davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

The Psliaeian Who said his mouth never
uttafsd lis ~ AL probability spoke through his
nose. But ths parIon who said that madame Por-
tsr's Oou6h Balsan Il tbs best Kennedy for Coughs,
0Olds and all Affections Ct the ThrAt and Lungs
~ Gnlsdnust have spoken with eyes vide open from
exporisnoa, aud does net fear oontIasictien; for
hiAEhefsEsU body oaTs thas ases Il, - pleasant
and sesctuai ana Yet r0tAiI Tor osnts par BOTTLE
D1gsifts all sollis s..,..--..s.a
Hagl I-MadAns PortG'H OurAtiVS Balsam Can be OBJ
tainsd Is Benton Bros., and Strong 4 Arassrongr
ba- EholssAls Aeants, Glsvelands Oho. nayE- e2 w
Special attention is asked 70 HunneWelP
pESparasions, ADVERTISED on our inside columns
Thsy ars bassd en- trus medical laws, used very
arRsly by Pbyaioians, and moss undoubtsd testi-
oninls nrs in the hands Of the proprietorI always
opsn 10 fnspsotisA. Let Cleveland and its vicinity
bar tastinoHy b. oonhdsDos to test them, which
ulH b msrsd- narsO r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

OPTICAL,


Practical End Scientific Orticsa, keeps the largest
essortmsnt Of Optical Instruments In the city. Be
ne AZ ole establtshment and having been extensive
y peonised, he has the conddence that big pregs ID
ssook Will warrant continuance Of public fGvoIs
Al Ia apectaoles are o. the best quality Of eryHih
curing FeakheaSs diEEtness and inparting strength
sol long rsading AID nne sewing. Afti6oisl eYeslu
teTted Withsut Pain
Omce-I30 snPsrisF.St., first door iron the
eutrlnoa % the American Hotel. tuIv5S
l-BeWare Of trayeiers claiming 20 be Mr. Esio
DonBon or hts agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
A MAN OF 4 THOUsANDl
a ooNsUNpEIYE euAHp.

Or, b. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
sninenos, discovered, Whilo In the East Indies, q
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Oougbs Colds and General Debility. The remedy
vas Uncovered By him when his only child, Adaugh-
ter given up 20 die His child Waa cured, and Is
nov alive and well DESTROYS Of benenttng his iel-
low mortalB he VIII send TO those who wish Il the
recipe Containing fun dirsotionsfor making and sue
oessfuiy usnR this remedy, free, on receipt o. their
nOne5, with two stamps 70 pay ezpenEeeJ IhGr1 IL
Rot single case Of Consumption that II does not at
once take hold OF and disalpats hight 5Weats, PEE
glShness irritation Of the nerves, failure OF meogy,
icut eNpeotoration sharp pains in the iu1 9i 5oro
threat chilly seasation8 n6u5sa At the stomach n
sotior OF che bcweis, wasting away o. the muscles.
The writer will please state the name Of the pa
Psr they hss tAis sdEeFtlment IN. Address,t 3 u
.-..... -5. QRADDOCHs& s CO., Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
" OteCI gHATI RATLI.OAn

A------AaA-AAa
1884 sUHAEB ABRAEGEnEHT. Isss
o. ana afsss Ezanaay, Nay 18th. Iss1. Pa-,snr.r
tEaeS via iasTo Cleveland follows, (SundayI sx-
1sE I,rzin-5 35 A. .m.-JIHUIHHATI ExPREss
Etoppi2A vTaiton, wellington, New London.
5helry, ltlgt.1ne, Gallon, Gflead, Cardin ton.
Asnioy' DslaWare. Lewis Center and WORKING.
ID Frsin-9.9s p, m.-AoUOMMoDs Tres.-
hso35 g al stations, Ead arrives in Oolumbnl
ID Frafa-IsoO P. m.-HIaHf EXPRESg-sto
pms q Bsreas Grafton WellinEton, New Lon.
eon, 5ee13y, Ocestiihe, Gallon, Gilssd, OArdiag-
Trains leave Ooluinbus at s.s8snd loaOa. m zsoop.
sEriVe a. el0Eslands:a A. N, 2;b0 and 600 ). n.
OOHHEOTIOas.
shsikT-ssnduazy, MAnsfeld B Newark Railroad, Tar
siiinsnsas-ds iiso At- iFernon, Newark, zansI-
uzszSias-P Pitts5urEh, Eort Wayne 4 Ohiosxo R.iI.
Eeeo' Eosassl Upper senduakys Dslrhoa, Ia
nas 2ort msynet Laporta, Ghic1ro, A..
Essi, and Aa1sfor 4AnEneld, Wooster, Mhs-
grAsseR and Bsllefontins Railroad Lima for Marsop.
Belleioltaigs, Sidney, Uuion, Muncis, n.
ulAuhpon1, Ierre Haute, Vincennea, ETnna-
V1ilei LoutITtlles Cairo, St. Louia, %.
aWArs-With sprtny yhsld branch for springnaId
Oolambus-Ldttle Miamt , Columbus, and XsnIa
kstlroad, FOR NoniA, Dayton, fndianspoli1,
IeErs Hsute, 81. Louis, Morrow, LoTeland,
Asd OinetPnatiI and With the Ohio 3 MiI.
ayansTilles gslroI 81. Louis, kRd Al DOintI
GsiEmDuE- 40 Railrcad for Eswark, zansS-
vile, NheelinE, fo.; Columbus, Piqun q
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urhsns, -
~ For Tickets 20 ai points and in1ormation An.
~ g ne EsslsnEeT stAtoa, and ct Union Ticket
H5 FLINT,
JlevelAnd Nay IA, 1874. supertntsndsnt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
CURE THAT LOATHSOBIE MALADY

DR. GoopALEs's OAzABRH REHEDI.-It penetrztes
% the vo Bsat Of this tsrTbs Disease, End extern
lnats5 g. root and branch forever Dr. GOOdAle ID
nIstand only person who ever told the world Whist
GATAGnH really was-Whers It commsnced and Wbat
Wonld cure II. Dr.. GOOdale has now spent lifetime
In battling with this tell disease exploring its
eEet ambush. and making known 70 tho world the
that oatarrh which has for ears dehed The skill
end Esssarch Of medical men and suthors IN this
oountrJ and In Europe, can now be cured with the
- Uniform oertsinty that morning follows night
Prepared by B. GOODALE n D., heE York Prios
n send Esamp Tor a Pamphlst-
Yer sale by g. ". OLAkk, llg buporior-St., OleTo-
sln1i 0aio. mar22-R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20


through them carried into the blood, Thus a. soon
as the blood will carry il II reaohes all parts Of the
system decompO5tng the impure matter IN the blood
it eEPes It through the pores. Ths principal cause
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION,
we'll as humors Of the blood is lack Of oxygen in
the air We breathe. b the iuhalstioH OF oxygen
ized air the blood becomes o1ygeUzod and Puri-
ned and diaessr dgapesrs liEe dew before the sun
By this system Of trestmeut the patent does not
have 10 be doetored for months esd years t. learn
whether he Is benefited or not. Relief is had from
the time 0f breathing Il and in any orrabls case 10
requires but few applications to eradicate the disease
We have cured hundreds Of patients Who had bean
given up By
Physicians as Encurable,
And many Of them have kindly permitted Us to use
their names but prefer to state only aieW Of the
cases. leaving names and residence out, which can
be obtained on application at the once.
Mr.. C-haa been ahiioted with asthma for tvsn-
ty years and for several had been unable to lie
down. Had been d0csOr5d and dgsed BY all ths ply
Bieians In the city A few limitations perfectly
eN 1iA1'
MIS- had several hemorrhases. Physicisns
tfa her she could not live bat few weeks She hsd
EispPilcaEons Of the Oxygen and nov does the work
for SIX boardsTa
ast
difficulties. She had tired several physicians but
continually grew worse iew applications restored
her to health
Mr.. G-hAs Inhamatory EAsImstism.a Had
not walked without orutches Tor ak months. Six ap
PlicatiOns we're made and he wnlEef miles twice .
day,
Miss 8, the physicians said was Ia the last
stage Of consumption. A few applications Of OXy-
gen gave her eo1gum ptiOn Of eOafatesk ana she nov
does the work Of the family.
-Grr s-
- Patients will be visited at their
houses II unable to call ct The Office.
Charges, 81 for Zach Application,
Payable at the time OF treatment.
omce--No, I Atwater Building.
~ Ths poor trs.sed frss IRON tiil 70 On sash
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
GRAND CAMPAIGN
~ ABOUT
KLINE & Oo'S HOOP BAZAAR,
AHd Skirt Aanataetory,

We hive now ready cur guli stock OF skeletons In
our rev location iO- the Commencement or the
Spring trade which embraces all OF the Ieadi lg styles
1ncisding the patent gore Trail, also the nsWes
style Quaker Skirts Hekesp alNay. on hand skirts
of eXtrs sizA and length and ladies uho always have
trouble 10 find a shirt long or large enough will
generally find them hero We will sdhsre strictly to
cur formsr prin iples, viz keep none but good ar
tcle, which se wall continu To sell st she lawest
po s1Dle prices. Oar reta depsr nent fs IN charge
OF competent lAdiss. Dealers IN surrounding towns
Will 10 well BY confuitirg their Own Interest 10
Gals on ms beore giving tueir orders or going East
A large a'sGrtment o Ere ch and American corsets
and patent skirt supporters always on haLd. Also
wnol=ssls dealers IN Yankee Notions. Fsncy GoOdB,
msyl2 I25 Superior st Gleve'snd, o..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
AKEHHlR q .aEgg5sE.s3.E Z. J. g.

- a EKIEH0 n GNHIb-TBE A.
IT 4. 1WoUtB BIEEAIiIdeN&S StAi In Esr Il FFSregs.
rsn the FsoVs o. ET. EssFhsn Sweet o. Oonnsotics
ths Ceat bons sotssr Aad hal been ussd e his pa
Lee tie Ingt twenty yoars With tns nsE sasons
tERT Trceaa. A a external rduedT q ID without
HiTsl aud VII 1lisEiate Rein ors sPssdiI thai tEE
chr pFsRarstfon For Ill Rheumsf1o and EsTv1- I
Dhon6sI5 e q truly tnsll1blet E1d a o1rssiTe g
;9oEul, WOu1ds, BFrsnss bru3e1, Ao.s 81 soothiIG
fuz1llF rEd puVclfu Et-e ming rrJps1zities G
ts ths IuIt wonder AID Eztonishnsnto Of ali who haV
Ntsr given Il trin. 0Fs7 1our hundred Certi1caist
q Eenaarksble oUro1 Eer1o-med by h within tho izf
.ARnrsH for fHeTe11rf- daclIalta lsss ~; KS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

Don't fsn to procure :hrs. WIEsLOW's sOOTH-
IK9 sYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHIHG.
This valuable preparation il the prescription ofone
of the best Female Physicians and Nurses in the
United States, and has been used for thirty years
with failing safety and success By millions Of
mOthsrs and children, from the feeble infant Of
week 70 the adult. 1t not only relieves the child
nom pGin but invigorates the stomach and bowels,
o0rreots ssidity, and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. ItWfn almost instantly relieve
9RIPIEG IN THE BOWERS AND WIND OOLIO.
We believe # the Bssf and surest Remedy in the
World in al cases Of DisrThea ane DysenteEy Ct
Jhildrsn whether 1t arrisss from Tsething, frem
ether causes. tt.
Full directions for using viii accompany each bot
tls. hone genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
n &PERKIhs, New York, is on the wrapper.
Soie By All Medicine. Dealern. Principal once
Oay-St, New York.
Price only rs Gents per BOttIe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

enos Ir GIls0s Is happy in being able to announce
70 the unfortunate, ths; he has perfected system o.
THE SPEEDY Asa PEREAEEgT CUBE
OF the above, and also all eontaaous diseases q the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with ali bad effects arising
therefrom, including general
DEBILITY OF HERYOBs PROsTzATIOr
he has succeeded in curing cases IN this city sOI0s
0f whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with self
styled physicians, who profess % treat al private
naiaaies with Iuoce5ns and Hitheut receiving the
Dr. GIBs0s does not boast that he il q member o.
some College In London or Paris, a. perhaps soInt
others do for the purpose OF ensnarng the innoeeu
lied But what Dr. g. might boast OF Is this, that be
is sbie 70 give entire satisfaction 70 those who re-
be has perfected an American system OF treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris
OF seminal weakness snc AZ olseases OF 1srans5-
ments, both mental and physical, arising from sex
ual or secret abuse.
Dr. GIBsoN also claims for his new freshmen ree
following advantages all Otfhers yet sooyerss
bic; he uses no rellea 0. the dark sses such e. n
cury, any other delsteriOus drug; secondly no
restrictions in diet or business is required thirdly
his treatments positive and certain IN al oas e
stands prepared 70 60 into any public or private hos
pita in the United States and demonstrate the i'm
other now known to the world in point of Bromft-
ness permanency, mildnoss, safety and convenience
Dr. GIBsoE Is permanently located In Oleyelsad,
and has during the past Ehye yearB perfornsd many
Cures OF seag = hc had for years resisted all other
Tduals OF the first rsspectabiIty in Cleveland Bos-
ton, New York and ether cities in regard @ sk and
integrity IN all professional transactions Dyspepsas
Rheumatism, Ecrofula, and sh chronic diseases
treated with superior success.
- hsdioineu ssnt to any part the country o.
receipt OF ten dollars.
Dr. GfBEoH'e c Kew Work hysi Tor sGin 81
biz othee-
DEs SI1g0E
90 EsosEsSf e. ! ssans soF7slIT Ez5 EflgIg.-z
orlce-lle ssneea Street. tew doors nom Superior
I'D stairs, opposite the Citg Hetsi.
ILsfiCe h4ura frzru 9 TO 70 and from n O'Clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
HLEvELAND i ERIE R.R.



1874. sUHAEB ABRAEeEhEET. 1854.
On and aftsr Monday, Nay 18Th, lssl. P.-,.pr.-
Trains will run a. fOloW1B Sundays eIcsptedl.
LEAVE, ,UEEVEHAHD.
osA5 a. m.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-5sopuiuRa
MnloughbyS PninesVills, Geneva, AshEabnla,
Sonneaus and dirlTu only, and arrive At Lria at
1915 ,. n. DuIlEirk 3:36 ,. n, Buffalo sos \ n
500 j. ms-OlHOInHATI EXPB ESs-etoauilga 4
PainssTills, Arh tsbula md (jirard ,Si- -
FiIs5 q .tis 81 ,. N, Duakirk s13P. n, Bui-
$3.50 ?. hi-.SMAII, AHR AUOonmoDaTT0H-
5to5pinE Is al stations and ArTfVss Et Eris a
OsIO 2, M.-NIGHr ExPREss TRAIE-stovpin.
ct PainegElles Alhtabula and Girard only, ard
m.i Buhalo 4lsO q N.
EBAVE NRIn
1 25 A. z.-HIGHT EXPBESS TRAIH-stoupinRa a
eirerdt Ashsabela md PAinesTills only, and e..
FiTo1 e UlsEslAnd Is go A. n.
500 A. u.--EAIL AED ACOOnHODATTOETRh
-ssogl iE9 g Az Efations and arrives Is OisVS-
30 A. E-TOLEDO ExPRE REss-stoppiaz us an ut,.
lions eEospt BWAnVills, SaybrOof, UnionTills,
EeEry, 4sntGr and Wiokliaoi and arrives st
Cleveland e l:99'E. =.
rard, OonnSs1t, AshtAbulA, and Rains1ViIla
onlyi and arrives In Cleveland 81 6:2o P. n.
- Second Cla1 Osn srs Ea7 on AL through
An ths traiss Foiz westward eonusst Il Olsyslana
vita trains ior Toedo, Chioago, Columbus, Cincin-
iTains going ES1tlard. oonHscs a DanirR StS tsS
shose O the EeW York Central and Bu1alo 3 New
York City Raiiroads for New YORK, Albany, Boston,
hiegsra galll, &o, and A. Erie With trElnS on thi
Day EGprezs, Hast and West, connects at Girard
Eita IFAing On Eris end Pittsburgh Ra4lroad for
ClsVsland. Nay 18Th, issf,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
"a BF. q Z A II 4 n,
Esnbsr ef the Royal OoGegs Of PhysieGHs
Losdoa, En1laBd; GrodEsts Of
Rieord'a HosDifaI tor


EIHALE DISEASE
ma constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
Iaans and Montrsal Hospitals for the last ten yesrB
has opened an OEos st the
johnson House, Cleveland.
Whsre he viii be happy to meet all thoss who are af-
nistsd with subacuts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
rsau and is mild sHcscious and effective. His med
tolnss are simply vegetable extracts snd oils they
have never been uBsd but By two other physicians in
America besides himself. Hs has spent the greatest
part Of his Life and Thousands Of dollars in obtaining
q isW secrets in his profession he tes the Urine
for all forms OF disease. No charge swing an
honest and true statement Of thier csss.
r SPERMATORHGA.
To ToUEa EEH.-Ho can prove 70 yOu In few min
utss that he Il the only phyHctan you ever treated
with that cures this d8sass. For patient who
viii follow his oireUtieng, he viii give One Hundred
DcllGl Il he si1 in curing this dlsesss. No charge
made Tor consultation. Those at . distance who
wish 70 consult the Doctor may do 20 by sending
small vial Of urine bT MALI with name, and age,
and be will answer describe their case, and the
FEASIBILITY Of getting Teneis by enclosing return
postAge stamp. mars;lN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
PasT.0FglgR TINE.TARLEl
1881. Winter arrangement 1854.
SUB TRH
ArEfvAR aad CkOssas eg zasISs
CLEVELAND POST OBEIUE,
CommercfEg November Isth, Io5ss

hour after arrival % trainB. '=' q fH.Ila"t
D1rAn Nails closs ons h01r before dsssEtgrs Of
ARBTVAh or NAILS AT DEPOHs s.'if
Eastern Through arrives At 700 a. IL, and I:4e and
90 z. IL
Eastern Way arrives at 10.l5 A. H.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9.zs s. y l
do Way arrives st 5;40 p d.
5aadunky Way arrives at 9.25 A. ID y +.
4ahoning Way arrives at 5.30 p. IL.
Cincinnati through arrives st 9:sOA. n, 80 p. n
do Way arrives a. 500 P. II.
Western Through arrives ct 935 H.. ard e.56 r u.
do Way arrives at 2.45 P. n.
Medina Way arrives ct 1863 p ID. n
RookPert, g., aErEea TuesdAys, ThuTSdsys and Eat
urdayE at " NJ.
Brsoksylle, BATH g., arrives HondhgU and FriasyB
atbP. M. i1rlE g-f7
Sharon OentsT, Granger Eorth R0ysitou, a. rgzIgss
Mondays and Fridays at P. n I7I I..
H arranzFille arrives daily at l0.l5 A. II. -..-r
Est Cleveland and Euclid arrives dAilg st 4, e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
PIANO TUNING.
CLOTHES WRINaER.
OuTNAM's CLOTHES WIRING

sl 1OlNAM y O41O1 - Go W W4sA4SN-
TRS-DeAlers purchasing Wringers 70 sell IN
|SurnhoHe county, are TONED against purchasing
= ~ any ode b1t the unde dgDed, as own tbs coun
- riQht 81 luTnhaaas anc also celfion citizens
E5 buT ior l1lifiY u6o from purcheElng Of any one
le8 lgeeq q 0nlsnas 9A4 BayAs
% AnE . - sa1'I1sE-s1-, oSPoaiss r0s'o1ioe'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
mEDlGAL.
DR.. A. GIBSON

Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars for ths proof that he ever fals to cure the
above named diseases. He will pay the same sum for
the proef that any other Physician in the United
States treats the same diseases with equal success
After many years OF laborious study and expert
enos, Dr. GIBSON is happy in being able 10 announce
20 the unfortunate, thai ne has perfected system o
. for
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
Throat, Lungs and Blood.

The oxygen Is brsathed dirsoty into the lungs and
through them carried into the blood. Thus a. soon
the blood will carry 1t 10 reaches all parts OF the
system. decOmpO5tng the impure matter the blood
it eXpels t through the pores. Ths principal cause
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

90 FEosEE3fs e. l.1fzra sCfef sly asz-a EEBI1.-z
U61ce-lle 6snees Street, sew doOrs from Superior
I'D stairs, opposite the Oitg Hetei
iOfhue hsurs mems TO u and lrnm p O'Clock
dgfiW fEuudeVH eTrsrfnfi. D
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-05
Druid Again.

DRuIp's letter presents an interesting
"South>side view" of recent military ope-
rstions. We observe that the Chicago
Tribune, a violent abolition journal, asserts
that "Druid's" real name is b. NJ. FLINT,
formerly Of Chicago. The Tribune produces
several huge stories to the detriment of Mr..
FLINr's personal character, with what
truthfulness We cannot say, but, whether
true or false, they cannot impair the inter-
est with which his letters are read. Very
few persons nowadays place implicit conf
dence or full belief in anything they read In
the newspapers concerning military affairs.
Each man weighs in his own mind the pro-
liability of this or that statement, and 40,
cepts or rejects 1t as seems proper to him
self DRUID's letters are to be read in this
way.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-05
Fort Hell.

The work nearest to the enemy's de-
fences in front of the Army of the Potomac
rejoices in the expressive though profane
name of Fort He'll. The ST. Louis Repub-
tican says it was formerly known as Fort
Sedgewlck, but soon after its completion it
was placed under the command of an aspi
ring acting Brigsdier who caused the name
of Fort Sedgewick to be removed and bis
own placarded at the entrance. A dis
tinguished artillerist visiting the place
paused to read the name displayed at the
drawbridge. "Fort -" he soliloq
and then exclaimed Fort He'll The SOL
diers heard it and from that time the work
has been known By NO other name.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-05

msd;.tslv ushdlsd Into . slittssing circle
II tis filr, hpei 1aIensepf ". Blades In
stft1tic6. Tho mihistk skasd sosseas,
snds tsmmsri1k fofths 6ope fussd 4ssries
as 90 the Md and Srdsgroen, reestvsd In
isuly su6dry 1ashfn etions ut 6sspspeots
fuf to bic cloth, which iaffusd him that
the dignity Of his profsssion had bssn wsn-
tonly ipsulted. Az hs was about to dc
mart, who should be usheryd in but an un<
dertaker, Mr.. - who, with his "eooling
board" under his arm, inquired In deci'
dsdiy. professional tone Of xpios xhsra thu
body was which he had been called upon
to Law out! The same sort OF reply q thai
which had greeted the minister vas given
him.. t..af III, =,
Minister, undertaken and cooling board
saw the point at oncs-ths point Of Q huge
sell-and they departed with moralizine
reflections e to the ways OF the world
The minister, however, was the more cheer
full Of the two, in view Of the $40, bat up
on giving it q close inspection BY gashghs
he discovered it 10 b counterfeit The
affair 10 said to have been very complete
Cincinnati Conme' e1.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-05
Plot to Seize the Steamer Qua
tamala.

Plot to Seize the Steamer Qua
tamala.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Rebel papers stat;
that Sherman ordered every house Ia East
Tennessee burned and the country desol.-
ted, and refused to rescind the order On ~,
csiving . petition from the ciriseps of
Knoxville. IL
1t 10 reported that Cumberland Gan has
been evacuated, the troops going to Knox,
vile.
Panama letters of the 10th, received to-
day Per North Star, have the following i'm.
portant statements:
There 10 much excitement in Panama,
oeessioned BY the following incidents:
On the 18th of October, the Am srican
consul, in Pauduer, received a dispatch
from tho American Consul at HAVANA, sta.
ting that the sams steamer bringing the
dispatch would also take to AspinwaH q
party Of rebel pirates, intending to seize
the steamer Guatemals, The agent of the
Company was notified of the plot and sent
the GUATEMALA to Sea before the pirates rot
aboard; consequently they were obliged to
remain in Panama until the 10th Of No.
vsmbsr, vhsn the next steamer, the Salva-
dor, sailed.
Further information was obtained, and .
plan for the capture of the whole gang was
matursd. While waiting, the rebels pur-
chased three hundred pounds Of powder
and put II In tin cans and shipped it on the
sane steamer they intended capturing. On
he 10Th, the passengers embarked on tbs
SALVADOR - usual with their baggage, I'm
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-05
BAKER 4 LONG, Editors.
,-oNDAY DECEMBER S, 1854.
sherman Going to Beaufort.

TIE latest intelligence from SHERMAN
indicates that his objective points neither
Savannah nor Charleston, but Besufort,
which lies about midway between the two
Beaufort being already in our possession,
it il probable that stores have already been
accumulated there for SHERMAN's use, and
that, making this his base of supplies, be
he will operate against either Savannah or
Charleston at will. In fact, 1t will DO in
bis power to sever the only communication
now existing between Richmond and the
producing portion Of the South. Should
he do this it would speedily be followed by
tue abandonment Of Virginia by the rebels,
unless Hood and Breckinridge can manage
to open the Railroad from Knoxville to
Lynchburg, and make it safe and available
for the transportation Of supplies to LEES
army. 80.
SHERMAN seems, thus far, to have avoided
the cities and large towns whore he would
be most likely to meet with resistance, and
has been strainipg every nerve to reach
the seacoast in tbs shortest possible time.
He has probably been delayed BY rains and
mud, longer than he anticipated before set
ting out from Atlanta, and has now no time
to waste in lettering by the way, Grin wiz
ming barren victories. The capture Of
Augusta and its immediate aban 1onment
would be attended by no permanent adysh
tags to the Union cause, and the delay
which it would occasion, would ipjurs
SHrRMAN's army more than would be gained
by the selat of the achievement. We ex>
poet SHERMAN to hasten on rs rapidly -
possible, avoiding battle whenever he can,
until he reaches position Of safety, where
he is sure bis army will be fed. Within q
few days, it Is probable, the Port Royal
steamer will bring the news Of his arrival
ct Beaufort.