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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11
LEGTuRES,
pRAINARD' HALL 81
. z
Thirteenth Annual Course of ~
LIE TUR Es.
Cleveland library Association.

The Lecture Commits hsvs the pl asuFe to an
that a: great pains and e1psnse they have
curd the following distinguished Statesmen, Buth-
Tire Series will o"mprisA Twelve Lectures.
Thu-sGav Evening Nov 18th. "Ths Union"
"EDMU ND KtEKE 1.-THE author Of among the
Pines " my Sou hern Friends" &C on Thursday
Ereniug, Nov 2hta ''Tbe southern Whites - &c.
BAYARD TAYLOR, on Thursday Evening, Doc
Sd. Russia and her People,"
DR.. JOHN e. HOLLAND, "Timothy TitcCmb, u on
ThursdGY Evening Pee lOTh ''ThA National Heart
AESJN G. CH ESTE :, Of Albany, New York. A
Posm-sThR Gods "
ProE LOUIS AGAssIZ. of Massachusetts, Two
Prot. VIM c. RICHARDS, of Rhode Island. Two
Lectures.
Mis- EMILY SHAW, of Massachusetts. Readings
rom he Poets
~ he COMMITTEES are likewise In correspondents
with Beg. HenrT Ward Be'Cher, Boa. Jas I. Brady
HOn. lhOs y. MsaRhsr, ThOs. Buchanan Eead, Geo
Vim. Curtis and others
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Iad5 to tho
Course, $500.
the Ccu-sP, $ 100
Tickets, admitting on psrron to the Course, 81.
PJ- HOders 'of Course Ii kets may secure R. served
Seats tue dsy Of the Lecture By arp yng s Brain
IS and psyipg IS cents for each seat
Single Tickets to Lectures wilt be rom 25 30 so
Cents. Reserved Se1ts % cents extra.
p. r. PEiXOTrO,
o. A. BROOKS,
D. P. EELLS,
uny2-124 Iectura Committee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

TfouBIed with the Pest once on the brain.
One Of the FIVE elitorsn (?) of the Her
aid has had q renewal of the attack of his
cd complaint, Post Office On the brain, ["
bat il has broken out in very mild man
ner, and it is not absolutely dangerous. The
ooiRsion Of this attack was tbs accidental
omission by our foreman from the specials
which we copied from the Chicago Tribune,
Of paragraph in reference 10 the Speak
ership--not the one referred to by the Her.
sld, hOWever,-thereby giving the appear
ance Of being omitted purpOsely,
although it was conspicuously re-
ferred to in the hesdings. The
Herald endeavOred to convey the i'm
preston that we feared to copy the attack
Of the Chicago Tribune on Judge Blair,
becsuse he is Post Master General, and
one Of the publishers of the LEADER is
Post Master. But his insinuation was too
pueriie to excite even contempt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

]. W. SOhuOkers, Esq, formerly city edi-
tor of the Leader has been appointed by
Secretary Chase his private Secretary.
The sppOintmentis an honorable one, and
is highly complimentary to Mr.. schucker's
literary ability. He viii fill the position
with credit to himself. He entered the
Treasury Department as a fourth class
clark and was promoted twice before re-
oeiEing this last appointment.
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From ChRrleEtOn HarBor--Intercsting De-
tails of Operations.

tails of Operations.
The correspondent of the New York
Times, writing from Morris Island, under
date OfNOvember 4th, gives the following
interesting details and incidents in the
progress Of the bombardment:
The bombsrdment Of Sumter is still pro-
gressing, although the FIRE is not so rapid
as it was during some Days Of last week.
The old fabric is gradually dropping away,
revealing in the process portions of the
shattered casemates and other internal
structure, which in turn disappear from
view. The handful Of powder which the
pitiful remnant Of garrison flash at sun
down each night, to assure the people Of
Charleston that "all is we'll" is but the
symbol Of eumters exhausted energy
While it has been my fortune to witness
the downfall Of that massive work, frank
y admit the spectacle would have yielded
an increase ofpleasure had not the thought
occurred that with its destruction perished
the monument Of ValoF and patriotism sx-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

MINI sofa wheels promptly and val
isntly into the line Of the bestdoing loyal
States at the late election. Colonel Mil
Ter, the Union candidate for Governor, is
elected BY 10000 msjOrity, a gain Of over
5000 over last year. Both branches of
The Legislature viii be nearly unanimous
ly Republican.
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Hagan.g Magnolia Balm.


Tha CAisf ALtri5Etes Of Manhood ere
frsqnentls iosi or sasPoais ~ EAi-prsctlees and
oious hab.s tEzE VII insgi.atiy loas - hezsdiiAzg
disease ursas checked IL tiIno isesd the tIuths laid
down in LAs tsoa.ise 'HUt1AE FEAILTT, or EITEI
1oL8eIcAL BE=zARcHEs. Il Is siAbsrstsly ilin5trA-
I'd with oOlortd eusrsyinEs aud viii eonvines tha
most hardened ard uaoonosrn5d, a. veil a rslistS
tho minds o. TIE ncst dsspondihg, By leading them
iu the right channel fer relief o. BODILY and DeDsa
agony and dcgshr, ass
szJscid by Dr. BARBoT, l5l Biescksr ST. n. \.
Price Is caIts. sen. frl5 eg6Ig anGTs- Ese lFeEts1
nneht o. "a I-tCs5lna-'' n another column.
sold also w U. ". BEAEks DrugEisff ulsEelsEai
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DR.. J. Fl. LILLE
Will give two of his most amusing Entertaining snts
with The
NITROUS OIYD, Or LAUGHING GssI
AND CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS
AT BRATNARD's H/.EE.
Thursday & Friday EV'gs. Ngy.1s&1S,
('oumancinr at ~ o'sllr- 4,

Forty Gallons Of Gas will be 10 ,da and Ten or
Gsntemen, selected from tb sIf3isnra will in
hale it. The sensations prOdnC 4 IN breathinT IT.
the most ecstatC and its en- 81 ,rssf amusiDg
Robert SOuthey, the Poet, - vs1he ooEld compare
the sensations ito nothing b. At what ne sappossd 10
be the seventh heaven ~ FF
lady under its infu0ng a~elafned 81 am in laay-
en- this is paradise
Lnught1s, Singing OecIainF,r. TTuuoF.
wa NSSsa ~ OrufOrys 1euIs or
the JIigf 1 Fantastic Toe,
ALo 'He iVet C0nIrJn characteTistics Of its Effects
None hut Ladies' and Gentlemen Of raspectabilTty
Hl;l y he lmitted TO inhale the Gas Those who ~
NAE w Gas retain their Consciousness.
Ut Lille pledges hEselftha the entertainment
HP Al be conducted with that prOpriety and dec0rum
at viii merit the Patronage Of the most refined and
Intelligent
Previous to breathing tho Cas- some Of the follow
ing brilliant chemical experiments, with excellent
apparatus, will be given: Tho DTummOnd Light, Gss
Gun, water Hammer, Dctonating Bubbles, Oxygen,
Hydrogen, Nitrogen. caTmOmic-Ac Gas, expert
ments with the OIv-HydrOCen BlOw-Pipe, POTASH
uH, Water Set Fire, ailorling valuable AID raIe
Exhibition Of the wonderful Laws that control mat
ter. The beautiful little Fairy, Miss BELTON viii
be present and sing. She is the smallest lady living
Bs DR.. Lille will instruct Dentists and surgeons
how TO make and use the Laughing Gas for the ex-
tracting Of teeth, &C, if immediate application is
made.
admission n......-.-.'..........2JC Cents.
ghlldreI eIi..-.-...-.. ..-.-.....---l3 -
Ticket for persons-....Sl, %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

Says Henry Ward Bescher, 81 have one
boy in the army, and another ct home on
ly fifteen years Of age. II the war lasts
till he is sixteen he win go too" That is
the trne spirit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

The telegraph has aunOunCed the bril-
liant and successful Union movement on
the RsppshsnnOck. The correspondent Of
the New York Times gives the following
interesting details:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

A portion OF the Third corps made q
dash across Kelly's Ford last evening at
about 4 o'clock, and captured nearly all
Of the ID and 18Th North Carolina regi-
ments, belonging to General Rsmsey's
brigade, and driving them back to their
supports, held the position. There was
but little loss on either side.
Two hundred and fifty prisoners were
captured with their officers, and to-day
we're sent forward to Washington. Some
Of the prisoners say they will never 60
into the rebel army again.
Our troops are crossing the Rappahan-
mock to-day without much opposition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

A French journalist states over his Gig
nature, that the Richmond authorities
have INSTRUCTED Mr.. Slidell 10 make no
concessions on the subject Of slavery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

LADIES LIST.
Ara,son Mary Andruss Phllena
BEuder Harriet Brooks Efie Bscse3der ca
B'dgell A Broanahan b Blaha Anna
Bradley AnDe Bruce Mel N brown 5aTind4
aRe Mary Birk Emma RcODg Lucy
Bia Lizzie Brady Lucy Brwn Henryett
Faker HELEN Brown VS. Bailey Wsithy A
Bondley sRr.h Butler Ruth Parnes Hachel
BrOwnsr B Bresie Naomi Borgy
Bradley Mary Blake Mary
Oaarman VP Galley Rob Cooley Nellie
Ll-yton Martha Chsmb. Rim NJ Cleveland Louise
Olaudy HIM Ciark LoHiss Clark H
J"ok Ellen Curtis Emma Connor Bridget
Chisho m Eel Coffin Mrs CahillS P
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DeGrahMG Denham mME Darning Mary
Du-wilt Mary Dang On Mztil Dor m lin LenOra
1 avis Lucinda Dennis Lucind Downing Jane
Davis ] uliA Divers MIS-
Frss Mary Ann Finn msry ylorsncs Mabel
Frsncis Bridget Foreman MaTg Farr Lizzie
Fleming Jennie Farrell HELEN Fuss izsteh
Fox HELEN
&
Grunnett Mary G.spger Lucy Graham Mrs
GO-dy Jennie Gla's Green Fanny
LarIiek EG
II
Hi5bard TWB HsrthEeek Hall RhOiS
Hsnnan JaIe Pamond Julia Heedy Essa
Hyde Hst II Humphrey II Hutch 'nson Geo
Hart FANNY Heights Ella 10 comb g. W
Hartshorn Kate Hoilistsr Carrie Hickey Catherine
Hotel Higby Annie
zones ssrahs Jones Miriam johnson Hannah
Jono5 Alice JoinsrAU Irvine Elisa
Ri rade Sarah Kitteli bach N King
Kelley Maggie Kane Mary2 Kidney Lydia
kerBhaw Jane
Landsn L Lincoln Lou Lawrence B
Lovely Amelia Larkin FIien Lynch May
Lonesgan N Leonard John Leeds Il
McCarty MARY McNsi y Mary McIIsnry MarE
Mccarthy MaTg Mcjuirk Ellen MoYey Alice
Mack Julia Mack Wm Msrr.amsA
gosCs NJ E Moore Merinda Martcnuf Lena
NontreV0r Lille Munscn Hattie Mead Oe0Ise
Morton Fan Miller Manfred +
Myers Catherine Murphy Cornell Merrill Ka,e E
Meade AHA Monaghan Anne
Nash IN ~
Owens G,orse O'Nsn Katy
Presley Susannah Palmer Sal IA Pesrsons Rsddsn
Pa'mer Marist L PsTeTlor II Psrs0l ; Mary
Pres.ey msria Poor Malta Po eTheiA A
PipheTs shu P liner EN- Psrsous Ellen A
Preston l. Parsons Kate Philips CLARA
Pillow AdiAts
Rosipson ms Raape7 I Mary Bosau Catherine
Rnodshocse NJ Buddy Mary Robinloa Ellen
Robinson En- ROSn Daniel
Speed Sarah sbaaloS s.rh Stanley Sarah G
Suager Minnie Settle Mary shattuok Mary
| SABINE May stTatiord P A shsridsn Mary
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stephens Maria ShAler Eliza hhaphor Cath
ScAulan Catherin Skinner Caro- stuIges Annie
sTucse Mrs Sbaler Eliza Smith A p
Sitter Almira Smith AiiZs
4
Taber Thomas ThoTp Mary Terem Mary
Ihorp KeZia W thomas Ellen Towns Ellen
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WEey 7 Watson May v illlanrs Mary
WOrimen Linda Wolf Jesse White liza
Wagley Fannie White Z I White Charles
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LCasMUEIcAIEn.l
UlKGaERT eGsSUMPH0a 4 CUaABLE BIsEsSa
A Cerd-To ConsumptiVes.

The un5ersigned having 5esn restored 10 ReAlth In
afew weeks, b. very simple remedy, aiisr having
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sud that dread dseass, Con=un BtOn--is anxious 70
ma 6e known to MS isilow-auaeFsfs the means Of
cure.
F9alI Hf5 d5sira Is, 10 wiu end COPY Of the ire
rrrision sScd lf-e OF cAarsel v:sh the directions
Esr p-rutr,ng rUd u-ing tne same, whioh they viii
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Parsts wishing The pres sigiOn vii eass 0ddres
Rev. EDE-ARD A. WILSON, EiliaEls6urgh,
o.ti.rs-dsv Kinza county, h. I.
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[From RsT.J. .aaR ton Brown, D. D., Editor OF u
EncJoIopsda = Religious KnoEledge.1

Although not diLpossd to favor or recommend Pat
snt Medicines 70 general through distru5t Cf thei
INGREDIENTS and eiects, vet know Of no sufficient
reasons why man may a. testify 70 the bsuehts ns
believes himself to hsoc -cceivsd nom any simple
prepsrati5n, in the hopo - may thus contr bate 20
the benefit Of others.
40 this the more readily IN regard to HOohAnd' 9
Qernan Bitters, prepared by DR.. q. n. JsessCn, OF
thls ofy, because preIudiesd against thsm for
manT years under the impTeasion that they were
chiefly gn alcoholic mixture. am Indebted 10 lay
friend Robert Shoemaker EIs., ior be removed this
prejudice by proper tests and for announcement %
Try thsm when suffering from great and lOcS oontlo-
ned DEBILITY The use Of three bottles OF these lNt
tsrs at the beginning Cf the present ysEr, S.s io.
lowed By evident Teiei and restoration 70 degree o.
bodily and mental vigor whish had not felt ior six
months before and had almOEtespaTsd Of regainiRE.
therefore thask God and my Ti6nd tOr directing me
~ the use Of them. j. HEhFQh BAOWAs
Philadelphia, june q, 1851.
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sstsgD.TH bEEc-TET II.
H. B1as=7s sIEEALElULE 4Ihtn EhTts 1roFarN~
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20 so1 ios isst twenty gs-s lith ehs most A5ioaa
rsI Ea VII niigTiate pain lC<e speedily than All
oibt z prapah, zion kOr el Rh9aInstie And neIVool
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
sUPPEYEEG LIBRARIES.
Special Attention Given to J0bblng.
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS

OF the Very Best Qua itIes and Lowest Prizes.
CARTEs de VISITE-Of Gen. Gilmore and
FIVE hundred otheIs.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM5-20OQ in sixty
different styles.
JUVENILE BOOKS-Wholegsl at Manu-
fsoturers prices.
CHILDRENS BOOKs-All the Varieties
manufactured.
JUVENILES IN sETT3-O7er 1000 Sets
and Games.
JUVENILES A sEECIALITY-Fuilest as
sortment We ever offered.
JUVENILES IN LINEN-C Colored Pictures.
PAPER AND ENVELOPEs-At the Low
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OFFICE INKS-Arnolds, Cox's, spenceri-
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Die IIONARIES-Woresster's and Web
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Remaining in the Cleveland Post once
November 10, 1853.


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charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them viii
piease De prepared with the necessary change
~ Inc Ohee will be open at IL A. NJ, and close
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


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NJ OTIUE.-THR FIRM OF BRAD
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THE HEBaTrLEONT RAPPAHANNOCK

BrllIsRi Union suecess-GeneraIS SedG wick
leads ihe Assaults
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Cleveland, November 7th' 1868.
THE C0MMANDANTS OF COM.
PANlES composing the I'd Regiment O. NJ, in
the county Of CuyahOga together with the Major Of
said Regiment are hereby commanded to bo and D.
pear at Mechanics Hall on St Car-St east Of Mui5-
son-St, in the City Of Cleveland, on Thursday the
18th day Of November lsd3, at ten O'Clock A. NJ 10
hold Court Of Inquiry and assess fines for the nom
performance of Military duty, and perform such 9TH
er duties shall lawfully come before said Coprt
All deinquents are hereby notified to appear nj t
time and place above specified, then and there uite
their excuses, if any have or can make for nrnnar
formance Of military duty. J. G. MsCK ~
Col. Com'g 81 RECIPIENT. o. i.
J. HovET, Adiutant. novI6-iaI: ~ IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11
NOTICES.
MILITIA NOTICE.

HEADQuARTEEs ID REGIMEST, 0. Y.M.O
CUYAHOGA COUNTY, O.,
Cleveland, November 7th lSG3 J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-11

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

The events o. the Is they developed VIII be
faithfully given, that the public may be advised to
its progress; the results Of battles: the condition Of the
contending armies and all tina, Affects the great struggle
home and abroad for the overthrO~ Of the Rebellion.
In addition. the Senfin,l will contain the CURRENT
NEWS OF the day. CHOICE MISCELLANY. STATE
ITEMS, the latest reports of the NEW YORK and GIN
CINNATl GENERAL and cAT1LE MARKETS. the con-
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give it, columns all classes Of readers and
such information will he especially adapted 10 the
well being Of the citizens OF Indiana.
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aud National; sustain the principles and policy they hs
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aid in the extension % the circulation of the ff.
Daily and Weekly. until they shall at least reach every
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