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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05


The Mails in Pierce County.-The
mail arrangements for this County are in such
a positively shiftless condition that it seems as
if something could and must be done to bet
ter orr condition.
Take the mail from this city to River Falls.
River Falls receives a large amount of mail
matter and is entitled to a daily, or at least
tri-weekly mail, and is only about thirteen
miles from here. Now business man here
wishes to write to one at River Falls He
goes 10 Hudson the same day, lies there till
Wednesday, when it reaches the Falls. An
answer is Immediately written and put in the
office. where it lies till Saturday, when it goes
to Hudson. and comes here the next Monday,
thus occupying whole week, and very often
more, in making round trip which can be
driven in five hours. Now there are daily
mail stages each way between here and Hud-
son. and without discommoding any one, and
with only two miles additional distance those
stages can go through River Falls, giving it
daily communication with Hudson and Pres
! colt. The change required is so slight and
the advantage to be derived is great that we
trust the P. o. Department will effect it.
Now take the offices at Beldenville, Perry,
Rush River and others in the Southern part of
the county, all lying within few hours drive
of this place. Their mail matter must go to
Hudson and once a week be taken to them
These offices all would receive New York or
Milwaukee paper published to-day as soon as
paper published here, because the forlser
would be travelling while the latter is lying
still Now the County Seat of this county
has been removed to Perry, and with the
present arrangements it will occupy nearly
the whole season to get a letter there and an
answer back. We want a tri-weekIy mail
running through Trimbelle and supplying
the Southern and Eastern portions of the coun
ty. We learn that DR.. MANSON, P. NJ. here,
has written to the P. o. Department, stating
the changes SO greatly needed and the new
service so urgently required, and we hope
something may speedily be done for US.
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Young Men, Read This:!

NTISE Councils for the Young can be had
w in "The Invalid Medical Conhdaht. -
published by the undersigned for the benefit
of persons who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. etc.. supplying the means
of cure. Imprudent Maturity of Youthful
Indiscretions are summarly dispelled. Thou
sands have hailed this little work with delight.
and date their restoration to usefulness to So
ciety from their first perusal of its interesting
pages. Send your address for a copy. with a
three cent stamp for return postage, TO
Dr.. JoHS B. OGEDS d Co.,
n5m3 Nos. "a and sc John St., New York.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

M. N. TUBS is agent for the "New
England Sewing Machine" very neat ma
chine, costing only $12l-2, o
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

- The ST. Croix Valley Editorial Asso;ia-
ton will meet at Hudson on the 9th of this
month. H. A. TAYLOR, of the Times, will de-
liver the Address.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

- ELwELL relates his experiences at Pierce
Csunty Seat in this weeks Star His face
tious remarks will appear in The next number
of the JOURNAL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

all Arrangements for the ST. Cro;x
Valley.-EDTToR Journal At the present
time the mails by contract time arrive at Pres
colt fer the st. Croix Valley, from the South
and East at IL NJ. The time for stages to
leave Hudson is A. NJ. next morning, eigh-
teen hours after the arrival of the steamers
from below. The Saltwater mail goes on to
St. Paul and waits for the regular stages be-
tween st. Paul and Saltwater and the mails
for all points along the st. Croix above Hud-
son and Saltwater reach their destination in
much the same way.
Now the business of the st. Croix Valley
supports daily line of steamers between
Prescott and st. Croix Falls If they were
| made mail steamers, leaving here immediate
| ly after the arrival of the boats from below
the mails would reach Hudson and Saltwater
by the time the St. Paul ma ] would be re-
ceived at that city. and four hours later, every
business point between Prescott and st. Croix
Falls would be supplied, placing every town
on the st, Croix within thirty-six hours Of
Milwaukee and Chicago. What say you Mr.
Editor -? Shall we present our wants to the
administration, or let things remain as hereto
fore, and Valley already turning out its pro-
ducts by hundreds of thousands of dollars an.
nually, continue to receive its mail day Ia
ter than it sho uld I? ST. CROIX.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

- There will doubtless be an extra session
of the County Board soon to take measures
with regard to buildings at the County Seat.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

- DUDLEY's steam saw mill viii begin OPP
erations this week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05
The Fourth are already asking

The Fourth.-People are already asking
what shall be done on the Fourth. 1t is Ger
tainly fitting that the coming Anniversary of
our Independence should be celebrated in a
manner commensurate with the newly AVA
kened devotion of the people. The coming
Fourth will be celebrated with fervor of feel
ing and loyalty of devotion to which the
country has been stranger for years.
The events of the times have brought the
old meaning back to the formulas of our po-
litical speech and our Banner not only wa
kehs our pride, but stirs our souls, for it floats
to-day over loyal and true men AIMED for its
defence. We leave to those whose place it is
to mark out the plan, but let us have a cele-
bration worthy of tie day.-of the time we
live in,-of our memories of the Past,-of
our interest in the Present, and our hope and
faith in the Future,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

A MORSE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC; Col
lections promptly made.
River Falls, Nay 4, 1861. milf
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-
OUR COUNTRY CALLS ;!
TO LOYAL CITIZENS OF PIERCE CO.
AND VICINITY.

All persons wishing to Volunteer in defence
of their Country are invited to enroll them
selves in the Pierce County Company of Vol
unteers immediately, as the Company has
been ordered by State Authority to be ready
to go into Camp, and must be filed within
Ten Days. DAN'L J. DILL, Capt.
Prescott, June Sd, 1861.
- By the above it will be seen that theIe is
now chance to volunteer with certainty of
being mustered into service Nearly all the
Guards in this city have volunteered for the
war. We hope that the company may be
filled in the allotted time. The cause is a good
one let the response be worthy of it 4!
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p. v. WISE.

v. W 10 q.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, Prescott.
WISCONSIN,.
res colt, May 8, 1851. riff
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

The Bank here has thrown out all Illinois
money but receives the following Wisconsin
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06

REMEDY
CgEER0gkEss

And I'll Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
fgNll:5 Remedy cures when all lothcr'prepara
l. tiois fail !! is entirel y uIikc every other:
compound, containing ne eati"cfni poison or na"-
s,o"S Hf"y US it is prepared solely from RootS,
Hark# aud Lco"S, and has been handc'l"down
ir"m umc generation % another by the Cherokee
M,;mS. Ii is offered TO the public on its own in
trinsic merits. = II performs its duty quickly and
thoroughly. The "nt"rf""atc ofcithcr sex will
he rcpaidhy using this Rcmci iyinstend of placing
Themselves atthe-m mercy ofsomc~Quack or Pro-
fcssor. This Remcdy strikes at the very loot of
the disease; its tendency is NOT simply to suspend
tbs poison. but /" remove he cause on Which it
dcpcii$-Ful directions in pamphlet form ac-
company each bo,Ilr.---Thc speedy and rcrma-
nunt relief afforded lS this Eaincdy, in all eases
Of Goa"rhoa. Gi,,t. 8rarel, iStrjci"re, F1aor H.
hra, Iih;trs /" F;"ai"s,) and all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, has nstonishe'l the mo-! Zen
tile mcn {" the a,e. This remedy not ONLY Grad
icaics all noi",'t ro:u tic SHs. hut ivr;oorutcs
The most delicate co.. tuition 73.It does not
;'''tc' ihc hl";.th interfere with any cluss o
o">n'Ss, o" require any deviation from the usi
al t'ci. CY} 1t requires no assistance from 9th
er medicine. And what enhances its value S
the entire absence of all nauScous taste being n
! plea sant:and delicious, syrup. E;
Price - p'r EoHi" "fIHrlc bottles for So.
roTfEl: & MEhNIN, Sole proprrictors,'
I st. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Ahl,cville by b. MCLAUGHLIN, and al
! icspomsih" dealers in ,.i"'iicincs Nun Srhnak
IL Grierson. Charleston Wholesale Agents.
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State Of South Carolina.
y IEEEJ'iLLE DISTRICT,

DF:cc Cart cfE.vn'on Pieos ond Gc"I .S~$s;ous
More u. e. ''"4|'S Thn,.;t"a A,'asl,s"'i ! Ts r IN.
Jos W. Dav;s tiiIs Attorney.
NN,llEREAS the l'laint!if did on he tenth
w day otstArril, .ci;,!,cen hundred ;u,l
Sixty, file his hrcla,ati"n nginst the Defen
dent. who. Gi IS snll is abscn. from aud
without the limits 81 the stabc. and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same. utsr
whom copy Of said declaration might .be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the Said
Defc,.'lnnt 10 appear and plead t" the said de-
c!ar;':"n, before the eleventh day Of
April, eighteen hundrcl and six,y.unc other
wise final anI absolute Judgment will then bc
given and awarded against him. ~
MATHEW McEUNALD, q: c. T.
Clerks Office,
ApriE3la. 1850 ) 81 12m
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ARRITALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. y
Leaves Abbeviile Mt Q o'clock, A. m, On
MONDAYS, " E'hN T. NtS TRII.l =
~. - - 1t. .I...... I'..-cuucr II ain
fromGrcenvili", and arrives ATTY usi:inp,ou snms
day at S O'clock
Leaves Washington Mt 8 o'clock. .. NJ. o,
IL ;tS'AfS, TllEHSDAYS ts SATURDAYS
Oh the arrival OF the Cars from Atlanta. md
arrives ut Ahbcviil" SAME day al o'clock.
-, lcnyss An.tv-Si% at . o'clock, a. n,, on
IU i2ai>Al$, THURSDAYS d. SATURDAYS
on thcurrvai OF the down Passenger Train
from Grernvile, anil arrives at Augusta snn,s
'"yi at half-pa>l "'clock,' connecting i,nm, di
rods.
Leave. ,urus,:. at o6'clock. Il. ri, on MON.
DAYS. WEDNr.o.nAYS and FRIDAYS, al d
arrives at Nnvty-six same day ut hhlfpast
o clock.
~. For further in formation apply to Il. II
hCSSEi., Agent. Office at the Mnrsfiall House
abbevIile {. H.. S. G., for Washington Line
Dr. to u. W. STEWART, 'Nincty.Siy. s. O
Agent for the Augusta Line.
J. p. FOOL l.
Jan.l2, 1860 81
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Exceeding enc square, or twelve lines, will
be charged for us advertisements.
cS- Marria-c notices solicited
cz9" All Com:urniratt"ns not Of general in
terest will bu charged for.
~" Announcing Candidate Five Dollars.
70" Allal"ertis"'ner'S NOT having the num-
Der "C Insertions marked on i!,e copy. will he
published till forbid anl charged accordingly.
~ Money for Job Work and Advertising
from any except regular patrons will be consid.
cred due Il soon as the work is done.
e" Sul;sc1ihcrs and others. in debt so us,
are urgently requested L" s,nl us the amount
of their Indebtedness lm;uclilicly.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

The Prorrietors Of the Abbevillc Press and
both papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than three months, will be charged by the sin-
serton ut One Dollar per Square, III inch
the space of II solid lines or less,) for the
first insertion. ""1 Fifty Cents for each SUBJ
seuucnt Insertion.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
LIME! EIME! LIME !

TllETSuhserher taxes this method of inform.
l. ing the public generally that he has, aud
expects to keep constantly on hand, n rood
supply Of the. best Southern Made Lime at
Arh|ldS H!d Quarry. one mile from Pinson s
Ford, or the Free Bridge, OH Sulu1a River
which he offers for sal ut the following prices.
Any amountsunder 100 Lishels, 33A cts per
hushe', over HAT amount 30 cts. per busI,el.
Terms Cash. T C''RAcIp
Mt. Galliher, Laurens Dist, SC, Oct. rs, Iarn
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS

OF all descriptions Made to Order.
We cast every day in the week. We have
now 't" l'">t st"e!S4of Gearing pattcrns in the
state, hayiu:, lu,chhs"l all the Patterns be-
l"n-im: '''T.e"i.. Sinclair & Co. along with the
shop. We havc,r6Ud Pattern Makers c6,,st anti
~ cmrl"yrL.. Oar Castings have taken ;ii.;::
Premium. every year at the State Agriculture!
So':icty.
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:. KAuFFER, BAUM & Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOOD s
e S Y q 3 2T2s ! S S ii; u; An qsls 3 ll M:T &C:
175. sERoAD ssrIsEEr.
A. HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA,As

,!rcs
he
leen"m double fnmcrs
rSockw huutd fis
Sar,w Ninevr an
South nctv. our attention
cMsiY for rcsh.W ol 5
<nncnti New
te t
tmcf
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EE,T,T 81

We cast. H,l!s Of all sizes, for Churches or
FIRE Alarm. the most rca*onaiie terms and
II they do rot give general satisfaction, tn"
party can return them ~ our expense. We
were awn''!".i i'Et'nums las, Year at the State
Fair l1eih III C"l;!:lbiu. and at the Charleston
Institute Fair tor our Bells =
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA.
Il ECnrrolet im$tif"ttgm ssSln6lished by sDn.al
e"a'",aem, for Mc relief Of the Sirh aid U;s.
fncsSed afflicted 'ciM Firalent and E,piaco.ic
BiScQscs: =. .-' '''e
NfsEDiCA4. Advice given gratis by the Ase
with description efs6sir conltipny (aee es sse;,.
patton habits or life, DC. mud in cases of 'ex
treii'e poverty. .Aledcin furnished freeof CHI rcc
valuable Reports Oh the Nag Rerhsdies EN-.
Pioyed iR RtheDispensery, seSt 10 tue afl,is ed in
sealed letter envelopes, free of chhrge Two
or three stamps for postage will Le aeceptlIa.,
Address DR.. j. sKILL!N HOUGIiTON.h
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No; 2
'oouth NIn'h Street, Philadelphia, Pa. =. "a
by ofser of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTW ELL, President.
GEO. fAiRcHILD, Secretary. HSan. 20, l2m
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E. y APpsaEisgta.my satisfaelioust,i,, ths
,sss'sa shuEss
Phonsdnian Of Bofam saess ssi,, IN .Snd
isEdspls stated cdses,ar rs hod;s. Xs.
Ia!eAisg aots&l9 aca within the limits of t';s
ese s2.ehse ana a0p 0ppe here to- Sepfesent them. a..
.eessa .eHsnoa;9f 19s y HR ilson, Comp sel, Ordered
saas y, ssS& dants Bs sedhrsd to abswes
2ssd @l VI S hasmur, s9tllssaid Bal of~compiaint
rule or the add Bill viii ia sm! NJ ui
iesso agafhst tkeui = = - sAef Ps9 sp0s
slI' PARKER, o.sE,s. 1, r. !
ssomnfjssi ssio1erS Office : - >. = ~ q,
- MarshT ss6I. 45ans -
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TIE srAR OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
= A4nRFsggzzz1 D1sERlof
lHachel Knox appi CAM, ,aeainst
ssehn 81 KsS athaaala Rask,
let. al. defendants.

Tt RNG 70 ny ssaif ifasfeS s. tyasnss
Klor lcsePh Kaox. kniaa KiRoA Ind
1sSbs sKno5: & sens sf ts ps!sf rssfds De-
ri ]: 9, se 5j}to. >ssa
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
NsEE.E. sy-EsEsaEz'EG,

"" have :. curc'l sumc of the best N..',t
wr;l.ii's III e." state for uLtinsyp our l...,ncs
and Mills. We hnve only to mentio.. ,I,cnmn, 3
"i In"MAS AShEES"N, VII" is acknowledged
by all VIII" know HIM 10 be one of The frst ofil.
s'a'e. AiTs", J. J. GETrA !o"S srHrrurns,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
JOHN ALEXANDER G. co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steam Engines,
From to leo Horse Power.

WE Have always Engines of different
~ stzes.in II forward state, so that We can
, furnish any size with dispatch.
Our Engines tool; the fir, Premium aL the
Charleston, Institute Far hold in 1879.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
D. MALONE, :
Is "a n IR
r lNAsONts /. !,
.Ashely s;sr 50

i""|,dI MAY to wprrant satisfaction, as
- Is ,.aaShad plong eyperienee .ine the Business
noth In Europe and Amerfcd.S z .Pefs song wish.
ing work of this kjpd done would az well to
May4, 1902 .ffs -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
M ERIWETHER,e
ale' md sRntail a1lEi1 uori sf

ys,J wholesale and sRetall Druggist,
NINIsTY.STN 8. G.
BEHAVING enlarged his Stock of Drugs
and Medicines, would respectfully call
tlesattenti6n of+liis friends and the public gen
era ysto bis finc stock of the same, and solicit
hSco1t 1tiipiance Of their Hind patronage and lib
= 1dIerroposcs selling Drugs as low as any first
elass Drug Store in the up country. His stock
'is.c6uplete. and everything sold. by. him is
Warranted to :e fresh and genuine. At his
:, store may be, found -,
DYE SZHEF'S, PAINTS, OILS
Vnrnishes, SNnrnsl and Paint Brushes,
Spices, Mnces Cloves, Pepper, Teas
IS Of ALL kinds Buggy and Car-
- riage Grease. -"
Also, fine lot. Of CHEWING TOBACCO,
and seq AIRS of the best brands =
A large and varied stock of excellent
PTRI'U ERY. >.
He also offets Cohftct nnar,es.
BRA.NDIE5, ,Ssfr -
Pure Old Port; Nddeirn and Mnlinga
So SMWrM TcA, EsT1 IS
: At exceedingly1s Nv Fl .;ures.lshlso, good ar
: title Of Apple gNiresar. Kerosene, Oils and
Fluids traps OF. all kinds. Weks for any
$ kind of Eamps, and everything usually kept
i'm first class Drug Store.
e. :, . Irompt attention will Jc given to all.
.Mays.25, 1s6Q-l-H
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THE SITE oFssourH. CAROLINA.
-1.lDEVILLE -DLs7RTCT
T., tho ron, 11o..

II . -
-h.LyEVILLE .DLS1RTCT,
Il the Common Pleas.
II IRAN i: TuSTEN who is in the Custody
IL Of the Sheriff Of Abbevills District by
virtue OF Writ of capias ad satisfaciend,.5.
'ssued from the Court OF Common a, the suit
OF Enoch Nelson, having filed in my office to-
gether with a schedule on oath Of his estate
and effects. his Petition to the Court of Com.
mon Pleas. praying that he may be admitted
totthe benefit 6fthc Acts of the General As
ssenrbly made for the relief Of Inselyent Debt.
oIs. o
1t IL ordel ed that the said Enoeh Nelson. tbe
fIauti!i,. and ali other creditors to whom the
said Hiram L. Tustcn is. in any wise indebted.
be an' they are hereby SUNNI oned Ehnd have
notice to appear before tho said Court at.Abbe-
viile-Court House on Tie FIRST Monday in Oc-.
tGh"r next to show cause, if any they can,
why the prayeraf the Polttiopor should not be
granted. - SS - -
MATHEW 1fcDONAED Gsh, p.
Clerks Office. Court Of Common Pleas.sl,
2fth June. 1861
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
Grist Mills and Gr;st Mill Irons

We manua"'n,J Portable Mills of all sixcs,
AMI "t Superior pattern. Ai1o 6 rist Mill !r"us
Vtn,l st:"s. Oar Gri- Mill Irons also took IL {.
Premium at the late Fair III Columbia
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
Saw Hills.

We Inaiulac,urc circular Saw, Mills of three
sizes. Aly", inter. Patent Mu!ay SAWS, for
which We have the right OF theStnt" of Soutl,
Carolina, ai.l We also make Saw Mill Irons oi
ali >;zrs. Our saw Mil! Irons also tool; the
Premium at the late Fair held in Columbia.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
Obituary ToticeS

Onc column, ore year SS5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11
REauLlR Mssqtsa F1RrHEs'S AssoofAFioh

REeuLAR MssTtSa FtREHES's Association
HuLp Dho. 10, Is6l.--Mr. o. L. shaw Of
No. in the chair called the meeting 10 or
der.
Roll Call Absent, Phillips, HsrmOn,
shlOemer, and Megory.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
proved,
The following certificates were accepted;
Certificate OF A. H. Walters, in place of
T. Hallarau, Of No. 4.
Certificate of P. H. Carroll, in place of
]. @. Wagner, Of No. 5.
Certificate Of N. ". Stevens, in place of
E. Russell, Of No. 10.
Certificate of VIM. Kidd, in place of H.
0lmstead, of Alert Hose.
Treasurer, VIM. Hart, reported that he
had collected the note Of Mr.. F. ". Msrseil-
les, SS74, so. Report accepted.
Mr.. Castor, Especial eOmmittee) reported
that Drs. Strong and Capensr would take of
$500 of their bill leaving it $500.
On motion the bill was ordered paid.
The President appointed the following re-
lief committee for three months;
N. Castor of No. Z. VIM. Kidd of Alert
Hose No. l, N. W. Stevens of No. 10.
The President appointed G. W. H. Young
on Finance Committee,
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

PERsoNAL,-Among the arrivals at the
Angler yesterday were, A. Ely, Elyris; H.
L. Thomas, Washington; G. H. Smith, Gin
cinnati; James Field, Adrian; Mrs. odell
and daughter, ". Jessy Allen, Geo. D. Bates,
Akron; ]. Thayer and lady, skansatelas;
H. Higbee, N. Y; Maj ]. H. Thorp, Co
lumbus; hev. T. H. Rowland, Bufaloy Rus
sell stebbins, Jr., N. Y; Master II. W..
Davis, Buffalo; L. s. stOokwsll, 0. s. Navy;
S. D. Coldwell, Dunkiik, P. sornett, John
S. Brown, VIM. Potter and son, John ",
Ryan, Wilson King, Irwin Camp, Erie; Mr..
and Mrs. P. P. Pratt, Buffalo, 7. s, Sinclair,
T. L. Nahofy, 8. E. Nulan, Cincinnatii j.
T. Briggs, city; James h. Clanke, N. Y; j.
Tweddle, Miss Tweddle, Mrs. Pulling and 2
children, Albany Geo. Jerome, D. Cutter
and wife, Detroit; Lewis Moss and wife, San
dusky; C. H. Coffin and wife, Miss George
Moss, Dubuque, VIM. Astcalf, Pittsburgh
Joseph Moss, sandusky; JO. Moss and two
/ isdies, sandusky; Lewis MillbOrgO, Lexing-
ton: A. G. Stow, N. Y; E. h. Goodrich,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

FRON CHEAT MOUNTAIN AND OTHER POINTS.
We learn from gentlemen who arrived on
Saturday from Cheat Mountain, that there
have been lively movements among the
troops lately. Some have been sent TO Ken
tueky, some to Gen. Kelley, and other regi-
ments have been disposed of 80 that there
are not more than four regiments in ali at
Elkwater, the Summit and at Huttonsville.
Since the rebels abandoned their camp at
Greenbrier, our men from the Summit have
frequently gone down there and examined
the place. It is said to have been the
strongest position that could have been se-
leoted, and was abandoned only because
the roads were so bad that it was impossi-
sible to supply the troops.
The rebels are now encsmped upon the
summit Of the Alleghsnies, about nine
miles from Greebrier. When they left the
letter place they burned the bridge over
Greenbrier, and destroyed a great many ar
ticles which they could not carry away. A
party of some half dozen horsemen from
the Summit followed the rebels up to within
half mile of where they are now en-
camped, examined thoir Notifications and
took prisoner of the First Georgia Regi-
ment.- Wheeling LateHigencer.