davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-06-26

and much resembling a house fly, and by
smell You would pronounce il a near res
latioh to the ehinch bug. The Hubbard,
tIonolnfa. and Boston Marrow Squashes
are almosi entirely cut off by these pests
Of our field and indeed our Punkins and
other squashss fare but little bettef. To
destroy them appears like an attempt to
water the desert, for their number is
legion. We, however, have a squash
which they ylet grow, and which approaches
as near the sweet potato as any squash, !
believe, YET raised. Itis a small winter
squash. Slight change from the Bergin.
We cali the sheep nose. Ii seems 10 be
most adapted to our soil, and cannot find
a asuperior in squdshdom. The seed are
abundant in these parts, If any one has a
wish 70 try them. 2 @''''- is'-A
We have growing wel1 Spring Rye,
Spring Barley, and the following kinds
Of spring wheat-Palestine, Canada,
Clnb, Missouri Fifth, Rio Grande, Sc
To our success in some of these kinds,
we may call your attention in future
Communicates. hanoa 2 g 1osqs G. MI.
Near Junction city, Kansas. = s''l-
80 ell E1AlLI61 - sllLg1E2La g j9am
1sdls gowrltten-fOr the NebrasEa-Farmer. isa.
% The LaWtOn Blackberry. tn4
Many persons who buy the small
plants Of the Lawton Blackberry, com.
plain that they do-not grow according tc
,he description. They are a gigantic
variety but the first season, after trans
planting, do not grow thrifty. but run out
like the Dewberry. On these, the next
season, an abundance Of fruit will set,
while stalks Of an enormous size will be
speedily thrown uf i have to-day these
shoots Of this springs growth, six feet four
inches high, and the same larger than a
mans finger, while last years wood is
literally bending with fruit. --
The ripening of the fruit is very i'm
Port0rs raotter,7u5y rrnO..ry v<ho cultivate The
plant in this country. complain that they
are sour and not fit for use. This is
always the case with this berry, even
after it becomes a good black. Let 1t
remain until the color is anintense Black,
or black with a green shade. then the
fruit Will be fully rounded, and will drop
easily from the stem. When the berry
isleft until ii is rape, it is larger and more
delicious than any other blackberry grown
The easy propagation Of this plant,
every piece of root four inches long max
ing good strong bearing plant in two
years, viii be a great object to those who
want fruit quick and without much trouble
of cultivation. r. o. THoMrsoE.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-06-26


. cI'
hf
ffmt
.u
N TE
4 All
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11
Baltimore and Ohio Knllroaa.


AssR n AZ S1s.sssil...s
4 y MAJ NAiioNAL l,Ubt E.--t eilnu,st.,, =, N d,
~ uk'"h hhu bhltilhorr ola hast At,,l /. g,.,,,,
n"nM""l hld fhkorsburg on the " est ~ y MON ~,
,o,n, n, w.. W. nsii ios,, s,taihsfs, a. u "a. H
FV,.'s 'h ,le Mssis Southwest Ai.d NOt DIV -,
Ihiev rninH baily Tor all tho ha,l,t,,t,,-
rus - lhr Oby route 10 MaHidLstuh Ih,-e
4"tu hNltlhiofe at ta9, l4Vand .. ~ IA, aa.i 4.
i,,, ~ @ un sunday at t'iU :. ~ a "a, .ut
ios'o M"h'heton nj t;uO, 3sv Ahd a hi s,a ) q /,
''S ," +" ~ vu stLdhys ~ 40 ai,, p "a onlJ
u'"'hh hthets " tt'o hnsioIn ufl.es ea,l a.,
wa washington Liti al au auuiuulnl ,,is1s, .
i, " fu',A h'i@ hle 10 low - I.IiS .i,sl i.4,s
t''N ,'' u'httn wa hhitiii4oIo uiiu utiu A..,.,.
at any Vi The principal bAitUad oIt,~ N, - 80 49,
a suLL AN, t,eh. Western 40
~ u .A,,. a. M' Ivih-, zen. IieketAKt
W = Shili ~ Maslct VI IIAhs sporiailoL at,t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11
Dayton and Michigan RallrOao, |,
sandusky, Dayton and UIncInpnt{ik

Ia "a ~ ,|Eelsa;. 1,..ss..sss
aud after Decembet "a, $500 unit lIleln ,,,r,n,
" notice, Passenger and Freight Ifnns will ls,.,.
bAllON, gong north, rs follows;
2.1n a. NJ. through Freight and Aceomnotiati,,,
O.fU wan fassonRsr Gar atlarheu. ~ 7TO
lll,JH A. M. hall tram iVf spIlisiiuld, Colnpal,.
lO.OO Orbanh, belleontane. f0resl, OXIDE nnI
s"l,HuskN tvnheoting at spnngfeld with 'nan, l,,,
Lphuuh aild Columbus, arriving IA O0ltln bus M .at A
~ ht lfuaha WIN TRAIN Or ColIulats al f.f.,l -,
IRAN "n fiiisLurg ~. Wayne Chi,nko A. h, 's,,l,,
hn, aINhE IA ItosiIne nj bi6 nl aud Ii,tsn,,,, ~
A"v nj NJ Slyue with 1IAih cleveland AM, ,.l
~ Is going hsst, arriving IN Cleveland ~ blO n n,
nuhhirk ~ SaOb IL, snd Buffalo al 0,JO \ M ,,,,,,.
Muei arriving IN Toledo At l2lV M, uStfut nj L.ls
M Chlohku ~ 1850 m, ana sAiidusky VI go nm
*. =, ~. Night IA press fur bpringtelu, Iil,ai,,
Usll Nhu helleiohthnoi connceuhg al kUrssl win
lfhh going East ON l1usbtfg, b. Wayne hnd Lt..a.,
huhu' HflNlug OreHtline At Gtb IA, Ptsigrn ~, "a,
M Eoihs Mtsti with Iran ArnVlnp In hI Wn,i, a.
o'%o M, ami ChvABo nj lO4O M, ~ Clyde with 4 $40
on Cleveland and Toledo H. H. arriving IN Il,,rla,i a.
saO Rm Dunkirk ~ 4;OO p M ahd buntio nt e,so a, -,
reaches hauuaHky NJ is4V IN. r '. -
1nE Y. N. huntsville Accommodation l...,,
tsOO Dayton on arrival OF iniu non, I,,n,,,,,,,
t.auhng springfield at 300 M, UfOana VI t0Ss 4, "A,
we Mest ilnery al l.sS IN, bclleuuisne ~ iiial n "A,
And huntsville 1T ~ IA. ' ' Nv
a., Tickets wa this Lane TO all points North k.t .,.,
west can be- liAd at te INkel Utnue IN the mr.,
sam L. W. KING, Ticket Agent Nf
~ rare Always 10 low a bJ suy other r,,t,l.
for inlvrinalion relative 10 shpttbh Rt,arhl l., tt
houle, Apply ~ thS ComlanyE rfeisht lstl.,,.,l
MASSEY, Agent A. RICE, .,I,l,r,i,,r,..,.,.-,.,
o. Is, CLArr, Gen. Ticket Agent. InnIa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11
LroenIille ana Mlanl kailr1aa

GRANGE Oh TlMh.
4 n and alter "Wednesday, IAnuai, Ys,b. ,A,.y la,
- iH''""' notice, tiNus plii tl4L As lDtn,,. :.
Lsa's lHJluhHf 300 IA, Asd s,S . a..
A''Ne 80 bhiuh ia4S y 80 4tu 3"
kLlukhiAG,
.ss.' thio@ "' S'loa Dl AHa 70 pm
AffNs ~ Dayton s.sU ." +" atu
H. g. sliNsOA s0If
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11
RaiIroaps.
Indiana Central d Dayton a Western K.R
kskMM saas..R


nN and arer Monday next trains IN The Indians
" central will leave tine Union Depot, slKth ntres
Al b,uU M, 9;i2 m, and fisB D m. aN
" ~ am.
Ihe bsOO m, and t45 y m, express trains maG,
close oonneotionsto 70 al points an te West soul
ana Oilz IN train the shortest and Quicksst tout,
70 chicago and the Northwest 10Y 80
nOvit n. q. CAREY, superinieSdenl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11
eaatrbrs, Sc.
Watches and Clocks.
John REEVES

ATOULDFcspechl inform ks old cnstonora and
w the pnhie generally that amer an absence ui len
months he has rearned 10 Dayton and taken tho shop
ormerly oncupied hy James W. SWoue
No. ASS Thtrd street,
Two doors West of the Post Olnce whore he pU "A.
uappy eiva al his old custonsrs ana a. man. ne
opea - may iesor hun with cAi All knss "a
WATCHES, CLOcKB, AND JEWELRN reraired
Y the beat manner and on short notce. olrAII.
Mohh WAhhhhfkhl-Ns mir trial is all thai
ak Please eNl and sKAmlae W0rk. fshsa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11


Mrs. A. called aud gotone dollars worth OF
NINE ogNT SUGAR, AT MtNICRs.
The incest kind.
Mrs n. got one dDars worth Of the incest kind
TAN CENT SUGAR, AT MINORS
Mrs o got one dollars worth Of the choicest quail
ity OF
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, AT MiNIcK's.
Mr.B. says that he got the best quality Of green
5ll " RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINICK's,
That he drank, and Mrs. h. says she got the fin.
est of
GREEN fEA AT ]. A, MGNGCKs.
While every body calls gets OF that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. A. MIEICR.
Mr.. NJ. says he purchased ahaf barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT J. A. MiNicK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply Of
NO. l MAoREREL, AT J. A. MlNToR's,
Both tor size and quality cannot bc excelled in this or
any other market,
he invites all 70 call at his establishment and In.
peci his stock OF
CHofCE nRIED FRUIT,
CoFFEES AND TEAS
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries TO seen
IN the city. Hts large establishment II on the
Corner OF Market and JeHcrson SITS.
mar2ay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11
@drketing.
DAILY PR0VIsION MARKET

LnW oaLLiLAND.
A ' No ., Market street, north eide herato,s,.
stephen Nolics stand u paeIrarod ~ nllrish m,
kalse S'.h ne very bss quality 81 frssA and CaISu
ass's, Vegetables. Az 'ai1hs Low nsf OAsn FRicIs
h'e "N eiA- aaet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11
The Old Established Bindery.

TIOS. w. Ol)lILl4,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET. oyER
Tnk UNION rELhORAPu OFFIUk
"A MANufACTuRES all kinds Of BLANK hooks for
ltl Ce,nty oiiceri baaks, Rail Rbad Jiiices, Busi.
meas Men, and others Ills work cotnpr.e. ey.ry
style, nom ~ cents up 70 sa,aopor qurc.
Hest no Lad or Wovo IiaIeT used on blank Work
hAgnAines, Periodicals., Az, Ac bound in ANY -t,,'
desired IA plan or giti and having the tools. a., Or
merry used by MoTcs, and ~ Calender he \. pre,sri
90 match All volumes bound by them
when new ~
Music bound n any style desired, and pegoi con
venlence never before oered here, With MUSIC idnn,
nS- Ills PACING MACHINE u tho only one IN tis
Uty, and is one o the most Important Inventions Of
the present Day. II Will accurately page and nulnler =
Books, uheeks, Duiis hailroai Books, aud paper
aud Sny klud OF Blanks, a. high as teIi tAossai,d
T. ". % also pays very particular attention 10 pre-.
gAiing Az Kinds OF Ronks with itfHisa Heaas-f,a.
Road and other work requiring neatnesE, and dspaioh
nAz Having recently greatly added 10 his already
arse lates be Is better than prepared please
tho public.
ss- he refers 10 the County Offices of Montgomery
Preble, Darko, and 10 tho various hanks, Railroad
oihees, 4e, in the Miami Valley, specimens of his
MeIk. decia.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11
llllnOls Central Railroad.


ChAh1h or lima.
( aud after Monday, November il, fs1i las, Il. =.
~ ii"hH VIII leave hAttOOn aId Prnh, as iet.ns
LkANk hAIIoOA
SoihB North, l;lu y IA Huu l:vO b IA,
SoihR SOUTH 500 n IA anu 5;Su 4, "A.
LkANk fAkA
bolhB North, BiUU ui aud 10 nm
uoihg south, 1850 ma aud ,4,, A ,n
def ". 4. JuuNsUN, u,,,f l,...-i,.,., 49,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11
Dal ION, Aenla and COiumbns kniItva,,

,ni.- "aiy iIMhr East, VIA CoiLnLus. ILi.,t. ,
tr,'s n.',, iS''a ~ D"y"'h 70 All taslviL Siues.
& nhs, ~ follows Night khplsss iI.5e ~ L,. ',.
N'' N~iuhnr Lay hNpfSss nc 11;sOia ~. u,.r, 49, !.
+ ,i, Stops at all way stations Gstvsrn D1yt.n
Arriving at Dayton, light expr.s. G,8ba u,. 400.
mOuHton s'lb H. M. CViunIlus aud Ial,e,,,,,.i, ~, w.
press 900 y, IA. "~'' Hhy HA
n liMns % n,n by Columbus time which Is Minute, Ia,
i,oush tickets oAh 10 had for all Easiorn r,,,..
nN''hB Vn o. W. hlNu, 1lcA agent
o. "AAAAs,1enl Aga, Dayton, .. Sss-,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-11
Wax WaK!! Wax!!I

| XNTAx and CoRRs Of tho best quality, which IL
w very esaentn 70 the SAFE keeping OF yonr mutt
| for sale by JAMES AhBhY, Druggist,
lu2od6m l20 Man, south of Market House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08
FROM mIgsOURI.

Cd e. 81. LOUIS, AaFoh Z.
The following is taken from lRte copy of
the Van Buren ARK Press; 3
Letters have been received ct Van BuFen
from Richmond stating the probability that
Gen. Bragg, now commanding Pensacola,
will be appointed 10 the command of the Ar
kansas department.
Col. Suns Texas regiment, which has
been acting with CoopeTs command In the
Indian country, had arrived ct Fl Smith.
A new artillery company is organizing at
Little Rock. aa .ass19s hss
The commandant at Fort Smith adYsrtises
for twelve gunsmiths. He also offers to buy
good arms, rE ase i ofai 2sa-
General Price Is getting along poorly IN
raising the brigade Of infantry, for which be
called upon Western Arkansas. Recruiting
officers say draft is inevitable. ae
Memphis papera Of the 26th say Pillow, in
response to the urgent call made . short In
teresting and eloquent speech last night ex.
planning the circumstances Of the battle Ol
Fort Donelsou, and the cause Of oapi,ulstion
| He made an urgent appeal to Tennesseeani
to rush to arms, if they wanted TO sustain
their renown, gained on other fields. ~
said the present was full of gloon, but th'
future was hopeful; and if our armies vii
only fight as calamity as did the dauntleal
spirits who were overwhelmed at DOuelson
! Southern Independence will be achieved q
certainly as be then addressed the audience
The Appeal says the speech Of the Genera
evineed the same courageous end fesrles
4 spirit which be has always exhibited in thi
/ 6eId-that of invineibility fu.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08
THE CITY.

MoER BILLIkRB MArcHEs.-On the Sd Of
April next Foley and Kavansgh play the
return match in New York City. Foley
and his friends, although defeated tsmpOra-
rily, are not discouraged, and look forwa'd d
to the return match with confidence of sue
cess, Notwithstanding the odds of being
away from home and amidst the friends Of
his adversary are against him.
On the next day, April 4th, match will
come of between Foley and Deery; of New
York, stakes $3.50 side, the game to be the
American earOm Of 1,OOO points. Their re-
spective hackers have also put up $3.50 each
on Che largest run in the game.
On the next day the same parties play fer
the best of twenty-One games Of 100 points
each, the stakes being $3.50 a side.
Another home and home match is arrang-
ed to come of in Cincinnati and Cleveland
soon afterwards between Foley and Tieman,
of Cincinnati, of 500 points, the stake to
be $500 side. ~
So far efforts have failed to bring together
for smother match Kavanash and Feley.
The principal difficulty seems to be that Of
agreeing upon place Of playing. The
friends Of Kavanagh object to come farther
from New York than Albany or Syracuse,
and FOley's baokers 10 60 farther east than
Buffalo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

aodss st chArleatOan, where join Brown
wss tried. The regiment marching thithsl
from Harpers Ferry broke forth in the John
Brown chorus.
REBEL DEsIaEs
It Is rumored that Toombs Is to be made
Lieut. General, and put in chief command ol
the rebel army, and inaugurate offensive
warfare, pouring an immense mass into the
free States.
THE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ROAD.
Practical men estimate the franchise OF the
Pennsylvania Avenue RslFoad as worth halt
million annually.
RnW SIGNAL SYSTEM.
MalOr Mysr, the head Z the signal corps,
has invented rocket wbieh carries up par
aOhute and leaves it in the air, to descend
slowly, displaying cOlOred dres-scarlet, red
and white--at intervals The arrangement
Of these, and the time OF burning, are indie
ative Of words and phrases, and facilitate
night signaling, The colored lights are
termed asterisk signals., Successful expert
ments were recently made ct midAight
WAsHIEeToN, March Z.
TEE COTTON LAND CULTIVATION BILL.
Fosters Cotton Land Cultivation Bill
passed the Senate this morning by the fol-
lowing vote;
Yeas-Anthony, Chandler, Clark, Cola
mer, Dixon, FeSsenden, Foote, Foster, Grimes,
Hall, Harlan, Howard, Howe, King, Lane,
Morrill,, PomerOy, Sherman, Simmons, Sum-
ner, Ten Eyck, TrumbulI, Wade, Wiley, Viii
mot, Wilson of Massachusetts-26.
Nays Browning, Carlile, COwan, Davis,
Henders n, Kennedy, McDougal, Pearce,
Powell, Rice, Salisbury, Thompson, Wilson,
Of Missouri, Wright-l4.
Harris was in his seat, but did not vote.
DOolittls left the Chamber three minutes be-
fore the vote, having voted against a motion
to postpone the special order for the pdrpose
of taking up this bill. Carlile made pro-
slavery speech against it, and indicated OPP
position to the Presidents Message.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

-CuaAao. Naroh ].

gHsl e4a-, ~ .ls- CHgAGo, Aarch Z.
The Denver News Of the 34th says
The delegation from Cons, jos, and aau-
dsloupe counties, arrived in that city 70 lay
before the Governor information resp scting
the threatened difficulties Of the Utah In.
dams. They represent war imminest A
number Of tights recently occurred bstEssa
ths Ulahs and ArraPaboes It Is said that
an al lance between the latter tribs from
others had been made for the purposs Of
warring upon the Usahs the coming season.
7 settlers in the counties named fear one
party and they may enesoaeh on white SET
tlements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08
FROM ST. LOUIS.


A special to tie Democrat says General
who left Pope's command yesterday states
that the rebels at New Madrid have between
five and ten thousand men and four gunboaiz
anchored of the town.
It has been completely invested hy Our
forces. Some skirmishiDg hsd ensued, and
several Of our men we're killed b she'll
thrown from rebel gunboats when w
came within range. Oar officers ere eonh
dent Of an easy and complete YieloEY,
1t is reported fhat TIE enemy are fortny
ing Savannah On ths Tennsaes river
Some Of the rebel anch0ra left ct O0lzmhui
have besn appropriated 70 ouiplefst tbe tquip
= Of iha eulbaat5. ssssi - 3 - - 6.
The reports from Charleston, Missouri ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

LAST EIsHE or FHE sEAsOE.-TO-night,
the last one Of the stay OF the Webb family
among Us, Is to be made the occasion of q
grand mPlimsntary beneat to them by Jur
citizens. The bill win be the comedy of the
informing Call" with Ada Webb as Mrs.
OhillingtOn, end Mr.. Lsvedsy as Sir Edward
Advent; to be followed by "MiHs Fidget,"
with Mrs. G. N. Webb as Miss Fidget, and
IN which the sisters viii appear in twelve
different characters, introducing q variety Of
aongs and dances. Wo are confident that
the house win be filled with the admirers o.
these attractive actresses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08


A GRRAT MkGloILE CoNINe. .-Amongst the
various forms Of famusemsnt now in fashion,
the magical seems 70 have attained to an
impor ant pesisicp. That however, which in
days gone By We used to designste as con-
iuring, now aspirsa TO The neme Of prestidig-
ttasion. Recently We have had 8 sample Of
this modern development of the art in the
visit Of Er Hermann, and now We ere to
have il still further illustrated BY Professor
Anderson, who sppearb as the Acadsmy Of
Music on Monday next. As VIII be seen
in reference 10 The advertisements, he styles
himself not merely apreBtidigi ator, but an
g fsnbidsxtrOus-p5essidigitatOr,p whatsoever
that may be, and lays claim 70 be regarded
as the pTe-eminsnt q star . Of his peculiar
profession. Certainly he has the oldest and
most extended reputation. Everyone must
have heard Of him, for his name has been
as familiar ss qhO-sshold wordsH to whom
ever he's paid attention to the history Of
smnssmenss during the last ten OF twsnty
years. In 1852 Professor Anderson perform
ed for some weeks IN Triples Hall, New
York, and produced q ssaastion in that city
which We understand IS not yet forgotten.
Since then he has visited Europe, Austria
iia, Indis and California, and returning to
these shoT,s has appeared in all the Acade-
mics Of aisle, theatres and concert halls Of
the Eastern States. BE must not be con-
founded with his som who paid short vis-
it to this city q year ago. The performer
who is now coming ia the veritable PROBES
sor Anderson himself, who, ss we are in
formed has been engaged BY Mr. Huntley
70 sppear for three nights only. There is tc
be grand combination ofmagic and drama.
dramatic Piecs iato bePlayed first each
night, and the great performance Of tbs
Professor Is TO follow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

DRPARTuRE OF FoLEY.-Mr. Foley left the
city last evening, We understand, for De-
trOit, where be win diligently practice fOl
hisoOming return gans with KayspPgh:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

CLHvRLAND INsTIFUTE, military DEPART
NuET.-We mentioned yesterday that the
State Legislative Committee on Military AZ
fairs had rePorsed adversely to furnishing
arms for the Military Department. of She
Cleveland Institute. The following extract
is from letter Of Gov. TOd'S to Mr.. Hum =
miston
''The State does not own any arms or
equipments. All they have had in posses :
sion are the property of the United states /;
aud all that nave been made capable of ser
vice have been Issued TO troops In active
service, and more are needed for those ready
for the field"
On receipt of this letter, Mr.. Hummiston
Immediately took measures for securing
them elsewhere, and has already been sue
csssful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

NEw COUNEHRFEIF.-Ths Pittsburgh Ca
Istse gives the following description Of new
and dangerous two dollars cOunterieit note
on the Columbia Bank of Pennsylvania,
which has been freely circulated in that vi
cinity; Spread eagle on shield, two each
sides oval portrait Of Washington on left
end. Observe the head of Indian on lower
part of nOte-in genuine is entirely covered
with red not SO in counterfeit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

UNITED STATES CoURT.--J. B. Langworthy
Yesterday made application before Judge
Wilson for the discharge of Geo. Langworthy,
his son, from United States service, on the
ground of his being a minor, and it was
granted. The boy was recruited by John D.
Boutwell, of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08
RROM RAsHINRr0N

" WASHINGTON kaach Z.
The Senate to-day confirmed as Bigsdisr
Generals Eleazer Palma aud W. A. Richard
son, Of Illinois; W. 7. Ward, Of kentucky;
Ool. Philip st. George Cooke, I'd cavalry.
Gov. Andrew johnson, accompanied By
bis son, Robert johnson, W. A. BFovain9.
Hon. Horaee Maynard, and g. Emerson
Etheridge, left for Nashville to day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

UNIvERsAIIsM.-The Rev. o. P. Wilson, O
Canal Dover, editor Of Gospel Fidings, will
preach tomorrow, morning and evening, a
Sons of Temperance Han, Hoffman's Block
Superior street, opposite the Post oHice. Al
desiring the formation of ssociety, are invi-
ted to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08
] SPEClkL NQTlcES1


BIltoes aalston1, uoldu, rheEmatsuas, 0oatVshnuas
Ooasanptoas aGsetiona % The Spleen d the liver
fths hsaFt, snmou, snd ~ dissasus which dsstoog
N, haso aluags sxhibltsa, epoa diAsostion q the
btg, aaenbsr q hard o. oonultts poiAs1 either ln
uo1s q the organs NAMED or in ths bleod vss1els,
GeRssinsa ssea ramiising IN The neshl and again
eescitsa apon ne side 81 . bone Now these littls
hngd sobotancss would novsr iorm Il Bfsndethb
RiIn Wsrs ursdi thoy wep.d BE- purged out OF the
ugolsn and years oshAppy no Soald Be the suasr-
osl st lalissd Of an oar grave. Aluays purge, but
nsVsr nlsod in aisknosn.
q D. Oarpsatsr. Esa.. Of GOuvsneuf, ST. GaVrance
q, nsE Yorh, a years Of ags, says he has uled Dr.
Hfantr1ih's pills sor 81 yeArt, aaminiatsFed thsn
nrre = III ooachman, who bad l-ver and agnes gave
ohs ~ a. sfor IA chilli ohais and fter lash sa
sogsi Gage eight more the pext day, and 90 every
eesf tas gnlil the CALL aud bvsf did not return,
Uhioh va shout eight daYs from the frst attack
Es lhsn alvs foag every ether day for Anoihsr week.
wAtn ne man was entirely restored to his usual
n1ot hsallh.
ue VS. hinHelf attacked; took them IN ths same
Wsg "a VA curod IN less time Has usod no other
aa4iolns ier n yeaTs; found them always reliable
~ hinrasi uud FAMILY when sich; has rooommehded
tpa = th0usaeda with the eest Fssaltu, and ieols
solnaalt taas every iamiiY would have layaer av-
ee q heAith n thoas Pulls were used in the place
e ellonsl aRd other hartfal remedies.
sole b A. Gardner, 20 Superior street, Olevs
laes ehio. and By ell rtspsStsbls dollsru IN nedl.
aua
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

MUsIcAL.-Atam mite society of the Univer-
sity Heights Ladies' Benevolent Society, Al
the Institute Buildings, last evening, the pu-
pills gave an old folks concert in costume
The affair was an exceedingly pleasant one
for all the parties concerned.