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that ths sould prove most timely and suitable occas on
so respond Dy public collections appeals usscnly
maze on behalf q tho wounded OF army The est.s
W 'tsourg Landing has greatly increased the necessity 81
sncn iene Let 10 respond hberay. The United states
oahitFy commission it's St. Louis, whose
alpeas are now pressing. in Of recent even are
ai n, o the highest character well worthy OF being
inSde TIE sinioners of reisf in this emergency.
L US on ts occasion not only oner To God devout
ahksgiving Tor the victories achieved but also give sub
slsnls citation Of sympathy for those who were
"oondes Ia winning those victories.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. Tho Young Mems Literary
and Social Union celebrated the hfh anniversary Of their
organization by bail and supper at Jones' Assembly
Thursday evening Tho company present num-
but owing TO the great care taken IN the distribution
Of tickets very select The guests entertained by
number OF dances followed by bounul supper After
the viands had met due attention number OF regular
toasts wero proposed and responded TO by Richard
Buslecd, II. J. Dt Cordoya, a. $. Cohon J. tohsn n
Robctscaer, A. NJ, Pelshaw and NJ. n. Abfahains
paucug was Then resumed and continued Until stv hour
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Mayor Opdyke's Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, April IT, IS62.
In rhcrante Of the Proclamation by the President OF the
United states dated Yesterday would earnestly recommend
maj m. people this city, at their next weekly assembagc
o. uihne worship up dovou thanks the Supreme
g FOR so richly blessing the heroic Efforts and sacrifices Of
% noble army and navy, and that they beseech counu.
ane Of the Divine blessing upon the efforts now being made
m Ain ,uoh complete and lasting victory the rebellion
D al ali give the people of beloved country perpetual
sniv ncacc and concord and lot not forget IN pay
whom tie recent battles have brought 30 much OF bereave
WoWd also respectfully suggest 20 The clcrrymon OF
e aud ia authority the various places Vt Wosnp,
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The Prisoners from Island No. 10.

CAIRO, April II, 1862.
Several boat loads OF prisoners arrived today from
Island No. 10. The generals and field officers TO be
sent to Fort Warren, company officers TO Columbus and
privates to Chicago and Springfield.
Generals Makall and Gaut, and several subordinate
ocers are here parole The latter general Is very
communicative He says that four weeks lombard
ment killed'only one man.
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NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS CORPS.
Occupation OF Warrenton by Union
Troops.

eUP"soH OF WHrrent0m Dy VhIOH
Troops.
wAsaNGTos, April II. 1852.
Inc cavalry OF General Banks occupied wansnton
yesterday, the rebels abandoning tho place without
firing gun.
few OF the inhabitants remain. The country is ex
ceedingy beautiful the wheat being several inches high
ana tho grass considerably advanced in growth Tho
farmers appear to have been little moested they are
pursuing their avocations apparently with much
concern as before the rebellion.
rebel was captured yesterday by somo OF General
BANKS men; upon his person found bowie knife
belonging to one of our prvates who with three others,
were missed few days since, and doubtless either
'aKen prisoners or shot. Tho mountains arc covered
with snow to the depth OF several inches
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
0EETCTAI,

=, OFFICIAL.
ORDER RESPECTING SURGEONS HEWITT AND sTIPP.
WAR DEPARTMENT, wAsaNaIoN. d. CT
April IL, 1862. !
Grave complaints against assistant surgeons Hewitt
and stpp having reached the department, they
pended from duty and ordered to report themselves
negligent or nhuman surgeon is regarded by this de-
partment as an enemy Of his country and Of his raco
and will be dealt with according to the utmost rgor OF
military law. EDWIN NJ STANTON, Soc. OF War;
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THE BATTLE At pIrrssuRo.

CAIRO, April II, 1862.
The only additional information received to-day from
Pstsburg Landing is that tho pursuit kept up only
little distance beyond the position OF our advance prsvi-
Gus TO the battle
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Capt. William g. McMichael O Prisoner.
PMLApK1PmA, April IL, 1852.
Aprivate despatch says that Captain William G. Nc.
Michael Assistant Adutaut General OF the army and his
son. Morton Mcschas Of this city taken prisoners
a. the battle OF Pittsburg Landing He Chief Of
General Smith,s staff
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Relief for the Wounded Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, April II, 1862
The following order OF the Secretary War and tele
graphic dispatches addressed to him, Tell Of the COM
mcndabe promptness with which both the Department
and different State and city authorities are striving
do their for the alienation Of the condition of
the wounded in the great battle near Pittsburg
Landing
DESPATCH FROM THE GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS.
E BosroS, April 0, 1862.
Accept my congratulations victories at Cornth and
the Mississippi Do you desire extra surgeons from
Massachusetts, for OF wounded there elsewhere
If SO, there several here of professional
who under the direction OF our state Surgeon General
prepared to start Immediately Cor any point Of active
operations, giving their professional services gratui.
tously from motives OF PATRIOTISM but looking to the
United States for transportation and of
actual personal expenses.
With great regard, yours, JOHN A. ANDREW.
DESPATCH FROM THE MAYOR OF CINCINNATI
CINcINNAT, April Q, 1862.
Will you authorize to send steamer Immediately
with stores and some fifty OF my police nurses TO the
Of the battle the Tennessee river bring away
wounded Of Ohio voluneerss GEO. HATCH, Mayor.
OFFER OF surrLIEs FROM THE GOVERNOR OF
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS. April o, 1862.
Hon. EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War
Governor Morton has twenty surgeons and hospital
stores he wishes TO send to the scene Of tho late battle
He wishes TO charter boat to take stores audbrne
back wounded ] would advise t. Can il be done.
JAMES A. EKlN, A. O. NJ.
SURGEONS AND NURSES TFNpERED FROM PITTSBuRG.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PrIspuRG, April 10, 1862.
Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War
Our citizens will send two steamboats, with surqeons
and Pttsburg Tennessee for relief of sick and
wounded II you approve. Answer,
IT. y. PRESTON, Chairman
Com. Board OF Trade
PIrrsBtRG, April 10, 1852.
Hon. r. NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War
The Pittsburg Board OF Trade propose sending two or
three 20 the battle ground the Tennessee
riyor with surgeons and nurses 10 bring here wourd ded
soldiers May charter the boats for this service The
general government should at least offer the transpora
tOn. A. MONTGOMERY,
Major Quartcrmaster l.. :. A.
RELIEF sEXT TO THE SCENE or ACTION BY THE COVER.
NOR OF OHIO.
CoLrNBrs, Ohio, April 10, 1869.
Hon. E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War
| have de- patched steamer with forty lrst class
surgeons and seventy male nurses with an sbgn.
dant supply Of hospital stores under OF Lieutenant
Governor Stanton and Surgeon General Weber to Pitts
burg Landing. DAVID TOD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND THANKS OF THE SECRETARY
OF WAR.
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BOSToS. April IL, 1852.
Well executed counterfeit one hundred dollar bills on
ths Toland County Bank, Counecticut are In circua.
The Suffolk bank has detected about IS 900 OF this
counterfeit within tho past few days.
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Mrs. Winsl0vv's Soothing Syrup.
This valuable preparation the prescription OF one of the
most experienced and skful In New England and
has been used with failing thousands OF
II not only relieves the child from PAIN nvieoraes
stomach ana bowels corrects acdity aud gives and
vgor to the whole system.
II viii almost instantly relieve gripping the bowels and
overcome usons, which, If not speedily remeded end
In death.
II Is the best and remedy in the world in of
dysenery darrhoa In children, whether 1t arises from
teething other causes
Sold BY dealers in medicine the world over
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There is no country where the value of early
and @ y 4 90 tssn ss n as as a In ss pa
intelligence such Importance sought after with
such ivdiy' as TIE II sey stSbaY ySTs ;TS NEecuRY
presenting as does ON the morning Of s pubication the
mediate public interest, brought down within hours Of
s ,s%s lS whe possess no such Claims s
m In gGS6AY rss or TaE
Is the result eepess enterprise backed by liberal esprr
s1rss s made m syey ~ & So as % w eampd
Us columns Is dspaenes and ferors arr . from , IN. me
items that nuuer over the wires from the yaricns wa.
when the cmpoyeso s coemporsres are sbed and the,
@ ente h Of be very latest oe news for The hreaSfass
Of Il. readers Tes are among the e,sons that have
BY many thousands that Of all the other sunday Journals
SaS he shole of them put together As commercial pa
per- takes rank with tas ieadng markets. ship
ugant competent men, and comprising everything OF
ton only immense, but OF the right kind reaching
RSsSSs Re S % and e hours 5aa the aERc
kY IN their second band news are never seen Tne ic.
sunday paper c2bined no one OF the has had tue
cmery 20 deny ANA Ter nis rsson ee ooos sma o n
public end evsS man sn sry he ss'Inen' I9r h h'se;
who wish 20 Anew with absolute" .,rsiny whsre
Ia advertisinI, a''it.ird to Apply q.
no LEr-rnL sEcoND AND THIRD FLOORS OF
Il hOus. - l. .l tNenis.lhd street, u two tespecabe
rooms khtr m taa ron with hot aud cold water, and
ras ,n rouis -tI,' has reoins Inquire on'the
premises.
r,,uE oRIEcr or rliE ADVERTISER - TO LET THE
pco te know w4'i ny h9,e IN & ,ns naIg, % ~ ~ f svaf'
and sdpsrsrI&,, & M @ \ preens Sor. rom iadins YOU
.nu a. anyth!ug .uud COOK BOONS Extra Fa-
M 80 aunir, Si.l u retail ~ the
ass and wholesale ~ h man hecory FIRST avenue, be-
tween FilIy third and fI. u'''.h s'iceis' y 4.
,-SIyERsfTY or So Six, MEDICAL DEpARr
| wcnt.-Thc s,ss.u., . Nil Oc,s-
,'cr % Vaentnr " .tsuftfs Professor OF Ssr-
..' Marvin Patnc ~ Msicra Mcdica aud
khar.rrutir- a.. = l.aI u. prulrssur of Midwifery:
John W. Draper VIZ "u % chemistry ant fhl.
siopay; Alfred O. y t.t"it S>or OF Snigety W. II.
Ven Turcn NJ n. NuatIiny; John A. Netcate,
Al ID Professor of and Practice os Medicine.
Tbe lectures % give opportunity Tor daily
attendance at the nuiNc n.rAts ana dsrcnsarcs. The
surgical medical AM 'o i"n tinques 10 the college are
cenducted as hcrcioior,. sprng suriner AM
course l. hcing CARRIED ON rug the present iu the
rsW,i manner. Letters inquiry may b. addressed
professor y apcr President OK Che Medical Faculty, uncv
~ New York.
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THE GREAT uMloM VICTORIES.

The sanguinary Battle at Pittsburg,
Tenn.-Defeat or tho Rebel Generals A.
Sidney Johnston and dBcauregard--nIap %
% the Battle Field-Thc Surrender OF
IsiSnd No. 1O-Advanec OF the Union
Army to mOnd-InterestingI Intel
ffgence from Europe, Ske.. &C., &c.
full and graphic account Of the late sansunary
Baltic at Pttsbass Landing Tenn resulting glorious
Triumph OF the Union Arms snd the complete Rout OF hs
Rebels with sketches OF the prominout officers engaged
In the dgh, accomplished with Map showing the Battle
Field and the Seat OF War from NasvIe Corinth and
from Island No 10 to Memphis, win be published in the
WEEKLY HERALD, ready this morning st ten O'Clock It
will Also contain accounts OF shs Surrender Of Island No.
TO- and the capture OF MRor General three Brigs-
diors, Five Thousand Soldiers and quantity
OF Artillery and Munitions OF War; An Interesting Ae.
count OF the Advance or the Union Army toward Rich
mond, and the latest reports respecting their position
with record or all important In the different
Military Departments during tho week IAe and Impor.
tant Intelligence from Europe and variety of other in
terssting reading matter.
Tsrms-Three dollars per year. Single copies. six
cents.
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CMITH a BROTHERS
NEW YORK
PALE
xxx
ALE.
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.

whole half and quarter casks wed trom The choicest
barley hops Brewery l5S and LOO West Eighteenth
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues, n. "
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OMcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy Is
Co IS Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KESTUcxY EXTRA CLASS I7l-April II. 1869
So, 45, 6e, al, So, 20, go, %, 81, AZ, 81, 81.
KENTUCKY, CLASS l72-April II, 1862
20, 3S, n, 43. 8, II, 4, l3, 81, 20, rs, 80, rs.
Circulars sent free of charge addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covingt0n, Ky, st. Louis Mo.
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The Advantage OF Buying Direct from
the manufacturer manifest in the superb quality and
mstchless styles Of the Spring for gentlemen
issued by ESPENSCHEID, ll8 Nassau street.
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Omciai Drawings or tho Kentucky and
KssrucKr. EXTRA CLASS il9-Apri II, 1862
sc, ., 40, 80, 54. 80, 30, rs, 63, !, as, 20.
DELAWARE, CLASS I97-Aprii II. 1862
8, 66. ". as, 20, 7s, l, So, 10, 25, So, rs.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, Kentucky.
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DOugan's Spring styles ~ Hats and
Caps ready Give him coll l02 Nassau street. cor
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WASHINGTON CRY, u. c.. April l'lsGs

The secretary Of War makes public acknowledge
TO tho governors Of Massachusetts, Indiana aud Ohio and
the Board Of Trade OF Psburg, Pa. for their prompt
offers Of assistance the relief of the officers and meu
wounded the late great battle the Tennessee rvor
Their offers been accepted. IL is understood that
similar humane and patriotic service has been rendered
by other city and state authorities which have not been
reported TO the Department but thankfully know
lodged. EDWIN NJ SIANIoN Secretary Of War.
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Died.
C.nERoS.-on Wednesday,, April Q, Rrrn CAMERON,
aged 63 years
The relatives and rionds Of the family, and also Of
her son, Rev. James Cameron respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, this Saturday. afternoon,
O'clock from the Fortythird street Methodist Episcopal
church, without further invitston. Her remains will
be taken 10 Newburg for ntermen.
CRofr-on Thursday April 10, STEPHEN B. CROFT, aged
l6 years
The remains will be taken to Long Island, this (Satur
day) morning. for interment
SCUDDER.-On Friday, April II, after n long and
severe Illness MANY A., the wife OF George NJ. Scudder
10 the 3gth year OF her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
specially invited o. attend tha funeral, sunday al
ternoon, at ono O'Clock, from her late residence PSI
lssncey street.
For other D,oihs see Ei9hh Page.
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Island No. 10 IL Taken, also Whites
Spring style OF Dress Hats by those who wish to be
fashion ZIG Broadway
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" The PEN is MIGlTIER THAN THE SWORD -
IRE oolD PEN-IHE BEST SF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEST \

THE BEST fENs IS'ig IN THE WORLD
stamps the subscriber n hs ST1g snS I'm sums IN cash Of post
VIA Pen oS Fensy sy sceens sfiSt %i he s'se se
por ;, ,o.a,c. c4qED Pens WITHOUT CASES
for 50 Always Ready Pen FOR Is oeas as ne Eessa
r1a, The ana s,Iss 70. a. 81; M the Excelsior Pen.
THE SAME rEss ssrss N VIII SE ENsg5 FAgED EXTENSION
Fer 50 cents tho Pen or 8 een the Lucs,ren
1r s or ss & a. AwssS ,s EEsssy PEN for the
good writing Gold Pens r with Points average
% wesr os every one oil which viii far ouas Of the hast
The name "A. Morton,n Number and "ou.,,.y. are
for six months except ssan accident The nd
adapted snas. and No. e 5sss u 4:
IL for Ss asrs and
and made only OF first quality The engravnss are fac
''ms' ns soID Si.l' fEss, fia WITHOUT cAsss
for 10 cents, No. Pen LIST quality or No Pen. ID
yos g. No Pen Isl quality, No. Pen. ID auahty
For q q AN. sfen: 1t quality No pen "a quail
For q 70 No Pen ist quality No Pen. "a quail.
For q q No. Pen Itquay. or No Peu I'd quality
THE SAME rFSS @nrH IN rsScTEs stYEs ExrESsIoS
Fen Is Is. qualify quality or NJ No. psn aG
W Ror or e. No NJ feri tsa "a quality ia, n.,;,v
For s. 90 aSo fPen. quality No. Pen. ID quad
for So No Pen, istqaaiy, or a No Pen ID quality.
GOLD fEs So5STsb Ssx SaDz.a IN SILVER
For So, No Pen; for 81 25, No. ~ n
6 Pen; for S. So No. 7 Pen. -
For "a, No Pen for S. No Pen and for S6, a No.
u Pen .
The ls Quality pointed with the very best Iridos-
MUM Points olrefuy selected and of this
sold with the slightest mperiectoa which sxil ana the
closest scrutiny can detect
The ed Quality" superior any Pens made by him
previous TO the year 1850
The sd Quality he intends shall equal respect to dra
G s0Ps Psns Mrsn ma ssswss. s Only true
In regard the cheap Gold Pens he beg that,
previous to operating his Machines
could not have made good writing and durable PENS for
the price had the gold been furnished gratuitousy.
Parties ordering in all specify the Mum.
ber and Quality Of the Pens wanted. and be particular
describe the kind VI Pens they preferwhehcr sif linn
Der, or fine.
For ssle by all dealers the throughout country
Address,
A. MORTON,
No. rs Maiden lane, New York.
Any sending single postage stamp will receive
n mir rvith thp penr aviucaa above tt,,
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Mrs. Winslovv's Soothing Syrup.

Prizes Cashed i'm all Legalized Lotte-
ries. lniormation'given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
19 Wall street, stairs New York.
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The Spring Beauty.-KnOx's Last Issue
worthy Of this title TO appreciate It's surprising elegance
call and look at IL. To become familiar with durability
and excellence acknowledge cheapness Il is
only know that KNOX charges only 81 for IT,
Bearing these facts in mind well that
son to purchase Hat, make early call KNOWS,
2l2 Broadway.
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At Jeffer's, 573 neutrality-suspicious.
Balmoras So and 81 50 misses ST. 73c 81 50; chill
dren's, 81 20 and 81 T JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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David's Spring Style OF Gentlemcn's
uats-2991< Broadway near Duane street.
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The western sanitary Commission.

Jas A. Roosevelt, No. "a Maiden lane, Acknowledges
the receipt OF the following In aid OF the Western
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no LEr-rnE sECoND AND THIRD FLOORS OF
hons. 10 l. - tNentsthlrd street, to two respect table
families; sreoLd 0 has ion ani back parots two bed,
rooms hen auA rnom VIII hot ana cud watct anu
rs. an fonts ..rt' f.r has Inquire on.thc
premises.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature.
New Countcrrcits.

HARRISBURG, April II 1862
The Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned to day
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Family Holiday at Barnum's.-Splem-
lid performances at Sand IA o'clock p NJ each which
Commodore Mutt and the Belgian Giant appears II win be
, vail day there
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

Leaiasafive Ereceedinss--dan. 1Sths
In the Senate several bills for the relief Of
volunteers and their families were read e sec
ond time. Committee on Common Schools
and School Lands were instructed to report
whether any reduction could be made in the
expenses for school purposes The standing
committee on Rstrenchmsnt we're instructed
to report whether retrenchmontis practicable
in the State Military Department, in the
State Benevolent Institutions, in local taxa.
ton, in the salaries Of Board Of Public
Works, the officers Of the State House and
certain county officers. A resolution was
adopted instructing our Senators and Repre-
sentalives in Congress to urge the establish
ment Of a clothing bureau At Cincinnati or
some other desirable place in Ohio. A res
olutiOn was adopted instructing our Senators
and Representatives to urge the speedy re-
opening of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
In the House a resolution was adopted urg-
ing the claims Of Ohio as a manufacturing
locality for army requirements and protest
ing against unjust Determinations in favor
of eastern cities. The bank suspension bill
was taken upand two amendments agreed to.
Another amendment was adopted by the
House which neoessitated further action
on the part Of the Senate. The bill passed
the Senate yesterday.
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EDIToR MoREIEG LZADER:.-0ne of the
most significant and hopeful expressions Of
the times, comes to us in an earnest appeal
from Port Royal, s. c., for contributions
wherewith to elOthe the negro men, women,
and children who have fed or escaped from
bondage, and seek opportunity to labor in
whatever capacity they msy be employed by
the friendly power now making hesdway
into that State. These people are represent
ed to be mostly destitute Of clothing, moth
ing having been left behind by their former
masters, who have fed; and those who come
ID from the back country escape usually with
but bare covering, which, In many instan-
ces, through long marches in swa7ps and
swimming rivers, they are nearly deprived of
by the time they reach the Union lines.
1t is well known that the Government has
not as yet, adopted any definite policy re-
specting these people, by which it can pro-
vide for them, and they become ct once OBJ
iects of charity, and their appeal ought to
strike deep into the heart of every enemy
of slavery, and bring out a response that
shall be commensurate somewhat with the
sympathy that has heretofore been manifest
ed for the Southern slave. The negroes
prove most valuable help, and seem likely to
be indispensable in collecting and ginning
cotton, also in making bags, and packing it
for market, in which capacity many are now
employed by Government agents.
We know Of nothing better calculated to
quicken the impulses Of the Northern heart
than this appeal for the poor blacks, who
have been so many years the subject of sgi.
/ tation, and whose bondage has kept the
world ID tumult The strong arm of the
/ nation has been raised to quell the rebellion
of the ''master," and through the open door
/ way thus made, the slave goes free. Shall
we not receive them, and provide for them
| in this their hour of their new birth The
future will recompense all who act thus gen.
erously; and we shall make it manifest that
we have believed what we have preached
The door now partially opened will never be
closed again, and the American Rouse Of
Bondage tsat has cursed this nation, viii all
90 free. In view Of this, there is a vast
work to do, and that i; may be done proper
ly and wisely, systematic organizations
should be adopted at once, and prepare for
/ present and future work. Let the negro be
! provided for and set to. work Whsre he is,
and can be the most useful. t.-tsg
The articles most needed now, are under
clothes for men, and women's and children's
clothing of all, kinds suitable for labore1s-
The way is open by which stores can be for
Warded direct from New York, at Govern
ment expense. Who will respend to this
hitherto unheard voice that nov comes cry
lag from the South
CD. GRISWOLD.
z HnfmanIs Block CleEeland. o
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And Publish the Lists Of Killed
and Wounded,

And in fact not omit any information
that can interest the very large number OF
readers of the Weekly Leader.
notwithstanding the war monopolizing
necessarily so large share Of our columns,
We intend to devote liberal space to the
details of other news of the day, and also
not omit the literary and miscellaneous
matter which has always made the LEADER
a pleasant companion in the family circle.
The LEADER will increasingly advocate the
right and the duty of the Government to
protect and defend itself, and to employ un-
United means for the accomplishment of that
end. It viii, as it ever has done, wage de
termined war upon whatever is opposed to
the principle of civil and Religious Liberty.
The Proprietors Of the LEADER have made
definite arrangements for the year 1852, by
which they trust the paper will become even
more of necessity to the people of Northern
Ohio than ever before. Full telsgraphie re
ports (tor which they pay more than any
other paper in Ohio out OF Cincinnati, vii
be given. By the completion of the Pacific
Telegraph, we are enabled to give