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EISHING gACK.Dk-ss
II JUST BECETVEU-A fresh sup '''----;Az-AAs
ply Of Conroy Celebrated Fishing caczls our STOCK
Of Beds, heeds. Lines, dOoks, ElEss Bai s, &C az.
is large and in great varie y l.lEr
eN-We have also on hand o fine assortment o.
Double and Single Barroih shot Guns, Rifles, Re-
VolE1ng Pistols, Powder tasks, SHOT P0nehes, am
mun1t10ns and eErg thing required Weld Sports
af HaTFbtt- tt-BETsS GUN STORE,
-.... lfl Superi0r-6f., Glavalau1, ..
nB-Rausiring eatly sx-entai. y G I 'aavz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-14

Why don't You give us a little Greek
and Latin occasionally asked country
deacon Of the new minister. "Why, do
you understand those languages g "No,
but We pay fer the best and We ought to
have it."
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REAI ESIATE,
DRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
- REAL EsTATE AGENTS,
Once No. Atwater Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Office Of 4. +. Brayton-


4 story House and Lot on Phelps-St convenientto
the Lake shore Gar shops and Boiling MIL
Brick Honss and Lot, No 70 Prospect-St; Has Gas
and Water and a small Office attached, convent
eut for a Physician.
new tvyo-story House and Lot corner OF Perry and
sibley-Sts Lot 6Oxl55; good Fruit, Water and
Gas. Price -, 20. I-,.
ton PGrk Lot 90 feet front, running Jack 70 the
Lake. Good Barn and Fruit. Price S4sOOO. "a,
Mathews Block on south side Of Public Square with
land through TO Champlain ST., Tor a che ap.-
Long time gwen o. large share Of purchase mon
ey il desired. -
Is6 story Brick Houss. Lot 44xl7O TO an alley on
FrankIiu-St, opposite Reservoir. Good Barn.
Well Water and Oistsrn S22O0. Terms easy.
large sew and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
uer Kinsman and FOrest-St. Lot 2e6N3s5 $500.
Brick House and Lot, No. JOhnsOn-St. Lot 5oKlOi.
Price 1880.
AZ 81 ~ New Brick House snd Lot No. 90 scoyille-
st Lot 3Sxl44, cor. alley and Scovile-st; SS5OO'
Terms easy, Possession given Immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-14

Lieutenant Governor Stanton and John
A. Bingham addressed the people of Can
aon, Stark eonuty, on he 4rb instHnt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-14

very desirable Residence, with I3 acres of land,
cOnyenisnt TO Street Railroad.
beautiful Cottage in East Cleveland, with large
JEO. g. JENNINGS, E
jnneIl Atwater Building, foot of Superior-St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-14

Il asrez two miles from the City about 40 rods from
Euciid-St., on the Crasford Road A good Farm
House snd Barn. well stocke1 with Fruit oi ali
kinds Price 900 Term 10 suit purchaser.
IOS acres 2S miles from the CITY; brsb OH from Eu
chd-St Prics a3 ,0Jj Terms easy.
90 acres in Brcsvtile; IS acres msroved balance
choice timber land SIS per acre. Terms easy
90 acres in Boston 80 acres imDr9yed Good House
and Barn. Price $50 per acre. Terms cosy
I2S acres in Parma, miles from Brighton; 50 acres
fmproved. Good two-story House and two Barns.
Price 5000.
20 acres ia NewburR, about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. s5O09-
$50 acres 80 miles from Toledo and miles rom wan
seon Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres prai;
RE and balance timber land. New House ano
BAN and good Kruat. s2J per acre Terms 5 tsay
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EAsTFRN THROUsH, for Erie, Buflalo, Boston New
York Hartford, and Wiloughbyi PalnesIille' eeas
Va, Astabula and Conneaut, closes q N; -.
EAsrERs THROUGH, for New York only, closes 81
Eastern THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton. New YORK and Hartford closes at S:i5 z n
EAsTERs WAY, for All points between CleVeiana ana
WEsTERH rHROUGH, Tor Toledo, Detroit, Ohicago
snd MilWaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ, ueayes 81 o.ie
WEsIEEE TaaoueH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuqus, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 40 P.
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at p N. -
sARDUsKY WAY, for eandukky auo all intermediate
CJIsCrSsArIW WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 p. NJ. Oeaves at 81
dTs9ISSi4I THEousH for Columbus, Day ton New
ark and cincinnati closes at 10 P NJ, u9aves at ''l9
i next morning.l ...
! CNcRNATI THROUsH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Il Wheeling, closes at 40 ?. n.
/ PITTsBUBsH THRoUeH, for Pittsburgh and "ssh-
PITTsBURaH WAY, Tor all points between Cleveland,
WelsviIle and Pittsburg, Harrisburg. Phlladelphia
| Baltimore and Washing on. clCseg at 200 n.
| mAHOSIE9 Way Tor all points between Oiesetaha
| and Youngstown, eloass ct 10 p. NJ, Qeaves next
/ nng.)
! ROCKPOBT, &c. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays anc
Saturdays, at u ~ O..
sa5soE ~ OHSTTE Granger, North Royalton &c
| closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 2 A. NJ
| WARREEsvmLE, closes daily, 1890 A. o..
-EAsT OLEvELAED and Eucld closes daily,a r d
EB-Mau and Drop Letters are require BY law :
eS-Kii City Circulars are required to pre- -Pai
- iies oSsn from 7so A. NJ. to 7sa P. n. o.
Sunday fF0m a n % iO'1O = E, Il jcowLEs. P. NJ.
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PnaT.nFFIeE TIME.TABLE.
1858 sUNEERAR ARRANGEMENT 1885
FOR THE
Arrival and Closing Of Malls
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

DgJ-Mails will be opened and ready TOT deiiFefy
hour after arrival Of trains.
'i-i-7' ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Easier Through arrives at 445 M, l;40 3 4'aof II
E1siern Way arrives al $50 A NJ. ,,
Western Through arrives al 30 A H. and 20 r n
Western Way arrives at 20 p. NJ
Sanduslzy W ay arrives At Sd A n
fincinnstf through arrives at y42 A. n, s-3o r n
40 Way arrives at g;35 r. NJ
Pittsburgh Through arrives AZ 9sl2 r n
40 Way arrives at 30 A n
Mehoning Way arrives at 200 NJ
Mediuay Way arrives az 400 2. A. 80.
ROckpart sc, arTiyes Tue5day5l Ihufadays Anu 9a.
Brseksvilie, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
at5P. N. -.
sharon enter, Granger. North Royalton, &c, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at p. n. --r
| Wsrrensyille arrives daily st lu;l5 A. N
Fast Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily az 9 a. n
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H5-wfil buy and sell Besi Estate on Commission,
p5zEs9d Ollect Rents. 6c- --,-
- NO clzi 70 to Purchasers. Sellers only onarse1
ior sales Or Exchanges actually Made. - ---
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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IRSURANGE.

TOHN JENNINGS,
~ (succesBor 70 Rouse Jennings0
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REMOVED FBOM -Ha
.a.r ali superIor-4t.. Marble Block,
To Arwater Building, foot Of suPerior-st
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FTHE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the Author OF "Fair Inez," 1.-THE Prince o
Wales, This Ghost Hunters, &C., 6o.

By the Author Of Fair Inez," "The Prince o.
Wsles,' - "Ths Ghost Huntsrs," &C., 6o'
CHAPTER Wall ABOARD.
LOud laughed when on the PLATFORM
Butt tFas all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did she landlord so deceive
So said, "How Mr.. Landlcrds
You, Sir, too, shall have your dal
A. [ peeped 10 at the window
And saw him receive his pay.
he his pay had all collected
Ere the OlEs were near half done
Quickly Gan abOardl l' / shouted,
Aud made all the people run;
Out they rushed, all mad as blazss,-
SWUre the landlord was cheat
and with the railroad had combined
That they should not half eat.
But the man who was the madegt, ID.
Was the one who nuXt me sat-
When Ger his person he had spilled
The cOntcntsO his hat; --.
tfOuf army once in flanders, #..
Our army in the SOUTH
Would blush 70 hear the cursssl
That proceeded IRON bis mouth.
He swore on me ned take revenge, t
And was bound TO have my life,
! So he seized rom OF the table quick
The landlords carving knife
Aud with the kuiie IN hand 70 hnu me-
! he looked mHdly through the carts
/ While 1 WAS in the depot HID
] Enjoying segar.-
When hs saw he could not fnd mel
After looking thrOagh the trai1,-
! into the dining room he ran,
! Ana teok my seat again
In the cars, which started Oh then
Aud left him soon behind,
! Looking vainly in each corner
! OF the depot me 20 md.
.. Ito BE ooSTNUED.l
! In the meantime would announce 70 the pub
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WINTER CLOTHING,
or sisn and Boys wear, that has ever been seen in
Vgyelsnd and our stock Of Fall and W inter lsea1y-
Made Clothing surpasses snything tn the state. As
{ buy and sell for cash only wholesale ana retal
purchasers will do well to call at
Isaac A. Isasc's Union Hall,
Is Agsncvtor the sals Of Singers Celebrated SEWING
Machines, StOrrs AutomRton Freshman, and
Strong's Patent Army Bed-Irunk.l
-. Corner Superior and Union-5tl-
- Look ont f0r 'fnn az AFS 1---
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TOHN BOYOE & SON,
eENERAL
Produce Commission Merchants,
SO PEARL-Sr., NEW YoRK.
LIBERAL OAsH ADVANCES ON PROBUOA-
RHFER TO OCEAN Bank, N Y; Chemical Bank, n,
T.; Randall BANK, Cortland, n. T. Bank Of Low
vile, EUwYiile, N. T.; Wooster shermani5 Bank
q. i. DEMTHG western Agent.
mAyIs JisvsIGnd. Ohls.g
CLARK & ROUKEFELLEk,
~ Uats Clark, Gardner Co.s)
Produce Commission Merchants,
And Dealers u Grain, Fiogr, Eish, Ta'sE Lime
Plaster, CoarSs, & &Ei1s, eEgsnd Solar and
Nos 50, Al, 43, and IS RiVsr-ss., md on the Dock
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
4. ,. B.oIABK-.....-.-...,...-.. D. HoeKHFHLLHB
ua-Propsrty ReoeIvsd b. Ran Road or Canal, foi
sas OF = ~ ~ p,S Ssf '5 s
E7-Iiberal Cash Advances made on COnziEnmsnts
gVFsefer 70 Business Men and Bsnkers Generally.
..'.. deo2:RN
4 aGNSA.--L HAEsA...s A. BAIBD......n. 4. HANHA.
ID OBERT HANNA b CO.,-SUO-
n CEssoss to Hanna, GarrstsOn Co., Wholesale
GFoeers, Forwarding and Commission Merchants and
dealers IN Produce, Salt FISH &C., Central EIehengs,
Noe l6g and III River-st- aad Dock, Cleveland, o.
sTAgents Tor the Cleveland, DstroisaRd Lake su-
psriOr Line o, steamer Ians
ERANOIS MODUNALD 4 CO.,
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NEW YoRK.
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Make Ossh Advances on all kinds Of Produce SON
signed to their friends Mesgrl- Blgald, Arhya Coz
liverpool; Msssrs. John Athya o., Glasgow and
/ Msssrs Groves 3 Todd, London .--
a Parties wishing iniormations Or Weekly Rrios1
| Current, viii please apply to our Agent
Il. G. DEMIN9,
| Omos With AioOtt Horton, Wstsr-St.,
| gEzI ".. OlsVslAnd, Ohio.
IG H. LITTLK, Aa1HT,
GFOeoF and Commission HeFohaRk
aMEEWIE STREET, CLEVELAND. o..
Dealer in Salt, Fish, Flo1r, Lard, Beans, Eggs,
shoulders, Hams, Dried Beef, Ofls, sos5, eandlsi
/ and Tobacco.
H.B.-Goods delivered free Of ehargs.
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-26

us. Our Captain told him he thought it
best that the guns should remain where
they were, that they should be loaded
with canister, because if the enemy
should come up with any considerable
, force they would capture the battery.
But the General said, "Nol YOU do Just
as order or I'll put you under arrest"
So we did as ordered, and in the morn
ing the rebels came up on double quick,
and we got out on double quick.
Another statement has come to our
ears to the effect that he so placed his
artillery, nearly every gun of which was
captured before it could be fred, that no
resistance could be made, and the rebels
got all his batteries with their brazen
throats as pure of gunpowder as if they
had never done any service out of the
foundry. The big trophy they got was
the guns at Johnson's end of the line
Another statement says that he was seen,
when the rebels first made their appear
ance before his command, on the naorrr-
ing of the 3lst, to wave q white hand
kyrvlrivfss 70 tferTi as II by pre-coneert
The report that he was pareled, after his
capture, when he was not wounded, and
no other Union officer, unless wounded,
was so favored, and jeff Davis order
peremptorily required all to be kept con-
fined till Butler is surrendered or killed,
has been published all over the country
The question may have occurred to
good many, why should he alone be pa
rolled under such circumstances? Had
the waving of his handkerchief, and the
capture of his guns, anything to do with
it? 1t is also stated, ON good authority,
that after the battle Gen. Rosecrans de-
nounced him as traitor, and put him
under arrest, where he is now. These
reports come to us from various sources,
but all concur in the strong suspicion
that Gen Jonson either wilfully or neg
ligently betrayed his command to the
enemy. They may be false, but they fit
in closely with many other circum-
stances, and inake his case one that
needs prompt and serious attention.
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IMPORTANT GENERAL ORDER
Complimentary as well as COndem-
natOPy. e ,'I

f HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE TENN. !
Holly Springs, Miss, Jan. 8, 1868. I
General Orders No. f. n
l. The Major General commanding
the Department takes just pride and sat
istaction in congratulating the small
garrisons of the ports of Coldwater, Da
Wis Mills and Middleburg, for the heroic
defense of their pnsitiona-o..4lt tirv, .-orr
2lst and 24th alt, and their successful
repulse of an enemy many times their
number
The Goth Illinois, at Coldwater, (its
first engagement the detachment of the
veteran 25th Indiana, and two compa.
MES Of the 9Th Ohio cavalry, at Davis
Mills, and the detachment of the gal
liant 18th Michigan, at Middleburg, are
deserving of the thanks ofthe army, which
was in measure dependent upon the
road they so nobiy defended for supplies,
and they will receive the need of praise
ever awarded by a grateful public to
those who bravely and successfully do
their duty a4 4aa vac a
These regiments are entitled to inscribe
upon their banners respectively, Cold
water, Davis Mills and Middleburg, with
the names of other battle-felds made
victorious by their valor and discipline.
1t is gratifying to know that every
point where our troops made stand
during the late raid of the enemy's cav
airy, success followed, and the enemy
was made to suffer a loss in killed and
wounded greater than the entire garri-
sons of the places attacked Especially
was this the case at Davis Mills and
Middleburg. The only success gained
by Van Dorm was at Holly Spring, where
the whole garrison was left by their COM
mander in ignorance of the approach of
DANCE
1 H. Col R. G. Murphy, of the Sth regi-
Eent Wisconsin infantry volunteers hav-
ing, while in command of tho r--:.-vt
Holly 6 pa ings, MISS, neglected and tailed
to exercise the usual and ordinary pre-
cautions to guard and protect the same;
having, after repeated and timely warn
ing of the opt,r ooch Of the enemy, failed
to make any preparations for resistance
or defense, or show any disposition to do
so; and having with for ce amply suffi-
cient 10 have repulsed the enemy and
protect the public stores intrusted to his
care, disgracefully permitted him to cap
ture the post and destroy the StOrrs--
and the movement of troops in the face
of an enemy rendering it impracticable
to convene a Court-martial for his trial,
is therefore dismissed from the service
of the United States, to take effect from
the Goth day of December, 1862, the
date of his cowardly and disgraceful
conduct
By order of Major Gen. U. S. Grant.
JOHN A. RAwLINs,
Assistant Adjutant General
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-26
From the indianapolis Journal, 23d.
Suspicious Career,

Gen. johnson, of Kentucky, has at
last, if we are correctly informed, come
to a full stop in most treacherous and
dangerous career About the time the
war broke out, he is said by the Evans
vile Journal, to have been in that city
on some military duty, and to have ex-
pressed the most offensive secession sem
timents He denounced the government,
and palliated the rebellion, and was act
ing under the government which he de-
nounced. We base this allusion on our
recollection of the person and language
noticed by our Evansville contemporary,
and we may be mistaken, but we feel
very confident we are not" Thus bad
begins but worse remains behind We
next hear OF. General johnson as Briga-
der in command of the brigade at Mum
fordville to which General, then Colo
mel, Willich's Indiana German regiment
was attached, and of his refusal to allow
any support to cross Green river to assist
the gallant Germans in their celebrated
fight with treble their force Of Texas
rangers. We are informed that some
subordinate officers begged him to let
re-enforcementS 90 over, assuring him
that viii The s. ,Ls-.rI rndue ny the Ter
mans such help would utterly ruin the
rebel force, but he peremptorily refused.
Not much was said or thought Of this at
the time, but in the light of later reve-
lations it assumes a significance that
cannot be disregarded Our next dis
tinct recollection of his services is of the
surrender at Gallatin, Tennessee, where
l. of GoonnA (foxro lrv
were taken prisopers. He ordered sur
render.-Col Bob Stewart, who is pluck
and true loyalty from his hair to his toe
nails demonstrated. He was insolently
told that he had received his orders and
must obey them Col Bob swore he
wouldn't, and he didn's. With portion
of his force he cut his way out and made
his escape. General johnson was made
prisoner. He published report of the
affair few days afterwards in which he
charged the surrender to the cowardlct
of his men. This brought out Colone
Stewart, in a reioinder which placed The
matter in its true light and left Genera
Johnsoa no more credit than he conlC
comfortably carry. At the fight at Muir
freesboro we hear of him again. HI
commanded on the right, where ou
troops were surprised and SO terri
bly, beaten for time on the 3lst Let
tiers from the army say that the surpris
was his fault, if not his purposed act, AM
mention some proofs of it A letter pub
lished in the Cleveland Herald fromz'
private in Edgarton's Ohio battery says
"Our General (Johnson) ordered us t
60 into little grove that was nearly be
hind us, and put our pieces in the grow
! just as though there was no enemy nea
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-26
COMMISSION HOUSES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
New Arrangement.

TNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RE-
L SPECTFULLY announce to their friends and
patrons the public of Evansville and vicinity that,
with increased facilities for the transportation of
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They solicit continuance of former favors. Es.
pecai care taken in the collection of Bills, DraftS
Notes, and the transportation of small and valLa-
bic packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves of the
facilities of the Express, obtain aLy desired in
formation in reference to the routes and details OF
the business, ut their office First street. between
Main and Locust.
iY2 CHAS. WENTZ, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-26
EVANSVILLE IND. MONDAY MORNING,

found would nearly fill peck measure.
Too much credit cannot be awarded to
the detectives who were instrumental in
causing the nabbing of these gentry, and
the police who aided in the arrests are
entitled to the thanks of the community
for their efforts. ~ -.-e. ~. :
Giberson was tried in the U. S. Circuit
Court on yesterday and convicted. Poor
mans trial was commenced, but not con-
cluded. -
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LEX DouARTERs or THE NINTH NEW YORK. 20
lc.. yssm..r, , Ixssa,.s p suhoy o zoe
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other REGIMENTS rsnrEed from the hed Who sh o sssIa
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rREsCH ADvERTlsEMEsTs.

nN DEMANDE-UNE SoUKnrCE FRANCHISE CA
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