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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-22
THE CAFE CiThd
~ Every. nigep 10 Ohio i. Br0,h
an, except the wencbcs.-lWayne Co.

s~ Every nigep 10 Ohio isa Bro,e
man, except the wencbcs.- wayne "
Dem. TIg.
And every traitorin The South is VA
landigham man. including the females
If the Democrat prefers white skin IN
q black heart, to black skin and b whit
heart, We shall not object Cincinnati
Com.
What is the difference between
copperhead and rebel ram? One goe'
for the Union with an elf" the otne'
goes against the Union with om-lfe
oria Transcript.
s~From Montgomery (Ala.) paper VI
learn thu Robert Jemison, Jr., Of Tusca
loosa. has been elected Senator in the Con
federate Congress, to supply tho seal
made vacant by the death of William l.
Yancey. The result was determined or
the first ballot, Jemison receiving ninety
seven votes. and Winston twelve.
A STRAw.-A vote was recently taken,
for Governor in Goodspeed's Ohio bate
~, which is now with Gen. Rosecrans'
army, resulting as follows:
Brough, Union, lag
VallandighAm, Copperhead, l
The POPULATION OF MILWAUKEE A
thorough canvass Of Milwaukee has just
been completed. showing that it's popu-
lation is so GAS TINS is an increase o.
| s, 265 since 1860.
Exr 1t is noticeable fact, says the
Toledo Blade, that no army officer from
OHIO has been known to support Valland
igham, who did Tot ieave the service ID
disgrace.
EF lion. John Couness, the newly
elected United States Senator from Cali
fornia, ID now stopping at the residence
OF his father io-law at Richmond, Nc
Henry county, Illinois.
A STARTLING PRoposITIos Hon.
john Sherman presents the issue made
in the nomination OF Vallandigham, in thu
most torcible light "Here is CONVICTED
traitor" lie says, "nopinaied as the Dem
ocia'ic Cove nor of Ohio. He is opposed
10 he Government; opposed TO the war !;
will not vote dollar TO sustain our sol
ders. Aud yet the Democratic party
calls upon the people to elect this mar
COMMANDMENT Chief of the army and ma
Wy of Uhio-and this in the midst Of b
war with the enemies of the country
whom he was convicted Of aiding"
n n RI r NJ n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-22

DICE-i0 Bags Prime, ss
IN For sale ~ II !, ,a.,..... s
6oG~1Adx $50 - khL&o8W bik6B
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-22

The POPULATION OF MILWAUKEE A
thorough canvass Of Milwaukee has just
been completed. showing that it's poPu-
lation is 80 CAS- TINS is gu increase o.
s, 265 since 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-22

A STRAw.-A vote was recently taken,
for Governor in Goodspeed' Ohio bate
~, which is now with Gen. Rosecrans'
army, resulting as follows:
Brough, Union, lag
VallandighAm, Copperhead,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-22
FIR FIGHTS.

FIR E 1 G. II r S.
~ this route, Freight. Of all desc ription scan b.
orvaYded 70 and from Philadelphis, New York
Bosto OF Ba,i mors, TO and from any point on tn
Railroads OF Ohio, keutucky. indiana, flltnois
WISCONSIN, Iowa or Missouri, BIT RAILROAD DI
RECT.
surr With steamers, BY which Good,can bsforwarA
,d 10 a nv point Or the Ohio Naskingum, keutueky
tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi, Wis
.onsiu Missouri. X anaas, ,Arkaasas, and Ned Xiv
sra; aud Al Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago viz
.tesmsrs to all porte the North westsrn Lakes.
dereh.nt..nd shippe, The transport.
sonfdence on it's speedy transit.
The Ratcs OF Freight
To.ndfrom any pointinthe West By the Penney
sania Central Kaiiroad. are Al all ttmes as e
vORABLE AS ARE CHARGED BY OTHER RAIL
Pseparticuiarto mark packages, ssvrAPsxn
For Pref q, Contracts shipping Dlrsetioss. APP
ply TO OF Address either OF me following Agents o.
shs o"1 g. as.srKwaRr pr.sb. Agent, Pl...serrh
GLA A. skoS 81 T cc aasa.i
&c. MxLDRUM Co.. Madison, Ind.
J.E. NoORE. Loaisvilie. Ky.
w. NJ. AIKAAN = CO.. Evansville, Ind.
RIP SASS. st. Louis Missouri.
-CLARKB CO., Chicago. Ill.
sftaS1a 2;sf ss;si Il M.,.s,,-
w.a.AR l.. LANGLEY ,Gallipolis o.
s. PIERCE & CO. Zsnesvilis,O., tse ~.
n. II. HUDSON. Ripley 90.
l r. .ME1DKUM. General Travelling Asep,
| for the South IN d wssts
Hs LIVE STOCK.
Drcyers aud Farmers vi l6ndt this tn . m os ndvAn.
lagoon route for Live Stock. Capacioue Yards We
sstered nd supplied With every enispce ,havt
bee IN pene thitine d lone ndevsf5
4 attention H paid tetAAir wAnts. nrom AnrrsbNeEA
where will be four svesy coavcIispce Ter feeAiul
audr sALnks ackpice Is offered of The aPHlLADEL
| pHIA, NEW YORKand BALTIMORE MAKKET.
rhis will iso be found the shortest quickest AM
moat disee,ssutefo for s,ockroNSv syprk--( N Allen
l.ovnl-and Will fewer hanEttthan anyother
ENOCH LEWIS, 0edeSa lsupt. ANoona, p
II L. L. HOvPf, Con Tick etAyt .phfladeiphf
Il H. n. HOUSTON, General Freight Aesi
| AAv PHI Aatp.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

and has been year, persous interview be lad
the 2sd a Bath by addressing r. G W, box
$50 Pos; oncs Nrr hst date, by eorrepo ndence ad
dressing same ~ above.
An IxrE.oEpSAsY GLANCE TO MAKE MONEY
y As partner wl only S2m ash Ssj daily pr)ht
eao he hsvn b, ro,'ye proof ,ggy g LAY Or & xo".
DIssorl TON OF cor r,erStRsHip-rHE coPARr-
~ Hershp he e.of"r- eN'ns between he nndersiened
ad,r ihe name an9 G :" y nsl Apoan 20 had ,ri .his
;efo ~ ne rensia nep ths name api AWE
-. Outstanding a.t'gn', o. ne Old nra, -,,,,,
rYo.. Nov. %. ,.s, 4 ss2EExssfFh ssss22Exsfh.
Ii ARDw ARE -PAsr>EG WANTED wiriI s,oo 10
n'dSsr store rhe ,ern: r'ner win csre hall Of his
dinjrs 10 responsible 40 is.i -sse business. man With
he above ,su.a. \ Gerusu pre- erred Address tnot
'lroasb sseu's. n'rdNal, lt-ai oice
d1t,a iler 1nd ue..sn, n.s. IA Rroslyn already
es's1shea wf r., go week Cal q the Electrical
r1ill'S 'oi n'"'""'f.
D.ErNss w.NrEp-iN Az officE BUSINESS IN
i Williamson ! % Ae whole vi, p" 'ola small capital
ps. ana ammo attend ' h'ia tri At q Fourth street
NiIi-m.u4r-.
ptRfNEK WANTED -, Wan WHO Is A GOOD
rom :, cl - .iirr.s y e. A.ror place Pos.
an,.e rsiou %
'rut rSoEEstGNLn sEeS TO INFORM MS OLD
f4,cnt- Ono pi .,r. .s h'ving formed partnership
sd S' s s-.y house, Ss Sa. me-. vii % he
~ sr,.S K",hc' 81 ,.r b. '.,ni. ~ = rS,rd srsnus
20 asr o rss igtrre ona vii be anilv
,aiL Los OK 5is..,. c.-aps. csasle Tables Picture
hs aesi s.Gner snIs Ia. -, pSssbe rate. Ias ay
Psioius. ein,d snt st0sri rcres huns and arranged
wlh te; csfVr' walnut SIDE sut Coiucr Brackets con
Ing ssiuss and o Panrtg- ~ our O si he
seen 'fir stlf~ .t'm lne ' me Mntle " al Pam
I,Ni'S l. oisRiEy
VrANtEo-sN Nrriv VAN VINO c,N COMMAND
M IN lcsialt. .f ali 'In s'aple and faney soap
.n..l.. 'uE husu's- w1s t'.e. are exclusively FOR
al' f." of.' A-er'. ne.i n'' trp's
II ;u ro san ao-rAFrNGr WANTED. IN SAFE.
'Nl'lN ..lhlaoc l,1"t. r..tI'l.ng tNN. Escgthiug
f..sa s'own. APO tt DE a. 90 Broadway. 90
Gk ono wtNrEp-N Az Established BUsf.
VV'VN' Nftr whetc iAe anoln', t1srthsr with
POI .nt.tlouf saI.sst ness NAls1i s,liare po.t or
ta' aiil' iyr i'n, attention.
eIO OOO -w,NIEp PNnrNER WITH rpls
'NlVsVV's An. .t.' Il. 'i q p'f'f MreaHY estap she'd
EXPRESSES.
EUgNHAu'g FrHNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
~. ing Fashiisi .neut on llj West Eleventh street,
be wceu Frh AMI Sitm aicnr cA ano psiu inss mr..
wagons or novue ~ ciy ~ country NrAre ~ furniture
NM AvERicAs EUROPEAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
4 ~ Hro,dv,y
FonwAEns GOODS. PACKAGES AND PARCELS
ioFnt rtitnf EHruf', by steamer, twice every week.
currsrNss PRESENTS
~ unts ln klroe WI b. IN tire n scni 10 ~ 10 da'e oi
ptaim 90 Ro;sl Rank OF rreiard Enggnd, Germany,
''alie @eI iV Ate a w raeG
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
MINES, LrQrORs, SO.

TIRKs SPECIALIZE
N consists IN selling only the oldest Wines Bquoys
strictly nue qualities much than up-
prices vzLongworhs caisv ba. much ttsp tho
price of Chsm pagucs.
Brsnfirs from Owe TO forty years oli
Brandes, In glass, own iniorfa'ion, vintage 1919
Scotch and irish Whiskey. Imported 1897 verv soft
old. =
very old West Tndis Runs, Gins tc
Fifteen frades sherry Part very caai-r PoIs totel In
eporo ao BY the gallon, own fmporatlon- Champ rnea,
Clrrets fIorxs Goods Delivered Tree Esiahlfhrd 81 Y
Al. y. klSk. Wipe se.eh4nI - Lylcn sNest.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
CORPORATION NOTICES.

(yITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT, NEW YORK,
IN accordance with resolution adopted by the Common
Council aud approved by the Mayor The i2h day of No
y~mbcr nsan sealed proposals hereby invited
removal o contents Of the sinks privies Of New
sny from the CITY treasury after the eSpia.
sSa. ~ he bs and sh e and Ssse ~ oaass ,s 70 p
contractor tor he unexped term Of his contract amt -
n under Che eTsng IS agrns e eonnaanee only to
psns Of be said or pryies or he person or
empyng he SANE aud give two sae,ies 10 i've thousand
said proposals must be delivered at the orce Of the City
Inspector No. 10 Chatham street before Tuesday
I'm ga cay r Of Nsvese ss ps @ 81 ~ oosS S noon at %hss @
compt oiler aud oiv Inspector; poo,r r.,, ,,.u,o.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER. NEW
~ York November rs. Is6-To Contractors Proposals
inciosc seaei envelope ndorsed with the tile The
work, and with he name OF the bier wIen thereon,
win De received q this 0cre until II ocScs saturday
For tagging Fit,ytourth street, between Second AMI
,for aaesas yinh avenue, between Foriyfourth and
For nagsng FOURTH avenue between One Hundred and
Twenty hi,h and One Hundred and Twentyseyen
FOR tagging Ffyarst street, between Tenth agd Eleventh
FOR tagging Fiftynrst street bctwesp Eleventh avenue
snd Hudson river souih side between Broadway
FOR euro. gutter and Dag Twenty anb street, between
Ninth and Tenth avenues
s street .s0s saS Avenue 1ss S sSpsa ac spd twenty
For reauAlne and grading Forty thrl street between
fer rrpa,ug and grading Eighty second street, bewees
fr regulating and grading Sixty fourth street between
Eighth avenue and Hudson
For regulating anu grading curb gutter and Tag eyepth
between Fifteenth and Tweniy. sixth sgreens
For regulating aud grading curb. gutter aud Fifty
eighth street between second avenue anf Fast river
For regulating End gfafing curh gutter and nae seventy
hfsi street between Eighth avenue and Broadway
for sai NJ sna gradns curb gutter and nsg sixy hh
street ncireen hehth avenue aud Hudson rlvrr 60,
FOI TAGGING opposite 70 Nos I2f and i30 Franklin
street. also No. 2 a. . and sNafirk street.
tllnf s,inken 'ots between one Hundred and Tweith
aud one Hundred aud fourteenth streets and flfti ant
Second avenues.
Fing slnken l1lson side Of first avenue brweeu
One Hundred snd 1Wenty'nrst and One Hundred srd
Twenty second streets.
For steam fire engine and tcuder for co. No IS.
For steam IRE engine aud tender for No ].
Bsnkii rms o. proposals. together win lhc lecinc1Nous
and aaIcemen be obtaned this oic Dated Street
Department New York. November ~, lS.J
CHARLES o. CORNELL, Street Commissioner
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
MArpIMoNIAL.

Two YOUNG MEN, IN rHE UNITED STATES NAVY
would Ike the acquaintance ~ two ecabie
young ladies' with a 90 natumnny beucen N and %
ycars are Address runfdeurr Francis ~ Turner and
John murphy. United STATES steamer Comm odcrc Barney
fogsTess MopToc, "
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

E,ARM FOR SAIE.-THE HEIRS OF THE l. ATE HEN
ry Warde offer a private sale the Homes tead Farm
situated Long Branch the shore containing 100
less together with the long neck of Land
known Wardes Beach-the whole prising n length
Of miles along the shore In the line
proposed Sandy Hook and Sea Shore Railroad Terms
Title indsputabe. For further particulars apply TO y
SHERMAN, 81 Front street. N, Y
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

TEn LOTS FOR sALE-Ar EL'ZNBRrHrORr NEW
fDO Jersey, euttan'e 'or manufacturing rn lfes. r
lnanties 20 suit purchaser lag ow pr 81 aai 90 f"oite
r. r. KELLOGG. 10, Pesri GO Get N Y
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
HOLIDAY PRE.uNrs.

finRiSEAAs GREENS, CHRISTMAS GREENS -
~ Ir.es, fringea Wreaths stars, Crosses iichrs. a
Nc AZ rartes ntot thinning ll 5000 DO o. ffsir .rai
,ale tu cali a. 5ll Greenwich street, e..uff of snraf
JOHN fhs EELnEN.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
sT.nRTINn.

nOCs FOR SALE ONE COACH DOC. uNr svtfr.
~ Poodle Dos pair Newfoundland rups; rA. .f ...at
BLACK and Tan Pure sls0 small Hsrs and rtu lsri-I sut
0tlh Terriers An tho rfrr trfe1 ami exec erf Ia
Va trial given. Csli NJ n Roseyeh street arsi
JOHN GRAY.
I,RANCIs BUTLER. NO. 3 PECK SLIP. Has All.
the choice breeds FOR sale and stock. Buicra autr
Mango Cure aud Flea Bxteruraior. toc ler 10 DE-. Hu-
hra anew Work. 81 Dogs BEARDED trained, &e. Medicines
fsr an discasss
GRAND riCtON SWEETEST NKEs-AT FAILkNEWs
W Hotel Flaihush " al. Monday, Nov ~ 20 .'fal
pncs Va te slo iot Sorry Iasnd cars fft. ne qtto
PiscCps alaeJe ~ hand
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

(SORNER HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-ON NORTH
~ OF Smith and Ainslie streets wi liam
Will be sold low price and terms Of payment.
s. X. KELLOGG, l39 Pearl street. N. y.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

DARN WANTED-AN IMPROVED FARM OF 10 70 30
acres, with house suitable for family OF per
sons IN New Jersey Pennsylvania o. Delaware within 40
miles Of Philadelphia New York line of railroad free
from fever and ague exceeding S. 600 Address
NJ g., ToInpkinsvle Staten Island, New York. stating
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
sAaUs OF NEAL EsrArn.

A GREAT sACRIFTCE.-TWO SPLENDID BROWN
a soDe Houses situated In a beautiful location In East
Feth Nos 2U7 and 2o9, and be sold Apply
an he premises
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

CPANIsH LASGuAGE.-A NATIVE sPASIARD ~
- prepared either classes privately.
Good crence gwen. Address r. box I2i4 Post orcc
1'EACHERs wANTED--TN EVERY STATE AND
town 10 eghaDgf eIucai onal repcrts 10 n yacarc~s
and 70 en peM schools APPLY AZ iha Ns.lonal IcacleIA
Philadelphia RICE a ANDREWS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26

CINCINNATI, March -.
General Burnside was serenaIed at the
Burnett House, last night. He takes COM
mand of this Department.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26

FROM ALBANY.
ALBANY, March 25.
The State canals will be opened be-
tween the 25th of April and the lst Of
May.
The Court of Appeals have ordered the
discharge Of Mary Hartung.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26
7 TELEGRAPHIC.
[LAsFEIGHT's DIsPAFOHEs.l
STILL LATER FROM THE SOUTH
The Fleet Arrived at the Canal.
SEVEN VESSELS PASSED PORT
HUDSON.
Banks Not Ready to Make a Land
Attack.
THE INVASION OF KENTUCKY.
LOngstFeet's Advance Occupy
DanTille.
THE YAzOO EXPEDITION.


PHILADELPHIA, March %.
J. Cooke, General Subscription Agent,
announces the conversion of 81, 100000 Of
legal tenaers to-day into 500 notes. The
loyal States are being thoroughly aroused
to the work, and the belief is expressed
thai two millions per day will be reached.
The following is a special dispatch to
the Bulletin:
CINCINNATI, March 25.-The Yazoo ex.
pedition has come to stand still.
The Commercial, of this city, has spe-
cial from Greenwood, which says that the
ChillicOthe, in the last engagement, was
temporarily disabled by shot which bat
tered her portfolios so that they could not
be moved.
Battery Wilson has been dismounted
and the guns returned to the gunbOat De
Kslb.
The troops are now acting on the defen-
sive.
Quimbys division was on the Coldwater
on the 10Th, and with good weather would
reach Greenwood in two days.
The guerrillas trouble the boats in that
river and the Tallshatchie, and have killed
three or four soldiers.
The Monitor gunboat Lafayette is report
ed up the YazoO above Haines' Bluff, and
other gunboats have gone up.
Stirring news is expected from that
quarter.
The reported evacuation of Haines' Bluff
by the rebels is not credited.
The rebels who have occupied Dsnville,
Kentucky, are believed, to be the advance Of
General Longstreets division. Their COM
ing is not unexpected, and they will be
promptly met Several thousands Of Fed
eral soldiers arrived here to-day, and
more are coming. We may look out for a
very active campaign in Kentucky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO. March %.
The latest news from Vicksburg con-
firm the arrival of the gunbOats Hartford
and Alsbatross, of Farraguts fleet, at the
mouth of the canal on The 20th. Officers
from on board arrived'at Grants head
quarters bringing dispatches. Seven Of
Farragut's boats ran the blockade at Port
Hudson; after coming some distance all
but two returned. Probably gone to the
mouth Of Red River. Banks had not yet
come up to make the land attack when the
fleet ran the blockade Boats will pass
into Lake Providence as soon as the eur
rent in that direction will permit. Re-
ports from Greenwood Wednesday after
noon say the fight has not been renewed,
both parties making active demonstrations.
The rebels are mounting new guns and
otherwise strengthening their position
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
Farragut's Movements--0hio Cop
perheads to be Taken Care of
--Barbarities on Ohio
Prisoners.
WAsH1NaroN. March q.

WASHINGTON, March "a.
Advices have been received that Porters
last "turreted monster" on which the reb-
els opened such furious FIRE, proved a
great success for us, causing the bursting
of seven of the rebels large guns, and
wOunding thereby quite a number of Off
GERS and men.
Judge Advocate General Holt took the
depOsitions to-day of released prisoners be-
longing to Ohio regiments, touching the
executions as spies of seven Of their num-
Der who were captured while on special
expedition, sent by General Mitchell into
Northern and Central Georgia. Extreme
barbarities attended some Of these exeeu-
tiOns. The evidence taken to-day will be
made the basis of representations 10 the
rebel Government or possibly of retalia-
ton.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided that the two per cent. tax i'm
posed by the amendatOry act on vessels ap-
plies only to those whose keels are laid
after March Sd, when the act passed.
There is reason to believe that the re-
cent naval action at Port Hudson, and
running the batteries by Farragut's feet,
were in obedience to orders from the De-
partment here, to proceed up the river at
all hazards, and re-capturs the Indianola.
1t is stated that Governor TOd's recent
visit here was OccasiOned by his belief in
the existence of an organization in Ohio
to resist the enforcement Of the Conserip-
ton Law. It is understood that measures
will be taken to back up the Provost Mar
shall with military force to any extent
desired
Mr.. Seward is said to have received
important foreign dispatches to-day, which
were made the subject of Cabinet meet
ing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26
FROM CALIFORNIA.

DAN FRANCISCO Marcn 20.
The war steamer Saginaw having been
thoroughly reftted at Mare Island, is now
stationed in San Francisco harbor.
DR.. Joseph Prefontaine, commercial wri-
ter for the San Francisco Press, died to-
day.
Humphrey Griffith, a prominent Saera-
mento politician, died yesterday.
Several exploring parties have returned
from the gold, silver and copper mines
bordering on Colorado river. They ex-
press confidence that the region will rival
Washoe. They exhibit specimens Of ore
which are surprisingly rich.
Interior papers continue publishing bio
graphical sketches Of many Of The parties
captured in this harbor on board the pri-
vateer schooner Chapman, showing them
all to be noted seoessionists. The prison
ers are still at Fort Albatross, having I'M
dergone military examination, but with
what result the public is uninformed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26

Reconnaissance Down THE BAY.-A party
of gentlemen connected with our Propeller
Lines took trip down the river yesterday
on the steamer Belle, to ascertain, if possi-
BILE, the prospect for an opening at this end
of the lake. There was quite heavy fog
on the river but as there appeared to be 3
gale prevailing outside, and the distance not
being great, they did not dream of getting
" befogged before they reached the Light
horse but, alas for human speculaiOns, a
dense white cloud enveloped everything so
completely as to render their trip entirely
fruiiless, After going to within half or
three-quarters of mile of Turtle Island, the
order was given to "'bout ship" 3" and the
party arrived home late in the afternoon,
i'in good order and we'll conditioned, but
none the wiser for their trip down the ra-
ing Maumee.- Toledo Blade, Tuesday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26

Having had over twenty years experience In the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character,
pecisy the Throat and Langs will give perfect sat
isfactiOn to all who may apply for relief Having had
successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled success of which sat
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating salts
factory the money shall bs refuB ded for all such med
icines returned. Price of Medicine for one month";
from 80 % TO $500
uS-The Doctor can be consulted the last two weeks
of every month at his residence, No. % GRrden-St
Cleveland, U. Post Office address-BOx I'LL
febZ3: BOB ltamdkw s. g. CLARK. d. y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

BTProperty promptly Forward ded to New, York,
,oEon snd ali points East or West with dispatch and
{ the lowest rates Of freight marl1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26

A New ENTERPRISE IN TOLEDO Captain
E. B. Ward, of Detroit, eontemplates estab
fishing an iron mandatory at or near Tole-
do during the coming Summer. blow fur
mace will be put in operation at an early
day, and Captain W. has purchased 1000
acres of wood land at the mouth of Crane
Creek, about twelve miles from Toledo, where
the Blade says he intends putting company
Of workmen for the manufacture of charcoal
for blasting purposes. Captain Wards en-
terprise in the iron business is acquiring for
him almost national reputation. He has
now s very large interest in an extensive
iron establishment at Chicago, and is a heavy
stockholder and active officer in the manage
ment of the works of Wyandotte, both of
which establishments are paying large diyi-
dends at any rate, the stock Of neither can
be bought for love or money.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26
FROM VICKSBURG.
Opening of the Lake Providence
Canal--PerilOus Voyage in a
Skif.-Enthusiasm Of the
Lockers on.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.
LAKE Providence, La, March II,
VIA CAIRO, March "a.

VIA CAIRO, March "a.
At sundown last evening the marriage
of the Mississippi with the head waters of
the Ouachita and Black rivers were con-
summated, and this morning a stream 100
feet wide is raging and tearing through
the break in the levee. 1t is impossible to
say what the end will be.
This morning skiff with three or four
sailors went through the crevioe, creating
perfect furore Of excitement. The little
craft entered the raging waters, reeling
like a drunken man, and all e1-
pected every moment to see her swamp
ed in the boiling waters, as she
rose first on the crest Of a billoW, and then
plunged into the yawning chasm below.
1t was for time doubtful which would
conquer, the watery element, or the frail
vessel. When she had reached point
three hundred feet below, the little craft
came into still water Then the long pent
up feelings Of the spectators found ex-
preston in shouts and cheers of congratu-
lstion and joy.
There are exciting rumors reaching us
by way Of Vicksburg that the enemy have
evacuated Haines' Bluff, and that the 8th
Missouri regiment has been sent up the
YazoO to garrison it. If this is true, it
fOreshadeWs the fall or evacuation of
Vicksburg. do not believe it, however,
as no such demonstrations have been made
against the Bluff as should induce an evac-
untinn
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