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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-12
GEEERAL SESE #
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
L. A. WILCOX

a-H-.#.r - - ~ NA@NSHN H
WIZ receive on sale Real Estate of all kinds-Im'
proved and unimproved City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Coal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, &C. win Negotiate Loans,
Paper and Stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Reuts, &C, &c. .ll.
The following property is nov on sale:
EUCLID Sr-ThIe ee desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-Two lots, Il Ox20O n ..
PROSPECT, near PerTy-TW0 houses for sac
ERIs, near st. Clair-Une lot S9xll m
SCoFILLE, near Forrest-hlne house. with
quantity OF fruit and large lot. I
SUPERIOR, corner Merchant-Lot 6Sxl6 #.
BORAIN, corner York-lH story house, lot 66
xT6.
-KISSMAE, corner Vine-Two lots Oxl5O IT.
MiA@I, near HurOn-beasehold, 4 story house
with blacksmith shop and too.s.
LAKE, near Erie-Four brick houses.
HERMAN, near Tsylor-Nice mouse very cheap.
HANOVER, corner Clintod-House, two story
brick; lot 50rI0O.
CLIST0E-House, two-stofy: lot 66xl9o.
OLIbTON, corner Taylor-l1l story house.
OHIO, corner Canai-Lot q dwelling, and stone
foundation Also large building suitable for man.
ufacturing purposes.
With other tsnements varying from $500 to $685.
co.,
lO3 acres OF Camel Coal Lands at a bargain.
20 acres adjoining Marquette.
16O acres in Delaware county, Iowa.
l21k acres St. Clair Road, 81 miles from Court
House.
WAETED-Houses for good reIisble tenants;
rent from $50 to 5000 year. Ocll:RS
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FROM COLUMBUS.

special to Cleveland LrADEn.I
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Especial to the Cleveland LElDEa.J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-12
III 4i6
Union majority, 1864, 1875; same, 1862, s93.
1852.


Union majority, 1861, l44l; same, ls62, l254.
THE DISTRICT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-12

tSPo''0' ~ ''-'
REDWOOD, Oct. IL.
This town gives 81 Union majority.
COLUMBUS, October II.
Il. N. CHAPIN, ESQ:
Cincinnati gives the first gun. Dis
patches from there, at FIVE o'clock, say we
are sweeping everything and will elect
both Congressman and are good for six
hundred majority in the city.
JOHN BROUGH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-12
OHIO ELECTION.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 9.

Especial to the Cleveland LrADER.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-12

US. Q. Ms OFFICE, CLEVELAND, O.
OTRAYED.-BROKE FROM THE
OGoveFnment Coral on the Heights at Cleveland,
Ohio, during the storm Of Saturday night Oct stb,
1854, two Hors q. Said Horses were branded with
the Letters q. =. on the shoulder and were the
property of the United States. Whoever viii re-
torn said Horses to the Corral Master, at my Office
in Forest City Block, OF give such information as
will lead their discovery, will be paid for their
1rOuble BASIL j. SPANGLER,
ocl2:I7S Capt. and A Q Al.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02
The Draft

The papers say that General Grant
is receiving rcinforcements at the
rate of three thousand men per day;
and AIR. SEWARD, in his AuDurn speech,
said: 1--WE shall have no draft, be-
cause the army is being reinforced at
the rate OF FIVE to ten thousand men
per dry by volunteers"
Hi,h this declaration Of AIR. SEW
ARD still ringing in the public ear,
the order for the draft has come. 1t is
to commence on Monday. It seems
that FIVE to ten thousand volunteers a
day for the Slaughter pens" as LIN
COLIN terms them, is not enough. The
business must be done stronger than
that. [Cin Enquirer.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02
uliE NENNS.

Our Compendium contains all that
we have been able TO procure III the
way of this much desired and eager
" sought for article. Papers, tho
past week, have failed to come to
hand, and our dates are very little
later than published in our lasrn He
the news is bad for the Is4&eeR,
hence the blockade on papers is s!rin-
gent. We state this because we rely
almost entirely on New Orleans pa.
pcrs for news, none later than tho 22d
hav, reached us, although we should
have them as late as the Goth. South
cTn papers, nowadays, are scarcely
ever seen.
If we have failed to receive tho
documents that we so much desire, WI
can assure our readers that the re
liable institution has not been idle il
the mean time. A thousand and on'
have bean the rumors, reports AK
lies they have rolled out without fca
or favor. AS we have neither tn.
time nor disposition to bore our read
ers with these playful Gjoas Of tn
class above alluded to. we, as usual
pass them by, and prefer to wait fo
the documents.
The $4,000 prisoners taken by Lee
is all untrue, and the killing of tn
Beast likewise. The idea OF Butte
being killed leading a charge is real
ly laughablc. he is too modest a ma
ever-o commit such an iudiscretior
Let our good Contederatcs 5idG thei
time, for the rebellion is not nca
crushed, nor have VIC cause to b
lrspOndcnt. The end is pot yet.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02
Beast Butler,

Tho following racy chip was. "hore in" by
Mr. llama, OF Indiana, at the late Chicago
ratification meeting:
by whom was Lincoln supported ?
Prominent among his supporters is Batter
h;.li-dcvil, oncquarter beast, and less than
one fourth human-begottcn by the Prince
OF He'll hcSej from the rotten worm ofcrIne
and thrown into the lap of civilization de-
formed. unfinished wretch. he was sent be
fore MS time into this breathing world, less
than half made up, and is so hateful locking
that the dogs bark at him rs he passes by.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02
M0sEy.
Gen. Lee rubiishss the following:
HEAnaa - : asyEEss Va.

Aj EsS ls5 i'm! neral ssr the the
Information Of tie de partnent.- Atten-
ton is invited to the activity and
skill of Got Mosby, and the inteil-
gcnce and courage Of the officers and
men of his command, as displayed III
this report.
With the loss Of little more than
twenty men, he has killed, wounded
and captured, during the period en-
braccd in this report, about twelve
hundred of the enemy, and taken
more than sixteen hundred horses
and mules, two hundred and thirty
beef cattle, and cighty-fve Wagons
and amhulances, without counting
many smaller operations. The ser
vices rendered by Col. Mostly and
his command, in watching and re-
porting the cnemy's movements,
have also been of great value. His
operations have been highly credita-
bic to himself and his command.
r L Lee, General.
Official-JoHS BLAIR HOOP,
Major and Asst. AIT. Gen.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02
re- There is a time when tho reh

ng- There is time when tho reb-
elton is always on it's last legs and
when il is about TO be put down That
is Just before an election. ThessLIw
cork papers now swear that it is so,
and they would do so for twenty
years to come. They would go npon
the principle that 'thr fools are not
all dead yet. =" Think they can always
catch gulls in that trap
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02
What docs it Mearal

The New Orleans Times Ct the Goth
ult contains the following remarks
nnder the head Of Monetary and III
nancial. We row have an idea why
u certain Crescent City merchant hes
been allowed to come and go in and
out Of our lines at will. Verify il
cotton used to be considered King,
the old sinner should these days OF
1aar be considered amtre tA0se:
Nothing was reported in Stocks or
Bon5a. 'Tt,~~s, ssss1seys-3S.s-
ry Tor City Rail Road, but al iasy &c.
ures. We notice that the Board
Currency, in their report to the Legis-
laturc hold it to be doubtful whether
there arc equitable reasons to compel
the Iouisiara State Bank to make
good in lawful currency the amonnt
Of the Confederate notes held hv that
institution for account of the State.
The report also refers to the permits
sion given by the late Military Gov
cral Shcply, to the Bank, 70 transmit
its confederate currency out of the
lines to be invested in cotton. If we
are not misinformnd this was done
and the Bank now holds upwards o.
5000 bales in the Northwestern part
"f the State, which, If tn" permission
Of the government was obtained,
might be brought across The lines to
DC shipped 10 England, and its pro
cccds' tie applied to the liquidation OF
the iiaLilitius Of the Bank.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02

re- President Davis has returned
to Richmond. Whilst in Georgia lie
appears to have made compromise
with our army, by which Bcaurcrard
is placed in supreme command Of
that department and the department
of Gen. Taylor, and Iiardee returns,
TO his Cd COrns.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02
A Reform.


The following letter, written by the 7
express orders of Lieutenant General
Buckner, needs but little explanation,
Tho course which the Commander of
this District declares he intends tol
pursue, we hail as d Happy restora-
ton of social order, and as a means
to re-estableh the tights of the citizen
and secure the discipline of the army.
Gen. Buckner is in earnest. His or
ders arc seriously considered before
they are issued, and their disobcdi-
'cnce will meet with punishment sure
snd severe. Numerous Courts Mar
/, .ial arc now commencing their SEES
sions. Their principal mission Is to
teach the lesson that military discip- i
| lire can be secured, and that civil
| law must and shall respected. II
| is his opinion that soldiers can be
made the protectors Of tie State
! Il gainst foreign AID domestic violence,
and that the amy and people can
'IrGnder mutual ass'stance, without
either doing the slightest injury to
the other. Our proximity 10 Head
Quarters enables US to see what is
being done, and we say with conf
+ dcncc that the army will shortly be
surprised to discover its Increased
efficiency secured by the severe but
just discipline which will he delighted
with the security they will enjoy,
. both in person and property, from the
steady and prompt intliction of pun
ishment for every infraction OF boil,
a civil and military law. Every com
!, plant by citizen will be immediate
r ly Investigated, reparation made as
, far as possible, and prompt punish.
]. ruent inflicted to the extent of the
o l;.w:s
NEApQUAHTERs OIsT. WEST. La,
> Alexandria, Oct. 21tl., 1864.
CoLoNE..: am directed by the Licat
Gen. Commanding TO reply to your connu
c nicatiuu of the l9.h inst. which is just re
c Ccivcd.
= The proceedings which took place undo
J. the administration Of the pred, ccssoss Il
!, Lieut. Gen. Bucl.uer, he does not propose Il
critcise or investigate, further Than is nc
:, crss.,ry for the discharge OF his present du
=. tics. Whether justified or not by your OF
- dars from EnperioE, in your corduct WI!
q the civil CourtA III fthc cages Referred to /
your communicAtton, YOU viii now under
stand that 10 such course will be pursued i
future. Under - circumstances whatcve
hays YOU any authority 10 shoot any JAY
y hawkcr or deserter except when they are L
20 tempting 10 escape. or are resisting al u
': rest, ana then only whcE such course
- clearly necessary to secure the arrest. VIII
y citizens yuu have nothing 10 do except whc
- they are attempting 20 communicate miiltar
d Information 10 the enemy. or are rctsustg e.
il engaged in obstructiug the operations
n, your command. Martial law does not eAl
= i,,.I-l tlti. Instruct N,litnI, n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02

sGya A fellow who has some Emusic
in his soul" says that the most cheer
-ru. and soothing of all freside melo-
dies are blended tones OF cricket,
.tca-kcttlc. loving wife, and the
growing of the baby"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02

rW We specially call IT, aor;ous attention
of our croaltcr friends and the wcrk-kreed
gentry generally 20 the article, published
elsewhere from the Metropolitan N. Y J
Record. 1t will be good purgntivc for
tLem in tAese DAYS Of tleir deGene..cy.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02
s. s. ANDERSON, \. A. q.

sa~ We have given up a considcrabl
portion ofour space this week to the spGeche
of President Davis, Gems. Boaurc%ard, liar
dee and Cobb, at Augusta Ga The speech
of the President should he carefully read eT
every man IL the C,lirGrracy.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02

pGa- The cour1s in California haven't
been able to find an oath that will make "a
Chinamnn tel TIE truth. Invoking tile
Great Spiritual Intelligence and Imperial
Heavens" is or no sort OF use
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02

Egv- GA Softly, who has been married
some time has been heard to say that We
man so deaf that She cannot near Thunder
may make others hcarit.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02

: Dor When telegraph operator is killed
BY a fash OF Lighting along the wires, he gets
Z dispatch.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02

& To Lieut. Col. Bringicr ath La, Cav.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1864-11-02

Elsiles this, there is Banks disastrous
retreat from Alexandria, and abandonment
Of Western Louisiana to the enemy; the
loss of Texas, Florida, Arkansas and Ply
mouth. \. c., and OF the Shenandoah VAL
ley and " estern Virginia which we held
last Spring.
This is what We have paid for Atlanta,
which Tc!i into our hands after it had been
iconpietciy Quilted and rendered uutepable
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AGENTS WANTED.

cHn MONTH"; ~ss. Ag~rts esery~s.rs
- ~ a. go Eaonta, expenses paid, 20 eel Ffne>r
{flc>s. he bet ssif.g ss-ret pan psrculsrs
gy->- Address. oTIs T. CAREY.
Dovls-ekvsn Eddeforc, hsiDe.
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potence IN beth ssxes TIE effects q hess diseases %
The body sac ind, and he kBthcrs Sev r.estnsn; of
all thsss eases n fall the sriy s-cess>fl us;hoe ef
cEre. With expo-itoa Of Qpsoke-y.
Thisvork Is nof Q7sck advertisements, bit warning
spt g,ts ior married ard s1gls Il "a The only book
that the Of ell above ctssasss
EnEss, with fu directions fog sslfsss,snt. and eoa
tsns 1rch vaiuaoie iaf5rlss01 proper 20 ren,or
in psblc notice he uo-k contains $50 psres z,s 100
plates ard srsvirge e the sbov. diseases sef
s1trres 10 sealed wrapper, reo<lp. - cue deilsr
Those sficsnd with sny - lie sooTe Slssssss befor<
pisc.Sg Themselves uodtT re irsssrssti - soy ep@
stould fret read ths vork
ofYICE-sis P.-A stree. eetv,er g.-f.. .rs y.-.r-
son, vsst side.
To ssSurs ssssiy 70 sH letters 6iser. -
SALES's HAD pIsfkssAzr
p'svcrsE Lrs!svilie, ~.
nett-ss .dkui,
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HI,DQUARrIBs ARxY OF rnI poToNAei
December Il.
The expedition uodef Gen Waien. nhich
lcft some days since. hss returned 20 camp
= This move NAV &c considered one oi iae most
successful Of the campaign.
some fifteen miles OF track ou the eldou
railroad va destroyed all the buildings along
lhe ,oute were burned Numerous mills. barns
and d.eliugs from the corners 0: ~hieh guer
rillss had cred on our ;roops. from which the oc.
eupsuts had Hed. we're destroyed
Our loss does not exceed. 50 killed and
wounded, aud few sttagglers captured
Nothing new 10 frout OF Petersburg.
Weather verv cold
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TO lNDIiNl MILITARY OFFICERS,

ExFovrIvE DEPARTMENT OF iSpfASAl
BvEKsU or FIsASeE.
lSpIANAFoIis. June - lr64
EsnIASA OFFICERS, Vho have bees or are ssrvlts 10
the Arra1 az uforu.-t tha their Ordnance Keturus
VII - male up snc Fft<ted 60 the proper Department
and esrthcAss = scQuittsuce vbtsned u chsr.
~ applying NJ. ? Rocker. Ckief Clerk Ord
nance Department. once stairs vaienr hsrs
store No II West WsshaTton Indianapolis.
Bv making shove directed, officers all not
oy al fse bat they will be able % settle With the
6cverprent And draw their paw from 20 ttee
months earlier than TIE huslt i entrusted Claim
Ascuis
~ erder efGoveFuor sosEos
". n. "A. rERREiI.
stt-tW ktuaneial Sserstsrv
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MANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES
Lots Enttreiy ON Tune

1HTE ARE OFFERING sUFERoR iNSUcENENTs
w = persons NTH = Etds ready msars % .eca--
konss. We wili ssll
Lots Enttreiy ON Tune
sst cree, eonfortabse isenlngs, bsllt ~ workman
and II gOod syis. on The pAymentof fA mach the
lunprov~mects sill oost-tbe fruasiuos 20 ec PAID
cay psymsnts-nof nGcb more tkan far rent The
pr~rsss Having iois In nsafy al psr.s OF TIE city
sccSmiootsfe all ~isklns q home. and hsy
- large AIa01nt - lsnoeT 90 had, and worsusr
fssdy surloyet cst erect buidiugs short setce.
N'kERsASA a PIERCk.
sps-ou Esai kst&fe g~
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wATEs oY AOv vExTIsinG.

Baslnsss goces blished the loes 81 nns, %
hes under, VII be charged for each insertion 81; n
ten lines ten cents per line
Announcing deaths Tilh fGpersl nslles attached. 81.
sftheuf notfcs free
Marriage Notices 81 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcses and Excursions gotten up BY
Individuals associations by eharches Al the reguis
prfces-
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head q
Special EotcSs ten lines will be charged deubls
The usual rates
Yearly advertisers 10 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices of every description
charged the of al 80 for each in the
Daily, and t7in the Daily and Weekly. the TO BE- h
al eases, paid In advance.
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DIR. WHITTIER.

lDRIvAIE MEDICAL ADVICE RRKE or CHARsH
'fChrou.e Y.rvsss Urinary snd SEXUAL Dssarss fre.
In p.5 ~e~s-t ~t~r eav-ippe fsr riE prepay
postsEs s clear Eelin>stion of al tAs tseasss a,t
eostot resus- frc- the infrngcn.nf % The neral
lsss. sxcs@es tBfrs~oe> exposures sbt fzpru1~n<es
IN married sad szs.e life. kvefy -ntsDcs eoofirs In
nrrcior 10 tes acet~c. aod shoGN b- read ty srsry
young psr-on keep then OF The sesls on N ~h cth
en- esve beru broker = peoes. Anztissbsss clearly
s.;.d % Be uDrsr TIE oonsre of gudeiszs trestner
so1 hsreby 1oAticr very prolire cs1ss
sfe.ss Nearly every csss sf disease car b trss,eS
shocf hlEtfknest 70 brsibsss. kedicins ssat by NAIL
secure fro1 ooseEvaiion- ChArgs< odersss; eo.sa4-
uoo- stsr o. 81 ite once Tree; cures gusrsrtest.
0es - 81 CT srles street. b~f~s<n sirsh srt ss~sufk
s7as<e sseth ef Lnteu Hotel. r. o. sos2. 81
Lc1.s. No Circular Letter especially fsr isfi>s, COO
tsors netting referring 10 ssHus nsss-<s fss 3csns
pcs;srs. fsni-1kviy
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IN DI n ~ y POLLS
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

rUyHE FlFTH PRESBYTFRiSS CHURCH GERMAN,
II will bold Fair and Festival ~ Masonic Hall con
ccocing CT Frstsy, December sd a. nocr when any
cu1ea car get all the Hoa-y Presents they nay neee
sod Cfssr &c
Trasss q ssrls.es - Family sicksss 80 eeots
CHARLE6 LASahAH, Pre-.
sas- st3 cHARlEs wHzlyo. ssc
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WANrEp.

UASr y D-sres wONTH-AGExu
w everyvhsrs. te lsrctues The ns~ eAee a do~t
fSiss srssS k1eAsa< TIE osis ios pres machine .
xbe>isy a uiser, Hs~s. flnssr ca. asd Bachelor.
SALARY and sap<esss large ecnn,~socs src~st q.
other ssic os les tk&n forty 1siars ssok
tsss eeu<-ss. sn< the sser spt rssr f.sk< nes-
trssed eirrslsrs ssnt fres. A3tres
al ankw CLARK. B<xx>ssrs~ xAfzs
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY Al
Two Dollars and Fifty Cts. Year.

To Clubs Of ten and over a. "a 90 year.
RATAnIS uvAEIAsLf N ADvAEcE.
ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY.
on@ sqasse. one Insertion. .''...'..'..'.'..''so ~
two ...................'.' 90
fouF %
Ser each subsequent insertion, and for each nser.
ton Of eacA adiitioHsl square--...-......... s3H
Leza advertisements Inserted stthe expense Of the
srering and not desysble for the legal proceed
hgs but cOllectable at usual time Publishers not
for the accuracy Of legal advertisements BE-
pond the sncuRt charged Tor their publiestion
ELDER, HkRKSESS a BINGHAM,
ProPrietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ. TILF0RD,
President Indian apolis Journal Company.
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HDISE ASES OF THE NERVOUS
Seminal, Urinary aid sekIsl sys,ens-nsw and reliable
trealzaent-in Repsrts 81 the HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Sent BY mall IN sssle letter envelopes free ofehsrgs
Address ID. J. sKILIlS BOuaHros. Howard Asssris.
tioa, SO. Q South SsniA srssi. phiisdsiyhss Pa.
psrso-s&wly le.a.4
sF-SERyOCs DEBILITY, SEMINAL
Weakness. ETC., ers BE- csFsd BY Ons who has really
cured niasef and hundreds Of sshsrs kxd vn tell rev
nothing be, tAsorsss. address With stamp.
EDWARD H. TRAvEn,
fehSs-t&~,y Lsvk Boz. Bcsson, hsss.
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PAINTING.

r. rosrrs rrss.nssy square. . prspsfsc q DO an
k15. ef Houss sga fslnnx. 0rstnlng and 0iszsas
shsrt ps1tes sni 10 the 0fy bert styis. Psrsoos
sssstas ~-t n sss lise sss r<,ssssS v gfvs A.a
@A
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Galen's Head Dispensary
Established In 1880 aud Chartere'
by tho Legislature OF Kentucky,
for the treatment OF
sE.UI.s.sL H.E.sKyEss.

Y - t@eotioo. 90 the Urinary sut Generssiyt o-gsI
" both sexos
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IrsT PCBIIsHED,
PHIvATE MEDICAL TRBATisf

n< vRSRHEAL DisEAsSs.
~ including GOn0Th9s. Giet;,
syphilis. Structure. Gravel. gioBe.
Eaptnres, fsles. Fist1ls, Urinary
Deposits. ana az Isses~cs Of the
kidney ,Blsddtr, ,Iros'rsss Gland.
and Serpibki Fes.clss, and their
treatment. including chspteT 90
FEMALE DISEASES. With CO.
teTvs;iont oa marriage and The
prevention Of conception. Con-
tanning . Trea:ise OF Self Abuse,
epernstorThes, SERIAL and Eer-
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
THE REPUBLICAN.
PLYMOUTH, IND,
Thursday, Feb'y 18. 1864.


As is we'll known, General Grant hiss
lately spent some days in ST. Louis
Whether the st. Louis Republican, in the
following which we clip from thot paper.
speaks from any better knowledge than
mere report. we are not in position to say:
The passage by the House Of . law
creating the Office Of Lieutenant General.
snd she rscommendation. in the bill, OF
General Grant for that position, has put a
good many people to thinking. Tho ma
iority by which the Recommendation was
adopted surprised every one. In the Sem
ate, it is said, while favorable report will
be made on the bill. the clause recommend.
ing General Grant will be omitted. Ad-
ded to this, report comes to rs that the
attack on the administration is to be re.
newed with out delay by the radicals. II
they were ell like those in Missouri, there
would be no doubt Of It, E1H43N
General Grant is not going to trouble
himself much concerning these movements
of politicians. II is not his taste. His iu-
tention is to close the war as soon as pos
sible. and he wants to be foot loose. no,
hampersd by politicsl entsnglements. He
asks no other duty. He Is mol. and ,ciil
not be. candidate for the P,ssidency at the
forthcoming election. and politicians may
trim their sails accordingly.