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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-15
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
1lonut Eden Mining Gamma,

,o..,ai Ut SuTJ t,,,i nti,.iuE TH =
hereby given, that the Board of Trustees of the
Mount Eden Mining Company. al a meeting held
march I7th, 1864, levied an assessment (No q Of
fifty cents each and every share of the capital
stock of said Company; said assessment payable
Immediately. in gold coin. TO the Secretary. at the
Room No. 3. or TO Franklin Morgan, Esq, Super.
intendent, at the mine.
mch25 BOT II. B. COSGDON, Sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

Here is ballad which Thsckery wrote
and which sometimes he would gOod-hu
mOredly sing himself, when pressed, in I
grave, characteristics kind of recitstiVC
each line repeated twice. Ills called.
THE BALLAD OF LITTLE BILLIE.
There were three sailors in Bristol city,
Who took a boat and went to sea.
But first with beef and captains biscuit,
And picked pork they loaded she.
There was guzzling jack and gorging Jimmy,
And the youngest he was little Billee.
Now very soon they were so greedy,
They didn't leave not one split pea.
Says guzzliug Jack 10 gorging Jimmy,
81 am extremely hungaree."
Says gorging Jim to guzzling Jaeky,
"We have no provisions, so We must eat I'VE"
Says guzzling Jack to gorglng Jimmy,
30 gOrging Jim whata fool you be
There's little Bill is young and tender.l
We're old and tough, so let's eat he
go Bill, we're going to kill and eat you,
So undo the collar Of your chemie"
When Bill received this information
BE used his Observation-Disclosures.
40 let me say my estechism,
As my poor nanny taught to me-"
0Make haste, make haste, ''says guzzling Jaeky,
While Jim pulled out his snickersnee.
So Bill went up the main top gallant mast.
Where down he fell on bis bended knee.
He scarce had come to the Twelfth Command
ment,
When up he jumps, "There's land see.
There's Iarusaleuo and MADAGASCAR
And North and South AmeTikee-
There's the British feet q riding at anchor,
With Admiral Nelson, K. G. b.
sowhen they came to the Admiral's vessel,
he hanged fat Jack and fogged Jimmee.
But as for little Bill, he made him
The captain Of q seventy-three.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

The following is tabular statement
showing how our forces are divided. The
HAnaconda seems to have good many
joints.
1. The fo1tiheations at Key West and
the Tortugss are held by sufficient gsrri-
sonF,
2. The remains of General seymOur's
command st Jacksonville.
g. The immediate command Of General
Gilmore at Port Royal, Pulaski, Folly
Island, etc.
4. The troops under General Peck, at
Beaufort NeWbern, and other places in
North Carolina.
8. The command under Gederal Butler
at Norfolk and on the lower Peninsula.
6. The Army Of the Potomac on the
Rspidsn.
I. The gsrrisOns of Washington and
Baltimore.
8. The troops ia the lower shenandoah
Valley, and thence to Cumberland, Graf
ton, Beverly, etc.
9. The troops in the Kanswhs Valley.
10. The Army Of the Ohio, in East Ten
nessee.
II. The army under The immediate COM
mand Of General Grant ct Chattanooga,
Huntsville, etc.
IL. The troops ct Memphis and It's vicin-
ity.
Is. The command Of General Sherman
between Vicksburg and Selma.
IA The gsrrisOns Ct Vieksburg and lie
vicinity.
Is. The gsrrisOns Of New Orleans, Baton
Rouge, etc.
16. The troops sent by General Banks
to cooperate with Admiral Farrsgu
against Mobile.
To complete the picture we may add Il
these:
II. The troops on the Rio Grande.
I9. Those at Indisnola, etc.
10. General Frsnklin's command in tn
Teche region.
20. General Steele ct Little Rock.
q. The command in the vicinity o
Fort Smith.
p. The troops in Missouri.
%. The command in New Mexico.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
CnId.RIooded Murder.

A report comes from North Carolina OF
q shocking act Of inhumanity performed
by the rebel officers in command in that
state. It is said that twenty-three loyal
North Carolinisns belonging to Colonel
Fosters regiment and taken prisoners not
long ago in an engagement between our
forces and the enemy, were hanged at
Kinston "as deserters from the Confeder-
ate CONSUMPTION" Il is difficult 10 believe
that such an atrocious act ss this could be
permitted by the rebel leaders; but the
Raleigh journals give reports Of the hang
ing, and there appears to be no doubt that
these twenty-three poor fellows we're thus
murdered in cold blood. The behavior of
the rebel leaders recently has shown their
desperation; like gamblers whom losses
have made mad, and whom ruin stsres in
the face, they play wildly.
Our government will moi, we hope, let
this act Of wholesale murder pass without
proper notice. To retaliate upon innocent
individuals the barbarous deeds Of unscru.
pulous leaders is always hardship; but
this hanging Of loyal men must be stop
ped; and if no other way appears, it will
become our duty TO set up the gallows /;
only, in that csse, we hope that officers,
and, as far as possible, renegade West
Point ofioeTs, will be selected to suffer.
1t is q curious comment upon the spirit
in which the war is conducted by the two
sides, that while we have never yet hang
ed man, even Of those West Pointers and
navy officers who SO shsmefully deserted
their flag, though many Of them hsve
been in cur hands, the rebel leaders have
on several occasions inflicted death upon
those who remained loysl 10 the Union.
It will hardly do for the rebel chiefs to be
stiokIers for allegiance: scarcely one Of
them but has violated dozen solemn oaths
of fidelity besides the natural allegiance
they owed to the Union. II they claim
the right to hang loyal citizens because
they refuse 10 submit TO the rebel rules,
they command and authorize US thereby
10 hang every West Point man in the rebel
service, and when JEFF Davis signed the
death warrant Of these North Carolina
Unionists he set up precedent which con-
demned him to the gsllows, twice over, as
q dessrier.
The rebels claim that these citizens,
whom they hang, are deserteTs from their
army. The conscription act say they,
places every man in the South in our ar
my; therefore any man who joins the
Unionsforces is q deserter. But we re-
ply, our national enrolment act places
every man in the South in our army and
if we were to act upon the principle
adopted by the rebels, we should be au-
thorized to hang, as deserteTs, all rebels
who fall into our hands. Our government
has been slow to resort to Tetsisioni and
this is right. But it cannot suffer the
murder Of these twenty-three North Caro-
linisns topass unnoticed-espeoially when
q number more are threatened with the
same fste.-NeiO FORK Post.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.

ST have never charged my mind IesPeeting them
nom the FIRST, exosbtlng to think yet better OF that
sFhIoh began thinking we'll Of II Rev Henry Ward
ssTbe Jro,hes are stan OF Life to me. .''-[Prof
EGaard North, Pr5s't hamilton College, Clinton,
For Throat Troubles they area Specific. I'm. P.
Willis
ssrOo favoTably known to need commendation. ~
fHon. Chas. A. I helps, PTes't Mass senate.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

T AND OFFICE.-H. Il. LITTLE
4 has constantly on hand q large number Of I'm
proved Farms tor sale for cash or on time. Also
variety Of City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms, City Personal
I'd floor. mAyl1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
Ohm q. JENNING s
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATHR BUILDING.

Bu.iEe4s Prore t.. A goo Building and lot en-
Public square; NV rentel to ray 10 = ON prics
ask, d.
Also, Buildings and Lots on Superior and O-tA1io
s reets.
with marble mantles, ba: rooms hot and cold wa
ter, &c s., 800 and s7,n00
Lake Street Good two story Brick HOuIe, with
barn, truif, &c. 5000.
Kinsmaa Street, near Forest Gothic Cottage and
three acreI ian0, with barn, fruit shrubbary, &c.
Ecli1 StTe.t Go brick House aud LOt. s5OOO
Wilson St,eet, near Clinton Park. Good House
az 4 Lot. 900.
Hamilton street. Good two story House and Lot.
1900.
Kinfman Street. near Ferry. Gsci House and Lot.
1900.
On 'ario Street, near Lake. Good Houss and Lease
hO'd. $50
Home, store and eashold on b ord Street $780,
Bridge treet. House and LOr. $40.
Pearl Street. 60 lase BOnse and Lot. sfs60
Euclid street, near Perry al,O near Hudson St.
some very desirabl3 Buildiag Lots.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

D EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYEE
9Rsued Real Estate Once in Rouse'T block coFnsY
81 BupeEior-6t and Public SqnaTa and hABnOnstantl
on hand several thousand acres Of drBs quality Farm
ing Lands in the States ofIoWa, wisconsin and MiI
lFi 70 exohangsfor city country property; alISl
Ior AllskindH Of BerBonAl property. Partoash pHtd
nanalaArV ''F..f = aRVis' RRs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

H9uEe and Lot on Libby stiest, recsntly oTnfd and
de- ce.
House aud Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts. Lo,
l5lnzOO- very desirable location. Terms easy
brick House and Lot corner Of BroWuell and N IL
son-Sts; Lot 60 feet front, running to the Lake
Jan be had at a bargain
-Four Brlck Houses \ Os. 50, 90 "a and S. Euclfd 81
Lots 25xl3s; very desirable l. cation VIII be sold
sepdratelO, or altt get er. Terms easv
hOuze aid Lot No. Us Harden -SI. Lot 25xI25 sTO
frame House on University Heights. Lot 66yasl
very de irf.ble resi- ence. Price s2,GO0. Terms
Brick Ouse No. Ie6st Cltir-st. Lot Ots7Ils2 5000.
Terms easy.
House and Lot No. s5 siBley-St. GRAPES, Peaches
and small Fruits. Price 1850
Brlck House NO. 209 Kinsmah-St Lot u3x20O I o
be had at a bargain.
Lot on UniseIsity heights; 66Xl93 feet on Newton
ST. south OF and near Gle Seand lnat-tute
Frame House No a Wood-St, Lot 4sxI gas Al A
water. Price $500.
Frame Cottage ON superior-St Lot 52S20O A YER,
desir-bie location
Brick dwellings, hog IO4 and IO6 Euolid Btres.
dsN5.,hi6 Lo Fh1inning through to Huron street. VerJ
houso and Lot, corner ParkmAn and Brounell-sts
2ee1Pisa also as shOs shop. Lot 251iOO feet
BuikIding, Msshinsry. DC, for the manufacture OF
Do1es1 wash boards, &c, cornor of Wesr River
- ia Ana MAln-Sts- a good paving business.
~ iOet on Edclid-St. Terms easy.
house and Lot no. 100 GHOST elRO
TWO brlek Houses aud Lots on Enoid-St psar Per
cottage, No. I2l Laks-st. Lot 2sxIOo feet.
house aud Lot, NO. Z27 ScoVille- Avenue
ner Seneca-St. -
Fivs acres on Wilson Avenue, with considerable I'm.
IS SHARES glsvelOud. PaInesvillo AAshtabuIa Rail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
Br. vichOis' Female Monthly Pills,

the only genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOTICE TO LADIEs--nO article Of medicine intended
for the exclusive Of Females, that has ever made
Its appearance, has met with such universal success
s. these celebrated Pills. No disease IL SO little IN
derstood, and consequently badly treated female
diseases These Pills the result Of much study
snd careful experience in all varieties OF female
Paints and in all cases of Irregularities suppression
leucOrrhosa or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder
kidneys and womb, and loss of energy, thelT
use IS above all praise. Among the many Thousands
that hayo used them in all pGrts Of the Onion
speak Ill OF them, for all like them. They contain
mercury, no iron steel, no deadly oils. Their use
can do no harm, and when used according to direc-
tionsi they always 90 good.
N. b. Married ladies who have reason TO bslleVs
themselves in the family way, should not them,
be the consequence.
Price-tl per box. Persons sending for Pills viii
oneioss one dollar and two postage stamps.
Several persons knowing the efficacy Of these Pills,
nave 90 yertsed as being agents for Dr.. Vchols Pills
sud selling worthless pill.
n. B. The genuine Nichols' Female italian Pills
cannot be found at any other place IN the Onfts(
Ohio.
DR.. Hunter has In his possession numerous osrtih-
oates and testimonials Ehch relieved and happy "a
tiens have rendered him. and have kindly permitted
him 70 exhibit 10 those desirous Of his services.
- Othee hours from A. n. to 3F. n. Ootl5dAa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
FARMS AND our LOTS.

Farm Of 100 acres on AXE Shore u miles from thu
city good house. Barn, Fruit, 80.
Fam OF l6l acre, II miles IRON the city; go-d
build ngs. Pr rscs t40 per acIe
Farm Of lis Rcrfs in Orange township, on plaf K
road good huildngs, &c R4I per acre.
Farm Of lls acres in Independence; good build.
ings. &C eih per acre.
Farm oi lOl acres on pauk roaI, 10 miles from sis
soil sandy loan and river b1ttO new house, 60 d
orchard, &C.
IO@A.-Some gooi impr1Jed Farms near Muscl-
tine, on Mississippi riv-r.
Farm Of 50 acres in north Eeslern Indiana, near a
Will exchange for City Property.
Euclid Roaj, smiles from Post Oncs, II acres; a
nice building lot.
st. Ulair Roa I, miles from Fost Ofice, I3 acres
most excellent land.
Will.on Avenue. Five a.rss near KinsmAn-St.
Euc il Road, three mile n. m Post Office 5X Getes
with front also on Cedar sire ; considerable fruit
and beautiful stream Of water. desirable lot.
Twenty acres near the Water Oule aud on Eant
road and very cheap $500.
BROOKLYN e1ter, 4miles from City. Brick Heuss
and X acres land si500
Twenty-one acres on SpanRlsr's Avenue, near VIII
son street. First qualify Of laJd. $3.50 p=r acre,
SsNenteen acres Crawford Road, near hupsi iol
SIIeet Extension. S25O per acre.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
MEDICAL.
DR.. HUNTER's
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

InR. HUNTER STILL CONTIN-
IL TIHUES at the old established place, No. IL,
MatheWs' Block, south side Of the Public Square,
the only reliable phyisean in levelAnd treating the
following diseases, namely: Sorofula, Cancers Ul-
GERS, Tum0rs, Fistuia, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
diseases, Rheumatism, AEus and Fever, Seminal
weakness, aud all diseasis peculiar 70 Females Leu
eOrrhoea or Whites, Suppression OF The nenses Pain
ful Menstruation, inflammation and Ulosrafion Of
the teru8 or Womb, PrOlapsus or Falling Of the
removed from the systsu All diseases o lhs OrFans
ofgeneration OF male or female, O whatever name
manner pointed out BY long experience sSD2 inVssti
aSriow prices and quick cures. Reosut ea,ea opras
in from three to eight days. All syphilitc and mer
ourial taints entirely removed from the system.
DR.. HUNTER is constantly curing cases in from
three eight weeks that have been treated by otheI
physicians from one to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply to Dr.. Hunter Immediately either in person OF
By letter. he never fails 70 His remedies
perfectly safe, and unknown 70 any other physician
Patients Of either sex living at distance, By stat.
ing their diseases in writing, giving all thssymptOng
dressing Dr.. Hunter, Of Cleveland, Ohio postpaid
All communications confidential.
From bis experience and extensive practice he
makes no scrupleg in asserting that whatever be IN
derstkes in his specialty, he viii MOST CERTAINLY PEB'
FORM Ne matter how hopeless may be the case
whether from extreme debility and proatatiOn.of tht
system, OF from nnsuccessful treatment Of empiriel
or selt-styled " M. D.'s" whom many have unfOrtu-
nately been under, from the false deleAcy that
many Of my patients tell kept them from sarly
application % me, the no less fatal ideas Of over
coming the disease BY the adyancement Of age and
strictly moral mind for-they, and ALL make the
case worse, and it is early one from the cause q
being tirely local. il Affects the entire animal econ.
omy, and then requires general we'll local treat
ment which DR.. Hunter is happy to be able to say
that thorough investigation, and great improvement
IN the treatment Of private and delicate diseases Of
both sexes, OF however long duration, yield to hn
mode Of treatment. ths unfortunate value life and
health they should be sure and call physioian Of
age and experience.
"a No CHARGE Tor adyics. Ths Doctors odacs II
constantly thrOnged with patients from all parts Of
the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

n - eG11@1 ~ y 0AO4LaAN4 L
@TkI TAB ], and ;, SDroteoted By Roy
g. Letters Patent O. England, and secured By II,
Seals OF the Bcole dc Pharmauie dc Pariu ana ~,
imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna
No. One ID invaluable for Exhaustfou. gnarmakor
rhosa and ell physical disabilities
No. Two completely eradicntss ali trnoeg OF tbo..
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the na
seous and peLnioior1 u4e OF copaVta and onbebs.
Roe Three has en- trey Implanted thoiniuriouH uua
OF mercury thereby insuriRs 70 the sufferer spoedT
rellel ospersing all impurities and roofing out ths
TRiEsEhAR Nos. ], and }, are preparations n fbr
sorm Of lozenges, devoid OF tats and SMELL and can
De carried IN TIE Wastcoat pO ket. Sold in tn csseT
and divided into separate dO8ea al admiuiserod ~
lelpAu Aalemsndi kouI, Bicsld, sc. Price % each:
0r leases for - which saves %; and IN oeJ oaSs.
NnereoY tnere II saving OF e9. To be had whoie.
Saie AHd retail OF Dr. BARROW, No. lSl Blssoksr-si
Ammediatsly on receiving . remittance Dr. harm.
VIII the Tri6semaF 70 any nart Or tha ,-oriS
ssouroly packed, and addressed Socordisr h fhs -
structions OF the writer - - ~
a..-told ~ ". tiI.AIlK Arant Cor rl.u,i.rh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

Artemus Ward fought the Indians near
the Great Salt Lake with remarkable
bravery, but wss'csptured by overwhelm-
ing numbers. IfArtemus hsd only thought
10 utter some Of his Jokes to the ssvsges,
he would have made them laugh them
selves into commissions, and then hemigbt
hsye killed the whole Of them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

ziO acres In Brecksvie; IS acres improved balance
- choice timber land s25 per acres. Terms easT
and Fruit. Price s25JO
lO0 Acr-s in Newburg1. House and Barn two Otoh-
ards and IS acres Wood Land
proved balance lmber
Y acres on 81. OlAir 81. small frame hcuss
- acres on hinsmsn-St., opposite the CemetsrT
~ acres 70 wood land, balance improVed) on Euclfd
EsoauI good springs Of water, fruit and q good
- Situation for grapes.
Ohoiee and well selected lands in Iowa Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange
% acres Ia hewburg, about miles from CLEVELAND
81, 6Ood mouse nad barn and fine orchard as 90
Square. -
FIuit Water, dc 0"u '
59 Aces ia EaAt Cleveland rndar bi,b .ts,o ~ ,l
llYaton, god house and barn X miles r. m
City limits Terms essy - fabs e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

DR.. Foley, of Paris, proposes to cure
astbma. Group, and other disorders Of the
respiratory organs, by submitting patients
"a 4 pressure Of two stmospheres and
half in chamber subjected 10 the prets-
ure Of forcing pump. BE contends
also. that weakness may be eioVercome in
the same way, as compressed air srteli-
alizes the blood and increases the vital
bowers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he fails to the
above named diseases. He will pay the same sum fol
the proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the same diseases with equal success
After many years Of laborious study and expert
enco, Dr. GIBSON is happy in being able to announce
to the unfortunate that he has perfected system Of
4 rnatr. .na.DNf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

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lAahion II removes tao, freokss, DimPes and rough
moss from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh
transparent and smooth. It contains no material in
furious 70 the skin. Patronizsd By Actresses an
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