davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-09-28
nc
.cGfath Jas

-McNama:aP Pat McDonaldJ'
McNamara Dan lMcCufdy James
Mcmillan D E McNerney James
McNlel Daniel Mckinley James
McLeon Robert McEwen James
MeLeon Donald McCann Jemtma
Mcaoyern Rich-Mc lVaney Jas
ard ) McBennet Peter
McLeou Robt L Mcbride James
McCnmber Ed McNulty John
McDowd FraocisMcAdA1n John
McSticker Tnos McGregory Jas
Mccullough Rob Mcintyre John
: Mcdonald Geo McClevy John
McNiel r P McGufre John
McGra Thoe McTIEgaTt John.
-McIntry Thos McGee Dan
McClaW Henry AlcGrore John
Mcknight Henry McN1chol5 John
d + t
Mccauley HenryMc0 Donald Joel c
Mcdonnell HughMcNamara John
Mcknight HatvyAcNRny " m 2
MCCOY Henry McDuffy VIM
zMcCaully ucctorMcCreary VIM
McGarry James McWhIrter John
Mcbride Hugh 1IcReynolds " G
McKeon James McAdAns Mr.
McCauly Hugh Mclean Mr
Mcintosh Jamea Nc Gallery Mathew
Mcpherson J s AeShanc Andy
, 1863-09-28

Nothing that /, mt vbotesona oan,., ..t -...or.
tt1n - r.. naen1a entar. intn the e Hn1
TETTER5 81 is SToMAEH bfrrFR Ss on Il Au ~
arattnn ron5s,nS n 11earai r. snv LIZ IS
kafanica e.emsns M nerV evritsny{ { An S no h
notinn ~ ths eyt1e:ta nfe1 hah 5 ~
viii the puTe1t md mdest Of Ii didaaye g:iusnts
ia eli to H. fuFeaY1ned aFnInsc dscss mi ~ -
asthe human sIste can 3D. PROTECTED b. hnman means
Rep5st T,al,lits1 eo0cndered 6Y an 1nWhniesone Al
mcsphere jupu5e Water and o;her externaf can ses o.
HOsTE1TEEs BIrTEtS may be relied On ia . sa1s
In dsiGts @ !9feStea VIA EEvER AID A9uE has
an I to i gndes
ssnds Te9 ~ neSses to svs na
en @ It's rsyes "a Aue Patsats
a!Ily satl5atsd 9Th that dangerous alksoid nA
nutequcntly restored @ neath within few days By
the Use OF ofHOSTETTERB B1TTERS.
The weak stomach y rapidly t3ytgorated and the ~
peto restored by this Agreeable Tonic, and hence It
works wonders n cases Of DYsP!rsIA and IN ess CON
frmed forms Of INDIGESTION. Acting gent1e and
painless apstent = yell a upon he nyef Il also IN
h3sSaiaI ac9n q he di2ss1ye aad secletve organ.
fe1eone q Ieeole naott HaoE 20 SkEyoHs ATrACKs1
howTtss s1 9r srds ~ Eft rs 81 tie1s aaa
non5 On fhs' pont oss cone1oa7e and from ootn
The agony o. o. b1Ilpus LoLol @ "a aseauged
, 1863-09-28

v:
Vroonlan David.
VTuderlah D,u
1aldnzer Lewis
Van Buren, MiGl1
IVerity,Wm 8
Va1nel John q
Weeks Robin.
kWAllace CH =:
WaterburyChB1
Watrous Chris
Warner Chas .
Walker Peter
Walton Paul
Warner .Chas q
Weaver Casttn
'W cstcot Darid
N II
Wells .Dan1 8
Ward DAM
Weeks DR.
Watson Edwin
Williams Tbs q
Williams J F
Williamson B B
GO CO.
Williams EYApI
Williams MIclll
Wilcox \ 3
WInans Larsen
kW1nll.lul Levi
Wilson Wnl j
Wilson JohnC
Wilson Johnir
Wilson Jas
Wilson John "
Wfnslow Jas II
Wilder Henry
Wtlman II n
WiIkfpeonUclrY
Whipp1e'G 4
villa 8Thos s
Whtteside :Thos
Wukte " Il
WilleyHA
Wydeanau F
" hitcomb 8 E
Wilkins E "
lEQu . e
[Whelan Edward
Wheadpn s O
WillIamsonFrnt
Wethere1l R "
Wilmot E u1atol
Wilsey Eraanlus
WiIds r F.
Wisdom Ri
Wells VIM 81
r G
: r
xAzI 4
, 1863-09-28
DROPOSALS FOE BJmDIN0

~AG~A SA31AA49 101k oOlAl}4N0
Il MATERIAL Seal d proposals. vii b. received
u1till o'clock II On Tuesday The 9Th OF Oe.obef fof
delve.irE II the ete Of the Rock lsand Arsenal the
fo1lG wing material. VII:
5000 pe1ches Cut Etore,
tut TOO feet White )Ak Lumber
rs 600 feet White Pine Lumber,
be the s4n more 1ees the erection Of the rftn
c!pa ftCreh0use Of the Rock Lizard A.senA'. Draw
Tx. of the building may b. seen. and particulars a.
fnst'thed at the once Of the unde:ECne3
ecpafate bid. will be ztcetred for stone cut ready
for tyirE Or for pieces IN tho rough which WILL cot
Into t1veH sizes 4nd for cutting the sane Specimens
b3 By tnche@ Will acc 7DpRby ct ch proposal. and
rlof 81 VII state when deliveries Csn cpmluebca and
tie line within which the whole can be da!1vs1ed.
ne lumber must be Of the best quality aud cut AND
fnd hs may be made separaely or toFethef for Osf
and Pine. seasoned Of otherwise. aud WILL state Ii
What time the Ehole can be furnished. Al! Of the
eoove 70 ne subject 10 inspection by an agent Of the
1hr ability Of the bidder t. IN tie contract must b
der tbta1t' contract nust enter futo bondi with
net than two buTercs ic the penal gp n OF ten
thotasnd dolars for the faithful compilation thereof
TIE rEht Et4er eC TO select from each bid any u
tee at the pce named therein and Mss to reject any
OF &il bids II u Iot thought for the public Interest
"P.ynen's Vii be msde a, funds are furnished BY
The eGoyerntpens-25 PET Cent OF the yalne Of The ma
ter1al labor. being retained On each 1nstallept
until the contracts completed. '--'
Prurosala must b addressed 10 Ms5or G 2. Kings
hry. Davenport low, ann fndorset ~PFoposal1 fos
6.one e. Fer Cutting ssp1 ~ TeE ARYbe7"
Davenport. Iowa. Sept IS. 1865 % sssl.n1sss n .1sr
, 1863-09-28

Remaining uneallea for in the Chiea1e; Post
Office,
, 1863-09-28
h1OT1CE TO SHTppERa OE

4NTALLOW, LARD. GHKA64, &o-rha undeF.
EKusd pay their particular attention u ths saI4 .! nj
nsm VI1 b promptly d1spo4ed Of. aad QUICK fefsrsg
oAde, On vesy AdvQ1tageoas tafms- ~ mai 81
ffeaeos 3: 1HRAM KNIGHT 4 1ON6,
1s&&4RR u Water etZ&ss. NSH yekf
, 1863-09-28
HAGATs MAGNOLIA BALM.

Xhit IL the nsst delightful and extraordinary article
svnr oiscuvarec 1t chau1ts the sun burnt iace and
hants to pearIy Aaf1n texture Of sayahinx beauty.
,mpAxtlnE The marble purity Of youth. and the Dis
fHCuK APPEARANCE 10 Inviting In ths city belle
AAhion. 4ttemove8 tan. .feckles. p!ples and rough
~ from the sk.n. leaving the complexion f-esh.
tAn1narent and smooth 1t contains msterial In
..rtvoa to the akin. Pat1onized by Actzeasee and
opera stngeza It u what eve15 1atT should have.
Sold erety whora.
DE1IA6 8. RARNlS s IL CO.,
929hA&,zm General Agents, aR BroadwRy. h Z.
, 1863-09-28

Irwin Lixxi<a mrs
Jackeon Martha miA8.
Jamek Margaret mrs
jackson &c miss
Jackson Humphrey MI
Jutspu tanG mrs.
Jewell Thomas mrs
Joa1in Aneon B mrs
, 1863-09-28

j. hnow deferred rom changing the
WHISPERS Or MUsrACHK
From red. gtay orsapdy toA rich BLACK OR BROWN
bY l. 1e&S OF injur1ng OF staining the ska.
CRI6TAD0HOsS DYE
IL harmless ~ E1ter mild as ,ew muk, and
TkuE To NATURE
n the MAkn1hcert color It impsrts. AAuufket1fe4
~ ). CKl6FADtRO Aston 1oMRc. Eev forS. Sold
overyWhe &c, ard Appltod By all Hair Dressc's.
t1iee q. u 50 and Is pes boz, according 70 6lLs-
, 1863-09-28
NOT Il FEW

u3 IA vert dtoTdar1 The. R1tct mRokikA plaa udA
tna corruption tnAt Accumulated In tho blood Q an
tto discoveries that have been made to purge It out
EXTRACT OF BAKlAPAKILIA- It cle4oses and
feuoyates the blood nss thu vtgof Of heath Into I'D
Ass. It stimulate the healthy fancuoas of the hodJ,
and e1pes the disorders that gTov a1d rAnKlo u Id
long BEEN sought {os aEd now foT tha nIat time tha
public have one which they can depend Our sFaca
the ttal ct single bottla w1u show to tho ck hati
ha1 virtues sur1AinK anything they haye takan
added to pdS6f Wetar. il equal to the LAbson Diet
DRINK, md one bottle Z fally equal to gallon Of
II u6da-
~THE8B KITKAT8 HAp8 EKNN ADMIT
TED TO Use IN THK UNITED Stairs ARMY, and
sEe aiso II ye9Z general uss 1n AZ tho STATE Eos.
PITALe xnd PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS
throughout tho land. u well q IN private pTacHta3
kpd Arr considered - invaluable Ielued{e.
, 1863-09-28

HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE!!
Ill BATtnKLDRB celebrated HAIR DYE . TE1 s
kH1AN1 0ye Known; TnA sglsndiG A Ea;5 ,i nys, u
70 = qIp4sY BLAoK or NATUnAL Brown. without II.
turing the Hh1r Bta1u1ng the Skin. leaving the EAtr
fot Ind Beautiful: tmpkrs ne4h vitality, frequently
restoring its pltatne color and 1ecnee the effects
81 Bkd DyeA. The Genuine 10 htgned Wn1I4N 4:
R4TcuK0E, al othe1a are mere limitations, md should
Rsfcl1y gtreet. New York ly3 E9s11J
, 1863-09-28
HO8TETTER'
CELEBRATED STOMAQH BIT.TEHA

Against the yapors toul prepare,
That fever taint the heavy air.
Drink not unmlxed tho WAtez found
In prah1cs, woods. or mAzshy ground
II seteatary toll you ply.
NATURE You MUST ABaIsT-oR DrK-
For when deba1zed from exercise.
FOR ARTIFICIAL AID sha cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Is threatened evil to PREVENT:
And II you'd be relieved OF spared
From Ills thaterush the usPKEpAKxD,
Hostatter's Bltters usa-for note
TuEY are the su1ext ANr1poTH.
To set at defiance the Iaaa Of unhealthy Soils ttd
poieon Of unwhelesoma water the etuV1A OF crowded
workrooms and factories and the banefal influence Of
sedeutay enplogntats it Is only necessary to be fo1s
armed With
, 1863-09-28


Jco James mrs
Irwin Lixxiee mrs
. i.
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JacKeon ANtm mim:
gamek A9s5afet mrs
JaeEseA ~ 4eI0l m1es
ga1Eon dumpnrey nj
= goM3i oos9n II Jane m!s
yeweu W. inomAs nm mls
"os!1A aneoo D m1s
Kellogg Frances n mil
kenper Cashrtne miss
Kelley Ann mrs
Kelley MaIT mrs
u elley L B mrs
Kelley Frank A mics
Kelly Ann mrs
1.r~.n,. us,,.h- min,
LRce L miss
I.i.h III, ms
1.ennerMswm1sa
1%:5nn,nc Amanda mia
Ieonari HarTeymM
Teveridor James mrs
I,ewfsEPmrs
lewis MsorIe 1ntHs
1.Sohtfnot 9fawEm msaa
T;nrnin fe1ia mies
Observation-Disclosures
NcaJaro am snns n,iss s
VI 49,. 49,, ~ 4 ~co ",r3 -,,;es
%cte1n,1n e1naM1
MeI,srhy eTsuths Ha1ena m,,e
~ eri / n1;T Il; E Ma uss !
9uI MsG,n+'t:a ~ q mra
tli14ES WGGnirn Wsr miss .
u.,s MoIntash Ma,v ~
= McE;nnar Italia rn,,
WI.nr,nhi,o Ann ,,,-s '
T.T.n S1K M Mta Enea1 cav 'e
WcMsIier TIse NM Mr. m,ss
4A
.-,..,,
Non94Ts Men9 Ms1y M. "'ss
Malcst Anna miss
Aanx Maria mrs
Mareh Julfh n mrs 2
Mareh james mrs
Mn1thie Catherine mig
Martin N mrs
MAFAh Hannah P mrs
Mason Geo mrs il.
Mathews Mary miss
MAtson Mary miss
Mould Sarah A MISC :.
Matthias Maggie miss
+ Maxwell II g mrs
| Maxwell Georgia mrs
MeaH =; d |! mrs
3,n = efr'll naIiie I9 miss
>v.,p,-,
Ssssil 8 aFh !Iasn! meoel m!ss Es
Naen ~, ha!Ea1et =, LIB
No1e13.kh Noa1le - S s
3SemEG%'T Nes.E.a3. ~. - Do.e IT..
Newhl.h NewhanAL A14aa MaaG MiSs at4.
NseHNssef aeAt4e'"
Ogden D mrs
0iderel,arn mrs -.''
ft1er,t+ W. Hen-m-
, 1863-09-28
ltatfaI N1tft:s.
.OLLOWAY'S PILLS.-Let

HOLLOWAI'S PILLS.-LetIea-
III Aon vnite vnn Drsrxr.z*, CoErFvEsKss.-
Tsss out e.a Be s.susGsdtt tto0 90 remoay
Aid you dyspertic look for .se csuse In @anfaeseo
4 II sl aseI sc.,1 ~ ~ 60
IL Of Wsoe1. "a sfe ai i.alt aosE.ys en-. xl
e91s tca'e the source TT them. Iney nann nsveF
sa:es ~ weo s5S ,n",eE from nysSpeps
nnce - they IN t1eclu lily euro The proof ea In
fhe trial Froeure . nox md be convinced Of their
FoI aale by SMITH 4 DTTER. 81 and g L.ks
the6t- stl9:ns8lH
, 1863-09-28
4 MONG THE MANY PRE-

A RTIFICIAL LEGS.--C. Stat:
"a ioEd sole prop13ssoA1 - and n E9anuteet9reI II Of DA
approved and adopted by tina uE1ted etate Govern
ment which hes appointed him e supply them t2 de
FtRD. LIZ South Clask street. chicago. wilt reetlst
immediate attentaon. Band for Pamph1eA
n Een14-n4tH-1 -1u-M N&E
, 1863-09-28
Chicago Grtbn1re.
LIST OF LETTERS

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1853.
, 1863-09-28

tter Sanborne Henry
ut Aus &Stewart
Scott John
In Seegert Albert
tETsg- Saladln VIM
Samer andrew
Jos SayIB Henry
& Wm Seigwuld David
'rTill eScott A r
6uuy Tnos
eny Scradeld Rob
Isaac Sea Sidney "
n John Seely Sherman
1rg Geo Scales Dennis 3
M John Savage ZC6Bro
Thos sandorsHenrJA
8etwener Thos
almanz Sayer Deyid
I'd Hug Scott d CO
'os Sinclair Jas 8
Peter 2 Sawyer Pomeroy
A Scar John
.nry O Balky Morris
.dEnger Sabiner Jacob
d War Sampson VIM
Sinclair AleE
|ros Shine Jeremiah
I'm Shine Wm
m Skink1e J "
Fm II Shin Michael
Wm Shine Michael
m P Silyey John G
n Z Skinner Otis
1,W AZ Shine Wm
Wm e Shuster Jos j.
/ War Eolel Lyman J
Small James 8
bert Springer FEEDER
ameaD lex
] G SpaGord Lyman
b j g Spencer Bcdiu-
T, field
mes Springer Max 2
1amea Stead John "
m II Spencer Alfred
bra Sa:terlee Merit L
2 Scales JOSEPH
rev Sanborn Jno E
j. 6cars John 2
ShanahIn Jno
Shepaerd Jno
F. 8canne1l Jos
Geo Scul1y John
E SaFage 3no H
FB Shank John
IS Snuyder e q
Ewd Smith Il Waite
r. Smith " F
ben s $parks y
's smith " F
q Slater " E
- Smola Sni1nLI ~ I,N
t Smith.Wm 4
." n AnYx+
,se;.uas. y Gpt .r.x
aaia4l aauiaeGoPsao9 "e6
- = ~ Ii5oeN4eJV. 3 WIN
49,. Sm;4h 2"ai t1n1t ~
1p"t1 aam 9aa1M -. = ~ a.
-4a.. omSan Ssrasatnn IN 1t,...
;. ~, .S"a 1M1e"SAnoa
tFs-oa;,nnn,,.cr
= NSe3tS 6a.Ioi- I 49,
: tM 9l.t. = H1ticA s !
y = Sm1tn SD y 2 L"
SMI SF2a1 . 90 =
:m SM!th SMI.1 : ~ etIy y.,,u,
Smtsa Smish, nu9aTs Eosngsl9s ~
Smith Geo
5 : Spe1aceF Chas
81 Smith CJ&m
nes II Smith Geo
, &. Silver Chas
]. Squiers s a
I G.: Smith Thos j.
lou Smith g
- Smith CT
my Smith TB
I ahanly Francis
D = Sinnott Mtchl
ra8 T. Serbia john
". Sullivan PJ2
Jas colStokes John
$50 Smith HeNYC
Jas Sullivan PatkD
q StoreyC "
s Sterns Chas
N G Sknrges Chas E
oseph Sullivan Patk
Vm Stone CA
arheld StOWeu D B
I'm a = eergt
B Stevenson David
] " u Stewart D auiet
Brown
n Sullivan Z
Nm StoutAlbert 4
&c stout n b
n r Southerland 4
nj II Southerland st
sufhs 8 Clair
Imour29tiuso1 E
2 Stauard Chas q
Tout Thos
"A ;. TarlllTreadwell.
cllael Turtle Richard
: r .Tuytlao Edwd
D Thome John Il
7atson Throop Garduer .
,hn q Tomlinson John
JnoW I'Alcott LeslIe A
'h4 . q umer John
Q John Iaber HAWK
= Tfapp Johh =
p n1 om fetkessoh An
Fm ~ WeW
2nnMe Iaofna ae1fy
u; I t-r TM, Tn9lm9H!cndfd
- ! 1,n ag4 Iaylos g 60
Joe1fIay!or q !, 2 naeny
&. Taylor Wm2
= = = oH 1ayioE ;TsyY,E q rogers
. 4A $lul 0Um
" Taylor NAPOLEON
mes D TaYlor Ben t.
James Thomson Jos Il
.enry ThompsonThos2
,nry Thompson Rich
q HU . Thompson Geo
L Thomas Jesse
'orge Thomas Thco.
Il bold
laTho8 Thomas & Back.
chard man
ndrew Thomas Joshua
} TilIotson Theo
Tilton SIP
'arren ToWusend Sen
bu Franklin
a Teesscott mr.
smaeF
-r-h,,..,,,,
u ao "a. Tspanus i.sp Gta1 aateo
W osue1 eAAs
- =
net1davsuohorr
! lWiffinyan Taecn Il Isaac "a
,hnH Van Ai1enMartin
, 1863-09-28
HOSTETTER'8

CELEBRATED ST0MACHBITTE
Dyrpepsa's panss. that rack snd grind
The body. and depress the mind:
Asues. tnat a. they so and come.
Make LIE constant nartYrdon;
Coles and dyeente.ic pains,
Meath which the strong mau'svfgor wo1es:
Bilious complaints those tedious Ills,
= Ee'er conqnesed yet by drastic pilh:
Dread diarrhes. that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury:
Elow, constitutional decay.
That bringB death nerer day by day;
Nervous pros.ratlon. mental Gloou-
Hera1ds Of madness or tho tomb;
For these-thonsh mineral nosssuuns tail-
Afeans Of Relief st least We hsil.
UoaTKrrKR's Br1T1ns-medictna sure,
Eotto PREVENT alone. BAT cux3.
In DYkpxPs1A, FxvKR Axn Aeu4, BILIOUS Cor
PLANTS. CONSTITUTIONAL aud N1Ryoua D4nu7Y
CoxsIFATIox. .6RAsIcxy2ss, SpAsXs, aud in all com
plants Of Man or Woman. proceeding from casual or
Inherent weakness Of the body. the one great zemsdy
and sesto.Anyals
HOSTETTER'5
CELEBRATED sT0MAcRB1TTEHa
TowahdereEs On seA ard land.
From Polar shore to Truptc strand;
To household lone and regions new.
And dwe'ie1s In great cities. too;
To soldiers In camp, fort, le:d,
Who need against dfsease shield;
TO mtners. California bound.
And tlllers OF wet. rnar3hy ground:
To feehle wives Of fragile uold. d:
To young, and middle aGed. aud ODD,
To tLoye In healtb, who would enjoy
Heaven best gifts without alloy;
To all the stzengthless. weak and pale,
who droop set know not What they al,
. Hos1xTTKR's RITT11a VIC present :
Al Health "a most potent element.
II therc any yalue In public opinion Of any yetzha
In medical testimony the yeEY best and safesa Toujc
Corrective and Alternative nox befure tho Eaxldu
HOSTETTER'5
CELEBHATEDsTo1LACHR1TTERa
Sold by III respectable DrnEs!sts In IL
paEta Of the RoZlI
HOST ETTER & SMITH.
PRoPRfE1oRs P1rrsBuRaa.RA. =.
New FORK once, No. 42s Broadway.
ie7s ISIS On, u,NlteE
, 1863-09-28
Young VIC .Yatten ChAs A Young Benz T
Yemans VIM Yates E Lieut. Yeargin VIM R
Young Jnn L Young B s = Young Henry "
YOUNGER JW &coYouuE c Il
Initials:

Initials. '., :.
To Agent Raymonds. Cook: g. Chicago ave.
uue...U Dearborn street. E P,8, No "a Ran
do]ph stfcet. Clark's Sarge Machine Co....JB
H.. In answer to advertisement, no name given,
rooms and 4 over stnrge's bank ..Everett's
Hts Cop box $685.. Fifteen Dol
lars Sewing Machine Co., Manager Of the North
Missouri Kailroad- 49,; =.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
afl1 q three cent stamp. =
1 Ofice open from 1st Of April to lat Of No
yemhez, from 8: H. It'll p. N. From November
SUNDAYS {rom $50 q. N. till t0:15 am
e115 ]. L. sCRIPPS, 2. II.
, 1863-09-28

TobinB Coco
Tears Louis
Taylor z u
Tell " H
Taylor il :.
Te11yLG
TAAlorJ John !
,Taylor!Thos 3 2
Tyler D;
iTaber Geo s
TatrnAC
Tatro &C,
Iempla1 F
Terrill Charles i.
Tohfu Benz F
/: Towneend &c
Thomas Edw "
lyman Edwar1F
Twombly Richd
Ttzeil Hdwd "
TiEon Peter
Taylor Daniel
Thompson C;has
H.
Town Clifford
Tbayer Capt CB
IhToUp Charlie
Totreucc ChasE
Ytlden ChafiieC
Ttlden t:has 2
Thayer capt CIR
Mmltn Peter r
T1ayers capt
Tracey Clarence
T0bin & co
Thnre1eyN
ThayerA A
1ramWe1l d co
Thomason Oily
Tolee 4 b
Tileon Wallace
ThprnhillDaTney
, 1863-09-28

Eaton Bbenezar
Eastetly Eugene
EarlChasHenY,
Elliott c r.
Eagan Daniel
EATick David
Eva1sPC !.
Ems Richard
Ely Nicholas
Elliot Anthony
, 1863-09-28

PROPOSALS FOR SAWED
l. LUMBER.
ORDINANCE 0r71u1 IHp1A AEAro11e, Ixp,AHA,l
6KALRD PRoros AIS VII Sc receive 4 i'll omca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-11

THE NEW PROPELLER WABAsH.-The
new propeller recently launched from the
yard of Quayle & Martin, designed for the
Erie Railway Steamboat Company, is being
rapidly completed. She bids fair to be one
of the staunehest and best propellers ever
built at this point, if not the best. She is
named the 90 Wabash" Her dimensions are
length, l91 feet; depth, 13 feet; width 80
feet inches. Her tonnage will be some
thing over 200 tons. Her frames are 12-inch
-1s inches from center to center. Her total
planking is four inches. She has six streaks
of bilge keeIsOns eight inches thick, then
sealed up with 6-ineh planks and hook
scarfed. She is rendered unusually staunch
by being bOlted edgeWsys and through.
Her boiler has been put in. It was built
by Scott Le7aks of this city. 1t is p feet 2
inches in length and Il feet 10 inches shell.
The boiler iron is q of an inch thick, double
rivetted with 5l-ineh ri7ets.
The engine is now being constructed by
the celebrated New York builders, Delamater
& Co., who, by the way, are building the new
monitor vessel with four turrsts called the
" Dictator" The engine of the q Wabash 2
will have two cylinders en- one shaft, the
cylinders to be So by Sc. ,
The " Wabash " will have a cabin nearly
her whole length, furnished with ample as
wen as elegant accommodations for psssen-
gers, She will be commanded BY Captain
John Kirby, who commanded the 4" Passaic ?
last season, and ran between -Dunkirk and
Toledo. IS
The wabash f" is not only stauueh ss
wood, iron and skill can make her, but is
beautiful in model, and viii be anishsdo Of
in the best of manner. She VIII be credit
to her builders and to the Line which owns
her. 7'aS1 q
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From the se4ehth Ohio.
- OHI0, D. @, February 5, Is68.

= OAAP OHloy u. " Eebruary D 1908.
DEAR LEADER: I find that the report is
getting pretty thoroughly circulated through
Ohio that the small pox is rnging to fear
fuI extent in this Camp, and, as matter Of
course, the report is greatly swelled above
the truth. will not pretend to say that it
has not gained foothold here, but I will say
that it is not to the extent that has been
stated. There have been but three decided
cases as yet, and they were Immediately re-
moved, together with all those who had been
exposed to it; and every man who desired it
land there were few who did not) were i'm
modiateIy vaccinated. There is not the
slightest cause for alarm.
Camp Ohio was originally formed by the
Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, as nearly
the whole Regiment was unfit for active du-
ty in the field. It is now used as Camp to
which the convalescent patients from all the
Ohio Regiments are sent. 1t is the best
laid-out and the most beautiful Camp it has
ever been my fortune to behold. It is stu
ated on a rise of ground about ~ miles
from Georgetown, D. c., and is prettily laid
out in streets and avenues, each being named
after some member of the families of the Ohio
Congressman. Il is under the supervision of
Surgeons MeAbee and Whiting, Of the 4th
Ohio. Lieutenant Hopkins, Of the 7th, is
acting Adjutsnt, while Lieutenant from an
Eastern Regiment is the acting Quartermas.
ter. We have the Sibley tent, in which in
the duty and convalescent wards are eight
men, while in the hospital ward there arc but
three patients and an attendant in each tent.
The men are well supplied with good hunks
and plenty of straw, thus making all things
as comfortable as could be desired. Consid-
ering the quality of the Camp, and the capae-
ity Of the Surgeons in charge, no person has
any cause to feel any alarm for friends who
may be inmates of Camp Ohio.
I am, yours, &c,
-.. = : 8 MOORE,
Seventh o. VI
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E. D. STARK, /
A. HILL, Committee.
J. W. CUSEISGHAN, +

IMPORTANT COLLISION SU1T.-We learn
from the Detroit Free Press that an impor-
tant suit is now being tried before Judge
wilkins, in the United States Circuit Court
at Detroit. 1t is suit growing out of col
lision between the sehooners White Cloud and
Stephen A. Douglas. The collision occurred
about two o'clock on the morning of July
9Th, 1861, in the Pointe Pelee passage, about
thirty five miles from the mouth Of Detroit
river. The Cloud was bound down from Chi
eago to Buffalo, laden with I6, 900 bushels Of
corn. The Douglas was bound up from os-
Wego to Chicago, laden with $50 tons of rail
road iron. The collision did not prove seri-
Gus, though each vessel had to lay up at the
nearest port for repairs. The Douglas was
beached, and her entire cargo had to be un-
loaded.
In the case now before the court growing
out of this accident, H. N. Strong of Detroit,
owner of the White Cloud, sues the Stephen
A. Douglas and her master, laying his dam
ages at twelve hundred dollars. Willard
johnson of 0swego, OWnerOf the Stephen A..
Douglas, sues the White Cloud and her mas
ter on cross libel, laying his damages at
$4,000. The case has already occupied the
attention of the court for some time, and
will not probably be decided for several
weeks to come.
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The Armr Of nc Potomnc.

The Washington correspondent of the
St. Louis Democrat writes as follows:
C. believe the breach is irreparable be-
tween the Administration and General
Mcclellan. By suffering himself to be
made the pet, if not the tool Of the Demo-
cratic opponents Of the war, he has broken
down the last bridge over which he might
have otherwise returned to the head Of the
army. Slowness may have been his error
as a commander, but his present position,
in view of the state Of his country, is his
crime.
Consequently, think, the Army Of the
Potomac l7iH cease to exist, and igiu be trans
feTTed to nsp and d ferent positions. The
most probable disposition Of it seems to be
this: to make Washington secure by an
impreguable garrison, and transfer the re
mainder to North Carolina, and make it
the active invading army Of the Southern
Atlantic States; and it is believed by many
thst General Fremont will be the head of
the latter Department. I confess that l
attach more than ordinary credence to this
much-discussed and warmly-urged pro-
gramme."
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FROnTNRW YnRK.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
The steamer North Star, from New Or
leans the S0th ult, arrived this morning
of Woodlands. Last evening she ran into
the steamer Ella Marley, crushing the
Warley's boilers. She sunk Immediately.
The 1st assistant engineer aud six Of the
men lost. The rest Of the crew and pas
sengers saved.
Of military movements near New Or
leans nothing can be published. Banks is
still bnsy planning.
The rebels at Port Hudson are oontinu-
ally Strengthening their works, and say if
they defeat the Federals they'll shoot all
the Yankees in New Orleans.
1t is reported that the local banks have
combined against the Federal currency
Greenbacks are 2 per cent. discount.