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8albinston, Is. SUM. las Sriessps.
partsmsnt bat BEN BtsOerauI6au Der Bride ,u
5arper's 5errg aussOrtnst,
Sapser's amerisaniihe RanCne IL auf ben
gl!p.8aps, BEL Sort @Onrot, aufsepFan,t nor,
ben. Sts rst6t bis nah 5tpca's puint. (Gin
Srisf wsI&sT seReru in Ger petersburg .Grpre6'
sri6isu, srtIirt isrO6 bi,fen 8eritt ais falf6,
So EsBt partn; Sort Calhoun, trGtr ais oi,
Slips Stups" %tstannt, erSfnste SamRas Ra6
nditas Iein Gsuer auf urisre 8sf Rt8ungsu sri
SsUsa'5 9Oint. GbsLsia man slau6te, Oa6
i5rs RanOnsn att @siIsn melt trager, 10 fslsn
sbvs Su8sIn 6O6 osI gu fura unb i5r SbuB.
frsiS mar un8tteusr rsit rCm 3tsls. unier,
Sattsrie srwieperte pas 8eusr uibt. Sswen's
DOint 8attsris N stwa 4 0eiIen BON Den Rip
Raps, unO sS lbeint eisruttamIiG, penn ibr,
SOnOnsn a6t @teIen nett trassu Oag le MID
asf vi . { NsiIfr Ssmis ii: ser t5nzer.3
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8~efomntnra~ cDmnaem.
Stcuben Sci.

Die 1litsIttcee bes f~riberen q u6cn> Set. COMMITTEE
limb crla6t, lib 6reitls, Oeu 81. 3. Nt!e., @6enoS 9 rsr
I'M gDtIblm Gsu-pauS btS 6rn. Gbrik /. St5fer AZ cinrr
9~ulammIun9 etRjufinoen, in pelber ubrr bic 8trpenouno
Res in Oen 6duoen 0cs @rn. o.. Saoe belnbItaeu llts.rso
i5uic5 anberpeitis pcrfu9t rp'rteu luI.
9iidteribetuenoe gUrmttte~03itelieSer BADEN lh Sen
Stl6lu0en Sicirr Serammiuns ;u fusen.
S, 6. 6if6tr,
Ckrl. 0Ornkcr bRr Gnnmitts
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8efanntmad,uuo.

DENT 9tcbrten @%atIjfun Die ~erQcbenlte slnsciae, 6ae bic
nnteriet6neten an 8rpabitrosC, iril@,n be 6tn unb 7tta,
Gin &leEnpnerae'tdtt uno Of"nlo9cr erofuCt batCn, unc BAD
MIR IN Den Stlno 9elcet ltuc, nue grbtttcn in Rlpfrr, 9leb
uno GiitnbIctb beit5aS uno biaiait oussufdbrem. lin ;abI.
rcibe Auftrdge bitten Steder II. Bro,
Sruaoir. SrtItcn Der 6len urb 7eu,
nCbru =. SteipIci1'S Trirl
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a&0fQIWQtDm @3artcm.

gietnen GreunSsn iepje BEN 9ubliflim ;useciamnt Sic
trSebene Mniei9e, oGB meme s9Birtbfhaf nil per-
lNleoeren neuen Antagui Ur llntcrtaltuns oes 0u6litumS
o%erichen, pom beutteen Gage al pisoer 9e6Tr,t III. 9cfpnl
ocre mahs in auf melue neu eiH9grjhttte Rpbs aufmerfiam,
no III leoer SetI morn;: uRb falte Sperien in sr0Eter @lu5-
maAl gu ftnoen iinb, lowje oudb @,tr6nte itser Dirt Ypu better
G-ualttdt. Grcunol@oftli6it gum iablrsi6en Seiu& LABS.
ein Brieori6 Hed, Mat.
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g0m. Q0ounct S6bne.

Ode Der llttu uue 6 1rY. S.rafc,
I, fen Die Gufmcriidmtctt ibrtr Eisurc. Der 6rrrm Strrt-
% tlere, Htltorrcften, VaaerSttr- 9Rirtt. GrnfccttuutrS unt
y oac ant tbr Eager eCu @rpcern ieccr Nri. igpie euf ibr
"a rurr-gaeT, u~uirttti3 has erEfie Der 5tGet. 9ticnbrs
~ ldtn otclelhcn auf lbrcu aI9cmctn btlictttn ,,lB. 23ul-
III se pure NIcultdtn DCo 9StiSteY" uub Ouf itr 0ooc-
u I Nrtrtpt Inb = opdnd @ialrrrn aufuerflam
OiellSeI p%crrhtttcn lth, ibre @0uorea Ypu elcitr 2ua~
" or ale tr0c Z Elm antcrts @auS bicii0er ?iaot III
~ .aEe rtroW lM5 GufcrNem bslrcttr, mas 2ucli~
~. > wtht, Nur1duuS uno &CrlcnCuR9 ~dubeldust. biz
i. %frttocnheit ibrer itIrbrn iu Crrcrbcr. gat DidCniarn,
~ lmt icttber ntht non lns fauftCr, ino :riutt, uujerer
j IGrrn- SCrrdtb cirtr 9rutu19 III mierrcrfcn, uNN rrcrrtn
irtr eontbot irlre Stludt cnteclyRnchmCn uub unS pas
.. rtrantn unN ole 3umcltaft berlelbcu 81 rrrubru iu&tn.
9N m. gNcIIArF Shhmr
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&rpmlmelnl &rnmmelnl

Ilen 0lutdre@ ompoonien fern unb nab Die 9In;eioc
bas Der nrIerieihuttt ALE Mrtrn pprS z r 0 m NJ n an.
fertigt uno lolde ltoo3ett fertile nuf Eager bait. DicisIb,r
tno s~aasrBaft unb Yrn cam soften Matcrial uub Son.
&. 9UIfer,
&fe Der 9ten nnA &rnnhir,n.
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8irqlnia 81 H.. @ompaouip.

@Qt 0icicni9cu, rre!be eiwaS an Sic 9litslieocr trr 8a.
Rife- Gpmpdanie, Cant. Nlilter, 'diden WpGen, perbeu bier
nit bena6ri6t, Dap Sere. QfoT a1eiu autrriiirt lit, oarfeIbs
ST eTpion gen uno peiter III b~ef6roern.
Si 8amen Der Gpmpaonie
BtIbeIm QfaFf, Sra.
va. Die SaGen werbeu Eel 5trrn 6elfu6 AM sIltcr
Nartt in Gntpiana oenpmncn.
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NerInnf nner MirtAlhnfr-

Dit an @%ainitrase ;ptI6en Ser 14ten une listen eelsosn,
rpbleinecriGtete lSirtbIhofi bee l~lnterSei Hnetsr itebt untsl
e!nlhssn Sceinguuseu gu ssrfaufsr, neil eerlelbe cine 8e.
sterunSSar5ett Su ibernebmcn eeIpnneu 1T.
Mbtl nFiGrL
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3nr Wahri6t fir 8or. 3obIer.

Sci &C. bei6lC1cn Ourt cen Sta tratb Der Stobt Sid.
nlono. rag per ltaoiilhe Var Soucetc, aui6brIih in menta-
ltsne cier tdelihen 3eitnraen, unt ;par Is Iooe nor btn,
l5ten Stunt, beSannt mahen ipl, boB or tdoI;6 in lctncr
Sttcc prn Ncraens . ubr sic 6 u6r &benos. unb ,rpor
oonl l5tsn ee jun' 3OicR SUM-, aus'tlicRljh "a erm 3mcd
onpe'ene Itn miro, pru allen to raihtiaen WefIpnen n.n
9onicn rotr Den Gosbsr Scroa Ibrcr S;cucru IN trbcrn.
uno pDn Dem 9eiablt mersent5n 9etraoe 10 pGt. EiScprtc
gu eTlaubtn: 9r Collector foil in SItihcr g3tiie Is Iaec
opr Dem 15tat DECEMBER in elcihgr l8ctit 9fadribt ocbcn
eaB or IN ben obet ongefubrtGn StunSen in iriucr Sffce wr
G:nitplan9nabnte ron Sttuern bereit lei uuo ipar pom l5ttu
eie gum @lltti Nticn,ber trclultre, pcn ecncn Die 66lftc
sereits 6e;abIt mproen III, uno luu auu birran elm 9Ib,ro
upd 10 PCT. crloubt perocn.
Auf pbtSee secs pom llRn Sanuar 1855 mid, 6e;trbcre.
ma DC I'D btermtt bCtannt, ooe I'd, IN Der @pucctorS. Sfice
in Der Sits pan onncicuo itin wtrSc, mb ;par ycn, l5trn
ms gu Soften 0. Ntts., nm IN Der pbtn auasgcbenCn g4etI,
Gle fali9tn StcuCrn III @m"fong su uebmen.
NMliMa VI Nnhlnn- q & ~ -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-20

98ihtis fir @rocer!
Sufcr, Bacon, Barb &C.,
200 Ssle. g~srsinigisu 3uder,
% bbos. 6ame; BreaifS uno Sb0utSers,
100 @bl5. prima 2taf Norb.
100 9ere5 prim0 @Oiben R6ie.
80 @afaseS prilua SjUihen Butter.
IS 9bls. prind StrleY 9ibtr,
200 86s. SIR. I, , uno 3 Woferele.
i00 SOrtS frjlhe oeringC,
40 SprsS 9fr. 0 9tO!ales,
leo &ortS Sire Graders,
rs SbIs. Sul5 @etatceS,
200 8blS. Scmclfic Sranes, Sin t..
400 Spref Ganolee uno SOAP,
spies, @udtpbeor unb aas i%onltioea In sir,r
lpfl6e feine beWtfben 6reunce aufmsrtiam uad5t ~
8m. . E9lcr,
i3te Str.
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Sefaumtmacbrnoe

gSer eiuen eutcn s8n6tbuno babsu NH, Ipre.
de asf6giaf in Der Office ,. 9lottS ncr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-20

bic NIT 9tsreen ~umiusebsr ~SsrltebeR, 0eo,u sineu mcrotlt-
ben 0tbalt BON $50 unb frrter 6pf. RibersS ,u erfraosr
IN Urant Ntn9S 9daerbtCr- Saiou an Gussrncrilrage mi.
idYeu @laiu UNI Grant in. ~ Mrnasy
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-20
N1etn- nnb SianrrenzQnnsr
SSctu 6.p6S!
9Geiu @5ppbs!

|NtIu SEDpDa
S'e5tn sr9alten cine erO5s gart;s franjsaf9er unO andre
SalitUta Sprtua St9le franl6 ifas 9rilioris. forpif
zine srOse 9uspa6l Don geitreifrn uub farrirtsn 9,,fnf,si.
lsnS Stlfen, 8ebisihten uns ureebleiat.a 8eTeI, osfspryt,
6eumrcleHe unb balbpOQene 8suse fur altoS ens@ni5Ss
Sn9lIlb GrOipn bud, fstHere GetnwanO fdr 6egrens gtnflse
uno SDirtins6 in allen 9rsfsn unc QrsIen.
Ssrner %tntpfeblen mir infer iDobl oTTortirtss Qod,r snr
Ssloenh2hea, ORES @opoS &c. geir Ssrfaufsu % Beaf an
81 GtS. Rno Barge " l21 gis.
GRtle5 u. G6entr3. SO, I75 8yoasfr.
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WeihGfte. uehrrnnhme

gtetnen 6reuneGt un2 Dem sesbrtcn Qublifum bic > II
iet9s, pap i6 bic iettbsr sru 5errn SauIbabsr neben BEN,
9a9trttst- Selpn efS 6ern 6erbis 9sfubrte Sorbicr. unp
freusn mit, rs6t SicIe SunSsn bccienen su t5unen.
s. =. Stf6er,
.Sroa0itr l1ptlhsn 6. 1t. Z.
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&3pmtbier S WInker-

DO. IS W%llnfIraBf, IDlldtn Der "A. u. Is. ar
srtoHbtn tb ti:rmit ibre 6rtunos ME baS sssbri, nt,tf6s
publitum auf ir N"'"'
aeein- unO @iaarren=Qnoer
aufmsrfi1m ,r maiden. Dieie(6,n fl6rep Elm r,iaS,rti,ss
Yaaer Ger bsfsn %6etus, franaofi6e unO unaarslBCiae.
lupis ou6 Gin rt6baIti9cs 9aasr Spn 6aysnS n Tomtitit
Giaaren, une wirb Is ooS t%iiIiaft StrsbCr SFrI.IS,n ier
our@ btut9e pretit uno reeie ulO aufmsrsIame pspisnyn5
I'D Bic @Inf ee5 @ublifinlS III srrjnleu nm -, srh,t,,,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-20
FIRE MILLINERY.

etiuht bic ceutI&cn 0oien 3idmcucS tbr wpbl,Tprtir,rs
Wager ron dttiincrrpoorcn. ME 6uic, 6auben. fron;bTitc
Si1nlei, Saneer &C. IN &u9cnidtin III nehmen uAo tbrc a,f.
gusrGbI jU trensn, bd tbr Eager iebt reidtr ais il auSoc-
ltattet TT. bttte meroen mad ; nj geidmod Der eccb,Jen
8ulccn oute idre!!ae une ttli9ite o~u5arfubrt.
&G- 9ie'ee @clt6tt ut jcoru Spnnabcno mo Srnntoo
ocihlplrn. NQStr r Grn Wr ~ ND -.
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tonnen Bel lnter3eituetem ltetS freunolihc 9iu.
nler uno quite 6cf trbalttn. 2luA fe6en eiptae
GUNNER al leoi9e 6erren ju vermietben bel
Sp9n ~ arrbauien, Qat..
am 9teutu Warft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-20

Die unteriribnets., lcnten Gle @ufmertlo mfeit
oNn gHiroeruerF1ufern aui itr Qaqer vun @rpce.
riee, Yr6pilions, Wtebt, Gignrren, &autabut unp
l~rnitiae NrtiFel, pic genGhrIih in eiren berorti-
lrn 9GHoIei0tes@ rIhGft scflbrt pcrpen. BeIur.
oerS maiden lie auf ibr rejtcs 98cin. unb Qiouprs
Wager oufmertiam. Nre bieIe gGaartn purosr
nuf n6rplt6eu M6rftsn uno meifenS fir 8oor
%.i,tauft, wesbalb mir bel piinttlihen SsnGlern
~ 1uBerit bilIigen Nreiieu p~ertaufen fSnnen. -
Vie BON une ais Ght 9arnntirtrn 8ranDirs mn
?Setne linz ei9ene Smpprtntiun, unp weNer ae.
Oiiht, nod NIT 3uiGBtn ldGpliher Stcfe prr.
,BcIl, ME riees bel prn i'm Ncrtrn ~astaufter
'Saareu nur ;u OFT Der SAD lit. Ter bfriibmte
o2B. WaIace'S Qure Dlpuntain 0siu" gBbisten.
ron benz mir Gle ~siu5i9sn SrrtGufer ifnb, wirp
M 8ebalt nm @Sittc non femsnr innerbalb Der
ser. Staatel aebrannten g3bi5ttg Ibertrc fen.
llnler SnNer beitebt au5eroem nod aus:
lBO0 8aB crtra NM luYerfue We6L, inter be.
heu Die yen SGdern 9eiuhten Sprten 0em-
Orleans, Dcrtc 9titp uuo CUBA 3uder unO @pos
ttles; 500 Sag Gut 9pdf, @rulbeo, pCwoereo
pl0 8ofes3udtr; 100 &iItsu 16re $50 Eiher
Srife unO Sitter; DO. uno Np. 3 MnfeteI
ato 6erinas; frtidc cute @Ufben Butter, BON
pr mir w0dcntlid SenDungeu erGal!en; Qars.
iincpn Sipef, Sans, Shoulders uno SreaItS
5al3. 9tGrte, gcdif Qpwoer, gemabtrnen RaFe
uno pfsiier Qciiien, Bsien, Glmar uno ale bic
iemti8en 2irIitet, pie in einer @roeerp sem56nlia
~prrtongt merrrn.
Bernrr: g. g1aaaee's 9ure 0ountain Ge,p
@%bi5Fsy, JtiharpiUu's, Guscalocia 6(udv, SnUn
olJ NlUitongdpcld une ~3ieetifiep gB6istev; 200
Is ~ iramUhlhen Bsanpp, bort, MaDeira, Chr.
~ &laret unp @bampa9r 9Hetn She g ou.
ndu 9ramry, Gin, Rum, apple 8ranpy une auc
arten q%iNuprS.
% nj. Batlaue G5bnE,
It, ~. Ia. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

Daring all the season, since the war CON-
menced, we have heard many complaints o.,
end saesrs cast upon, the condition and con.
duct Of the Navy Department, while Sscre-
tary Wells has been abused without stint for
his age and alleged unatness for the posi-
ton be holds. BE has been charged with
imbeclllty and d0tage, and has been much
l1oked upon as a mere nOnendty in the
CabinsA An Illustrated Pictorial represent
Cd him as 8 Rip Van Winkle, asleep when
ail The rest Of the world was interested in
this war. Because he did not on one months
notice, eheetually blockade every Southern
port and inlet, he was denounced as unfit fSr
his post, and numerous papers demanded that
ks be removed and 'live man be put in
his pla-e. To all Of these accusations, the
brilliant success Of the Great Naval Expedi-
ton has given the most convincing answer.
That armada was fitted out with wonderful
dispatch and ability. The gun boats had to
be built with sill the rspidity which due
regard 70 their efficiency would allow. The
transports had to be Lired or purchased and
6sted for the par they we're to bear in the
expedition. The war vessels had to be or
dsred home from distant stations and rem
dsrsd efficient in all their complement of men
and arms. An the great feet must be crea-
ted out Of almost nothing, for our navy was
in deplorabIy weak condition st the com
n.eneement of the present Administration
And eli thls,and much more, Secretary Welpi
has done with a skill aud determination
which could not well be exeelled. He has
d me bis work quietly but not the less ably
and to-day the American Navy stands proud
Iy eminent before the world for its achieve
menn upon the Southern coast.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
success Of Qunrter-lIaster General Hrisht.

Succe11 OF QuaEtef-u 1l8tef taeneEH- tfrIEhf.
Gen. Wright Quarter-Master General Of
the State, has just returned from Washington
whittier be went on official business.
We understand that Gen. Wright was emf
nently successful in securing desirable ar
rangements in behalf Of the State. Among
other things be obtained 1900 overcosts, and
5, 600 more are to be forwarded IS room as
they can be made he also obtained Cor the
First Cavalry Regiment at Camp Chase, !, 900
blankets, 1000 horse blankets, !, 900 talmas
and 1000 pairs of gloves.
Gen. Wright was desirous Of making full
settlement of his accounts with the United
States, bus the pressure of business st the
Departments prevented. he, however, Sc
cured from ths~Trea. .ury Department the
amount sufficient to make 40 per cent. of the
SUM that will be accruing TO Ohio from the
general government on account cF advances
made by the State.
We are informed that Gen. Wright also
made an arrangement whereby TIE arms,
equipments, and munitions now n TIE hands
OF the State authorities are made over to the
care of the Uni,ed States officers, who will
henceforth have direct charge and control of
the same, without the circumlocution of being
administered by both State and National
authorities. This Is certainly a ve-y judi
cious arrangement both for the interests of
the State and the good Of the pablic service.
Under this arrangement Capt. Myers is al
ready authorized BY General Meigs to receive
the whole, and assume all the Outstanding
contracts Of the State in relat son 10 the same.
This at once relieves the State Of en- enor-
nous duty, and heavy liability.
We think the State has cause Of graduation
Ia finding 30 aithful and judicious al officer
as Gen. Wright in charge of his important
and laborious ofice-Stats Journal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21


In the excitement incident to the taking q
PORT Royal and tho capture of Mason auo
Sliden, the publis has hardly taken cOgni-
Esnce Of the important expedition to Eastern
Virgins which has been sent by order Of
Gen. Dix. Our readers will remember that
the lower portion of the peninsula between
Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, be-
loDgs to Virginia, being composed Of North
portion d TIE virginia part Of this penin-
sula is opposite the mouth of the Potomac,
from which it extends to point opposite to
and about thirty miles distant from Fortress
Monroe. Upon the western shores of this
land the rebels have established themselves
and erected batteries. Accomae (the FORTH
ern county, has been the home Of EI-Gov
Wise its population being about lo,5OO
whites and 4, 800 slaves Northampton
county has less than ons-hAlf tnis population,
the slaves being in excess Of the Whitss. The
rebels have taken possession Of, and for
tilted town called Pungateague, in Accomac
county. To hold and protect this peninsula,
Gen. Dix has sent about 4 600 troops from
Baltimore, and they were landed on Sunday
last at a small town named NswtoEn, upon
The Maryland line, from which they would
proceed southwark. They were welcomed
BY the Inhabitants, and it was anticipated
that they would have no difficulty in taking
and holding the territory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
Inportanes q the Barned Brldess.

The Importance to the rebels Os tie rail-
road bridges which were burned BY The
Unionists of East Tennessee, has been bee
fore spoken Of, the roads passing ever them
being the connecting link between northern
and Southern secessia. The Southern pa
pers confirm this view, the Richmond Ex-
aminer, for instance, saying that ''The break
ing up of that line of railroad conmunica-
ton to the West and South is rot to be per
nitted or hszarded for an instant" This
was before the burning. How the Examiner
will take the actual fact Of the destruction
Of that communication may be imagined.-
The Richmond Dispatch says ths. ''The Gov
ernment cannot afford to permit the great
line of railroad running through the eoun-
try thus threa' a'ened to be for enc moment
imperiled." Burning bridges snd Destroy
,-.---s- ----.--
warfare, but the rebels inaugurated it and
must not complain if they are Sought with
their own weapons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21


Of the destruction BY ere Of George K.
Goodwin's b Cos extensive mensgerie, last
Tuesday night at Boston, the journal Of that
city says;
Among the animals lost, was Royal Benz
gal Tiger, said to have been the largest and
best specimen In the country, and the most
valued of any single animal in the collection.
The other animals were all fine specimens,
and numbered three lions, four leopards, two
African tigers, two bears, hyena, jackal,
African goat, muskc4t, leopardcat, horned
horse, about forty monkeys, two trick muleP,
three trick ponies and five horses, all OF
which persisted. No person could be found
who heard a single grOwl or groan
from any Of the animals, but they were
ali found dead after the ffe was extinguished,
the probability is that all were smothered to
death before the flames reached the cages.
The animals alone were valued at about
$40, 900, and probably could not be purchased
for that sum, Besides this, the loss in wag-
ons harness, &C., was Of considerable amount
and in further addition, a fine collection Of
wax statuary, owned by Mr.. Charles GsSsett,
and valued at between $4,000 and S4l loOei
was destsoyed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
DIED.
On Saturday, the 10th inst. JOHN oHIsHgLM
-Rad 4q years and months.
9lEW Sarertisettrtuts.
A mo UN0EMENT. -
WINTER or 1872.


The Lectura ComHittee Of tha Young Mems
Christisn Asso iati1n would take the liberty OF an
ouncing % the public that We are not to be wtny
our usual Winter Course Of fret cla's u c'ures.-
khouid we msst Nth . surcess oorrtspo ding TO
that Of he last Winter, sha put the AssoCia ion
out Of deDt, enabI it 70 sustain IT'S Utfton Mission
on Champl4in street. paV the current years expen-
ses now re- uced to very low point, and have a
large surplus to donate TO the EUH
Beneft of the Soldiers Of cur Union Army.
We appeal to the Public with confidence, there.
fore, 10 sustain Us in our ent rDriz.- Their ts a
eoaGidsrsbs rrsub in arTangns for hes Lecture
especially Ia providing sbata Tor ons VI john X.
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Especial Dispatch to Cincinnati Conme7oial.J
The affair of pickets, last night, vas worse
than reported. At roll.call this morning it
was ascertained that ten members of COM
pany of the Brooklyn l4th were missing
Two more were found dead in the woods sd-
joining Brush's farm, and another vas wound
ed On the dead were no gunshot wounds
but they bore mark as if struck II the back
and side. A woman at the house says the
rebels carried of three OF their own dead and
eight wounded, wearing the red caps Of our
l4th. The attack was made by three hun
dred rebel cavalry, who emerged from Brush's
woods.
Brush was arrested on Sunday, or suspi-
ciOn of having given information which led
20 the capture OF the foraging party.
Reverdy johnson at first thought the law
was against Wilkes, but investigation sstis-
fed him that it was on his side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21


Secretary Chase, in the course Of some rs-
marks addressed to the New York bankers,
last week-according to The New York
Wofla-Rave strong and pointed assurances
that ibs Government now saw their way
clearly to quell the rebellioni thst they had
infsrmation which warranted him in saying
that the public would soon hear glad tidings
of success, more startling and more effective
in their resnlts than those from Port Royal
and the Vest that neither the Government
nor Gen. Mcclellan ever had the least idea Of
placing the army in winter quarters, but, on
the contrary, the military plans all contem-
plated regular, systematic and energetic ac-
tiEity IN pushing forward upon the rebels as
prudence and judgment dictated that Gov
srnment has ample funds to supply every
liability until February lst and that all the
machinery Of the Departments was gradu-
ally working into very satisfactory state Of
efficiency.
The impression made upon the assembled
bank managers was increased confidence in
the Government and feeling that rapid
progress was being made to suppress the re-
hsilion.