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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-12

PURE SYMPATHY.
n SORE THROAT, COUGH, COLD,
and similar troubles if suffered to progress, result
in serious Pulmonary, bronchial and Asthmats
Affections, Oftentimes, ncurable-
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
are compounded so as to reach directly the scat Of
the disease, and give almost instant relief
Bf Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medicine
in the United States and most foreign countries, at
cents per box. Jan22;R R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-12

Of the Hypophosphites is the only reliable form o
/ this Remedy, and is approved BY the Medical Pro
tession generally. Use no othery nor any Remedy
i containing iron. "a T ' H ---.-f
| PRICES in OK bottles, SI-Six Bottles for
/ So In Is OF bottles, s2-Fhree for s.. Circulars
free Sold by all respectable Druggists and at the
| sole General Depot in the United States, by
J. WINCHESTER.
| iuneI7- -Rg-vv 36 Inlu-Sf. n Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-12
COUGHS AND COLDS.

The sudden changes OF our Climate are SOURCES o.
Pulmonary Bronchial and Asthmatic Affections
Experience having proved that simple remedies Of
ten act speedily when the early stages Of
r.r the disease, recourse should at be had to
~. Browns BRoNoHIAL TRocHEs," Lozenges let
the Cold, Cough or Irritation of the Throat be ever
SO slight as by this precaution more serious at
tack may be eTectually warded of. Public speak
ers and singers will find them ehectua in clearing
and strengthening the voice. Soldiers should have
them as they can be carried in the pocket and taken
-Ufil asoceason reouires junelOImo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-12
sptfiaI autiffs.
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gaea1 PhaIOn's Night EiIOOming Cereus."
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----J "A most exquisite, Delicate, and Erae-
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and Beautiful Flower from Whleh ~
takes its name.
Manufactured only by PTIALON q son
NEW YORK.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS-
Ask for PhaIOus--Tate no Other.
sold by Druggists generally Junei4Ibs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-12
WINCHEsTERs HYPoPHOsPHITEs
Winchester's Cenulne Preparation

! are the best remedy known to Medical Science in
every case where the physician commonly pre-
scribes "tonic5y iron, whisky eod-liver oil, qui-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-12
NINE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

Ba- Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat or Rail and
Boat Tickets good on any Of the Sound Lines.
rs Fare to all points as Low as BY any other
Route.
SLEEPING CARS on Night Trains to Philadel-
phia, New York and Baltimore
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Free.
TRANSPORTATION.-M Produce and
Live stock carried with despatch at lowest rates.
CHAS. THOMSON Passenger Agent, Cleveland
VA. H HOLMES, ENOUH LEWIS
Gen'l Pass. Agent, GeuT Sup't
Chicago, III. ljan1ll Altoona, Pa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-12
q DIR. GRAHAM,
MEMBER Of THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
or LONDON, ENGLAND !; GRADUATE Of
RlCORD'S HOSPITAL FOR


RlC0RD'S HOSPITAL FOR
FE NJ A lie DIS L A SES,
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
Orleans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten
years has opened an Office at the
JOHNSON HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
where he will be happy to meet all those who are
afflicted with subacute aud chronic diseases.
Ills treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and is mild, eficacious and effective. Ills
medicines are simply vegetable extracts and oils.
They have never been used but by two other physi-
clans in America besides himself. lie has spent the
greatest part of his life and thousands Of dollars in
obtaining few secrets in his profession. lie tests
the Urine for all forms Of tiseaIs, Nor charge for
giving an honest and true statement Of their
sPERMATORHGA.
To YOUNG MEN-He can prove 10 you in a few
minutes that be is the only physician you ever
treated with that cures this disease. For every
patient who VIII follow his directions, lac will give
One Hundred Dollars if he fails in curing this dis
ease. No charge made for consultation Those at
q distance who wish 70 consult the Doctor may do
so by sending small vial Of urine by Inaili with
name, sex and age, and he viii answer and de-
scribe their case, and the possibility of getting
relief by enclosing postage stamp. martl25 )
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-29

TIE fipal knot in the marriage ceremo>
MES of Miss Slidell, the eldest daughter Of
the rebel ambassador at PARIS, and M.
Emile Erlspger, the wealthy banker and
the engineer Of the rebel loan, was tied on
the 4th instant at twelve o'clock at the
church OF st. Pierre, in the Rue de ChaiI>
lot:
'It is the third marriage ceremony which
has been performed between the parties.
On Monday they were married by proxy at
Frankfort, on the Main, Of which city it
seems, NJ. Erlanger is resident, although
his principal banking business 10 in Paris.
Yesterday the civil marriage, required by
the French Law, took place 1t the Msiree
Of the Ninth arrondissoment, and TO day
the religious -marriage which the church
considers necessary t. bless the nuptials.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-29

SOMEBODY who has just travelled in Utah
Territory says tho Mormon farmers have
a very ielicitous and convenient arrange
ment by which they enjoy domestic and
copnubial qualifications whether they are
at their farms or up in the city. They
have wife at the farm, or such number
Of wives as they can support They also
have one or more up in town, so that il
overtsksn by night or storm. they oan
still be at home in their city establishment,
with family comforts around them. Viewed
from 4 Mormon stand point, this, is very
agreeable arrangement.
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RRMBMBRR TAR PLACE,
No. al Main Street,
WHEELING. VA.
II. RHEINSTROM.

Country Merchants and Nillinsrs would do we'll 10
call and examine my stock before purchasing else
where II they want 10 buy goods from thirty TO forty
per cent cheaper than they can buy the same at any
other store In Whesling. a. am possyey determined
10 oaoss my bunness. octl0
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-29

THERepublicans Of East Hsrtfort, Ct.,
met in IN old sc ,ool house one evening
lately, to talk over the campaign. The
orator Of the evening became 20 demonstra.
tive that be stirred up hornets nest in the
foor. The creatures cravled up the legs
OF his trovsers and caused him to make
gestures more emphatic than the subject
seemed TO call for.
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Hon. @. l.. WARE, Philadelphia, Pa.

TIE bridge which is to span the OLic
river between Cincinnati and Covington
will cost million and half Of dollars, and
in length will exceed the Niagara bridge
400 feet. 1t will be suspended 80 feet
above high water, enabling the largest
steamers TO pass under without difficulty.
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- andssal.sd. h.vias jass rstsIasS a., tteu sas S
=
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, .
49,. IN ,.,,..v ,,...... and o...,,... o.,,o. h.
&sxisgnsay Ncuntsins Ny stooL isby ar the largest
tssds atksr Hhclssals or retail. at greatly reduced
sos other business 5y nszt spsins. my stock %as b.
u Va r. 1unssnss N ss ats: ssx articles: -.
1.nYps pup.
- mr p
Mink. Ffenoh Sable, Water Mink Victofinss Canes
and collars also Nuffs to match which viii be sold
10 suit ths purohasar eithsr nv The sat ar sinoJe
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1861. First Arrival 1857
.aaRyaIa8T e "a
FALL AND WINTER.
GO Cd q, ,..,1
.--....---e. ls.lBIJ JE..2
AT ,srsa4g HAT.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Wholesale and Retail.
Ths undsrdensd. having Just returned from the
XnGokn o5o uoy uroparod axhfhik hig stock of

Tks undersigned. having Just returned from the
Rasssn ess g nov prepared TO exhibit his stock Of
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o0, 900 worth Of Ladies, Furs consisting Of Fitch,
Mink, French Sable, Water Mink, victofinss, Capss
and Collars, also Nuts to match, which will be sold
TO suit the purchassg either py the set or single
iecs, ct - low prices Is the same goods have been
sold for two years ago. Ladies', cal soon and exam-
me my stock Of furs you win, sure, find 1t to
your advantage to doso before purchasing elsewhere.
IAnIHH FT1R H0oDS
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TAXES. LAKES. TAXES.

TN XCOORDANCk with tho provisions Of an
i Act Of the Legislature Of West Virginia, en-
titled "An oct for the collection Of Taxes passed
December 7th, 1888, and the provisions Of an or
der Of the Board Of Supervisors of Ohio county,
passed Octsbsr l0th, 1864, hereby give notice
to the taxEayers Of Ohio county, that am now
prepared 10 ressivs ths State, County and School
TAKE assessed In the townships withia the City
District Of said county, at my Office, under the
Court H,uss, from this l2th day Of October, 1864
until the nrst day d November next and all such
taxss a. have been assessed In the several town
ships of the CsmF District Of said County shall
be prepared to receive st my said ofiee from the
l7th dsv OF Ocsobss untQ said lst day Of Novem-
ber mart and sfSsr aid last mentioned date I, or
some Of my Deputies, viii wait upon the taxpsy-
srs Of the several townships for three successive
days-ths place Of payment In each township nrst
beikg made known By the posting d handbills.
And in accordance With the further provisions Of
ssid ass and order shall allow reduction Of two
and haf psr csntlm on the State Tax and County
Levy which shall b paid ct my Office or at the
plasss dssiGatsd IN the several townships, a.
aforesaid.
JOSEPH sRYBOLD,
Sheriff a Ohio County
n. .B-psesons having sireedy paid their taxss
viII pIsass eaIl fuansdiatsiy . my Once with
their tax receipts, - order that msy refund "a
than tRe and . hak pet csntum OF tho County
Law 70 pala BY then before the passing Of the
ordsr OF he Dsard 4 aupsviscs above referred
to J. 6HYB0LD,
ostl2.tal adr 500
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-06-11

Grant and Sherman have been stead.
lily pursuing their plans with success.
The former has his forces in front Of
Richmond, and. also, Of the rebel army
under Lee. The enemy are in strong
position on the Chickahominy. The
Richmond Examiner says Lee has Gran.
just where be wanted him; but don I
explain Why be fought so savagely 10
prevent him from getting there. We
may expect one Of the most desperate
battles Of the war; and it may be fought
any day-Possibly has been fought al
ready. If our army succeeds in thor
oughly whipping Lee. Richmcnd must
iall Immediately or very soon. We
hope for the best results.
Sherman is driving ahead towards
Atlanta, the capital Of Georgia. The
rebel army under Johnston does not
appear 10 be able 10 cope with him at
all. and can only check his advance for
a short time when strongly entrenched.
The only unfavorable aspect Of affairs
at present is the great number of. guer-
riIlas rising up west Of the Mississippi.
Missouri and Arkansas are overruu with
them. They fire into boats, and com.
NIT all manner Of numbering and rob.
bling depredations.
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Fourth Of July.

All patriotic citizens of this place
and vicinity are requested to. meet in
of Messrs. Carson's store this (Satur-
day) afternoon at FIVE o'clock to make
arraseements for celebrating the APP
preaching Fourth of July in an appro-
pria;e manner. Let their be a full
meeting. Every loyal heart should feel
proud that We are yet nation. and te-
joice that the heritage of the fathers is
ours. Let Us remember and honor
them and their glorious deeds.
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PArRronsx--Our friend of the Times

PArRIorysx.--O Our friend of the Times
does not regard the movement OF the IA
dies Of the nation on the subject OF nom
importation as patriotic; but gives quite
an endorsement to his namesake across
the water. We expected the London
Times rebel sympathizing. John Bull
pap ,r Of the aristocratic class all over
to sheer at any action Of the kind; 1t
would be exactly in character; and be-
sides, is an unpleasant reminder OF the
times of '76. But we hardly presum-
ed our neighbor was Of the same way
of thinking. We know the action OF
the multiplying sympathizers which he
cites, but We are not disposed 10 class
the ladies of the land in the same cate
CORY with the nulli6ers. We do not at
,ach SO much importance to the move
meuts of the ladies in this matter as
some appear to do, but We are happy
to believe that the action arises from
pure and patriotic motives. and as such
it is worthy Of our confidence and en-
couragement. We always like to at
tribute good motives to others when We
can do so with consistency. Its much
pleasanter to do SO than 10 ''lhink evil
without cause.
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6HERIFF'S SALE!

By virtue Of an execution to me d.
rected and delivered, issued out Of the
District Court of the County Of Jeffer-
son. State Of Kansas. in an action where
in A. s. Jones and Sanders Jones are
PLAINTIFF, and James Sinclair 10 defend
ant. will offer Cor sale 10 the highest
bidder for cash in hand. at the door of
the Post Office in the Town Of Rising
Sun. in said County. on Saturday the
18th day Of Jane, A. d. 1864, at one
o'clock r. NJ. of said day, the following
described personal prop -rty: to wit. Que
large mare. supposed TO be eleven years
old: one ox-wagon: the same being lew
led upon Is the property OF A. S. jones
and Sanders Jones to satisfy said exc
culion. HoRAcE GIRBs.
Sheriff of Jefferson County.
June Oh, 1865.
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July Term If the Probate Court.

NorIcE.-The salute 6xes the times
for holding the regular terms Of the
Probate Court, and as the next regular
term will commence on Monday the
FOURTH DAY OF JULY, notice is hereby
given TO all interested, that no business
will be done on that day. The Fourth
is day for National rejoicing, and ev-
ery true patriot should be left free to en-
Joy it. The Probate Court will. there
fore. adjourn until Tuesday the 9Th Of
July when the regular business will be
taken up. All persons having cases In
this Court, or business 10 transact, will
please bear this in mind and act accor'
dinghy. }. W. ROBERTS.
Probate Judge.
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H 1t appears that Lane Was not
cowhided. but slapped in the face aud
his hat brushes down over his head by
the woman he had outraged in Wash
ingtou. Her name was Scott, and she
formely lived in Leavenworth. The
story published by Lanes organs that
the whole matter grew out Of little
incident of crazy woman is too silly
for any one Of ordinary capacity to be-
lieve. Crazy women running the streets
Of Washington, calling on the Prssi-
dent. and stopping Senator's in the
street! Try again. That is hardly
plausible enough to gull an idiot.
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NOTICE.

John McMurtry and SalIie McMurtry his wife,
William Campbell and Jane Campbell his wife,
I homas Fowler and The heirs OF Deborah fow-
Ter his vic, james Pemherson ard Eiaaboih
P,mberton his wife, Jesse Langdon and R0san
nah Lsngdon his wife. John Weaver and Mary
Weaver his wife. Thomss X. Fowler, William
Fowler. ieaac II. Fowler. and Jubsi Device. ana
Alice Devices his wife, will take notice that on
the 4,h day Of July. A. d. 1864, o. ~ soon lhero-
after Is the Court will allow the hearing, the un.
dersgned will make application, 10 the Probate
Court OF the County Of Jefferson, State Of Kansas
for leave 10 make distribution OF the estate OF
Isaac Fowler, deceased: q; which time and place
they can attend il they 50 choose.
ISAAC II. FOWLER.
Executor Of the las, Will AID Testament OF
Isaac Fowler, deceased.
May %. A. d. le6i. l9S-4w.
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@The Raltimoro convant;s

ET The Baltimore convention organ.
ICED on Wednesday. Hon. w. Dsnnison
Of Ohio, President. The Radical dele
cation from Missouri was admitted. No
nominations had been made at our last
advices. The report sent to Kansas
was evidently "got up" expressly for
this State. 1t is silly and ego.issical.
making Lane the great man Of the con-
vention, and Wilder next. The ear
marks are visible all through it.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-06-11

HALF SHEEr,-The second time in
an experience of over twelve years. We
issue q half-sheet. This we are com.
PEELED 10 do owing TO q failure to gel
paper in time. We sent in time once,
but owing TO a multiplicity of other
business. after leaving our order, the
friend forgot TO call for the paper. We
then made every possible exertion to
get some in season, but failed. As
nearly all our contemporaries in the
State have been in the same fix, they
will appreciate the situation.
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Mtu' Sdrfrtissmeats
General Order No. 8.

HEADQUARTERS 4th Reg. K. S. NJ.
LIST. For the purpose Of drill. the com
manders of companies are hereby or
dered to call their respective companies
together at the usual places of voting
in their respective townships. on the
last Saturday Of each month, at O'Clock
P. NJ, and drill until 4 o'clock P. M
All delinquents will be promptly dealt
with according to law. Excuses Of
private business will not be taken.
Cd. The attention Of commanders Of
companies is..hereby called to sections ],
g, 10 and II of The Militia Law, Ap-
proved Feb. Gath, 1864.
Sd. All vacancies existing in compa.
nv officers will be filed by elections as
provided BY law, on the last Saturday
in June, 1864, and certified returns Of
commissioned officers made to the Ad-
jutant Generals Office. Topeka.
4,h. Commanders Of companies are
required 10 make monthly reports Of The
number Of men on drill al each stated
meet ting Of the company. and the names
of absentees.
5,h. Commanders Of companies are
ordered to make return TO these head
quarters, on the LIST Of July next, com
plete muster roll of their companies.
9th. Commanders Of companies vii
ask contribution from their companies
on the last Saturday in June, for the
purpose of raising fund TO purchase
Regimental Flags and Musical Instru
ments. and report their action herein te
these headquarters on the lst of July
7th. Commanders Of companies viii
see that these orders are read to theiI
respective companies on the last Satur.
urday in May.
By order Of s. S. COOPER,
Colonel Commanding.
c. B. McCLELLAS. Adj't. 1914
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A Card.

Mr.. EDIroR.-Permit me through
the columns Of the Independent to re-
turn to the citizens Of Oskaloosa and Vi.
cinity my grateful thanks for their kind
ness and generous all to me in my re.
cent misfortune. shall ever remem-
Der their sympathy with deep graft
tude. II. G. TrRxER.
June 7lh. 1864.
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Administrators Notice

ETfERS ct Administration upon the estate
IL Of Sarah VI. Parker, deceased not admin
isiered by Naih Z. Parker. la,e adm nisirator Of
said estate. have been granted to the undersign-
ed by the Judge OF the Probate Court OF LETTER.
son County, Kansas, dated Nav "a, A. ,. 1864.
The authority of the said Nath. +. Parker ceased
by the surrender Of his letters on the I'd day OF
May, 1864. WIN. CROSBY
Administrator de bonis non OF the estate Of Ss
rah n. Parker. dec d. 1874 -3w$2 40
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General Order No. 9.
HEADQUARTERS STATE OF KANSAS,
Adtutant (senarai.s .lf4s...,

HEADQUARTERS STATE Oh hANSAs,
Adjuiant Geperal's Office.
ToPIKA, My Cd, 1854.
!. The resignation VI Col. Guilford Dndle, a.
Adjuiant General Of this State, having been nc
cep,ed by special order OF this date, the Con,
mander in Chief embraces this Opportunity q
expressing his cordial appreciation OF the skilifl
energetic and successful manner in which the
ariuous and complicated duties Of that respon.
BILE Office have been performed since his incum.
bency. From nothing, be has brought the ol7icr
to state Of perfection highly cTediiable to him.
self, and advantageous TO the Sta.e. In His re.
tirement he will carry with him the best wishes
Of ali who have the true interests Of the service
at heart.
II. c. Holiday is hereby appointed Adiu.
tant General, with the rank OF Colonel, rice Dud.
ley, resigned. All communications will be ad :
dressed to him accordingly
ThOS. CARNEY,
l93-4w Commander in Chief
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
Others interested in the estate Of George
Kemp. deceased, that intend to make final
settlement of said esate at the next regular term
OF the Probate Court sitting in and for Jefferson
County, Kansas, to be begun and holden in Os
kaIoosa, Oh Monday the ith day of July, A. d.
1864 ALEXANDER OWEN,
l96-4w Administrator.
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store TO-
the corner OF Shawnee 4 Sab ats. oppo--
site The Nsusioa House. Leavenworih.
and have on ha.d full supply Of Ned
ic'nes. Fine Perfumery. Brushes Of al
KINGS. and every thing pertaining 70 The
Drug trade, ls9-sE-
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eIThe weather has been quite warm
aud dry The past two weeks but as we
20 to press thunder shower is prog.
ressing with fair prosaects for good re-
suits.
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HD 1u1KEHHIss CUR p.-H

THE lnebriate may now bid defiance to the
1.rEMPTIne cur. On. ZANE,S ANTlDOTE
FOR STRONG DRINK Is certain cuRR ron
D.LNKESSEss II creates dislike for ssroug
drink. and can be administered without tho
knowledge Of the patient Prcs, 81 box. Sent
By mail to any address, by s c. UPHAM, eos
Chestnut Street. Phl.deIphis, Pa. Circulars
.. ut free. an.
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rRead the Notice Of dissolution
of firm Of Coy & Evans and the new
firm of Coy 4 Couweli. We wish the
two &C abundant success, and think they
will win il. Our citizens 10 need OF a.
ny thing 10 the Drug line etc.. should
patronize the Two Hundred (CC.)