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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24


PuVvil ETVIls v--7lHiU"5v ---~.---sI
dated December 21st at 1l:SO P. N, says
"The excitement at Columbus as the
City Belle came up Gust arrived) was in
tense; also at Hickman. The latter place
was evacuated by the few Federal troops
remaining there at noon yesterday, and
all stores and property removed to Colum-
bus by steamboat. The town is threatened
by large rebel force. All Union men
and women in Hickman are preparing to
move; in fact, many came up on the City
Belle. They think if the rebels take pos
session of the place, as threatened, it will
be no home for them.
"Trenton, Tennessee, at which place I
last evening reported fighting, has been
captured by rebel cavalry, along with
stores and a small garrison Of federal
troops, probably about 200 The enemy
thus have possession Of about seventy
miles Of railroad, which, if they are able
to hold, will intercept communication with
General Grants army.
"a little station called Hinton, forty
three miles from Columbus, is reported
taken; and at Columbus, this evening,
there was some expectation that the Con-
federates were about to give its residents
q trial. Hence there was an immense ex-
odus Of cotton buyers and traders fleeing
from the wrath to come. tits not anticipa-
ted now that the rebels are in sufficient
force, if they wanted so to do, to attack
Columbus successfully, or move much far
ther north.
=" In fact, the entire movement appears
to be concerted for the purpose of securing
sustenance and cutting off supplies to our
army. 1t remains yet to be seen how sue
cessful they are in any or all these actions.
As to the rumors Of the capture of Jack
son and Humbolt nothing reliable has
come to hand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

The New York Tribune says;

awe are well assured that fifteen Union
members of the Legislature of Ohio who
last winter opposed Mr.. Wade's re-elec-
ton to the Senate have avowed their de-
termination to support him at the ensuing
session. We trust there is no remaining
doubt Of his return to the seat he for
twelve years has filed with eminent abil-
ity and answering fidelity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

Just as we expected. The rebels report
Cd the defeat Of the Federals at GOldsbOro,
snd we therefore concluded it was Fed
sral victory. General Foster reports that
he has fought four battles and whipped
The enemy handsomely each time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

The President to the Army of the Potomac.
The manly and sOldierly report of Cen
eral Burnside is closely followed by a
message from the President to the army,
cOngratulating the soldiers upon their
bravery and constancy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24
Secretary seward and the Bank. E1pedi-
washington Correspondence Chicago Tribune

Washington Correspondence Chicago Tribune ]
General Banks expedition is in reality
Mr.. Stewards expedition, and although at
first opposed by General Halleek, was
finally assented to BY him. Mr.. Seward
has not given up the idea Of putting down
the rebellion by witchcraft. General But
ler's administration of affairs at New Or
leans has shocked his moral nature, beside
getting him in trouble with the secession
French Consul. It would not do to send
Banks to New Orleans without an army,
because that would imply q censure upon
him as well as Butler. But, while Banks
and his men are greatly needed in Vir-
ginia, and while Butler is in the estima-
ton Of the country, equally needed at New
Orleans, there is much to be hoped for in
the sound common sense and cool dete-mi-
nation Of Banks. Place him anywhere,
and he will do well. Put %, 900 troops at
his back and he viii find an enemy for
them to punish. Let him feel solid ground
under his feet, and he will soon make it
echo to his tramp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

We learn Of a queer accident occurring
at one Of the skating ponds near this city
during the week. A young gentleman en-
gagged in buckling on lady's skates, ind
ing his fingers too cold for the work, took
the strap between his teeth to draw it tight,
When, either accidentally or designedly,
helady other foot struck him in the face,
and the point Of the skate striking his eye,
inflicted a wound which it is feared will
prove fatal 70 the sight-Lyeas Ai1Tef.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24
H0RSE.sH0ElNe.

VETERINARY AND HORSE
" sHOFIN0.-H. W. REDHEAD 3 Co., respect
tuy announcs 70 their friends and the public, that
having made extensive arransements u lneI 4stao-
Vstsrinary and ehoelng Of Hor1e5 ~ the no9b aEi-
nj manner. Al bushes done. 500 enar3ss made
" l = ei1S v1 Al - nos . vs NJ, lss Is q
nslS,f t1bl7sl1l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

Brigadier General Wadsworth has been
assigned the command of the second di-
vision Of General Summers corps.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

Thsbattis at Fredericksburg has atleast
Ssmonstrated one thing-that our army
FsS act held at bay by Quaker guns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24
IMPoRTANr Id FEMALls.
DR. CHEEsEMANIs PILLS.


The combination Of ingredients IN these Pillsaa
uIE OF E5g and sA!onsiYo praciice Thoy an
mild in their operation, aud certain In correcting al
Irregularities, painful MenstruatiOn, removing all %
struetona whether frUn cold otherwise, headashs
pain IN the side, eaipitt9n Of the heart whites al
nervous adOoti0ns, hysterios, fatigue, pain In tia
back and limbs, &c. disturbed sleep, which arfsss
lrom intsrrupti0n c. nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Eas the commencement of new era in the treatment
o. those Irregularities and DISTRACTIONS which have
consigned so many 10 q premature grave. No femah
eAn enjoy good health unloas che is regular, and
whenever an Ob5tTastiqn takoa place the general
health begins to decline
DR.. OHBESEHAN'6 PILLS
are the most onectnal remedy ever known for all con
plants peccliar 70 Femaas 70 ali elhsses thsy a.
invaluable including With certainty periodical reg
ularity. They are EueNn 70 Thousands, who have
used them, at different PeT.ods throughout tho eoun
try having tho sanction u some o. the most eminent
Physicians In Elusrica.
Explicit direonoas, stating when they should nos
be used, With saca EoE Ths VTios, sI,OO per Boz
containing from r. % 50 Fflls-
Pills sent b. nssi. promptly, By renting % thI
Proprietor. Sold IL Druggists generally.
l. B. HUTCHINGs, ProPristoF,
% Cedar-st., New York
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b
8TROHG & ARMSTRONG. aurl4.eoWRT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

Important from Western Kentucky.
The rebels have succeeded in placing
force in the vicinity of Columbus and
Hickman, KY, sufficiently large to cause
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

A FRIEND IN EEED-FRY 1T.
Dr.. Sweets t'BINFALLIBLE LINIAIENTi Is prepare,
from the recipe Or. Stephen Sweet, Of Conneetout
the great bone setter and has been used in his prac
toe for the last Esnt years with tho most astonish
Tag success. As an external remedy 10 Is without
rival sno viii alleviate pain more speedily than anJ
other preparation. For ~ Rheumatic and HeryOus
Disorders IL i3 truly in;nlibie and curative ioI
Sores, Wounds Spratu5, Bruises, &C., its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening propensites,
cite the Just Wonde and astOnis ent OF all who have
ever given Il trial over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable cures performed b. ft within the last
two yearB, attest to tbis isct. Strong Armstrong
Agents for Cleveland decl0aitsoWdAW:B2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

General Burnside was at Washington on
Tuesday, and had consultation at the
War Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24


1t will be remembered by our readers
that some time since Major of Virginia
regiment was shot by a Major Dayton, Of
Parkersburg, for the alleged seduction CT
a sister, and that the sister afterwards
published card, saying that she had not
been sedueed, and did not ask her brother
or "any other man to fight her battles for
her. The Ironton Register of last week
says that on the previous Sunday Miss
Dayton arrived at the Centre House in
that place and shortly after another apart
ment was required for a nurse to take
-AhanGA- n stliEtlA atranuar u
ExseuuonoT TIE IndHHss
The President has directed that the exc
eution Of fthirty-nine of the Sioux and half
breed prisoners, who were proven to have
been engaged in the massacres in the
Northwest, shall be postponed from the
2Oth to the 26th inst On that day the
sentence viii be carried into effect in front
Of the Indian prison at St. Paul, at 10
o'clock, An.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24
sOlOmOnsOn's Improved specIacIes.
LH. sOLOMONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTlOIAEs
Keeps largest assortment in the Optical ins Of aay
n the trade. From his long residence in this Ciy,
and the extensive patronage received during 11t
time he would say 70 HIS old friends and the public
generally that no effort that could Be put forth 70
secure the very best quality Of tal Glasses ground
under his Inspections to suit the eyes, in all
~ curing weakness dizziness Inflammation Of the
Te and iparting strength for long reading and tne
sewing The reputation Of SOLOMONSOh,S e9teb-
ahment as the most reliable 70 get tbs best articles
n that line that can Be obtainsd has become an
tsbishsd faCt and al tested By his patrons, who's 1
vice ft fss 60 TO SOLOMOHSON,S, (make no mis-
take.l I'D SuDerior-St., under the American and
there you will ind the best kind Of SPECTACLES
adapted % your sight
B5FMr Solomonson would here INFORM the public
that be employs any one In the sale Of his Len
les and those who desire pair Of bis epectacles can
only obtain themb By calling at bis Establishment.
~ ARTlFlCIAh EYEs inserted without pain
Is perfect a. natural.
H6tal ana
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24
SAMUEL FoLJAMBE,
War Claim and Pension Agent,
OOnVeyanCer and Notary,

VIII procure BOUNTY MONEY, BACK PAY and
PENSIONS for Soldiers, for their Widows and
Heirs, and INVALID PENSIONS for disabled sol
diers, &C.
Business attended to promptly. and terms mOder.
ate W = ------ nrhaLan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24
Mn. DOWNS ELIXIR.

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is WAT
rntsd to cure Coughs Colds and all Diseases Of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Price . cents per bottle.
John +. Henry Co.. Waterbury, Vermont, General
Agents Sold By D. s Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, n. z,
and Strong & Armstrong. Cleveland. noYI5.G8s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24
To Consumptives.


For the Beneft Of Nervous Suffer
- ers. The WAENfNG VOICE on
self-Cu Of Debility, Consumption -
Premature Decay. Lees OF Memory, &C, By q former
Sufferer. Enclosing temp address
D. H. WELLINGTON, Boston. Mars.
PREVENTION BE fTER THAN CURE.-The
new French Safe is the only article ever recommend
ed by the Medical Profession sAFE aud SURE Pre-
vgniive Samples sent SAFELY CONCEALED, 10 any
address. on rec pt Of stamp. dee8 BIZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24
The Confeasions and Experience Of a

Poor Young llen.
A gentleman having been cured OF the results o.
early error and disease WILL from motives Of beneT
oenee, send to these who request 1t. a copy OF the
above interesting narrative, published BY himself
This little book Il designed warning and caution
90 young men and those who suffer from Nervous De-
bnlty, Loss Of Memory Premature Decay, &c., Ac-i
suppl ing at the same time the means Of self cure.
Single copies will be nj nnder seal in plain en-
Velope without charge to any Who request It, b. ad
dress ns the author. CHAs. A. LAATBEPS,
nov2f.dsw4g8 Oreen point Long Island n Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01
IOn SALE AND LIT.

4 PARrMENlS 10 LET CONSISTING
u " 1us rs.,i, ne bedroom anil kitchen one
roym, two be.irI1ns ono room, one bedroom, with
every convenience o. resi- ectoba families ouly. -
reduced ituts Gail for uue week. Inquire on the
premises. .ruer Of Houston and Thompson s,s.
uIl g-'i8l
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NIIAaAI.I.ANla.I.a

FEW lbl NJ MEN IAN III Ait ON |
Annotated win bp,rd At 20 I,.iu. t,u <, n' 20 ?.
A ICED WAGON FOR SAIL NHEAP. Coz |
"a " Myrtle snl Reior A.. Hrrut'vn "
A RTiFUIAL FLOwkES Girls FOR
n small w.tk, few e. hH.u. ~ Jsrs-. 4
A YOUNG MAN WANI~A rI.N,E IS 4
hbu, hers -iui Cal, . '-' th stool hur
4 FEW LADIES I\KEN IT, lLNEN Pho
LhtgrrIhic painting -Apr'y nt Cannon ~ goo
A YuCNG LADY WANTED, TO ATTEND
"A "a .yu.. trI'v ut ioI Gsa.' ~ ~
A STRONG HORSE & SIBING.CAEr FOR
a r'.o. tai,t aud 81 ~, lit ave. go
A BUTCHER WNNIED-CNiI iuR Two
n DAYS ~, the c,r " Canal sci Mi..,us 1914, goo,
A FEW FlRSr-KAIE FlNl>llEE> ON rm'.
~ Ca. At riu a. up -t1.rs. AK rr. 600. gov.
A PROTESTANT LAT NDRT>S WANTED.
y reference at " Fourth av. 20
A PORTABLE FORGE AND ANVIL FOR
n sale, cheap, ~ T,-nth IT. near Sth ave. 81
4 SllNLLG GIRL 10 MIND \ BABI AND
hio H.itvork 30 East Houston IT, 94o
A ROY WANTED IN 1nE PRINTING
- ollie" Z; Na'sau u, rear building. 2io
A RllFlCINL FLOWER MAKEES Wanted;
AAsru -'n't PAGER p.rs, W AI'u ". 9's
4 GOOD RAT Dog WANTED At FAIR !
Nrri.', siaS U.N,rv, lct5% luo,..tA,evcn.u.a
A luUNG MNN WAIT ON TABIE. a !
- eh-, iit lN 4 .ro0 Visitors. $50 a. ave.
4 SITUATION. BN NlNpN, 10 N1IEND !
- si.'c Mp 'u.N col 'l W. n st.g -
4 GIS1 WNN,IplOoO SOLICIT WORK ON
Lhrnwnl-.. 100. 80 li....,e -. 90 q OF 5N
DNNlu INlGlr % 1t'NIS q 5o, or
| Nv 'f a., - lNNlDlyS. ~ uunI ~ hd
! ROY WNNlEn-IO NuEK OE Nvuioe.-
- MO ~ lu uul. tuu.l' ''r .-..IsH IS itU sy 20
RNSFn s llG DANCING TAUGHT UY
l)J r.tNS l,>r .. ...i.ur'. c.r. "I,y. elt -
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TO lI..A NIW E.NEF, sCITADLR
Il t.uu ., '.g g is .r ... ,..fs,
1.t T. ht. .,. AIr,'. s. ". ~ NH, y -
PtII,N. B.. .|H ~
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BUslNEsa CHANCES.

A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR
n ssle-TAs stock and fixtures Of small gro
cery and liquor store for sale cheap Inquire the
apl 2'i23
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. 'ANi.-t IOn IDLE MANLhS
. ', .AgsTy SO~1.. =. ,l.--ssA q
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SAVINGS nANslS.

I Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
- 13' CANAL ST. cox ~ KICK.
tii on daily tuw 10 AN, a. ., ,ud nom : EPN
d pss ..Ht interest dN .cei on n ,tf ~ 500 a,I
tudr drj . per- cent on '.r'cr 70. ,u5ts
DeIosi;, received on OF bylyIe ts 2ut-, will bear
ntl,-t from tbs IL; inst.
rus H'NN MAJ EENT'T,D DN IErYs.I
fIIBH5. q, IN TIE PAST 80 MONTHS
~. uAlGhWD g. Prs't
GARDNER g. CIINFla, s D. AL t... ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

\ GOOD CItANCl-TO LET 4 OUTER
AL. cheese stand sIs.t '.-I. H.I . ter ftand.
IA ,u .t s.t.Nisu,l market, OH tuo .rnrr o tourt
,nl N'r.,u 81. Nr,u...u. sri SlT9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

EOR SALE-THE LEASE. SIO"K AND
fixtures " = wholesale snd ty'si. Do r-t.re,o
the gur 90 Now ByVtry and oak - Will y, 3 %
viii or without stock. ATply unu. "a, lt Hes.
ter ~. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

4 rAEIMENTS To fET-iN THE MODKL
a t'frurut house i~- y Vtu ave. having gas in
hallway and srtHu voter in each r,nm, will he lee
.N Co., H.sI resi- tau.r families. Apply a. yin
y. IL
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BAKERY FOR SALE-COR LAFAYETTE
- ave, and Cumberland 81, brooklyn, with o.
without the horse and wagon and roundi agccd
chance for practical man, rent cheap and half the
rent taken IN trade; will cell cheap 60 cash Gus
toner. q. y WENTWORTH svi 2s'isN
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TTO LEr-A CORNER STORE And Apart
90. O. e. I,', " 90 stable, tr.t.u vttrr and gaS
ia {, &C. ..' I ~ ,,, Do q. low 80
ace, ~ . Wt'uU,,, ny. All a.l5O
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no IEI-AT ll6 WEST 9Th STREET,
L large ami veil ventilated Iu'ts with .ty..I power.
ma Che -, "a sud 4fh f.,,r-. will 10 les ~ To .
,'ud ru,uI budding 10 % y 80 it,I. j. lu,re %
t.g Ii'mis's. Al 3'2l5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

'I'O LEI-SIORE 40 THIRD AVE, BET.
5nth and 3l~t -, Eaat side, luier MAslla Build-
Ing, With ruuius for family. 4 tenant o. at AS an
IT, e. the building preferred. Rent $3.50 allow
tuGe i0r services ~ IantJr $50. AIpy at ~ East
26tu NJ. All 2'li4
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AwESrssI:Nra.
DARNUNrS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- GRASp GALA WEEK
LAST Wick POSITIVELY
LAST WEEK u
LAsE.ll

L
LAST WFrKll
LAsrlli
LIVING HIPPOPoTAMUS,
OF River ll'rse. from tie RIVER Me I'M Ey,1t
TilE GREAT BaliEMOln,
" which job says, chs. ~ aud a,
"J PON I'M EARTH THERE - NOT nia LIKE"
lie l. the only r,sl ampluuious animal ever sN-
THE GREATEST WONDER or TnE WORLD
No Intelligent person would fail seeing D. .ia, lad
they the least conception Of bus pcc'uiNriues, lcus
MOST NOTED ANIMAL or ANCIENT TINS
lie closes his engagement at tire Mus,uiu
NENT SAT- RI Wy, APRIL 81,
aud will nsr,r NJ 'sen r Nsir York rffsr that ft'e.
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
oftha, magnificent OrNuta Spectacular DrsmS
SApAK AND kALASRADE.
Witch hss been ~ urtN,rSa. admired, and Which
80 many thNuruls " VI iscutn rstr a. pronounce
Tux MOST FACtNArINu FNIRY PLAY
evcrN presented 10 q Ne~ luIS AulIpnoe, II viii
De produced
EVERY ArTrrNooN and EvrNINa,
AZ AID lb. past 1u'tlu <.
COMMODORE MUTT
MOpORE MUTT
COMMODORE MUTT
COMMODORE MUTT
tNs uerest shrimp Hi humanity, w'' .H.J' Pi'rtctc
drd Comic S'fss. dtHt,sH s SJho'Iehc d1i Stlors
rlit CFlEiu,Nup GRrCiAN STATUES
"a, ue ey.ilstcd At all hours every lay AMI even
nm GREAT LIVING WHALE.
. 100 tAe Notthcfu s,ls, Gle Lr,atuuu ut u'o Great
po,p
rur W,uNGNsCNR ArptNCs.
THE IlNING M NrK srN lINN.
llNlND MAMMOTH DWIllY ntNR \MsoN,
ur H'.'s, ever captured alive, v'isl - u,sr -,u'o
IINiNa srAr. tl,t>5 N,N-rrp SNAKES.
rtNSN Ngl NttiA . o.. It's uu... ..llc ,i l...if.
'u l'NlNt FISH Uul a.'r 900. .'..u NJ - pt c'ri-
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WANTTll.

A BETTER OPPORTUNITY FOR ENLIST
n meut has never teen presented than Ia now o.
cred ly Lieut. sHAFFER, Of Co. II, 5,h Rept. Heavy
Art iery, Col SAMUEL GRAHAM, Commanding
This regiment was raised expressly for service ia
side forthcations and coast duty, and has been or
dered n garrison the f'rts In New York Larlor
Go. r, Capt ELIAS COMBS, is 1usrtersd IN Fot
Wcod, on Dedloc's Island, about ~ miles . 10
abe Battery. An extensive view OF tie h,f b. r
and surto hiding country IL saurlui. Tbs grassy
Slopes Of the Island are covered With trees Is b
Aford cool and shaded retreat from the buru-
Ing RAYS Of = summer sun. sad lilht sea breeze
cunstantiy passing over The island rnicrs IL hest y
and comfortable duriu4 the Hottest u-vs q SUMNER
a few more men are wanted g. "a, uU tie c,WI1ay
~ is maximum standard Il 10 men. Pay CqNa.
b. any IN The service. Relief o. families, and At.
othef Inducements offered ~ tic vouute'rr, t,,uts
b. The service. The coupanv is rapidly t.l,u. 49,.
Apply therefore Immediately q. t..ui. CALVIN
eHAIFER, Recruiting Otfcer, lul S'utl a.
uih24 .giu
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An EXCELLENT CHANCE ron Ill
N pigment aud the best chsuce ytt offered t.
enlist, A feS men more wartoi o. tptup,ets { ne
pAny u, 9th Ragt. ~ Y. V. AitL'ry, CAPT. DIV
ER COTrFR The Company Sc. sons Fort N..i,
Bedl0e'- Island. and sifUrds fine view " Nov
York, Brooklyn aud Jtr-ey CTS, sud T. th, Lea IT,
lest oc alton la tie harbyr ne Tay, inUlut.u- ro-
lief Il from Siq - f2b per month, not n.'0I.'g
eiuthng and ration none 70. which would IN Ike tue
Ray equal 10 $50 n $50 per month. Tuis regiment
: raised { or TIE protection New York Ia. u.r
. day. afordinz an uIr,ti.. ., 90 tp,g.yU. v. sits
nom friends. Pay common - I- sen a. e. .-ty,l.
aud one hundred do..trs tulut. gwen when dis
charged. Those " isl.rL = iFH -lH. a apply tui.
n.e,iistciy T. Lieut. SMITH, G33 Fltn ave. y. \ .
or Lent GEO q. NELIlS coy M,ft.s s,.. ..i
Eultou u, WHITES HOTEL, BrUrylyn. leg -
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTlON NOTiCE-H. WILSON, AUCr.
n by A n GALE, - Dey st-SOO cases boots
and shoes, Tuesday April 1SL ~ o'clock. NIB.
Prime goois always ON hand at private sale, by A
u GAtr. ~ Dey =. fii 24MGTu'o
AUCTION SALE OF CKDykERY AND
= glassware IL NRY q. INANa VIII .ell
'r cash IN lots g. t Hcs,is, ou ii,si.g. Anvil /.
At 10y O'Clock, u .. Na ION lII., SO. a.. rt.l
stn,a " white -. b. sui ,.u.... waite, .ass-
ware, French cit -. t.' vt. .- .. ....'
~ declining busI...v ..,I 90. st IH s.I BE- Qua
reserva G,yds c,is....y rrl. Nui ..l 8. o.. :.
o.. 30 ...'ii4
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-02

had been the subject of vehement dis
pute. They commenced the survey in
December of that year, first determining
the latitude of The City of Philadelphia,
then proceeding to examine the lines Of
previous surveyors, and in the Autumn
of l7G4 starting the famous line which
bears their name for the river Susquc-
hanna. Pursuing their labors, it was
not till the 4th of june 1866, that they
were at the summit of the Little Ale
ghany in a ives erly direction. They
were greatly impeded in their labors by
the Indians, but at length obtained an
escort from the Six Nations through the
influence of Sir William johnson, and
succeeded in reaching the Great ALLIE
ghany about year aftcrward. Having
completed the line 244 miles from the
Delaware, and to point within 36 miles
of the whole distance to be run, the Six
Nations compelled them to abandon the
survey Rctracing their steps, they
returned to Philadelphia, and received
an honorable discharge from the COM
mlssioncrs, under whose auspices they
had undertaken the survey, December
70, 1867. The establishment of this
line terminated the borber warfare which
had been carried ON for nearly 80 years,
between the Inhabitants of the two COL
onies but it is chiefly remarkable as
forming the division between Freedom
and Slavery in the original Safes Of the
Union.