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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27
RPEeIsT EDTIgEe.
DF. G AHKM,
Member of The Royal College Of Physieida'
London, Efgland; Gradsate of
L.....rl. I'LL =

EFFs u Il "A HI ~ ~
Member Of he Royal O0Eegs Of Physieiaas
London, England; Graduaie Of
RieOrd's Hospital or
FEMALE DISEASES,
and a constant attendant Of Paris Londou, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened his Office At the
RI johnson House, Cleveland,
where he viii be hlPpI to meet all those who are aI-
aioted with subaeute and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, ard is mild, ecaeious and eHsetfgp. His med
isines are simply vegetable extracts and oils, III
have never been used bat By two other physicians
America besides himself He has speRt the creates
pat OF bis life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in bis profession. He tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease No charge for giving all
honest and true statement OF their case.
sPERMATOBHGA.
To YoUSG MEs.- -IIr can prove 50 ycu in lev EIin.
ufes that he Is the Ouy ph3 you eFer trsated
with that cures IA disease Yer eyery patient Who
vii follow 6is lf- he vsiH give Oue Hundrea
DJIlsrs II he tails clri,r thfs disease. No charge
made for cons 4ltztiJn. Those al distance who wish
10 consult the DO 7rray Do 50 BY sending small
vial Of urit Dy mail with and age, ato be
will anser deacrlbu their c1-o, and the ssibi-
stsa@p naEsi5I-
The Chief Attributes OF Manhood are
frequently lost or su=pynded by mai practiees and Vi
cious habits that viii inevitably ead 10 hereditary
disease unless checked in tine Read the truths laid
down in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTY, or Phys
BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" 1t is elaborately hlustra'
ted with colorsd eEgrsyings and viii convince the
| most hardened and unconeernod, ss well As relieve
tho minds Of the most despondings - leading then
in he right ehannel for relief OF bodily and mental
agony and despair.
sS-Sold by DR.. BAEROW, lS4 Blocker St, N. Z.
Price % csnts Sent free everywhere See advertise
1 uent Of Triessmari' in another column.
sold also b. @. W. CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27

A goDd tvo-stOry Brick House, with modern improve
meuts on KfnsmAn-St near Erie-St.
Also-House in Park Row, Bond-St.
JHO. G. JENNINGS,
.,-s5 2ll Superior-St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27

Done at inc ClLy OF WaBlIngLOuI LMI5
thirteenth day Of March, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand
r.. ST. eight hundred and si1ty-three,
and Of the Independence Of the
United States the eighty-seventh.
By the President:
VIZ. H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-27
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
To be Sold at Auction,

ON TUESDAY, MAY 18th, AT Il O'CLOCK, "A. N
On the Premises.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
E;emarkabtc Speech by Robert
mbs-Deprcciation Of the Rebel

The Atlanta (Ga.) Intelligencer, of November
l3. reports the speech OF RoBERr TooMBs. late
rebel Secretary of State, as delivered IN the Hall
Of Representatives of Georgia. November 9th.
The following Is the concluding part OF Mr..
TooMns' complaints
say to Won all in candor. that the course our
government has pursued IN obtaining supplies has
sown the seed OF discomfort broadcast over the
land and i generating hostility TO the govern
meut itself Look at the practical workings OF it
In your own State In the northern section Of II
the hand OF Providence has been laid heavily
upon them Tor the last two years. Last ear the
rains we're withheld from them Sterility
cursed and old mother earth seemed to
forget her children This year. the frost
has come, and. in addition, the foot
oi the invader mas been set UPON the land and
hlghted the prospects 81 the agrculturalists
Famine. war, AMI worse than imptessment. has
laid IL hand upon them, and YOU are asked 10
make provisions for the support OF many who
will be unable. FROM these causes. 20 support
themselves. ADD hope YOU Will do IL. 10 add.
ton 10 this. the impressing agent has gone
around, and IN many cases robbed the families
OF their gre support for the year As n con.
sequence, The soldiers in the field have become
dscoutented and deseTtious have taken place IL
i useless 60 attempt 10 conceal these facts. You
know them to be true The part OF wisdom j. TO
rectify The evils. not 20 conceal them. IL Is our
duty. as the guardians u the people OF Georgia,
20 speak out. and % see to il that the republic
shall suffer no detrimenI at The hands OF those
whose duty Il is to guard and defend her Inferior.
You arc bound 70 ~ il that the rights aud
liberty OF the people are maintained.
] will invite your attention 70 another not less
important topic Our currency Is Deprecated
We have gone on increasing the amount OF
treasury credits mapth after month aud year AZ
ter year. and vet wonder that our credits are
not worth as much A. standard bullion. a. Il the
eNpeiience 81 ages VAS not uniform, that the
greater the amount OF the circulation. even II il
were gold itself. the less would be The value and
that whenever the circulation no matter Of what
IL consisted exceeds tie wants OF trade. that it
must 1T niece -ity depfeciate A. the beginning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09

The Richmond Examiner has the following:
The position OF Lougstreet in East feuuessee
l. the subject of frequent and most anxious in
qury The news from that quarter a. far as il
goes. is very good: but the long delay in con.
GLIDING is Just cause Of great uneasiness. We
are told ihat::Knoxvill is invested on all sides
that Burnside and his whole force is shut up; that
AL other Federal troops in East Tennessee have
left the country by way OF Cumberland Gap. that
Longstreet Is starving his adversary into sur.
render But We do not know what amount OF
provisions may have been collected at Knoxville
II is not probable that there was enough cole ted
there, Ia the short space OF time which has
elapsed since the advance of the enemy into
East Tennessee, to support long siege; but they
may possibly have enough TO subsist seven or
e. sht Thousand men for a week or two Nov
that Gen Grant has lifted Bragg from his front,
he may prefer sending part OF his army 10 re-
leve burnside 70 an advance upon the Conieder-
ate line Of the Chlckamauga These are refec-
tons which trouble the pleasure with which The
public peruse tue cheerful kilograms from East
tennessee. But they may DE relieved at any
moment by an authoritative statement Of Burn
sides surrender. Meantime Ne can see little
ground tor experimenting disaster IN that quar-
ter. IL the federal forces at Chattanooga moved
on Longs,reet. he would not wait 10 be envel
oped. aud safe retreat into Virginia or North
Carolina Is always open 70 him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
DEFEAT or BRAGG.
IT,. a.. D4.H,....I vii.


TIE meagre details that reach us from Gen.
Bragg IN no degree lessen the magnitude assign
ed to his disaster by public opinion on the rccep.
tion of the fist news OF the reverse The loss of
FIVE thousand PRISONERS is painful addendum 10
the loss of the field Other particulars furnished
compel us to think that the defeat little short
of rout, aud il is probably due TO the failure of
the enemy to pursue, that it lacks any feature OF
that most terrible calamity that can befall an
army. 1t is tar from pleasant TO have TO confess
that the largest army we have owes its safety to
the want OF enterprise in the enemy; but in this
case We may 30 so without disparaging the cour
age that has been displayed on 800 many fields to
be doubted. A more fatal want than that of
courage-want Of confidence in their command
er-unnerved and paralyzed that army An
army OF towards, well disciplined and trusting in
their leader, may fight well: but an army of brave
men. feeling that they are in the hands of
incompetent commander. will fight badly. This
truth has long since formed itself into the adage
that can army of asses led by lion is better than
an army of lions led by an ass"
But the safety of the remnant of Bragg's army
is only temporary. unless the command is imme
diatey changed and renforcements are sent to
It's relief The least avoidable delay in the first
OF these steps is a criminal trfng with interests
as important as were ever committed 10 the keep
ing of mortal man. Ii we are not mised bv in
formation that no one would be apt 10 discredit,
the army now under Gen. Bragg, Disconnected
almost to mutiny before the late disaster, cannot
be kept together under his leadership It's
matter about which the commander in chief can
not now be considered as having any discretion
Circumstances more imperative even than the
voice OF the people demand Il change Forum
ately the service affords more than one man
situated at present as TO be available for this
duty, whose transfer the country and the army
will hail with delight 1t is unnecessary to name
them. We think it necessary only TO remark
that the value ofany effort to retrieve the cAam
ity that has resulted from General Bragg's III
competency will depend mainly upon the prompt
ness with which il is made.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
1.-THE CRISIS Is UPON Us.
From the petershurv FxnresS


General Bragg official dispatch, says the Au-
gusta Consttutionalist, conveys the unwelcome
tidings that the enemy after several unsuccessful
attempts, carried his left centre. and that his
whole left gave way la considerable disorder. and
that he is Withdrawing 10 Chickamauga. The
crisis IS upon US, and the people oil Georgia must
arouse themselves TO tie stern requirements OF
the occasion, and be prepared to meet the over
whelming forces of the invader by con;estug
every inch OF our soil. and defending our hearth
stones from the polluting presence OF The &C.
cursed crew who are now endeayoring to depriv,
Us OF our birthright, and force upon our people
government more odiouS aud degrading than the
worst species of African bondage. Let us bt
ready to rally as one man. The time has come
when Georgia demands of every man to do hi.
duty. Lei the stern resolve animate US all never
to be sublGed, but
strike ever forour affairs aud our fires,
Sirlhc iOr the green graves Of our sires.
God aud native land -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
Election OF spcsker-uew 90 was
Done.

Mr. Colfax. (Republiean.) 81 lniiana. was
elected yesterday by votes given him by the bay.
onet alone -Four members from Maryland. one
from Delaware. four from Missouri aud three
fsOm Kentucky voted for him. who we're ehosen
BY the military power exertei directly in their
behalf The Kentucky. Maryland and Missouri
Republicans no more represent the people Of those
States than Louis Napoleon. and. on fair cleo
tioL. without military Interference, would not
receive one-ffth Of the votes The votes of these
districts, ii cast in accordance with the wishes OF
the people. would have beaten Collar. IL 10
melancholy 10 think that the American House OF
Representatives Is controlled BY the bayonei. and
no longer reflects the will of the people. But
such Is the fact. and il is useless 20 disguise IT,
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
ALL SORES Of PARAGRAPHS.

The thirty thousand dollar bronze door has
been set up in the Capitol.
One of the younger sons Of President Lin
coin Is quite III at the White House with scar
latina
Secretary Chase thinks well of the new
postal currency-some Of his relatives made IT,.
Nepotism.
"A German woman at Green Point. Long
Island. gave birth to two bows and two girls on
Wednesday last
"A noted New York gambler has cleared at
his branch establishment, N Washington since
July. sol. nearly half million of dollars.
One of the Ohio regiments went ibto the
fight at Chickamauga without field officer.
They we're all in Ohio electioneerng for Brough.
Why is Senator Sprague responsible for the
tightness in the money marketI Because he has
the sole custody of Secretary Chase's first issue.
In some parts Of Germany il is contrary to
law for mothers TO sleep with their infants until
they are two years old, because so many Of the
latter are suifocated by the practice.
One of the Hartford papers is rejoced that
the ladies of that place have reDudiated hoops
and substituted dresses which reach only to the
mike. anu wear crosse DODJs ana striped
stockings.
-DoSr BELIEVE TIT is said that man
was arrested in Washington the other day for
singing The Light of Other DAYS" stan
ton supposed he was singing of the Union as it
was.
DR. Winship, the celebrated "strong man,
boasts that he is now able to raise $500 pounds
Would it not be n good plan to engage hin to
come TO Illinois and raise" few regimentsg
"A New Yorker last week visited the Pres-
dent and asked him if he would accept a hundred
thousand men and General Fremont to rescue
the prisoners at Richmond. The President Sc.
verely cried ont mo l'-[New York News.
-JoHS RussELL-Lord John Russel's wife
had been n widow, lady of dgn6ed and ample
proportions and presence. His lordship is OF
slender stature Hence he was called by the
wits, the widows mite
"Oh!' exclaimed IN American lady to whom
this witticism was related at a dinner party of
an English gentry. Il now see how it came to
pass that his lordship was cas-, into the treas
ury!'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
STATE ITEMS.

The 18th Indiana battery. now stationed on
the Potomac. opposite Mount Vernon has, by a
two-third vote. determined "a re enlist for three
years
The Cannelton Reporter says the Indiana
cotton mills at that place are again in operation,
and The joyful faces of the operatives meet you
at every step.
We are informed at headquarters that the
news received few days past in reference to
volunteering is decidedly more encouraging and
that there is a reasonable prospect that Indiana
will furnish her quota OF troops without the ne
cessity of draft
The Pulaski Democrat says: 1T is thought
proper by part OF the Congressional Committee
10 postpone holding the Congressional Conven-
ton for the purpose of appointing delegates to the
National Convention. until some time in April
knd not upon the s.h of January a. recommended
BY the State Committee. The Convention prob
ably will be held at this place. as being the most
Central location in the district.
--REvIvALs The New Albany Ledger thus
reters to the religious awakenings in that city:
The revival meetings at the Third Presbyterian
Church Continue under the ministerial lsbors OF
Rev HGSRY LitrLt. and the pastor. Rev CnAs
HvrymNsoN The additions 20 the membership
havebeen numerous Elder FRANKLIN continues
his meetings at the Christian Church. and great
work Of revival j. in progress. Some fifty per.
sons. in all have united with the church since the
commencement Of the meetings The good
work i spreading throughout all the churches 10
!heeity. Nay It prevail until all are broush, TO
iesl their dependence on God
The Cannvltou Reporter +. nov pqbH.beI nv
MoyFrrr WALLs The editor, HsNR,
Walls Esq IN his introductory, SAYS
We hope the TINE viii soon arrive when our
rommoJites may traverse the boundaries O. the
old Union without the protection Of guuboats or
permits when Perry county oak will fioa, 10
The seaboard hooo poles. sheetings. iron aud coal
aud return laden With cotton Tor our spindle
cheap sugars for cur laborers. aud Inquiries for
our epicgres Then will be our thanks giving "a
DAY which shall rival the old Fourth a. the then
thirty three shall rival the original thirteen SOW
sfeiguties Of oar Union
- The Petersburg Express say. that sun
Dry persons are trying 10 leave the Confederacy
"a. IL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
CONFECTIONERS.
FOR SALE.
United States Marshal's Sale.
District Of Indiana.

DY VIRTUE or A CERTIFIED cory OF A DECREE
and venditoui expon 10 issued, aud directed
10y tie Clerk Of the United states District Court for the
District of lneanS, wl on the 4th day Of January,
1854 al the office OF the Treasurer II State, IN the city
Of Indiana po between he hours Il 10 O'clock 4. NJ
and clock NJ OF said day, expose 20 sale at public
outcry the highest hu-r. for cash, OOn OF Indi
tive per ceLt State stock, the numbers Of the cer
tihcates OF which, and the respective amounts thereof
are rs follows.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09

Total. ..-.-..-..' '.............. SlOs,UOo
Each certificate viii be sold separately ard in the
der above given. bat event will either OF sad Ger
tcatcs be struck OF and sold by for less than seven
ty-ve per cent Of the par value thereof Certt, OF
purchase will be iy executed ana delivered 20 the
purchaser which. ader and By the Of the decree,
will ertlc the purcba have the said cert -aes of
stock purchased regularly transferred by the laws Of
Indiana provided ard certificates issued in case
Of re-, lar transfer.
u G. ROSE, U. s. Marshal
december 4ih. lss3--d, cS-dtl Jana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09

sB- The grain trade OF Buffalo for 1868 has
been less than in 1862. and will not vary much
from 1861.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
= A letter from M.ior General Hi,nhr

e A letter from Major General Hitchcock
Is published. giving history Of the cartel and
showing Why the exchange OF prisoners has been
stopped The two points OF difficulty seem 10 be,
the negro troops" and their officers, and the
declaration of ala exchange of prisoners made by
the rebe authorities covering some l. 900 men.
FOR whom R Is alleged. they hold only few
legitimate paroles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09

From our southern files from the Odd nit to the
3Oth we make the following extracts. The
journals contain little news, but derive their in
terest from the editorial comment upon the re-
cent battles
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
FOR RENT,

business Room Tor SBeut.
4 FIRST CLASS BUSINESS ROOM or WASHINGTON
street vii be les-cd fayer.ble pStDs n spplcs-
Ton be made sen. For description. AZ Apply 20
Bov25-du xo.ss West wssl Etsa street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
FOR SALE.

ENlvE VALUABLE LOTS IN BRAKES ADDITION
II They all together, and will be sold a grea
bargain for cash. by McKERNAN a PIERCE.
dec5-d6t Real Estate Agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
PAINTING.
NOTICE.
PROFESSIONAL.

Or. a. I'D. GALL,
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS or
W lnf+snapohs and vicinity. Office, Virginia Avenue
No. %. Residence North New Jersey street No. 81.
ocil4'63-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09

Loud l.yndi~r., died Of .carle, fever
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09

Law student Wanted.

VENHE UNDERSIGNED WANTS, AT HIS OFFICE IN
y this City, Law Student Of good habits and we'll
qualified as Lawyers Clerk. No one not competent:
Clerk need apply. NJ. NJ RAY.
indianapolis. Dec. 7, 1868. deco -d3t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09

~ The Petersburg Express ,ay, that sun
dry persons are trying 10 leave the Confederacy
Tor Nassau. Bermuda aud elsewhere, with their
wealth. IN order 10 shirk taxation and military
du,s. and 10 DO blockade running business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-09
r RAILROADS.
o p p o S I T 10 N.
Fare Reduced.
Little igiasni and Columbus
and Xenia
-. vv7T ~
ksa ~ ~ .s.:...: ~. = s
RAILROAD.

EN0R TIE ACCOMMODATIONS or THE CITIZENS
81 Indianapolis and the travelling public generally.
Office has been opentrd Bakes Building, corner I'll
Washington street and Kentucky avenue opposite the
Bates and Palmer Hotels. under the auspices q the
ahove-named Rsroac where tickets and all desired in.
formation may be- obtained the traveller convenience
This rotation which has long been required
at lndisnapoh-
Office from
One tn Three Dollars Less
than tickets sold A. the Union Depot In Indianapolis
for Through Tickets and all information please sppiy
a. The Office, A above.
irPOfiee hours hom A. " 'oDPM Once hour,
sunday from , 10 . r. NJ p. " SrRADER,
General Ticket gent.
WI ?. WATSON. Ticket Agent
JNO. G. BENSON, Agent
J. :. sHAcKLFFoRD. Travelling Agent.
dee5-dtf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
HAPPY CAMP, South Boise Mines, I
Oct. 9Th. 1863.

Ids. News: We congratulate you in issu
Ing your very enterprising paper. Il afford
US the news of Bannock and the Boisesmines
This section has had some Of the richest dis
coyeries yet made IN. the country. Our litsl
town is situated three miles below the Idaho
E0ph;F5 independence, North Star, JEFF Davis
Southern Confederacy, and a great many
more very rich Lodges. We are on Feathei
river where placer mining is carried on TO
great extent. There are thirty-fve companies
in the stream, working ftoulone to Eve hands
each, and their days proceeds average from
an ounce to twenty-five dollars to the hand
We often hear of men who can't find work,
but that is not the case here-every one has
chance, and plenty Of ground yet to beSak-
en-, There are new discoveries made every
day. When men say they have nothing to
do and cant find work, you may know they
have not looked for it /; tell them to come out
onto the mountains where the lodges are stick
ing out, and the mineral visible to the naked
eye. But they want the mountains to come
TO them. This is a good grazing as we'll as
mining country, and game, such as bear, deer,
elk, and mountain sheep, are occasionally met
with, as if they too were looking for quart z.
Seyeralpure, cold, clear, linaped streams flow
through the mines, the Idaho and Independ-
ence near by. Let The man who seeks en-
ployment in a pleasant locality come and
stand upon the banks of these glittering
streams and view. their surroundings. and
the facilities for acquiring wealth here IRE.
sented, and il he have a heart it viii be filed
with gratitude to the God Of nature for His
to a needy people. Among the
worthy pioneers of this locality, of whom
desire to make favorable mention, are Mr.. j. 1
Fields, who furnishes US with provisions; Mr..
Dover, the pioneer, Mr.. Barney, Rnd the busy
blacksmith, (bpsy with his hammer and with
ais Gin). Let us notfoTge Observation-Disclosures
* pressmani Mr. Goodrich, who brings us the
News" and nissives from home; the fe-
male population consisting Of one lady, God
bless her and her white haired boy. Ihave
ledge called theSouthern Confectionery from
which in short time I will bring you some
# what is considered the best rock in this
Basin. If any Of the young ladies in Bannock
Wish to marry and do we'll, let them address
etter to. j. B. H.. or c. L. H., Happy Camp,
nd they can be accommodated.
Yours, very respectfully Fl. I.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
LOCAL TTFiDFs

MoRE EYIDENoE.-Judge Beatty brought
INTO our Office on Thursday moraas, a large
sack filed With rock from the various lodges
in the South Boise region. TIE Judge has
been spending some days in those mines, ard
has informed himself pretty thoroughly, con
corning them. 1t is his, as it is the opinion
ofevery one we have seen from those parts,
that the mines have rather been under than
overrated. The rock which he showed u
is exceedingly rich. The Ida O5Fif. idaho
and many Others STOW The god very plainly
lnsall parts Of the rock. The Judge was prs.
sent at the cleaning up of an arasta which
gave very satisfactory AVID incontroye,,iI,I9
evidence that there is no humbug about
matter. The gold is NOT only in the
but they are taking /. outin paying Quantities
the proof Of the pudding is IN the eating
&c. IL would be we'll for spectators in San
FRANCHISES, who are daily purchasing "wild
car" to take tr'pto Boise3 it would make
their eyes ''bnng out" to compare some oil. our
quartz with anything they are accustomed to
see in the market s.