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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
" z A I i. n a a
UMMIK A-RRAHGEMENT.

1855. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and after Monday. May 18th. 1855, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays e~xceptedl as follows:
500 A. m.-AhAA-ArrtTe ~ Rittsburgl 400 r. Il.
Hsrraburgn 10 A. ~ Baltimore 100 A, ~,
WASHINGTON l0=8 A. =, Phiisdelphia SIS A. ~
HeE fork ma0A n, Wheelings 90 PIX Corr
and Millersburgh.
t;nO P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e Pittsburgh SIS ?,
n. Herri5oursh I:50 A. n. Baltimore L20 ?.
Wsshingt0n $50 P. n, Philadelphia I2:E0 2,
M New YORK 2:45P. r., Hhseling $50 4. r..
$50 P. m.-ACOOMM0DATIOH-Eor Hudson and
into mediate Stations, Ouyahoga Falls, Akron,
and miilersburgh, connecting At Orrvtlle With
J.. ;. =. ". = y. BY. for Canton, massilon. Woos-
ter and MAnHdeld.
years run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
(ia AflentoWn) without change.
~ Fare a. low a by any oEner DE
~ Through Tickets can &c uraou7Hd at the Union
Tiokst leios, Nediah HOuse, at the Depot, or the
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CLEVELAND AND goLEDo r r

IsS4-L WHITE ARshHEzaEa IszI;
20 and 1tsr MoHdrys Oct. Elst, Isff. Hz.-unasF
Trains VII lasve CtsFciaEd a. ELJWG t3aaaaTB ak
o51kods
$50 A. h.-CHIOAGO E-EPBEs5-s-ogs 20 Bsf.s,
Grafton, Dbzriins HakemlRi HCrEait, Eonrce-
vile, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Eingrr,
ana arrived - Toledo At I2;s5P p. ~, Chfcago 81
u20r.H y, ard Detroit "a ,. y.
: ~ 2. n.-WESTERk MAIL.-Stors at AT rratiG-E
on Southern Division, sad srrfFss g. Iciedc az
- ?. NJ Chicago 81 20 =. 4. and Datroit af
W10E.u.
i:Q 2. m~.-GORTHERN MAIL.-SCN q I'll St.
tons on Northern Division, and sr1lgts 60 5arr
drrky at 10 2. a,
lss8 z. KNIGHT E1PREss-EE1B Is GFatoal
hOrsslk, nOlr0sVils, lFda AID Er6WouL, s-d
Arrives A. toledo = S:s5 a H. GhiasGg q Hs1
:, &. and Dstroit At 500
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Connections aru nsas 81 NonrosvHHs VITA tie BsE.
drSky MRpsasid 3 Newark 4. b; ~ Clyde wiz 30
3andnsUl Dayton = Cinoinnski r. r. ~ Ersmor'
With hB Fremont 4 Indiana y T.; sad Al Tolddg
With he Michigan southern a Northern Isdians ~
Toledo 4 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
Southwest.
graina ErTiVs n Cleveland from Toislo END fts
Hast ~ ssG A. n, 2;3 ,. -, nd $50 r. q. Er0z
Se1duHky IS gsI5A A. l. y. RUIEN Eu-7f
merrqsud. Ocr. -. Ira
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills


EaH the commencement OF . new era IN the treatment
u Irregularities and distractions which have oou-
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II, having the sanction Of some OF the most eminent
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Pills sent BY mail, promptly, secure from observa-
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aIsfB Generally.
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- 81 Cedar street, New York.
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Cleveland, Ohio, Wholesale A cents
dac2.R r. deodkwaW
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RSFPHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
ms Proprfctors q the New York Museum Of Anst.
pmy hEve determined, regardless OF expense TO is-
sue free for the beneht Of suffering humanity, and
suppression a qusokery) four Of their most inter-
stu E1dfestructtYe Lectures on Marriage snd Its
Disqualification, Herro1s and Physical Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
ness or Depression, Impotencys Loss o. Energy and
HAladies which result from youthful follies, eI-
oessss Of maturity, and ignorance Of Pbysioloy
hnd laws Of nature.
Theee invaluable Lectures have boon the means
Of snllghtsnlDg end saving thousands, end will be
Fsrwardod FREQ. on receipt Of four stamps, by Ad-
dressing SECRETARY, Nsw York Museum ofApat-
omy and Medicine, GlS Broadway bew York.
fshI5:R9
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sTUST RROEIVED,-THE FINEST
d assortment Of BsK Buckles ever q this sitYr 8
OOWLES,
s.Fs - Ea2dstfUNHsaH
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The combnatiiOno OF ingredients in these Pills Is the
reuslt OF 8 lOag and extensive practice. They are
mild ia their oper7 ton and cannot do harm to the
most delicate; certain in correcting al irregularities,
Painful menstruatOn, removing all distractions,
whether from Cold or otherwise, Headache, Pain in
the Side Palpisation Of the Heart, Whites, al HerT-
cur Affs ltions, Mysteries, Fatigue, Pain ia the back
and Limbs, and Dis turbed Sleep. which arise from
Information of Natura-
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A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
fight end give up spectaoles, without aid Of doctor
or medicene-Sent by mail nee, on receipt OF ten
pents. Address L. B. FOOTE, MD,
o 1870 Broadway, New York.
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT is
TIE kOME OF PERFECTION,

II peuefrafes the secret ambush OF
this terrible disease, and ~exterminates it, root and
branch, forever. N..
It removes all the Wretehed Eymp.
toms Of this lOAtbesome malady, and aVerta con-
sumption. .....
IL cleans the head, d~sOdOrfsea the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
II aueViates more agony and silent
Tu6sring than tongue can tell.
1t is noted for curing the most hope.
les cases, that every known means failed In
&c cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tsrFh, ofthe most obstinate and violent types
Ne form OF Cafarrh or nOiues in the
sad can resist Its penetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's CatsrFb Remedy f. q
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DIR. 4. GOOdaIe Is knows throughout
the cOan.ry, a. the Author OF the only True Theo-
nv Of ORtArrh ever pubished. Where Its Origin
What its BAvRges-Mode Of Treatnent-Snd Rapid
0ure IN all its forms.
DR.. GOOdsle's Pamphlet on Catarrh
should be read by every one. It can be obtained at
our nearest Agency, or BY sending , postage stamp
70 our ONCE. @,
Price 81 90. Send . stamp for pamphlet,
fl, NORTON 4 ANDREWS, Sole Agents, New York,
80 - N nWanK Cf.wN. N,hn.ng
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nrTHE BRIDAL OHAMBER-An
Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
. Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
sealed envelopes Address Dr.. J. EkllIin Houehton,
Howard Association. PhuadeInhta- p. uva.RA
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To- app arance. sold By G. ". CLARK, lie su-
pediOr lir,et. jyl2.25R
B6TEVERY ONE SHUULD USE
RALE's VEGETABLE sIOILIAH HAIR RE-
hEGER, that splendid preparation for the HAIR,
Eh'eh IL fast becoming 90 popular snd 50 nueh
Inquired for. No ons who has once tried 1t will
YER give up the use oft.
II vii restore gray hair to it's origina color.
viii prevent TIE hair from falling ont.
IL eiesnsss the scalp, and makes the hair son,
lustrous and 1fIken.
3 Il Is a splensia hair dressing.
For sale by all Druggists.
B. P. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, h. H.,
PropdetOrS.
BENTON, DUEHAM b co., Cleveland, Ohio,
General Wholesals Agents. jone:242
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CLKVBLAND COhGABUs CHI.
OOIH9ATI AILRoAD,
1884, WIGTEB ARBANeEEMHE EseEA

us EHaia-s.B A, M.-OIEOIHNAEI EXPRRgz
stopping Nt erafson, Wellington. Kew hos
DON Shelby, 0restids, Gaii01, ensad, Car.
dington, Ashley, Dslawars, Dsstz Osniss EgF
W~osthington.
"a TrAln-7:5 P. H.-AODOMMODATIOH.-ssov1
at AL stations, and arrives n Columbus at ass
?. y. Cincinnati $3.50 4. =.
"a Trains-iDm P.M.-HIGHT EXPHES-St1s5irs
IS Grafton, wellington, New London, sEGST.
CrsGtlins, Gallon. Gilskas Cerdings0p and De-.
aware. -
mains leave Columbus 81 1.40k and ie.z5A.s. za0F =
arriga IS Cleveland $40 A. n, 3 and 5s5c =. y,
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mBVKLAED > EEIB KaILE0AD
1855. wIETHB ARRAzeEHsaT tss
On and Nssss Hoadzy, Oct. list 1894, FEsoafag
Iraia1 vii fun e follows. Nundsyl szespadlf
-LEAFE CEENEEAHu.

1855. WIETEB &RRAzGEHsHE fSS
On and NGsz Hosdzy, Oct. Ilst, Iss8, Fazsafsz
IrAiH1 viii fuD - follows, EundsYu sEcspssdlf
LBATE CbEVEGAHU.
~ VUfc1SbSv. 49, E~RAlA-SeEEiDE 8
tabulA. UouReaut ndGirard only, and nrrlVgl
Eris - In :. 4. DanSirk I;ta P. H., Bu1si7
rs P. a.1CiHOIEHArI E1PREss-siosyIng al
Fzfnesvile, A5htzSulaB la Girzrd onlT, and Az
nIsE At Er1e6:0 ,. H. Duaklrk ~ I. ~. Bus
$50 p. m.@HEiL AND ACCOMMODATION
bsopSinE es Al EtAtona snd STRIVE ~ ErbG e.
800 P. M--HIgHT EXPEEss T-BAIH-stossinz Il
PEi1u1Viue, AEhtz5yA and GiEGri nul, saG
RrdEe5 At Frs e 9ao - ~. Daus=z -
4 H. RUFaio - A
bEAFH ERIE-
80 4. Xxi EzPRE8s TRALS-s5cEs3ns
IS 6iraTd, Ashsabuls and PsinozFH1 cnl1. ard
arriys at g9yf:snd e 2 6H.,DsT.as
UA4H-StogFing At al lsauoRs sid arrive >.
UsvelaHd ct 1a:sb
lgi5 A. H.-EOLEB0 EGPEESs-Sterlsng o. Al
ssctioas sxoeH55aauyzEs, Saybrock, Uo.onyflal
Perry, Mensor and Wtoklido, and arrives 81
Cleveland At 2sl3 Pm.
6I5 ]. M.-DAY EXPRESS T~kAAH-4tgBEiEa ~
Gtrard, ConneAuts Ahhtab1la, GengEE q Ra1reh
Eg Second BLISS Osrs sfs run on p .br0sz-
an the trains going westward eonroCs Is Osvsisn.
With trains fr fclsdc. UatcEaos COiumbud Gincil
nEti, Indianapolis, St LOuis, &C.; End al througl
Tains Of the Rev Yor1 : Ers Bslrosd, snd et But
"a, WITH those Of thu Kew York OsnErai 4 BuTsl0
Sow TeEk Oity &a,lCosdA ior keN 9oES Al1epl
AAa Phiadashis b Eds BaIlrcad-
ExDrsss, East sud Wsst, cCEzeSa =
On ErieS PittsbcrEh Rsiiroa
49,, - % Sc, 81.
NJ tt"ss-Ha N1SfvfIifs pfy,
UsTrisud. Oct. F7sE 80
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Arrive at Lsayittsburgh, connect with
New York Express ....--.---.-...l0:5 ?. \.
Ask loE through Tickets via "~salamsnca."
d. MoLABEd, Gall sup't.
E. F. FULLER G7nl 9iokst Agent. myI7
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II DIRECTIONS ABE FOLLOWED.
RH-CALL FOR A CIRCULAR DE-.
SORIBING ALL SYMPTOMS,
eV "a 3 TO re 8 .

MS:
The symptoms Of CstATrh, - they generally Ap'
GEAR, are At nrst very slight. Persons ind they
have . cold, thBt they have frequent stthoks, and
are more sensitive 20 the changes Of temperatures.
In this condition. the nose may be dry, or . slight
1lscbsrge, thin and sorid, afterwards becoming
shiek and adhesive. Asthe disease becomes chronic
the discharges aro increased in quantity and
ahanged In quality they are now thick and heavy
and are hswksd or ooughed on. Tho secretions are
Offensive, oausing 3 bad breath the voice Is thtok
and nasal /; the eyes ere weak the sense Of the
amel Is lesseued or destroyed desfness frequently
sexes place. Another common end important
symptom OF Catarrh il, that the person Is Obliged
20 clear his threat in the morning OF . thick OF
iliay mucHs, which has fallen down from the head
iurlig the night. When this takes place the per-
sou may be sure that his disease is on its way to
tho Lungs, and should lose no time In s~rrssting It
Tas sbOve are ba tes Of The DsaHE OataFrh symptoms
a RfnCEe Bottle VIII last q MOnfl-G9
he NEED three ffEmen a DRV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FLORRNOE'S SPIRIT FOR THE
Hairs restores gray hair 10 its original color, pre-
Ysna is ialing Gus, and EiTts It gl1Esy and youth
irl a2p7araacs. soid By G. ". oLARK, lie Su-
periOr street. iyl2.252
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OPTICIANS.
/. n. SoLOMoNsoN

Practical and Scientific OpticiAn, Keeps the largest
assortment eff Opticsl Instruments in the city.
Being an old establishment, and having been ex-
~tensively patronizst, he hiss the confidence that
bis present stock viii warrant the continuance OF
public favors. 81 bis speetscles are Of the best
quality Of crystal glasses, ground under bis own
Inspection, ia all cases curing weakness, dizziness
and impartiDg strength for long reading and nne
sewing Artificial eyes inserted without pain
OFFIOE-lsO Supsrior-st, first door from the
enErance to the American Hotel. Il
sSrBeware Of travellers claiming 10 be Mr.. Solo
monsoon or his agent. ijuiy24
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.
and summer arrangements.

- ..
Spring and Summer arrangements.
Hakss Effect Monday, Nay Sta, 1865.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
CLETELAdD and INV YOBK.
"DAY ExFREss, leaves Cleveland Sunday sxoept.
~ At $50 A. H. Arrives At Mesdvills ct BOO I. n
DinleEl sslamAnSa IS e;S ?. NJ Gl epins Carsl
'HIsHE ExPREss," leaves OlsvsIsnd Csaturdays
exoeptsdD ct $40 P NJ sleeping Cars attached
arrives At Nashville at Loo A n, Salamanca at
500 A. n, and New YORK at 1880 ?. 4
Westward.
Day ExprNs-LsaVes Sew YORK as.....-. ZOO a.
Arrives st Cleveland sk.....,EB5 80.
Night % Leaves New York 1t. --.-6.Uo ?. 81,
Arrives 81 Cleveland at.-..os65 ?. n.
al TRADES.
Train isavfng Cleveland tEa5t) ak..-.....,. e3) AZ,
arrives 81 frankiiR A. 4SiR,h,
ErAin leaving Cleveland ct East. ...........s4 A P 4.
arrives st Ersnklin A.. Ts5 A. a.
Train leaving Cleveland At (South)--.-..-. 4SlP z.
arrives At 1ounSstoHn a.. SlbF.h
frzin leaving Cleveland 1t (Southl--.. T;l5 AZ.
arrives ~ youngstown at-l0sA A. 4.
Train IssTtng youngstown ct Eorthl--. AS Ak.
arrives IS CeEeiEnd Ek-..-lcOo kE
Train leaving Youngstown Al Northl-. 20 m
arrives st Cleveland at..... $40 ?. 4.
y - saiamanes ct (Westl.-.... $50 A. =.
arrives at HsadTille q .....llB A. X,
arrives e Akron Rs......s $50 ?. n.
% Akron IS EAstl.--..... I:40A =.
Arrives At HsAdvnls A.. LOO P. 8.
arrives ST alaUanc A. TAU =.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Trains leave Leyittsbursh 1t (South)- .... 6.55 A. =.
RsvennA at 81 ...... 6.46 A. y,
I" Akron AZ % =. $40 Az.
4" " Mansfield at 90 lilo Al,
" " Gallon at ID -.If.8 AZ.
{" 4" Marion 1t e LOO rM
Z" 90 urbaua as % 4OOP Il
{" " Springfield at " go. A42F, n.
{" Dayton at 60 .... 500 ?. n.
Arrive At Cincinnati st-.-..-............ $50 ?. a..
Trains lesye Cincinnati at (EsAt)----.... 500 A. n
" /" Dayton at " .--.--~1O:B A. ~.
4" Z" Springfield at g .-...--.1I:42 A. Il.
Z" Urbana at =" ...-...--.12:50 P. =.
4" I" Marion At T" .---....... 3:45 ?. n.
- Gallon at " ......---. 5:l5 P. ~.
" f" Mansfield It " .-..--. q. 50 P. H..
" 4" Akron at 81 ---. e:25 P. N.
q" " RzVenns at " ...---1OsOO P. ~.
Arrive at LeAEitts5urgh, connect with
New York Express st...------.-..lO:5O P. T..
Ask foE Through Tickets via "salamsnca."
D. MoLAREd, Gsll sup't.
z. F. FULLER Gem 7ickst Agent. myI7
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POS E%TIMETABLE
1915. Winter Arrangements 1885.
ABRITAL AID CLOSING OF NAILS,
AT Tn
OLKVELAHD PosTIOFFIOE,

0oEEEHsIla HOLIDAY, oCTOBK8 SlsF, 1854.
- Nails viii be 0pensd and ready for delivery
enc hour after arrival Of trains.
- NJ Asils Close ons hour bSl0Es dspArtarse
trains.
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a RfaGEe Bottle VIII last q MOnfn-G9
be usea three tmen q Day.
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS-WAR.

P.S.-A box cent to any address on receipt OF
prioe-Whioh is One Douar-pOsf free. IA des-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11
NUMBER 2.
The Mexican Struggle 10 be Renewed.

The Juarez Government of Mexico is
preparing for another effort to wrest that
country from Maximilians clutches and
restore the Republic. Official dispatches
received in Washington from Mexico,
stale that President ,-iuarez entered the
city of Chihuahua on the 18th of October
last having met with very enthusiastic
reception from the people of that city, as
we'll as from the inhabitants of other towns
IN that State The Mexican President
had intended to establish his residence in
the city Of Durango, after the city Was oc-
cupied by the national forces But the
French having obtained victory at Es-
tauzuela, On the 10th. the Mexican army
had to Withdraw to Chihuahua President
Juarez is there. busily engaged in organ
izing another army to carry on moro eff
ciently the war against the invaders He
writes to n friend of his in Washington in
the most hopeful manner The general
Impression in Mexico appears TO lie that
Maximilian's rule has 50 many obstacles
/ in It's way that it cannot stand more than
six months, even in case the Mexican pat
riots should be hereafter as unfortunate a.
hitherto. Maximi!ian has set aside the
Church party, which was the means By
which he went 10 Mexico, and has exiled
two Of its principal leaders He wishes
/ to nonciliate tie Liberals, but in that he
vii certainly fai', and he will remain
without any hold on the Mexican peop'e.
I His principal trouble IS, just now, his
want Of money, and Of credit TO borrow
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11
HeM ManEIastEriGr prniert.

The future progress OF Wisconsin must
be sought largely, if not mainly, in tho
derelopemento Of our mineral resources and
IN the encoura cement Of manufacturing
enterprises. OF the latter c'ass none !,
more needed or more certain Of success
than the manufacture OF wooden good s.
We are. therefore, glad to learn that a
company is being organized for the cstab
lishment Of an immense wooIcn factory in
oac Of the interior counties. All tha, j.
needed now is such a charter as is desir-
able for the purpose. We trust that the
Legislature viii give the most liberal char.
ter consistent with the public interest
KtliCGukee Sentinel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11
aSy- In reply to the demand Of Brazil

ES>S- In reply TO the demand of Brazil
for reparation in the matter Of the seizure
Of the pirate Florida, Secretary Seward
states that tho President ia. suspended
the Captain ofthe Wochusett, and directed
him to appear before court martial; has
dismissed the Consul at Bahia, and will
IIherate the crew Of the captured vessel
The Administration, however, repudiates
the idea that the rebels are lawful naval
bel iGercnts, and considers such an rs.
sumption on the part Of Brazil as n insul.
to the United States
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11

CouNrERFEIr. so CENT NorEs.-In the
course Of an investigation before Judge
Cadwallader, Of Philadelphia, few days
since, one Of the officers employed in the
Office Of the T. s assistant treasurer was
examined as to the number of counterfeit
flty-ccnt notes which reached them in
she packages Of currency sent there to be
exchanged for treasury notes lie stated
that in one package of $4,000 received
from a banking institution, there were %
counterfeits, all Of the denomination Of 80
cents. That was not the largest number
in proportion to the amount ne had known.
but he was not able to give the precise
number Of any other package The coua-
terfeits Of the fractional currency are the
most readily told, he said, by the head of
Washington. In the genuine notes it is
distinctly brought out, and the features
are plain, while the counterfeits are blurred
and III some are very indistinct
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11
TIE Defense OF The Ernntinr.

The Detroit Free Press has notice Of
the arrival at Windsor, opposite Detroit.
of four hundred Of the Canadian militia
sent there with the simple design of pre-
serving international peace by preventing
raids from Canada on American soil. The
militia men received the hcartiest welcome
and the frequent discharges Of cannon
even excited the apprchonsions Of over
nervous or timii citizens Of Detroit The
Frcs Press says that the advent of these
troops VIII e far towards allaying the
fears Of an attack upon our frontier from
Southern desperadoes, and assi,t in ce-
meutin@ that good feeling which exists
between the people Of 10th countries. Wo
trust it will
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11

~ The pirate Semmes crossed the
Mississippi river, from the west to the
east bank, at the mouth OF Red river. on
the morning Of the 2lst ult, before day
light lie crossed in skif, and was re-
ceised on the cas-. shore by rebel scout
He is on his way to Richmond Our in
formant conyersed with the nan who fer
RED him over the ri-er. At the point
where Semmes crossed the Mississippi, two
gunboats are located not over one hundred
yard. apart lie passed between them
His arrival at Mobile IS noticed by the pa
pers Of that city.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11

4 MEETING BY TELEGEAPH A telegraph
operator dying in Springfield, Mass, on
Sunday, the operators Of the various New
England Offices on the American inc held
a meeting, By telegraph, that evening, c,'and
appointed, bv telegraph, a committee Of
one gentleman in Worcester and one in
Providence, TO draw up, hy telegraph, ap-
propriate resolutions Of sympathy and
confidence, 10 be forwarded, BY telegraph
to tae family Of the deceased.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11

One Of thc new petroleum million
aires wisely determined that his daughter
should haFe a good education. and sent
her to the most expensive school in New
York The girl had no intellectual nLir-
ty' and the teacher honestly wrote to tho
father that the girl had no capacity for
is'rnine. Capacity" said the father
buy her onc-she shall have all that
money can get
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11

An army spondcnt. nmong other
incidents at c.ty Point, tells the story Of
a person wcariH. the uniform and eagles
of Coonel, who attempted to 70 on board
the boat for Washington, and was very in
dIgnant at being askei for pass. SONG
thing IN the naughty airs of the individu-
al caused suspicion, aud she was arrested
for the Colonel proved to be woman
and IS now imprisoned as n rebel spy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11

1t IS stated that few days before the
surrender of Savannah, General Sherman
intimatei to his division commanders that
the first one 70 enter the city should be
made Mi nary Governor after Its capture.
was aeeordiasy s9poiat0d Military Gov
erno-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11

-Louisyi le must be the paradise Of
rogucs and the terror Of good people. The
Journal Of that city says: The city i,
infested with thieves, and robberies are
committed in open day as we'll as at night.
Persons are Knocked down and robbed on
the inost !requcntcd places Larcenies in
stores, petty thefts and highway robberic.
are cironicIed every hour in ,hc day.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11

Eighteen hundred cattle and one
Thousand sheep. captured by federal raid
into i-oudon Valley, Va, have been sold
asauctIon ia 1crk, Pa, and realized over
$4,000 for ehe Gazarnment
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11

The Swedes IN Minnesota manuFac.
.ure their own dry goods. RAISING WOOL and
hax IN 'nihoiep' quantity 70 supply them
for their present wants. AMI aI~a - Law
.@.y fUr thc future
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11

The Richmond papers are loud in
their dcnunciat;ons Of Gen Kirby Smith,
They accuse him Of the most rascaIIv prao..
tices-robbing the rebel government +,
the tune Of millions, playing the part Of
commissary to the French in Mexico. and
cnactizg the rogue and swindler generals
=. What set ii ilnmaculates these reh.
el leaders are