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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09
DR.. W. WELLS

Member Of tne Royal College of Physi-
clans, London, England
Omee HI SuperiOr-Ss,, cleveland. o.
viii be happy to meet - r. 49,
all those who ore affiic- lF=--=-it 80
ted with subacuto or 8aSafs6 II ~ gsisseaRsfE
chronic diseases. His : p y sS sszz4s@t5i isEt
treatment is entirely =. i -
different from the old 4 I'D = Bs HsS ESSS5z
plan, and is mild, CHI 6 = - SfsaSA gSe$
cacious and effective. w M
Gases of Nervous and fSEsa DAT Mia
General Debility, Ncu- sA6SEalAAkg9
ralgia, Consumption, s15
Fits, Throat Diseases, NithfAHRggf%
Dyspepsia, Liver Com
piaint rheumatism,
Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Memory, Nocturnal
Emissions, Secondary symptoms, Sexual Diseases,
Syphilitic EruptiOns, liberated Sore Legs, Stric-
tures, Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys.
a. Special attention paid to the diseases Of Wo-
mon and Children
New and reliable treatment for
ALL DISEASES Of THE EYE AND EAR.
"a Patients Of either living at distance, By
stating their disease IN writing, giving all the
symptoms, obtain medicines with directions fol
| use. His medicines are ExciusiVely NegetSs
/ bile Extracts.
Dr. Wells Electro Chemical Baths, for the cure o.
all Chronic Diseases and Nervous Complsints.
| a Spermstorrhea can be eeeetusily cured BY
/ this treatment. .- .
| Consulting hours from A. N. to P. NJ. P. o
Box 92l9. No letters viii be answered unless the
/ contain remittance ten cent postage stamp
iob22-R2
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Optical.

Practical and Scientific opcian, keeps the IArgs-'
assortment of Optical Instruments in the city. Btl
ing an old establishment, and having been extens5
lively patronised, he has the confidence thstd
present stock will warrant the continuance of pul
lie fs7ors- All his spectacles are Of the bestQuaEt
Of crystal glasses, ground under his own inspectoL
in all Gases curing weakness, dizziness, and mpArt
ing strength for long reading and fine sewing. Ar
tifcisl eyes inserted without pain,
0FFICE-l30 Superior-st., first door from the en-
trance to the American Hotel
~ Beware Of travellers claiming to be Mr.. Solo
monson or his agent, July2l
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1862. BUCKEYE 1882
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE AND MARINE:

CAPITAL AND ASSETS, S9OoO on
Ho Scrip Dividends. Profits divided in CASH
among stock and Policy Holders.
Takes Marine Hazards Of an kinds Fire Bi.k.
Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture Vessels In PORT
and the better class Of Risks generally.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. HART II. PeltOn, Amasa Stone
2. Chamberlin, i. D. Hudson, Hon. J. P. Robson
r. Garretsons A. J. Breed, o. NJ. OEiatt
T. W. Pelton, Vim. WeIlhouse
OtFIGk-OTiatts Exchange, foot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Losses Adjnsted sad promptly paid
WIN. HART, President.
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striekland's MelliauOus Cough Balsau

to convince them that It Is the best preparation ev
er used. 1t not only cures tho above affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, but it cures Night sweat7
and Splitting Of Blood, and Is excellent gargle
for any kind Of Sore Throat.
It is pleasant to take, and ia Hsfe medicine foT
Infants.
EPrice 90 cents per bottle.
For aals n Druggists generally.
mavI6. R2-mOn. .tufUy
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No form Of Cstsrrh can withstand its searching
power, and no mode Of treatment ever afforded such
immediate rsiefor gave such universal satisnction
Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp for pamphlet.
For sale by @. W. CLARK, 1l9 Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio. eugzI
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BELHs SPECIFIC PILLs-WAP

RAHTED IN ALL OASEs-Oan be relied
Never fail to ourel Do not nauseatel Are speed
In aotionI No change of diet required Do not in
terfsre with business pursuitsl Can be used with
out dsteetioni Upward of 200 cures the past month
some Of them very severe cases. Over one hun
drsd physicians have used them in their prae-
tics, and speak well Of their efficacy, and approve
Of their composition, which Is entirely vegetable
ard harmless on the system Hundreds Of oertih-
estes cen be shown Bells Specific Pills are the
original and only genuine Specific Pill. They are
sdapted for male and female, oldor young, and
the only reliable remedy for efecting 3 perma-
nent and speedy in all cases Of sPermatorrhea
or Seminal weakness, with ali its trains Of evils,
such IS Ursthral and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
the whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
confluence, Genital Debility and Irritability, Im-
potsDce, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bTity, &C., &c, all Of which arise principally from
SERIAL Excesses or Self Abuse, or some oonstitu-
tIonal arrangement, and iRcApseitates tbs sufferer
from fulfilling the duties Of married life. In 81
sexual diseases, Gonorrhea Gleet and Structures
and in Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, theJ
they sct IS charm, Relief is experienced BY ts'
king single box
Sold By an principal Druggists. Price 81.
G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
They Will be sent by mail, securely sealed, and
eonhdsntially, on receipt Of the money, by
- J. BRYAN, M. D.,
No. 76 -edsr street. New York.
DonsuIting Physician for the treatment of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual and Nervous Diseases, who vii
send. free to all, the following valuable work, Il
sealed envelope: .-.t
THT FrYTIFTH THoUsAEp.-Dr. Bells Treatise OF
Self Abuse Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
OF Power, sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, &C., &C.,
pamphlet Of 81 pages, containing important eS
vice 10 the afflicted, and which should he read ,
sverY sufferer as the means Of cure in the severts
utsgss Is plainl6 set forth. Two stamps requires
10 psy postage july21: :R9.mo.W. .friEwy
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THE sPE0IFIn PILL,

THE SPECIFIC PILL
Il not Homeopathic remedy, nor does if contain
Mercury, ITon Canthsrides, any Injurious iugTe-
dent.
- Prioe-siIper box; six boxes when ordered at
once) for g. Sent by Mail. Sold Wholesale and Be-
tail at the Sole General Depot in the United States, by
J. WINCHESTER,
!unIs-Rs-w 3s John street, n. T.
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mPORTANT no LADIRS-Dr. Han


Vsy'S Female Pills have never yet failed in remov
ing difficulties arising from obstruction or stop
page Of nature, or in restoring the system to per-
feet health EhsE suffering from Spinal Affections
Prolspsus, Uteri the Whites, or other weakness Of
the Uterine Organs. Ths Pills are perfectly harm
less on the constitution, and may be taken by the
most delicate female without causing distress-the
same time they act Ike charm by strengthening,
inTieorating and restoring the system to healthy
condition, and by bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the
Obstruction may arise. They should, however, not
be taken during the first three months Of pregnan.
ey, though safe at any other time. as miscarriage
would be the result.
Each box contains 60 pills. Price ! 90.
Dr.. HAREEY's TREAEIsE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy Miscarriage, BarrOnness, Sterility, Re
production, and Abuses of Nature, and emphatical-
" the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
of O. pages sent fee to any address Six cents
CURED 70 pay postage
The pills and book win be sent by mail when de-
sired, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, N. D., General Agent,
No. T6 Cedar st.. New York.
- Soldby all the principal Druggists.
6.W. CLARK, Drugyist, Agent for Cleveland.
tulTf1 Rs m " fsu-v
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gpfflal liz, :
lSW FsFEams or fhs laandEerchiei

EkkkA9 6tt.kkes
Nov FsTlams I6F f6s IEaRdE EsFe6ieE
Fh.Isa's ssNirhI RiOo1aing Osreus."
PhAlOn's 'NIsht HIOoming Oereur-"
Phalon,s s.NIrn1 BIoOnaIhg Cereus.7
PhaIon,s -HIg6f sIOOmins Cereua.'
PhaIon,s ..Nir6I blooming Cereus."
Pha1On,s .sNsxhf BIoOning Cereus.s
a most exquisite, deneates Sn0 rag
rant Perf5II1e, TsisffI1ed from the rare
nud Heanfffn1 FIoWeF frOm which 1t
takes its name.
Manufactured only By PHALOY a son,
NEW YORK.
BEWARE OF COUETERFETTs.
Ask for PhaIOn's--Take no Other.
Sold BY Druggists generally. junel7-1es
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STANDARD PREP

HUNNEWELD'S SIANDAhD FhhF-
ARATIONs.-On our inside columns viii be found
. notice Of these justly celebrated and Standard
Preparations, Of unboundsd reputation in New
England, profess only what they are remedies for
and are for sale By sH wholesale and retail dealers
and oonhdsnes Is ssksd to thom. See advertise-
ueBt. marsORz
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-, sold.by all the principal D-ugEists.
6-W. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for olsveIand.
iulyf1;R3;m.W.fzvy
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Houvm CATARRHa Ha,ldapertsC0nsln,spti01

L Cures CATTARHinaIEiis Types 3 Stages
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DIR. n. GOODALE's
cATTARH r e NJ E D Y .
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

I Cures Hay, Rose, and Periodic CATARRH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09

The ROMANCE OF TIE RAILRoAD.
By the author of 81 The Fair Inez ssTbs Prince Of
Wales, i" ''The Ghost Hunters," &e.
(OOETTNUED.A
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DIR. GRAHAM ,

ana constant attendant OF Paris, London, New
Orleans and Montreal Hospitals for the LAST ten
years has opened an ONCE at the
JOHNSON HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
where be win be happy to meet All those who are
a7ieted with sabseuhe and chronic diseases.
Bis treatment Is entirely different from the old
plan, and IS mild efHcsoiOus and elective. His
medicines are simply vegetable extracts and Oils
Fhsy have never been used but By two other Physi-
clans In America besides himself He has spent ths
greatest part Of his life and Thousands Of dollars In
obtaining few secrets in his profsssion he tests
The Urine for all forms Of disease. No charge tor
EiyinSaa honest and true statement Of their cases.
sPERlIATORHGA.
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CATARRH.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-14
AHsiaaO.

DeF oeatf6enantIac &r!sa.
a mbnrs,7 7. Sui. Maa stnem Nriz
%"attrteie Gus &Onbern pom s. Suit lUgsn IN
Der Naht Strei&iibe S6ascn Die Sniff SSbr
III SsiiB 9enpmmen baben.
Nnnbers, 7. 3nIi. @eFsrn wurpeu
ct" @e'ltii4sr, stn 3eisan90rsrattsur uno rim
8ahSiner, aie aus SutIauo asssytio. BON bsr
aN'ittarreHisrun8 in cine 6sRuns ee,ysrrt. ,ur
2Slf'erosr9sltunS ftr Die semal:iame gBsafi,b-
run9 OOn G%@isswi8ern bon Der Sniel @plt
onr@ Die Idnen.
0snti&ebdntf6s anoeleoen
9eiten.
Ter erfol9rei6s ueter0aug Der Yrsuffu ibsr
D'n S9m 6iOrO wirO b%'fattgt.
Us D"p tsrner ~tsftdsl9t, Gag Ddnemarf ee
nsn 2SafsHiiatanO init 6tu6iif auf 8girpens.
unferlanpIun8sn ~pOrsA@laasn 9at.
Wan be0t oi9smsin Den @lauben, oaB 6olc
5rssOe 8siblOGsn miro.
es bebt b"6 &6ui0 G0riRiun In l,fneu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-14

Observation-Disclosures qua Ole llsbcrtyoaupa
Ger 0oniiArN Stis9silotic unt5r Ter Ssoiuaunl
%dnbtcte, cas- cr nntsr rrm Stuts les Ssut,hcn
SHnoss &6njg pcn OGucmart tlsits.
Dec nsne rdnthc 9Ituifcrium tat an hen
H'tdaSrat5 cine Scilboit scihifs. pcpcn 1cfr
s:nee5 Gin aiusiul il:
Der &ontg, pritafr. rsr NnTht mar, tn6
N:1Nrer ftt nit osn uruIidsn &reigniTen uidts
81 i@oTen b%etten, b,f,r i'm Stanpe lein mir
ban, uafer Satfrianp IN rettcn, enti6;tp ib
iur eincr 81 riil,rprhleI. 28.r bofen eos
%srtrauen ece 0siGSrotGs unb hes Ucltes ,n
9~firtnnrn. SIM llstri9cu pcroen mir m,ad:tlc5
le'n. 9%c8enmGrtig eiw YrUsramm oufsu1iIen.
yin lol&fs untcrnsbmen miirbe unm6att6 lciu.
Die nsucn DiiwiRcr f6nnrn nur bic 8crT6ez
ring crtGeiI,-, rag lie itA ant ben Bcpeu Der
@eiege f'I'ftcIra' uno psm &6nia ni,maIs &c.
teswtcrt9e Ma5re9eIn o~nrat9eu merpen.
Nte SntI@aft i&ljt6t nit pcr @rtldruno, bdF
D'e Wtnt'tsr &c ais ibre g%tufsate anlebsn prr.
Den, bic anaFbdn9isitt Gancmarfs aufrebt AZ
balten.
Die SnSrpsnrnncc SeIse tcfauPtct, Der SSr
MIC BON GGnemart base ole SrtcrucRliun pee
8atieFs WapctcUn anesrufcn unb erGolten.
SerGtn, 10. Suli. 2out NonrtStcr
ans 8rcoertfstaosn YrrEu&tcu Die DGrcn oc.
tern tiac G~auounl Sci Qalbef uno Ttcocrif5s
hnotu, mGsrcrc Sen. 3dtter itein bic sfrrihis
ihe nno prrubtidc Giagge tct Gtaveu (yiorO
tptbc Sutlnnce) auilunste. Son Dem eriien
9la5s murHen Die Ddnen bur6 SuIaren uab
o0u prn lcsterrn rur6 stn paar Sonunsn Der
trtetcn.
Don3i9, 14teu 9uIt. Gret tdnif6e
&ris1s'diFe farnsa eetern untcr @nrlument6re
la98c an nnS tra&!eu 9epei&en rrs Su6oltss,
pas ron Seiten Der Odncu Gin 8aFenftu9anp
ten fri.
Dcr Ibaccrancts GI6mct aus SiitIonb fin
bi4tr ~fCtaeuoe 6raae AT ben Wrdfesrtcn pcs
Mtniiterretbes an: wslGem @ruuo CT totc,
nrf 'inen crfpl8reideH Qns9lus bes Srie5es ,u
tOTsn2
Spnbertur8, 2. Su1i. Die Daneu
habsn sincn Serintb SelncGbt. auf Qlitn Az lans
rem, u"b inar tri 8cnntngtunp. Sbr Nnarif
lhlns fell.
@ten, 4. 5nIt. Die .pycTc" trinst gad-
ridicu aus &Cprnbaacn, mrna& G6uta @bri,
ltton Die i@Tbenrr @inmti&une 9lapYlsonS &C.
ratsju o~rriangt ba6en iou.
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11eucaes.

W't Rem 6a1 @idsturR8 otau6ten mir
Den Gcrrat5 i'm Chen srforbsu, Gasrn uns
atrr itirfr getduidt, IA, ME ar8 Diebile berth-
tst trtre, I'D nUdi rim Arlolo in unferer Nru1ee
bsfanp, rrr sinensaubrrf mihtiaen Qretn BEN
6etnota pss Gnisrlanpes UsrrGttsrtjGter gBeiIe
i~i5cygab.
Sort @aiars, i'm ianerea 6afen bon 9lobiIe
9eis9en, Gin FAIRIES ~ itun9sperF, bas Fir leds
Yionats nit yebsnsmittsln pericben ,par uuo
stae Sflastua pcn 500 Monn bate, TT ssn
i'tnem 6cminaaoanIer, eitem Gctcad @boriea
Anherlun DCm 2litru Nlatnma Treatment ocu
0stnIsu nber9etsn wOrpen, trUbeel. peI5elbe vpn
EeiH'm @crsefGstfn, sen. 9ase. BEN eieDsrbsl
ten 8tfrbt erDtfit, pae Sort auf aGe Safe al
balten.
6trnes Bat 2ieut. Sol. gGiaiams, Ser Som
Iaanpeug Don Sort QOmeu, oaleltc in bic Qiff
3f'prsngt, ais CT bIe ganterlaaae ysn Tort
@aIheo WIDEN LAP unO sr iib DuM benz g5erratbe
Anpe3cn's utsr'eu9t bate. Sb Dieie ra;be
pa%Hoiunaswetlr Ycu ben Dbpalten6ea 8er6Glrz
nthen Rb0p 9e9eten mar, peyE.Saen wty ua,iir@
lid irgt ng@ aift ~ ertfnaen.
usbsr Die SiGerbsit pcr Gtapt Mubtle 5eJbIt
braudfn mir trUp a4Gr tieler 8erlute poyldufo
uns nod %tstnsrlei YffUrhturss: btnIuasben,
Ia Oad 6aBrlpaisr leidt tlUdri mrreeu fann unp
uniere StTanbbattcrien an iDlhsn 0unttsn uos
ltirt iint, pGB BEN yanFeefAtfsu mU9l sorlaunc
Die NHt eer9sEsn Cnrftr, f6 Der StaCt oat
GhuBpcite gu ndbern.
yfe"fre" Ser'attn bon Qhanta safotss luat
SHERMAN lstnen rf6len 6li9ri peittr aue,us
psDnen, mas TOM absr, pa aQe lsine 8s]weaunnsn
BON 9OOO s'nau tsoba6tet mcrOeu, l8werIjt
Scrbssrm sinbrtu9sn DGrite.
Der 6etnO leBt uHtssOr6en tas 8Ombarbse
Inent Der Giant fort, Obne Dag or aber bis ,eat
ir8snO psifsn sr3ebIl6sn SGapen anatri6tel
batte.
Son YrferSbur9 rirO beri&tet, pae oOraeGeru
A6sno cine bsiti9e &rpiUfDn tanrrbalt Der l,iue.
it0ei' Sti''fn i%tntifanr. uebsr bic t1rla&sn Der.
teI6sn "stiautet n~aii,rli;b npd niBis,
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Glue Der New gprfsr 9tdnts3c;tuna.)
Sic neme @beinbtuf BEL @pbGcu;.

IbretbuHg Der reaen, besaHntltd IN SuleIcoU=
"(ructtpn rrtGuttn g Ide unr Der nit itr yer
bunceneu GtftntabaRrede. meide, eine ME rag
anoere. am |. ~fiInitiaen WrH0ts Gem a0osnet-
men Gsrfebr i~ibergsben p'rtsn lcleu.
Dc Qanss Ger Ganiru 8abu 8un Gctlcr; noG]
2obulsin siniM!is6lib Ger 0,lfc 6etrG8t 1850
@utbsu, alip nabssu cine g@litits. @isrgcn fal.
LEM auf bic Strsde POM Gcbtsneer Gabnbof tts
aur Bride $50 Rutbsn, cuff pic Stii6s lgleR
1860 6us uno arf RE i'm noNautlGeu @e6iets
lieacnse Stceds 500 Nytben. Die Ginfslfitias
@nfabrt CUR Sride erlcIgi ptn Ger Niainscr
@boHics an nit eiRer Stsi9una m Serbdttui6
prn /: 70. Wdhrsnc rio S6ielsu-O6erfcnts
TN @ctIenaer SabntUfs 226 SUE Gber tenn g(ule
putft bes arlttrrdmer prgcte Itcat, liedt ples
frlte ouf Ger Bride II 5us h6t,r, olio 243 8uR
htsr benz b,s'idnctm Nulpunttt. 0tr ~e,isrncn.
III 8;erteItp1en BARD bic &6lujrhe Wafhineus
baus@cicllhait i'm Sapcuttat uGo roc :. s.
Nartcrti i'd @tdbl; Nemsnt An 6artrrten a%ngefets
figtsu unc Guf Der B0uftsLe IA battGn 8uaen
prrtpnOcnen NIB 10 aui9ctradten Sludeubcasu
ruben auf 2 2anp. urb 3 &.rompfeitern unt
iiHerIrudsu 3 S~pannweittn BON il SOS Stuff i'm
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Tur REP gSohrhr;ripb San ,,rT4a 49,. -.
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3,.,ss ~ N'9,5'Vtt" W. 'n9 Dem
-, >1"ltue'ps' c's1
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-" 800 *'""'' uH &c et"ie'~
$780, m," oIonoo 81 '''''n't' "n0 )"
80 '''''" ~''"st'~'"9eh
49, o,oooo ~r"'Q' Xxx e't"'"us0 &c
ma ""S' s'''p " "''rA'n'
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blnf,9sn o.n,s,h.n .maan G'IA'" MI 00"'
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@an umfsre Gmstndrtioen 9eaer

9'it 9fO. 10 iaIifbt 39r baltia6rtides Q5rr.
Hsmsnt; iOItsn Sie 9euetgt ieiu, auIs gssue
ab0nntren gu wClen, 70 rerren Sir freuub(iha
sFlu@t, zen ba'biobriiden @~6onnrmentS. getroo
30" $40 entweosr unr9etsnO an pen 6eraueoe.
Der D. Sl. sin;nien0en oOer al ben Qgentcn IN
5erer @ta0t otjnliefefm. Die Q'eriuae. pelde
0sr pefaus0tDer in ren leBtsa Sabrsn pur8
l6IFdte 3ablsr ]fEiitten, 3mingsn tenlel5en, eos
Sldtt nur af8en unbeUinsle guraus6e,oblnnn
81 oerienDen.
5Rre Hndtdnhf ~betrl9sn bis ,nn 1. Sspt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

killed and nias vou.dsd. evstyt thing h..
been quiet - tar - hard from.
6sveral sols0onsrs and luxkers an -.
ported to b cruising On LakS Ponshsr.
train, capturing and burning aJAipe
sloops.
The Captain Of the tug boat Ssntiael
reports she VAS chased to the southw west
pas By Suspicious looking st,amer.
bark rugged. and painted black. The
rebels assert that she was the Electric
Spark. which had been fttsd ost q 1
pirate, snd that she had since ron the
blockade 1t Mobile.
An attack on the defenses on Mobile i
every day expected, and probably has al-
ready commsncsd.
There 10 no movement in this Depart
ment in state sufficiently advanced 10
bear mention.
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Washington, Aug 6.

Ueontu6sVu, AuS Vs
A gentleman who arrived here TO- day
from Hagentown says the rsbel cavalry
which drove our forces out of that town
on Friday last we're for the most part
dressed in federal uniform.
Information has reached here that the
Union officers placed by the rebels under
FIRE 1t Charleston. have all BEEN exchang-
ed. They were salu,ed By oar fest, and
Admiral Dahlgren entertained them on
board HE shi p. They have been sent
north.
A number of families from Montgom.
ery's command came 10 Washingtoo panic
stricken, and reported the rebels we're sp-
preaching in that direction. The far
pen vere evidently frightened BY seeing
cavalry force Of our own, installing
them for rebels. There we're were Ger.
tainly no indications of the approach Of
the enemy.
Advices from the Army Of the Poto-
mao report the situation st the front nm
changed.
1t is generally believed that Geusral
Sheridan has been assigned to duty on
the Upper Potomac.
Refugees from Frede1icksburg report
that the town il not now permanently held
by eli her party. Recently rebel con-
scrptiDg force appeared in the town and
pressed into service Ill persons capable
Of bearing arms. A small detachment y
lurking 10 the vicinity looking for those
who have escaped to the woods.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON oEsPATcEs.
Attacking Mobils-Iren-C Claas Pass thu
Forts.
Especial to Her,ld.l


New Orleans, July 80.
Information was received at headquar.
ters Department of the Cult Thursday
that Admiral Farragut had passed Forts
Morgan and Gaines, which had been sup
posed commanded the entrance to Mobile
Bay. and is bombarding the upper de.
fenses. If this information is correct
the forts must speedily surrender.
The Admiral has now six iron-clads off
Mobile and two more left this city to-
day.
The bombardment has been continue d
three days and it is expected that the
city will surrender before the middle of
next week.
Gen. Granger will command the land
forces, which will occupy Mobile and gar
rison the forts, if perfect Success crown
the movements Of Admiral Farraaut, ~
everybody here reports.
On the 18th Of July, Genenl Asboth,
commanding At Pensacola, left that post,
with . small force and next day came up
on . body of the enemy's cavalry about
400 strong, strongly en.renched at Fort
Hobson. After a sharp 6ght the rebels
rotired. leaving all their ammunition,
their Tag, official papers, stores, seventeen
horses, &c. Gen. Asboth then returned
to Pensacola.
Our forces have evacuated Browns.
vile. Texas, an>1 all stores have been
sent to Braxos a0d New Orleans.
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CANDIDATES FOB ELxcroRs.-Tbe M,

CANDIDATES FOB ELxcross.-The Nj.
Pleasant Home Journal mentions the
names OF Judge Rover of Burlington, Jno.
Van Valkenberg of Fort Madison, and
John II. Sullivan of Keokuk, all good
men and true, as candidates for EIec.
tor in this District.
How happens it that the Home Jour
nal omits the name of Col. Weaver of
Davis County, who, to equal claims snd
qualifications with the best of those
names. brings. three years of gallant ser
vice In sustaining the flag of his country,
with honorable wounds received in her
service.
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1RoM GRANTS ARnY.
Washington, Auq.7.

washington, aug. 4.
A letter from tho Aruy Of tie Poto-
mac, dated Friday evening, says there Is
no change in the position Of the two ar
mics sisce the late battle There has
been the usnal picket firing.
Heavy firing vas heard this D. m. in
The direction Of the 10Th corps.
A Areport vas circulated that the rebels
had attempted TO blow up fort in the
vicinity, but we're unssccssful.
A rebel battery on the anfsh side Of
James river has become very annoying
Tor day or two.
Quite an engagement took place this
morning between II and our gunhoats, and
it was finally forced to leave.
The weather continues very warm and
considerable sickness prevails Al hong the
soldiers, Who suffer from diarrheA !.
St. George Courthouse was wantonly
set FIRE to and destroyed yesterday morn
ing by some soldiers.
LATER.-A letter from the Army Of
the Potomac. dated Saturday norning,
says the rebels exploded mine Yesterday
evening before dark, in front Of the 5th
corps, bat as they had not dug within 40
yards Of our works no damage was done.
They aleo attempted to make . charge,
cheering loudly. but they must have been
cbagrined at finding themselves so far
from our lines
Considerable 6riGg was kept up. for an
hour. Enemy's loss heavy; ours very
slight.
All quiet this morning.
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New York, Aug. 6.
The Richmond Examiner of the Sd
has dispatch from tie rebel General
1serson, saying General Stoneman had
surrendered TO him with Eve hundred
men. gxs
A dispatch dated Grifin, Ga, July
30sh, says Atlanta has been fariously
shslled for two days, and esriy that
morning Cheatham was attacked. The
Union torcs was easily repulsed with no
loss to the rebels -sA
A Union raiding force captured Fay
xttesilIs'on the 4ssb. snd burned agons,
tore up the track, &c.