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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-07

IA s4fauH - nanrr = gllGEnl1ns
-eisB Tbs lssest reports Esom SnermAnl Via
Wilmington, show that instead Of moving
- srom ooIsnibi4 toward Charlotte, n. O.,
he passed between thst place and Florence,
mating s feint upon each and pressing for
ward toward Fayetteville on the Osps Fear
.RsvnE, where be probably formsds 3 junction
% with Admiral POrteris gunboats and Gen.
- schoHsld. iThe Richmond papers report
that schoheld, in endeAYoring to move
n north toward GOldsboro' along the VIII
lnington and Weldon Road, could not get
more than fftesn miles north before he
WAS repulssd BY Bragg who had hed from
= WllmingtOn- The probability Is that
E sehoRsld Was merely making afsint north
ward, while IN reality his main force was
pressing upthe Cape Fear River toward
. Fayetteville, thus completely outWitting
as Bragg. The rebels also report that the
CREST ram OhicamAugs, which fed from
Wilmington up the river, was blown up
-, This would also indicate that Porter's feet
81 hsd been pressing it 50 closely ss to sndan'
ger its safety. The Richmond press afsel
very mysterious prophecies about the doom
that Gwaita Sherman, though not entirely
-y able 10 conceal their anxiety. They rely
@ for success upon the successive defeat ol
sherman and Grant. They feel quite as
sured that forces moving convergingly
~ upon Richmond are sure Of defeat and
instance every attempt thus far made IS 6
failure. All this would be very comfort
ing TO them If the force under Sherman
were merl handful. But as two fOrmi-
dable ArmieG It least are conYrging upon
Rishmond, either of which ID match fol
the rebel forces, thsre cannot be any solid
basis upon which the rebels may build
hopes for the alternate defeat Of the forces
moving on the rebel capital
It's announced that General Lee has
ordered the fortiheation Of GoldsborO'
From this it is apparent that the impend-
ing battle, toward which the whole country
ID anxiously looking, must be fought IL
that vicinity. There the rebels viii en-
deayor 70 collect their forces, bring thos'
left IN the rear by General Sherman K
that point by tha way Of Charlotte, Greens
bor0 and Raleigh. In the meantime, the
grand rids of Sheridan toward Iynchburg
and the rebel communications with Rich
mond, hss begun. There is probably but :
ANAL garrison at LynchbuTg and tI mos
Of the rebel cavalry are operating agsinsi
Sherman, We are prepared to hear that
Sheridansride viii extend clear around tht
C.. railroads leading to Richmond. If he i
able toeut the Southside road, the DanFill'
road and the Raleigh and CASTOR road, hi
VIII very seriously interfere with the food
and forage Of Lee, At any rate, this move
ment Of Sheridan Is dssignedto be grand
diversion in favor Of Sherman.
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me Negro Case and the Academy Of
MugIa.

- - Music -
We all attention to 8 letter from
Judge TIlden in our local columns this
morning, commenting on the recent eject
msnt Of q man with the least tinge Of Afri-
can blood in his veins, and the report
thereof given in the RtreH. The Osse, as
reported by Judge Tilden, proves to have
been sn unexcussble outrage on an innO-
cent man. An indication Of the civilized
and liberal spirit of the City Of Cleveland
is found in the fact that cOIored children
attend all our public schools, and colored
people are permitted to attend sll public
lectures where the fashion and culture Of
the city cOngregatss and nobody is Offend
ed. But If q man who is 50 white that
both ticket agent and doOrkeeper at the
Academy of Music fail to recognise his
African blood, happens to get into the
dress circle, he is liable 10 be kicked down
stairs at the behest Of some negro hster
who happens TO sit at his side. If young,
weu educated, straight-haired, almost
white men are to excluded, it would be
well for the PropEietOrs Of the Academy Of
Music to have thsir regulations posted in
suoh place that everybody can read them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-07

NMERIOAN LEG -
AThis ia the best Artificial Leg y
/. ! ! ]: !: ! !. ! !
ever Patented. for DTRABnITI,
SIMPLICITY and ACTIVITY. Gov ~
srnmsnt has adopted this Leg into
the Army and Navy. This Il IA
recommendation to the Limb, aa
Governmsnt gives to the Soldier
none but the best.
Send for . Pamphlet.
a-al AMERICAN LEG co., ~
Atuater Buildipr> ~
fsb8:9M OlsVelaTS
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strangers in TOWn-RumOrs CT Rebel
Baftls-The Army Representatives
The scene In the Senate ChamBeF-
Addresses OF Viee-Fresfdont John.
son ana PreaidenT Lincoln.
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Fernando Wood Is said to Be on his way
60 the holy land. BE has generally been
supposed 70 be on the high Fosd 70 . most
AoAQy 20 . =sLla 5szB .,st
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T ANA LACE sHAWLS.-LAMA
Leaps Aaa shaWIi Point Leee o.Pes:
isasq a. s = ], BALDWIN b %,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-07
THE ADDREsg o. THE PREsInENr.

Meanwhile the threatening clouds had
dispersed, and the sun lighted up the pomp
and circumstance Of the glorious scene
most cheerfully, Frightening with its beams
the snow white dome and upturned faces
of the throng-a well accepted oman of
the better day Just dAwning on the coun-
try. As the President, followed by the
imposing cortege that had flied the SEN
ate Chamber, stepped out from among the
columns of the east portieo, and in his un-
assuming way came in full view of the
thrOng, loud and enthusiastic cheer vel
coined him with many repetitions that
seems As though they would not be check
Cd even BY the expectation Of the insugu-
Finally it subsided. The privileged vis-
itors to the Senate Chamber clustered on
the portico, and ct the windows, and in
the universal hush the President addressed
them.
At the conclusion Of the address the pro-
cession was formed and moved toward the
Executive Mansion. President Lincoln
was accompanied in his carriage BY his son,
Master Fred. Lincoln, and Senator Foster,
Of Connecticut. Next followed the carriage
of Mrs. Lincoln, who was accompanied By
Mr.. Anthony, of Rhode Island. Then the
carriage Of Robert Lincoln, and next two
Of the foreign ministers, succeeded by .
civic procession.
The day closedin an appropriate manner
with public reception At the White House
By the President and Mrs. Lincoln, for
which most extensive preparations were
made.
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AMY OTTICERs PREsENr.

Among them were Msjor- General Webb,
Chief OF Major-Genersl Meade's staff;
MAjor-Geueral Ingalls,, Chief QusrtermAs-
ter of the armies operating against Rich
mond; General Sharp, Provost Marshal
General of the Army Of the Potomac
Lleut-Col. BArstow, Of General Mesdss
staff; Captains Webster ana Robineth, of
General Grants staff and Captain Hefrel
and Lieut.. French, Of General Ingalls,
sta6, all of whom came upon special
steamer from City Point. The Army of
the Shenondoah, and all the military posts
near Washington were represented, more
OF less, by officers and men.
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nj ~ o. s-asqqs tuu 81 sa5i zts= =--4s
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Ths Narv Yard on enc Lakea.
WAEHINgToN, D. G. March q.

The following dispatch was received
Yesterday:
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Iaagias .asa pee, = ealy tllasRA.a. !.
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SnsnramEe.
D. HUDSON,

General Fire, Marine and Life Insur.
Rnce Agent,
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This iu ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
no CAPITALISTS.
MEXICAN PETROLEUM LANDS.

Gentleman owning the undivided hslf in.rcst In
eel * t,e Richest and valuable OF the
petroleum deposits in MEXICO oilers Tor 81 popOt icnAte
shsre In the to active ana PrnclcL nen wto nfe .e
siroua OF erligratinr that county. The ne M VI
"Icnuncar each of ob embraces an - 81 "a Euglh
acrss al LAND IN ndsr he ioiue amply eeeUr
ly the OF the Mlnela, and poeetr1 special
dscrres The several properties arc esly sigtcd Hppu
The w,ran NJ usVctlle uvcra conntcng lrHey VITA "
Gu OF Mexico ssire " sil sesop u ~ yea ane raw
inp every facility with abundance Of rgtNT aue e'ccnt
yyo, AMEN fol urmt dtc deyeopnrrt N1mpate enrvryi
were AIDE 81 there lands IA the nlonins y w sud hny sa
nv e.ikneIf Hd aptf nom 4t hex
ha.bg ~ the oil d~r.is they go lo'sic IN gae n hs
MexgO. pc rtt ir sfny is 81
M. r.lrasaA ,tAg by ~ y0ss en,'Een sniss ana Ie
hnefs Ia lo Onsed stlea tfbhits t,- 30 20 lafivse ~
chiner, At nnw org1r7ff va thf HtN Va leave fnr
Naf-a ~sriv ~ Ur,otrf th oNTe ~ ihe ~ ~
e,rsi1 and lera,al inv,s tuia I'D yfp lel uf
pptlgsl y HppS ,, tOnaiy -fr ifVer " W. SEt n,
PEG n 81. tf,ure. hAf l0ff r, tvhF 'N.l ~ ~
FtlYs ei,h enACs ileif4sr0lh Besf ~ ing ass tA4sAt
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wiLIT haY.

r. -yTu VEoJHENr n a, d c0NrhNT.--TltE WsN.
1 bers ol lis conpany sll nI.c 20 the srnioy. va
Boz cry On Wednesday, the fs a. cck 20 recsve aa.
fofAIks' II, ordtrof
''''''' ~ MATHEW BEATTY, Ten. cominisas,y
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TILEGANT BROWN STONE HOUSE, EXTRA LOT AND
~ modern stable near Fifth Avenue Hotel; price $4,000
$4,000 Furniture, II required; possession.
W. p. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
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ITO LET-wITH BOARD THIS ENTIRE OR PART OF
Second Story rooms, newly furnished; every modern
house high stoop brown stone gentlemen
preferred Apply at 81 West Twelfth street, below Fifth
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ITO LEr-wITH BOARD, THE SECOND FLOOR, FUR
| nisbed or unfurnshed with other smaller rooms to-
geher or separately Gentlemen preferred Call at l6 West
Forty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

- 80 miles from Philadelphia Part oil stock city pro-
perry would be taken in exchange Address Niles Herring
FELTON,, Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN OBTAIN LARGE
furnished Room, with closets hot and cold water
6y applying 1874 East Fifteenth street. opposite Stuyvesant
square, with fun or partial Eoard. m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-30
NEWS FOR TIzz :.Go.E5.
A PREVENTIVE TO HGvR CEErE.
D=2EN.

Hear what the Cincnnatl wcekJ Press says nu the ~.
Of Murch, 1862
We ARE decidedly opposed n drugs md to ndvertsSt
remedies for the prevention "r having children, box
isol onr duty To acknowledge benefit from any sAd
from every whom It il for the relief Of suivgiAs
humanity. 4 fact has to knuwlrdH- IN
ought to br promulgated und widely crculucd Tor Iis
benefit Of thUne u!ics whose delicate hcIith m.lUs K
necessary 10 prevent ANY iuCTr,se Jt family.
About twelve months Hitcr marriage lady uf our
qnainIauce gave birth 10 daughter tnt hc suf-rutt
were ~ great That her ply ysicai drsairl u her
cry This made her rirul the very thoughts VI again To-
coming mother. she tried every thing to prevent
repetition su'rrngs bat wi bout sicccedng Twr
years after luIrriugc bir sgnu couurI but hOs sur
ferinss were great that tho child died and her own IN
was dsailed o. She was told hy hpr family phSIiciSa
that II slc had any CuldpH h fcarvl hgr iIt would
Ge the forfeit. A. all The rrUIci-s sha had tried Leh,gs
had failed oho applied to tbs Botanic rhyaicL.I- Dr,
RAPllAkL,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-30
BeSl Family sewing Ma.
,'hine.
WARRENreO THREE YEARS,
REAP THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL,

REAP THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
As all parties manufacturing Srwing Ma
chimes are obliged to pay MIR. Howe nj Z iu
each Sewing Machines sold. and are also cOut-
PEELED 10 make quarterly returuS to him, stHs.
ing, uader oath, the number sold. his book,
give correct staten 1T ~ he actual numb,
OF Machines sold by the diif,rens mantac' rsr.
From this reliable source We have ob aimed lh
following reliable statistics: showing the Lun,-
Der of Sc wing Machines disposed Of durne ,t,.
last year reported. The prncip compario
making them are Wheeler Wilson, |, w..
Singer 20. and Grover 4 tHkcr. OF c
Machines sod there wore sold
BY WHEELER & WILSON........ -. .! .3O-
BY M. Singer S Co., ........... 100 .
BY Grover & Baker. ......... ........l0 g
Showing the sales Of Wheeler & " ilson 20 h,
double 7fany other cOmpGny.-N. Y. Ih,erye
We have personally examined tie vari"r
ii schlnes before tie public wthan anxiuu
desire 10 place before our readers reiablenio'
nation. AS the result Of snch examination - u.
unhcsltatingly recomwend Wheeler 4 Wilson
Sewing Machines as the Machine for family ne
Western Christian Advocate
Ny little dar ghter, Of nine years takes OF
hacnines-Wl cler Wilson's apart, oi
II, and puts il IN place easily and readily aiue'.
it's parts. and performs with it all urdnar
work She can make her dresses. irclrd
ing hemming, gathering ard setting in r.
sieeves. Four ,Lonth' use in my family ha,
made it "a necessity and luxury
Pev, @. p. BoYNToN
We use the Wheeler g. Wilson Sewiur Ma
chino, and can say in regard 10 it that it is with
out rival. No other Mach ne exceeds il in il,
adaptation to all purposes Of dom mestic use
Scientific American.
az Serd for a circular containing specimens
Of sewing, TESTIMONIALS, prizes otc
WILLIAM SUMNER l. Co.
June 30. &-l II west Fourth ST. Cincinnati
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-30
LET THE AFFLICTED READ /

And learn that perfect and radical cure Is warranted
and guaranteed 10 all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, complaints, melancholy thoughts, do
preston Of SPIRITS distress aud anguish Of mind Ioss
Of sleep Oss Of memory O-s Of energy and muscular
power. puny growth, wasting away and want uf con.
hdcncc IN themselves, ftinting ITS cOnynsiSe treui'
engs, impotence and disgust uf l".
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians nauirc to be told tho nature OF yonf
diseuse--the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN doos
not Ills perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him to describe the diseases without any Information
from the patient, to explain it1 original cause and 10
guarantee its cure And, what IL more valuable still, he
will honestly and frankly tell whether you he cured
or not. All his communication. and interviews are
strictly private aud confidential Medical Jo"rHdL
The Botanic Remedies Of pr. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, never failed set To make perfect,
radical, and permanent cure of ALL PRIVATE, 6E.
CRET, AND VENEHEAL DISEASES, without the uSe
Of Mercury without hinderance from business, and
without fear Of discovery or exposure No deadly poi.
sons, such arsenic nuK yonca opium, or any other
pOlsons. No mercury any dOadly Misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical ReInctIea are used BY
this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Rene
dies yet failed TO the most obstinate and the
most dangerous cases. and TO remove all mercury and
other Impurities from the system whom all other Rene
dies had failed.--Bfediodi Journal
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN C0NTEMPLAT.
ING MARRIAGE Hear what the Baltimore corrou-
pondont Of the 0tldellow, BNOnsbOro, Maryland, said
on Thursday, tho 3lst Of May, 1850:
humorous Of diseases caused by early ndiscrS-
tIOn having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
sican, feel 1t my duty, having knowledge VI them,
to state the fact, believing that in doing may do
service to the suffering oIe case 10 partieular-ths:
Of young In this citY--s worthy OF note. lie had
become the victim Of hablt, the ausion 10 which
shudder, and after years Of suffering and DOCTOR
ipg gave up all hopes Of recovery lie wished to marry
and dearly beloved by sweot girl lispe
words Of affection, but lie fearful and prUs-
tratsd. lie dared not wed account Of the shattered
state Of his system. lie sought relief at the hands Of the
Botanic Physician and, astonishing as II may seem, all
the bloom and vigor of youth has returned and be 10
now the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
ANY who suffering, matter what their CON
paint call the Botanic Physician conhdentally.
They may rely upon relief. His Office 10 at No. SO
EAST FIFTH Bet. Sycamore St. and Broadway, GIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-30

lf You aIe SICK. call ut DE-. Condec's
CashDrug Store and get,a prescription
An ounce OF preventative is worth =
pound oTcure. many Il long spelI OF
sickness hos been prevented, by tu-
king proper remcdies in tine.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-30

LEDoER AND MRRcURv We az,
Tesiving subscriptions for the Lodgc,
and NJ Mercury at the lowest prices at
this office. Now is the time 70 cub
scribe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-30
Width 2.
EsUa EIspEaaS

Tile Commissioners of Vinton ccnntv
will meet near The dwelling of Henry
Hofines in Clinton Township on
oatu,dry The Sth dug of april 1865,
at one o'clock P. M. for the purpose oil
citing 20 the lowest responsible bidder the
burding o. a trestle Bidgr at the crossing
Of he creek on the road Iradiug. from Nc.
Arthur aud inier Getting the road leading
from Ha,uden.to' A Allensvtlei near said Hof-
fines dwelling.
:, BY ordeico( County Commissioners,
"a "a. H. c. MOORE. ::
AMa+eh l6 ls65.,:5w :. Ar'itor V.Co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-30
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the 0ie.
Illow, BoOnsboro Maryland said Thursday the alIs
Of May, 1860:
Numerous curs of diseases caused by early udlscrs
ton having ssn performed by the English Botanic Ply.
sicinu feel it my Duty having knuwlcdgrm them, In
state the fact believing that IN doing may dos sorvi0S
tU the SUSaring. One in particular rs young
In this cyis worthy Uf note. lie had broDlnc tbs
victim Of habit tho mere HllIiou to which cIiLses q
shlle after years Of suffering Rndd ctorg gave mp
all hopes Of recovery. He wished 10 marry, and wa
dearly beloved 10y sweet girl ever lsrrd worbs
Of affection, but lie fearful nervous and Frustrated
lie dared not wed on account oi tile shattered sidto
Of his system lo sought relief At the hands of tho To-
tanlc Physician, and, astonishing may ssern, all B
bloom and vigor ot youth has returnsi aud he Hsa
the happy father Of pair VI bright bOyL"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-30

So. aud AR o.. 4 Il q. u !ia' iI.,S
'hrough ri.tat. >" 'incinn''i : nn he obtain
Il AT P"rt,mouth, Portland. and jackson al
he following rates:
Portsmouth TO Cincinnati, f40D
Portland do s40l
jackson do 400
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
From Portsmouth, 10 Cincinnati and return
1900 Tickets from Portsmouth to Marietta
and Parkersburg, 1890.
JOHN DURAND, Sup't
R. W. QUADE. Assist Sup't
Feb. 25lh lS64-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-30
ZOE LEGAL NOTICES SIZE FoURTHrAGE

MONEY WANTED.-Wo hope On
ktSnds who are indtb'ed TO us vi
MT be backward in paying what the
owe us. In our absence, Mrs. Brat
ten will receipt Tor the same.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-30
State NJ Ohio, Vintoa County COur o.
Common PieG,:
sArah H. Johnson, Plaintiff. ! Divorce

Richard A. Johnson, Defendant. mony.
Richard A. johnson. of Newark, I tho coun.
~ Of Licking, and State uf Ohio. will taEe
notice that Sarah Z. johnson did on The sth
day Of March, A. ID. s65, file her petition in
the Clerks Office OF the Coart If Common Pleas
for Vinton coun'y, charging him, the said
Richard A. Johsou, with cx,r,me cruet and
Rr'ss ucsle OF duty, and praying that the
Said Sarah X. johnson may bo divorced from
the sail Richard A. IohnsCn, and for Almony
and the custody of their child. Eliilh &. john
som which said petition viii b. for hearing a
Tho next term Of said court Of Common Pleas.
SARAH Il. JOHN. n.
~ CoS'TABLE SHIyLL to- r'yr
march =, 85-6Y.