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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04
GRAND CA A1GN
ABOUT
KLINE s CO.'S HOOP BAZAAR
AND sKIBT MAEUFACTokY,
, - IL .,,a,. ,,,,ssr the American House.

We have now ready our full stock Of skeletons IN
,,,r ,.-,r lora -frr, f5r the commencement OF tns
Spring trade which embraces all Of the ieadlns
styies Includes, the patent gore trail also the new
est style Quaker skirts. We keep always on many
gnys have trouble 70 find q skirt long OF largo
enough will generally ind them here. We vii sd
here strictly 10 our former principles, VIZ keep
none but a good article, which we viii continue 70
selI at the lowest possible prices Our rsta J de-
partment is in charge Of competent ladies' Deal
srs in surrounding towns viii do well by consulting
their own interest TO cail on us before 6llns tn1
1-5-rs or goin,s East large assortment Of French
and America corset and patent skirt supporters Al
Tnys on hand. Also, wholesale dealers IN Yankee
Notions Fancy Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery; dse'
A. KLINE & CO.,
/ rnavIe I2s Superior-st., Cleveland y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04
Commission aaarrfIlauts.

?. THATCHER, JB-, g. n suAr
a y esRpEFR, A. c. nHAIRT- /
THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT &
CO.,
STORAGE AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 5.
once and Warehouse II and 70 merTin street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Prourictors OF the NEW UNION RAILWAY,
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEYAIOhs, SAd-
Joining the New Freight DepOtOf the q =. a =.
Railroad Co. on MerWtn street, having stoIaso
capacity Of two hundred aud hfty thousand puslis3
| OF Grain. - -
DEALERS IH-GrHin, Hour, Fish, Hls1Nl1ses5 .l1,ss
| Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds aud country ffVduO'
/ generally. a..
l Agents for ''salt Company Of OnondAga. san
! sold always at the CompaDys prices a,
] salt, Water Lime and Grain 70 be ahlppsd On -
\ O. O. 4 O., Q. & 7. or O. a 4. Railroads sna tnel
connections delivered In Car Lots Free ot Oray aye
Property received by hallway, Canal or Nessei,
for Sale or Shipment win give personal attention
10 the purchase and sale Of Produce and Mefeheh-
disc Commission.
| LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on All
Consignments. We ars prepared TO receive anV
ship by Canal, Lake or kail, without cartasei
Grind -stones, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and Coarss
Freights Of all kinds, having the only Derrieks i
the City for the transfer Of heavy Ereighta
So Refer to Banks and Business Men generAly-
iunel3.B2I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04

To-day being Fast Day. no paper viii
be issued from this Office to-morrow morn
ne. Important news if any is received
s#iil bedisplayed upon the Leader Bnl-
letin Board, or issued in Extras.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

EG5-A correspondent of the New
York Times thus decribeS Lieut.. Cush
iag, who blew up the Albemarle:
The most astounding part OF this mar
rative is that the hero oil it 10 a youth Of
only jwenly-two years Of age. with a
record already summed up Of which ma.
ny gray boards would be proud. When
introduced to him. could scarcely rs-
conciio tho fact that the unassuniog
young man before me, with his frank,
open countenance, and long hair thrown
wi'ly back behind his ears, looking Ike
some student Just escaped from college
Tor a IiIlle frolic. was the man whose
mans !. already and SO justly, promiu'
enl before the public. Apart frou the
glory which such episodes as these
throw around tho character of our navy
this destruction Of the rebel ram Abe.
mare is really important nlF,ir It
has, for monihs past kept employed in
Watching and AZ bay At last i've Of onr
.puhle endrrs AMI some five or SIX other
+ ,sscls. which will now be released for
. other kidd Of duty,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
Heroic MalamorAs. sept. %.

D5- Look a tie great mass Of mari
ages which take piece over tho whole
world; what poor contemplate affairs
they are! A few soft looks, walk, .
dance, squeeze It the hand popping
of the Qurstio furnishing Of cer'ain
number Of yards Of white satin, ring,
clergyman, ride or two in hired
carriage; night in country inn, and
lie whole mater ia over. For FIVE or SIX
weeks two sheepi,h locking persons are
seen dangling on each others arm, lcok
ing =, water falls, or making mjroing
calls, and guzzlins wine AMI cskes; then
everything falls into the most monoiou
Gus routine; the wife sits on one side Of
,be hearth. the husband at .hs ohsr,
and little quarrsls, little pleasures, little
cares aud liula children IRA 'ualy gath.
er around them This is what ninety.
uinc out Of hundred find 10 be the de-.
lights Of love and uatrimoOy,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

Phil. Sheridan must belong to that
party once known ia New York as barn.
burners He has proved a very pro.
minOnt active burner in tho Shcn-
nndoah Valley. The Richmond papers
complain that bs allowed the distiller.
los 10 st.ud unnamed Phil. know to
well the propensity of Jubal and his
lambs for embibing the the ardent
Apple brandy proved powerful ally too
Sheridan, SO says the Richmond Exam
iner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

The Newfoundland papers say that
Ihs cOdf.hery has proved failure IBIS
reason, The shore voyages are over
resulting in the smallest catch on record
'nd news from Labrador shows that the
catch is far below the average. Tie
Iauog fishery at Labrador is also
complete failure, tho catch being very
uncomfortable. The exports look larger
this year than last. but the greatest part
has been old fish.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

PoLlsn WoMGN AS 10 Polish women,
who arc spokeuof such disparging terms
all over Germ ny, can only say that
after long experience Of their characters,
under ordinary AMI cxrraOtdina y cir
cumstnneos, no onaer wonder at the
influence they exercise over the men =
They are not precisely charming, like
French women, or fascinating, like the
woman of Spain or Italy; but there isan
undesirable something about them which
renders them irrcsisbly Interesting. |
shall perhaps best express my meaning
when Isay lharyoO 6ndin them all those
qualities which are summed up ia the
word "woman." And here | am not
speaking Of any particular class, but Of
Polish women in general, be they the
wives or daughters Of the owners Of a
bundled thousand acres. or Of the mana.
ger Of small farm, of a professor, doc.
tor, or ira esmjm. 1t may be that their
Tenderness Of character was brought out
TO an unusual degree ry their commCo.
est occppsti q Of last year, which con
sisted Of tending the sick and wounded;
bat can only say that the general i'm
preston which have carrie awry with
me is this, thet The trouble ola jprp'y
,es,q .s'.,<t.! sS>.;s a.l,,,",, t ga SD abr sfr
pleasure Of siudliog vmmndood 10 lis
interesting Development !ucrg.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

rS-Mr Werner, the proprietor of the
geological Gardens al Stuttgardt, Was
lately seized by one Of his lions, aud
bitten and dragged about the cage.
The lion, getting alarmed by the voice
ofhis master, at length let 60 his hold,
Mr.. Werner, although bleeding prorusc,
~ from the wounds he had received.
Immediately inf cted severe chastiSement
on the unruly beast.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
EB-rte Following is the reply Of Cor.

Es'-rte following is the reply Of Cor
mas to the message Of Mjja iu regard
i. tho unconditional surrender Of Ms'a.
,aeus:
Most Excsllesr Sir; and the Mert
can troops which au,lo d1y have he'd
the honor to command subm.tourcINes
loyalty to 'the imperial Government,
conrormably TO tho tenor II your Excel
lency,s esteemed communication, which
| have just received.
We rely on th@personal and Official
protection of your ESceIlcncy; in the
megnanimily Of the new Government,
which from This day forth we recogn re
and in tie conscientioUsness Of our good
faith, TO receive treatment worthy OF
the good name Of the country 10 which
we belong. Aud your Ex,ellency, as
our new chief, win bo pleased to com
mend us as you may see ct, in the un'
derstanding that The town and oil it con.
tsins are completely at your disposal.
Independence aud liberty
Juan N, CoKrIEAs.
Heroic MstamorAs. Sept. &c.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

Sheridan has turned out to be one Of
the most extensive wool growers in the
Union AT last accounts from the Shen.
andoah, his flock consisted OF 10000
head. He has, like a good patriot, don
ated the whole flock for the use OF our
brave soldiers who came e near max,
ing mutton of the whole rcb'I army
SheriIon certainly pulled the wool over
the eyes of Jubal Early
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

E1It ia stated that the large number
Of captures Of blockade runners off Will.
minglon is owing TO new method which
has been inaugurated by the new com.
mander Of the North Atlantic blockOdine
squadron, which thus hr seems 10 work
we'll What the method is Admiral
Porter keeps to himself but the plan
has the desired effect.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

Eg Who finds the umbrellas that
every body loses? Every man we meet
loses the umbrellas he buys, but we have
never got acquainted with the man that
finds them. Can any one answer the
question before the next rainl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
Wheeling Int8lIig8nc31.
Published Daily, Tri weeAly ead Weekly,
rE1@l.ulnl

The lnteligenCer has the largest circulation
OF any paper in the Stale; its columns coniaiu
n eater amount reading mater sH6 embrace
regularly tir proceedings OF Congress a d tho
West Virginia LcgiSatu e, when in session,
and all the late new and general tcIegmphe
dispatches up tothc hour Of going to press.
1t is mailed at the above rates in time for
the early trains, and their connections to all
parts Of West Virginia. md i, also sold on he
cars. and generally by news dealers in thu
towns and villages.
It's principles are and always have lccn un.
conditional Unouism. 1t gives the Govern.
ment no half way support.
il was the only daily paper in the State that
resisted Secession first, last aud all the time
and that called upon the people to rally 1t The
polls and in arms against it,
It was the first paper 10 advocate The forma
ton Of the new State. Its lahors and services
before thepubIic and before Congress in that
behalf, are "a familiar as "householl words"
10 MI West Vlrginians who read ...,,....,.
In connection with its newspaper department
the IntelligcnCcr has onu Of The largest and
most completely furnished job Printing Estab-
lisments west Of the mountains. 1t employs
three steam presses, All sorts Of blank work
book binding circular amphlct-book aud
card printing, are done Chcaply and cxrcd.
tiously. The printing lur The State or West
Virginia is now done at this establishment
Blanks and blank hooks for Ties Of Shor.
ifs, County Recorders, and County 'rrcasurers
are done at this office in the most correct and
workmanlke manner, cheaper than they can
be done elsewhere, For further particulars
address: CAMPBELL MDERMoT,
juno 3Otp Wheeling, West Va
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

ETAt Winchester, when Emory
General If the Nineteenth Corps. DIS
patched his aid to Sheridan to tell him
he had charged the enemy, the latter
said Good Tell Emory he's brick!
This pleased the men, for they call him
"Brick,top, from the color of his hair,
which is sandy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

RYAN aAac,ionate | shman once en-
listed in the 10Th regiment, in order to
be near his brother, who was a corporal
10 the 10th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

EEAt, the great procession OF Union
men inWashi0gLon last week, the sons
OF In lana bore 0 Transparency on which
was engraved the piDhy motto among 9th
ei. Fear God md hate smokes
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

lcy-The Stale Of Illinois has furnish
81 ueSr'y go 0o9 srl!iers for our a.
mics wilhour the payment ola bounty
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

EETwo lovers, like the Two halves of
a divided bank mole, however widely
separated, always correspond with each
other.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

EFEr The man who was always behind
hand, recently purchased several bottles
Of Aetchup.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

EP-A rascally old bachelor says the
most difficult surgical operation in the
world is 10 take the jaw out of a women.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY.
TO SOLDIERS AND WIDOWS OR
HEIRS.

VayHE undersigned will attend oall business
ofrolIectng Bounty Money, Bounty land
Pensions and back Pay.
Pensions procured for soldiers, seamen and
marines the presentwar, who are disabled
by re1son Of wounds received or disease COZ :
tracied while in service and Pension, Bounty
Money and arr ars of Pay obtained for widows
or other heirs of those who have died or been
killed while in service.
Bounty land procured for services IN any OF
the otter wars.
All business from distance will be prompt
" attended TO. Charges moderate, and we ask
no nav in advance; we pay all expenses
~ We also huv discharged soldiers CLAIMS,
STERNEMAN h SHEPARD.
Oct. 63-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bug, Moths in FurS, Woollcns, &c.,
Iusects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
Put up in 2jc, SOC, and SlO 90 Boxes, Bottles,
aud Flasks, 50 and s. sizes Tor llorELs, PuRLlc
INSTITUTIONS, SC
"Ouly iuCa'tblc remedies known"
Free from loisons"
"Not dangerous TO the Human Family"
Rats come out Of their holes to die"
Or Sold wholesale in all large cities,
" Sold by all DRuGGIsTs aud RETAILERS oy.
crywhera.
lJ- !llBrwAEEl." Of all worthless limitations.
NJ See that "Co,rARs" name is on each Box,
Bottle, aud Flask, before you buy.
o.. Address HENRY Il. COSTER,
~ PryoiPAL Drror 4S2 BROADWAY, \ Y,
u Sold by SMITH 4 MARTIN, POah Plea.
sant West Va,
March l0-mS-no50.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17


STYLES Of Cossim,rcs. Gentlemen whose taste
and good sense leads them to purchase none
but the best clothing can be suited exactly,
Goods Of the latest style, directly from first
hands, always for sale.
No second hand clothing fur sale. Noreruse
stock 4 city Houses bought at auction allowed
in the House
All business done con the square None
but he best workmen employed. The mos
skillful cutter in the State who is "death on
fits" always on hand 10 take measures All
who feel anxious to get the worth Of their mo-
ueg, are requested to call when Ih.y come to
Galllpolis) ut the Great Clothing Emporium,
where hey will be kindly welcomed
Remember the place. Court Street. -Four doors
frOm he Garner Of he Public SquGrs.
MOSES FRANZ.
GalIipolis, Ohio Dee 10 1853
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
BACK AGAINli
FALL AMI WINTER
STOCK OF GOODS
MOSES FRANK,
Court Street, GAL -IPOLlS, OHIO

HAS JUST RECEIy.
ed his third Fall and
Winter stock Of Cloths
aud Cassimerrs TO which
he alIs particularly the
attention Of the Ladies.
He has the best stock Of
Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks.
in the market. Also a
fine lot Of French Elan
mel for Gentlcmcn's over
shirts All sorts and
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-16
ER0N RIeHN0NDiI

LYxcHRbRe. December j Passengers b
tie Western train tonight report a raid on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad at Bristol
The. cnengf supposed, to be q portion Of Bur-
bridges command, from Beans station, adsans
cedrapidlg and entered thetown at Eve O'clock
tllis morning, destroyed a considerable quants.
~ q government stores, engines ard trains of
cars Of the: East Tennessee AVID Virginia Raifs
Road. The Eastern bonnd passenger train Of
the road was captured between Bristol and
Abingdon. No positive information Of the ene-
rHy's number received supposed 70 Be 6ve. 81
six Thousand, a portion Of whom are said still
tooccupy the place. a body Of the enemy
returning towards Beans station, encountered
our forces at zollirofer, a station on East Ten.
nessee ard Virginia railroad vest Of Bristol
where fight was progressing at last accounts.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-16
CANDIES s. q. .EEF7 A g, DEC Ie, 1864

within sight. Also that several pfisates we're
shot. Its, however, due TO the Federals to
say thatthey respected families in our city,
within doors, but at.the same tine robbed them
of all without In the coaatry, families were.
frequently ilAtreaied, and their houses also.
sacked - 5,issf; s1j8fT;
omitted to state in the proper place that
the State House and Executive mansion were,
after consultation on the part of Sherman aud
oth5r Generals, left standing on the ground
that Georgia, within six months, would be
again q part Of, the United States through State
action. a staff officer repeatedly asserted that:
they knew that the State would go back. We
believe they are mistaken for judging of the
effect of their vandalism on Miledgeyille. We,
believe the State wiz be a unit, as we Are, in
Increased hatred to them. Loss of property has
only united aud bound us more closely in de-
termined resistance: even to death. i
r. MO. 4
The Charleston conriiar says with reference
to the above:
The Mr.. Gibbes alluded to by the cores
pondent is Mr.. Joseph s.. Gibbes, refugee from
cur coast, father Of our fellog-citizeu, james s..
sGibbcs, Esq, of this city Mr.. qibbes is sew
senty-fye years Of age, and bis wifesis bind
They had their two daughters with them when
they escaped from their residence barely with
their lives Their furniture, clothing, silver;
plate to the amount of S25,0o0, were taken.
from thems with one hundred and twenty Eve;
slaves. Let every Carolinian rca embcr that:
Alr. Gibbes residence was destroyed because
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-16
.MrARRIE13
On Wednesday. the I4th inst:s at theresdenG5so Of
the bride s4ather by the Rey.J. L. SHUFoRp, Capt a.
TEAM to Hiss JAN E b.: Vol c. eldest da,ightet ess
S. II. You've, Esq all of tIs district.


= 81 80
Drsp, ofdiptleria November III 1864 EUGENE Z
AUGUSTUS, second son Of William T. and Dora S. a
.MeFeat, aged six years.
Eugene was bright little boy, remarkably gentle
and afectionate. Heloyed the Sunday school, endear
led himself 10 his teacher and pastor by his admirable
department., and was tho pride Of his father aud the
joy Of b,s mothers heart Eugene and his elder brcS
iher Willy were Ike twins devoted TO each other and 4
einsepafable companions. His death almost broke 4
WHY'S heart Whom it was evident that EngeHe ia,
wonld die willy expressed passionate desire to de-
scendwtli him to the grave; saying his mother
"Mainna Il would be willing to be shot to die before 81
my brother. can't bear 10, be le alonea,s lovely
W. 7
With the summer birds fitting, our darling has Iefs
us -
Winging his ilightto happier land
With the fading Of flowers, cold DEATH as bercis us
ofthe one that was gayest il our bright happy
band
We shall never see hin--our Genie our darIing
In the sweet morn Of childhood he has gone 10 his
rest:
But above-when the Saviour shall open unto us 1,
We shall see him aud know him IN the land Of the
blest.S
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-16

DEsERrEns ARRESTED. Two deserters, clainingto
belong to the Foreign Legion stationed in Columbia
at this time, calling themselves JAMES MoKgGzIx aud
WM- RAlxEY, were arrested on Monday evening last
and are in limbo Two executions having taken place
within the past few days in the same legionone for
sdesertion, the other for disordery eonductslould
have been warning to all others inclined to brave our
laws aud camp discipline. They viii no doubt nSet
the SAME Just reward for dlsobedence Of orders and
to the government that mad received them
as loyal ctizelis We have always dsapproved Of
taking INTO our ranks those who heYe served under
Yankee roe audswho had taken the oath Of allegiance
to our government. have no faith in such loyalty
and believe il as has already been proven innauy in
stances To be short policy the part Of our
governmental have nangirated and sustained such a
system. (
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-16
WHAT SOUTH CAEs0l aNA HAY
EXPECT.
THE vANDALs IN MILLEDaEyILLE.
MIrdEDeEyILI.E. November 27 4 e64


SIR For public information We drop yon
aline or tyo from this point, that it may be
known what the Federal army has donc in
passing through this place The first appear
ance Of Sherman cavalry ia our city was on
The 20th, not more than twenty men first ma
king their appearance. They fingered on the
outskirts of the. town, cut the telegraph wires,
and after inquiring if any of Hheeler's men
we're here, and being answered in thesnega-
tive, advanced through the streets with cooked
pistols aud carbincs, seizing horses and excis
ting 40 little CONSERVATION and alarm. BY
Monday afternoon Slocum's corps began to
come in by way of Social Circle, Madison and
Eatpntop, and the other divisions under him
by way Of Monticello. Sherman forces came
in by the way Of Clinton on Tuesday and
Wednesday,
The columnssisiting Miliedgeyille composed
the 18th and goth corps, and it is thought
numbered some twenty thousand muskets; with
corresponding artillery and several Thousand
Wagons. These wagons were mostly loaded
withprovisions, the army subsisting on what
they found on their way in the country. They,
spread iesolation broadcast taking everything
IN their Way ID ~ ne breadth OF a5oustwenty
miles. Corn, fodder, meal, Hour, horses, mules,
hogs, cattle, sheep poultry Of every descrlp;,
ton, servants thafsouid BE- snticeds and forced
oil, ana these n great numbers. Inc las.sof
the army leIs on 5rloag loreneon, rs deseroylng
IN lss lsar lne Dliage oyer sne ocesee az Inns
place. having s1 previously earns she Arsenal
VIE shree taousaha ssso ol aFs u ~, olsa
up tae lagszne and onrnt tne fali isoad i 1c.
poi ne Fena!snslar Was ournt oy some Q, ;,
tne cenqscss, saia 70 W the women. ' fe rali
ioaa mas eeen uesstroyeo Ior ;apout TWO ana
nalf mlsss rom tnls towards Gordon, ana fer
aboutf isuf miles from Gordon IN this dircc-
ton. - =.
are INFORMED tnas .ne roaa between TINS
ana Haeenlon was @ unaissurDea stu except the
orldgeg across Little river which was burned
withsihe depot at Eatonson. The State House,
the Executive Mansion, the Factory and the
Asylum n are lett Standing, though all but the
latter dismantled. Ihe Ohnrches we're entered
and materially damaged; The only private.