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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-15
EROFI CAIRO AND BELOW,

PAIR0, February ~.
The Reorganization Meeting at Memphis, on
the 10th, adopted Emancipation Resolutions as
rendered by Governor Johnson
LSalcnez aGvIees 70 the 9th represent healthy
reaction in that vicinity. Planters are returning z
to their allegiance and property. Large NUM-
beTs Of deserters sre coming into our lines.
They report the country in q terrible state o!
disorgsnSation. All males between 15 and GU
are being csnscripted. Boots sell at S200 Eair
Goats are worth $500, pantalooHs $3.50, and over
shoes 500 TO $3.50.
The Union sentiment is growing. Eighty four
men have been recruited for the p Louisiana
Cavalry from one section alone.
Much sickness prevailed in the contrabsld
camps, The small pox is prevailing to aconsid-
cradle extent, and many are dying for want Of
proper treatment. There are also many cases
among the citizens.
The Treasury District of Natohez is fully or
gsnized under Judge Hart and his assistants.
General Cheltam, commander of the coloTed
troops in Tennessee, left for Memphis.
A number Of horse thieves and notorious coun-
teTfeiters escaped from the Cairo jail last zht.
The steamer Mann passed here FOR Cincinnati
with e20 bales ofcotton.
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FROn1 HILTON HEAD.

NV YORE, February I3.
The Times Hilton Head letter states that the
rebel blockade funner sunk on Charleston had
cargo OF iron plates and other metals for the
construction OF ironclads, and earned four
guns.
The rebels have been unable to remove cay
of the cargo in consequence Of the heavy firing
Of our guns.
Refugees from Savannah state that General
Beauregard's headquarters have been removed
there IN anticipation Of an attack
The rebels had $50 torpedoes to hoat down
Savannah river, and 5000 troops qusrtered
around the city.
Several Georgia regiment have already mutt
MED in consequence Of short supplies.
There sre two blockade runners at Savannah
awaiting opportunity 10 pass our gunboats.
Worlds letter has a report that 5000 troops
landed on James Island near Charleston in the
rear OF the rebel batteTies. =
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FROMCAIRO.

CAlkos FeDfuary IL
Ths Memphis papers contain no news.
The steamer Platte Valley return ed from Sar-
lstis, Yazoo River, where she, with other trans
ports and gunbosts with portion OF Sherman's
expedition, were attacked on the 5th by a force
of some 5000 Texan troops, who, with artillery
and nusketry, fred into the trans ports wound
ing soliiers. A fight ensued in which portion
Of our Infantry snd gunbosts participated, re-
sulting in the dislodgment and driving the en-
eny. Loss unknown. s Of our men were killed
and 80 wounded.
The enemy we're also driven from Mechanics
vile without loss to us.
sick negro soldier, belonging to Colonel
Woods command, struggled from his regiment
and was murdered. A lieutenant and two rebel
priyates were captured aud Colonel Wood, in
retaliation, had them blIndfolded and cansed
them to kneel upon the dead body OF the negro
they had murdered, when they were shot.
Colonel Andrews, Of the 81 Minnesota, COM
manding ct Little Rock, has been Hade Buga1ier
General. His regiment have re-enlisied and =
portion Of them sIriye1 here to-day. en- route
for home.
All is quiet ct Little Rock. Deserters are
coming into our lines in large numbers. There
ere eight regiments forming. two of them filled.
DeseTters from Prices army state that no
knogiedge Of the Amnesty Proclamation existed
among Prics's men and expressed the opinion ss
soon as they knew its conditions there Will soon
be little left OF his army.
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ARHEsT OF A swINDLER.

BCsIoNl Fe0ruAry II.
The Sunday papers mention the arrest OPP. H
Pease, representing himself as q member OF a
respectable London firm, on charge OF sTindling
Il IS alleged that he purchased wool to the
suouut OF sl5,000t to S21,00o, Of Riley Co., wool
dealers, which he shipped to Rockville, C0nnec-
tIcut, giving them cheek on the Rockville Bank
for the amount which check was returned un-
paid, Pease having no funds there. He alsO OBJ
tanned diamond ring Of Biselow Bros. 3 Ken
nsrd on alleged fnlse representations. It is fur
ther stated that some recent swindlrg opera
tons in New York will be traced to him Pease
was arrested on Saturday sfteTnoOn and locked
up for examination On Monday He asserts his
innocence, and promises TO make everything
clear at his examination. He has occasionally
used the name of Pennington in his transae-
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NRW YnRK NEWa.


The receipts at the Custom House for the week
was 81, 100000, nearly all gold.
The storage warehouse of Melier Cangev,
563 Water street, was burned this morning
Loss, $500. The fire commenced in some neE
cotton just receiFed from New Orleans.
new quarantine is to be located in Lower
Raw.
-Four hundred rebel prisoners from Johnson's
Island have been transferred to General Buffers
Department, including General jeff Thompson,
and Captain Breeklnridge, so1 Of General BTeek-
inridge,
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CAIRO February u
The stesmsr Tycoon, from Memphis 70 Cir
einEsti, passed to-day With over I28 bales Of c5t-
ton
Tie stesmer Sultsna from New Orleans the
5th. brought lG0 bales Of cotton 70 Ficks61Ig
AMI ls-ge cargo of sugar snd InOlasses for points
cn the OHIO
F,fty-tHo rebel prisoners from Columbus,
Kentucky ea route 10 Indianapolis, arrived he1e
to-day.
The 9Th Illinois cavalry have rs-enlsted as
veterans.
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FROM rHE POVaNACAR4Y.

A special to the Herald, OF the 18Th, says;
mosby has been dashng upon and skiTmlsh-
ing with our piekets near Manassas this sftsr-
noon and evening, but q eayslry force has gone
ont in pursuit Of him.
It is significant that the zsth Mississippi, from
which deseTtsrs came relieved az Alsbaina regi-
ment that could no longer re trusted on picket
duty.
Asquad Of rebel soldiers were asked yester-
day, while being escorted by = guard, whether
they were captured. The reply was, "No, We
deserted, sud there sre plenty 0a the other side
OF the RsPidan who would do the same If they
MI
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ST. LOUIS February IL.
8lr. Johnson, OF st. Louis, chairman Of the
committee TO investigate the military affairs Of
the State, has made q lengthy std elaborate re-
port to the Lower House Of the Legislature
The Memphis Bulletin publishes card signed
by three hundred of the besteitizsns Of the city,
addressed to thefpe0pIe Of Tennessee, upon the
subject Of reorganization Of the State, acG re-
establishing its relations with the National Gov
ernment- It recommends immediate and TN
conditional Emancipation as the best and trUess
policy and only alternative, and calls upon ali to
support the same b. meeting at Memphis on the
-
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THE DESTRUCTION OF A BLOCKADE
RUNNRR


The correspondent of the Boston Herald writ
ing from the heet of Charleston, describes the
destruction of the blockade runner as follows:
OFF CHAELEsToE, Feb 2d.-VeTY early this
morning some daring Englishmen made bold
sttem pit, Just before day break and during fog,
to run the blockade
He succeeded in getting ia as far as the mouth
Of the harbor, where he was run ashore by trying
to avoid the shells from our batteries, which
we're flying in every direction. The fog soon
cleared up and there was the blockade runner
hove and last on the beach. She vas a splendid
looking side wheel steamer with two smoke
stacks and darkish naasts.
Forts Wagner and Gregg aided by two rn0ni-
tors at once commenced tois he'll her and bT noon
she was q complete wreck. five hundred
pound Parrott from Fort Wagner cut her nearly
in two.
Besides the Smelling ofths stsamer the city Of
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WAsRINGTON NEWs.


The Posts Washington special szys: There
are over SIS go O09 in the Treasury and it is ru-
mored that Mr. Chase ere long will sell part oft
for notes to apply to the expense OF carrying on
the war.
The Washington Republican OF yesterday is
authorised to state that the reports that eOmmu-
nieation between Knoxville and CumbeIisnd Gap
is cut of and nearly all Of East Tennessee in the
possession Of the rebels is untrue.
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WAsmTNGTnN NFWs.

WASIuNGTog, Feb. 13.
General Grant writes IN g letter to NJ. Wash
burne Of Maine, since the passage Of the Lieu
tansut-General bill by the House, in the course
Of which he says: You should recollect that
have been already honOred by the Government.
do not ask or feel thst l deserve any thing
more in the shape OF honor or promotion. A
success over the enemy is what l desire above
any thing else, and a desire TO hold such an nhU-
ence over those under nay command as 70 be en-
able to use them to the bsst advantage to secure
this erd
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FROM CHICAGO.
Especial to the Cleveland Leader.l

CHICAGO, Feb. IA.
News from YsEoo by the steamer Platte
Valley, just in, is Of not much Importance.
The fights at Bahia and Mechaniosville
were small afairs-nerely skirmishes
hence there is no news of interest from
below.
Messiek, the rebel SPY, who escaped
from Camp Douglas a few days since has
been rscaptured st Cairo. He will be
brought here, and will be tried immediate
ly by Court Marital. The chances srs
that he will be hung.
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nIaHRIHn.

In this city, Fe5ru4rT 10th, by Rev T. Il Rswks,
lieutenant FRANK WILSON. 18Th Ohio Battery T.
FANNIE L. WOOD, both OF this city.
In WatsrtoEu, Clinton county, Mich, February
sth at the residence Of the Brides mother by Rev
Q. A. JenRe, MT CHAS. r. GROWN, Of Z sVels I'D
and Mis- HAaY a. ALLEN, pf the above place
sS-Lapslng az.d Detroit papers please cop7.
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@UARDIANis SALE OF REAL Es-

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL Es-
TT TATE-BY virtue OF an order Of the Hon
oTable Daniel R. Tilden, Judge Of the court oi
Probate Of the County Of Cuyahogas and Stsle OF
Ohio VIII be said at the door Of the Court House
OF said County in the city Of Cleveland 70 the
highest bidder, on the third day Of March, lstF,
a. twc o'clock P. NJ, the following described
real estate as the properly Of May keokee MOI
roe, the only minor child of Nelson Monroe
deceased, to wit: Lots No. 10 in block No. 4 IN
Seymour and BaldwiI2's survey OF ten acre lois
Nos 81 and e. said lot is sixty-six feet front on
Euclid street (south side) aud 1914 feet deep 70
an alley, being on the corner OF Eucild and hunt
ington streets in the City Of Cleveland. Also,
one other tract OF lsDd situated in the City Cf
Cleveland, known and described a. parts OF lots
Eos % snd "a in /. Cases survey OF ten ecte
lots numbered one aid two, sssd iotS togsIhet
street, and 100 feet deep, being rear the AJid
Pittsburgh House. Also one other piece OF iahd
situate in the CITY ot Cleyelend; known ~
the north part 0f original City lot number Is ara
bounded on the north BY the waters OF lake Ere,
on the east by lands owned by the wife Of Bush
nell White Dot Nc ~ on the south Dy ian. lAnu
owned BY the children Of the iats Reuben Cham
mon, deceased and On the west BY tbs east line
d Ontario street Sad premises bslng one aun-
bundred and thiIty-tEo feet deep iiom OntaIlo
YtEest 70 lot number fourteen, be the same more
= iess and subject TO al legal highways, ana
oa NCet also to the right OF way OF k,e CleTeisud
55us. Nsgille Ashtabuls Railroad COmpany, and
zslns ut OF way Of the Clevelrnd 8 Pittsburgh
IInsne Company, scrOss the sane. Also, one
6Slroa- &srpaseel oflsnd situated in the Town
otnsi t P'TS tClevelsnd, County aud state aiore-
Ahlp OF Eas 9za as part Of lot No. 357, being on
sslo, snq n -VEaeT ofEucii5 street and Wilson
me DOLsneastS Sgf55y9 three and one half acres
De be Inc ss a. s1a nSTe Fsce Of land appraised at
TSs fSe second usrnaa p.Nece o. lanu appraised et
s'Ygi The third named piece OF land appraised at
The The fourth named piece ef land appraised at
2T0U0. -. d.
money on the day of sac, the balance 81 sny
time PREVIOUS 70 the 2sth day Of July, 80, W.
interest seni-aunuslly, at she opts2Sna % ne PoE
chaser, IN sums Of not less Than S0OS' 0iA Inn
MERTIN B. SCOTT, Guardian,
febI5:I4O OF said BIaTy Keokee Monroe.
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R0TICgS.
NOTICE no BUTLDERS-S,

NOTICE TO BUILDERS -SEaL-
The CitV IpfiTmaTy untiI - o'eloeF NJ FsbS5isrv "a
Is64 for erecting two additional WINGS ION the cas
end OF the City lnfrmary Building to be Used as
Cray House"
Plans and Specifications for the same ecu b found
on file In said Inn may Odics.
Z he Board Of lnhrmaTY invite the submission Of
bids rese Vi: tho right to accept or ree-t the sa
By order Of tins ard. G. 5. WHEATON.
febfI29 tlsf
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TMPIRE MINING COMPANY-

i \ The annual meeting Of the Shareholders In the
ABOVE Company viii he held at the ON e oi @. A.
sead Co., Cleveland Ohio Gu-oh lat, l554a at
O'Clock P. 4. l., W. FURD,
i4l 23-lso 9ecretaFy
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DANCES,
TO LET.

ITO LET%3O AND 4TH Floors, 40
xsa feel, Of Brick Building on 5uperfor-St.,
fronting also, o. q, z G. Railroad. first rate loea
ton for manufacturing.
Also the building formerly occuPisd bF Psr.zh 4
Knight, as Ccppersmith shop, iD rear q AfEsteT
Building, tive stories, 25z5Q fsat,
dsoso Sgp. e. {ESS4Hss, Agent.
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NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN-

~ That sn application was made to the City Coun-
ell Of the City Of Cleveland on the 18th day Of Ianu-
sry, 1864, by the Cleveland & FittsburgR Railroad
stated, OF sc much Qf Bank St in said City as lies
nortb 9I = hue drawn parallel with the nOrtherly
line q latest aud twenty four rods nOTtbs-iiy
the Past efsaid CITY Council ca tessth day ~ arch
ls58. iaul4 I59
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l.I.--I.-l E.-L....-...- =. -. - -.

MI MUIlUE-IdE ANNUAL ELECTION
for the choice Of i've Trustees to serve years,
and three inspectors of the succeeding .nua sec-
ton, will be held Tuesday the 10th inst, at the
Office Of the Company The poll will Opsp aI Oelock
2. NJ, and close at O'Clock p. ID.
feb3-I35 GLO. a. TISDALE, Ssc'y.
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TOHN MORAN'g FSTATFl

OdN mOhAN . BOIAI E,-NO
- is hereby given that the subscriber has been
ap 5ointed and ned as Adnnistra or Of the e.
tsts OF John Moran, deceased, late Cleveland, de-
ceased Fian2g-I3s1 ISAAC COWPER
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25
WYNKooP's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary
organs are ever prevalent insidious and danger
Gus. The properties of q medicine to alleviate,
cure and uproot these com plants, must be Ex-
pectorant, AnodYne and lnvigorating, loosening
the mucus of The throat, and imparting tone to
the entire system. No discovery IN medical
science ever mastered this class of diseases like
DR.. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoral. 1t is used
with the most astonishing results in all cases of
Bronchitis, influenza, Whooping Cough, Dip
theri Putrid Sore Throat, Asthma, Group,
Coughs, Colds, Nervous Irritability, &c.
The Rev. j. j. Potter certiies, "that have
used DIR. Wynkoop's Pectoral for several years,
myself and in my family, for severe Pulmonary
Complaints, and have recommended it to many
others, and have never seen its equal"
Rev. j. j. Potter, Brooklyn, N. 7.
Hundreds and thousands of important testi-
monials could be produced, showing its remark
able cures and that ii neUer fails.
It is composed of pure Iceland-Moss, Balm Of
Gilend, PcruYian Baisam, Elecampane, Com
frey, Burdock, and other invaluable expectorant
and tonic ingredients. 1t is harmless, prompt
and lasting. Invalids and sufferers cannot afford
to neglect q trial. Full desert ptions, recon-
mendations and directions accompany each
bottle.
Sold by all principal Druggists.
Prepared by DR.. K. D. Wynkoop, and sold by
D. S. Barnes & Co. NewYork. Toctl-6m.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

Grin the assault made in the House oil
Representatives upon Fernando Wood, by
Mr.. Kinuy, the delegate from Utah, lu-
dicrous incident occurred. The Mormon
delegate called Mr.. Wood to account fo
remarks 10 bis speech referring to the Nor
mon Rebellion. Would not any man re-
bel" said the honorable, eff his wives aut
children were attacked? Would that BIZ
trsason?" This brought down the house
and psrceivipg he had put his foot 10 1t, hi
made the matter worse by saying, II mean
wife and children"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25
Godey.s Lady,s Book.

The March number of this Prince OF
honthlies, which we regard as one of the
best publications of the kind in the country,
Is upon our table. The Fashion plates are
unusually fine, and the large amount OF
reading it contains is of the best quality =
All the old writers are still retained and th g
book is remarkable for the beauty and purity
Of It's literature. Every Lady and House
keeper in the State should take Cooley
Price So per year; two copies S5 and three
copies Sc. Address (Greenbaeks enclOsed)
L. A. Cooley,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

1t may be interesting to the lady readers
to know that the Empress Of Austria has
the smallest waist In Christendom. IT inca
sures lot inches; about the circumference Of
her husbands neck. And yet-would you
believe 1t, girls?-the circum ference of her
body at the shoulders is 33& inches!
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

wLadies, do not allow your husbands to
put off buying one of the celebrated HOWE
SEWING MACHINES, until the Spring season
is over, as they have done for so longs and when
you get it you would not be withoutit. Mrs. A.
]. SMITH, is the Agent in this city; and persons
wishing to purchase will call at her fathers( Mr..
S. Shockley) residence, on Short street. l..
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

pThe Abolition Convention for the
nomination Of candidates for Prssiden
and Vice President is to be held at Balti-
more Oh the 7th of June next.
The delegates from each State will be
double the number of Electors.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

orThe number of claims of deceased
and discharged soldiers presented during
1862 was thirteen thousand five hundred.
The number duriug 1868 was forty Eve
thousand seven hundred.
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The Amnesty Proclamation is producing
visible effects in the ranks Of the rebel ar
mies.-Cin. Com.
The only effect "visible" in this region
is the draft for Ave hundred thousand more
men to make Roadway. as the Administra-
ton organs tell US. against the heavily rein
forced ranks of the rebel armies.
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@Nearly three hundred rebels have
been captured in the neghborhood Of He
lena and sent North by General Butord
during the past two months.
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uThs testimony before the Court OF
Inquiry at Louisville has acquitted Gene
rails McCook and Crittenden Of all blame at
the battle of Chckamauga. General Neg
lev will also be exonerated.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

rGovsruor Carney has been elected o
s. Senator by the Legislature Of Kansas
This ends the Senatorial career of the not
ed Jim Lane.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

TThs Juarez party in Mexico now
governs the State Of Tsmaulipas. President
Juarez was on his way to Brownsville, to
claim protection from the United States
troops.
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@General Sherman has arrived at
Qui,mau, on the Ohio and Mobile Railroad.
He will not take Mobile, it is said, without
bloody battle. The Confederates declare
that Sherm ans movement was the boldest
OF the war
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

Rev. ROBERT J. BREoKISRIDoE, D. D., ON
TEE CHARACTER AND EFFEcTs OF THE ABo-
LITIoN PARTY.-The Rev. Robert j. Brock
inridge, D. D., in public letter, addressed
to Mr. Seward. in 1856, said: t....
"If your party hold your doctrines, the
North is far more deedly interested in abol-
ishing it than abolishiug slavery. For NO
free people on the face of the earth could
endure its permanent domi ion; and no
form OF Government could fail to become
On intolerabls despotism under its rule; and
no condition of society could escape hope
less shiPwreck in its hands"
We do not suppose the human mind
could have conceived q more correct idea oil
he true character Of the Abolition party.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

orrIt is reported from Mobile that a
Federal supply train of 40 wagons has been
DESTROYED near Decatur.
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CotiIIou PARTY at Lewisburg.

THos. g. STEERS, better known as the
Old Landlord, will give HOP, at Lswisburs,
on Friday evening, March 4th, 1864. The
young people who wish to enjoy an even
ing of unusual pleasure, will not fail to at
tend. Mr.. STEERS has secured the service:
of"DAMoN" for the occasion.
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Change of Time.

Hereafter the NASHVILLE q MT. CARMEL
OMNIBUS will make DAILY TRIPS, COM
meucing the 1sT OF MARoH. Stage Office at the
GoDDARD HOUSE,. J.H. BROWN,
feb2564 Proprietor.
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@The Confederates have hung Spence
Dayton, at Castle Thunder, upon the chargt
Of being Federal spy.
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OTMink skins, which few years age
sold for quarter. now bring from four to
seven dollars.
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6TThe Indianapolis and Lafayett
Freight Depot has been destroyed by FIR
In Indianapolis.
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Special Notices.
HEIMsTREET5
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TITS NOT Il DYE.

q ut restores gray hair to it's original color, by
suppIyIng the capillary tubeswith natural susten-
anee, impaired by age or disease. All in,taa-
tGneous dyes are composed of lunar eaNstie, des-
troying the vitality and beauty of the hair, and
Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives the
hair n
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

HTThs Governor of Alabama has Issued
4 proclaim alton to the citizens Of Mobile.
telling them th at place was about to be at
tackled, and exhorting nou-combatarts to
leave.
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6TSoms of NJ organs men have made ar
unsuccessful attempt to escape from the
Ohio Psnitentiary at Columbus.
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s2S Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.

CHEAP LAM PSl-20o COAL OIL
LAMPS OF EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
AT FROM 50 CENTS TO So. CHIN
NEYs. SHADES, wICKS, sto, at
deeI7. R. ALBERT'S 81 street.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

6TThe Supreme Court Of California has
decided that the State law allowing soldiers
to vote is unconstitutional.