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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SARAa

DPangborn are hereby notified that c. W. Del
lenbaugh has this day ned his pstition in ths
Court OF Commol Pleas OF CuyahogR county, Ohio,
against them and N. Barnett, the substance, OBJ
ject and prayer Of which petition is to enforce h.
specifc performance Of certain land contract
dated October l3, 1856, The sale by said Dame
70 said Dellenbaugh OF tn following real estat-,
ritusted In East Cleveland CuyahOga county, Oaio,
and is part Of lot Si2, an is bounded as follows:
beginning at ths Northwest oorcer OF said loti
thence south $50 East el ven chains and As links
70 the stone 10 the centre Of the road thence south
SsS sY East twelve chains I'D ~ links 70 astoue;
thence West Is chains aud 2 links 10 the hest line
Of said lot; thence North . East 10 chains snd p
links to the place Of bogInplugi containing LILO
acres. SAi0 patition AYERS that the full amount o.
the purchsse mon y, int SC and taxes n med in
said contract have bsen fliy psid by aid Dellen-
baugh; that a large part Of the purchase money
named ia said contract is Low IN the hands Of d
D rnett, as agent Of the lid Daniel Pansb m
The petition asks that said Pangborn and wife may
be rtaured to execute anss deliver TO the plaintiff
deed Ct said premises, and for sch other relsf as
equity may requirss H.. Ell
O-tobar & 1854 ocs:l7I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
FROM WAsaINGrUN.

" III VI W II
On Wednesday night as the trsin was on
its way from City Point to the headquar-
ters of the Army of the Potomac, it was
fired on by rebels, but the shot fell short
and therefore did no damage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

Having had over twenty years experience in th'
treatment OF Chronic Diseases Of every character
especialIS< tho Throat and Lungs, viii give pcrfeci
satisfaction to all who may apply for relief. Hay,
ing had q successful practice in the above named
places for several years. with unparalleled success
Of which satisfactory reference can be given at any
Of the above named places.
An me liclnes prescribed and not operating salts
faetorily, the money viii be refunded Tor all sseh
medicines returned Price OF Medicines for one
month, from 81, 90 TO $500.
The Doctor can be consu ted the last two weeks
in eyery month st his residence No. lsi Pittsbure
st. Cleveland o. PastOfiCs sddress-BOx l7ll.
deoIs RgS.lta tamdhw g. G. CLARK, M n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
REV FORK ELECTION.

ALBANY, Nov. II.
Sufficient returns have been received to
indicate beyond doubt the success of the
Union ticket in this State by from five to
seven thousand majority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
ELECTION RETTRNs.

-F CNOINNATii NsN- II.
The soldiers vote has elected Delano,
Union. to'Congress, in the 18th District
Ohio gives the Union party II out of 10
Congressmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
srrrrul Ar.lIlerl.t. at wilmington.

General Bragg left for Wilmington this
morning, to encounter Porter and his feet.
Our srtillerists at Wilmington are well
trained and skillful, but more infantry
would be not unacceptable. If North
Carolina will turn out as Virginia IS doing,
all will be well. 1t has been said here
thst Governor Vance does not cooperate
as cordially with General Whiting as
could be Richmond Mercury.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
NO. 26O
A DENIAL.

NEW York, Nov. II.
The Courier dss Atats UliS authorita-
lively denies the statements published
that an alliance, defensive and offensive,
existed between Mexico and the Southern
Confederacy. MaximIlian's Government
it declares, has never entertained any re-
latiOns with the rebel government at Rich
mond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
gass-0Hifs 8ims- 6aals,
1904. Summer Arrangement 1884.
YOR THE
ARRIVA AED CLOSING OF NAIs
AT THE
CLEVELAND POsT-OFFIOE,

OozaESOIEG HoEDAY. HEI I6TH, 1885.
- Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
one hour sfter arrival Of trains.
~ All Nails close one hour before depars1Ts o.
trains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE YEAI
~ OF 1884 DIR. CLARK, German Reforme1
Botanical Physician and Surgeon, will consult pa
tienis for 81 chronic diseases Of every characteE
FREE OF CHARGE, at the following times and places,
durfnv the uresept year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
Net Union gain ...--.

Union majOrity, November. ,l6l
Union majority, October. ,24G
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
TO THE LADIES'!
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE
The Oldest Regulator for Females.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all distractions
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fye gears, in all parts Of the civilized world, lts
author Is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN,
whom everybody knows, snd IN whom everybody
pIace5 confidence and respect. Il Is BsG-fdnglod
a--.-a..nanL hnt a sTANDARD REMEDY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17
From ChattanooRa.

CHATTANOOGA, October 15.-Reports OF scouts
fail to chow the presence of any considerable
bodv Of the enemy. north Of Tunnel Hill.
Walker aud Whitfield counties are undoubled
Nv secured bv small bodies of rebel cavalry.
They arc not very effective in destroying the
Railroad, although they have possession Of Dal-
ton. But little damage believed to be done.
Officers blockaded here. who are en- route for
the front. have been ordered 20 prepare to Join
their commands at once.
Gen. Schofeld sent out a strong reconnoiter
ing party to day. to discover the whereabouts of
the rebel column said TO be moving toward the
West.
Scouts of the 44th colored Garrison of Dalton,
who escaped after Col. Jobnson's surrender, ar
rived to day. They give numerous accounts OF
affairs.
Ringgold and intermediate points has been
strengthened by Schofeld.
Nothing definite as to Sherman's Whereabouts.
He is known to be energetically at work, trying
to open aud keep open the road to Atlanta.
Our forces to-dsy re occupied Ringgold aud
the block house. three miles in advance. and
found the Railroad and the brid gcs safe.
1t is generally believed that Dalton, with 46S
colored troops, surrendered to Hoods army on
yesterday. but nothing official received.
No communication with Sherman as yet.
There were abundant supplies at Atlanta, and
all movements made by the rebels were antici-
pated.
Major General Stedman arrived and resumed
command of the district.
There were six months supplies on hand, and
the officers OF the army feel that Hood is making
a movement that will certainly prove disastrous
A privtte reliable source saws:
On Saturday evening Hoods army was be
tween Dalton and Lafayette, making for the lat
ter place. with Sherman pursuing him closely
Prominent men say Hoods last move places
him exactly in the position desired by Sherman.
Considerable excitement at GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
in consequence of the reports of scouts that the
Rebel General Lyons intends attacking the place.
Government employees are arming TO defend
the place.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

II A Sunday paper, we understand, is talked
Of being established in this city by gentlemen Of
capital. who will employ literary. reportorial ana
scientific talent Of the first order. Every depar,
meut will have due and responsible attention
The Law. the Pulpit the Drama. the Military.
the Home. the News, the Foreign, and Financial
columns will be graced with a condensed and
truthful statement of every thing relating to
what interests the Public, all set forth in a scho
larly and reliable manner. Due attention will
also he paid to original tales and sketches, the
idea being TO make the publication not only an
entertaining sheet to the general reader, Of value
to the business man, and of importance 10 the
politician, but a most welcome weekly visitor to
that most sacred of all circles. the Family Cir
Gle The gentlemen having this project in hand
are, we repeat, experienced. capable, and possess
the requisite capital. We have not a doubt that
they will succeed in their enterprise in a growing
and iourishing city such as this is. This Sun
day paper. which will reach all classes OF com
munity, doing equal and exact justice to all
though independent Of all. and, in literature.
readable, lively. up with the times. elegant and
refined. will afford one of the most valuable al
v%ertising mediums i'm the west or in the whole
country. No doubt our citizens will appreciate
this pecuniary fact, and not only Subscribe for it
literally. but advertise in it literally. We are
not yet appraised of the name which will be given
TO this publication. nor Of the date of the frs,
issue. but in these regards will advise the patrons
OF the Sentinel hereafter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

The UNITED STATES ARsESAL.-This struc
ture, which will be one of the most complete and
magnificent Of our Government buildings, is be
ing pushed forward with great energy. 1t is 10
Gated in the eastern suburbs, on Washington
street. The foundation, laid of huge and dura-
bic blocks of hewn granite. is finished. The
whole edifce il to be erected of solid stone
From the quarries of Vernon, Jennings county
the most famous quarries in the State or in TIE
West. the material comes. The Arsenal will be
FIRE proof. iron "a well as stone being used 10
construct it. The stone requisite to be cut is on
the ground ready for preparation and placing in
the walls. which will be reared massively and
impregnably. Thousands of feet of lumber are
also on hand. which will be dressed and placed
under the supervision OF the master carpenter,
Mr.. Davis. Captain Wittemore, of the United
States Engineer Corps. a most accomplished
gentleman, superintends the whole work. Mr..
keay. Capt. Dillon, Mr. James Knepton and Mr..
Thomas kuepton. all splendid mechanics, are
engaged upon the stone work. The approaching
winter will probably interfere. if il should be Sc
verely cold. with the work of building the walls
but not With the cutting of the stone preparatory
to active spring operations. We would say to all
our citizens that a half an hours drive and the
inspection of the progress of things about the
United States Arsenal will instruct and please
them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

per ceutum Of the amount bid at that figure Il
make up the 500. 600. 900.
The Secretary OF War has g0Aa to CITY Point
taking with him the Quarter Master General. IN.
C~onmissary General and the Surgeon General
10 confer with Gen. Grant upon the war est
mates for the ensuing year.
IL j. believed that by the transfer of the seal
Of war TO the Cotton States, a considerable re
duction of expenditures NAV be made, especiall,
in the forage and subsistence departments.
Information has reached here that yesterda,
afternoon about one hundred Of Whites guer
rilIss crossed at q ford Of the Potomac river. sil
miles above Edwards Ferry, and advanced tc
PoolesviIle. Maryland, where they drove out the
citizens and committed much damage.
There are additional reports. but which are
no, authenticated, that earlier in the day otheI
guerrilla bands crossed near the Monocacy and
moved down the Rockville road.
Accounts from the Army OF the Potomac con
tinue to represent all As quiet along the lines
with the exception OF occasional picket firing.
Secretary Fessenden. and other prominent per
sonsges. have left Washington for the Army oil
the Potomac.
The remains of Chief Justice Taney we're &C
companied to the railroad train to day by Presi
dent Lincoln aud several members Of the Csbi-
net. The body will be conveyed To Frederick
Maryland, for interment.
The Hersld's Washington special saws:
The majority against the nv constitution in
Maryland is at east 900.
The Tribuue's Army Of the James special OF
the llth says:
Our gunboat and shore batteries to day sue
ceeded in s~ilencing the rebel battery on the south
side of James river, with which they had re
Gently being annoying parties working in Dutch
Gap Canal.
The work on the canal is rapidly approaching
10 completion, and promises to prove an entire
success.
Matters at the front is without any material
change.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17
from Cairo.

CAIRO. October l6.-The steamer Mollie Able,
from New Orleans on the 9th. has arrived.
Gen. Asbothis expedition into West Florida
reached Mariana on the 9th ult, and captured
the place after a stubborn resistance, taking al
prisoners, including one Brigadier General. one
Colonel. annj a large quantity Of stores. 300
horses and mules. and 400 cattle.
Our los vas p killed and wounded Among
former are Capt. Poung. oil the 9Th ermont. 1t
Aver. of the 2d Maine cavalry Among the lat.
Ter was Gen Asboth. who was left with his cheek
broken and his left arm fractured in two places
The expedition cent from Rodney. Mississippi
which VAS COMPOSED of colOred infantry and
cavalry. reached FAyette on the %. and cap
tured 600 cattle and a Large number of horses
aud mules.
The expedition TO Port Gibson captured y r
Ellit. formerly a United States Senator.
Cairo Is full Of rumors Of a threatened attac.
on Columbus. Kentucky. and endorsements are
being sent there.
A large rebel force i reported At May6eld
threatening Padueah
At New Orleans on the 10Th, at noon. nothm.
had been heard from the steamer Morning Star
which left New York on the LIST.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

Kathairon is from the Greek word "Ksthro,' OF
"Kathairo,' s~ignifying to cleanse, reiuyinate and re-
store. This article is what its name signifies. For pre-
serving, restoring and identifying the human hair il il
the most remarkable preparation in the world. II is
again owned and put up by the original proprietor, and
is now made with the same care, skill and attention
which gave 1t a sale Of over enc million bottles per
aunum.
Its a most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL eradicates scurf and dandrnf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
Ii makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
Itprevents the hair from falling OF and turning gray
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady OF gentleman who values a beautiful head Of
hair should use Lyons Kathairon. II is known and used
throughout the civilized world.
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEuAS ~. BARNES a. CO., n. Y.
fe~b4-d6m-eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17
M MERCIAI.
~ rELEaRArR.
cincinnati Market.

CINcISsATI, October 10.
The rise in gold has stimulated the market
generally.
Superfne -four sold at 50 and extra at 50 -.
Wheat advanced TO 81 % for red, and 81 10
for white.
Corn firm. ear 81 0s@l -; shelled 81 le@
20.
Oats active at 7IQ72. Rye 81 80.
Whisky active; sales OF 500 brls at 5 Is,
closing with sellers below 81 20.
Lard advanced 10 20.
Nothing done in bulk meats or Bacon.
Groceries in good demand.
Gold s. ID. Silver 81 90.
Dispatches from new York at the cose fatten
ened the markets for most articles. and 1t closed
weak az our quotations.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17
TRIAL OF III. ~. DGDD.
Fourteenth Days Proceedings.

Pursuant 20 adjournment. the Court met Sat
urday morning. Oct. Is. At y o'clock.
Defendants counsel. Aessrs. Gordon and Kay
appeared. representing Mr.. D0dd
IL vas understood that the business OF tbs
Court was uow 10 find q verdict.
The Judge Advocate read from the 9Th Ohio
and Isth and 10th Indiana. 10 show that the de
PENDANT had cut himself of by his own wrong,
and thereupon the Court could proceed TO hnsl
Judgment a If the defendant we're present.
Nessrs. Gordon and RAY. counsel FOR the ac-
cnsed asked 20 be allowed to Introduce Testimony
for the defense. They did not admit a comics
sion Of guilt BY the escape Of their client bat
they asked to waive his right 10 be present.
Mr.. Ray made = btief argument in favor OF
this proposition.
The Court retired to decide the question. and
returning. the Judge Advocate announced thai
the Court had determined 10 proceed TO the find
ing in the case before them without the Introduc-
ton of any further testimony; but. asa matter
OF courtesy ana fairness, the Court would hear
the statements. argsments. and opinions of the
counsel for the defense.
Thereupon the Court. With the understanding
that defendants counsel would At that time be
ready with what they had TO saw, adjourned until
Monday, 18th October. At , O'Clock p. VI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

ST Louis. October l6.-About 1000 rebels
with two pieces of artillery. under JEFF. Thomp-
son. attacked Sidalia at 2 O'Clock Yesterday and
drove the militia and citizens out.
A few of the militia in the fort resisted the
attack, but finally surrendered and were paroled
on the spot
The citizens were released without parole.
The rebels left during the night and a FedeIal
infantry force arrived there this morning.
The rebels robbed stores of several THOUSAND
dollars worth OF clothing, boots, and shoes.
They burned the water station. but did no
other injury to railroad stock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

;T- Capt Charles r. Deming. OF LaiAy cite
commander of the 10th Indiana Battery. = Al
lone on a short THROUGH. and se we're iuexpres
-ibiy happy TO take the gallant. tried and true
has won hs way. by heroic achievements, from a
private ia the ranks. 10 his present honorable and
proud position through successive grades of pro
motion Besides hs Cspiaincy in the volunteer
service. the President has conferred upon him. IN
acknowledgement OF hs distinguished services,
the rank OF First Lieutenant in the regular army
On Capt Deming's guidon. a. displayed Ia SAM
tsry ball during our receut State Fair. the names
af seventeen battles IN which he led and psrtici.
p.ied. sre inscribed In one of them. routing
The enems. he lost forty horses and sixty men
1hi- ~-uf6ce- ga give ous readers an idea of the
-anguinary trials thi- brave Boosier officer ha.
gone through
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

ST. Louis, Sept. l5 Prices rear guard left
Brownsville night before last, marching toward
Lexington.
Our cavalry advance, under Gen. Sanborn, is
said to have been repulsed at Pisgah, Cooper
county. on Wednesday.
Great excite nent exists.
The Kansas militia was called out TO repel the
invasion.
Thirty Germans were killed at the German
settlement in Lafayette county, on the 10th, by
the rebels under Pool, Ford and Threlkeld
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

.E- The Physcomsutheum of lllusory Mira
cles will be opened by Prof. McAllister to-mor
row Tuesday evening. the 18th inst. at Ma
sonic Hall. Tor a few nights only. Admission
only - cents. emitting the holder to a chance Of
winning a beautiful present. worth from 81 cts
to 500 AmongS the novelties to he intro
duced is the causing of the dead to speak. the
mystery of which illusion the Professor chal
lenges the profession TO solve for s. 100. The
Magic Hen il also TO be introduced. as well as
McAllister's 0lio of Fun and Oddities. There
is to be a benefit given this week for the SAM
tary Commission, of which due announcement
will be made
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

tT- A patriot lady and a philanthropist is
Madame Mary A. English. the beautiful and ac-
cUmplished proprietore>s OF the Indiana State
Museum She has practically illustrated her
faith bv her works For drafted men she gave
the whole daily and nightly proceeds of her Mu
scum. Then She donated literally TO the SAM
tary Fair. In short. Madame English is always
on hand. like a noble woman. in the cause Of her
country. Let her be remembered by our own
citizens aud by every visitor TO indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

tEr Every beautiful and accomplished lady of
our city exerted herself to make the Sanitary
Fair of the past two weeks, and the accompany
ing adjuncts, a magnificent success. We are
proud to say that a handsome sum was realized
for our brave soldiers in field and hospital.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

t7- A glorious full moon rolled herself over
and above the benighted metropolis of the irwin
chile commonwealth of Indiana. yesterday after
the sun went down. Female ladies, going home
from church. might have seen. and probably did
see. how to pick up pins on the way, her etful-
gence Was so clear. chaste. beautiful and bright.
She will roll up again TO night. Promenade all.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

BALrI&oRE, October l5.-The latest footing up
of the vote upon the Constitution is as follows:
For the Constitution, IL ,9l7; against the Consti
tuition. II, $40.
The negative votes includes many estimated
majorities which may be reduced.
The affirmative vote includes 67 soldiers votes
in Maryland.
No report of the vote of soldiers with the
Army OF the Potomac, or with Sheridan, has
been received.
The result is still doubtful.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17
- Nork

NEw YoRK, October Is.
Cotton more active and decidedly frmer at 81
20(dl - Tor Hidding
Plour-Stste and western moderate. 900 Soc
better: 50 Dogs - for extra State: $40 20
dIO 30 for extra round hoop Ohio; $40 556Il
30 tor trade brands. markets closing quiet.
Whisky a shade hrmer, 81 74Gl % for State
aud 81 1901 II for Western. closing at latter
for Western.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

s- An unfortunate. indiscreet, and somewhat
immoral stranger, visiting the city. was night be
fore last robbed Of six hundred dollars AT one Of
the numerous bagnios within the corporate limits
A fair damscl TO whom he was making consider
BILE love is supposed to have perpetrsted the fnan
cial monstrositv. Great excitement inside and
outside OF the premises was kicked up awhile
about The matter. ami the neighbOrhoOd was
aroused and alarmed The original possessor OF
the greenbacd--who>e early education We are
constrained 10 think must have been singularly
neglected aud not at all improved by himself by
reading the newspapers after reaching adult life
did not recover them IL is supposed that the
police are on the rack.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

cE-Wilsy 4 Martin. Real Estate Agents. No.
10 East Washington street. have just published
a map of indianapolis which IS not only ele
gantly gotten up. but more nearly correct than
any similar issue that has come Under our Obser-
walton. This map should hang in every count
ing room and every place OF public resort in the
city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

THE NEXT TREASON TRIALs.-We understand
from those in military authority that after the
commission has concluded the case of II. II.
Dood. DR.. Bowles, Andrew HUMPHREYS. W. NJ.
Harrison, Horace Heffren, and j. j. Bingham.
will be brought out and tried together. charged
With conspiring against the government with
force aud arms. These distinguished culprits
will probably be .rraigned on Tuesday (to-mor-
row at 3 A. NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-17

AUCrIoS SALE or REAL EsTArk-Wil be sold
on the premises, Tuesday, October 18Th, lc64,
at lOI. O'Clock A. NJ lot 81 by $50 feet. OF
North Delaware street, No. 500, new house
good brick foundation. seven large rooms. double
parlor. hall, pantry. wardrobeS. presses, wood
house, cellar, we'll. &c.
Terms. one third cash, balance in SIX and
twelve months with interest. mortgage TO secure
the deferred payments.
WV. +. FEArHERsroN.
I53t Auctioneer.