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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

Mr.. HUTCHlNS' BILL.
Reducing Seeded States tO
Territories.
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF SEC.
RETARY CAMERON.
The Affair at PalntsVllle.
HOW THE REBELS FLED.
MARSHALrS COWARDLY COURSE.
The Cairo Expedition.
TWO COLUMNS TO MOVE TO.
DAY.
The Stunning Blows upon
South Carolina.
SAILING OF BURNSIDE'S EEPE-
DITI0h.
Last Nights Repert.
Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.
Specials say that Hutehins, Of Ohio, has
prepared q bill, to be introduced in the
House, establishing a Territsrial Govern
ment over the seeded States rnd prohibit
ing slavery therein.
The House committee on elections. will
report against the claim Of DR.. seger Of
Va, to a seat.
The war steamer Pensacola hiss arrived
at Annapolis.
A report is circulated and is believed
that Secretary Cameron has resigned, and
thet Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton viii take his
place; 1t is also stated that Mr.. Cameron
will be appointed Minister to Russia.
Spesial to Post The House committee
on Ways and Means are considering the
expedirnoy Of recommending an issue Of
Treasury notes smaller than SIS. There is
a great demand for bills Of the denomina.
ton Of Is and rs. It is understood that
Congress will take immediate action on the
tax and Treasury note bill.
Mr.. Bodman, o. s. Consul to Tensriffe
committed suicide at that place a few
weeks since. All his property was inves-
ted in Va. bonds.
The Augusta, Commander Parrott. can
tured the schooner Island Belle of Nassau.
laden with sugar and molasses, about twelve
miles south east Of Bulls Island Light
She had a clearance for Baltimore, but when
1rst seen, was standing in for Bulls Bay
The Island Belle was built in Charleston in
1861 and called the Gen. Ripley, and her
certificate of British registry bears date No
vember 4, 1861.
The Secretary Of State has replied at some
length to Senator Fes5endeu, chairman Of
Committee on Finance, requesting informa.
tion regarding cansular system, and also the
reason which indneed tie creation of Off
GERS and increase of eompensation.
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prom NRF YORK;

NEW YORK, Jan. 70.
The Post says, letter received in this
city, from gentleman well known to US
relates to US that q respectable person,
made prisoner by one Of our boats in the
Edisto river, says we could form no idea
what stunning blow the capture Of Port
Royel hrs been to the people Of South Car
olina and Georgia. He says, too, that 81
most equal to that, in its appalling effect,
is the great fire in Charleston. He adds
that party Of these are in favor Of settling
the question at issue By commissioners,
and that both Davis and Stephens are in
favor Of it, but that the Rhett party had
froWRed it down.
The transport Patapsoo, from Baltimore,
reports having passed on the 1Ith, off Cove
Point portion Of Burnsides expedition;
also the same dsts, of Cape Henry, passed
two steamers, esoh having g schooner in
tow, coming out Of the oapes, sll bound
south.
The transports Baltic and CahaEba En-
Dire City and Marion lefs to-dsy for Port
Royal
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FROM KFNTUCEY-
All quiet down the rosd.

AfOui5fiLLAI Jan. 10
AL quiet down the road.
A delegation Of ladies from Gibson coan-
y, Ind, presented stand Of eolsFs at the
Louisville Hotel to the 5sth Indiana. en-
camped on the Louisville & Nashville Rail.
road.
A letter, dated Dec. 9th, from Charleston.
8 C., received here from Col WoodruR, re-
Rrets that Government have not effected his
exchange.
A letter from CatIetsburz, Jan. 18th, to
the Democrat says that on the 7th, on Jsn-
MES Greek, three miles west Of PaintsTiIle,
a skifmish took place between part Of the I'd
Virginia cavalry, under Col. Bowles, Federal,
and a portion Of Marshalps forces under
ShsWhan. The rebels lost SIX killed. four
teen wounded, and seven prisoneas. The
Federals lost two killed 6nd one wounded.
Before BoWles attacked Humphrey Marshall
addressed his men, advising the surrender Of
the whole force. The men refused, saving
they preferred fighting to such q cowardlT
eourss. After the skirmish, MarshalFs Ehois
force fed, and 300 picked infantry and 900
Federal cavalry pursued, expecting to over
take them AMI take Prestonburg on the 10th.
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- The prico Of she MOENTa LaADEa 70
aSWE agents is One Dollar and Fifty oOnba
PER hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
Tha postage on the LHADHH; 80 EsWs
Dealers il OnO-iOurih Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage Stampa should send N one and thrss
cent instead of larger denominations.
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Coon TExPLkE MEET1Ee.-The Associate
Temple of Good Templars Of OfCuyahQga coun-
" Withhold its quarterly meeting in this city
at Minnehaha Temple, West Side, on We'd
nesdsy, l5th inst, commanding at 10 o'clock
AM. Representatives from ten or twelve
Temples in the county will be present.
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MORNING LEADER.
NEW ADVRRTIsRmRNFB

Mr.. O Webb-AeadomT Of Music.
Hover Hisbas-Dry Goods.
=. !, Baldwin a Co-Oash Trade In Dry eosds.
Jonathan OAkOl-Youpg Man Lost.
John Hawkins-Caution.
George D. BCck-split Peas.
Library Association Lecture.
John KramSr-EmBloymen Wanted.
Eeovillo Street n. Z ohuroh-BuslnOsI Notice.
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EEEeAET PA5TINs.-In ssrgeant's window
is portrait Of lady Of this city, mSst eA-
quisitely painted By Miss Ransom, artiBt. It
is well worth a critical examination, aiVd it
is not strange that so many passers-by 'toP
to look upon it, that they msy see both the
beauty Of the feee and the skill Of the artist,
sargeanps supply of photographs, engrav-
ings, frames, &C., is complete, and all in
want Of adoTnment for their walls should
call upon him.
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NESTING IN BEHALF OF THE CLEvELAS

MESSING IN BEHALF OF THE CLEvELAED
q, NPHAE AsTLUH.-Pursuant to call, meet
inc # forty ladies convened in the parlor of
The Fl. st Presbyterian Church on Monday,
18Th ins =, at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
The obi. 'et Of the call wss to take into
consideration, the various methods of raising
funds to meet fEe present exigency of the
Cleveland orpL'an Asylum.
twas unanin SSsaly resolved to hold 8
BaEaar.On the first EeeE. in February for the
object stated.
The following ladies were appointed g;
Committee to carry out the resolution, and
requested to meet at the same place on
Wednesday, January 15Fh, ct 10 o'clock A.
NJ, to make further arrangements:
Mrs. George Benedict, Chairmau of Com
nittee; Mrs. Colwell, MS. DR.. Hopkins,
Mrs. Philo scovill, Mrs. Joseph Perkins,
Mrs.. Henry Kendal, Mrs. Sentar, Mrs. John
shelly, Mrs. T. Bolton, Mrs. J. b. Sergeant,
Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. Wyman, Mrs. A.
stond, Mrs. D. W. Cross. Mrs. Van Duzer,
Mrs. William Castle, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. G..
Tisdale, Mrs. 81. G. Luce, Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. VIM. Rutter, Miss Prichard, Miss
Blair, Miss Irwin, Miss Sarah Fitch, Miss
Nettie Rice, Miss Sarah Andrews, Miss
Mary Sh ely, Miss Mary AtwRter Misu J.
Prentiss, Miss Harvey, Miss Mary Baldwin,
Miss Anna Taintor, Miss Emma Witt, Miss
MeCurdy, Mas Julia Terry, N iss Nelly Rus
sell, Miss Mary Thome, Miss A. Burton, Miss
Peters,
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An amendment passed s5 10 43, aDpropri-
ating SIS, 900 for paying printing ana en-.
craving Treasury notes.
House rejected "a to LOG, an amendment,
reported from Committee on the Whole, sus-
pending appropriations for survey Of coat
while the present rebellion exists, except
what the President deems necessary Tor rs
val service. Bill passed. Adjourned,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

~ You can get oranberries, hickory
nuts, and dried apples BY the barrel, carbon
and lubrioating oils in quantities, and at
prices to suit customers, ct Geo. sprague's,
oviatt's Exchange. Iw
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FOLEY AED KAvAEAeH.-Mike Foley, Of
this city, has forwarded to Wilkes esprit
of the Times" in reply to achallenge of Mr..
Kavanagh to "play any professional billiard
player home and home match for 81. 600 a
side (caFOms} on one of Phelan's tables with
~ or 2 9-I6 inch balls" letter containing
the following propositions
! will play Mr.. Ksvanagh q home and
home match OF fOur- ball cRrom game Of bill
Iiards, with 29S inch balls, l.5OO points each
game, on one Of Phelan's tables, Tor $500 q
side each game-the first game to be played
in Cleveland, Ohio, the return game in New
York. Mr.. Kayanagh, on acceptance, can
name the date for each match 70 come OIL
Forfeiture Of requisite will be forwarded by
me to such party as he may select.
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EKlOUR.-Msfket quist and heavy,
NHEAL-harket Hc higher Tl637z&c for No !;
66Aa65Hc for NO 2 in store.
t0RN-Msrket active and shade ksftar Rales
ct 225Sc for mixed in store.
0ATS.-Market 0uitt.
mEas PIsR Tin fair demand; holders Reuer.
ally askioR S9I2}E a s25 Sales 300 bhIs al sol
DR. ESaED HOGS-Market dull, at E2,s0a2 Il
LIVE HOfas-uhFEet quiet. Sales At 81 25 = 2 a.
RECEfPTs-b So bbls nuur: 25 OOl bush wheat:
II, 90 bus corH; 100 live hogs; LEO dressed,
&AOHAN6aE-On New York, firm at No pre-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

LEoTURE BEFORE TIE Y. NJ. C.A.-Dr.
Fisher will deliver a lecture on Thursday
evening next before the Young Mems
Christian Association, at the Melodeon, up
on "Gunpowder, Cannon and Projectiles," I"
a most appropriate one for the times, and in
the hands of Dr.. F. one that will prove
highly instructive. 1t is illustrated by va
rious models, diagrams, chemical and other
experiments. One of his illustrative exper-
iments is thus noticed by the New York
Post:
After noticing new proiectile, to be use |
as q shell, which had been accepted by the
British government and supplied for use in
their seacoast defences-nsmely, hollow shot
to be filled with melted iron-the lecturer,
in explaining how phosphorus might be
used in the same manner yith equal if not
better results and greater humanity, pro
duced a secession flag, and amid the Misses
of the audience placed few drops of phos-
phOrus (in liquid form) upon it, when all
ablazs in moment it fell, snd from the staff
which had borne 1.-THE Kisses changing 10
cheers-appeared the Stars and Stripes
The lecture was received with much ap-
plause.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

CRAWTORD's RETAIL va 1
your coal of him. His 4" '1fH u !" n -
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of sen,Nea ''fo0'
b idge. P. o. drawer III.
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BUSINESS NOTIUVg.

ss1ESsOTTPaS.-stimPsOn is, beyond all
question, . superior artist, and We advlSo
those wishing 10 got a hne Likeness to call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 2bs
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. R37.H
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sFoCK slARKKF.-Jan 1a.

1ONEY--Plenty and easy Gold-Sl3OcO o
American gold sold at the morning board az lO2]k6
lo the inside sale in 30 days. Gold Is selling this
afternoon at 202k
sTERI.INa EXCHANGR-Dun at r4a115K
for bankers bills
s'rOChS-Market higher, hut only moderately
active New York Central SO; Galena 4 Chicago 6st
30. Milwaukee 4 Prairie du CHEN 20: Onicag0 a
Rock Island 81; Mich gan Central 512: Erie 3554;
Pacific Mail osz; Cleveland Toledo 5754; Erie pre-
farred 67S: Illinois Central bonds 9O Missouri 6s
~; liforni Is 70; Hudson Rsiroad sinking fuud
bonds &c. Illinois coupon bonds 20 S2 United States
s. "A coupons 80; UGited tatps IS sl coupons 9O5
United States S. 81 registered sex.
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FRO1T RORTRRss aTONRop

Jan. 12.-Most of Burnsides expedition
left quietly last night and tbis morning. iD-
eludiDg a large fest of sehoonsrs, which
have been laying here some time, a NUM-
Der Of vessels of the expedition are still in
pert.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

Va DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and ElectroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. 1T Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

NGw MrsIo.-" Take your gun and gO'
john" dedicated to the Maine volunteers,
and "Our Captains Last Words" both
beautiful and touching war ballads, have
Just been published by Root s Cady, Chica-
20, s. Brainard, Cleveland, and q. N. Hemp
sted. Alilwsukee.
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FROM MISSOURI.

81. LOUIS, Jan. I3
The Republican learns that Ex-senator
johnson, Of Missouri, Is in Prices camp
with commission from the Conlederats
Government to raise q regiment OF rebels II
this State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

Lava TIP GAS BURuERs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thestSee'
lamps, for sale at 25 cents esch, By
". P. Foes.
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no HORSE OWNERS.

d.. swssSs Infsllibls Liniment for Horses Is IN
Eralsd bv An " and in al cases Of Lameness, arising
from sprains Bruises or Wrenching, its efct is
magical and eertsSn. Harness or Saddle Calls and
RingbOne may be yy prevented and cured In their
nriPieat Stages but ehruSd eases are beyond the
Feasibility Of radical cure. No rsss Of the kind.
h0wsEer Is 90 desperate OK hopeless but It mag be
alleEistod hF this Lnmsnf. and lts faithful appi-
eatisa win slEETs remove ths' lameness, and enable
Ihs hszss 70 travel with comparative ease
EFsrT horse owner should haEe this remedy at
hand, for ts timely use ct the fist appSaranos OF
Lamoness VII eneotually prevent those fornhieaole
diseases mentioned, to which all horses sre lisbls,
and which render many othsrwiss Va aable horses
nearly worthless. Strong 4 Armsuonal Agents for
Clsyeland deolusite0. gd6wR25
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&nEftHl aatleEs.
ORIsTADOR0,s HAIR DYE
o N L Y D Y n

~ ~ ~ = ~ \ ~
For ell Who desire to have the ooior Of their hair
ohAHgod With safety certainty and rspidity, to any
uhade they nay desire.
kanuiastured by ). Oristadoro, No. Autor House.
New Eork. sold sveryvhsrs, and applied By An Hair
nre1sers.
The folly Of Trihing with Disease is fre-
Ouenilg svinood By ths dlreul results that are self
evident IN every wAlk Of lifo Her, dtary al case,
arisihg from oallg indsereions, aud the detorisra-
ting ofeci 81 mercury and other mlHoral agents. are
b1th 20 be dsplorod and prevented. The groat oh.
ioet Is carried out IN every limo Of the book "HU-
NAN FRAILTY, or Physiological Besoarcbss,'
Which has been compiled after much study ana re-
soaroh, and is embellshed with colorod ongravinFs
tnustratihE the different phases OF vital and funo-
aionary disease.
Fold By Oh. BAHBON, ~ BIssoksr strest Rsw
uork. PFioa - cents. Sent frus syoryWhoru.
sold alzo " q, W. Ozark, Druggists, Cleveland,
Uhlo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

~ J. B. Hall's ArnicA Oil, for Chill
blAins, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts
etc. Price IS cents, ct No. II ublic Square.
Nov 9-R IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

FAAHE PARKHE.-LiVery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses aud
Carriages al rsRHqnablO figures.
asp44R36:Iy
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either OF the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by The
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address at the Omnibus OnOe, 1aT Superior
street, neEt door 20 tho Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

Va Private Home, Of Co. A, 23d regi-
ment will return 10 his regiment oa Wsdpes-
day. ANY persons wishing to send letters
or papers to thsiE friends will please leave
them at this office before four O'Clock this
aEeninP.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

~SADE.-oEs company, fully equipped
Il Sy for service IN guarding secession
anu io1, = gov on JohnsOn's Island, un-
frlsonors' l. Of Captain FOllett, Of San
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OLRYRIANp mARKFT--Inn. 1a.

OLKVEI.AND BIARKET--Jan. IS.
FLOUR-sarkst very quiet and prle 8 unehang.
cd No sslos rsp.Tttd.
WHEAT-MarAet ct steady and quiet. Sale Of one
ear red on track at DC.
OATS-sale Of one car on track At 20.
BEANs-Sale Of $50 bushss very choice At 81 80.
HEss PORK-salo ofIOo bbls inspected at $50.
DRESSED HOGS Nominal ct S3,25. Sale Of
ice head, good averages, at that price.
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@nttary.

T IEUTT.C FLOYD WANTS AK
4 twenty Men 10 iIl up Col. BaTnett's tekH
Hsgimeht- Bs can 30 found - tho meri-
loan House for f5H days. Any man who -
wants 70 20 had better CO II and see him immediate
". Pay. Board, Clothing, 50, commence frCm time
Of Enlistment.
aEAny packs ges foT Osmp Dennison, left ct ths
American Houso will be delivered Floyd viii lraTe
InaadaE me- mir g. ianll.Mu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call st Halls, II Public Square.
auFe- Ri
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~ There will be a Sunday School Fes-
tival and Concert at the scOvil avenue NJ
E. Church, on Thursday evening, Jan. lsIh,
ct o'clock.
All are invited to attend. Admission one
dime. jSnls:sTO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

~ Your mother wants q sewing ma
chine, and you can get one of Grover & Be-
ker, perfectly new, for ten dolIaTs less than
the manufacturers price, by inquiring at
Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. If
O. @. G.-Cary's Cough Curs. dso4salO
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that Gas
NOT b sRoKEE BY TIE HEAT, can be fouud ai
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and scaeCa
streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

Tar EuBsoRIBERs HAvE JUsT SRT Up AT
their Castoa FEED Mil which Is In connection with
tthsir Oh Cloth FACTORY and bits Lead works, on
the canal usI above ontario street, New MIL Tor
Grinding Jorn and Cob meal, IN thu use o. which
mo . than twenty-five per cent ts saved IN ttoo-
ing either 10 hess, horses or cattle. Corn In ths
saT BOUGHT and takon IN exchange for meal.
Clevsl-ud, Jan. 4. Is59. jEnIRN
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J.. 8. sOLONOHBON,

Pgss6s1s sd SsisHaifs OP6eiGA,
KssVs Shs NarFA ssgorsneat Of ths most impECSad
'i5l1 a. ~ ,sfFfh OLES. All his 0lzgsaG, wksahtf
n 80 q faT q, htod, srG ground Under hts g!n
IlsSiion, ~ msohi laTT oia HeE constr Etn
f7f-Srff csre a. as b suit the eYeS IN eli oEeti
1gr1s Wsatrpsr1 Dis 11oEl OF Inflammation o. tns
ETsI, and InBsTtinFa FungtE for Iona reading o.
e.. tiolofiynron would 'srslnfOEm tie pubic thas
e nsTsF e1poys any oneA the taie o. PIE Ls1lss.
- Afso. EnIenff1 sssori 1eut cabF G-sat-iAoI
MICROSCOPES, CONPA RSA 3, 80, On had.
PARTIFIOi6I BYE IN ssFtsa UithoHi sain,
e. EaE1sot 81 natural. -,
r4cf-s msll:6tW
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NOR SALE ON TIME-A FULL
Riooded DerhRm BULL, years cid. bred IN
f--1VtSu Kentucky; weight over 200 n; has tax {.
=, tbs irst premium at two state FAIRS. Tan bs
5eeu at the residence OF h LOMEht
Inuss R1idAE Detroit 81
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OOMMEROIAL,


Prasidsnt-J. L. WBATHERLY.
Woe Prss't-M. b. Bo0FT. Treasurar-R. T. LToa.
DIREOFoRs.
n. b. CLARA, A. Quin, 4. 8. Dayls, B. BroWhsu b.
Harvey A. }. BeggoI, b. y. Lester.
REEEHEE8.
3. =. Lester, J.. O. Hussey, n. u. Boot.
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1tq Wooas.

O. @. G.-Cary's Cough Curs.
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dusky.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-11-04
ron rHE SPECTATOR.

According to previous notice, portion Of the
citizens ofthe 9th. Magsterisl District met in
Churchvills, on Saturday the 18th of October, for
the purpose of devising some plan to relieve the
wants of the suffering poor, during the, coming
winter. The meeting was organized by appoint
ing Bishop J. j. Glossbresner, Chairman, and
John G.. Slower, Secretary.
The Revs J. j. Gslossbrenner. d. W Il Arnold,
s. E. Johnston and r. {. " aiker were appoifit-
ed Committee to visit this Magisterial Distr CT
(leaving out that lOrtion of the district, known
as the Pastures and ascertain the amount of
contrfbu tiofs in cash, or in supplies, which cab
be Obtained and also to ascertain, as far as pos
sibie, the nnmber of necessitouss cases in said
bounds, and the probable amount needed to
meet their wants, during the winter, said com
mittee to report at an adjourned meeting on the
LIST Of November - easat a : $50
Persnant to adjournment s1id committee re-
ported on the 1st Of November, that they had
met with great encouragement.
They had received individual contributions
ranging from one dollar to fifty dollars, and d
willingness was expressed by the people, generi
aIly,st 10 aid whenever necessity required, IT
was unanimously resolved by the meeting thai
the poor in our bounds will be amply provided
for The meeting aajnurl ed to meet again on
W ednesday the 18th inst, 2 O'Clock T. NJ. at
which time the Rev. r. G. Walker will preach
| a sermon on sschar,ty.', We trust the cltiz.ns,
generally, will attend and cooperate il the good
work. May We not hope that similar meetings
may be held at every precinct in every con ~ {
That those who are permitted to rcmain st home
may, in such manner, exhibit their generosity
| and patriotism, That the soldier, who is. fight
ing TOR all that is dear to him and to US, may be
assured, that he has not left his family exposed
to the f igid and merciless charity O. the extor-
toner and cormorant, but that they are amongst
/ those who will re .ieye their wants and comfort
| them IN their distress. ~.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-11-04
The Destruction Of Roads.

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There have been rnnors that our ar
my below Winchester has changed, or
is about changing, its locality. During
their sojjourn IN the lower Y alley our
forces efectually destroyed the Balti-
more andsO Ohio, and the W inchester and
Potomac Railroads. The Baltimore
road was torn up from the neighbor-
hood of Sir Johns, Morgan county, to
within four miles Of Harper's Ferry
in all, a distance nfforty miles. All the
depots on the road were torn down or
burned, and the fine hotel, belonging to
the company at Martinsbnrg, was COM
lnitted to the flames. The cross ties and
stills were taken up and fred, and the
iron rails laid on and bent by the heat,
so as to render them unfit for use. The
Winchester road was destroyed entirely
from Winchester to Halltown, some
twenty-five miles. The lower, end of
this road was destroyed within sight
and IN hearing Of the enemy's forces on
Bolivar Heights, without the slightest
resistance being offered 1t viii re-
auire some time to repair these roads so
as to make them of any service and if
the Yankees should invade the Valley
again during the winter, they will have
to furnish other means Of transportation.