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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

A MAMMOTH Baker, cppO1its
the POstofice, has received Frank Lealie's
Illustrated (double number) fer March 18th,
with upwards Of twenty square feet Of en-
cravings, illustrating the captare Of Fort
DOpelson, Roanoke Island, &c. Remember
the place. p. l--.- go
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

- DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and ElectrOpsthy, cures obstinate Csses of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrofula, 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. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. IlS Seneca street.
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FOREIGN PosEAL MATFER.

By bill providing for the carrying Of mails
to and from foreign ports, IS reported from
the COMMITTEES on Post-Ofices and Post-roads,
vessels clearing from foreign ports for United
Stated are obliged to receive mail matter
placed on board by the American Consul or
postal oficers ct such porls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

ALL Qu1ET on JoHEsOH sTREET,-Gs Gsllagher's
Hotel on johnson street, partly, we suppose,
owing TO the war pressure, is almost desert
cd. The popular attendant, Mr.. Wsisman,
says they will have to employ q new lot Of
runners. Since the Pete Phillips affair the
psople have Lost confidence in the old ones,
and they are reduced to one bOarder, and he
has but one leg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

FUaI7IvEs' AID sOoIEEy.-Fhs regular
monthly meeting of the Fugitivsa' Aid So
eisty will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock, in the Methodist Church, Bolivar
street. Rev.Jas. NJ, Hoyt win interest the
nassting with discourse on the evils Of ala
very. The public are invited to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

NEw MUsIo.-From Messra. s. Bssinard 4
Co., We have rscsived 'Col. +. B. TylsT's
Patriotic March" }" by F. A. Eileman, the IL
tie page of which gives a good likeness oi
Col. Tyler on horseback. Also, eThs Beg
gar Girl,'' Is sung by Miss Hifertof Chs Al
lsghsnisns, and "Rsbel schettisehe''s---sll
published by Messrs Brainard & Go.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
som HUMAN SIGHT EFER IEgEEeRDt
II snI.nMnNSnN

Ffastieal and Seisn6fe 0pticiaz.
Essps the largest assortment q the most improved
lur iar sighted, are ground undgE nia own IN
17aetlon, b. machinery Of new construction, with
th1 greatest care, 20 suit the syss In all cases,
eEEtng " eaknega, Dizziness or lndhmmhtion OF the
Eyo8, and importing strength foi long reading or
ma sewing.
Mr, soI0noEsoE would hsrsinform TIE puhlis tl,si
- never employs any one in the sale o. his Lenses
~ Also, splsndid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COUPASSES, &C., kept on hand.
- ARTIFICIAL EXES inserted without pain
&c rorL1et e natural
5FlIoE-Hc. - Superior Ht. under the American
Eolrf. ....e -. dprll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

IA FIGE FOR EVHRYTEIHs."--And now is
the time for the public to purchase their
Boots and Shoes, while the cheap shoe store,
1sO Superior street, Is closing outtheir bank
rupt stock ct half the usual retail price. A
word to the wise is sufficient. mars s77
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08
BUSINESS NoTICEs.

srHHRAOFYPEs.-stimpsOn is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and We advise
those Wishing to get fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit TO his gallery No. z5s
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
ssnsnd stranger. ~ R2T;tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

IaTEsT EEEs.-Ths New York dailies,
with the latest news from the s,st Of vAr'
recsiysd in advance Of the mails at Bakers
news depot, opposite the PostoHlce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

Asr The annual meeting Of the Trustees,
Directors, and friends Of The Orphan Asy-
lum viii take place on Tuesday evening,
March 1lth, at o'clock, in the basement Of
the Second Presbyterian Church. All who
are interested in the welfare of thia Insti-
tuition are requested to attend.
marsSss Rv order Of, the Board.
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FROM VIRGTNTA,

CHARLBsToWH, Va, March Z.
Nothing new has occurred IN this vicinity.
Rumors were current in secession circles
thst Col Geaty was surrounded and cut to
pieces, but is untrue
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

CoETrEVED.-Ths case of John Green,
which was to have been tried at the Police
Court yesterday, was continued until Mon
day morning on account Of the absence Of
important witneases.
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FLAGS AND COLORS.

30. S1i su1sriOr &, Igg staiE,S,.l!
o1sif Cleveland. Ohts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

Terrible Resolution by the
- Rebels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

a1r For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of sny
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs-R1l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

PAPERs AT sTARR's.-Get your Saturdays
and Sundays papers at starr's. Hehas them
all upon his counter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

@B- Rev. James McGHlwiA preach in the
United Presbyterian Church, Erie street, to-
morrow, (sebbath) at half-past ten A. NJ,
and at half-past tive P. N. s77
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COTTON LAND CULTIVATION BILL
'''l PASSED SENATE @''
GEN. FREM0NTs DEFENSE
More GunbOats Recommended,
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leader
WGsH1EaTox, March Z.
ooNr1RNATIoN oF oEEIolRs.

L5peoiAI Ul5patcnes 70 7OleYeIand Leader.
WAsH1EsToE, March 7.
CONFIRMATION OF oFFICBRs.-
The Senate, in Executive Session to-day,
confirmed Brigadier Generals Geo. Cooke,
BatterHeId, Graham, ". 7. Ward, Paine,
Skies, VIM. A, Richardson, Stanley, Burns,
Rosseau, Reno, Fitz John Porter, Plummer
and Davies. A general disposition was shown
to reject Brigadier Generals on McOlellan'G
and HallscRs staff. 81
Gen. GOV. Morgan, W. R. Strong, Lock
weOd, sickles and Gcrman were also passed
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WHITE LEAD WORKS

-. .TampeF not with Nature and the laws
paysloal and neral that gDido her operations. Her
giflE we're laads 20 USH and not ABgSE. me dire
al sssultl arising from the latter arc 'egion the
most n1ttlsd habsss ef the haser sort may be over
ooms hF q careful Psrusal Of the work "HUNAN
AB1fLFF, or PhyEioioEcal Besesrohes." II VIII
lat thoses dehasod and degraded victims that hover
oa the brink q dissolution 70 thu paths Of happi
nelI snd girtua Read and be convinced tho truth
y 1sra
sid by DK. BAEHOU, ~ BIssoksE street.. RsW
NslE. FTios B cent?. Sent tree every Whsrs.
scsd ElSe bF g. ". Clark, Druggists. Cleveland,
Ohfa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

S. Coal Oil Lamp Chimnsys, that CAH
HoE m sROKEN 81 EHE HAT, can be found at
". P. FOgg's, corner Superior and seneOs
gtreats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08
WRsTERN FRANsPoRTATIoN.

1 tThe contract for the transportation Of sup
plies for the next two years from Ft. LeaE-
enWorth and Kansas City to posts west, is
awarded by General Meigs to Irwin jack
man l. Co., former contractors.
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MORNING LEADER.
sAlURoaE MoRNINa. NlARon 8, lea4.


q. q. Webb-ThsatEs.
g BrainGrd 4 % New Muse.
ACADEMY ci hlssie-Prof AndOrson.
olsvelAnd Library AHsOuiation-Lsctars.
Baker-Pspsrs-LOoAl Notices.
Starr-Papera-Looal Eoties.
III Ontario htreot-Loeal Notice..
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arr. rRnNnNr-

During the debate on Fremont to-day,
Couch, of Mass, member of the OOnduct
War COMMITTEES, said FremOnfs publication
of his defence in the New York Tribunew was
not authorized by the Committee, but was
against their expressed wishes. Also, it was
only embracing answers to verbal inteTOga-
ko-;oa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

oRIMINAL BRAN0H-JuDaH BOLTON,

oRIMINAL BRANoH-JuDsH BOLTON.
In tho case of Adams We siaer ths jury,
sfter being out twen,y heuFas gave q verdict
of Sll7 S5 for the plaintiff.
Daniel Cook vs. Jacob New. oa trial.
OWL BRAEoH-SuDsHs EoOTH AND ooBFlR-
sHRRT.
Dorr Va. Hill. Verdict for tho deisndsni,
Kane vs.. Wightmsn. On trial.
Converse vs, Bradburn, On trial.
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ATRIEND u I'D. 3

= i
Dr Sweets INVALUABLE LIEIMENT ls pre-
Bared om ths Fsoipe Of bF. stephen swsst, Of Con
aseiicut the grsat bone setter and hes been ussd
n his practco far ths last twenty years with the
a0st astonishins auossa. As an external remedy
isWitasut ariTal, and win alleviate pain more
Poodily ttan any other preparation. For all Rheu-
matte a1d Nevoas Disorders Il is truly infallible
ane curative iOz sores, WOUNDS, sprsins, Bruis-
=, 49, IA soothing, hsAling and powerful strength
e@E srorsnzitisS, excite the Just wondor and as
nonizhmOut ofaIl who have ever given It trial
Over foar nundrsd certificates Of rsmaikabls eurss
lsEorsd h5 It Within ths LAST two ysars. ATTEST 10
iais nj. stEons 4 Armstrong, Agents for OlsVe-
lEHd dsclsalts63Ed EusRos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

R- A fresh supply of DsndsliOn Coffee
just received at Walsh 3 Evans, III onta-
rio street. ,I ssa
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- RnpnIs prFIAnr.

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leaderl
WAsHIUsroE March
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IA ra11 90
OUR SPECIAL CAIRO DISPATCHES.
REGULAR COMMUNICATION
WITH OOLUMBUSl
Trade up the Cumberland and
TennesseeI
FOURTEEN DESERTERS FROM
THE REBEL ARMY !
The Rebels viii Stand at
Island No. 1OI
The Gunboats will Shortly be
Repaired!
OUR SPECIAL CAIRO DISPATCHES.

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader.l
CAlRo, March 7.
There Is little news worth telegraphing
to-day. Transports are constantly arriving
and departing with troops and subsistence
The highway Of trade up the Cumberland
and Tennessee is now thoroughly establish
ed, and boats are running regularly.
Everything is q.iet at Columbus. Nc
further danger Of attack is feared, the town
being guarded BY gunbOats, mortar bostsl
and troops.
1t is expected that the rebels will make
a stand at Island No, 10, and to this end
they are strongly fOrtifylng
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Pope
to-day.
Large numbers of new boats are coming
in from ST. Louis and other points up the
river, in view Of the facilities afforded by the
opening of the rivers.
It was the 42d Illinois regiment, and not
the SD, that accompanied the Columbus ex-
peditiOn.
The body of Sergeant Major s. 8. Smith,
of the l4th Iowa regiment, killed at Fort
DouelsOn, passed through here last evening.
Fourteen deserters from the Confederate
army, found concealed in cellars at Column
bus, were brought here last night by Colonel
Buford.
Large gangs of men are engaged upon the
repairs Of the gunboats. A short time will
see them repaired.
Tbs utmost activity prevails in every part
OF Com. FOoets feet +
Capt. Dua's battery went to Columbus
last night
our SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES
---
Terrible Resolution by the
g Rebels.
THEY WILL DIE IN THE LAST
,ossqzsos DITCH! tasaaos /
RRm 0Fed change In Rebel Army
fddRBs 70 Be LIEUT.. GEaERlLl
Threatened d InFasiOn Of the
.aad 3 Free States = OBW
COTTON LAND CULTIVATION BILL
'' PASSED SENATE '''''
GEN. FREM0NTs DEFENSE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

our horcos are constaatly skirmishinq Rish
Je6. Tnompson's men. Three or four Of bis
men are captured daily. rrEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

FEkHK PAAKER.--Livsry and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages As reasonable figures.
sspS4R7aiIy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

DARINa AND DANGEROUS FRAUDS
aRn PaHFEFRAFEB RAmY.
Goa thea are Dalsterloua hair dyes 70 be dirtin.
nuSAed som sais srtieist In erdsr b be perfect
~ ssca1e. purchase only
0BIsTADORO's
ANALYSED EXgELST0R DYE,
oEtiasa b. III oar leading Ohsnlsts, Including
DR. 0HIL T0R,
Tom
P1IS0NLKSs EFFEOTIvEt RELIABLE {
And warranted TO produce without trouble, and In
1sn uinptes. any shade q BLACK or BRuWN
KNOWN IN NATURE. 2
nanuheiu-ed b. ;. OEistadoro, no Astog House,
HsW Hork. eold svsryWhsFs, and applied By All Hsis
DresssN
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pRoposED NEW RAILRoAD,

The Senate Military Committee have had
under consideration bill for railroad from
Washington to Baltimore, through the upper
counties Of Maryland, by which the fare
would be reduced from one dollar and fifty
.nntn n nnrnrtr.fun narta
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MoRH GUHBoATs

The Secretary of the Navy has addressed
the Naval Committee Of both Houses, urging
the necessity of the construction Of more
gunboats. aE1 IA-U
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.
The Rebel congress hsvs unanimously
adopted a preamble and resolutions setting
forth that pksrsa5 the United States are
waging war with the armed purpose Of
compelling the Confederate States to re-
unite, under the same constitution and gov
ernment, which only tends 70 cOnsOhds-
tion in the General Government and 9 de-
struction Of the rights Of States; and, that
result attained, the two sections can only
exist together in the relation Of oppressoI
and oppressed, because Of the great pre-
pOnderancs Of power In the northern sec
tiOn, coupled with disimilisrity Of interests,
therefore,
RssOE7ed, That this congress do sOlemnly
dsolsre and publish TO the world, the unsl
tersble determination Of the people Of th'
Confederate States, TO suffer ell the calami
ties Of 3 prOtraetsd war, but never to pOlit
ioally affiliate with people guilty of al
invasion Of their sell and hntohsry Of thei,
/ .L4Td,.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

THE TH1lFRn.-Wo ere informed that John
Ellsler, well known here in former years,
viii open the Academy Of Music for sea-
son, some time during the coming month.
BE promises TO bring q good company, and
to engage stars in rapid succession.
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HOTELS.
w EsTERN H0FRL,

Nos. 8, IL, I5&1T CoURrLAEDT ST,r-r5
1BROADWAY---.....,-.-..EB YORK CITR.
This oEd-sstablishsd and hvorite resort Of the
Busiusss Community has been recently rsatted, end
is complete ia everything that minisler to tue
comfort Of i's patrons. Ladies and FanflisS are
snd1ialiy proFidedsior. iaf
Is iB centrally ocsted IN the buHinas5 paEf ci Tia
CITY and e contiguous to the princlbai ilass of
Steamboats,, aFs, 0ulDi olsG1, Egrries, Gc. N on
sequence Of the pressure used by tee keoeiliOni
prices have been reduced
OEH DOLLAR & FIFTY CTs PHR Day.
The Table is amply app Cd Win eli ths luEurios
Il q sHsas6n and Is squai TO that ofany otar Hotel
in the country. Ample accommodations ara clls1gd
for upwards Of 100 gnsst5.
who may say ''the Western Hotel e falI 49,
d. D. WlHOHEsTEB,
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Y1ULrsHas uHioa1sn

Faulkner denies, in publish ed letter, hAY.
ing made Union speech at MaEtinsbuIg.
cHAhEHsEowN COURT EoUsE.
The MASSACHUSETTS, ard OoepPy tAs ooaF'
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SKATES.
TAILORING.

EMIL EN- EMS CLOTHS OLRAR-
vi Ina, Renoyating and henatng l5tan ilnmo mont;
hsrssi4rr DEVOTE hH attention 20 cleaning, tenoyE.
finq and mend ng Gentlemenb clotntng. he pa
lSoiiitiss ior do tg his work 10 ths best nanrsr.
sntlsfIsn vii dnd Il for their interest Gu 81 -
hard timel 70 RiVe lfF. AHer trisi- .s.-s. /.
may 97.Tlff
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BARBERING.

A DDIs0N's EBIo gsl-
I - nd 80 f1rlll tsel ~
| - Nsessa.s nd Fsszsl, y ", RaEO2a' 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

lea ToR TEE -Conaidsrable guam
titles of ice have been shipped 10 Pittsburg
and Columbus during the past week from
this place.
afaGIHlE shE3 '-'ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

Mr. Gcuch-His (Fremont's) Statement
and documents and not the portion in res
ponse to the inquiries of the Oemmittee
Mr.. Blair said Fremonts statement was ss
extraordinary IS the manner in which 1t
tound its way into print. It was an apolo-
gv for disaster and defeat snd Ingenious in
me suppression of important fscis and sug-
gestons OF Others which never existed. II
tbis he shows he is better apolosist for de.
feat than a general to defeat victories
Mr.. Blair proceeded 70 speak Of his early
friendship for Fremont. He now had nc
private grieis, and It was only for the reason
that Fremont was found % Be inconpsteni
for his position that he recommended BIS re
moval, BE had acted from cOnsideEailars o
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READY-MADE C[0THIEG.
THB BAIR INRE;
o. snl - LaDr y q osr..a,ul e..


OEAPrER XL-FHr REqaezrvur -F
Tho reason had proclaim aloud 70 ali tie lIv,nr
Why Greeley ysntod thu Federal srniy on 70 Rl.h.
Was ihss hs Iaig6 with might and main set I'd sho
And kiI with red R0: on things the white, IN nat
Their ns9spADors With all such news did ever dsf-
And h5Sspapsss DO nsvor ne. q. alI.5rssaSru EnOu
Now tie BAL al at once was opened with an aEful shout
FOR the yhisEy gun sxp'Oded. and the pirates al
They srsaE o. TOs-sus whisky TN thuy an sos very
And szorS ih.y'd take the Yankee .hiD or ma rs.-
Their Blssh Horse Cavalry rushsd on. and msds
Whioh hart nobody. y as the charge vass too out
Aud tsa 3 iisdaa' By Al Who wish, on The double
OF the 9hsiH q Mercantile Colleges Pslton. win,
Then q llIllEsa o6angOd bis tactics, and he sss6.
- 90 aloud In Latins
Pro bono eui bono 81 ID onns yerbatiml"
seFsrt ~ 9ed Oaptain Rrighf In voice Of loud.
''SevsT yin wnile I've If. to such as you knock
Never While drop of blood in these free veins does
an aos .sygsh a character, ia lks to have Sou
''suliy Sey VIZ wax noSsIs exclaimed seaman
''At em again, nov csrtainI Won tan n ,sr, ,rft.
right. - y - t---
IN 'in9grie blaseeaa dvisI' Orisd O'Mullsganfhsn
In French.
II Won't DO that," s4id Captain Wright, your
mother was Eonch - 80
t'SWet nix cum rcuss said o. Nullivan this din,
tE pure German accent
"YOq lie 7, cried Wright. and IN take your ship
- es wilkes should havs taken the Trent
U O'Mulhgaa desiring to avs the base pisbian with
his scholastic lorr
In spanish dressed aim. in which in youth he ct
his grandmctEer swore,
9" ont Yer Be sfther BurFindsrfni The bo-af- rsr
nasty, dirthy spalpane 4"
Said QSpsan Wright, ''I'n not do that, tell you
that again." rT-'- ~ --.-T
(OoKTINUEDO
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90 o.-oary'' Cough Cure, : d'o'snl'
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- The price Of the MoRSrSa LzApHR 70 new
agents is One Dollar and FifIy Gents per hun
ared, and no deviation under any circumstances
The postage on the LHADRR, 70 News Dealers
Il isole-fourth OF a cent per copy.
We Would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send rs one and three cent in
stead Of larger denominations.
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PAPER MANUFACT0RY.

nLEVELAND PAPER OOMPAs
~ MN anulacturere Of 'tHHRe, BOOK and
FeifAPPKHo PAPER. QFdoEe hiled prpmptlya =
TWPRAGg WRufef. ei 4aa C0Iaa m. EnUrFs1r e.
est1s ~ Hs w TAELORs AGpph
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RRAVRLRRa RRaIsFER.

Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either Of tn
above Irains or Boats, viii be called for by tn
sSsiT Sdaress a the OSni6as u once iti sSpsrio
street., nsNt door te the Weddeu House
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE DEBATES In CONGRESS F.!
DISCUSSION upOn FFemOnl's ease

SPEECH OF FRANK P. BLAIR /
, 1862-04-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF An AIIAS IE1 VI ION TO
Id directed and delivered. Issued the lIih day 6f
March, s62 the District Court Of The eecond Juds
DslTet Of Washington tsFrity Judgment rendered 10
the DislFc Court Of erCe County T,Ou he lslh day q
SEPTEMBER %, In favor Of WV. Miller and agans 4 3.
Lowell, ". D, Vaughn, and Thomas Chambers, for ne
Of Five Hundred and Ninrfyght Dollars and Tuenlys
Four Ceis With thereon the Of three per el
month until paid, oln the 18Th day Of September an
1851, Together with costs suit taxed 1t ei1a, and
iig s|.i'r. eta9ana
have Ievsd upon sciaed and will expose public sale u
the donT Of the Court ous, In the iuWh OF SeilAeoom,
County Of nrrre and Territory " wnSinson, sAfUR
DAY. hr 81 day Of May, AD lse2 a. ~ "ceeh ~ ~ he
Eh title, interest claim Of ". Vaughn In AID u t1s
Glowing Inscribed property situate, HlaK and benn IN De
CoHn ~ Per ani Territory ~ Wgs ~ Fon 10 vi; An
that certain lot parcel Of land knowa he recorded plat
Of the town Of sellHeoOm Lot No % In blouk Ne.
sky B G also, Lots Nos two aud kur q aud y IN oek Mo-
twenty-five, (25l Lat No. hV- (h) IN Bpek No. twenty
Fse t2sl In Chapmans part Of The NJ eslaeoom
gether vi al aud singular the teueuents, heFedameua
and appnr,enaness shersunlo or n any Vss
pertaining. FlS..
Also ali the right title. Interest and claim Of A. InlS
In and 90 Lns knaun Nos. aud two u and % n oc1
No tryone Si IN Balehr part n the town Of trAeeomt
at- knaWn Nos hree, inur and Ave g. and 81 ID loek
No. thEy-nlnr ohspmahs paF Of lhs q eaAs
coon, together with The appuFtenAncra htTeunte beon ng
II sEfs Sheriff Of 'Prtcs CONT, Mt
Dated slslsepom, ". r. April o., isda. st 80
, 1862-04-10

or d. L. j. czAPEAY Is already secured IN position ShsA
places proprietor, above assaults envy an1
professional malice. In the schools Of fALee the hirAsSi
prizes Osn awarded 10 prncttionsp In this depar
Of AedeR science and they occupy with Others equally
Ufy position IN the profession. heTd b luaiFosl ~
ample. shining gt among ,he TliioOIheal snIS q ks
age Europe, and Dr. CEHpkRy hRs uy rquAled him IN nm
country; rs u pFOOf Of which, the lhlHdephA COlFRS of
Medicine compmsnted hm with Dpl0mR md The HONORARY
nd eHRdsm degree. Selecting this BIZ Geld Of oprFhton
although qaasd graduate Of the UblVeFSiy of PeS,h
aud the late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revounnar
army extended AhOrs DR.. L. CEapkAy has M
hls earnest attention 10 the Of CHI oIie aud private a.
Eases, which he has become great expert hat b
now regarded the Trader In this bFHeh Of bis pFoisso0
Throughout the United States and hs portrait and boanh
are published Of interest to their readers tie mod
exclusive l0nrnAls The Doctors Offices his Medical
aud surgical Institute Sacramento street Of Lee1.
dor nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mall esan.
shin C0npaHy.
- We ak the particular attention Of our readen Ia N,
certificates OF remarkable cures In another column n
thl- PAPER -
DR l. ]. cZAPKAYs private Medical and sHEeal fpuI.
te IL Sacramento street. bloE Montgomery, oppoie M
Pacific Mail Steamship Con paI y once, Fan FTancsco, ms
DOet"F offers nee consuation, and asks no remuneloa
unless he fleets cure. ~
Nv Persons wishng loSe time In ecFrespondeAs.
phrase ehcnsr n their letters, they viii get Immediate
attention to their cases.
AddF, % I. J. CLApkAY, MD,
st5m San Franciseo,c Cal.