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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-10
REAL ESTATE,
TOHH O. ENNIN GS,
q Successor TO Rouse Jonnings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
Marble Block, III superIOF-st.

gJ-wiI. buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent aud Olieot Rents, &C.
Es5-Ho charge 70 Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales OF Exchanges Actually Made.
10 Also issues Policies a. IOwest Paying Rates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
Garden -St-House two stories and Lot. To exchange
for a corner lot, with or without a building.
OTange-StEsst OF Perry, House and Lot to exchange
for o farm.
Wilsonst-frcnting Clinton Park, vacant lot 66 feet
front, running 10 Lake Erie. Exchange for house
and lot on West eide.
Good House and Barn ia COllamer; II acres Of land;
good Fruit, ornamental shrubbery &c. Exchange
for house in city, sub Iect TO mortgage Of 8I5O0
Lot and two Houses on LaEe-St. Exchange for Land
near the city, sub. ect 70 6 mortgage Of $500.
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sEThis Company hayigg established Branch Of.
nee in Buffalo, with local Board Of Directors to
manage its Wetern business, all Losses may be ad-
I1sted and paid in Buffalo or New York, at the option
Of ths parties.
s5-L LOSSES PAID IN GOLD, upon Risks on which
Premium has been paid in like currency. fsb26:435
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A OOpperhead Hand Of Negro Minstrel,

a COPperhead Band Of Negro Minstreis.
Last evening member of Sam Sharp
lsy's Minstrels had the assurance to sing
before 3 Cleveland audience, song il
which were expressed sentiments to the
eject that Massachusetts and South Caro-
Ina were equally guilty Of the war upon
The Government, and that
abolition here and recession there"
was one ss disloysl as the other.
The company has therefore shown itself
@ be a miserable eopperhead affair, and
& remains to be seen whether any loyal
person VIII attend their concert this even
ing.
We understand that the company will
perform in Pittsburgh next. We call the
attention Of the loyal papers of that city,
and q every place where this copperhead
eonpapy may turn up, to the above state
n6pt
Had the publishers Of this paper the
least idea that Sam Shsrpley's company
was otherwise than loyal, not word CON,
msadstoFy Of the company would have ap-
teaged IN its l0osl column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-10

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is We
ranted Q care Coughs, Colds, and all Diseases Of
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Price 25 cents per bot
John r. Henry Co., Waterbury, Vermont, -
Agents. Sold BY D. S. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, a.
and Strong & Armstrong. Cleveland. nOvI5.l.
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Disease occurring from and the same cause viii
be entirely cured by the Constitution Water, II taken
for any length Of time The dose should vary Win
the severity Of the disease from twenty drops %
teaspOOnfu three times day, t1 water During the
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent synp-
toms should be cOmbattsd with the proper remedies
above directed.
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WANTED-A good house and lot on Prospect St I
can hDd purchasers for two or three good houssB
on Prospect OF other good streets.
WAkTED-several houses To Let, for which can
hnd tenants.
s500O-I have sJOOO with which 10 buy good mortgages
To LET-An Office, front, on % floor tn Matthews
Block on Public Square. Also, Oue Cr two good
rooms on 90 floor, suitable for Offices lodging
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ITO LET.

LARGE HaIl-suitahle for Lodge Room, &c. Also
a ParlOr and Bed Rom in Houses Block, corner
OF SupsriOF-st. and Public square.
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Dysmsrrhea or Painful 4e'astlratiOH, and
IN Meaorrhagia or Pfotifse Flooring.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual duidin the case being too little, and
accompanied by pain and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which viii be speedily cured By the
Constitution water.
That disease known a. FALLIEG OF THE MOEIB,
which s the result Of relaxation Of the i1ente OF
that organ and is known by sense OF heaviness and
dragging pains in the back and Sides and Al times ac-
companied By sharp lacinating or shooting pains
the medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising from r.
vousness, which word covers up much ignorance and
in nine cases out Of ten the doctor does not really
know whether the simptoms are the disease or the
disease the symptoms. We can only snumerate them
here. Ispeak more particularly OF Cold Feet, Palpi
tatiOn Of the Heart Impaired Memory, Makefulnesst
Flashes Of Heat, LangOur LRssitude aud Dimness Of
Vlaion
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WESTERN DIRECTORs.
ANDREW J. Rich. Pres't Bank Of Attica, Buffalo.
JOHN AKMsTRoSa, Pres't NIL. Co Bank, Mil.
WILLIAM YOuNG Vice PIes'L do do
WM. B. OdDES, Pres't N. W. Il. 4. Co, Chicago.
ALBERT Il. kent, of Kent & Co., Chicago.
THOs S DIcKERsOE, Of YanderFOorf Dickerson &
Co., Chicago.
DAVID J. Ely of Reynolds, Ely Co., Chicago.
] NJ. RICHMOND, Of J. n. biohms nd Co., Buffalo.
MOsEs MERCK OswegO.
JOSEPH MORRISON. Buffalo.
P. L. STRRSBERG, Buffalo.
B. O. MORRIS.
President.
THOS. LORD,
WN. NJ WHITEEY, Vice President.
Secretary.
JOSEPH MORRISON,
Resident Director, Eazard Block, Buffalo, N. 2
ROBERT HANNA & Co.. Agents,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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SPECIAL H0TBEs.


ar. q RA III AM,
Member oS the Royal College Of Phy'ieian',
London, England; Graduate Of
Ri7ord's Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
and a constant attendant Of Paris. London, Ne71-
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten yssrI
has opened his Ofiee AT the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he viii be hzpp7 to meet all these Who are a.
aicted with subacuts and ehronie diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the ob
pan, aud Is mild, eficacous and effective His med
oines arc simply vegetable extracts and oils, tha
have never been used bat By two other phyBitians
America bssid,s himself He has spent the creates
part Of his life and Thousands Of dollars in obtainin
few secrets in his profession. He tests the Urin
for forms Of disease. 80 ochBrge for giving all
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERRJATORHGA.
To YOUNG BIEE.-He can prove to you in few min
mes that he the only physician JOE ever trtaes
with that cures this disease Ror every patient WIT
vii follow his dlrs1rtonsi he VIII give One HupdTef
Dollars Il he fails curing this disease. No ohalg
maze for consultation Those az distance who v af
70 consult the DO tor may DO 50 b. sending ANAL
vial OF urfLe Dy mall with sex and age, and 16
will ansWer describe their caae and the sslo-
ity Ot getting relief By enclosing return postaa
stamp mass
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-10

To TIE PREsIDEET AND BOARD OF DIREcFoRs OF THE
COLUMBIAN INsURA COMPANY:
We hereby certify that we have compared the above
statfment with the Balance sheet Of the Company,
them 10 conform.
We have also examined the Cash Bank Balance,
Securities, Bills Receivable and other Assets and
found them TO conform accurately with the above
statement made by the Company.
EDNARD ROWE,
JOHN s DICRERSON,
JOSEPH MORRISON,
0AH'L W. TELLER,
January q, 1855. Committee.
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Ls,teorrbea or Wbite,.


This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mu-
ss accompanied By severe pain in the back across the
bowels aud through the hips. A teaspOonful OF the
medicine may be taken three times day, with an In
fection Of q tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
Irritation Of the Neck Of ths Bladder, IltIaH-
nation Of TIE Kidneys, and CatGrTA Of
The -BI01deT, StrgHguTy and
burning, or Painful
UTiBGting.
For these diseases It is truly sovereign remedy
and too much not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known 10 relieve the most urgent symp
toms. Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small Of TIE back and through the hips . tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water viii relsveyOH
Ike magic.
For Dyspepsia
1t has no equal in relieving the most dist essing
symptoms Also Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
eehi Vomiting FOOD, &C. Take teaspoontul aiter
sired, but should be done gradually.
PkyHieiG1s
Have long since given up the use OF buchu, cubebs
and juniper In the treatment Of these diseases, and
only use thom for want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has ds7Oved
upon it.
DiurstieI
rrtats and dreneh the Kidneys, and By constant use
LEAD % chronic degeneration and confirmed DIS
ease,
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Rof Duspepsia
Physicians
CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given up the use OF buchu, cubebl
and juniper In the treatment Of these Diseases anC
only use thom for want Of better remedy.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE.
Brick Bouse and 81 ofland adjoining city linz
Its, rear Wilson Avenue, acres Of grapes in good
Nine Lots on Forest-St near Kinsmsn, very cheap.
House and Lot on Lake-st sll5O
Steam saw Mill and iweniy-fivl acres land on flank
Road IS miles rom city.
lOi acres on Cuyahoga River miles from the city
part river bJttom; good use and barn. Pay y
In city Frop7rty, bal ance on time.
Several Grist and saw Mills difeient locations.
Exchange ior Farms or part Western lands,
House aud Lot on Tracy-st Exchange for past West
a acres on Dstrot Plank Road, miles from Court
house; handsome Building E0t. Sell one-haf
- ~ - ' JNO. G. JENNINGS,
mar2R23 ZlI suDeriOr-St.
NOTICE.-THE SUBsORIB sR WfLL,
sell some 43 acres OF Laud in East Clev land In
original hundred lots Nos. 3g and 3S7 through
which sup ricr street Extension runs and it can bs
two small Houses in teunnable condition several
Fruit pachss, sgme bearing good fruit water
nient all cleared, drainsd and ht for cultivation
WIN be sold on favorable terms.
AlsO22 acres in lot 33l south oil the above parcels
o. cuitivati5n. viii Be sold I'm like terms.
E1qure o. JAMES RICHARDS, on the premises
East ClsSeland' Web Is ls65;dtW43l'
d EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-THE
I undersigned have opened an Office at No. 10
Public Square, near the U1uTt House. in Cleveland
Purchase and Sale of Real Estate
IN this City and elsshare on eommisson, under the
name aud firm Of LYMAN & JUDaON.
,. LYMAN Lfebl6l ;. JUDsON
W ESTERN LAND.-H. II. lit
w TIE, Of the lste firm Of Listlo Keyes, hsa
constantly on had large quantity OF dne Farming
Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri to exchange
for oty country Real Estate or Personal Property
Once with Rou4ek ennings, Marble Block, Bupe-
rioE-St. mayls:R26
T YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
III lREALESTATE.-Keepsa great variety Of Farms
lnd City Property or Sale or Rent. Also, choice
Farming Landsi n Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Missouri Ofice No. 6, Atwater building
Cleveland, Ohio. isb6:R26
. EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES.
y formerly Of the 1rm Of Littlea Keyes, D mas |
lponed Real Estate Once in Rouseia Block Corner
d 5uperior-St and Public Square, and has constantly
hand several thousand acres Of first quality Farms
ng Lands IN the states OF Iowa, Wisconsin and Ms.
our 20 exchange for city country property; also
or all KINDS Of personal property. Part cash paid
,e-ose.rE suris- RS 1
MILLINERY GOODS.-A FULL
lNl Stock Of Ribbons, El0Esrs, Rouehes, &C e1- /
'ressly for the Wholdsals Spring trade. at
I. P, sHERWO0DSt
2i2 and "a Superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio,
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Net profits.

This Company have the follow Ing Assets
United States and New York City Stockss l62 200 90
Loans on demand, on gold-.......sl29,O0O 90
cash in nHanks...........-.-.......... II SOL 43
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THE -4
COLUMBIAN (MARINE) ms. Comply,
OF NEW YORK,
With Branch Offi,e at Buffalo, N. Y.
THE

Statement of the affairs Of the Company for the fifth
fiscal year, ending Dec. 3.st, 1852:
Premiums unsEpired risks, December
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Supprssssd Ner,t,lration.

Sgpprssssd AsHstsEatiOH,
which in the unmarried female is constant recur-
ring disease and through neglect toe seeds Of mare
grave and dangerous maladies are the result and 50
month after month passes without an enort being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes ohron
ic, the patient gradually lOOses her appetite the
bowels are cOnstipatod, night aWeats come on, and
Consumption finally ends her career.
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DARN FOR SALE.-ON ACCOUNT
Of ply ical disability, will oil my Farm of 90
acres Of excellent land, in Faire d. huron county,
thiO, and mil from NorwaTik, ard 2S miles from
0lena, containing a good House, Barn and Sheds,
HOr e-Barn and Carr1Bge House Corn-HOuse, Fruit
Trees, Water, good Timber and four acres Of Wheat
In the ground. FUr te ms, apply TO the subscriber
on the promises, or address hun At elena.
D P. POND,
Olena, February IS, 1893 feb27:ts0
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irritats and dreneh the Kidneys and BY constant Use
soon lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
'ASs'
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time 70 healthy
tone and vigor We are able TO state that the C0ust
tuition Wafer has cured every case Of Diabetes In
which Il has teen given
SiOHs IN the Bladdsr, CaIcuJlts, GTG5cl, Brick
DgJt Deposit aad AueEs or Milky
Dieharaes after Irinatinq.
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Total amount Of Premiums 81 935, ,2l3 81
This Company issues no policies upon Life Risks,
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Rlsks.
Premiums marked OF earned dur ng
the year, Cless Re urn PTemiums) and
interest received en- 1nves ments......S 725 S36 80
Losses paid during the year.....T4ll ,0l3 81
Rel n urances, Expenses and
Taxes, $500 "a 4e68l7 25
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IaE ODhA1ANA
properties of the medicine direct themselves g the
organs Of secretion, and by 60 altering the eondtion
OF the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
Of the food s not converted into sugar 30 long s. the
system Is under the influence Of tho
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DiurefeS

has proved Itself equal 70 The task that haa ds7olvad
upon it..
Di,,-et;s.
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PreIaiums received ircm that
date 20 december g., l562... SIS .52t a
The New York herald., 1863-10-06

nATHtt 1c.f 70, iFt
ft- -pas stsAasr Is;ac is Ossafo -uys "a ~ ~ =
PCT 90 u aorsbg u ~ -sh, sinCrx d.i9s - 'he
2oiA ff-m ssric pn.nsa. sns 70 NE $50 ir,n 'EiAs
cs Cahs
tN fslsi ~ siih oostlaees fsihsf 70 acreas. ahAa
dlmi.sh ~ 20 Damineo. 9sne,a GEsisrs hAs tttsa
ne eessHAAa ma aeesi sosschhs spou h0sts Chfnt,
q hsvns h.ss asooysrss "a ias ssysssA tgsr nat
PssTts Fs,. 80 ysoy. b~ss q sperAross 1ns
rssss are stcs,ss ~ asscy, ~ lance We Sh utt
ss'ssh@s~s 70 ssi'y ss.t -, y nsss thasa b., "a. r
0aslahe rsssa 81 slss Asss De-. - " sks
The New York herald., 1863-10-06
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Rebel TeiegvaphSo pespasebss 90 ths
HfehMsaA Esssinsr.

R1eh eaa Ess miner.
Np2sl WOUNDED yRox CHlCEaaAusA.
frsns hsve arrived here from Chickaiasuga station,
novel ssoss tvsst. ave hnpdres remain Ia field hns
ptAls Who are toc severely injured 1 euda-e trans
portstion.
desra'sh from General Hood u..rsrn.us<f H. The
Superintendent Of the Press AssecSsr, ssys ,he dof
vtl admit M one for some dsye yet
KEroRryp EEGkL OCCUPATION or kroxyILLx.
A report has reached lultoa that General mle
Jones hsi occupied Knoxville. and tLs, BUrssds had
treated ovArds cnfnoers snd cap these reports are
credited m oflclsi circies.
psArB or raE WsssL uzJoR .aAva
From che Riebnopa --anlns Oct
MAJOR Rec Gsayes. cbrsf of artillery Of Gen. Brs' Ia
rds-t dvssp d,si sunday from WOUNDS received a,
The Rchaond ~ a@ir,, says eii,o,siy ,--fhsr. . 20
hgbLng ~ Chsifsn~ga Iose tslegfsms fro~ IRE
spcnsloe IArtss would ha,e as ssl.ys that brs<s hsd
tam, Ne ros1 " Nashville A. Bns from Brsss fssrs
70 rosune she or~psne 90 fear there 70 10 ~ush
,ra.h @ hoss N. as.r.,.h 70 ss re'srn"sos 'h' ~
y IA said Bsrrsds has ssso.sdai IN r.insorcl.s h.D
and We have no rsA-on, 10 dc1h, Bornsids ~ JoDss
froa, ons enough ago N have soos~pinhsd iss m1ch
meoacn has r,csni'y made a sesoss, apo ,ns b.t-
- pssass The reimbursement. a. ssesrsrs boz .s3
10 s@y he was day tco s,s.
The two srmiss serc ,,D oarfsouslns -sst pth.' =,
sst Acoosnw 81 Chsstsnocgs Rs>crAns. - sssi, 10
sstsbished iAsss frcn, of lhs ,s.n sBd
reported sah, Brass isrufyiss s-soaSy h1ss
IN tbs kirbsssnd DtftacA os Saturday. "a nat
Ths over ssnguss .ani,i,oae v y be rosnswhs ftnp
pointed W spow thsl The chan of seBefsi nras-
tblng Generai Ro~ecfsns army sssy 90. Aittsst
bs Ssses h.v. beer sssvy he yst has very i0rnsbs
army.
UNION vpisorta~ vnos sHfraAssroA
prom ibs R,rhroBe Esam~sr eri.
GA issslv evening LIS ef the tAssn "a .us
bsits ~ TIE Chcs ansn,a fes.ed tho laDby, Peters
burg and ssa more wednesdsy sarnas mar ng s2t
an bDr", .7'0 srr,ved fr.ru W. dFec,0n
"wednesday nsht and 30 q The wii fasiov 'hs
ri0ruBF
yc 10 by has teon sisd to oysffv. ing lna addaans
Iftons bad 70 ee opened. To iuesdsy nlght .ss
- 20 boiic ire, and yesiesfsy m.rprg Oh
.cnt " The same rssre 900 qpsfssed ur nesr-
clsrters opVssts The tssts soH a0s Kosfofaisf
IN srsnis .arehoesc, .. kssirsntb ss f-rshn
streets
11s oGrosss, ~ whosa sss,o were t2o Agnafed
As. tfy, retained si the flnby gAs % tbs ~Los
bvrtsr u comm ionsi on hsfs shout ssft hgD
dssA which vii DO iocrsAfsd W ether 4rnsset uesTy
ore ieounsDJ. Tho following are ne sna req
nsst of The toienss aad bssirssi cpeass susens he
o1<srs received IRON brsss~-
CoseDsi q. A. Bagieson, sfe Hasdrsith nlnois I1sa-
hraht C.loBsE Aisssrtsr Yea sfesss, touf,ssk,h
army cerIs W. Hcg m. fwssty .frss lulSos. &. ".
Morton, Eighty fos - 10 ines r. v fyfsr, svsnty
seventh Pennsylv lvsna. u. hsksoi e~hsh ksntBesy,
wSoep,in, Hsors q. ". sasmmon-, rAsisssh iseiA
na n. hspssAsA. o~s Hsndsed - ysss 0as sass.
NAG fAAoA eso9 avsHo rn~9ivsaA- vs1
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uInvrysK's op.yp oy,s.rtg ~

hAbwSLks GRAND UPtaArfL lAsON.
The Academy of Music never presented a sril.
liant Appsarabos than laft evening, The fr.t Of the
oiers,n ss.soo ryery place Ia ths bouss tsssa,
while hundreds u persous we're cro-d"d pshlsd the
., seaS In the balcony. fts ladies maes mos
beautiful display of tolsts ut's a ag,losssls that
the male portion q ths suispos sspsSy
evening drs-s than tbe asss lat .ilisr--s fSei
winch proves that ~iib u. opera becou .ar uors
and fashionable
warm reception enIsnssa 10 tho srtsts a. hoy
made tbsB appearance.
Ne vii not dwell spon tho plot - ths oJ-rs -s
have already given 10 In fai previous occ.,.ou. We
shall merely srdosycr b poni oai the ~heh
mus, successful before dong 20, ho-ster ~.
-sn notice With praise tho snc.sney q %. eborss
and orchsvs. 10 both q lbsse cepern.ns there xsr,
evidence. cf ,hss Ordinary ths pat n ~.
management, tbs s.ss v1 s.o rsrthy 9f sorn
InsudAisou, svibeng lhs dstsrmna,ou o. hs t@rs y
nsrerss so DO all " biz power rco6sf tbe mat
nr,NAai
In The aut act ths do tslresn We gss.a fseas,iJ )
sad Tssss (na14ornj sas esoorss 10 VA aim rsbly
sung, o. the spe between b~s.x And sark (nls
s1iIa).
IN bs yssoBd al The ssqgsta trio ssns % Tssbslh
Dss, Aad ,hs Dus. ~ Nottingham (D@l!El va ,rosiyec
With great apeAuss Th.s decidedly 10 s.ra u tbe
opsra r1s seoud hnsis VS. alec -, admirably fsn.
tered
IN ihs ttlrd al Ma ara "a trs prsoa a.osh
sgYaassd lss, ronsssa ssss ~ ytns ssaofi
vt - andosbndy oss q ihs sascss-fai Ys,s. %
uAToai eouposa,on eve, po1sosd We yTie stsss 10
required az u k~dosgs srs.l drsp,ais p9so 10 fer1s
!stos " tss ussyssss.
NJ oy-rA va sseo,.. u vii bs fs,.Asa %
Tslnssasy evening On Frday sss ssiioss -ni sgs.g
Bsoss,o.D
Ou ssigf'sy srsrins yme neieu ~l,as Hofsa-
ber srsas Niunpb
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ave ty-,no captans sixty two drst and second u ue-
bovs, &c
We nov Told in Richmond about 1900 pI isoncrs OF
War Win some 900 VI 5000 " DO added 10 Tho nun
boz
The batte Of rbckamarga is pretty good oisei for
Gettysburg 10 The way pris and the toa ei pfo
ponderauco Il the Yauke 3 has Gisa poarod.
Ine olccs iran tho West are generally hne noslnS
bcdr OF men, but tho and Gle look usuahangy
and thievhh.
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a'srfe Amo Tho wooded hills only 70 appear again 'ho
noz. dy
mo most Important news is that u ha siege ~ tho
o'V =" saniago 10 ns cabaiioros Generals Baoe.a aud
Al" we're % Sod y ,4on throo small forts and shu!
''o' tsNes ~ N no Sau Lsis fort Hero the rebels
'naa' TWO assaults and wers repusod. They hen fired
the e'iy, which w1H nearly oil oonsumod
,oonei tappa, with about two thau aad men arrive
On ha sovonth dy after bucc had rot-ol TO Fort
Loe, 90 the tth attacked mo rcbo ana forced his WY
through the sames smoke aud 70 Join ~ com.
panlons finally the forcea a, ssaago went 10 Puerto
Plata, abandoning The city; not ,ci because
they reduced 10 ANY such necessity hut one &C
oouS, says for want OF food another says san
t'go was not advantageous position iis oommunca
too with toe coast beng ulrans road 10
Puo 70 rlata. st another says that the
made ali Tho forces wero 10 concentrate at
th.s seaport 10 begin operations on larger ec 10
pui Ing tho march fom Santiago TO Puurio PIat' they
had several combats with the rebola most OF the wound
OIL carried 10 Puerto Plata and tb"nce somo were
sent TO Sano Domingo, the capital About thirty we're
brought by Tho steamer snnto Lucia ~ Santiago dc Cuba
and others have been brought here, whom saw Their
wounds badly gangrened Lieut. Coopel Eduardo
ASaha died Of gangrene at the military hospital OF ssntI
ago do Cuba
tie capital 10 rslnorc Gcnerai Santana who is marching
up'A In Vega The hundred and thirty two Spanish
soldiers who took refuge p Iasti have been taken TO
Puerto Plata.
Liuani the weii known cornsi .apistop player, wss
Killed In sano Domingo shortly after his arrival there
The stsamer Kearney came In yesterday. She brings
from Key West feverd officers, who 70 homo on the
On the 2sh the TogA brought int, Key wost tho rebel
steamer Herald with two hubdred and my two bales of
cotton on board, and tho agents II company formed In
the rebel states with capital u two Millions 70 pursue
tho busness Of running the blockade This their nrnt
attempt
The New York herald., 1863-10-06
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