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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

/ ~PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
Inc PropRietors Of the New York Museum Of Anst.
omy have determined, regardless Of expenne, to n.
sac trss (for the bensht Of suffering humanity and
suppression td euackeryl four Of their most inter.
sting and instructive Lectures Marriage and ItE
gsquetnoasions, Nervous and Physical Debility
Premature decline Of Manhood IndiRtstIon, W eak
- OF IMPRESSION 1mpoteney, Loss Of Epsrgy and
AAnIy rover; the great Social Evil, and those
AAlacies which result from youthful foIlies, ex.
ossses Of maturity, and IgneranoS Of PhTTioIosv
aad laws Of 1stuFe.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the mean,
Sl ennghtening and saving Thousands, ond will be
orNardes free. On reosipt Of four stamps, by ad.
dressing sEohn1ARY, New York Museum Of Inat.
ony snd Aedioino. 6ls Broadway, EeW York.
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$40 y. sARDNEa, ssO. Z. sURT, 40. MI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
DRIvATE AFFAIKS
Il II WHIOH
u y All nlassAA ara InfareafAd.

Farmers Drovers, Merchants, Lumbernsn, Me-
chanics, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor
should ask themselves II the slightest sXPHIIITIC,
so.called PRIvArn DISEASE, tsint is lin gerng In
their SYSTEMS, II SO, they should apply In person,
II possible; II not possible In person, BY letter,
and receive by return mail blank circular oi
questions, which Will enable ny one TO know posi-.
lively lust how they stasd. ID iifa -sa Ior
To the intelligent reader 1t is not necessary TO
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible scourge, yes 1t may
be advisable to mention most pr eminent STFH-
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SYPHILIs
TERTIARY, the latter, involving the bones in Its
deathly aetion. ..-t .---..- r
Every one should know, also, that many the
most obstinate and worst ULCER TED THRoATs
handled ultimately result in loss Of voice. Look 70
your trueinterest, and consult BY apply at
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
SPEcIAL MoTloEs-
TEE BRIDAL CHAMBRR-A1


freoteA end Scientific 0psioiAn, ssps the ID, gest
,s59Etnent 81 Opties1 Instruments IN the city
Setng an OLD establishnent, end having been ex
seemvefy patron4nod, he has the confidence that
ble present. 1toSk y "a warrant the eontituanoe a
public faFo1E- u hfs speotaelss are Of The beSt
- 9aeitY OF crystal giasseas groupd under kis own
lnsPeotson, ln "a essth curing wsakneas aiEEinsss
aaa tnpArslng strength for long readibE and npe
ees1nE Artlnelai eyes inserted without paln =
OfEIOA1-iD Sup rior-st.. nrut door IrOn she
ensrance tOTthe Ameriean Hotel W. -''s ~
S1Ts OF tsaSsieFs claiming 10 be Mr.. Solo
= t-s-.et-- ~ Ne AseHesI fr-.i-- a- -sr iutR1t
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EIRALnWIN&nn

E. I. BALDWIN & co.
Wat offer IN Linsn Goods, on Mcndav
September 18Th,
LINEN DAAASKg, BROWN AND
BLEA CHED, O
LINEN CLOTHS, NAPKINS DoY11ro
AND DIAPERS, - - 90 =
LINENS, a. ~ y !"
brGted makes of " '''' ''''-
DUNBAR, DICKSON & CO.,
RICHARDSON SONS L oWDEN
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ENBROIDERIES AND LACEs,

our Woote'l Department i0M be com.
pee on Monday, September 1871, after
'0hIch zoe shall offer G's enormous stock OF
OIL LOERS, 0ASSLAERES, BEA HERS
LADIES CLoARINeS,
WOOE BLANKETS. ~
WHITE AND 0OLORE0 FLANNELiS
FAN0Y FLANNELR.
These goods may be obtained IN the Job.
6sHg Department and also at retail.
r. L BALDWIN & 90.
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10 the ShGsOt Department attention, is in
vtted, as i0e offer about tsOeLvs hundred
Root ShGH0ts, Paisley Scotch and american,
Real Paisley and French Cashmere a,1,d
many Others. Eor sale 6y the pacE0oe or
at retail. +. 1. L.BALOHIN d 90
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A"'O'tg the Dress Goods vhieh Due shall
open on Monday, zoe iHvste special attention
70 z, ne ezhtbtttO1s Of Wool Reps, Empress
Cloths, Tetosers, SaTony and Tartan Pta,ds
french Ftasd Poptt'ls, Grape MeLauoe
Chcne MeLG'lge and HsGdderSfeEds. =
p. 1. BALD YIN 4 Co
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

y I. BALDWIN & co. -..r
- ..f.- .f lFFER
To The TRADE.
$500 Pieces Fail Dress Goods,
1900 Pieces Wool B :Gnkets,
1900 Pieces Wool FTanneLs,
1000 Doe. Winter Hosiery
" 300 DOz. Wrappers and DrGDers,
l 20 Cases AUTUMN BaLmoraLz,
55 500 Doe. Natbias, Hoods and ShatOls,
NTH complete Stock in all Departments
and good line
s -,.- s.,a DOMESTICS.
ii-s Ell RAIDWTN & On
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

The immense sales of Mourning Goods
since the opening of our MOurn;rsq De.
PGTtrnel1t has induced as to still fstrtSe1. On.
large the stock, and 1Os shall offer. ON Mon.
day morning, a UeTy choice line of Mourn.
ing Dress Goods. Grapes, Handksychisffs
EnbrOide7tss, Silks, DC. 80 -
Ell BALDWIN & co.
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
PrIyate Nedieai DisDenIsaFY.

Private Medical DisDensaFy,
I3O jefferson Avenue, Detroit, AAchs
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel. 4
Where every form Of SYPHILIS and al other us.
eases Of the provocative and urinary organs OF both
sexes are more successfully managed than ct any
other similar institution in this country. Every
one should know that whilst the slightest congt-
tutioRAI contamination exists, marriage is impos-
sible for the good reason that where onspring en-
disease il nearly always entailed. This there's
fore, is one Of the worst impedimenSs to mAsEt-
mony. rs..l lr~--- ,I.r
~. YOUNG MEN, ,s -
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
where there is no uncertainty about getting relief
but where every enc Of such cases are oufed per-
manentIy. No booE1 published 81 nor Issued from
this institution BY which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
Married or single, requiring Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three postage ompg,
and By return mail they win receive, with full d.
rections, the only reliable Female Regulator In use
This Regulator fast becoming the fSvorta ofladeg
everywhere, simply because its action Is mild snd
safe and can always be depended upon IN removing
obstructions from colds and any other cause.
Ali correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation should contain one dollar and
postage stamp for answer. Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see eaeh ether. ..
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 3 to 8 P. n
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. n 70 ?. n,
daily, except Sundays. Allnecessary surgical oPer-
ations performed. - f.r,,s- -
Address, DR. DnhABTt
rr'I Pest ONCE Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and send for circular
Of questions, and, IL properly snswered. medicines
oan be seut to any part Of the country. Remember
these cases be cured the worst consequences
follow. mss;rsda:E
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

Ell. BALDWIN s. co.
VII open, Monday, September 1871,
25 CASES. AMERICAN CALTcoES.
'aeU designs. Also American DeLGiass IN
choice styles at WhOLesaEe and Retail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
HunhEWELrS

A8LECFIOts ms claims for thlv valued PAN.
T.l . LIZ PALL Ars beyond rbas ! anv
:. not ouly prove this, but the sresteT
erros q Srptas, which has hereto ore bee, o"IIe5
SaaFootg. 10 ,kcLSoTIG PILLS ntysr rtCuire
oVrI ta7O, and seldom but one Ior tha 20. ~ ~
s spe sowels without the slghtes gripinq point o.
tne greaeese importAncs, Psrticuisr1y IA =
Chronic Constipation,
for which take . SINGLE PHI every or eVsrv
etner night They nsvtr prodBce debility. ana ON.
ISdigestoEs Dgspepstd, Headache, LiveT ckd Kidnse
Oo"pta1Hh Ples Worms, u Of or tnpnrities on ~
Blood Los o ARPetfie, and all Dsrdnosassis on Boe
- Sold By ali Wholesale and Retail Deslers m
r -.-.-. --If 3 Z
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, PRoPHrEror,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
Commercial Wharf,
kuR9lP6 dhwAm posto, nF...
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

ONE THOUSAND DOZEN FALL AND
WINTER HOSIERY
l0M be on sale Monday, September 1871,
iascIa'diag all qualities m WOoEand MeriaO
Also tUO hundred dozen Boys and Misses
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DIR. aIBsOM,

Ig :. teoA-ooOh VI AbHofHoPATHT AND MEDloIH9.
Omoe-ll9 Seneca street, few doors from Superior,
op5talrs, oPpositt the City Hotel. q ~ r 80
- once hours from 9 70 IL and from 70 o'clock
Daily fSundays exccDt d } ''l3f7T u y ianiT
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DYEINc.
NREpKRIOK .CYRIAX,, p

FREDERICK ,OYRIAX,' -
French Fancy steam Dye works an
Cleaning establishment,
BelViderC Farm, East cleveland, ana
60 Seneca Street,
0HEoE-lO4 Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
Z mean 20 make this the BEST DTE-HOUSE II
ssAction. If - -
! call the especial attention Of Gentlemen 20 th,
$40 IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Bs-dYsInG Of nads-up 9ArmsntG.
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E. 1. BALDWIN & co.

Z. 1. BALDWIN & co.
Wt@ open on. Monday, September 18th, a
complete stock of
ENBROIDERIES AND LACES.
NoUetties in Linen and Point Gaze, Linen
and V0te''cie's''e, Linen Cans6ric and La.o1
Embroidered, Lace Edgings, Lace Hand
6erehfefs, Cambria TRIMMINGS, RsoL
French Bands, srquisite patterns, Black
e''tpore and Thread TTinsmings.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

The sales Of Dry Goods tor cash erctu.
sioely and at" Cns Price" astoa1ishes the
GdhereRts of the old taahioned credit and
many priced systens-but tie people lake IT.
especially a0hen accompanied by prices 10
to rs per cent. 6sl0l0 those of the credit
houses. We hare tested this system of
"O11e Price" (hGring all our goods married
IN plain figures tOr many years, and find
our sales haze more than quGdrupLed since
its ad0ptiOp With a stock of goods ss'asp7-
passed By any IN the country SUe propose to
offer to our patrons this season inducements
not 0btaiRdbLs eLSet0here.
3, L BALDWIN & co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
nLRVKLAND AND P1TTSBURGH

CLEVELAND AND P7TTSBURGH
~ BAIL DAD.
1865. SUMMER ABRABGEMENs Isss.
On and AFTER Monday, May 18th ls65 Trains Ieavs
Cleveland daily SUNDAYS excepted) as foIIOWs:
500 a. .m.-EHIL-Arrtvesa at Pittsburgh 4slu p. r.
AArrsburgn 3:ae A. N-s baltimore 100 A, n,
Washington l0: A. n, Philadelphia 6:h6 A. ~.
hsW York 00oA- n, Wheeling 90 P. n. Cons
meets AZ Hudson with q. z q. 4. Z. for ASron
and Mfleraburgh.
In P. P.M--EXPkRsS-ArTfVas at Pft5bursh s1s ,.
H. AArrisburgh ] 30 A. n, BaltimorS u 10 =.
HtMashangton |: 20 P. IA Philadelphia I2:40 :,
H- New York a:s5F 4, Wheellng 10 A.. n,
3:40 p. m.-AOCOMM0DATI0H-F Hudson and
Z mtsrmediate Stations, Cuyahogs Falls, Akron,
and MnlerHburzh, connecting ct OrrViIe with
p. r.. W. 4 u. BY. Tor Canton, MassilIop Woo.
ter and Mansfield. = =
SCARS run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
(Via Allsntown) without change
- Ears Is low ey any othar hse. f
q. Through I1oketl can be Drneu-'d at the Union
Eiekes Once. Wedden HoCse, at the Depot, or the
-1eus 0''' 'A'i'n' " prvHpIU, 49,,
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0LEVRLAND, COAONBUs efoid
C0HHECrIoEbi

shSlb7-sandusky, Hanzhsld 8 NsvaRk Ks1rr.d a.
1AnaHai1, nj. farnc1s HsWArh. EanssViiIs
O-assllne- Plstsb4rgh. Fort Wsyrs q Chicago Ran.
EoGos 1crelkss qEsex SandzEky, DelphoS, Liraa.
1o1s Msynss LAkorte, Chicago, SC, Weak and
East Tor Manifold, Woostar, Massilicn &n
afaIton and BelefontAtn0 Railroad Line ior Msrion
bella1ontAineS sidney. gniOn, Huncis, Tndtsn,
LoutsVtlle, Cairo, st. Louis, Sc. =
galsRars-Wtth SPRINGFIELD Branch for s7rfnGNsld
Oolnmh1s-Llttle Miami Columbus, and XepR
katroads for 4eniA, Dayton, fndianspoIis
rSnrra Hauses Sc. Louis, MorroE, LoVeland. AID
SseJl-osd I. and with The Ohio and MisrissiYR.
-0.i S5iI-- f-Ir1 sS Hrnati for LouisYils EVApss
nhsn' Ri2.1 % -~-&s, nd Il pcfntI on -
unIumbus-JentraIO Ohio BaDroSd
vile, Wheeling, kc.; Columbus, 9ssLAs Aanee-
diana RAilroad Tor PiquA, UrbAua, Acea Ia
Bl-Eor Tickets to 81 SoinsB and fnforlnssIou 49,,
Ii5 5uparjor sfresk E g. FT,INT
cleveland Aug. 7, 1865. SUPERINTENDENT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

HYACINTa, TULIP AND CROOUS
III BULBs.-We have received . very choice
ooT scsion Of HysetnEh, Tulip, Greens, CroWn I'm
psriAl and SnoWdrop Bulbs, just imported nom
HOLLAND. They are all hrst-class. selected Bults.
OstsIoguss. CONTAINING LIST Of kines and prices
can be had on application, will b. sent BY mail.
---.-7 J.. STAIR 4 SON,
rep22.2is lis Ontario street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
ToNsoRIAL,
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Ksking and ladies' Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY, 46 Public Square,
ms ALL THE LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG NOBL.

SEE THE ILLUSION WIG--It its to acharm.
OURL@PRENOH NATURAL BlHGLErS-
Jus received tdirec large quantity OF this beau
.iful hair Ladies' please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAIDs-A large And we'll
WATER~FALLs' BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU-
GENE BOWS and FBEHOH HEAD-DREeSES,
made By the advertiser equal to thoss imported,
~ Ladies' own Rraid3 made into any OF the
above Head Dresses without injury TO switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Quitting
done In the latest and most prevailing styles.
EAIR DYEIHG.-Partioular attention paid to
this branch Of the business. The best Of Dye used
HOT AND GOLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing apartments in the city. lyI
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fpIVsLARD 4 AklB kAALAOAII
s. WHITES ARRAnGHsIrar
hRAyH HBIH

hkAWI HBlA
- A. E.-H1GHT HxPBES5 TRAIH-StoVVfna
ak GiTard, AshtabulA and PAinesViIls ozIY, and
kETfVe At Cleveland st 7ss0 A. \.
s:I6i A. n, MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TBA1H-StoTp1ng A8 Al stations and arEfva ~
UovelAnd At &c A. =. - --... I'D. -
Inf15 a. M.-HOLED0 E4PRESe-SSoDVing ~ ai
l EtAtioaB except sWAnVtlle, SRybrook, UniopVtlls
Perry, Mentor Bnd Minklins, and arrives 81
E;1 IP. M.-DAY EXPRE8s TRAIH-Stc-DfaE ~
G4Fard, Oonneaut, Ashtsbula, GensVa RAfnan.
vile only, ard arrives In Cleveland a 20 ?. :.
~ Second 0as Oars are run on al through
An ths trains going westward connect at Usyolass
with trAina for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus. Onoirs
nSti, Indianapolis, St. Louis, &C.; and I'll through
trains going eastward, connect at Dunktfk with tbs
trains Of the New YoEG EE1o Railroad. and At Buf
hl- with those Of the Hey York Central BuGao
Few Tsrk CITY Railroads iof neU York, Albany {
Roston, NiAgArA Fnllg ho., and at Eris with trsfRI
on the PhllAdelphiA Erie Railroad.
~ Day Express, Ezss and VEST, oonnscts ss
Gtrard With Trains on Nrts PtttaburEh Railroa6
kE Lan9Vills. HsadViEls, JAmestoWn, &c.
rssvelar6 Oct E7rt teEi :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMs
BLOOD PURIFYING
AND
pr r 6 ATIV E Fl Z 4 B $ ,
In PITS and Pouaers,)

rs,HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING sgen,ts
] &c r.t known. have been most successfully
need for over 9 quarter Of a century III EUROPE
snd for tn. last years also, in this. country,
md ara particularly efficient in the cure OF al
Shron;c diseases No one should dispair OF being
cnrnd without first trying them. NO fam1ly
ehnu]d be without them, for By Their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. Iney are IN
,,orted direct to this port By. the underslgneo'
and their purity, efficacy anc safely can o. r.
lied upon with perfect confidence. 49,,
The following are some Of the dlseases Wo'cn
have bean permanently removed by heir ns9'
letter.
lnhauation
of The bowels.
consumption IN lts
earlv stages. heatiache
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
iockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
crernp cholc, catarrh, pain in the
breast and sides, deafness. nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
wounds, pneumonia dyspepsia. SAT- rhfu!h; can
Ger. scrofula, jaundice, taieWor1n' nl1-
Gousness, eruptions Of the skin, Oo"eN
complaint, langour, govt, dropsy,
erysipeas, worms, chollc, plies,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings. bloatings, bloody
and white fux, dys-
entery, costlve-
ness ,nes-
sles, &c.
Full directions accompany each remedy
Imported and for sale by.
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist
1A5 Prince ST., nearly opposite the Host Ones
betwaan St. Asspb and Washington SITS,
jan 3tf A -1l D.
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co A L O [ L:

uaEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL ~
I J THE CITY, BY the barrel or at RETAIL Pr.
ces as lo,u or Iower than tie lowest-quallty
nnaCna1a1 for sale al COGAN'S,
No. Is Royal street.
w; ,ro Gan ha h5d Lsmus, Chimnies, WIS
and everything connected with the trade IN
avery variety OF style together with 8 general
assortment of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan-
deliers Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades. &c, Of ali the new styI7'>
and beautiful patterns, al prices To- please.
promptly attentacl to 81! worl; warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer &c,
sale. Jan I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09

AFFAIRS AROUND PETERSBURG. All quiet
along the line,' may be applied to the
military situation here, for nothing has occur
ed since the raid on the Weldon Railroad to
break the quiet in this vicinity The only &C.
tjvity observable inside the lines is displayed
ia the pulling OF winter quarters and the
chopping Of wood, of which vast quantity IS
needed to supply the army, a large number
OF private residences in Prince George, ada
cent to the Federal hoes, have been pulled
down, and the tirDbers hauled away to build
winter quarters
Operations in this reject are mainly contin-
ned to Jerusaem the plank road; the mliroad:
and the railroad and viclnitles. Major Nc
Cabe, of the Federal cavalry, was Killed few
DAYS ago, while on one Of these expeditions:
The Express adds that the only cavalry
force of the enemy south of the Apponattox
is General Gregg's division. There Is, how
ever, very large infantry force, all in winter
quarters These quarters are neatly built, and
resemble large villages, looking very heautltuI
in their regularity at distance. -Rtersbury
Express.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09

In the proceedings OF the meellog ~ tAe
New York Chamber of Commerce, in relation
to affairs in Savannah, We notice the following
Mr. Archibald Baxter said that the mem
hers Of that institution were ready to assist IN
relieving the necessities Of the suffering PEG.
ple of Savannah, but that they had noticed
that G. T. Lamar was one OF the slgners OF
the petition for relief He hoped that Col.
Allen would explain this matter
Colonel Allen arose to explain. tie said
that NJ r. Lamar was one OF the slgners The
meeting was held by citizens OF all parties
both secessionist5 anc unlonlsts were Invited to
attend. The citizens generally were Invited to
be present and take part in the proceedings
Mr.. Lamar did not vote on the resolutions Ii
was understood that he had prepared a set OF
resolutions to present to the meeting, but fad.
ing the Union sentiment too strong, he decided
not to offer them. The meeting for relief Mr..
Lamar did not attend He Colonel AIlen)
called on Mr.. Lamar at the Bank Of Com
MERGE, of which he was the president, tor the
purpose Of taking possession of the building
10 be used for the army Or government pnr-
poses Mr. Lamar said that gentleman had
already taken away So, 900 worth OF his property
and he therefore desired Colonel Allen to show
him his authority Tor taking possession OF the
building. This he did, and Mr. Lamar open,
I'd the building, in which $500, 900 IN Con
federate notes We're found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09


The Montreal, Quebec and Toronto papers
contain abundant evidence Of the excitement
still existing there IN relation to the enforce
ment Of Mr.. Seward Passport system.
The Report Of the New York Board Of Me-
tropotan Police shows such startling EXHIBIT
OF the Increase Of crime in that city, as to at
tract public attention. Tie increase is fifty pei
cent III one year
Il is rumored that a naval officer Of great
reputation and acted Arctic antecedents is about
10 formally propose an expedition direct TO the
North Pole over the ice in winter.
Major General Edward johnson and Br'ga-
der Generals H. R. Jackson and Thomas B.
Smith Of the Confederate army have been con
veyed to For! Wsrren.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09

The great sale of the cattle and sheep recent
ly captured in the Shenandoah Valley, which
has been ia progress at York, Pa, Tor some
time past, was concluded last week The
amount realized, which goes to the y. 5. Gov
crnmen,, was $50, CTS, IS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-28
Slavery Abolished!

Secretary Seward has issued his proclaraatioH
officially announcing TO the world that the requisite
number of States having duly ratified the amend
ment to the Constitution. SLAVERY Is FOREVER
ABOLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES, II is the most
glorious announcement that has been made in this
century, either in this any other country. The
only stain upon our national escutcheon is wiped
out, and henceforth as long as the Republic Of the
United States has name and place among the
nations of the earth, the freedom of all men will
be an acknowledged fact, as it has been mere
empty boast OF our gereat and progressive nation.
Now, the States having done their duty in the
premises, let Congress, in behalf of the Govern
merit, also do its duty, Let the provision Of the
second section of the amendment act be carried
out by Congress, by so legslating for the enforce
ment Of the freedom and the rights Of the colored
population as to make their liberty practical fact
as well as a legal Acknowledgements. Let the
freedmen be secured in the full realization oftheir
freedom, by gurante ing to .hem the Gntrammeled
enjoyment OF @ife, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness" And that Congress and the Execu-
tive are resolved that this sla be so, We are fully
conyincsd.-Ind. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-28

In compliance with an act of Congress the
Directo of the Mint has caused the legend "In
God we Trust to be engraved in the dies OF the
double eagle. eagle, half eagle, dollar, half and
quarter dollar, and has had sbecimen. in copper of
all these made for the inspection Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury. The Director has made these
words subjective to the old notices. "E Plurbus
Unum," "United States of America" &C., which
by right of priority, he thinks. must naturally
overshadow our trust in Supreme Being; while
for the smaller coins he rejects the Trust in God
altogether. because there is no room for It. This
marked slight of the nickels does not speak we'll
for the Mint's reverence; for when. Mr.. Director,
do you suppose the masses Of fhc people viii sec
your 'qn God we Truss" If you confne il to god
and large silverl . .-.rt