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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-22
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
Private FedIcaI DIsDensaTy.

Private Ee0lcdI DlSpeDSaFT,
3 Jefferson avenue, Detroit M1cn.s
Near the Michigan Exchange hOtei.
Where every f9rm Of SYPaL 8 and al other dis
eases Of the prof. ativs and urinary organs Of both
se1es are more successfully managed than at any
other similar Institution ia this county. Every
enc SD ould know thst whilst the slightest con-ti-
~tutioBAl contamination exists, marrlageta lmPos-
riOle, for the good reason that where offspring en-
sues disease is neatly always enfsiled. This, there
fore, is one Of the worst tmpsdiments 70 mstt-
mony.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
in,proper practices, will find this q Dispensary
vbAIs there IL no uncertainty about getting relief
bnt where every enc Of such cases are cured per,
manantIy. No books published e nor issuEd from
tbis institution BY which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruiaed.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring a Female Regulator,
sbouid enclose one do lar snd three postage st-mps,
and by return mail they will receive with tul d.
~rectioDs, the only re'iab e Female Regu ator IN use.
This r eulator 10 fast becoming the tavor1i 10 81 ladies'
eyeryvhene. simply because its acton IS mia ana
SAFE and can alWsys be depended uPaHia@-HaaEin
OF structio ms from Gods and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation should cOntsin one dollar and a
postage stamp for answer. Office snd rooms ar
ranged that patients never sac each other.
Consultation and services a. the office, free TO the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 3 20 P. N.
Office and Dispenssry open from s A n. to P. A.,
daily, except Sundays. Alnecessary surgical oper-
ations performed.
Address, DR. DEHART,
nau--gA MTEaL .
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TRFF. DAVIS HAs BEEN OAUGH1

JEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT
The war is now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought
Our gallant boys are coming homei
JED Davis hss been caught.
PuzzaI huzza now hang your baansrs cot,
Huzzai huEzsi let all the people thOut.
The way the rshel chief was caught
Is1aughable indesd;
He tried TO run in pstticoats,
But he did not succeed
HUzzAl huzzsl hang all your banners ont,
JEFF Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
A woman should retrest
With q great bowie-knife in hand,
Until they saw his feet.
'Hlzsal huzzsl our boys have got good sense;
PTWiEt gsiter shoes ana stogy boots they know
the difference.
Oh, crlnoIine, We think you INA,
For you would not conceal
Tee fStBg rebel President,
When hs did show his b ell.
Huzzal huBzAl there's nothing half so fine
~ To show . foot and ankle OF, lik well raised
oIinoline.
Your days are numbered now, old JEFF,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . better end in view,
Than the 81 d Of 8 stout rope.
HuzzAi huzzsl JEFF Davis hAs no shos;
In settling up oil his accounts, just keep hi
crimes in view.
This boys who caught JEFF z avis,
Well welcome one and all,
ana treat tnem ~ n Inc no~ SUE
At ISAAC'S USlON HALL
HuZzAl huZ7al ding the starry banner out,
Our ga LIANT boys are coming home, let all the
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West at the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A.. Isaacs's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines. Srorr's Automaton Freshman, I'D
strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Oombine6s-
l Cor Superior and Onion streets.
~ Lock out for the Giants my25
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9EWINc MACHINES.
THE FLORBNCK
Il has many improvements owe Any tnS Al
REWIHC

e has the rsVsrsibls Ted, feeding tbs cloth eitnet
% the right or len, 70 stag = seam or iastsn tnf
1nds Of scans. Il tAkes four different stitches, The
Lock, Doubis Lock, Knot and Doable knot-esos
Being alike on both EidsE Of the fabric. It's mo-
fdouG are al positive; BsWs the thioksst or thinneli
IbTIo1 without change Of tension. Hens any
.1fdth hem, feIls, brAidH. quilts, binds, gathers, ans
- IN a n 81 0t the same tina.
Il w. GLEASON CO. Agents,
= PubHo aouars, OsTolAnd, and Ho. Msrrin
Epok, DVtrsE. Agsus Hantsas tuEtsbl
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- OLD EYES MADE NE W.
A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
IEht and give up spsctsclcs, without aid Of doctor
OF medicene-sent BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
psuts. Address Z. i. FOOTE, MD,
febI4: R9dSv 1880 Broadway. New York
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NLEVELAED CCLOKBUs 4 GIN,
NOIEBATT AILROAD,
IS54E. WIHTER ABRAEGEMEHk lS5a-5

MNaIEm AAIA% Aa%Ak1 &L14 AVE.
LIT Trssn-s:O6 A, M~.-CIHCINHATI EIPRs5s
stopping Is Grafton, Wellington New Lon
don, Shelby, Grss.n1s, Gallon, eilead, Oar
dnlgton, Ashley, DslaEsrs, DsNia Osaha Snf
WosthingtOn-
ID TEsIn-z:45 p. M.-AOJOnMODATIOH.-StoEi
ut al stations, and arrives m OoluEbus 81 ~
,. n, OincinDaE 1.0 A. n.
"a Trains-tOaN P.h.-NIGHT ELPREH-StogFinl
IS Grafton, WeHingtOR, HsN London, shelby
O~restlins, Gallon, ehsad, CardinEsoz ERd Isk
T-siaT issTs Columbus ass 80 sud Ia.s5 A.E.,g spE.s,
asIt-s E. ClsTolaRd $40 a n, ard $40 :. r.
O-OHNECrTOH5i
shsI5y-6andusEy, Mansfield q leEArk kaiToEd, 3
hsusfsld, Vt. Vernon, Newark, 1snssv1ls
70.
Orsstilns-Pittzburgh. For WsJnss chicago BAL
road, Forest, Upp8r SandUsEY, Delphoa, Lilns
Cert hATpe, LaPorte. Uhtcsg9. Ac.t Wet All
tfrasfon and RsllefOntAile Raiiruad Tine. aor MndOn
EelefontAine, Sidney, Union. muuoies Indian
enalia, Terre HAute, Vin1o1noc, EFEnsg1Ia
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 60.
Defsvnr=Wtas SurfnEdeld Branch for S1fingEel1.
JoipfaOns-Ltks Miami 3 Columbus, and GoOk
BsflrOsd, fOr 4eniA. Dayton Indianapolis
Isrre Hhute, St. Eous, Morrow, LoVeland, an
Cspefnnatl and Win the Ohio and hissslipl
Esi,rosd 1t Cincinnati for Lo1isvlns Evana
uls, Cairo, St Louis, ad ~ 1oinE On 81
Ohio RtVer. .
uolunb1s-OentraI Ohio RaDro~d TO- EsuArk, Fans
NILE, Wheeling, &o.i Ooiuhbua. Puma = In
diaEa Railrosd for PlquA, UrbanA, 10.
~ EeT Tickets 70 GU Polnts and atnl
PaEssnSc- Station, end a. lni9o TICKET On@
street, "a. FLINT,
At "A. =. 80. SUPERINTENDENT
~ supsno.
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arrives At hsadTius A..
arrives At Saiamancaa At.
FXPREsS

ArFlVe ~ LeaNlttsOuFknt connect Win
New York EXpresH ....-.----.---.-.1O:6 P. n.
Ask tOf through Tckets via "Saiamsnca."
d. MoLARES, Geul supfk.
e. II. FuLLER Gsu'i Tfcrst ArB1t. mVIT
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JACOB FRANK.
HAsUTACrUEER AND MFoRrER OF
French and American COrsets.

: III ~ ----W |N-~~--
Having removed from his old stand on Water
Itreet, to q large and commodious establishment,
NO. I8 sUPEsIoR ST., UADER AMERICAN E0TfL,
Mr.. FRAEE cordially invites the attention Of the
Cleveland public TO his large and vell-assorted
stock Of SIX hts, CORSETS AND \ GOD
OF the latest and most approved styles Having
been engaged for a long time in an exclusively
wholesale Business, he has acquired extensive IA
oilities for procuring goOcs in his line on the most
reasonable terms, and Is now prepared to FiV- more
particular attention 70 the retail trade With the
convenieuces OF The new establishment, It will soon
become the most desirable place 20 purchase 10 the
CITY. mV4
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PROFESSIONAL.
DR. ]. WILBUR,
or MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
ETfH BHVSEHIkN

For acute and Chronic Diseases, late Of Detroit,
chicago. Waukesgau, and Delaware, Ohio, has
opeGed Room, n tue Al HUUSE, Oleve-
land, OH o, Tor thirty Gays EOu June i2th, le65.
He cuIes all curaDle disease With q eW operations
No medicine Aiyen. No surgical psrstions per
fora ed. Also, cures at auy distance without zee
hk the patieIt {, by sInaing him he 7 ~hanowriting.
Psrrons who cam o. ahO'd 10 pay, are cordially IN
Eited, without money and sitlO0t price. CleaLlE
ness only being r quird. Office hour srs firm 9
A, M. to Il NJ. AID from l to 5 P. ID. jet4 VIZ
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mOLEDc RI
NLKvRLAaD AE1D

~ AAA AID .r.- ~
isS4s, WIHTER ARMAMENT
Ia aho Gtor Monday. Oct slEt, ks1. Pas.s,--
copied: WeA1yh "a
sac a. H.-UHICAGO EXPREss-sto,s ~ E.-.
GEaILo1t Oberin, WAkemsa, HorWslF. Honr0S.
ME 6eloVue Cydei Fr5mOut AID TinsTs
40 strives at Toledo att "a ?. r., ObtcaFn ~
- P.H and Detroit 10 P. II
aH7 M.-N EXTERN MAIL.-Stops AZ Al station,
or eoutnern Division, and arrives Al TaisiS -
|: NJ ohieeEo Ef5:5 A. \. and petrof u
aHP. m--hokrHERH MAIL.-9bzs Il ~ -
Eons on HoEtherl DtViEion, and ar-tVss 4 s..
dugfY At 7:lG P. n,
W. a.-hlGHE &NPRESB.-5toss AZ gr.r,rt
horWRlk, MourOsvhls, Clyde and Frpmoaf- ~
ar1Fel 81 Iolcdo a. g 4. 4; CbfosSo SstSsa
r.A. Ann Detroit at S 90 a. r.
U-GEhEJTIOEs
So2aSe.iohs are msds ~ h9nFosVllS win ihs ga
aas1y aA1sneid 3 hogark q. & II Gyde Eftb n.
s4aeaa U laytoe sNHneinnsti Z. 3. Il Frs5soe
Slth 9b Fremont = indiana I. X. and II foiSF
VIII the hiohtgan Southern 4 Northern TvIisTs a.
Iole0o q Habaah Railroads Dr EhisnrY Rsft1
54cAson, seTt Ntvna, LOganspors, LGfaFetfe Gair.
alson. 50 Louis and AL points WsgG Earthgssf ~
Trains arrive Ia Ueyslsnd ron Tclede and a,
Hesss E s7:H ?. y. AnJ $40 RS Frof
Cleveland Dat. %. ta4
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posi- OFFICE TIn 3
IS54-5. Winter Arrangements 1sS4-5s
FOR TEE
&GRITAL AID CLOSING or NAILS,
AZ u
CLEVELAND POSTLOPFIOE,

ooHAaHsIHa HoHDAH, oCTOBEa SlsF, 1874
- Nails VII be opened and ready Tor delivery
Re bOuE after arrival Of trains.
- An Nails elosa one hopy bss1rO dsDsrFurs .
za,rR.
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HOOP
KAuEMAN & RRo

MAUI AN q 6HO
Respectfully invite the attention ofDes'erss andth
Ladies Of Cleveland and vicinity, to this most eI-
teDsive misunderstanding place IN this vicinity. The
facilities Of Lew n hay
Ing aud naaufaoturing enables them to oder the
duess and most stylish skirts. and Corsets, I'M
ported and Domestic, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
a fine assortment Of Fancy Goods, &c.
80 per ct less than at sny other place in this city
80 Lo K for your own taneht, aud hrd
KAUFMAN s STORE, 10 Public Square.
Kaufu ans Factory, 5 Superior ct, ap stairs
OHIO HOOP sKIBr MANUFAC-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-22
PHYSIOLOGIOAL

A Ph VIEW
OF acknowledgements nearly 800 Pages
and 40 hDe plates and engraNings Of the anatomy
Of the human Organs In q state Of Health and DIS
ease, with q Treatise upon Early Errors, its de
plorable consequences upon the Mind and Body,
with the Authors plan Of treStmsnt-the only rs-
6ional and successful mode Of cure, IS shown by
the report Il cases treated. 4 truthful adviser to
She married and those contemplating marriage,
Who entertain doubts Of their physical condition.
Sent free OF postage TO any address. on receipt of
osnts in stamps " postal currency, BY addressing
Dr.. La OROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany
D. T.
The Author may he consalted upon any Of the
disc sBes upon which his book treats, either person
ally or BY mail, and medicines sent TO any Psrt Of
A. World mbl4226
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E. s q. l. %INGERsOLL,
AttOrneIs at Law.

T OFFICE 2II Superior street, first door up stain
junI:R4 CLEVELAND, OHIO.
nR. j. NJ. JOHNSON, HAVING Re.
IL moved his Office to No. l4S Ontario street, over
OolWells Hardware store, would be pleased TO see
all bis old patrons and as many new ones IS may
PLEASE TO call. Particular attention paid to Dis
ease. Of Women and children, Rheumatism, Scra-
thea, and indeed to all the Is 70 which humanity
Il heir. Consultation free. Odios hours hom 6 70
10 AN and from l to 3 and I to 10 P NJ. AD7:22i
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- Omee praWer %. "a.

Pest Omce drawer uNol DotIolts MICH
EncIose two postage stSmps andsond for oirculsr
Of questions, and, if properly answered, medicines
oan be seut to any part Of the county Remember
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. m25.r4dk.W
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-22

ba~wRY NOT USE THE BEST
Over tvetty years increasing demand has estab-
tished the fact MATHEWS YKSETIAs IA h Bye lie
ths best Ia the world. It Is the cheapest, most re-
liable, and most convenient. C5mOlets in one
bottle. Docs not require any previous preparation
Of the hair. no trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub Of or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
but Impsrts TO it new life and lustre- Produos a
beautiful black or brown, &c prsferrtd. A child
ean apply It. Always gives satisfaction. Only 7e
cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
A. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAs BARNS & CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. myl6;R4
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ES-THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
Essay OF Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Dis ases Of
e Urinary and sexusl Systems. Sent free, 10
sealed envelopes. Address DR.. J. skllin HOughton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. my9:RA
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TO OLD PRICESli

Now IL the time Il you Wish to sseure Bargains.
1 have q IsTgs stock Of Cloths, Cassineres and
VessinaG for the Custom Department, which will be
made Up In the very best manner at low prices.
8. MANI,
Ao1A leg gunsrior At oDD. Bank az.
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CLOTHING.
ORFET DECLINE IN CLOTHING


In order to Gloss the balances Il my Spring and
Summer Stock in . very thOEt time, IhaVeredneed
the prics Of
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RAILROADS,
A TLANTIO q GREAT WESTERN
A RAILWAY,
sprlng aad Summer Arranrements.

Takes Effect Aondsy, Aey sA, 1885.
Two Through Express Trains DafIyl between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
"DAY ExPRzs5, leaves Cleveland tSundayu sxcspk.
ed ~ $50 A. n, strives At neadvils It 400 F.M
Dinnsr1 Salamanca II 5=66 p H., Sllsping Cars
and New York at Lilo ?. r. LE - =
fNIaar EXPRESS" Leaves Cleveland RAtudnyI
sxoeptsdl 1t s:45 ?. n, Slospins Cars attached,
arrives IS MesdVills at Leo A. h, Salamanca 81
6:o0A n, and New York At 1880 ?. r. Ff.T-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-13
WE'VE az To~DAY's Mall.

yaars. has been appointed consr1' % Paris 20
f;r rha ,,,caocy created b. the promotion q
.Tonn R;selnv. he lac IscQT11o0i, @ tho posi-
81 cha,ea 1 affairs a5 tbs ifteasl c''srt' 10
g,iI. however, remain, IL ais present s's1&< ioA
soroa tine before he goes to Paris.
The T. S. Senate adjourned sine de- On o;:1
,1rdaq atteraoon. The commEssions OF q la'gs
onm Der Of I7oi5ral oii ;ars, VINO. Te:o appoint
od f,r fur years ii 1861, VII expire IL Jew
,iavs, vfet, these commissions wt'j % renewed
- rne President, 81 o:1af appoI ailments maze
in Mace Of the iucuG,hanss, leaving tbs >enafo
% act upon them Al. the next meeting.
The Canadian bias Parliament adopted 'i1e
Confederstion scheme y the following vote
yeas, 81 osys, IS.
Over 81, coo, 900 wort: Of s. GoVernI11ent
nronerty il said to have been destroyed at
Fastport, Miss, By Aood in the Tennessee
river.
\ renorf is current al the front that
musiay had taken place among large oatch OF
deserters from the Federal array VINO were
sent up the James river. on Friday morning
Sharp firing was heard in that direction
(D,mv's Bluff, and it is believed extreme
measures had TO be resoreed to il order TO
quiet the disturbance.
6ght occurred at Fort Pickering, Tenn
essee the night before last, between the 81 "
:, colored artillery, and white regiment,
resulting in the death Of several negroes and
one white soldier The tight grew out OF
disagreement. about rations. Both regiments
belonged 60 ,hs garrison Of the fort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

YACHTS PORsALB-TwO CABINS; ONE SCHOONER;
Is tons one sioop 20 tons; two twentyeight feet open
Boats very fast and able All have Just
are In perfect condition Inquire The Hoboken Yacht Club
house, OF the well known yachsmsn. Captain WM ACkER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING che srEEErs OF TIL

PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING rHE STREETS OF TIE
Il CITY OF NEW TORk.
The underssned Con missi appointed By su act o.
the Lectilaure o. the state az new York, passed May
1885, 10 make contract for the cannso OF the srces Of
INC city OF New York hereby invite Tor such clean
s 70 De deposited with the Chairman 81 the Com m sion,
ne SayoI OF the city of New York q. his oncs IN the City
I'M o. sNu CITY 90 OF Oefore Nonday the I'd dag OF way
instant al ~ clock Forms ~ the contract spe1
una rsigned.
Dated Nav YoRx, Nay o. 1855
C.ooDFREY GuNTHER, Mayor
.. No. 6City Hall.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Recorder,
..--..-.- - IS Wall street.
Conn oilers oG 90, City Hall tiihil Of Records).
FRANCIS L. A. BOOLE CITY Inspector
go. . ........... 10 Chatham street
~ Nassau street.
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cADBMv or MUsIc.
"A The fourth sA G1sSs cG' cosssssArosr
THURSDAY Tl' & s'c.n MAY ,s 1885
r rss.: so.,. i;o. 90 eoe' Reserved scat
OFFICE NO 30 COOPER INSTITUTE.
The next term wall begin OF Monday aay -
, ssuossp'9p@. g term o. weeks sso"S Be pA
Violin and ia Voc. aud Thorough liaas All soasis
VIII he furnished ires al charge 70 The pcpn'
Pupils eo,lea adnassOa all The Of
A cADE%y, ~ Music. THEATRE FRANcAIs
IA4HSH oa f lShfv 1t hq gFA s. ca.rsrr
Historical drama Ia lve acts by Boarseoisplayed By ths
Theatre office S7s Broadway Sale OF tickets at the Ac.ds
my office on saturday and AondAy from oociocS
~ SEw YORK CIRCUS ''
SNR 5yEH FSE ~ PREa s wEEK
POSITIVELY LAST sidiifs 90
THE world renG %ns One s, Isys;S Daoss.
NE $S sSAaSyS SS ssH
cso,s sse.oas other cities preclude HIS ~
ps''"o' ' fosir fSisfaf r%sr NIGHTS or
tho FIX sRscE
s AHb xck HSSsHH4SiTHrAhsss o naaSHs
ON SATURDAY
spk Hsp nosAs
devised and arranged by H. Lehman. OF The orisns
ksvei Company, entitled >, =
THE ELIxIR or LIFE;
OR. THE BIRTH or HARLEQUIN
will be- produced Monday evening nest. with new al
gorgeous Effects
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- AFTERNOON AT 5; EVENING AT TX
SSRi aiI% or 1 Tnk 'f sk6 s SWORD
together with the amusing piece.
JOHN JONES
MORNING At
THE BOON FAMILY COMBINATION,
cLAss1 Tvd E kEMnns GTMlo SONGS DUETS. -
MAN EATERS,
EACH "a FEET LONG.
A HORSE AND RIDER, ENTWiNED BY AN ENOR-
NOUS SERPENT. CONVERTED INTO STONE,
Prof. HUTCHINS, Lightning Calculator;
WOODROFFES Bohemian Glass Blowers,
Glass Steam Engines In m0tiene
Fat Woman Giantess CcassaG GIL Living Otters Grap4
AQuaa, 6O Moving Wax Figures. iion Curiosities
Admission. 30 cents. children under TO- ID cents.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-01-06

TAX ON MArcHRs.-The Government
collects on every three and half dollars
worth of friction matches, about fourteen
and half dollars in stamps. In other
words, the tax is about four times as much
as the article is worth.-Erchange.
The tax referred to is a disgrace to the
common sense of Congress. The tax is so
enormous that it costs less to import
matches than it does to make them. The
same is true of cigars. The result is that
our workshops are being closed for the
benefit of those of Canada and England
Alb. Statesman.
The Portland Advertiser says matches
are now imported into the United States
from New Brunswick, and sold in pack
ages suitable for the retail trade, without
being stamped or paying any tax under
the internal revenue law. The duty upon
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ADARAL PoRTRRis REPLY.

ONlIHD STATES LAG-SHlF N1ALvEkN,J-
OFF NEW INLET, NJ C., Dec. 26eil
GENERAL: I beg leave to- acknoYledge the
receipt of your letter of this date, the sub
stance of which was communicated to- me last
night by Gen Weitzel. I have ordepd the
largest vessels to proceed off Beaufort to.fill
up with ammunition, to be ready for another
attack in case it is decided to proceed with this
matter by making other arrangements. We
have not commenced firing rapidly yet, and
could keep any rebels inside from showing
their heads until an assaulting column was
within twenty yards of the works I wish
some more of your gallant fellows had fol-
lowed the officer who took the, flag from the
parapet, and the brave fellow who brought
the horse out of the fort. think they would
have found it an easier CONQUEST than Is sup.
posed. do not, however, pretend To- place
my opinion in opposition to Gen. Weitzel,
whom know to be an accomplished soldier
and engineer, and whose opinion has great
weight with me. - -
will look out that the troops are all off in
safety. We will have a west wind presently,
and smooth beach about o'clock, when suf.
fcient boats will be sent for them. The pris.
Oners now on board the Santiago de Cuba will
be delivered to the Provost Marshal ct Fortress
Monroe, unless you wish to take them on
board one of the transports, which would be
I remain, general, respectfully, your obedi'
dent servant, 80 ..a# :
DAVID D. PORTER,
Rear Admiral
To Maj. Gen. B. z. Butler. Commanding, &c.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

subscriptions to the Admiral Farragut tes-
timonial have reached $4,000. As soon as
$4,000, Is subscribed the amount will be
invested in go bonds and presented to the
Admiral. ~
The sentence of Admiral Wilkes-tbree
years suspension from service-has been re.
mitted by the President to one years suspen.
The death of Major John s. Fillmore at
Denver, Colorado. from the rupture If .
blood-vessel, is announced. He was pavm.s.
term the army.
The New York Tribune begins to call
things by their right names, now that the
election is over. 1t says:
The green a that calls itself Is is uuosa.
And this, like all other lies. thonoh .. ea ~.
tor moment advantageous Is general 1I Inis
chief chi and detr'pent. The schemng, gaming
lose. iouS "uss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-01-06
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heads of the daring men who entered the work;
and 1t was evident, as soon as the fire Of the
enemy ceased because of the darkness, that
the fort was fully manned again and opened
with grape and canister upon our picket Hne.
Finding that nothing but the operations Of a
regular Siege which did not come within my
Instructions, would reduce the fort, and In
view of the threatening aspect Of the weather,
the wind arising from the southwest, render.
ing it impossible to make further landing
through the surf I caused the troops, with
their prisoners, to re-embark and see moth
ing further that can be done by the land forces.
l shall, therefore, sail for Hampton Roads Is
soon the transport meet can oe gGt IN Ssde
to me as substantially uninjured as defensive
work. have the honor to be, very respect.
fully. your obedient servant, i vi et6 Z!
BENZ. r. BUTLER,
q Major General Commanding.