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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

PIoFuesgR OF EEHgFRGPAEuT AID d HpI0ls1l
OfFoe-Il9 Seneoa-st., . fsW door from SuFsriof %
otce hourrfro TO Hand srOu ito se'aOok dssis
guud=Vs eHcaOtsd. }
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

Teacher Of n usie Cleveland \ Eemhl y mlnaL
g. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir III giv5s lea 1lucn 49,
ara 10 b able u say, that conEicar Ena.ea t1ho
he husst both IN volume an sEee f1iegsi 1l nata
fTar playgl' apor either IN hzneTica II kefufs.
rhan- 4 a. loarnie WITH hotrur eTglt than II any
: and ia fact, . abeg motto may
S1i1 ~ isss-,-5i5j.,F - hirs o. 8. DOUGLAS,
S S - Tasnhsr o. hlElOa 1lasalanat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

p%-rhis Well Known. Line Of FIFTEEN ,II,aS. FIRST
GLASS SCREW sTEkhfERs connects ct Ogden'-
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kaEDiGAL.
II sESS

Formerly OF Rev York City, viii gay One hnnafse
doiarE Tor the prooi that he ever fails 70 cure Le
Sfavs unued deeasss. He viii pay the same snm ~
ths proof that any other Physician IN tne O1i"U
sfetss treats the sams deeE5es with equal suocess.
1fseT MANY years Of aboriOusG study and e1petlsne
m tlIBsON s happy IN being able 70 announce 20
tss unfortunate, that he has psrieo'eu sSA'''' u
treatment for .. H-a.a --,- L..te %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05
INauRANeE.
INCREASED CAPITAL &PAR-
TICIPATION IN PROFITS.
North American Fire Ins. Co.,
Incorporated ls23.
No. s wAII-sT., n. y. Oot. 2, Is53.

No. 6WALL-sT., N. Y, Oct. q, 1853
The President and Directors Of this Company, take
nleare in apprisug the public that in order TO meet
more fv the demands of its customers, the present
Stockholders have subscribed the audlohai suil Vi
s25O,OOO, making the present
CASH CAPITAL-HALF A MILLION DOLLAhsl
all of which has been paid in and invested in accord
snca with the requirements Of the General INSURANCE
law OF This State under the sanction and approval OF
VIM Barnes, Esq, Superintendent OF Insurance Pc
partment. ,,..,- .i, 20
Tho Company with increased facilities, continue TO
sse Policies insuring against loss or damage BY FIRE
and Inland Transportation wherein the assured par
ne business Policies are also issued, without pPr-
ticinatiOp at reduced rates of Premium. Losses ad-
usted or paid at the Olhce OF the company OF lts
verious Agencies with that promptitude and equity
which has characterized its business du-
iAus - 5i%Ses % ' AGENT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05
& STOCKWELL.
DPE ZEAL EsFITE LGEKgs,
nv tfS tss fus1ranoe once Of &. 7. Brayton.


HOUSES AND LOTS FOB sALE.
n aorse and lot No BIS RinsmAn Street, lot l00xS50
bouse has ali the modern fmprOvernents oI nOs
and cold water and 9aa throughouL' IuiN900f
Brick 6uss and Lot, l70xs00. soulheass corner Q.
Prospect and PerrE-Sts- This Is one ot Ine lassh
6esiIabla locations offered for tale IN thls elty.
BrieF dwellings, Nos. l0i and iUU Eucna Sspee.. 49,
Lots rnnning through 70 Huron street. fets
II ,s asssIPls s5 % Corner ParkAn and Brovnssts
oecnpi.d also. as shoe shop Lol zskiO' ise''
p P,iIdjSS asohinery, &c, for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash boards, &C corner Of Wesr biFef
and Alsin-sts. A good paving business.
10 feet on Euelid-st Terms % ss7S; =, eno
70. & On IN siob;SsS street s4xl55 feet OOO doWn and
the balance in one, two and three years. -,
1,s-o-StorV Frame mouse on Lake street, opposlJe
- Clinton Park. Lot SKIES feet. Price e2,5 20.
Frame House on st. Olafr street. bot 44xleo iees'
dssTabIs house snd Iotin Hudson to exchange for
city property. .--s 80 t-- ---
t.-- FARMS FOB SALE. --.--. see
no acres In BrsekEvlls; IS acres improved, balance
cho ce timber land s2j per acres Terms cay.
100 screstn Parma good House and Barn ~ acre
good timber, well watered and good bnlidl2s
ssz sgTs in Orange good anne House. Is acres i'm
proved balance TIMBER. s - ID
% acres wood laud IN BrOwnhelms Lorain couhty'
miles north of Vermil ion Biver. -
saw Mill in Bedford, with bali an acre oi land' CD
1as Aerss 10 Independsnee, 25 acres improved bal
ance timber Price $50 per acre. -.
10 acfss (5 wood land, baisnee imgroveD on Eucle
Road, good springs Of water, fruit, and g9''
! Choice and well selected lands in Iowa Wisconsin
| apd Michigan, for saleor exchange. !,
/ % ares IN NeWbnrR a00ut miles from OleNelahu
1 = Good hhuss AID barn and hne orchard I2N
$50 acres 80 miles from Tole %, ard eight mlies I9H
Waosson SIa log Or All so,,ss ~ IaTp
| and good fruit SO D T acre terln- - v - l G
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05
EngT.asglgE TINE.TAglE.
1854. Winter Arrangement 1854,
e .4-ll 2 a'sF ron TEE -
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
At THE
OLEVELAND POST 0FFIOE,
Commencing November 10th, lss3.

H-Mails will bs opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival OF treins.
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT. ...
Esstsrn Through arrives at 90 A. M and LAO ana
F 62pF- n.
Eastern way arrives ut lO.l5 A. n.
Pittsburgh through arrives at 9:25 A. n
: do Way arrives AT 30 "a.
saadusky Way arrives at 9:2s A. ~ .......
HAhoufng Way arrives ct $3.50 p n. ,-on ~
f5ncinuati lhFouzh orriyes at $50 A. NJ 70 FA
40 Way arrives at 500 ?. NJ. -
ysstern Through arrives gs5 a., and $50 p NJ
do Way arrives at 2:45 p. N.
Medina Way arrives at 4:05 z. ii. ..a.., ..
Rockport 30, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat-
8rectSTlie, hath, Ao. arrives Mondays and Fridays
sharon tetsr Granger North Royalton, ST. arrives
Mondays and Fridays at ?. NJ. .... a
yyarrsnsyflIe arrives daily At f0.l5 a n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives dsilY af A. h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

APPOINTMENT.

A PPOiNTMENTo run 1nn
N YEAS OF Is6ss-DR. CLARK German Re-
ora5eS Botanical Physician and Sargeon, Will con
ult patients for all chronic diseases OF every char9e-
er TREF OF CHaRGe at the following times and pla
81 during the present year:
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KNABE'S PIANOS.
EFerY PIaRO NAFFaRted IOF I've YealE
Ane nc gr.silaI ei0eha1s0 given q AaI sis 1l'h'
nm l- pIIEO ssu HElOOEOHs TEHEzm ErralAQ
ALsO-ON HAND,
Eslsdse5s, Er1aII LssfrsRBsBfs, StFinSsi Ss

Ar1ops the nary certificates Of the 0Eoeilenee ana
r,sts 81 thsss Pianos, We would refer 70 the iooW-
Ha. ". KEAHa, BaIeinoIe, Dear Sir 81 have grsai
pleasure In certifying that have tried you sluels
Pianos, and md thom equAi u nos sugeslotl =
4, this souftrT Amcag their great qualities Watcn
distinauish them, s the evennes5 OF tSnes tle ael
sble s1d easy touch, and volume g tone. Nt1nn8
vou Al the success you 50 highly deserve 40
srn. Sir yours IsrI tI1ly,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

Aftsr having played on the PianOsO Of Messrs hna1e
4 fo IL q innossibls not % bear testimony 70 tneL
Qualities which have acquired ior tneIn te en-
,ns-5fsffon which they enjoy. The Pianos 'Oi tnaL
Ssnufsrture on which have played are e1osad4ng-
" remarkable n their qualities OF IosE lhe -
n royTeT M without harahness, and the upper ~
seet clear end hsfnnniously mellow ehry sslianfl
and 40 not hesitate 70 express in regard 20 tnoe n
5truuenfs my entire satsiactont ana % deciefe let
theV are equaI II rot superior 70 the bast na1 1o
trred N EurOpo or this couEtrg BY TIE nczt ela-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05
NORNTNTI LEADER. ]
SIRURDAY 5I0RNMG DEC. 5, Isea.
fErcn The Atlantic Monthly for hoTemosr-l
o. WEARINBSS, ia'--


e-N t--Br HENKH ". L0soFELtow,
IaI..--. la-..t q -
o Etde FEET, that such long years .-tlI
Mnst van der on through doubts and fears
" Must ache aud bieei beneath your LOAD
i rissrer to thy way-sIde inn
where toll shall cease and rest begin,
An weary thinking OF your read, 5.I
OHtlS hands, that, weak OF strong,
Have still to serve or rule 90 long. I-..
i Have still 50 long to give or ask -.
l. who 30 much with book and PEN
Have t5ilsd amobg my fellow men,
An weary thinking of yonr task -
OIitae hessts, that throb and beat
vita sueh imp psfent, feverish heat, ..
= snch limitiess and strong desires .aI
Nine, that so long has gl0wed and burned,
WIKI passions INTO ashes turned,
= Nov covers and ooneeslsits fires.
. Httle souls, IS pure and white
Nd crvsiAlline Rs rsys Of light
l766 DiSaot from heaven, their source divine
RsfrHeted through The mist OF years,
How red my setting sun appears
"a oW 1ufid looks this soul Of mine
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

THE ALL SUFFICIENT III kAE
Al T,atfsTE Patent Of England, and secEEeu . -
seals og the Eooio dc Pharmaole do fASi9 ala -I'
nneriaI College % Medicine vienna. s,-.-
~ Ona IA Invaluable for EXhAustienf bpefihEsSA
,bCsa and an phyuicAl liabilities. :. -.
fA NJ o oosluIefeIy eradicatss all traces q tno4e
5isesses thnt have heretofore baen treated ~ ne E
ssoIs and rernicious uEe Of oopavia and cuDees,
No Tbrsa has entirely suPBRnted thslnl Ortous a.
II osrrnrV thereby inBuriRg TO the Euferer sPeety
sisf dispersnE ali impurities and roofing o1t tis
TRIEsEMAR, Noe i eho 2, gt as md s51eii aud can
~ carried In the saiBtcoat po ket sold IN tin 81
aud divided into separate doses, ss L "a a T.
~ cases for Rg which saves So ano IN szI ga-ts'
~bersiy there Is a saving Of s9 10 be nao Nnte' s5
Sew York. ...st..,,,,s M -R.r-rnyI
II forsrd tha . I1iazemRr TO Ry part OF tne HOiloi
surely hacked, and addressed according 70 the n
structions OF the vTtteE - - a =. fy,.,,.y.rd a
n7--SoId by G.. W Oth1trA. AEelit AOL -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05
THE SPEEDY AND PERMAHEHT OURA
.,--E.Ia n-a aInn al hnntaginna disabses o. Lne

=, ~ o2s a s1d also eIl oontazious diseases oi the
1EsPR0DIJItTIVE ORGANS, with all bad eEee's
HFis1St tAfY sRsTsFY9m m iPslpsR sFRR56s nPdsrEATIoE.
He has succeeded in curing cases IN tnls clyi s9stoA
VThcps had expended hundreds q collars VIII ss.
GfVied physcfans, who proiess 70 treat 81 2IlFsie
maladlss With sGoeessY and without receiving Ife
Issst BRrticle Of benefit.
NJ GIRSfIN dos9 not boast that he Is member et
uons 1joIees in London OF Paris Is Perhaps ecnie
seTa A. fOT te purpose Of susnering the Innocent
and Who hold oul great expectations never 70 &c r.
SiiTed But what Dr. G. might boast OF "a this ha ne
= $50 q gtvp entire satisfaction to those WHO re-
posa confidence In his ability and integrity enl thet
- has perfected American system OF treAInheHt
5hioh challenges any Physician oi bonaon or TaLs,
~ anv patept medicine 70 equal for the radicel cnIe
weakness, and all diseased or derangeinsn'
both mental and physical arising from sexual or g
OEfs ~ IBsOH also claims for mis- new treatment the
,4I6ng evantaees over all others yet diBo0yereci
and hrst, The agents used ere n 9e scS y Ss9
oary nor sny other delstertous drug seconei,yl TO
rsstrictiOas la diet OF business i5 tegre9i
Fs-s rreparId 20 go into any Flblo OF ptivate uos
pjtal In the United States and denoislrass tls -
IDense superiority ol hls new ~ @ o,s nv
manency mildHoas, safsty and oohVsalenSe ~ esee'
tisnt. a., ,.., A., ruo,nI-,,d
and hes during the past three years performed many
0ures OF diseases which hsd for years
1odas Of treatment Reference can be given q lnol-
Vfduals OF the hrst respectaDlity IN OisfeAei %.
ton Now York aud other cities in regard 70 skin aIo
intscrity n al professional TRANSACTIONS Dyeispsls
8hs1rEtiEm SorsiHa and all chronic diseases treas
sls Medicine sent 10 Nnv part OF the oonnttI %
81 3 80 ssr Work on Physiology for sale a
DE-. GIBgON,
| PEOFugggB OF EEHgFRCPAFIIT AED nADio1S1i
Ufgos-Il9 Seneos-st, fsW doOrs from SuPsriof q
Once hourrfron TO ISandsr srO ito se'slOok asi
,
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED,
Positively without Pain,
. s.. VIII THH ... -
NITR OUB OXIDE GAS.

/ # 4
DE-. DICKERsON hes secured the services q Dr; 2,
P6sp ef New YORK. for few dsy, TO assist him N
Extracffng Teeth with the Nitrous O11de ua4. -.
P3sf has farse ex psfiencs IN rsp9riug al aoliin
9is, m Ces haTing been Wif the eelebrAted Or.
Cotton snd adminiaterad i IA 'theuaAnds Of e47i
p TSiToS Tst applied this Gas for surgical opera
.;1ya Sbout III month"; agEzud within the past two
sloI ,Ss Sss corrected ovsf FOUR THOUSAND EEETH
Win bs sSsb taas q Nitrous Oxids Ether and
gT5sTTti is perfectly harnIess No injury was eV-
ar known to follow les inhalation. T. -.
sEcoSD-The iussnsibility pio19esa9 s peIl'''
IHnEE-lt Is pleasant 70 inhsle' HAVING ~ U.s. a,se.
zrseabls smell or taste and 2eyer PIoaSSs ~ oit
sn attends ether or ehloroiorm. = ,.h.1.tto,
FoURTH-Ihe hole time occupied, Of inhalAtloni
tstb straetfou ard returning to perfect eonsciou-
ress does not exceed three minutes From tntse =
I'm teeth car be extracted By dose depending on
rom SiTine fve or six doses in successon-T
| sfisr esch dose for the bleeding to subsioe; -. -
FITTH-It can be given with safety IN az sosss ~
ztaees Of iseass Csn be eiven to persons BuIeflag
from Consumption heaft disease, rush Of blood 10 the
NAM bpndIed tsstimonials MIGHT be presented,
bnt me following from the Rev. ThOs. g. UsDorn oi
Fl SS az 2rmiy rooted ieeth extracted while under
me infeuce OF the Nitrous Oxids Sas ADM
y PoI ~ 1sin and Vas doshtsd On Teternisg to
consciousness 10 ind that my teeth had been rem9F
| - uithput d. agreeable senketion- enioyed I
1,ost d-lishtiul dream while asleep. nave experl
s@s5 no {nc0nveuienco from the administration Q
| Ia NV daughter nau uub1 - A-@
tb srtracfed while under the innuence oi the sam
"a and The ex perivnce and testimony soeetus ~
/ fsrtiV y in TnTne l WIS induced 70 SUBMIT % n
srstion in roureQuence Of the slmoGJ Of sever
Usssrnbsrs Of my church and congregation Wh9 ln
foTmtd me t1eir teeth had been e1tIhee ~ ~
pat1 while they were under tne influence OF LII
| Iogerful remedial agent" - ,-.ts.s, =,
'To those Who have bosu tortured bY suonll.tlls
+o stiOn ef their teeth While WILDLY c0pHel2
J / and who dssirs o more excellent way Of rsHovln
! 1Lssa ti5ffeDd ng msmbeTs,' can cordially recon
/ 1s1d prof Cotton and his skillful assistant
ES-l entisis IN the City or vtcinlty5 sehelhg Il
, tients, can have them rstuInsa VIII 'n9H N-
] ready Tor the impresslon- - ~, - -
Ofice- 2I1 supetior-st. ner1is 2I0SA; u ~ -
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=. an soTIs ID FaaraErphs.

Aapafisnt is undoubtedly in bad way
when his disease is scuts and his doctor IS
=. ------- - --------- ---------
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

M gro. A. -BAaIOv s-Thsss noble ln1trunlena
vr-ssss rsnaa resources OF power and eNprolons
fbe bsss is sonorous and grand the middle relleSs
80 sTd sTIuDgthetio while the high notes are brfi'
liant clear and pure a. silver bells -, -.
Th, seale + even without single haWi the seton
Ia smooth and marVe ously eees ana te pe9e5 eh'0'
The 6neat Of which the PianO1orte = sasce -i1,ss
IN q s-srd Knabes Pianos are worthy 0t tue great.
es rtlsts and ard capsule ot renuerlng Las hhosA
compositions EEONn IN thi9 realm q aT1;,.v,,r. AZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

A wind mill is being constructed at
Kingston, c. W., as an suxilary to steam
power for pumping water from the lake,
and Simplifying the city with water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

To nsssrs. VIZ. KEAEr Co., Baltimorss- oan.
1et but eongratulafs you upon ths inline q1a ~
a1d fm1royencnts which you continually make q
Tour Pianos which in ny finioa, rank gmong ne
rrs-V b.sst IN me country H. sfkAkOsOd-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

.Sixfeen PGrrott guns have been mount
Cd on Johnson's Island, Lake Erie, in posi-
tion where each battery could separately
sink any wooden feet that should attempt
an entrance. s..-..f -s- 4za- ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

Genius makes its observations in short
hsnd talent writes them out ct length.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

sFoHa1TEHEss.--Theo odor which flowers
qive when trampled upon a- ----- ~
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IaN '-lS4 Ht,It1 v. iosaFftt0w.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON. May -, 1863

hlS>t>-lPPt OQj APRON. May 1908.
Error STATE SENTINEL. Except the daily
departure of iron clads. tin -clds and Monitors
Tor the upper fleet of Admiral Porter. | have
nothing 10 communicate unless il be the good
news from General Grant and his army All the
news YOU hear from Grant, Porter or Banks is
in the main true. for fighting men have no time
TO get up sensations. nor have they time 10 SUP
press the news We will be in possession OF
Nicksburg soon. bat whether we will BAG the
Rebel forces that now there i another oues
ton, for they have one way % Get out besides
fighting out. or surrendering. and very good
way. too. viz: by the AGO river
The telegraph informs US that the chief of the
Army Medical Department Dr. Hammond. has
taken from the medical supply table calomel and
tartar emetic. Ii this rebellion, over and above
all else has demonstrated anything il il the vast
number at asses in our nation and especially in
medicine Or Hammond never was considered
above mediocrity in hiS profession and if this dis
patch be true. | should thiuk he very far be
low Il. No intelligent physician. save very rarely.
would think OF giving colonel or tartar emetic in
the field. but they can be gwen with the same
good results in the army hospital as thew can in
:; Barrholomew'~ Hospital. London. or Pennsvl
vania Hospital, Philadelphia. / would like to
know OF DR. Hammond how he would treat pneu
mOnia without the one the other, aud espe
cialy If meningitis should superrine: or how he
would treat any inham nation of the membranes
OF the brain or OF is substance. without ealomel
To attempt il would he IKE attempting 70 stopnn
eruption OF Mount Ve>uvu> with all homeopathic
asuinSent pill. or 10 manure a continent with
barre. OF gUano. WCF.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

Hathaway. OF Indiana. was shotin the breast and
Tell dead from bis horse We are informed By
Mr. Joseph 9 Blunt that when Co. Hathaway
tel. several Yankee officers went n him. fell on
ms BODY and Vept like children. Col. Sueieht
aske5 NJ. Bount 10 put the body Of Col Hsfh-
away IN metallic coffin and send II through the
lines. but was informed that such a coffin could
not be procured. tie then asked him 70 put him
in pine coffin and bury him. but Mr b replied
81 can't do that for you hsve burned all nv lum
Der" he then asked him 20 roll up the bOdy in
an oil cloth. and bury il. With this request Mr.
b. complied. notwithstanding they burned his
bacon, corn. and all his provisions. his corn crit.
stables. and other out houses, and took all his
mules and horses Col Streight apOlogized for
the act by assuring him that what he (Streightl
did was forced upon him by military necessity.
A. Gen. Forrest was in close pursuit Of Col.
Streight he did not have time to crafty the ma
Lightly of his black heart TO the fullest extent.
He, however. burned the Round Mountain Iron
Works. which belonged to the Government and
D. Judge Samuel P. L. Marshall.
On Friday night, or Saturday. detachment of
two hundred picked men sent by Col. Streieht
10 Rome. with orders 20 do their work and then
return to the command They came 10 Col.
Shorters spring. one mile and a quarter from
this place where they were informed by "A negro
dat Rome i plum full of soldiers. an dem big
guns is put up in cotton bags and is pintin all
up de roads " They therefore returned to their
command, without approaching any nearer than
the spring
In the meantime. Gen. Forrest overlook the
main body on Sunday morning about ten O'Clock,
in Alabama two miles from the Georgia line
and twenty miles from Rome. He sent flag OF
truce to Col Streight, with demand to surren-
der The surrender was soon agreed upon
I Rome Ca Sentinel, Nav :
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

There fs hardly doubt but vicksburg has
fallen, 1t is the most important and Interesting
event of the war, and the news Of lie capture will
eleetrify the nation. All hail 10 the ndomitable
GsASr and his heroic army IL il a glorious
victory. or We may better cay il was achieved by
series Of glorious victories. and the honor isdue
70 Western soldiers and Western Generals. The
defeat at v'cksburg i a crushing blow to the re-
beIlion. Il opens the Mississippi and divides the
Rebel stases. We regard the fall of yicksburg
as more important TO our arms than would have
been the capture OF Richmond without It.
We sincerely hope that this victory may
be the beginning Of the end Of the rebel
lion. Every interest Of the nation demands
Q speedy termination Of the war and the only
hops FOR peace nov is in the overthrow of the Req
Ell armies. Let HOOKER, and .RoskcnAss. and
HrSrKR follow the glorious example Of GRANT
and then we NAV hope that the sunlight of
peace may once more gladden. the land.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
Hon. e. L.. Valiaudighasn :.

This gentleman-a prisoner OF Staie-left
about noon Yesterday on the gunboat Exchange.
TOR the South. pursuant % Orders from Washing
ton IL will not be forgotten that. for words al
dressed to the people about their own afars OF
government. At large puolic meeting. a, place
hundreds OF miles from public enemy. Mr Val
tndiyham was arrested Nv military authority.
tired bs court martial. and convicted OF speak
ing cert:in words with which he was charged with
nttering. and sentenced Ia Imprisonment, and
then Punishment from lie native State We are
making hI-tos--so lincoln told Congressman
M the progress of IL formation We have arrived
If the third year of the reign of the first Republi
can President The case OF Mr. Vallandisham
Is aportoD of this Republican history What
will close it, pages remains TO be seen Cincin
matt Enquirer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

There are. various romors afoat in regard to
the future commander Of the Army of The Pc
tomac. The generally received opinion is that
HooxER will be displaced. We have heard that
General RosEcRASs is 70 be transferred from his
present command to try his fortune or skill. or
generaIship against LIE 1t is also stated by
those who profess to be we'll informed. that Gen
eral DAsIEL E. SfcKIrs is to be the successor of
HooxKR We have this rumor from mill
tary gentleman of experience and
observation. Gen. SrcxLEs has exhibited mill
tary qualities Of high order. and perhaps he may
be the coming mantle NAPoLEos of the
In the history of wars but few Generals have
been found capable of managing and fighting
large armies, yet srcxIrs may be the man for
the crisis It is evident that the Commander for
the occasion has not vet been developed. for
al tins far have failed, but we have abiding
faith that the mnn who will prove equal to the
emergency of the country will yet be found
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
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SlNs-Kied on sunday NAY }. 1855. a; The battle II
Chsnoeilorvilie Va. il ROME of VIM p. and M.ry
Sims, of Edinburg. Ind.
H. va member OF Co. C. 27th Regiment Indiana
Volunteers was young Of rare talent; though
the time Of his death bat Il years Of age and bid fair
10 rival thousands q his companions
lie lefs hi. home in the fiu>h of morn.
The untold hopes that then were born.
his tongue will never tell.
His memory, lime ne'er effsre.
Though only bloot-drop mark the place
Where the brave young soldier fell
Cease. cruel wsr. Oh. cease this strife,
Ani view the work that thou hast doae.
Taken another precious life,
aud robbed mother Of her sob
Capt. Pat. u. H.xT.