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RRRDERICK OYRIAXt
1-anal, Fancy steam Dys works an
CIeanfng establishment
RelTIdere Farm, East Cleveland, sXd
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Ovr1or-lO4 Seneca st., Cleveland, o..
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Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
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where there Is no uncertainty about getting relief
buk where every sne Of such eaae1 are cured per-
this Institution by which the minds Of the young
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rnneed that uatientB never 8se cash other.
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Mk DECAE, -.
l00 DOLLARS PREMTUMi
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
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DR a RIRRnN.

Dks a SLkSDEs
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aboye-nAmed diseases. He will ray the sHns sum
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Amer many ysIs oflaborious study and experiences
Dr. Gibson hsppy IN being able to announce 70 the
unfortunats, that be has perfected system Of treat
ment for
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CUBE
OF the above and also ali CONTAGIOUS diseases Of the
Reproductive Organs, with all bad effects AriAing
thersfrom, inclnding General
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PR0STRATION.
He has sucoeedSd In curing in this city, Of
Vad nsd szpeeded hnndretS Of dollars Tito sell.
ssf Jt.n foeoess and without reeeiVins ne
Dr. Gibson d0es aot boast that be 10 member Of
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MEDICAL.
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DIG IRA On

- - ---z7 n a<nrf1lEl
Omce-llS Seneca street, few doors fron Superior,
uR stslrs opposite the City Hotel
- yaice hours from to II and from % O'Clock
Daily (cundays exocutsd -. --'---- ianlT
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CON- NAIss1N T1EFCHANT9
GOODMAN 4 HADLEY,

Produce, Forwarding and Commission
merchants,
For ihe sale Of FlOur, Grain, sseds Provisions, 90
Once Ne u and 20 MsrWin IT., Cleveland, o.
Refer 10 A. K. Spencer, First National Bank
cleveland; Fletcher sharpe, BankeEI, Indiansp.
ona; u y. Smith, Esq General Freight agent d
L Q. Rsilroad, Indianapolis. auEis;ssa
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"Why, mas'r, deyS on the ShetJ noU y
+ al came to the shop. Pete was perfect
" right There, on the top shelf of the
show case, stood Lieutenant Van Renssel-
lars dress-boots, on the exact spot that
they had occupied for days previously !
while the shop made Eorthsmptons were
nowhere 10 be seen What was to be
done2 Nothing was fairly skeared, ss
people say IN this country, and told
Pete TO hold his tongue on pain of dismissal,
When Mrs. POcock returned, l con tined
the STAIR to her ear but though she will
swallow any nonsense about spirit mediums
she was quite increorlous, laughed at me
and said she must take away the keys oi
the grog.chest next time she went
out Of the town. Now, did not
read the newspapers much, for consider
newspaper reading sheer idleness, and that
the Americans would be 8 happier people
if three fourths of their printing presses
were buried but. I do look now and thenr
having q military connection TO keep up
into the Army and NGvy Journal Mr.
Cranbrook, what 1 saw Lnere, in a mum.
Der towards the end of June, made my
blood run cold. There had been desper-
ate fight on the 27sh of May between Sher.
I
mans army snd the rebels Il always cal
'em arebels"-iL's safer here), at q place
named Dallas, and there was nominal re-
turn of the killed, wounded and missing
'Mr. Oranbrook,' said the bootmsker sol
emnly, among the missing Was the name
of Lieutenant Van Rensselaer,
4 presume said 1, thst he had skedsd
died quietly, and come up to Washington
which accounts for his visit to your shop.
I should be sorry answered Mr.. Pea
cock, to think man with such an eleganI
foot could be such coward, but that idei
won't hold for moment. 7 Sfterwsrdl
heard something further about him.
hinted to you, Mr.. Oranbrook,, he contin
ued, lowering his voice, and looking eau
tiously around, that / occasionally have
dealings with JEFF. Davis's people. Al
agent, who does brisk trade in Snug
Cling medical stores across the border
called here lately. He told ne that tn,
lieutenant was mortally wounded On thu
9Th Of May that he fell into Confode.
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b -aa1 A.. 1. AATEEwE, MaaufAstursr, ny.
DzMAs BARNS 3 o., Hsv York, wholesale
AGe1t1sl fst7=r.i IL II s... q. aenIH.fgH
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CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
~ At rsdussd p-inas, At OoWLEs q CO.'S,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-08
BY Te1egraph.
Late from Mexico.

MONTGOMERY, November 5.-A gentle
man who arrived last Thursday, communi-
Gated the following information. This is
connrmatory OF the capture Of Matamoras
by Cortinas, but the news from Mexico has
hoes ssoexscss.ss sscst sAss:c, s:s ,2cs H4ttssAS
reliance to be placed in anything from that
unfortunate country.
Cortinas' army is now encamped around
the city Of Hatamoras, possessing full
tween that city and Monterey. The Impe-
rial army is strewn along from Monterey to
within short distance OF Matamoras. Both
parties arc within hailing distance OF each
other. Quietude to some extent prevails
throughout Mexico.
1t is the general belief at Monterey that
the Maximilian Government viii be re-
cognized by the United States Immediately
after Congress assemblies.
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Mass Meeting.

COLUMBIA, NOVEMBER 6, 1865.
The colored citizens Of Richland District
are hereby notified that MASS MEETING
will take place, on WEDNESDAY, sth inst,
at half-past o'clock, at the upper Metho-
dist Church, (rcar of Capt. A. r, Taylor's
residcnce;) the object of which is to take
into consideration our representations the
State Convention, t, be held in Charleston
on the Goth instant.
W. J. THOMAS,
JOSEPH TAYLOR,
VIM. SIMONS, SR.,
T. G. FLUID,
r. REDEN,
WM SMITH,
SANCHO DAVIS,
ANDERSON RICHARDSON,
STEPNEY GOODWIN,
Now - JOHN LEE.
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DRY GOODS
Fo H T. q q ie ..

a fine variety, to which the attention of
the ladies Is particularly requested. We
have fine assortment of
Blcached and Brown HOAIESPUN.
MOUSSELIN DES LANES.
English and American PRINTS
Cambria, twilled and plain.
Hoop Skirts, Corscts Longcloth.
Calicocs, Worstcds, Coburg. &c, suitable
foi fall and winter.
Apacas, black and co!orcd
Combs and Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
Perfumes of every variety.
Chalk Pearl Powder
Ladies Shoes, Bootccs and Ties OF all de-
scriptions and the latest fashions
Tuck Combs, Hair Nets, Watcrfalls-all
OF the very last styles ana patterns.
Collars, Wristbands, Ribbons.
Hosiery Of all descriptions.
English and American Gloves of tn
prcttlcst style.
Hcm-stitched Handkcrchicfs, Thimblcs.
Needles, Thread, spool, silk and cotton.
Hooks and Eyes, Wells
Ladies' Billet and Letter Paper, ruled.
Skirt Braid of all colors
Lastings, Whalcbone.
Belts and Belt Buckles and Ribbons.
Pearl and other Buttons, fancy, dress and
common.
Scissors, Pins.
Hair Pins, wire and gutta pcrcha
Misses and Childrcn's Shoes.
Round Combs, WaalinS, Table-cloths.
Ginghams, Lace and Trimmings.
Working Cotton, Velvet Ribbon, Elastic do
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M}ScELL LLANEDUS,

Best Kerosene Oil, Watch Keys, Taylor's
Twist, Glass Chinnics, best Ink, Gun Caps,
Tobacco Bags, Shoe Laccs, Slate Pencils
Umbrellas, Childrcn's Gloves and Hose
Violin and Guitar Strings, Letter Paper and
Envelopes and vast variety of other art;-
cles, desirable to both sexes. which we have
not the space to cnumcrate. Apply nj the
old stand, il Assembly street. to
Sept IL SULZBACHER & co.
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Cotton w anted.

YENHE highest prices paid for COTTON and
L for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers and conntry merchants will find it
to their advantage to call and see.
Sept II SUIZBACHER & co.
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.entIegnen7s Variet's.

Coats, (drcss and frock,) Pants, Vests
Shirts of all descriptions, over and under.
Flannel and Fancy Shirts.
Drawers, lambs wool and cotton.
Hats, Stockings, Socks, Giovcs-a great
variety.
Collars, linen AMI paper.
Wristbands, Playing Cards.
Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs.
Buttons, for coat, pants, vests; Buckles
for do. Tooth Brushes.
Boots and Shoes of all styles and the
best qualities.
Pocket and Neck IIandlcrchicfs, silk and
cotton; Neck-tics of the latest styles.
Pocket Books.
Fancy Pipes American Mccrschaum.
Pocket Handkcrchicfs, linen, silk and
cotton; Hats; Pen and Pocket Knives
haZors and HaZor Strops.
Suspcndcrs of all styles.
Tobacco, French and English style.
Shirt Bosoms, Boys Shoes
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GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY.

ID Il. GLASS has esta ablished, in connec-
ton with the Book and Stationery
business, a general COMMISSION AGENCY
for the purchase and sale Of Merchandise
of every dcscril ion, Bonds, so ks, Real
Estate, &c.
Careful attention given to al business.
entrusted to him.
Office, at present, on Plain street, near
Nickcrson's Hotel. Nov
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

Best SMOKING aid CHEW'G TOBACCO.
Spanish and American CIGARS.
OF Tobacco for chewing, the best An,,er-
sons, Solace and Honey Dew; all varieties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-03

SNTEEiNG ANALYzxD.-The immediate effect of
a snnb is to induce feeling of deprivation and ex-
posture. It's physical sensation is like the sudden
loss of garment, and the consequent rush Of cold
and We do, in fact lose, in the surprise, the snug
covering of our usual seli-respect. We depend
en-. creatures. We are apt, OF. the instant OF
others not respecting us, to feel ourselves not re-
spectacle, small, inferior, incompetent, unable to
hold own and hence the main annoyance
That which pledominates i'll snub is the pressing
difficulty Of how TO take it. We caught una
wares without weapons. There assaults
and aggressiOns of a nature to arouse our courage
and TO quicken our powers which call for and sUg-
gest answer, which may be resented on the spot
without injury to our dignity; but this Is not one
Of taom. All that be done generally under q
s;luball, Least, that we actually dds to pull
up suddenly with inner blank sense Of tIngling,
a doubt TO where are, confused feeling CT
having the worst OF it, which our instinct teaches
to keep to ourselves much possible; for tnust
be noted that sUb IS, Of necessity, sudden blow,
given when are at disadvantage, careless, and
at IN the security Of social Intercourse Social
intercourse takes sympathy for granted. It assumes
general genial sentiment, disposition to follow
lead, TO pursue objects III the spirit in which they
started A enub is check, blank, it is Il
tam suddenly drawn down. it is pulling up against
dead wall iii cold obstruction and reCoil. Either the
snubber has authority on his side, and have laid
ourselves open by inadye1tence, by misplaced
trust i'll his condescen: }nand We have parents
painfully snub their children in this sort, first
allowing them liberties, then stopping them with
harsh check IN midcarcer of spirits, and this in the
presence OF Strangers.-or, perhaps, we have given
way to enthusiasm, and are met by rldicule; Or We
have made confidence which think tender and
it is received with Indifference or we tell story
and asked for the point OF 1t; or We are given
to understand that we are mistaken where we have
assumed ourselves well informed or our taste is
coollv set at naught; We talk and are reminded
that we prosy; or we are brought face to face
with our ignorance ~ way to make us feel II most
keenly. The strength of a snub lies III the sudden
apprehension that we have committed ourselves and
a consequent painful senSc of insignificance, that
there is somebody quite close to us, regardless of
o,I.icengs, looking down on us, and ostenatously
unsy npathIZlng.
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rst,,rn freight being goods Of all descrip-
c,r the interior Of Texas.

rst,,rn freight being goods Of all descrip-
,;ons for the interior Of Texas.
cannon, rifles, swords, and all other
r,r implcments and ammunition, from
Tnrlani, arc being transported into
Texas by way of Matamoras. Quinine
al other medicines from the United
States arc abundant and constantly
,,c;nr forwarded to the rebel army.
Never before has there been so large
.,s profitable a business as now, or money
ca rIen,v. Spectators from Europe and
the United States are rapidly arriving
Every place THAI can shelter man is over
RIM. and cheap shanties are going up all
over The town. renting at enormous
nr;ces Traders from Memphis, Natchez
and New Orleans have come in by the
scare one Nou>and t,co hundred Phi
I,5,Iplia.ma,}e 50GgonS arriced By sea an
three reel~, ato>fiy J5f the rebel Goge'W-
7nCnt.
General Kirby Smith issues permits
"a all who want to export cotton from
Texas for six ce<ts a pound in specie
The permits can be had at various points
in the interior Of Texas, or at Smcve-
mort, Louisiana This has given new
impetus to the trade, and II is wagoncd
in some instances. about seven hundred
miles. 1t was, selling AT MatamoraS, ia
nuarv d. at thirty-tiye cents per pound,
in specie.
General Walker was unable to induce
his troops to cross the Mississippi to so
10 Tennessee. He tried it in the middle
Of December and had to abandon it. His
army is made up of Texans, I.ouisi>
au;ans, Arkansians and Missourians, the
General himself being from Missouri
They refused to cross the river, some SIX
hundred DESERVING He retired to llous
ten with three thousand men, and took
up winter quarters. In the Houston
telegraph Of December 25th he issued
an order forbidding any more furloughs,
and in consequence Of his troops losing
50 many arms on their long march be
gives notice in the Houston papers that
the following charges will be made for
the lost articles, to be paid for before
they will receive any more money from
the pavmaster. viz: Muskets, 5000;
lines, TZDt CAl DIiiSS, CIV nav ~
yolvers, $500; army revolvers, $780,
Persons purchasing arms from the troops
will be shot Deserters can rely upon
the same fate.
General Boss publishes in the Houston
Telcgraph the names Of eighty of his
pickets who have recently deserted, and
proclaims them towards" and "ras-
calls" and desires them apprehended
before reaching Arkansas, surprising
them to have gone into the Indian terri
tory on their way home.
The rebel army had left Arkansas. On
the 22d Of December they were at Bog
Bayou and Alexandria, on Red river, and
at Minturn and Shreveport, louisiana
The number bearing arms was about
thirty thousand. Shelby was On raid
in Arkansas. They arc now well clothed,
receiving everything they want from
Mexico.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The New Orleans Times says there is
a rumor from Matamoras, by way OF
BRACES. that the Mexican Government
has forbidden clearanccS for Mexican
ports, and the Yankee Consul has been
sent out of Matamoras.
General Burbridgc has been directed
to report to General Thomas for service
in the field
A report from Frankfort states that
about six thousand mounted Confcde
rates are in the vicinity Of Mount Ster-
ling, kentucky.
4 Confederate privateer, three hun
drcd tons burden, lead color, bark rig
ged, was spoken off Cape St. Antonio on
the sth.
Mrs. J. D. Wood and daughter were
severely burned on Monday night at the
theatre whilst On the stage, in Philadel-
phia performing in the play of Cindc-
rclia.
The sentence of death passed upon
Norman l.. King, Of Washington city,
by General Doubleday's military com
mission, for leaving the Union lines in
July last, (whcn the Ccnfederates were
threatening Washington, and j(ning the
Confederate army and fighting against
the Union troops then defending the
city, he being subject to draft there, has
been suspended 10y the President.
Yankee estimates Of General Lees
strength, made from the "best authori>-
ty,' prove him 10 have from sixty thou
sand to seventy-fve thousand men, of
which, it is supposed, he has sent South
TO Beauregard from ten to fifteen thou~
sand
The Federal Senate, on Monday, by
tTenty-four to eleven, voted to postpone
the Louisiana question. 1t may be pre-
Sumed this settles the matter for the
present session, and that the Banks
State Government, Senators, Representa-
tlves-in fact, the whole concern, have
leave to stay out in the cold till next
December.
Bridgeport, Tennessee, is reported to
have been almost entirely destroyed by
lire on Tuesday night last.
Tennessee has ratified the new State
Constitution. The vote in the city OF
Nashville was one thousand three hun
dred and fortynine in favor to only four
against. The returns from four towns
adjacent to Nashville, casting nine hun
cred votes in all, are unanimous in favor
OF the new Constitution.
Governor Fenton, of New York, lately
made to the Secretary of War an Offer
Oh the services for one hundred days ol
len regiments Of State militia to garrison
the lately captured Southern forts. This
proposal was referred to General Grant
and bv him declined.
The Louisville Journal, speaking o.
Lees army editorally, says: "We have
reason to say that the rebels are expect
ing very soon to startle the whole coun
Try and astonish the world. No matter
"aat our reason may be, it is q good one. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-03

SCHOOL BooKs.-Wc have received
from Mr.. George l.. Bidgood, Main street,
copies Of Primer, First Reader and
Second Reader-three admirable school
books for children-published by Messrs.
Sterling. Campbell & Albright. They
should be adopted in our schools, as
they are decidedly the best yet pub.
lished in the Confedcracy.