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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
BOZ 6lSS new ] Ork CITY
Salcsro0m No. - Liberty Street Tvs deu

RhelosOp1y fs1arrlnge.~rhe pro
prictors Of the New York Museum of Anatomy
bsve deternined, regardless u expenss. ~ issse
fss, nos the beaetit Of su9ersng hdnsdNy, aa1
teresting and instructive Lectures % 0esriaeo
and lis Disqualification, uesssp end Physical
Debility, Premature decline 81 Manhood, 1ndi.
gestion, Weakncss Or Dewession. -Impptency.
Loes Of Energy aud Manly Power; tho greet So
cal Evil and those Malsdies which result from
ycunthfuE f6llies, excesses Of msturtty, Of igne.
renee Of Physiology or the Laws Of Nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the meon4
Of enlightenipg and saving thousands,. and oill
sddressine SrcsssAry, Nsw York auseu4 81
Alfaiony and Medicine, sls Breo4Wsy, New
York. 4eooo-d1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -A-v-A-A a. y ~ Il
AND ALI DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
V1tu l. results ii its use IS proof OF its great
i value. The extraordinary HEALING PROP.
EhTlES of this medicine experienced by all
THOSE who have used it. Their testimony cas be
found i'll a pamphlet, which can be obtained 81
tie Agents whore tic medicine is for sale.
Coughs aud Colds. however distressing. are
broken Dip in an incredible short time. by Causing
specific influence on the lungs. so that the mat.
ter and phlegm are easily expec,orated.
i'asns and Soreness the Chest are quickly re-
leivesi. by the irritated parts becoming healed
Cold Chils aud Night Sweats become imfnt dia,e-
~ checked, by the strength being restored. The
torpid liver restored to action, the blood be-
comes purified.
.dLLIa'SLLNG BALSAM contains no opi
nm III any form II IS perfectly harmless for the
CONSERVATIVES would do we'll to read his treats
on diseased Lungs.
(, PHYSICIANS who have failed TO cure their M
tients should try this Ne .icine before they give
tkescase up, as we know very many valuable
lives have been saved by oeing persr AIDED - give
1T trial. r.
Be sure and get Alrsx's Lrxo BALsAs, and let
no other article be paIn,ed upon you.
ALIENS LrSG BALsAN isput up with great care,
and with fine steel engraved label, bearing the
DON'T FORGET THAT
ALLEs's Luxe BALsAx rti1 break UP the most dis
tSsssing Cough an Jsw hourS' time.
I Many cases Of CONSUMPTION, that were cOnsid
cred incursble, have been cu-ed in this city
Call and get spamphlet, and read the rsmar kable
cures, which will convince you Of the great value
OF this medicine. at z.
Don't despair because all other remedies hsvs
failsd but Try the remedy and ron will not BE- de-
,ceivsd. For sale BY the groPfistoss, -.
Peps--el PER betlie. Sold by Medicine Dsa'-
ers thronghont the city add country. For -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
vTBROOPING COUGH.
lSr. y. lkrnnL;e.s
Cure for MhO0ping Cough,
ONE OF THE GREATEST

UASa>O k.16AA - III IRE A u r.
LvEREoDy is familiar with that peculiar
disease OF childhood which in the majority
OF cases, proves a distressing and, in
some. fatal malady, bafllirg all the efforts OF
the MUSICIAN to conduct it to q fav srable ter
minatiO on.
Psychologists consider this disease under three
stages. The frs, stage commences with sym
toms of an ordinary catsrrab, attended with
slight fever, which gradually increases; the
breathing becomes more difficult, and is accom-
panied with cough and pains in the chest At
this stage Of the disease Dr.. Branches Cure Tor
Whooping Cough let's like a charm efsectually
removing the disease in an inert dible short space
Of time, seldom requiring more thai three days
To effect permanent cure, without the least in
furious effects.
Certificates.
ST. LorIs, Sept. 18th, 1864
JsHy H. BLoop, Esq,
Dear Sir Ny little bo, three years old, sui
fered very severely from Whooping Cough for
three weeks. | was frequently up With him near
IL all night he coughing almost necessarily. and
so bad that the blood would come from his mouth
and nose used two boxes Of your DR.. Bran
dies Whooping Cough Cure" which reliey ed
him almost Immediately, and in few days ne
was entirely well. | am satisfied that the RENE
dy is all that ii claims to be- and Icheerfully rec.
oinmend it. Yours
NJ WILLIAMS,
Phoenix Ins CO., st. ouis.
JOHN n. BLOOD, Gen. Agt.
No. "A. n. Fifth st.. st. Louis, Mo-
~ For sale by Druggists generally,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
o. 4 4 ID D N II w y
rom TnA Observation-Disclosures

| foR the UNFORTUNATE.
They Can be iNd Without Detection,
and do no, interfere with business pur suits, and
No CHANGE or DIET Is kECESSAkl. r.
Bells Specific Pills,
| .rs arr warranted in all cases
| For The Speedy and Permanent Cure
D,saharges, elect, sexual Diseases, hminir-
| siurs. lnrotcrce. Nc,it..l and nervous Debility
and dlseasc of ., e bladder snd Kidneys.
They are adapted for NAL. or female, old or
Young aud ~ the only relabe know for The
cure OF all disease arising from
Youthful lndo8croti0n.
In all Sexual Diseases, as Gonorrhea Stric
tlre elect. and in al Urinary end Kidney com
plants, they act Ike charm Relief il expe-
rienced by taking "A single boy; and from ipur
to six boxes generally eject a cure
Sold IN boxes containing % pills. price
dollar, TX boxes for five dollars also In
large boxes. containing four OF the small, lsic,
three dollars. i- ts
IR.vAr. CIRCULARS to Gcntlemen Only sent
free receipt III directed ensc lopc and stamp
II you need Pills, cut out tins Advertisement
for REFERENCE aud n you carno: procure them
of your druggist do not be inroScd On BY any
oti,"r remedy but cuclose tie money IN let
tcrto
Dr.J. BRYAN, CoRsuiing Physician
Box 5v7r AA3 Rrosa<I way.N. y.
and they wll' be sent 70 Won secure II ON obsei-
walton. by return Of NAL, postpaid, receipt
of the money
Dealers supplied BY ID, mas Barnes Il Co,
Wholesale Agents. New y rk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
E2l.. .Hurx.,s .Suvhsyitic CMre.

L. the only medicine discovered that will
GRE sYPnllrIc aud vsNKniAL DISEASES in all the
varie and cOlpiif aied forms, and thoroughly
ERADICATE the ssr:iILirIc POISON o. VIRUS iroul the
system.
This destructive disease formerly considered
incurabie, winch has bafledth skill OF onr most
eminen. physicians, and caused MILLIONS TO be
conveyed to PkEHATUR. GRAVES or TO drag out u
miserable existence what tine life lasted, can
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
DIR. Marks Syphilitic Cure

(The only sure reIncdvl as any other SIMPLY FORM
Oh dtss ,s". II has CrFEi THors .Sbs aud NEVER
FAILED in ONE y
>Arni..s Is characterized by rHRkE DISTINCT
srAGEs-Priniaiy. See, sdary and Tertiary The
symptoms Of each stage IS describe below, and
the price given per PACKAGE, SO that persons at
distance can order the medicine requisite TO
cure tis particular stage OF disease with which
they sailer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Scstt c., AGricsltaral ssclssy
Farms, Fences, Field crops, Gloves asd "a -
jecss which necessitaies . co0mittse - travel &
ths county must ~ catered for sonpetitiA =
Sr before The lot n Sep. 1856, "a 7
W.. =. nAAOAI, ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
The Second Stage of SYPHILIS

AfS ce-'N ''t..S. VI ~ pms
and may be known hy the following symptoms
liberation o. the mouth, throat, glands, sc.ld
head macus membranes, c..nccrous sores On the
arms and legs. erup,ions the skin, sorotta.
The +" .,vphnliiic Cure" pins and Ihr0a; y ash
viii cure the secondary STAGES II the throat
is rot liberated. the Throat " asi, is omitted.
Price per package slo.ao. including Throat
Wash; if omitted, ~ per package.
Third or Tertiary Stage Of Syphilis
is known by these symptoms: Nodes or hard
and painful iumors the bones, enlargement. Of
the joints coritractions hard pains in the
bones and joints. carries decay OF the bones
Syphitic rheumatism, alteration Of the parts
etc The Svrhllitic Cure and Pills will cure the
Third Stages. Price, per package, -.
Price OF Syphili,ic Cure. IS per bottle; PMS,
& per box; Syphiiitc Wash, 81 30 per bottle !;
Throat Wash al so ter bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

The 100000 articles nre printed or written on
s5c, 900 slips Of paper, and clscnlsd separately
In small envelopes; and;~ hen o, dered, are taken
out, without regard TO choice, and sent 10 The sc
dress ordered BY mail. Ma. fsroritism u sAorn.
On receipt OF The Notice you can see WHIST you
can have for TWO Dol LARS. Purchasers may
sum.
In eli transactions by mail, NE th,li charge 10
cents for correspondence, postage, &c.
eend 10 cents and get certific ate.--l ~ Ter q
80 for %; IS FOR Is. =
Agents Wantcd ANY Agent sending
rs FIVE DOLLARS ~ one time. shall receIes By
return mail IN addition 10 the Is certificates, ono
Or artcles, free Of COST valued Il not less than.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS. Is u sample 70 show biz
friends. Address
IlEKD - 18RQ1'DsER. n
Box siss New York City
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

nbl-. W us1TT1EK. 1874
, south Clark Street, between Mad
Aison and Mcn,oc. Chicago. OF
, lhce hours from 5 a. y. TO 5 L.
IN Specialist IN the treatment
OF ali prNate diseases N al. their
varied and complicated forms. =
~, ,hn ms, IN years nr "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

DWSiCiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Il re-id.uce No. ~. corner Man ard THIRD
trsets Davenport Iowa }yl-s2-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

eopporSmttt and 9taxle9 ]
AID General Jobher In Tin.
Copper = Hheel.1ron.
nARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE
JIG manufacture Of heavy Sheet lorn, sSmO1<o
stacks. boiler breeChingss Oorwhs
am pmms COPPER STILLS, CAPS AND
WORMS An kinda Of house work, Plumbing,
Roofing, Cutters, Conductors, Bathing Apparatus,
Pumps, Lead PiIe, etc., furnished to order.
Tin Ware constarftit on hand, and made to
order. Repairing promptly attended TO. Shop.
No. Nam street. near fesrv Ian. ing in27
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
,h,. MmlrI,ll,R.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ and Notary Pablo. Office IN Let hare Block.
Daycnpor, i.-a jnal -ati
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
First OF Primary Stages of Svnh;

is when the Chancres ar Ulcers first a,;ear Thc
patient Should INN ediateiy procure Dr Marks
sYpHiLIsc CURE, which consists ct one bottle
"Syptilic Cure" one box Fills. one bottle
Sypililtic WASH Caustic, Ergsh Sponge, Soar
and Lint. These are used 10 cure the first STAGES
Pr vk-r> xlS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

IOMtEOrATiliST. Otilcg ou u ady st
L over Wirriner's Shoe store c"traac
rear Post Olicc Residence y. W. corner 9Th
aud Perry Sis Jsue' dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
nuns ~ lilies. Va -.
u. y. TAYLOR. N. y. d,

nAYSf,IAS AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
basement 81 State Bank Building. Residence
9Th ST., bet Bardy and Perry streets. nolsdw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
The sno.t Important Medical Dis.
cOvcry of the 10Th Century IL
Elr. Marks Syphilitic cure.

THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY Is
Speedy, Safe and Radical Cure for Syph-
Ills in the Primary, Secondary ana Ter
tiary Stages.
LNRoM time irnn,ennoriaI there has existed in
l. all LARGE CITIES u contagious SEX
CAL DISEASE, called SYPHILIS, which de-
pents upon special cause. that of a distinct Vi
rus is cAtlllle of sran, M ssinu by inucuafion.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-04

FOR SALE.
49, NEW two story brick store and warehouse in
,;i the most business part of the city. Any one
wishing to purchase will enquire at this office for
particulars. Terms-Cash, in United States Treasury
NOtes anr20
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-04
PIANO FOR Sal:

FIANOAOK SALE.
g, Y ,I!Rs. A. v. MILLER offers for sale fine
N 6-s55 IsIano, in good order. Enquire at her
E2 ! SSresidenoe on Texas street,
Shreveport, July n 1865
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-04

n interesting trial took place in Ravcnna, Ohio,
week, under the Ohio liquor law. Areturnod sol
named Greer, while in state Of intoxication, was
ood Of one hundred and two dollars by some I'M
own persons His wife brought suit for damages
INST the saoon-keeper who sold him the liquor, and
lined verdict in her favor Of one hundred and
dollars.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-04

Hiss PAMELA Barnen, Of Jacksonburgh, Ind, who
the power Of speech twenty five years ago, had
u no e see5 y s 6er o~n od
ether she will keep up the dose or not.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-04
DIARRHEA, CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, Ere.

DIARRHEA, CHOLERA, DYsENTERT, Ere.
This truly valuable preparation is gaining popular
ity unprecedented in the annals Of medical discovery.
1t is prepared from herbs indigenous to Central Am
erica where its timely discovery has saved whole dis
tricts from being depopulated by the ravages of Cholera
and Dysontery.
No traveller, by or land, should be without bot
tie of Carmnative Syrup No parent who is socitous
of the health of the little Ones but should procure
bottle of this preparation ard administer in all cases
of Cholera Infontum or Looseness of the Bowels No
sufferer from Chronic Diarrhea need despair, for one
bottle of Marsdens Carminative Syrup will effect
cure.
For sale by all Druggists, and Jameson & Co.
T. W. MARsDEN,
Patent Medicine Depot,
Corner Of Gravier and Magazine streets,
june14-sm New Orleans
SUNDRYES! SUNDRIES!
COFFEE-Rio, LaGuayra and St. Domingo.
TEAS-Imperial, Gunpowder, Ooong, and Pou-
chong.
BUTTER-40 keg choice Goshen.
FULTON MARKET BEEF-20 half bbls.
DRIED APPLES and PEACHES-25 bbs.
CONDENSED EIILK-100 doz.
OYSTERS and LOBSTERS-25O doz. cans.
FRUITS IN JUICE-200 doz. cans.
VEGETABLES Tomatoes, ETC., 100 dozen
COAL OTI-100 cases.
WHIsKY-old Burbon, Rye and Monongahela,
$40 bbls.
SCOTCH WHISKY old, . prncheons.
WoOLFES SCHNAPPS-250 boxes.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN-25o do.
LEDIARDS LEQUEURS-1OO do.
BRANDY CHERRIES and PEACHES-10o do.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-20O bask Heidseick, ETC.
WINE BOTTLES-40 gross.
PLANTATION BITTERS-500 boxes.
CANDY and SUGAR ALMCNDS-5 cases.
CHAMPAIGN. GIJEB-E9 boxes.
LAC8uG'5 MAEGdEs-aa do
CARBONATE A3IM0EI .-E casks.
For sale by E.J,EART & GO.
T3 ala Il lsGDuFitoulas e.. II @
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-04

Are now receiving, by almost every arrival from the
North and West, fresh and weIl-selected stock OF
CIR OCE r. [ e S,
SUITABLE FOR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERs,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
TRADE STORES,
BOAT STORES,
BAR STORES,
Among which will be found the following articles,
which they offer to trade at reduced figures:
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
FRESH PEACHES, -
FRESH BLACKBERRIEs,
FRESH STRAWBERRIES,
FRESH TOMATOES,
ASSORTED JELLIES,
BRANDY FRUITS, .e,,o,,r,1,
FRESH OYSTERS and 2 ID cans,
LONDON CLUB SAUCE,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
T0MAT0E CATSUP,
CONCENTRATED MILK,
PICKLES assorted,
CHEESE-E. D. and ", L.
CHOICE BUTTER,
LEAF LARD-in kegs and tierces
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
C0FFEEEChoice Rio,
CABBAGE in CUERIE.
TEAS.
l'ii Ai''1ND' YOUNG HYsoN,
SOUCH0NG,
And 00L0NG.
STAR " CANDLES,
'I INDIGO,
B4AGKING,
;;nTNr DoyyDrpc
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-04

BALL & DASHIELL.
At their old stand Texas street,
SHREVEPORT, La,
= DEALERS in Drugs and Medicines, School
aBooks, Stationery, Fancy Goods and Toilet
seEzsSg Requisites, Small Wares of Taste and Use
Nfzfi955g Toilet Goods and Notions, Perfumery etc.
sgIlgA Paints, Oils and Varnishes Glass Putty
I5ssfS Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Use Dye
ssss3sgggsE3 Woods and Dye Stufs generally
- Medicines warranted genuine and OF the best
quality Customers viii find our stock complete com
prsing many articles is impossible here to enuerate
and al sold at moderate prices.
ssg Prescriptions carefully put up.
Shreveport, August %, 1860
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. %, 1865.

MONDAY EVENING, oct 70, 1000
Local money matters to-day were quiet,
the market ruling steady and without not
able change. The banks generally are close
for currency, though the market is not posi-
lively stringent. Bankers are not disposed
to accommodate any other than custom pa
per. Exchange continues close, and the de-
msnd in excess of the offerings. Rates are
unchanged and firm at par buying and /
premium selling.
Gold to-day was without important change,
though a shade lower, the price closing at
LAG.
In Cincinnati bankers are growing strong
err in currency, but in view of future wants,
keep their discount lines very much con-
tracted.
The later foreign news Brought by the
steamer Hibernia to-day is OF a generally
unfavorable character financially and com
mercially. A further large decrease is re-
ported in the bullion of the Bank of Eng
land, f~avOring an increased rate of discount
and q consequent further stagnation in
trade. American securities are without de-
cided change, but dull. Cotton is a shade
better for American, but the operations were
light, especially on speculative account
The general produce markets were fat and
rending downward. The effect of this news
will be undoubtedly felt upon our exports,
and in turn upon prices, and it is probable
will be promptly followed by a decline in
produce at the seaboard.
The weeks opens dull in our general mar
kets, very little business being done on the
street or on Change to-day. City millers
report a good steady demand from the trade
for their brands of Flour, which keeps their
stocks worked up pretty closely; but there
is very little inquiry for country brands
Wheat is dull about all the desirable lots
in markets are held by millers, and there is
no demand for lower qualities. No transae-
ions were reported to-day the market clos
ing nominal at Saturdays figures. Corn is
dull and closed nominal at Saturdays price.
Small sales of Oats are reported at 42e. Rye
and Barley are inactive.
In Provisions there is no change. There
is a fair demand for Pork, but generally the
market is quiet.
Produce is unchanged. Butter is rather
quiet for shipping lots. Cheese is active and
firm. Eggs continue very scarce and nOmi-
nal.
Highwines are firmer, with small sales
Petroleum continues quiet, bet refiners de
cline making further concessions.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
forty-eight hours ending at Z o'clock this
morning, were as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

POLICE CouRT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday forenoon:
Drunkenness-Winiam Robson, Patrick
PhiIlabiu, James Clark, John Logan. Peter
DOYLE, Joseph johnson aud James Furnison,
each fined 81 and costs; Edward Crane,
Charles Harrigan and Peter Larshatt, each
fined 50 and costs; Martin Fray, SIS and
costs; John Gallagher, IS and costs.
Vagraney-Mary Herrick, sent to Work
House sixty days; Charles Rogers, given
tw~enty-four hours to leave town.
Disturbance-William and John Blake,
each s. and costs; Joseph Kelly, sent to
Work House thirty days; Timothy scanlan
and James Gould, each So and costs.
Assault and Battery-Martin Baldwin,
$40 and costs and ten days in jail; William
II. Clark, $50 and costs.
Grand Larceny-William Burton, bound
over bail $500.
Observation-Disclosures Lufkfn, dis
charged
Bigamy-John Siheet, case nolled.
FOrgery-Williap Birdsall, examination
waived, and bound over on four warrants,
4 - an 81
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

The GEORGIA MINsTRELs.-We are soon
10 heve two nights of genuine negro min
strelsy. The troupe known as the Georgia
Minstrels will open all engagement for two
nights, this evening, in CARROTS Hall. We
are assured by the press, that this company
of bona tide ebonies, former slaves, have pro-
duced an immense sensation east and west.
The Chicago Tribune speaks of them as fol-
lows:
The troupe of colored minstrels-colored
III the true sense of the te~rm-Opened in
Smith and Nixon's Hall last night to a
crowded house. Their entertainment was
without a doubt one of the very best ever
offered to a Chicago populace, comprising
excellent selections, presented in a most
laughable- manner and Yet devoid of the
forced effort apparent i'll too many burnt
cork companies. The troupe is composed
entirely Of real colored men, all freed from
the bonds Of slavery during the recent war.
The plantation scenes, songs, and dances,
are true to the life, and in consequence all
the more interesting and pleasing.
Among the best things, and all we're good
were the overture and the opening and
closing choruses, the taPioca and dnnce Of
Fields, the banjo Duet of CLAYTON and
Hicks. and the dances of Master Neil, Messrs.
Brooker. Slater, Roberts and Mallory
also exhibited some finely humorous phases
of dusky Southern life. From beginning TO
cid the programme is q good one replete
with whimsicalities and oddities OF the first
water. A complete change will character
ize the entertainment of tonight.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Newberry Coal-Loeal Notice.
hindling WoOd-LOcal Notice.
Academy of Music-Miss Blanch De Bar.
Geo. Z. Notwithstanding.
26l Superior St-Bazaar.
Crumb, Baslington 4 Eendali-Dre5s Goods.
Brainard's Hall-CampbelIs.
o. Cutter & SOn-Housea and Los At Auction.
Wanted-Agents.
D.. Appleton Il Co--Agents Wanted.
c. II. Observation-Disclosures Wanted.
ElwelI q Marvin-Land for Sale.
Rev. A. NJ. B~rown-Pocket Book Lost.
A. H. C.-Milk Route Wanted.
p. Observation-Disclosures Fortune.
H. S.-SituatiOn Wanted.
GarIctt's Hall-BroOker & Clsyton's Ninstrels
%. D. Focal Notice.
Eric Lodge-LOcsl Notice.,
Noble & Nuble-Local Notice,
Clark a Northumberland Butter.
s. Williams--Legal Notice.
Brainard's Hall-PanOramR-
Medical College-LOcsl Notice.
Henry \. Observation-Disclosures Notice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

"WHo IS HE PIN our last issue appeared
an interrogative squib headed as above,
which. had it not been utterly thoughtless,
would have been grossly insulting and
even outrageous. We learn from q friend Of
the party indicated, but not named, that the
individual referred to is q perfect gentle
man and worthy of every just consideration.
He is a native of Poland, having come from
that country in 1861, from no other motive
than to fight on the side of freedom. En-
tering the United States army as a private,
he has by meritorious service climbed to
the position of Colonel, which rank he now
holds. He is here receiving medical treat
ment. suffering from the effects Of a wound
received and disease contracted in the ser
vice. Being still in the service, he dresses
i'll Federal uniform, as is proper on dress
and, indeed, on all occasions. If his man
ner at the opera was noticeable from singu-
larity, it is readily explained by the state
ment tina! the Colonel is suffering from
neuralgia in the face and head.
OF course we consider the anonymous ar
ticle in our last issue in bad taste. and a to-
tai misrepresentation. This is a free coun-
try, and the margin popularity allowed for
the play Of personal pcculiarities is broad.
We hold it fundamental, that a man shall
be considered and treated as a gentleman
until he proves himself the reverse. And
let this embrace our censure on the thought
less article in question.