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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-11
wPHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

~PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
me Propristors Of the New York MuBeHm Of AnAt-
ony have determined, regardless Of expense, to Is
ne free flor the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
suppression Il qusokery) four Of their most inter
di0ouaihoationa Nervous and Physical Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
nesI or Depression, Impotsncy, Loss OF Energy and
Manly Power; the great Social Evil, and those
MalAdieS which result from youthful follies, ex-
osases Of maturity, and l~gneranos Of Phyuiolcgy
and laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the meanB
Of eniightening and saving thousands, ond will be
6sFWardsd free. on feosipt Of four stamps, by Ad-
dressing sECRETARY, New York Museum ofAnAt-
cay and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, Rev York.
fsbl5:RS
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RnaIby-Sandu6ky, HknEneld 4 Newark Ralroad. 4
, 30 MAnHasld, Nj Vernon, Es9sFk, ZEnssYda
OfsstIins-PitnbarEh, Fort WEyna 3 Chicago Rsn.
30 road lorest upper eandusETt Del1hcs, Iima.
Fort Wayne, Leporte, ChicaFo, Gc, West guF
East for MAnAnsld. Wooster, masEnlcn. a..
Grafton and Be1efonLalns Railroad Line, ior Marion.
Bsllsfonsatne, Sidney. Union, huncie, Indian 2,
E apol8, Terre HAute, Vinlennez. EVansvlse
EouisViqe, Cairo, st. Gonis, &C.
DAlsWAre-With Springfield Branch for 6BrinsEsld.
Railroad, for 0enin, Dayton, Indianapolis,
TerFe Hauts, Sc. Louis, Morrow, LOyelard, and
Cincinnati. and with the Ohio and MlBsfszirp
Bstlroad a Cincinnati fnE Louisville, Swans.
o. vie, Cairo, IS. Louis nd I'll points on "a
Ohio River.
O1unbun-OeptrelOhi Ohio RARuOSd ior Newark, Eanss.
Nlle, wheeling, a.; Columbus, Piqua 4 In.
dana Railroad tor Piquh, UrbaHa, 80.
Nrfor Tickets 70 Ell Folpts and Information EpsIs
1tlths Passenger Station, and az Union Ticket Unca
IA 5uperior street. rs. FLINT
OlsEeiand. Oct. n. lssL srnsffntsndsnt
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Now Is the time II You wish to secure Bargains.
1 have q large stock OF Cloths, Oassimeres and
VegtinRs for the Custom Department, which will be
made up in the VeTy best manner at low prices.
Ata} 8. MANN,
jel4l li I62 Superior ct opp. Bank st.
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"TRE BRIDAL OHAABKR-An
E.g Of Warning ana obstruction for Young Men.
Also, nsH and reliable treatment fog Distasss sf
. Urinary and SEXUAL Systems. Sent Tree, in
-uMsGaasEspss. Address Dr.. J. sktIIiE HoughtOn,
Hov.rd kaoesation. PhnadsIphia, Pa. nye.H
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D. HUDSON,
cLoTHINc.

GREAT DECLINE IN CLOTHING
M aIt4 ..r .H5 4- a b 'fH-
In order to close the balances 4 my spriaR and
Summer Stock "a q very bhoTt time, | have reduced
the nrica Of -------- IL LIZ INV
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MEDIcAL.
lNOO I1lNs&
EXTRAORDINARY
.IOO DOLLARS PREMIUMi
WEAKNESS,
OR SPERMATTORRHGA, GLEET &c
AFTER ALL orHER TREATMENT FAILS.
1si5iT 5vE1DR. A. GIBSOH,

AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
9i7iF sylaDR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, win pay one hundred
ddiArs 1or the proof that he ever falls to cure the
AbOye7nAmed diseases. He will pay the same sum
lot the proof that any other Physician in the United
ststes tIests the sane diseases Win equal sucoess.
Afeer many years oflabOriouss tndy and experience
De Gibson is happy IN being able 70 announce to the
unf9rtunate,t that he has perfected Asystem oftroat-
be TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
q the above, and also all contagious diseases OF the
hsprQd9cuye OrgansI with all bad effects R1sing
therefrom, including General
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS P~ROSTRATIoN.
BE has succeeded 10 cuIihg cases in this city, some Of
whom had expended hundfe h OF dollars with self
styled physicians, who profess to treat AL private
east particle Q be5esfi 1@ T-
Dr.. Gibson does not boast that he is q member Of
others f%S S 20 rs the he p %G8Sse 81 q s5 Pa51si e E ssg9 iSBoe se%o
and who hold out great ex peetations, never to be re-
he is able to give entire satisfaghon 10 those who re-
Pose condolences IN his at ility and integrity, and that
he mas pertsctsd an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London OF Paris,
OF any patent medicine, to equal for the radical cure
Of semiusl weakness, and all diseases or derange.
ments. both entals ad physical, arising from sexual
Dr. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all other yet discovered: -
and, first, the agents used arein 60 respect Disagree
able; he.uses no relics Of the dark ages, such as Mer-
curry, or any other deleterious drug; secondly, no
restriction in dat or businsss 10 required; thirdly,
stancs prepared to go into any public or private hos
pit Al in the United States, and demonstrates the i'm
nsnss superiority of his neV treatment over any 9th
er now known 10 the world, in Point Of prOmptnesa,
, rmEnency, mildnes, safety and convenience to The
DR.. Gmsos is permanently JocA'ed 10 Cleveland.
and hRs dnring the past i've years PerioTmsd many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes O tTeatment. Reference can be given
to individuals OF he hTst TespeetabtliB in CleYelandi
BOttOh, New York and other cities. in regard to skill
aud integrity in all professional transac ions
DYSPEPSIA, rheumatism, ~Sonofblas ~ Diseases ofths
Urinary Organs, and al Chronic Diseases treated
with 81 periOr success.
~ Medicines ssnt to any part Of the country on
receipt OF ton dOllArs. ....-.r
Or. Gibson's New work on PhysIoloU for sale At
D H. GLB8O N, ga
Professor OF ELEcrHoPATHT AID MEDICrEnS.
Omoe-IIs Seneca street, q few doors from Superior,
upstairs, opposite the City hotel.
hours from 9 to y and from Z to O'Clock
Daily (Sundays executed D. III. .. .rf jAnI
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HLEVKLAND, OOLUNBUs s GIN
OOIEHATI AILROAD,
Ise4S. WINTER ARBAR6Eh1RT 1915.
les Traln-S:O6A A, M.-OIdCINNATI ELPREga,
stepping 1t eraiton, Wellington. HsE Lon,
don, Shelby, Orestlics, Gallon, Giissd, CaE.
dihston, Ashley, DalsHars, DsNis Oantrs and
u Tnfn-2:B r. As-AOO0AmODATiOH.-EtoDs
Ht all ~ststious, and arrives In Columbus a. -
R.M., Cincinnati 40 A. D..
u frAing-0M EXPRES-Eossfna
81 Grafton, Wellington, New London, 6kslbS
OreStline, Gallon. Gilead, cardinEton ard Dss
mains lsaYo Oolnmbus ct 1sS0G and 10 10 "A. $50
AETiVs Is Cleveland 9.1o a. H.. J aud $50 ?. n,
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HOOP SKIRTS
KAUFMAN & BRO.

Inc only manulaetory htne western SbAtes'
KAUFMAN & BRO. 4
Respectfully invite the attention ofDeslers, and th
Ladies Of Cleveland and vicinity, 20 this most x.
teBsiYe manufacturing place in this vicinity. The
facilities Of Low RENTS, ADD experience in buy
ing aud manufacturing, enables them to offer the
finest and most styliah Skirts. and Oorsets, Im-
ported and Domestic, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
= dBe assortment Of Fancy Goods, &5.. F
30 per ct. less than at any other place in THU. city
80 Look for your own benefit, and hpd
KAUFMAN s STORE, 10 Public Square.
Kaufn ans Factory, 81 Superior st., up stairs
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nNWHY NOT USE THK BRsT7-

EWHY NOT USE THE BKST2-
Over twenty years' Increasing demand bias estab-
li6hed the fact MATHEWS VEsETIAE Han bye IL
the best in the world. 1t Is the cheapest, most re-
liable, and most convenient. ComDlets in one
bottle. Does not require any previous preparation
oftho hair. no trouble. No crock OrstAin. Does
not rub of or mako the hair appear dusty or dead,
but tmparts to It pew life and lus.re- Produces a
beautiful black or brown, as preferred. A child
can Apply 1t. Always giveS satisfaction. Only 70
cents per bOttls. Sold everywhere.
A. 1. MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer, N. 7.
DEMAs BARNS q CO., New York, Wholesale
AGENTS, myl6:R4
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STOVES /! STOVEsI,

|"T"-" !" -|0"IHN UEENoNNNHD T"
Stewart Cook and Parlor Stoves
For sale By 8. DEWEY q 90,
aPIs:a9S No, Sa MsrWla
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IMPORTANT TOLADIES-Dr. Hsr

- OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphlet directing how TO speedily restore
light and give up Epsctaclos, without aid Of doctor
or medicene-sent by mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address E. B. F00TE, MD,
fabI4: R8d&w 1880 Broadway, New York.
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New York ExpreB .lO:6G ?. \
Ask for Through Tickets via Salamanca"
20 d. mOIABEa, Gen'f sup't.
e. f. FUILKR Genr Ticket Agent. my17
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-12

@s mar J3et, Oqb Sbr einnat Cure aonmer
ettpaS auIpuben llieBet Weilter Claus. -laete
5rans na9 elmer 8eile. Sic Mdnoe ieben per-
bammt i9par5 aus!. 80. -.r+ .
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SrOnung brin9en - er ideint ia BEN Narren
9efrelIen gu baben on Der &bei6er Burg, uno
id benfe, mir weroelt Wunoer erIeben, nag ct
ales oaraus MAIDEN laiien wirb 9as8ensburz
ger S6lob miro 9t5 ooge9eniein- lpennmqn
ibn reoen bort! 5.1 I.. t,hfn rs5s-,..
. t0erIabt Gu9 curauf niGt su uiel, antportete
6ran5 pfffis ld6elno, nj ~ nr.6 H.
&oitet piel @elo, ,1pas 8auen uno 8eponireit,
bemerfte Claus init etnem ipdbenben 8lia in Iei-
mes @eielli@afters 3il9e. aalraf7 III I,
8iel @elp, ia, llnO mir BADEN eben nod
piele1aneere Wtanieren, eS los Su merben! ia9te
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Stun, luenn' eS nur pu lit !=tuarf Settsiu8Ier
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Sa lit eS Wpbl = es bleibt ober nidt
lanae! zIe@rel ssfuiarf:s ~
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parf Claus ein. 0ie 8beioer Burg Itegt tpHil
bp9, am t6erSen, uit 10, als obs iaR erlte8 Ii.
ein3igeS Stld @runo uno 8ooen mdre, lpa8
iemalS iein 9eweien .f41s 10 sr4s sgl rs
(SpatIebuna foIqt.) ar.,q 20.
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4Eeatogs !6nms,

20 Jaaien'5 S9otel,
80 358 6 5tr., 5piiden J uno 6. Str,
nabe ter psrHblrania beiuc,
}AfJ - t'4 .I-E 80 fktngtcn, 8. 6.
Ser nnsctseidnee eriGutt tt beywHt ejren Breunbet
uuo Sefaprt,r, rpte btm reenten pubrm uberbluEt
isin cbisss ppiei belens 81 mefsbea 81 rb tets
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panta ass erBtaet ue t:ift 5rr 5teanbe unb tds
pubifum a. GGgs.nfnea, fe cen neaehau Dtufern DCiE
GIten, Rapprr u trcbGgirH rtenea wcbs Fe eG~
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rGnb esu Gnberss Bei &Afs IN eer 5t1tt yerfduicn,
Bfr9elift utGt 4PO EsHri &9ecHg,n
425 Tie Gtro 23mei3Rt)
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Orr s;a;l6s p.4b Vi rex WsIt, tuc liGere,
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9ttRtan

Die redb6en g8trtunscn bes RuIers no irHr sa fss'
ten. 8eruf pes @ebi4tneS. &erptrruns Ser Seeen o.
Ser 3efrlIGaft su6 na6 Gtnfantett Ntftranen 9estn
lid ielbf TutiumGett H. t. NJ. itnn stniss ber 8Itn'neH
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talsb Ses f0uigen GpnesiumS Der QDuntdr3te In Zone
bpn @rabuirer cts5 Der ercn ebtntiGen Goaesen bet
8er Saaer Der ben 6rGFt bell fenes 2ebens tn ben
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eduGen al epr trref bic u pit errD9en Bel eersnstn
fletGtefstten H. T. w uuraen au9enblt6lt9 eebe!t,
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Sua9e 9QGrner,

EeDnbers eIde he Cpitr nca ebsnen Caters senSrbex
nb ba8 dbrlt3 in pele &anienee III Elm su rbes @rah
test nccls tm tfrc rttabener Solente b etrptdeIen
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nat begert Qer tedu6ernte S6ne entlpft baben
ssi;rest. 1nEce, f;b nit n1gen gerfrdlien ndber.
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xSsHeber unS p6ebemtlicber .-s's
;, Baltimore 10 eCRer.
5erdus8eeeben bon
gi9el S Sdbn6,lffer.
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Ser tSalice aSecfer tofet in Der Stabt 975 Gents
pSentIid, sa5lbar an bic GrGSer pel4e eaur oerant
wcrtli9 fnb. : ooo...... e.
Durd bic POf OerIanbt: $1.50 fitr WfOnate Ooer er
S6 iG5rIdb in GsrauS3aPInns. g,
Oas gSOcbenbIatt eri&eint ieben Treita9 upe ION
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bes Rcrtc). -.l
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U.fla.ltms &ronfbeit.

gGruu bty tregeletttte untluee Snsns ausftntt hsI
stn Sat - asi5iebi, b4ai9 kas ein u,;eses S@anse-
lubl ser bic 6urt prr G5tbetin3 tbn abfbret, i an
Rene III treuSe a eide 9pl3e br:r @r3tebuna uns
mafte1D lauge st. bic Snnptps tises redItden ebels,
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reltetet Nb fGrstten, BITS SuIebt Der @aIen unb
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bett eiu @e9fdro fe3 tleic8 tr:rb ub Der Sob entm
euea 2aSr qrtn tein @eiienter Sridtetrt.
58 Ill cine trcriar &tGae, baB Eouente teier rr9t'
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hfGit uHwiieNee Nrotler. fr6e 6ur MnneuounG teHeS
attteen eS hes SIZE fur bic GonutiGn cerniten Int
sfn 9i5f bee fsffa8 in en eienSeS Daen perraubeln.
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Or Sc"nfOt III tty ejr.ie ressImabs eebiltett Irst
pefer bic 3eiln9 espiie &rdnttfiien 1nsest Seat
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Dieier Beleu9tuns cine beltp absntelerlidere.
Sisur. j., e,taa..sa ai Elm as.salssa ai3bt
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u f'-ai rer WrsiTe.

Die rieIe &aulenre mrde Gtfen6 Ger lebten ebenaebn
SABRE III eietr &fat urrt pu cen bic Wtense tph
4tr murf1rSttcn &9er0 pNen tceide Dr. SpbufOu aus
rte ttnen bte 3eitWn9@ R0pprreure oele anbere
Grlrten te0ornten mpt td3 DuhlttEm Al; pieSerbplten
alen rncrridc mNrro. enc in g3eSt9 auf fetrcn
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9uudeQtute,

bic m turd bemlie 2afcr eei6wdt babtn Bic ie fc pit
bon bpeu 2euten Dber Sue iernen unb eere1 Sol.
gen le alnddtItb ipiren iebf i'm S4ia bur9 YUluttr-
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a5rper uub e serf6ren fpen otrr bic nSt6t9ta S6It-
Re tb See Qerpnen niieu. beorr iie etntreen IN ete
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bebete has etn sefunter Get1 sn eGer 9prper be
rotIpentt0tsn Grprrerniiie CUR etebcn @litdeIfate
hno d Obne tiee prO bic 8ee teS 2et9nS sur raurtgrn
2ti9sragr Die Nn%9en ees EsbtS rsriinfern a itauo
landeiiibcn 8trdhtuneen sag uns ole 5reuhen mel DE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-14
THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.

The ceremonies attending the change of com
mandants at the Washington Navy Yard took
place yesterday. The officers Of the yard hay-
ing been apprised that Commodore Montgom-
cry would turn over the command to Commo
dore Radford at O'Clock yesterday, assembled
at the flag staff where, in q short time. they
were joined by the new commandant, Commo-
dore Radford, to whom the officers were indi-
SlduaIly introduced by Captain Melancton
Smith, the executive officer Of the yard. The
company repaired then to the offices where the
civil omcers and master workmen were assem-
pied and were introduced to the new comman-
can't About I o'clock the broad pennant of
commodore Montgomery was hauled down,
being saluted by eleven guns, and in a few mo-
ments thereafter, the pennant of Commodore
Radford was run up to the mast head, receiving
a similar honor.
Commodore Montgomery, in turning over
the command, spoke in high terms of the GERS,
master workmen and employees, stating that
his intercourse with them had been of the most
pleasant aud agreeable character, they having
ever been attentive to their duties and ex-
pressed the hope that his successor might find
the position of commandant as pleasant and
agreeable as be had found it,
Commodore Radford, in reply, expressed his
qualification on hearing the officers and men of
the yard spoken of so highly, and expressed
his desire 10 have the same experience to give
when he is called upon TO leave the yard
Commodore Radford spent about an hour in
social converse with the officers and master
Workmen, and left about two o'clock in the
Rescue for his i2te flagship, the Malvern,
which came mp and made fast to the wharf
about five O'Clock.
Commodore Montgomery, it is expected, will
dore Radford will take possession of the Com
mandants quarters.
Every officer Of the Yard was present on the
occasion, among them Commander Balch, who
which he very sensibIy took to himself q
charming bride
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WHITE HOUSE-

A pretty large number Of pardon seekers
were at the White House 10 day, who were as
persistent as ever in their endeavors to get an
interview with the President. Some OF them
had the bad taste to promenade up and down
the hall adjoining the Presidents office, put
fng away at wretched cigars, greatly TO the
disgust OF number Of gentlemen prominent
in military and civil life, who had called to see
President johnson on important business
They were waited upon, however, by one OF
the officers on duty there, who politely re-
quested them to stop smoking. which request
they reluctantly complied with. "
Among number Of prominent persons who
called during the day to see the President, were
Hons. E.W Watkins and W. L. Eskrigge, of the
Grand Trunk delegation; General Grant, Gen
Carl Schurz, and Gov. Pierpoint, Of Va
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1.-THE Richmond Whig SAYS that strenuous
efforts are being made for the speedy recon
struction of the York River Railroad
- Gov. Fenton has dismissed the charges
against Comptroller Brennan, CORPORATION
counsel Deylin, Recorder Hoffman, CITY in
spector Boole, and Mayor Gunter, of New
fork, so far as the proceedings of the street
commissioners are concerned.
- The United States cotton agent in New
York yesterday sold 1.224 bales of cotton for an
aggregate price of S3lO,s2i.93.
- Gov. Andrew, of Massachu setts. has ap-
pointed the Both of November as a day of
thanksgiving.
~ Corporal John Sheppard, of the 3sth col
ored regiment was hung yesterday morning
az camp Hamilton for rape committed last
April near Richmond, Va
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Outrage on Little Octavie Rousseau.
TRIAL OF LUsBY

The Outrage on Little Octavie Rousseau.
TRIAL OF LUsBY.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wyie.-The argu-
ment on the offer made yesterday by the pros
ecution to prove the acts of the prisoner on the
afternoon Of the occurrence was discussed
until past noon to-day, when Judge Wyiie de-
cided the testimony was inadmissabie
The witness Emma IRgie resumed the stand,
and testified that she saw the accused about the
Old Capitol, and he said to one Of the girls,
Look out, You will show your -" and Is
witness passed ne attempted to pull up her
clothes They then went to the Capitol. Wit.
mess saw him before when he came TO the
school, and did dirty things through the fence
AZ the iris At another time, about two wears
before, he chased witness and others on the
commons, but they got away.
Gross Observation-Disclosures was asked to come
here by Mr.. Wise. There were two soldiers on
guard at the time across the street Witness
knows the prisoner was the same she had de-
scribed. TIA
BY the prosecution:-Lusby went towards
Roeseau's house after he passed the girls.
The accused was here brought immedfately
In front Of the witness, and she stated positive
~ that he was the man she had testified to.
: J0lSa Sasoy, colored, sworn.-Witness lives on
north b street, Capitol Hin, and resided last
Thanksgiying near Mr. Rousseaas, and knew
the little chiid. who she saw just before sun.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.

Gen. Grant is actively engaged in the work
of reducing the expenses Of the Quartermaster
Generals department, which are yet very great
Yesterday he issued an order directing the al
lowance Of means Of transportation at all points
east, and Immediately west of the Mississippi
TO be hereafter for posts garrisoned by one COM
pany, and for every two companies at a post,
one four-mule wagon. All other public
wagons, spring wagons and animals now in
use will be Immediately turned in and disposed
of by the Q uartermaster's DEPARTMENT
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SMALLPOX In ALABAMA

Information has been received AT the Freed
mems Bureau from the Chief Medical Officer
in charge of the freedmen in Alabama, that the
smallpox is raging all through the State, and
although every precaution has been taken TO
prevent its spreading, new cases are appearing
daily, and probably will continue to do so
through the winter. Efforts have been made
there TO engage physicians for the small -pox
hospitals, but so far only one has been found
who is willing to do duty for moderate CON-
pensationy Vaccine matter and instructions as
to the course to be pursued by the attending
physicians have been forwarded to the officer
in Alabama from the Bureau here