served forty years, is placed on the retired
list on his own application.
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TELEGRA PHO.
THE ENEMY NOT VISIBLE (!

Supposed Retreat to Memphis !
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MEDICAL.
THF MOST IMPORTANT
- ANNOUNCEMENT
TAat EVSr appeared Before the PIbkei

DIR. Il e d h Il A ID,
VstsrinsTy Surgeon, has introduced his eelebrated
Golden Ointment OF Iodine
For the eurs Of SPAWN, Rinsb ne, Ogrb, splintsi
WiudRalis, ThoToughpln, Capps ID Hocki Eesk hetls
FiouuderB, Thrusts, QlarteTs Creck, Oontracted
ssls and al curabis diseases Of the Feet Legs, or
lSoulders and particularly sweeney or the Decay
ing OF the muscles Of he Hips,
portxut hints coucern'nE hor diseases 8hteh the
borss Is MIb'o 70. ItW req nrs no beifer reirenee
70 For Z sale bT srROBe ARMSTRONG. Prios 80
cent aud tl,00. a, "a. l., -
~ 7Sule a. it surpsssss anything Of Ihs tind nov
IN use for the humine. aFrzi-sa
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DestFuetlOn of Rebel steameFgI
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Gen. Banks at HarrlsOnbuFg.
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FLAGS and C0LORS.

madsc scf8lf, Buns-
inq and Mu8lin, 70
odsE, On zhoEt no
fica.
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GEN. HALLEOK mas ADVANCED.
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GEN. POPES ARMY ARRIVED
Mitchell EVaeuates Huntsville.
GUHBOAT TYLER GONE THERE.
INTERESTING SOUTHER NEWS.
A CLEANING OUT AT CAIRO.
An Abandoned Boat Load for
Dixie.
THE FORT PILLOW
Hospital Boat Tor Pittsburg.
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.I
OAIRo. ApriI 2e-
FRoM PITTsBURa LANDING.

Special Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.I
OArRO, April 2e
FRoM PTfTsBURG LAADHG.
There is nothing new from the army in
the field, if we except the thousand and one
rumors current in Cairo Of battles and skir.
mishing, nearly every oneof which exists in
the excited imagination ofitem.mOngers only.
The latest intelligence from Pittsburg is con-
tanned in dispatches to head quarters of this
morning. In them no mention wss made Of
battle or skirmish, or that there were any
movements of Importance.
oLEARIEs OUT AT CAIRO.
The Provost Marshal Of this post has late
ly done e big thing in the way of ridding
the town of the hosts of disreputable females
who daily and nightly thrOng our streets.-
There was a floating craft somewhere in the
upper portion of town, near the store depot,
tied tc a tree some dozsu rois or more
tom the lsvee, occupied as a brOthel, in
which were eongregated large crowd Of
abandoned females with their no less aban.
doned male associates. Dsspsiring ofriddiDg
the town Of their presence by q legitimate
method, Provost Marshal guard last night
cut the rope, and towing them out into the
current, cast loose and started them down to
Dixie to delight the first families Of
chivalrydom When last heard from, they
were gaiiy floating down the broad Misais
sippi, nine miles below Columbus, They had
hoisted the hsg, a white petticOat, and if
they escape the dangers of the hOtilla, and
succeed in eluding the vigilance of the artil-
lerymen at Fort Pillow, and the rebel gun
bOats, they win speedily grace the sweet
scented city of Memphis with their OdOrOus
presence.
ARRIVAL OF Troops.
The steamer Gladiator arrived from St.
Louis with the 10th Michigan regiment.
TIE FLEET.
No news whatever from the feet.
GONE TO PITTsBURG.
The steamer Black Hawk, chartered by
Gov. Yates, arrived here this evening with
nurses and hospital supplies, en-
route for Pittsburg, to be in readiness for the
coming battle. The following surgeons are
on the boat Drs. Johnson and Ishsm, Of
Chicago; Drs English and Adsms, Of jack
sonYille; DR.. Weug, Of COllinsville; Dr.. Atley,
of Como; DR.. Morton, of Quincy Drs. Nor.
gan, Barton, Stevens and Porter, Of St
Louis, and ten or twelve nurses. The sani-
tAFy Commission shipped 6fy boxes Of
supplies. Adjutant General Fuller is in
charge of the expedition.
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THR CITY


ApnHnss BT DR. NnWsEaRT.-T gentle-
nan, Ehs has bssn prominently connected
with the Sanitary Commission from the be-
ginning Of is lsboru, and who hes just come
fron Pithburg Landing, has consented 20
give au informal address upon the scenes
which have recently come under his obser-
Tafion.
Eoons is better prepared to give Us an in
tsHigont view Of tho great struggle in the
south West than be, and no one can more
E6Ily show the working Of those benevolent
agencies which ne humsns people Of the
North have seth mOsi5n for the rolisi Of our
aiok and wounded soldiers.
The address VIII be delivered at the Lee
turs Room Of the Second Presbyterian
6huroh, this (Mondhyl evening, at ~
o'clock.
The return Of Dr. EeWberry to Tennessee,
snd previous engagements Of public char
aotsr, which I'll the other evenings Of the
early part Of the week, prevent arrange
msnis for meeting in a more convenient
plaea. But We age confident that our citizens
win eagerly avSn themselves Of this opPor-
tunity to listen to one 50 we'll qualified to
Spsak upon 9 subjsc. that engrOsSes their
thoughts and deepest sympathies.
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WAsHrseToE, April a
THR oHIEA VAL LIN

TIE CHINA NAIL LINE
By bills passed by the Senate for month
ly steamship line Of four vessels from San
Francisco to Shanghai, China, via the Sand
wieh Islands and Japan ports, Government
is 70 pay the line $500, 900 per year for car
rying the mails. The vessels are charged with
the duty Of protecting commerce. It is at
least doubtful whether it will pass the
House.
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THE PREsDEHF's VISIT 70 7HB eAssEHD1.

Yesterday the French vessel Of war Gas
sendi was visited by the President and Sec
retary of State, who were received with
salute Of twenty one guns, and the Ameri
can Gag at msinmast, by Admiral Reynard,
who happsned to be just from New York -
In the evening, Seward had at dinner Rey-
nard, the Captain and other officers of the
Gassendi, the French Minister, Capt. Fox
and Lieut.. Wise of the Navy department.
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VOLUNTEER SURGEONS.

1t is announced in general orders that sur
geOns in civil life who tender their services
for the sick and wounded in the field under
the Secretary Of Wars invitation, will each
be allowed, while employed, the use of
public horse, tent necessary servants, and
the privilege Of purchasing subsistence stores
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-28

What They Say Of the Con-
fedeFacy.
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PRoPERTY TAKEH d ARNY.

Payments on claims Of damage for prop
erty taken by the army are suspended till
the action Of Congress.
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What a French Captain Said
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TREEOH RBPORrs ERon REBlLDoM.


The chicken cost Capt. Cater, at Norfolk,
three dOllars-nOt one. Benjamin argued to
Wsrcier the inefectiveness Of the blockade.
aBut," unansWerably answered the French
man, "hOw is it yOu have no wine, tea or
coffee on your ssbles9 how is it that you
have no arms for the more men than you re-
quire, as you say2"
YOsKToWH DRsERTERs' REPORTS.
Three Irish deserters from rebel ree'ts In
different parts of the Yorktown lines, who
cane into camp on Friday, unite in saying
that the rebel army is hundred and twenty
FIVE thOusand strong, with Eve lines of in.
trenchmsnts, which they are daily strength.
ening.
TIE TAX BILL.
No radical changes are yet made by the
Finance Committee Of the Senate on the
Tax bill; the Committee stands to 3
Pearce is sick and absent. The tax on cigars
and snuff Is raised; on manufactvred tobacco,
left the sRme on ground coffee, raised to l
ceRt per pound.
REVEEUR.
Receipts of customs at four principal
peints ISOr quarter ending April, twenty -fvs
millions.
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FHE CITY REPORTED TAKEN

REIOICIRG lT WlsHINeTONI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-01
NEW YORK.
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shTy 70 iislat upon haviu! what you call TO-, an
you Will get the BEST thoroughly tested and pre-
pared ny IN experienced and scientific Dentist
treasurer OF the New YoIs. State Dentists \ $50
ciasion, and Vice President Of the New York
City liental Society.
WM. i. HURD CO., New York.
july8-d&wticbl4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-01
GREAT ssEs0LEDi1ED LIST.
cincinnati l. CI.ic..so air Line
aaaElEs OLD

LOFTY NILES THE snoETE aaUT.
/ TO G acinaat indianapolis and Lou. lille.
Two Express fains leave West a.5sionie De-
uot Chicago, Is i0lows
ASA NJ, aaily, kept unday.
At G:l0 Nj daiiy, except Saturday.
Arrive ID i9.i5 i III ana iG:l5 : y
Thl,u..u to Cincinnati aui N iraap 9lis. without
han4c al ears
Elegant ieeping Gas on A'sht rfains.
Time 90 Cincinnati, eleven "0urs.
Ifr .ueh tc.ots may be obt.ino,i q the principal
,airoal ufices IN the Ho-th-Wos est, ana The Co;a-
pany's )Ii c, 10 1873 Randolph street, under
he Shcr an House
JOHN BRANDT CenIoup't
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