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The hydraulic press., 1861-03-30

Miss Lane, rumor says, will enter into a
union, deferred by Mr. Buchanan's consider
ations, until the end of his presidential term.
The fortunate bridegroom is wealthy rail-
road gentleman.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-30

Were Ito advisea friend as to his choice
ola wife, my first counsel would be, !" look
out for one distinguished for her attention
and sweetness to her parents"
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-30
SANFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put in Glass Cases. Air
Tight, and aciu keep in any Climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gentle but ac-
tive Cathartic, which the proprietor has used in his
practice for more than twenty years
The constantly increas- 70 ing demand from those
who have long used the = PILLS, and the satis-
faction which all express i in regard to their use.
has induced me to place II them within the reach
of all. In
The Profession we'll know that different
Cathartics act different portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATH z, ARTIC PILL has, with
due reference to this well - established fact been
compounded from var = ETY. of the Purest Veg
etable Extracts which act g alike or every part of
the alimentary canal and ~ good and safe in all
cases where a Cathartic is & needed such as De-
rangements of the Stom- g ach Sleepiness, Pains
in the Back and Loins . Costiveness, Pain and
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden
cold which frequently, if neglected, end in long
course of fever Loss of Appetite, creeping sensation
OF cold over the body Headache weight
In the head. all infammatory Diseases, Worms in
Children or adults. Rheumatism, great Purifier of the
Blood, and many diseases to which flesh is heir too
numerous to mention In this advertisement.
Dose to3.
PRICE THREE DIMES
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pills
are by Druggists generally and sold wholesale
by the trade in all the large towns
S. T. w. SANFORD, M. d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Broadway, New York.
Sold by the Druggists everywhere. and by
PARK g. WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, 132 Washington
street, San Francisco. sept l 1y
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-30

An eastern editor is delighted at having
nearly been called shoney" by the gal he
loves, because she saluted him at their last
meeting as ssOld Beeswax!"
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-30

A pair of torn upmentfonables are like
a,.delinquent tenant, when there's IA rent
behind."
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-30

The mariners compass has done some
of the most important needle work in the
world.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-19
Men OrIeaas pallu Crestsnt.
Y,rsT. & r.1-na rrrJ,r COLUMNS
Aiber snteIliaents.


fff1af morning, ~ 1901
There has not been any change in the weather
since our last report.
Business, as usual, has been dull on the leVee.
~ The only departure we have to-day is the mail
packet Acadia, for Bayou Sara.
The louisville Journal Of the 10th says:
The.riyer is falling at this point, with three feet
in the canal last evening" Considerable rain tell
E yesterday, and the weather is still damp and
cloudy.
All pittsburg, At noon yesterday, the river was
rising with three feet nine inches in the channel.
AT Cincinnati the river rose SIX inches curing
the twety-faur hanfs ending at noon yesTer
We learn from the officers OF the loMmeFcld1
that there is three feet six inches ~ fehei aha
Flint Islands, and thee feet ScnfiiefoW
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 18th says:
The frequent and ccpious showers Of yesterday
rendered The leEee quite muddy and lntertered 20
I some extent with the transaction Of business.
The river continues to recede at the rate OF six
HI eifi,t inches III twenty -four hours.
The Prince OF Wales, with 24a0 bags corn, GOO
s,ieces haggng, loo bbss and 70 boxes apples, 100
d Heroes meat, I50 bbis. flour and 60 coils rope.
cleared Tor New Orleans.
The 81. r.. VI. Hill is still receiving for New Or
leans, but will depart at an early day.
The Col. kennett IS posted for New Orleans on
Friday.
Memphis F7oaH.-Mempbis -four is obtaining q
great Reputation, and commanding a high price
I -Four hundred and fifty barrels Of it we're shipped
on the Prince Of Wales yesterday for New Orleans
ACADIA For BAYoU SARA.--The last and su
/ perior passenger and G.. S. Mail packet Acadia
Capt. Joseph Vincent, commander, and Mr.. a
Dupuy, clerk, leaves at o clock this morning fol
the above and way landings
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8ebiaa, ul The Alartsts.
CRssGzaT g5srI,, 10 IA (

sCRssGEar s5fTs4 10. 10 eaNs S7prrrz
Friday Morning. July ID 1861
CorToN. We did not hear OF a sale Received
to-day s bales.
TOBACCO. Nothing reported
SpaaR.. 100 hhas sold at previous rates. Fair
70 Fully Fair at s2@42lc and l5s hhds at q. % ID.
MoLAssEs. I'VE did not hearof sale.
Flour. .2sS bl,ls. Snperfine sold at &c and so
ct 50 % D hbl. It is retailing at S. 25Q1s6 so
10 bbl.
Cons. $50 sacks Yellow sold al Soc and $50
White at Csc. q bnshel.
Oars $50 sacks sold at t5c. aa bnshel
BRAN. $50 sacks sold at 81 SIS 10 100 lbs.
HAY. 20n bales sold at $33 . ton.
Provisions change. Retailing at previous
rates.
Zoe. % b.
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Lanesspt, tougnrt--a slayt per annnn
Mayor aaoe enter contract with The parties per
noarial act tor the Performance of said WORK.
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read. On motion, the rules were
suspended, said resolution read second time and
adopted. 1a
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Allen, Beehe, Beggs,
Davis, Hodgkins kingsand, Leefe and Mensman
"a,
Nays-none.
Resore That the adjudication By the Comptroller
the shell road from Clalnne street along Csropdee. Walk
,s On b4yom s. John for tM9 yTa5s t" S 6r M me-
whole wsrk complete, be- and the sseis hereby oppovee tie
tract wi the parties re'ra act for the Performance OF
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report was read; on motion, the rules were
suspended, said resolution read second time and
adopted
Davis, Hodgkins, Kingsland, Leete and Mensman
. Et
Nays: None.
R.sG THAI the adJalca:ionby tire Comptroller agreeaby
center Of L. R nvsgP e, I'm k9g s Canal to The NY
stewars 800 per running acre Of 28 feet be md the
6oFssa ecr con6o With ae ratiss f s' ac
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read; on motion tile rules were
suspended, said resolution read second time and
adopted
Yeas: Messrs. Magoni. Allen, Bcebe, Beggs,
Davis, HoQgkins, hingsland, Leefe and Mems
man.
Nays: Nome 5.-
Rsc't that the ado1eatian by the Comptroller Of con
Broad stree canal from Orleans street to London avenue,
ming nee Of S ies Gp the wboe |ofk coinpieis and he
hereby approved the secuiy accepted and the Mayor
act or tic peroStnanco q sd work we parties" per
The following resolution, adopted by the Board
OF Aldermen, referred to in the foregoing report,
resolution authorizing the City Attorney 10 take the necos
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CATTLE ARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY. July 10 1851
Arrived yesterday B35 Texas Beeves, ZIG Sheen
and AS Veal Cattle Amount of Stock sold were
-Al2 Texas BeePea and 2i5 Veal Cattle. Stock re.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-19

OF of Of
il
q a thee zuseo Of he arrest
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I ISEHAECES's EEr7Akxa CJSTsgkF,--
EEAUTIFTING / - INFIGURATINGI-- REGULATING

Ror producing Biaomng Complexion Erect and GIgneetn
GartEEe ot the Bedy Cheerful pispastou, Remnyns Blocns
snc fu JGns from The Face Caring Low Spirits Aeiau
choy, NE1 es Papstton OF the Heart Pains N the Heud,
Back iuas Whites and all the various forms Of Di7Fas
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular AErUatfaa
which the Eenlale SeS iS subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO S&Iii
Originally compounded for the Purpose OF nr"ns 3r ant
regulating The Monthly Periods Of Women HieI d@h
shy aEd sl circgrPsances LsrHuck's Seanla aTTi Nr
10 5a ~ va, FelErIy i-T1nEaFoT RT|t-.
/! hs Sean lIy ttstad in &otSie, and rau,
III il has been represented
Tho lady Of the prominent eiaa7a Hu1i,
eesnty heen cured Of debility and Low s#-lts aurr4
dss ot mind hrorgb apathy uacon Of ne womb ky t
Tisirpnrk's Fema Cordial after sI snuris
:Eed this nfgau excited to healthy acou, sud she
lRec restored health happiness ana e ey -sr
'nui'ly tud iTieris
Nj UrrsIs equally surprising Of ha -,,s 20
U' 0f t'sasse have become known - tl gfuuagG#
sE-Fad pF JOHN wRIGHp 90, Nee O.H4a-.. EAL-
LIANT = 20, Monte, and Druggists gene u sg53 r
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-DaSs GALPIN's EIEY RES an
fsgESstFs T A URANT % ROYAL street. ~
8b9aESY JOHN GALPIN has this pleasure .dszt2ss2 g.
sg4zuAsaaof Informing his friends and the IL ssat3
pubic generally, that he is ready ard elIep
them his establishment 30 Royal door the
of CuStonh0use occupying the entire mausGa
lately the residence Of Alfred Hereu, ESQ iaurts
tsniye Accommodations, Besides tho large public diruoo
The ground foor where meals provided all hours from
Socock 4. NJ rmi IL p. NJ, the advertiser has large
her Of private parties Families and PARTIES ep
pcaon aboye be supplied with the best Of everything
the marke affords. either ready for the ahg it from
the Haks Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage
has always extended him. the undersigned them
that viii be his earnest epdeav0 to give the fullest satistac
lion to those who may favor him with their orders
% tfk2tW dOilN q 1hPIN,
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E7PAVE EU 0UATRIETTE TpTSTFEFCT.-JIa
"A ttt coniut dtp dies tpGErs du Quntielng
de Annonclation entire ravcHue Washington
CONNIE &pRve--
I'm Pony bum. marques particulicTcs.
Tn Pnly "ICl.n, rlarGfteo par iCEieres.
I'm Pony nlsZ!n aYant Ia crnisrc ct Ia queua blan"h.
n les dts anialE pas 50urs
les irna PAYS i'll vcds euccre pu6i9ue au dit
depot, lie AMEDl, ~ de juliet fG1. 10 heire9 A. ".
j. MILTON RELF, Comnissare !rs R.es
NouveIe Orleans, IL in let 1851. iti5 81
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going report. was read. On metof the rnles we've
suspended, said resolution read second time and
Yeas: Messrss Magioni, Allen, Beebe, Beges,
Davis, Hodgkins, Kingsland, Leefc and Mems
man-9.
Nsgg-None.
iseooe Ths The adjudication b. the Comptroller as Der
esn utlon No $685. Il FIR repairing anu keepip In
repair aud for three years the bridge, crossing nai
SafpnaeeE OF Mafas Yseds Clsbo and Broad syeels
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E7P&VE5 Du PREMIER DEsTEgICT.-fi Il
"a ctr conduit NJ dIot DIES tpaveS du Premier District
c2ltEIilc dea Lafayette ct Vine, connie :gavE-
I'm the|a m5Uchete, -Its ct bun, 1nac~ Re col.
HeT et d. helg 1t P dos
IN PouHin ar"n ayat ia faca blanche ct u ie Ifgt de
dcrie!e bHlc, ulHa Ia Iaarqlr c VA sur HGpaac
gHpcle
II les dis aHjmau1 n on pa recamt1 dams r!rq 7rs
ffI5 psFe lis vg8df cucheGe puUii an dit &p5t
10 aANEDl, u lie ,;u}.rt l-GI. a ~ hcuees II. i, -
J. MILTON REI.F, GpuIIai4sare Frg rupa
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pIEFET, n, GENERAL VARIETY Store, Ne i22 os.
A. ual Etreeb-
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- c. IA, al TahEI aSEaL1l, DON ErIshtuf
Agent EoT sbg P1fahsSa nH Safe IT Slaves. tg5ea IN
@Sk yard Sa.be Eptsgfts etCs FsFe Oztoaus, Ia.
@-M& fal a,
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an HAND ALsg E,IsSt SALA;-TEE CELRBR4YxD
CsAeGheshey Fars1t Washing neutrality-suspicious. to b
een At j. Waterman Bro, at the 81 bsgaane and
No. 10 ST. Cages sGee and sa2p, OF aay etta
and Basin street, NsE Qrlbans-
.la-1A-~ ATSrEVprr
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMElNr.

CoUSc1L CHAHBER, Cry HALL,
New Orleans, Thursday, july l3. 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30


1E There is paper published in New
York city called "The Albion" which pro-
fssses to be the organ of the English portion
of our population, and is edited by an IN
naturalized Englishman. It's principal mis-
sion is to expOund the bigotted Anglican
views of its editor, by eNdeavOring to prove
the superiority of everything English, and
the inferiority of everything American. This,
of course, the Albion has perfect right to do,
Its influence on the opinions of the Ameri-
can people is infnitessimRl, for It is by no
means widely read.
In the present critical relation existing be-
tween this country and England, when the
principal invectives used by nearly the
whole British press and people against this
people are derived from the fish women Of
Bnlingsgate, we think that the proper sphere
of the Albion, limited as it is, is to endeavOr,
by calm and digni6ed argument, to show ua
the wrong of the American Government in
the Mason and Sliden affair, if It is wrong,
and not return the hospitality that has been
extended to it by our laws and institutions,
by joining in the hue and cry of its people on
the other side of the Atlantic against us, and
publishing deliberate ISLANDERS and falsehoods
against the American people. If the Albion
is really anxious to widen the breach now
unhappily existing between England and
America, by srOusing the feeling Of hatred
which formerly existed between these two
nations, It should at least pack up its traps
and emigrate back to its editors native
shores.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30

One of the most shocking nur.ers ever
committed in the West, has just been Srought
to light in st. Clair county, H., opposite St.
Louis. About one month ago, Capt. James
Ambrose, residing one mile east Of O'Fallon
Station, on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad,
in St. Clair county, H., suddenly disappeared.
He was an old and wealthy citizen, highly
respected, and well known in that section
His sudden disappearance excited considera-
bls surprise, and his continued absence and
the attending circumstances, finally led his
neighbOrs to suspect that be had been foully
murdered. A search was instituted, ard On
the 25th instant the body was found, and the
suspicious of the neighbOrs fully realized, q
nephew of the murdered man, named Curry,
having confessed to the perpet-ation of the
crime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30
Ride Tor Berdan,. sharprhootsr..

The Secretary of War has ordered for Col.
Berdan's Brigade the 'Spences Magazine
Rife" This gun fires eight times without
charging, and can be re-charged and ready
for eight additional rounds in almost the
same time that the ordinary musket can be
loaded once. In appearance It is not unlike
the "Sharp Rife" There is not the least
leakage of gas, and all the parts work free
ly. Neither caps or primers are required.
the detoDating powder being Ia a uetal cat
ridge with the powder and ball. This rife
has bean tested by Col Berdan and the Ord
nance Board. These expensive weapons will
not be given to any other corps. Il is un-
deEstood that the order was made at Gen.
AcOlsllan's personal request Washington
DispGtc6 10 the ~ 2. Times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30
An Tmportant suaFestsOu.

The Milwaukee Sentinel suggests that in
asmuch as Great Britain has been very
prompt in forbidding upon the Srst alarm Of
war, the expectation of arms ard the cOnstit-
uents Of gunpowder, she presents 2n example
which it is advisable to initiate n this coun-
try. It is stated that the purchases Of ship
timber in the United States for the British
Admiralty have been 30 heavy IS to nearly
clear the market, and vast quantities are act
ually stored, awaiting transportation. Owing
to the war, the supplies Of live-oak timber,
which came from the South, have been cut
Of, and at this moment, when Congress is
about 10 urge the most energetic measures for
doubling the navy, it is almost impossible for
the American ship-builder to end material
for single vessel. To stop this exhaustion
of strength for the benefit of foreign, and
possibly hostile power, viii not be the die
tate Of a retsliatory policy, but of policy
which looks to the safety of our own people
before that of the stranger. The Government
cannot act in the matter too early.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30
pRnnI WAsnTNGTnN.
lrOm our ReEalar Corrssp0ndant.l }

lCfrOm our keEeler Correspondent)
WAsHmaFON, Dec, &c.
Apprehsnsions ss 70 the result Of the
Trent affair are not yet entirely allayed In
the minds Of many prominent gshtlemsni
albslt the relations between Nr. Seward and
lord Lyons are represented to be Of the
NEST cordial and friendly character. They
have discussed the subject, 1t is said, two or
three times informally, and with good fell
ing; and It "a believed that Lord Lyons has
transmitted to his government some views
concerning the matter, which viii have
tendency greatly to relieve it OF its warlike
aspect.
Concerning the position our Cabinet will
take when the subject Is before the two gov
ernments iOs settlement, no one, of course
is authorized to speak. Much is conjectured
and little known; but If the popular voice
h,Fe Is indicative of the action of the Gov
ernment, the affair will be smicably arranged.
The suppression Of the rebellion is ielt to be
the paramount object Of public duty at this
time and from which no other pressure is to
divert Us. And such, believe the public
may be assured, ls the feeling in the Cabi-
net.
You will be gratihed to learn that every
thing is quiet upon the Potomac lines, and
likely to remain SO for fortnight to come
at least; although the increased stringency
in the matter Of passes into the camps, snC
the removal OF more troops into Virginia
would seem to indicate expected operations
So let US hope, at all events.
Mr.. Ward, of Detroit, has succeeded, l an
informed, in procuring an order to station
troops at the $500" during the winter; SOM
Eve companies of regulars will comprise tn
garrison. This is a proper move, and on
that win add to CamerOn's popularity in tn
West
Among the peculiarities which strike
Northern man here is that of celebrating
Christmas by the firing of guns, pistols, an
fre-crackers, bon6res, and all that. ! mus
say that am not yet able to see, even afte
several hours serious cogitation upon tn
subject the appropriateness of such proceed
ings. To celebrate the birthday anniverss
ries of Washington and Jackson in such styl
would no doubt be proper enough, but t
make Christmas the subject of such demon
strstions impresses me somewhat absurdly
Among the Olevelaniers have noticed il
town lately, are Judge Wilson, 0. 8. Court
David Horton, David Price, and others.
XYZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30
How to Carrr Deupnrrhss.

A letter from Fortress Monroe states tbsi
ex-Minister Faulkner improved the opportu.
nifty afforded him of going to Richmond. Ia
exchange himself for Mr.. Ely, by CARVING
dispatches for the rebels. It has been dis.
covered that he concealed his papers in the
stem of large pipe, with which he was in
the habit of eonsOling himself; and, further
more, that the documents which were too
bulky to be compressed within pipe.stem,
were rolled up in the form of segars and COW
cred with tobacco leaf neatly wrapped
The man went ont of prison on his parole Of
honor The story of his treachery may be
false, and we hope it is.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30
DIED.

In Scion, oD EridAy morning, Doc. 9th, Of Dip
thevia, SARAH r., daugater Of Elias W. and Fam
ny P. Mather, aged l9 years.
In this city, Dec. 18th, 1861, Mrs. OATHARIHB
REVIHs, aged 6l years and months.
Funeral on Tuesday morning CslSt,) at 10 O'Clock,
from her late r5 sdenos, No. 81 Lake street. Friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
ne Plain Dealer please copy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30

On the 25th at Washington, Col Bsrdan
was seriously injured while trying breeeh
loading rife, about to be adopted for one Of
his regiments Of sharpahOOters. The charge
blew out the bresch, making severe con.
fusion of his right cheek and fatally iDjuring
the right eye.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30
To oBuuIueGI Msn.

5usiness ,nen should bear in mind that the
p.esent Ia the most favorable time In the world
lof keeping their business BEFORE the public
Ihc eason is q dull one, and the stagustion In
tTaae can only Be overcome BY an extensive sys'
ts Of advertising. Fewer men advertise n
aIl, times-OOeseQsentlY those who do receive
Sas greater benefit The LEADHR ofers The
greatest advantages to advertisers Of any publi
cation IN the city, Owing to its being ths Oldest
lDcrning paper in Northern Ohio, Il has oirou.
isVien exceeding that Of any other published n
tEs State out Of Cincinnati. An advertisements
sppear In both the morning and evening edi
uons. The circulation Of the LxADEn q oTel
q 900 oopies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30
OmeIaI Report Of the DrnInsvlIIO FIEht.

Gen. McCalPs official report Of the battle
of Drainesville sets our loss at seven killed
and slxty-one wounded, and three missing.
OF the enemy, ninety bodies were left on the
field, beside q number carried away, and
seven taken prisoners. It is said that the
men Of the rebel regiments are not allowed
TO communicate with one another.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30

When the America sailed, it was ruaored
in London and Paris that the allied squadrons
Of France and England In tie Pacific had
received orders to pOunce upca tae golden
prize Of California at the earliest intelligence
Of an outbreak Of hostilities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30
The rawlings Of the CnnadIan Press,

II is amusing, indeed, to read the Canadian
papers. Each and every one Of those little
sheets are barking at Uncle Sam Just ike a
pack Of puppies yelpIng at a Newfoundland
dog. They get just as much attention, how.
ever, as the puppies would from the New
f,undlsnd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30
Affairs In Kentucky--.Gen. Smith Super.
ceded.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 81.
Brigadier-General Dumont has been or
dered to Bacon Breek, and Brigadier- -Gener-
al Wood, now acting Major-General, has as
sumed command of the forces at Bairdstown.
He has abont 10, 900 men, which number is
70 be increased to 10000.
An order was, or will be issued, from the
War Department at once relieving General
Smith Of his command at Paducah, Ky. Hif
loyalty is suspected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30

issue every afternoon at O'Clock an Even
nE Leader containing all the latest news up Q
that time. The Evening Leader viii contain all
the tslegraphio news received In the day TINE,
end Is q complete paper Ia itself Subscribers
can be furnished with the morning or evening
edition at the same price, VIZ, I've dollars q
ysaE OF 6fty cents per month. heWs Agents fur
uished % $50 per 100 copies
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elAIE AEp oBEAlIENTAL PRIETIEa.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PklhTlhOs
81 Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
rcripsioa doneat the Printing Estahlshment OF the
EEAnEu uGoe on the latest improved and most rapid
steam Presses IN the best Etyle short notice. and
e. reasonable rates. Particular attention paid %
Eank work. Evory description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, L8dger1. Joarnalls Sales
BsoEg. Renaiviug HoOku, &n.. 40.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30

Forney's Philadelphia Prsso learns upon
good authority, that Governor Curtin on
receipt Of the English news, stated that
after the middle Of January no military
forces should leave the State