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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-10
Historical L~etter--JeE. Davis Con.
neetiOn with the Original COnspi-


A Historical Lefter--JeE. Davis Con.
neetiOn with the Original COnspi.
raey.
The following letter written by David
L. Yulee, of Florida, on January 9Th, 1861
has just been published. At the time it
was written Yulee was United States Sen
ator from Florida:
WASHINGTON, January 5, 1861.
MY DEAR SIR: The Immediately i'm
portant thing to be done is the occupation
Of the forts and arsenal in Florida. The
naval station and forts at Pensacola are
first in consequence. For this a force Is
necessary. [ have conversed with Mr..
Toombs upon the subject-he will start
this week for Georgia, and says if the con-
vention or Governor will ask Governor
Brown, of Georgia, for a force, he will i'm
mediately send an efficient force and take
the navy yard and forts.
The occupation of the Navy Yard will
give us a good supply of ordnance and
make the capture of the fort easier. Major
Chase built the forts, and will know all
about them. Lose no time, for nv opin-
ion is, troops will be very soon dispatched
to reinforce and strengthen the forts in
Florida. The arsenal at Chattahoochie
should be looked to, and that at once, to
prevent the removal of arms deposited
there.
1 think that b" the 4th of March all the
Southern States will be oat, except perhaps
Kentucky and Missouri; and they will
soon have to follow.
What is advisable, is the earliest posi-
L~~-5~aiaaEfOn Or n 0ouLnern COnfeQer-
acy, and of a Southern army. The North
is rapidly consolidating against us, upon
the plan of force. A strong government,
as eight States will make, promptly or
ganized, and a strong army, with JEFF.
Davis for General-in-chief, will bring
them to a reasonable sense of the gravity
of the crisis.
Have a Southern Government as soon
as possible, adopting the present Federal
Constitution for the time, and a Southern
army. l repeat this, because it is the i'm
portant policy.
Virginia, and Maryland, and Tennes-
see are rapidly coming up to the work.
God speed you.
1 shall give the enemy a shot next
week, before retiring. 1 saw enenvy
YesI l am theirs, and they are mine.
l am willing to be their masters, but
not their brothers.
Yours, in haste,
d. L. YULEE.
JOSEPH FINEGAN, ESQ, or Colonel GEO.
w. CALL.
Lose no time about the navy yard and
forts at Pensacola.
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1t would tax credulity itselfto estimate
the future wealth of Nevada. The com,
pletion of the Pacific railroad will halve
every dollar of expenditure in mining and
double every dollar of product. The value
of mines near the greatroad will quadruple
without being touched, while constant dis
coveries are rendering the field for enter
prise boundless.
Men of means, who wish to avoid the
generalization and risk of reckless specu,
lation and yet invest their surplus capital
where, with good management, large re-
turns are certain, would do well to post
themselves up in Nevada matters.
As a legitimate business, theoretically
pushed, and in~telligently managed, as any
business should be, silver mining in Ne
vada is lucrative enough to satisfy any
sensible man.
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An Ob~strePereus OhiO Regiment an
RiehmOnd-The Regulars Called

An O-bstrepereus Ohio Regiment in
RiehmOnd-The Regulars Called
Out.
About eleven o'clock on Friday night
the 9Th Ohio Cavalry reached the city,
under its regimental officers, from Dan
vile, where it had been doing duty, and
were assigned quarters at "the Libby.
Early on Saturday morning a large num-
of them left their temporary barracks,
and imbibed a suficiency of common
whisky to render them noisy and insubor-
dinate. Hearing how they were proceed
ing, Lieutenant hurry, of the goth New
York State Militia, the officer of the guard,
fastened to the prison to quell the dis
turbance. He was immediately sur
rounded by twelve or thirteen of those
most intoxicated, who threatened to shoot
him if he attempted to make any arrests.
At this iunotuFe bottles (empty of %course)
were thrown from the windows of the
quarters of the regiment. Lieutenant
hurry sent for a force, when twenty of
the 4th Massachusetts came to his assist
anee, but these were quickly driven back.
The cavalry continued to swear, during
the affair, that they were armed with
seyen-shooters, and could and,.would whip
every i~nfantryman who attempted to in
terfere with them. Soon after the repulse
of the Castle-Thunder guard, Captain Ellis
worth, with t~hirty-six of the nth United
States Regulars, reached the spot and re-
stored order without much trouble. Three
hundred and ~sixty-eight of the regiment
were thereupon marched down to Rockets
and placed upon a transport, to prevent
a repetition of the disorder. Three com
panies which had not participated in it
were permitted to remain at their quar-
tiers in the Libby. A sergeant ring
leader, arrested by Lieutenant Murry-
snapped a pistol at him. The fact that
the cap was defective, gives the guard
force one more officer for duty this morn
ing than there would have been had it ex-
pl0ded. The sergeant was then secured
and locked up in the Castle. Captain
Sehoonmaker made several naTrow escapes,
as one of the soldiers attempted to shoot
him, while another drew a sabre. Both
were fortunately, however prevented from
carrying out their murderous purpose
Considering the excitement which pre-.
vailed, it wa q remarkable circumstance
that no one was very seriously hurt dur
ing an affair which promised for a time to
eliminate in blood-shed. The regiment is
en- route to Ohio, where it will be mus.
tered out Of servfce.-Richn1ond Wing
MOudaH-
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CARROLL COUNTY.

Two young men, hailing from Wheeling,
were arrested at Steubenville, on Wednes-
day evening last, charged with passing
counterfeit United States Treasury notes
of the denomination of ten dollars. They
-n-l-l
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Hal To Retrnrrnde.

The daughter Of oneof u well-known
c;azens said to her father one evening this
week that if he would give her a cent on
the following morning, anddouble it every
dsv during the month, she would not ask
him for n more for a year. He, not
@,I-inO it q thought, replied that he would
I'D to. She computed the amount,
and he found that it would ne S5,ses,-
'To7 81, an item rather more nan his IN
come would SlioW. his commentator of
-a~..,wu-
ana . great variety Of other goods usually Kept
Drng93sts. at lower prices than elsewhere in I
DEutbEtf uovI
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Captain Ralph Plumb, of Oberlin, As
sistant Quartermaster United States Vol
unteers, who has been in the service from
the first outbreak ofthe rebellion, and has
acted as Post Quartermaster at Camp
Dennison for the last three years, has
been relieved at his own request. Captain
Plumb was one of the most upright, faith
full and efficient officers in the service. he
;tns1. "a sstt tls in Alabama and tsFt the
3 l---LAnr- "a Che hirhnrt hiddnr mhn ri
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Certificates Of the various articles are first put
into enyelops, sealed up and mixed; and when
ordered are taken out without regard to choice,
and sent by mall, thus giving ALA fair chance. On
receipt of the certificate. you will see what you are
to have aud then it is at your option to send the
Dollar and take the article or not Purchasers
may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or
any set Of Jewelry on our list for ONE DOLLAR
Send % Cents for Certificate.
In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying the postage aud
doing the business, 25 Cents each, which must be
enclosed when the certificate is sent. Five certih-
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North CnrnHnn

The North Carolina election for Gov
ernor came off yesterday. 1t had been
supposed that Provisional Governor
Holden would walk over the course, but a
new candidate has appeared in the person
of Worth, the rebel State Treasurer, who,
being a bitter secessionist, and strongly in
favor Of assuming the rebel debt, will
probably succeed Holden went as far as
a decent man could in concessions to the
rebel element but Worth underbid him
and will take the prize. So it goesl The
men who have done the most to destroy
the Union are to have the power and
honor under the Reconstructed Union.
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A woman named Boursiea, at Cham
piltta, France, has an extraordinary talent
for killing vipers. She discovers their re-
treat by her ems of smell and then attracts
them to the surface of the ground by the
aid of liquor of her own composition. On
their appearance she squirts on their heads
a small portion of the liquor, which stupi-
fles them, and so they are easily killed.
Between the first of May and the 10th OF
September of the present year she de-
stroyed 2,274 of these reptiles, for which
she received sl7f. 2Oe, the premium for the
destruction of vipers being % confines
each.
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$40
MISCELLANEOUS.

n uEREBY GIVE NOTICE that my wife,
Amanda NJ. Lloyd, left my bed and board without
any proyocat;on whatever, on the evening of the ID
inst, since which time she has mol Ieturheu 70 me
will not DO responsible for any debts she may con-
tract IL IN NAM : II. LLOYD. novIn:aA
On 10 III. MOORE5S OLD STAND, 16I
NT ontario street, corner Of Michigan, 10 buy your
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HELP.

KITCHEN GlkL Mndsd' 10 do the work Of a
small M IT f5@il wen Apply at 3 Prospect street. now
Observation-Disclosures "Hollands Life
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Lana AheA1r ssmniqs- Sold by subscription. 4.
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Oct2g - -. ~ ANNEh
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WANTS.

WTaNTFnsITUATION-Bya practical Wool
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House, Cleveland, Ohio. -note.Sol
CTILL WANTED-lJO men; also 40 girls and
y women. and vessel cooks. Several roomst 20 rem;
s ~ Bank street, opposite the Meddsh
House.
WANTED-sEooND EANDo dERgTRlN III IIsI3
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07
Ayers SarSaDarilla.

= a concentrated extract of the choice root, 81
! combined with ldh.. Substances ot still greater
Alternative luwct j. To afford eirctual anlilotc
Tor disease, >ar-aparila j. rrputctl to cure such
~trumou. complaints, and that one which will ac
cumpiish their must prove, Il. this has oi inn
ice 10 this large class OF fellow citizens
How completely this compound will do it has been
proved hv cNicrm nj on many OF the worst cases
Ia be found IN tn. f'iio~ine complaints -
Scrofula Setotuous swclliugs, aud >ores, skin
Diseases, fimples, iustules, Emptions, -
Rhcum. Sc4,id Head. kingN orm, sc.
SyphUiS IeHeriH Disease Is expelled from the
system by the prolonged use Of sAEsArNRIIIA,
ard tn, patient is left in comparative health
Efsadfs Diseases are caused by srroiula in the
blood, aud often soon cured by this EXTRACT
OP SNI>NPNEILiN
10 not discard this invaluable medicine. because
you have been imposed upon by something pretend
ing to he >ar>aparilla while il was not. When You
hsvc used ArEE's--tnen, and not till then, will You
known the virtues OF Sarsupara For minute
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Ayers Alucrican Almanac, which tine agent below
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Pain or Morbid lnaCtion of the Bowels, flatulencv,
Los, OF Appetite, Liver Complaint, propsey, Worms
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HunncWell's Tolu Anodyne.

Tho real necessity OF this splendid preparation was
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i thu wish Of the proprietor that it be- accepted
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REMARKABLY CURE Of srIrF KNEE

REMARKABLE CURE Of STIFF KNEE
by Allcock'a Porous Plasters.-How many per-
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gentleman, from placing the heel of his boot on q
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cal advice. As a last resort very eminent phys
clan called in to see If anything more could be
done. After examination he said, MY opinion is
your knee will never be bent again" He recon-
mendcd that the whole leg and knee should be en-.
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accelerate the permanent stiening of the knee, and
said, the sooner il done the better" But the
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

HEADING ory A LAwvER.-Rufus
Choate in an important assault-and-bat.
terry at sea case had Dick Barton chief
mate of the clipper ship Challenge, and
badgcrcd him SO for about an hour, that
at last Dick got his salt water up, and
hauled by the wind to bring the keen
Boston lawyer under his batteries.
At the beginning of his testimony Dick
had said that the night was ozark as the
devil, aud raining like seven bells
Suddenly Mr. Choate asked him
"Was there moon that MI ht?
"Yes, sir"
"Ah. yes! a moon"
"Yes. full moon"
did you see it ?"
Not n mite"
Then how do you know tbare was
moon?"
Nautical almanac said SO, and I'll be-
lieve that sooner than any lawyer in this
world"
What was the principle luminary that
night. sir7"
"Binnacle lamp, aboard the Challenge"
"Ah you are growing sharp, Mr.. Bar
ton"
What in blazes have you been grind
ing me this hour for-to make me dull ~
.'Bc civil, sir. And now tell me what
latitude and longitude you crossed the
equator in 7"
Sho! You are joking"
"No, sir | am in earnest, and desire
you to ansaer me-"
81 shan't."
$50 you refuse do YOUR
"Yes-l can't"
"Indeed, you are chief mate OF clip
per ship, and unable to answer so simple
q question p
Eyes, It's the simplest question ever
had asked me. Why thought every
fool Of lawyer knew there Amt no lath'
tide on the equator"
That shot ao0redRa!vs Choatc.
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