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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
The Condition OF the Rebel OReers.
Raleigh Correspondence New York Heraldl
no HOME AND NO MONEY.


no HOME AND NO MONEY.
Just before the General went SWAY, I
ssked one of his aids if he would 90 homs
after reaching Charlotte.
"NoI' wss the reply.
aWhy p I asked.
Because" replied the aid, Ghe has no
home to go TO-"
The conversation turning "a money,
asked the same staff ofioe--f if he hsd shy,
He answered me in = e negative.
.or,l a9sn 3s "nS' re you all going to do for
s is whAt puzzles US" he replied,
.d. no doubt, not desiring to converse on
q subject npleasant TO him, he walked
away.
AN INCIDENT.
A little incident, showing the condition
70 which rebel officers are reduced, took
Mace here yesterday. Colonel Hayward,
Of Wilmington, being psroled, and desiring
70 get his trunk to the depot, looked around
for = boy to carry it. Not one was to be
found who was willing to take it without
being paid As he was without even
Quarter, he was compelled 70 carry the
trunk himself Such scenes are quite
common now among the paroled rebel
officers, their servants having gone of and
left them. Colonel Hayward said he was
now indeed an unfortunate msn-some Of
WheeIers cavalry having robbed him Of
his watch, horse and equipments and all
he possessed of value.
3 When the rebel officers get in the cars
the pFivates do not offer them Q seat, but
compel them to stand. PriVstes and OH.
cars are on an equal footing now. There
is but little courtesy between the two.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
Johnston,s Army.

The following is the number of the vsri-
Gus corps belonging to Johnston's army
and surrendered by him: a H.-I.g-5
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AN INCIDENT.

At one place he met sn Illinois scqssint-
snce of former years, to whom he said in
his dry, gOod-natured way Well, B,
how have you Jared since you left lllinois2'
To which B. replied, "I have made one
hundred thousand dollars and lost al; how
is it with you, Mr. Lincoln ?" "Oh, very
we'll" said Mr.. Lincoln, al have the cot
tage at Springfield and about 5000 in
money. If they make me Vice President
with Seward, as some say they will, I hope
l shall be able to increase it 10 $4,000,
and that is IS much as any man ought to
want"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
THE cANpmACY.

During his hurried visit to New York
and New England, he was frequently ban
tered as to the forthcoming Presidential
nomination of the Republicans, the fact
being apparent that he was the strong man
of the West, but he showed no anxiety in
the matter, and constantly expressed the
opinion that the party wanted the nomins-
tion of Mp. Seward.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
More and More Desirable.

More and More DesiPables
The Rebellion is suppressed. and the Government
has already adopted measures to reduce s1psndi-
tur's as rapidly possible to peace footing thu
Withdrawing from the market rs borrower ana
purchaser.
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now Of
fered by the Government, and constitutes the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
The seven-Thirty Notes are convertible on their
msturity, at the option of the holder, into -
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u. s. LOAN
q. S. 7-sO LOAN! |!

THE SALE OF THE FIRST SERIES
4 Of $500 OCo, coo of the 7-so Loau vas cOuplstsd
on the slst OF March, 1865. The sale OF the second
series Of THREE Hundred Millions, payable thrss
years from the 18th day Of June, 1866, was begun
on the lst Of April In The short space Of tE days
OreroHe Hurried Millions Of ths series bare been sald
leaving this day less than Two Hundred Millions
to be disposed Of The interest Is payable semi
annually in currency on the 18th of December and
18th OF June, by Coupons attached to each note,
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Blackburn & KOehler,

AR c HIT EcT -.
OFFICES:
j. n. BLACKBURN, A. KoEHtEE, 3
rt Room No. Psrkins'
No. IS Oregon St. building. Pub. So.
nhsRaaQ GTUVELlHn. n .7Ifti5 -fG so
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THE oTHER pETAcHMENTs

Were similarly successful. Major Wagner
proceeded from near Salem to within four
miles of Lynchburg, burning every bridge
and for miles rendering not only the road,
but the rails, entirely useless by burning
thu ties and bending the rails; while Col.
L. S. Trowbridge, with the 10th Michigan
cavalry, performed like service from
WytheVille to Salem. The plan had sue
ceeded. Stonemsn's force had struck the
road in three different places, more than
eighty miles apart, and within twelve
hours time of one another, had destroyed
the read and all stores, and as they had
finished their work, the morning Of the 9th
saw them en- route for their
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RETURN TO NORTH CAROLINA,

Which was continued through. Jackson
vile and Taylorsville, Virginia, and Dan
bury, GermAnton, and Mocksville, toward
Salisbury, North Carolina. From German
ton Colonel Palmer with his brigade was
sent to cut the North Carolina railroad,
which wSs done in the most complete man
ner, burning several large bridges and
tearing up and destroying miles of the
track. The Deep River bridge, which
was one of the bridges destroyed, was Of
great length and hight, and competent en-
ginners state that even with the best of
facilities, it could not be rebuilt in less time
than four weeks. This bridge alone COM
pletely severing the communication be-
tween Raleigh, Greensboro and Salisbury.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

twill be remembered that on his return
from New England, where he made one or
two striking addresses, he was in New
York but single day, the Sabbath. After
the service had begun on the morning of
that day, his tall figure was detected iu
remote portion of one of the galleries of
Plymouth Church, and it was with diff
dence that he accepted an invitation to
unOre nrouninent position.
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Subscribe Quickly,


Less than 800, 600 900 of the Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rata at which 1t is being absorped,
will al be subscribed for within two months when
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as ha, uniformly Teen the oase on closing the sub
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orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
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"Reminiscences OF Abraham Lincoln,
R. @. Mccormick, of New York, con-
tributes to the New York Evening Post
some interesting personal anecdotes in re-
gard to President Lincoln, from which we
extract IS follows:
The first are in reference to his visit to
New York, in 1880, at the time he deliv-
cred the Cooper Institute Address
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

From The ReU. B. T. Welch, formerly Pastor of
the Pearl Street Baptist Church, Albany,
Nel0 York.
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MEDICAL.

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NJ SHTRTF0R 1sC5-c
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ARR ASDALE 4 CO..
E6s broadway. n. u.


CTATE OF VERMONT. Atk Presats Coass holden
- Nsarbesstf District a. q Aanetestef 10 aHd fcF
ssid DtstFich ~ ~ sth a. 81 NassFnbsf, ista
frrHfnt. iiat- o \ FuN lEE Eeeistsr, presiding
The etefa' e iae aess rB gd testsi4s ~ r}cf
gAe8 ia WfatnE ~ eusf - xii 81 b. rsa and frsi-
> sastf - hA# 4gssassi feTessNin tkai 4 s p, -
~ ntfrest - he Ars ass ffas interetfed ia saa ~
tate ~ rsssas ~ istieh q fhe ssrt thftto Ftsia aa
eos nf fb4 stHf sa# efafrussr e. base thd sa
thaasa AL sssssFs 4 tsaY athfs
AhEfrEFss e Hfsssftsi tlaf aasd Hfp.teNtstn T.
hstFs s. lhsss ts e. issae1 ttr Frst8s ~
Hrs Mnnehesger n Ems - sri3 district the aiA
a4 - Nagssaltv sa 4f tsi ne9aot lssteaE il gssrH
g PgaaittisE ihss afff tAffz sstss fe.g * fe
Agsrksszsl @etrA2s i.flA3est Is ssid Msu1srsies.
ss Il b row I.AE EsgAs1sa
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E,o TIIELhDIE,

ENO THE Ia DIES. The eelehruied DR. l.
nlA pftcolafly invites nll mdle, sho need =
Hcdtt ~ o. Surg, ~ adviser, 10 call ut he Rooms,
No. ~ Eilic ~ Ssraet, Boston, Nlss., which they
viii Rrt;uccd frther SPECIAL accommodation.
DIR. Din having devoted over twefiy yeay n
he particular tnanch Of the treatment Of all dse
sjteculiar 20 fcnales. 1t " now concealed by all
hon IN This country and in lurops) ihst he esaells
"a oihpr known practitioner 10 The safs. speedy
aud elvetupI treatment q all female complnnti.
lis medicines are prepared with the express par
p0se Of removing ~ discusses, sneh dsblhIy
weakness, unnatural impressions. thlafgetnsp fs ~
The womb, also nl discharges which Bow nom
MOI bid state IL tie blooC. The Doctor is nov Tally
prepared treat ia his peculiar style, both medical
Is and surgcay Mi diseases Of the female sea. and
Il cy are respectfully invited to call ~
no. 81 EnlitOll SIffti, EOAleH. we
All letters requiring advice must contain ere Asl-
.ar to- ensure III answer.
Address lr. /. FIX, No. Al rudicot Street, Bss
;5p, ynss s.s
boston, Jan. l. Itsj.-i-ss
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VIA sYssf..Sgf ~ nsFT "A - "a
y I J ;AS ]! ]
NOT a FEW

- 4 = ~
or the worst disorder. thst et mankinl arise from the
corruption Tat actasuirs In ;as Flood OF all the de-
corcres that hiri len mall % purge II out, nonr eaa
equal In Il lei mn u:0EDs c0RP0 VyD kf7RACT
or SAR3iPfcK,sL II eisansrs aud renovatcs ihe
Blood, iadls tSs rsor ef health isio the sy'er an
pursoI "a. t7 Aio -twsi n1ss iscase. ItstimG'a'es
tao healthy faneioh ts body and exPesihc dsorie.s
lait srov an rlaSIe f. tae Flood. Such rcUc = TIA,
coul b. Fslsd on has Ions been sonht fr aad Low fo
,as nrst TIM, ths Fasie hays oas uca ticy cNa de-
7oaL oH spece h. = los MT llat Of osTtaca'cs :
show rs Effects bit he til q -i-ic bottle WI Dow 70
the sick tat I: has rr,us suE sifs aagihu5 tcy k,vo
ever tIten.
Tso abltspooas'li Mr. Hirac' efs1rapail, added
/, piat Of water leqail y tie !boa Dict Driat aai
one botte ifeqalto ion Of t,e 8 raDof sarsaaari,
or The dccoeiioa u,us!lg .aad-.
Tho above ExF1e;l are prepared OF purely scicntSf
principcs-i1 Vieso-an1 cia1ody tic full tircash q
the Ingredients en-, r.{ ia.ohtir eonaosiion Area6g
and eonelusigs tas viii b companion Of their proper
ties with tiose =. fsrthiari: L. .. Diapcnsatory.
F
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NINEI.AN
AND FRUIT LANDS,

INARM AND IRIIl LhNDHs IN mlu
II and healthhh climate. Thirty miles south d
Philadelphia by Railroad, IN New Jersey on The
same lie Of latitude rs baltimore, Md.
The soil = rich and pFOhitfire ynrSing from clay
Ia Il sandy loani suifublc tor Wheat, Grsfss, Corn,
Tabaeco, Fruits aud Vegetables. Thisna great
f.ltit ,uuatFg. Eve hundred Vineyard aud Or
ehards have been planted out BY experienced fruit
growers. Grape Peaches, Pears. Ne, produce
immense profits. Ymcland is already one Of the
most beautiful places n tie United States, The
enlre territory, consisting Of fifty square miles Of
land il laid out upon general System Of improve
mcnts The land only sold to actual settlers WITH
provision for public adornmcnt. The place, on ae-
coun: of il. great bea ny, as well Us other alyapia
sea, has become he resort " PeQplenf ttfe, II has
increased five thousand people within the past three
years Churches Stores, Schools, Academies, So.
cicties Of Art and Learning and other elements OF
refaemepts and cnlnrg have been introduced
Hundred DIS Of people are coz stantly settling. llnud
reds Of new houses are being constructed. Price
OF Farm land, twenty mere lots and upward, $50
per acre. Five and ten acre and Village lots for sale,
Fru Is and Vegetables ipen earlier IN is district
than IN any other locality north Of Norfolk, Va
improved places for sale, La.
Openings Tor al kinds Of business, Lumber Yards
Manufactures, Foundries, Stores, aud the ike and
Steam Power, with room, AN be rented
For persons who desire mild winters, hcalthlul
climate, and good soil, Ia a country beautifully
improved, Astounding in fruits and possessing all
other social privilege III the heart OF civilization,
il is worthy Of VISIT
Letters answered aud the Vineland Rural a pa,
per giving full Information, and containing Reports
OF Scion Robinson, sent 70 applicants
Address CiiAS. X. LANDS, Nineaad !. o.
Lands Township, New Jersey.
From Rrpoiiaf SoLp Robinson Ig1fcUltHni Edi-
Ton II The Injfne, ~ one 81 Tie most trtrpstrt
fertile trdcs IL ain, 81 ereL position and sUfatle
condition for phq@m fia5miag hat re knGc " his
81 Z ~ min
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NOTICE
- THS wtSuE rrEN % -
BURR & BURTON SEMINARY

VIII oprn Ga NEI Slsl AZ. IlC u, hndet the
difeetian ~ l.Es fHANktS A. otnsrrh 4. 81 ~ Fnn-
rifsi and rEar j. AiUGr a. NJ IS associate " charge %
tbs Classical ueipriuBut
Dthes stta eofnre'snt Trl,htrs 10 ~ Yoahs ladts
DEPARTMENT sud t1r all tic bncrs " Acaedneai study
Inn, III Tuitth AID geo44 as heretofore, Benfd
not 10 exceed s. per wtck.
Ya1Hg men having Tie ministry 10 view mag receive
mater isl aid frem lhs Bpfr hlpd
Circulars seat, on appf1'u g Key ~. Nic1iism o
Rs. ClsliNAS. Clerk
Manchester july ~ 1880 ~
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CAUTION
70 Females in Delicate EIeaIssa.


DH. DOW, Physician aud Snrgesn, No.
~ ESmcOrr ~, BosToE, il consulted duily fog
all diseases incident 10 the female systsm. Pre-
npsus Utcr or fionr Albus, Suppression, HBd othsE
menstfunl arrangements. Rre Nil treaied on sew
pathological principles and speedy relei gnarsntssd
Ia yefy fcw DAYS. So invariably errtsls y this
new mode of trcaincft, thai tnost obstinate csin
plaIrts yield under H. and the afflicted person ss~s
REDUCES IN perfect heath. e- sA
DR.. D0w has no doubt bad TEcster experience IL
The cure ol diseases u vomen thaH any Oahet ply
stefan Ia Boston. Ut alst fhE
Boarding accommodations for patients whe NAV
wish 10 stay IN Boston few days under bis treat
mont. A.
Dr.. Dow, since 1886, having confined his whole
attention TO office practice for the cure Of Private
Diseases aud Female Complaints, Acknowledges ne
superior IN the tia,ed Siafes 9
n. B.--All letters must contain one dolafyor they
will not Ne answered. ~ AftH&
Office hours from 4. ". to9P.M.
B,eiSgp July IS iiet,u,Iyjlss $40 SIT
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rAnDoN HENsONs, Esla.s.


ETArE OF yERu0NT.i Al a Probate ceurt
~ WaAclcier Ditiriet, -. holden II MaBehes-
ter 10 aud fm taAl District. Oh the 9Th dag u No
yeFgber. ltG5. f e
Present; a. 4 FOWLER Register, presiding,
The administrator On the estate u Pardon Ben.
SON late Of winiiail Ia sAid district deeesscd. ap-
piled ia writing or license 70 sell all the real estate
~ said deceaed, representing that said deceased
lcil real estate u sail Winhsl valued a. about
5000 diJihr and fbat there sfs nine hAjs thereto,
fsai i voad be beneficial 70 said heir 10 have The
aAfBh sold. tIa 1t ctuny, DC divided without injury
t. tirSs Interested aud thai sd sale ia meet tie
sp3r,sJltpl aud eDaseat II said heirs. asss
Rberenpon 4 vas ordered thai said applieslion
Sc heard ~ Probate Conn 10 h. haltlen Il the Pro.
baie ONCE 10 Manchester, Ia snd for said district
% tie 2slh daF u November 1866, aud that %
lice tbefe1f b. given W publishing this asesf Tires
weeks sueeessiyeif The Manchester jsafnai printed
al said Manchester. N
- II. x. FOWLER, Register
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Who know little ~ te nature aud character Of Spec
al Diseases, and i.r.ss ~ ~ iheif cnrs. some "a
hbi forged Diplomas u lnstituii0na Of GohsEes.
which never exste IL any nRrf of the world othess
exhibit Diplomas ~ the Dead how ohtainsd IN
uoWni not orly assuming aud advertising in names
~ lht.c Inserted 90 the Diplomas, bat To fnfihsr
thor imr ,ilion msnmc names Of other most ssls
bratcd Physician, long since dead. Neither es ds
cciYedhy
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The Old Established Ecfpital,
No. Beaver ST., Albany, n. Y.
QUICK CURES and Low PRICES.


Ttgenty 1Rossand Patients Cured AnnuaEy.
mr.. TELLER continues 10 10 eonhdchtialiy
consulted onhlI fnrns II waite diseases AZ lfs
old established Hospital Ne > Rsverstreet AIlmny
II N.Y. TwoBty years de voted t. thl one particular
brsnchU practice. enables him apcrorm cures sncl
40 no other physician can and bis facilities are sueh
(being 10 correspondence with the most eminent
ply sicisns 81 tho Ud World Of obtaining the safest
"a Well as the latest remedies for these diseases, ~
ierstadlceipoRts " tlr unfortunate 81 quick and
rapid enre 90 o 9btsBesi at 'dher office IN Amer
lea. IL ypAiliis, Gonofrhg5, elect structure, En-
largpuynt ~ the tcsticef and SpcFuiaife cords Bn-
ba tflccrated Throat sbre Bdsc tender shinbones.
cntane0s ernptions Boils Ulcers Addresses, And al
other impurities ~ tie SysteiH, are perfectly nsder
the soBirD ef the Doctor nedicihfs, aad have been
testfd IN more than SpAOqcafos annually, with liza
T0EHC uEN
Yog8g men addicted ~ Ferret habits who hAvc
impaired thcf bealfhs and destroyed inc vifdr Of
their minds tins Aepriwhe themselves " the pleas.
~ Married Life notified that IN consulting
Df j. Teller they viii find 4 frieBd 10 console and
Physician who has dgrc,l h,asanas 90 almost e..
cry fart ~ the United states y DO applied 10 Dr a
hrokea down b hoalth, rejoice - ail that makes
he assr.,e aha an hapgy, sTgaaer |, q eoar,e
JaqFe minSte description u This terrible disssss.
DR, 1.ELLERS CRIT WORN.
4 book for eYery bod taftng Disclosures ur.
Tclitfs great aurk NJ tbs nafred thosr cantem-
plating naliagc@2 200 gass ofbiates-lrlce 70
opa copies sold he Bssl year The single married
ana the married happy. a lecture on l.gsc or ls,w
to choose parnff-s ceDPete Wfgt On " idwlfery.
leHfsius bgndrr1s 'fsefeiE never besoFs publ 81.
"a Warfsnted q b worth tlrre times he amount
asksd for ~ . eeils n Spreie 81 postage stamp,
inelostd viii seeoisa copy ~ return man. o.
Teller has devoted ID. time 30 the eaFe 81 those
diseases rIssh which his books beat.
10 THE LABIEg.
Dr. TILfEE still reulains The ualy aefney Ia Arusr
ics iaf te sale Il Dr. isps ifaiiaH tenssie Month
81 Pitts bf y ~ aors uisa 40aa8 boxes, estab-
Hshes thelf retHtafsf 50 fuale renltdF, uuap-
4foased. nml az 10 sdfahfe ~ ever stkeF Hltdi-
sas-ff si'isaesss irregularities sid olsr ol5sirut-
tiast 10 fgz1slfs.
ctrtioS Married ladies IL eertsfa aeliraie siia-
siIans khaHa sFaid their Gfe. For reasons re d.
reeliars Nitth s,paHy each package tar the
ggasles Il FstfAgs oh tie regsi r. " ~ lA prize
Fer lks - tAlh @i ~ fsnt ~ aiaii aFsA Frets
70 aag alst Vi ihs nafle, SECURE lfew ruFosiiy "
tamsze
0as1. asars fpm a y toss y. ard On ssn.
Esf fran ta
N PettuAt e. disianre eaH Be- cuged ~ hasus
hf sstarefsns Setter q pts@.lHiss, eaelosing
remtlssts iaiteigc' '6tisi5 lastrd bonn %,
ssrrartasu. seurt aBF sgt x ~ ssssd Aii tpzts
aLfrlntad AaeiastEr tsr t4ytet. A B-@No ga
Arais Il bags ssoplagtA ANife tails sarlfess AL
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through false certificates aud reier hcess and eom
u,onda ions 81 the medicines byAs dead, uho can
not expose or contradict them, or who, bsside.f 10
tmtler their inpnston copy from M.dLmi bNckr
much that is written OF the qualities and eHetfsaf dii
0creut herbs and plants and ntcrbe si ths'shn,s to
their fns, Extracts, Specifies NC. nost 81 which,
otal, contain Mercury, because Of tho ,ADeisut
belief nl IL curing ever, things" but now known
10 "k mote than Il eAre,, aud thoae not killed,
coptitutioually iured for ltfs..
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pmpdly refers 70 frolc-srrs and respectable ply
sio,aus--mahy Of whom cehssN him IN critical cssss,
because ol lis acknowledged skil aud ftbui Atioh,
attained through 50 long experience, l.THeiiesand
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bo not robbed aud aid 70 yopr suffering, IN being
deceived To- the lying bneis misrepresentation,
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