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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

1864.
SPECIAL NOTICE.


10 Citizens 0I CleVslssna and Vicinity.
The undersigled would respectfully esk attention
the preparations known
HUNNEWE1L.'S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNNEWELL'S TOLU ANODYNE,
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
ache, Loss Of Sleep, and general Nervous Rem
edy. Also for the pains in Monthly Mems
trGation, Perfect Relief.
HUNNElNElL'S ECLECTIC PILLS,
The most perfect form of CathRrtio ever given 10
the puNlic, which never require more than two and
seldom but one for dose set without gripping, snd
cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Liver Com
plants, Piles, Worms, and all arrangements Of
the Stomach and Bowels
The above preparations, o. such unboUldei repu
tetiOn in New England, have the confidence Of, and
used by, great Numbers Of Physcisns and prices
within ths reach Of ALL worthy the attention Of
invslids, who will find them strict con ormity to
nature In medicine.
Without resOTting TO the common method Of col
uInns of advertising would ask confidence 10 test
them, which will be sacred.
JOHN L. HUNEEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Maas,
For sails by wholesale and retail dealers.
The greatest freedom Of correspondence sOlioited
Sold in Cleveland by Geo. ". Clark, Strong
Armstrong Benton Brothers, Churchill & Br0s.
A. W. Beck, &. W. sackrider, II. O, Gaylord.
mArsl- re- 2-inTu, IN, satswy
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Gtotaipn.
TVHE POET ON a TRAINS )

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TNHE POET ON a TRAIN;
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TIE BOMAECE or TIE RAILRGasD.
Rv the suthoF of Tie Fair Insz. ',res Priuc. a,
Wales, '"Fhe Ghost Hunters" yAc.
fOoETmuED)
CHAPTER IX.-THE EIss - zar DARE.e
After waiting siK long hours,
q And with hunger almost dead
News came tnAI Ine track mended
And the train soon went ahead.
5oor we passed place called Johnstov.s
Filled with irOa foundrius,
Where the people AL were working
Like s loo oi busy bees.
Then We came to gres. tunnela --
Near me sat pretty miss,
And when all was dsrk as mldnfxAe
Quick from her I stole a Eiss
''Oh," she cried, the people shoated
And, before reached tho lisfhf
was peering through the lziHd5v
In ny seat again AL Fighs
After passing the great tunnsl,
10 place se quickly cana
Upon the highest mountain ton,
And OressOn IS its naulo ;ssssil
Many people In ths summer
To this pleasant spot repair,
ID enjoy its cooling waters
.-.LA4 And Its pure, fresh mSuntaln aiT,
st Altoona we so6k breakfastJ
Il was one o'clock or more; "a
Such los Of hungry mortss5 =
! ls'sF laid o5es on beforo,
All the good things on TIE t.bls
II short timo did disappear
And they all ahosiiRg Wiidir--l s
'GuieElJ bring more brssa1a5t hSrs.H
Notice 20 Drafted Men snd othsrra the ssrvicao-
NhSle SAM ana all in want Of Hubber Blankets
Rubber Coats, Leggins, Cashmere and FIanns.
Shirts, Military Clothing Of nBv and evsrv de-.
5r1ptonl SINE Clothing for Spring and Summa,
wear We have HOH the largest stock In the city
which We '@iii sci st taa very lowest prices.
ISAAC A. IBIAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agent Cor the sale OF Singers Celebrates sss
rag Machines Storris AutOmGton Prczsaan,
snd strohRs Patent Army Bed Trunk,
Garner Superior and UnioH-sEs
~ L0OE oat for the Giants - mayl.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
i offer at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
I5O Pieces best American, French, English and
Scotch Plaid Cassimeres.
25 Pieces Esquim0s, MaskoWs, Castor and Chin
chilli Beavers
Thea5 goods we're purcEasai last week, when gold
VS. lower Tran it has been since ard viii be sold
at less than New York present iobbiHg prioss
S MANN, I62 Superior st.,
COS opp site Bank st.
lust MANUFACTUREDAND NOW
- on exhibition, q large and desirable stock Of
Mems, Boys and Youths Ready Made Olething snd
Furnishing Goods at reduced prlo-s.
oos 8. MANN, l62 Superior st.
NEW STYLL IVORY HOOP EAR
In DROP, At COWLES 4 CO.,
oo1 Isl Woddsu House.
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TOtal---. ---.---.--4ssSao A'sOL1 AOO'oo' A'i,1i"
Union majority, 1854, 80
Democratic majority 1865, 52S
Union gain, 1854
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be great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
ache, Loss of Sleep, and general Nervous Rem
edy. Also for the pains in Monthly Mems
truation a Psrfect ReIisf
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TAMARINDS-FRESH AND NICE.
a For sale by CHURCHILL & BROTHER,
oc14 l26 Ontario street
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OPENED THIS DAY-FIVE CASES
OPrints at 20 cents, at
I. P sHERwOOD's.
wANTED-A few good Statesmen that under
stand their business.
ocl4 I.-P. SHERWOOD.
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WAHOO EITTERS-SAID TO BE
w good thing. For sale at 126 Ontario st.
ocl4 CHURCHILL BBOTHER
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The New Atlantic cable.

Some will be found in another coln
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TO Citizens 0I CleVsiSna and Vicinity.
The undersigIed would respectfully esk attention
q the preparations known az
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Rv the suthoE Of The Fsir Insz, 70 ",ras Prince OF
Wales, y" '"Fhe Ghost Hunters. nc.
fOOETmuED.l
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had fQeen pistols in his belt AT one time
when passing from Me-. Lewis's hoNse I'd
town, with NJ. Lewis aud MRS Thrash, he
t,ld Perry, the Galloway county capssin. tc
call him "Buster." He had en- orderly with
whom he called a wesscl;;h. lie seem
sdsto pr"l him ELF upon his faculty Of imi.
tatins the war whoop Of several Indian
tribes. lie boa>,ei extensively when
drunk, and talked great deal of tho man.
ner in which he proposed hereafter to deal
with the Union people VIII, needai ''atteni-
ing co."
They say he is dead The information is
tolerably, though not perfectly. well auihen-
ticated. Heaven be thanked, If i. be indeed
so. Yet his spirit still lives, as I shall show
you by records Of the deeds of other bush.
VIII ackers and guerriIlas who tiaye- been op
rating in Missouri during PRICES raid -
This whole region is sprinkled with the
blood OF Union men, and dotted with fresh
made graves, in which they lie, and inmany
eses their unburied eorpses furnish food
for the swine of the woods. Yes, the spirit
Of Bill Anderson yet lives, and there is on.
ly one way to exercise it, and that is by
dra~inx tbs line that Douglas markell opt
that betw cen pa riots and tIaitors, Let
thbse who are not for us go out from among
Us, let them 60 out noD, and stay ,ousfor-
evermore. WALDO.
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At WHOLESALE ONLY!
WATCHES AND JEWEtRp
Of every desc ription at the
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH..

Army and Country Merchants, Pedl.r,. Traders.
Suffers snd General Dealers can make enormous
profits upon small Investment a
Jeweiry Of any pattern or quality and In AM
quantity made to order Estimated for any class D
work furnished. Particular rattent paid to sup
plytrg A1Saonssr:, Country Pcdlsrs, Indian Trad
Any style Of Goods nanufa ctured, such Is rnven.
lions. ETC.. = short notice Good Csnyassins clsrks
Inust RI ted Lists and fali Particular free.
The profit to the Retailer IL very Target s1
hand vsiise, or carpet Bag, and Win not be Iiss
Do1s s bulky or ineonvs1ient 70 carry from place
Remember another thing !-thIs Business il Strict
~ Honorabie There Il no need Of miirepresenting
or exsEger ating. Our Goods show for, n
and prove themselvesti
equivalent 10 given for the money received and an
encouraging profit ID pocketed a. the came time. Il
u an occupation In which noperson need be afraid
or ashamed to canvass the same field again, for
where once our goods are introduced, permanent
and continuous demands created. 4
70 sh shs ATTY or those 2. home d.sb
health, Teachers Postmasters, or any person who
wishes either local or IN active and
this presents 9 n opportunity seldom met WITH Try
II And see for yourselves
Carefully selected lots ofjewelry, comprising our
"d Il Ss Gs,s q Good,
constantly Ming ofders IRON pefson1 iesvinR the
choice Of Goods wholly with Us. To such we pre-
mise the beste exercise Of our taste and judgment
and from Aiong experience can ensure sstisfac.
tion. We no pay In advance, state what style
ana quality OF Goods are wanted, and will send
the Route. 80 X II : ir7 a -.,1s
Gold and Silver Watches, good movements and
manufactured IN the best manner, Of pure material
Al warranted 81 prices from go to $3.50 each Sent
anywhere-psy collected by Express. Satisfsction
guaranteed All Watches 1t FIRST prices; they be-
log OF our own Importation. II
Circulars free by mail Send for themfi
IT, II. GAUGHAN,
3ABvpAc1uRnRs ASD IHpoRTBas
S|1e-su Sle Broadway, Nov York.
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most valuable and wonderful publication. A work
OF 400 ages, and 80 colored engravings DR.. HUN
Tkks WADE MEcUM, an original and popular tire atise
on man and Woman, their Physiology, Functions.
and Sexual disorders Of every kind, with Ne Fall
Ing Remedies for their speedy cure. The practice
" hunter has long been. and still IT, sabounded
ne has been induced to extend his medca
through the medium Of his "vade Mecum,n IL IL :
In the land ~ preventive OF secret vices. or A
gside for the alienation of of the most awfui
ana destr uctive scourges visited mankind (ns
copy, securely enveloped win be forwarded free Of
postage to any part Of the United States for SO
IN r y: stamps. Address, post paid. DIR. HUNTER
Ne. Division street, New York. (11-1Rv
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|CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
sYMPTOMs-The symptoms Of Catarrh as they
generally appear at first very slight Person:
find they have cold, that they have frequent at.
tacks, and sensitive to the cha of tenn
perature. In this dtion, the nose may be dry
a slight discharge, thin and acrid afterward be-
coming thick and adhesive A. the disc ase becomes
chronic, the discharges are increased In quantity
and Hanged in quality; they are " thick and
heavy, and are hawked or coughed off, The secre-
tions are offensive causing bad breath the voice
is thick and nasal; the eyes are weak the senses of
the smell islessened or destroyed deafness fire.
quently takes place.. Another common and impor
tant symptom of Catarrh is, that the person is
Obliged to clear his thr oat In the morning Of thick
or Shiny mucous, which has fallen down from the
head during the night. When this takes p lace, the
pers may be that his disease is Its way to
the lungs, and should lose time In arresting it,
The above me but few Of the mary Catarrhal
symptoms. ttr
Single Bottle aoSutdst a month-tO5e used three
times day.
TESTING
From Hon. Thos. J. Turner, Ex-Member Of Co ngress
from Illinois, late Speaker of Illinois House of
Representatives, and Grand Master Of A., r. and
A. N. OF the State of Illinois.
DR.. d. II. SEKLYE:-Dear Sir--In reply to our no
tice ofthe 18th inst. would say that was severe
ly afflicted with Catarrh for years, when became
acquainted with you and bought two bottles of your
Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Before had used one bot {.
tie was sensibly improved, and before the second
she to %S
Respectfully Yours, THOs. J. TURNER.
This is to certify that in the use Of DR.. seelyes
Catarrh Remedy peiienced much relief, and
have heard many speak oft Is being invaluable
for the cure of Catarrh.
Yours, &C., EDWARD ELY
Chicago, May 18th. 1854.
From "Parmly," the wellknown Halter, under the
fremont House, Chicago, Ill.
DR.. d. II. SEELYB 4. Co: Gents-Your Catarrh
Remedy have used, and fully recommend it as the
best remedy known Ithas cured me, and believe
II is certain cure In all cases.
Chicago, May 8, 1864. JOHN PARMLY.
For sale by Drs. w. b. COWAN and J. L. TAYLOR,
OF tumws, Iowa. July IA, lS64-ys
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TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA
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ltAILROAD LINE.
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Passengers leaving Burlngt on on the 600 A. NJ .
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TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES
u SECRETS FOR THE MiII1oNs

LORD SMITH, General Western Agents.
uoVlV-zm tlf., 70 Lake Street Chicago. IN
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I'M andafter wedne day, Feb. 18th, 1862, andunty
" further notice. one daily ain willrun each Q
Sundays excepted) as follows:
leave Keokuk at 1880 arriving at Ottumw Il: 40
n, and ut Eddyviile 2:00 pm. safs -
Leave Eddyville at 130 m, and arriv eat Ottumw
1915 IN, and at Keokuk $50 m.
~ Rassengesstskingth the MailTrainfrom Keokuk
- 1:3ea m, make sure connections with Stages at
nddyvillt, for Oskaoosa, IT Desmones ciiBlus
cad all points west. 80, y -. - -
Through tickets, az Low as the lowest may be had
esthe Once for all points In Middle, Western and
eonthern !owss Kansas, Nebraska, &c.
TICKET OFFIOH-Atthe Depot, foot Of Johnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, in.
Feb 8, 1852 sse superintendent.
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REVIVAL or THE APPRENTICE BoY SYsrrm IN
THE NAvr.-we are happy to congratulate the
public upon tho slightest evidence Of any
wisdom in the Navy Department. In the
resumption Of the enlistment Of boys for
tbs navy-a system that was very foolishly
abolished some time since, much 10 the
detriment Of the public service--there IL a
sign. These boys are to serve until they ar
rive at twenty-ons years Of age, unless sooner
discharged, and none under fourteen nor over
eighteen years Of age are eligible. The rsgula-
lions under the law are good, and cannot help
proving Of advantage to the boys, who are to
be carefully and systematically instructed IN
the rudiments Of education, including naviga-
ton, and In the various duties pertaining TO a
seaman on board man-of-war. We learn that
. schoolship is Immediately to be placed here,
under the charge Of an experienced and worthy
naval officer.
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The CHrvALRr.--It is q remarkable fact tina.
the chivalry, the best blood of the South, The
direct descendants OF Engand's nobility IN.
mixed with baser matter, will, spite of these
great advantages, condescend to what, by the
common herd Known in the so-called confede-
racy as "Yanks," is termed lying. This is i'm
pressed upon our minds by reading the rebel
reports Of the battles In Virginia. Thus, for
instance the Richmond journals announce
gravely that In the battle OF las. Friday less
than FIVE hundred rebels were killed., and vet
some half dozen rebel generals we're killed and
wounded, not TO mention vast number OF
colonies and other superior officers, leaving as
to conjecture either that The Richmond journals
lied about the number OF killed or that the
morale Of the Southern troops was 80 much do.
pressed that The generals were forced 10 eY-
pose themselves TO get the mon up 10 the
scratch. We have before called attention to
the extraordinary fact, rs stated by the rebel
papers, that Lee and Johnston were gaining
great victories-the one having rstreatcd nfty
miles and the other eighty ell for the purpose
OF getting Grant and Sherman "just where
they want them.n
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THE BEACON LIoHrs or REsEIDox GoNo
OUr.-sincs the commencement Of the war
the hrs-easors. the shining marks Of the South,
the prominent traitors, have almost al passed
away. Pryor and Wise are politically dead
We hear no moro Of them. Floyd, Yancey, T,
Butler King and A. p. Butler are dead. Mason
and siideil are abroad, and viii more than
likely never again visit the South. Colonel L.
N. Keitt, We soc, has just been killed Our
readers will remember him as the friend Of
BROOKS, Of Sumner notorlety And thus these
rebel leaders pass away, leaving but few Of
those who were prominent 10 bringing about
the rebellion TO share its impending fate and
meet the Just reward OF thsir infamous condaek
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REMARxABLE PRoGREss IN DIVIDEND PAYING
People used 70 think they were doing spIen-
didiy II they received dividends from their
stock investments once every siS months, and
even yeafly dividends were Ia many cases not
unacceptable, In some instasccs, like tho
Harlem Railroad for example, waicb sells at
one hundred and ninety above par, no dvi-
donds at Gil are psli But aoms al aux mining
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Coroners' Inques T..


Two PsRscHs ACCIDENTALLY DHowHm-LAst Saturday
afternoon Mas Matilda King fourteen years Of ags and
daughter Of Captain Reuben King Of the brig Maria,
then lying At por 10 East river fell overheard with
tonic cnovs steward Of tho vessel and before assistance
Chovs and Miss King who had bean ashore attempt
Henry wing beside the Maria, Ohove made eeFrt
pas the young lady board her fathers vessel but 10
doing he lost his balance and both Of them fell
the river. they sank 70 the bottom Constantly since that
tsrday morning The Chove hooked up by
= man Who WAS Ashing his hook having caught In the
Of the drowsed man. Coroner wdey held inquest
% the body, and the jury rendered verdict OF "Acci
aud native or China. The body Of Miss King has not
yet been recovered. s9A
FATAL CisUAIrr.-Coronsr wildey yesterday held au
inquest n the New York Hospital the body Of Law
Lommsl German, thirtyt years Of age who
died from the effects Of injuries received on the lst In
stant Deceased who was employed porter the store
OF Wm Oathout. corner o( Gilt and John Streets acci.
dentaly foil upright iron bar receiving internal In
juries which resulted fatally.
Two Men KIrLHD NJ TEE FAILING OF AN EMHANKMKxr.-At
about past eleven O'Clock yesterday morning work
digging FOR the foundation Of new schoolhouss
in East Twenty third street. between Second and Third
avenues, . high embankment cavod 10 ana buried Nj
chae Foley Of the work who resided NO TIC
Second avenues and James Howard, Of the aborers
who lived At No. liz East Forty street. Their
fellow workmen lost time In endeavorng to extricaie
them but purpose for when the bodes taken
life had God The body Of Foley was taken TO his
moved to Bellevue Hospital. Coroner Collin held an in
quest Jury sound that the occurrence purely
accidental Both the deceased natives Of ireland
Foley was thirty.six years Of age, and Howard "a.
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THE LIST OF LETTERS.

X The List Of Letters remaining in the Post Office
viii be found in the Supplement sheet, or on the
tenth page @ Af at sea
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TFi6esss and Ebsniag Post to the fortunes Of
Linoola may soon be changed into ths most
violent opposition ~ the oauldron begins to
boil and bubble Lot ~ wsteA No political
oauldron; for Il , full Of explosive com
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General Fremont.
from the Troy Pross. l


will asNkRAL FREMONT RUN ~
Of course he VIII u tho General is distinguished for
be undertakes Tho more ne optSsed ths NOR" dc.sr
mined he becomes lie served notice, some wceks sncs,
on an administration member Of Congress, will run
Lincoln docs.u lilo will make these words good. He
knows be may he elected, but elected defeated, be
bound 20 repsy with those time frepds
e T'S rsad:ip could been o. The least value h
now turn upon him with virulent, backyard souss Do
tween Fremont and Lincoln, We taks every delnocrst
The Rochester Erpyc, (rspublcap) says the rremsas
movement n Ccvsisnd sis too formidable 10 DO ignored
By tho leaders Of the Unloo party"
Tsr INV Aacflo Exrxprnoy.-The contributions 70 In
sreas enterprise are Increasing ssomsiricsy each day
aud In order 10 DO able to give full si Of donations A
We have posspcned their publication srl Monday.
Music fn the Park.
Tho PARK Commissioners announce that there win b
music n the Park, on tho MALL shis afternoon nj four
O'Clock, By the Park band under the leadership Of H. n
Dodwcrth, n the weather 10 6nA Tue following NE
prosramms,-
q Overture to Girnlda. Adam.
O. song. 1--WE May BE Happy rss'. e.nr.
Bssydid Polka :, ...x
g. AmAzonian March. ........'...s..."...,k icnss6
O. overture 70 gtseroa wsosr
g. ersna ss.cion from n Barber Rossini.
war March from A,ssi bali . .N.nds.sosn.
TO- waltz, " racie Che kss) .Ardnt
H. Aria from Ia rsviass
= "A' National Pc. For,i =
The ssxsh ONO voiuntssrs.
NAmvnIs. Jsss 10, 1894
The sixth ohio Volunteers win arrive today sn route v
Via north " h Iuastsea ew " asrysGA