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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

T WILL proceed to enforce the payment Of
l the State and County Taxes, for 1860 mud
1861, by distress or execution, in all cuses
without exception. Sufficient time has been
givsn. | must close up tho business, and will
do it SO far as the laws enable me. If persons
are distrained it will be their own fault. If
they wish to avoid costs let them pay 1r
They know their taxes are unpaid and that it
is thoir duty to pay them, and as they have
fail-d in this duty will erdeaqor to perfo rm
mine. cannot send after them for ever.
WILLIAM WALSH
Trustee of john Callan, Collector.
March 6, Is62-tf.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned, in the practice of the law
in Maryland, at the City of Cumberland, un
dor the name and firm of G. A. & c. B. TIIRUS
TON, is hereby DISSOLVED from and after
this fifteenth day of May, 1862. Our clients,
and such rs may desire to avail themselves o.
the services of either of us hereafter, will
please address, individually, that one of MS
our hands, undisposed of, will receive our joint
attention until finally settled or disposed of,
and all moneys due Us or our clients may DO
paid to either ofus
GEORGE a. THRUSTON,
CHARLES b. THRUST0N.
Cumberland, May 30, '62-3w.--F. 7. L.
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Estate Of Thomas Davis.

NOTICE ishoreby given, that the subscriber
~ hns obtained from tia Orphans Court of
Allogsny County, Letters Te..rnentary on the
es,ate of Thomas Davis, lstc of said county,
Iced. All persona having claims against said
doo'd are hereby warned T. exhibit the same
properly authenticated. TO tn. subscribers, on or
before the 18th day of December 1892, o:herwisa
th0y may by law DO excnled from all benefit
.! said estate. All persons indebted arc re-
f1aated to mako Immediate payment. Given
nader my hand this eth day Of June, 1862.
fAkAH DAVIS,
June IL, les2--3t Executrix.
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Oh er;fF,s Notice in Lien Law.


WHEREAS NV virtue Of m Act of the Cen
w - A,se,nbly' of Maryland, passed q.
r,,,.ha, eaes;op. ISL, Chapter 70, entitled
AZ A. for the protection of Mechanics and
,L.,.;, Aueunny County" and the several
.sim,rt. thereto, n sit Of scire fuc,rs has
tPS nrt NJ m, Circuit Court for Anegany
g.. and TO mo directed in the following
-, wit
4,rv ,,OJr>rTr~ G.
-ALHHH aN w ~ - 49,
Tho State Of Maryland 10 the Sheriff or Al
,sc.ry ccuntv-G reeting:
urppAe p.o,,. u.lo, h,b Glad
w cia;n :, +bs r;rc,,t+ t'o,r. Gar hllerany
o,',,r ngo;rs. IL u UoroLer. william
WaisS ~ An.h'r on For the sum Of
~. $500 40 ,,r. - e.. dnliars for work
H. 80 ~ 49,, ,.a;r strnm saw mill
at,ao,as "aa ~. ~ va - Cn,,hrrlapd. in said
cnn., 80 l.ao,ty q niece or parcel of
l,nJ ..Li Ib' en- ,nscribsd in deed from
'rh,,,. n'.'sa 49, nd Altkea his wife, to An
- w. 1rtu;arn walsh and Henry H.
IL. 80, o,n,,nher II 1856 and re-
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Land For Sale.

7 AN authorized to sell tract Of land lying
in the BLADES, called QUINQUAGESIMA.
comprising Lots 1926, 1927, $3.50, 3:32, 1884,
3235, 1896, 3O5l, 3053, 3o55, 3O57, il51, 3l'e.
3O77, 307s, 1913, 3o1i and 303s. containing
about nine hundred acres. The tract lies in
the valley of Bear Creek near the farm of the
late John MclIenry, and will be gold very low.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber.
T. l.. PATTERSON,
May s, 1s62-it Cumberland, Md.
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Estate of John A. Hoffman.

NOTICES hereby given thatthe subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Alegany county, letters of Administration
on the estate of Jno. A. Hoffman late of Alega-
ny county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, properly anthem
tented, to tho subscriber, on or before tho
5th day of December, 1852, otherwise thoy
may by law be excluded from all benefit
in said estate. All persons indebted are requcs-
ted to make immediate payment. Given un-
der my hand this 9Th day of June, 1862.
KENNEDY II. BUTLER,
June 2, 1S62-3t Administrator.
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Office of County Surveyor,

FROM POLK STREET.
THE subscriber is ready at all times to make
l. surveys of land entrusted to his care, and
if required, Typographical Map of the came.
Survey made by Horizontal Measurement,
(the only true way to obtain correct Map or
Plat of the tract or tracts surveyed and Map
or Plat furnished, without extra cost.
June 5, lS62-ly. WILLIAM BRACE.
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Naas. TYot:rc.

NOTICE is h,r.iy ci,.0'oo Of whom it my
~ cenrlrn, 'lH' the urlpr.irrri viii irnk.
duplication :" the CuC1iy Commissioners II
Auesany CouhtN, ~ ttstr merting in Jul
EsAt. for the appointment al Cummis.Iuu"!s
viewers to 90 uVon the pr"u'isrs and view
aud lay ont n new public rond 10 District no
y. beginning at Tho turnpike r,nd OF the top
Of Polish Mountain, ard mining through the
iond- Of Elizabeth McCo. Wi,liHm Glider md
.lac0h kifcr, - intrrfect tu~ iliiRms' Eprd,
at a. GEAR Where Abraham Etfpr roy lives
JOSEPH MrELFISH,
WILLIAM Mccoy,
no WILLIAM SLIDER,
JACOB EITHR.
Nav 80, "a In
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The Calvert Iron
w ork S,
BALTIMORE, MD,

MANUFACTURES
Rail Road Spikes, all sizes and
kinds; Rail Road Chairs, every
pattern Bridge Bolts, Car Bolts,
Boiler and Tank Rivets. Boat
Spikes, Horse Shoes, III u / o
S aces.
Coal Companies and Railroad
Companies supplied with the above
and every article of iron they may
nced-at short notice.
J. HOPKINSON SMITH,
IS South Charles Street.
May 80, '62-3m.*
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Trustees s ale
Of q Valuable Trac: Of Ian

Of q Valuable Trac: Of Land.
'InE undersigned Trustee, VIII ,Ger at Pnb-
1 c sale, nj Che ruLl!g Equarc, In the city
IF Cumberland, OF
Saturday, 2lst day OF June, 1852,
1T 10 o'clock a. NJ,
all the right. title 1nl interest Of John &.
King, ln.e of Ailegany County, deceased, an
.esolc emf petitioner in and to the tract If !aud
s- "Good Luck"
containing about loo acres. From 4 TO 10
acres Of it are cleared. The laud lies about )
sn!!er from Oahund. Terns Of snle cash
THOMAS \. HOPKINS,
Msy %. cts. Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

A FIRST ratio HORSE Arp BUGGY IL offered
y at private sale. Those in ant will do we'll
20 call at THIS OFFICE.
June 5, l662-3t.
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ltI must SIT tHVy y"
they may not receive
Arbour, Vim II
Buck holder, Samson
Black, } osh ua
Brice, VIM
Beltz, Vim W
Barnes, Samuel 3
Brown, B
Blanch ard. Purvis De
Brown, 5 c z
Bernhard, Albert
Bittiugcr, August
Burrows, Chas
Cross, Jas T
Castle, Thos 8
Cole, William
Carr, william
Christy, Wm
Clendennen, VIM
Crabtreo, Eli
Chambers, Michael
Cummings, Rev ID
Darrngh, Samuel
Dean, Strauther .
Daily, Robt W 2
Dufur, Nathan
Ellis, James
Elwcll, Henry ii 2
Edson, Jno NJ
Elder, A nthony
Fitch tn or, jonathan
Groves, Theresa NJ
Gill, l. w
Galloway, Mr.
Graves, Jno 4 Bros
Gramlich, Jno NJ
Glenlen ming, Henry
Hanlin, Peter o
Hamlin, VIM
Hossin ger, VIM IL
Hamburger, VIM
Houghton, r c
Houck, Oliver .
Hunter, Noah J
Hycr, Harriet
Hale, L Webb
Harvey, Jane
James, Edgar
Kaiser, VIM
Kelley, Thos NJ
Knight, Sarah 4
X Kelley. r
Kyser, n J
Kelley, Mary M
Kidney, Lurman 0
I.rro Thos p Y
thinning. Merit
Linxllcr. Samuel
Lemons, Capt Jas
Morant, Jerry
Maxwell, Jno
MCary, Jno
Moflitt, John, Jr
M'Cahen, Maria
Mcdsker, Allen
MNaughton, Abram
Menzel, Chas II
NJ eeks, David
M'Dermott, Jarvis
Miller, Jno
Murray, Jas
Meacham, Lueina
Mich olson, Samuel
| O'Neill, Elizabeth
O'Brien, Michael
| Parks, Mary
Potter, Jno W
Patrick, Chas W
Pitzer, Mary j
Primer, Noah
Rizer, VIM
Roberts, Samuel
Ruokler, g
Robinson, Capt l. n
Sncares, Winfield
Steph ems, Vincent
Smalley, Virgil Il
Shepherd, Susnn
Scott, Richard II
Shriber, Miss NJ
Smith, Margaret
Shorthill, james
B.; Silver, Mrs Ann
Shiller, Jno
Sherlock, Jno o
Sanders, Dennis
Sanders, Elizabeth
Sean, Jno l.
Thayer, Chas
Towson, NJ
Ulster, Samuel
Vestal, David
Vogel, Frederick
Vance, Thos
Williams, Il NJ
Walker, Stephen
Whitmeyer, Nathan
Wolford, Margaret .
Young, Isabel
GE'
June 5, lS62.-lt
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DR.. GEO. Is. FUNDENBERG

uAe resumed the practice Of Med.cirs IF
II TICE aud res,denoe on Center Street,
Shriver's Row, in the house latsly occupied nv
James eehlcy, Esq. May !. go,
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Be I'm Tis.,e.

THE eubscribcr ~ill inFuro = thorough cure
ufany CANCER. not too widely spread in
re flesh, nor seate1 upou an artery.
Apply to :. COPPER
Tune l2-lt' FlIutstone, u J..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-06-19

In the Circuit Court
for a lie g an Y
County, sitting rs
n Court of Equity.
No. 1881, Eq.
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BLANKS
NJ For sale at thi,O eics
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List of Letters

sE1EXkAruyEA1u1ekE1zeSry.cS2sz
ss--.' - .
Letters
, Cumberland Post Office,
'sons calling for these let
re advertised, 9th crS Use
hem.
A
Akers, Homer
3
Bowman, Daniel II
Brugh, Daniel
Bell, Eliz, beth 9
Brooks, Henry T
Bullard, Henry
Burks, j w
: Bowers, Jno
Bartholomew, Joshua
Barbor, Samuel
Bowman, Jno q
Carter, Jas t
Clay, Henry
Chopper. Jno b
Cabbay, Jno A
Courtney, Nathan T
Cain, PRESLEY q
Crooks, 1t Robt Z 2
Clauson, S
d
Downs, II II 3
Douglas, Cath Elisab'h
Dabbs, j l. II 9
Darrah, Augustus
T.
Eaton, Gran dison
Eichelberger, Danl 6
Esentrout, Christina
+
Fisher, Margaret
Flora, MuIph A
G
Groves, Elizabeth Va
Germinger, Catharine
Gossney, Andrew 2
Gro,s, Mr.
Grace, Amelia Z
II
nLopwood, Josh ua
Harrison, Nathan
Higgins, Jno
Hughes, J W
Haines, DR. J N
Hughes, Edward
Howard, Abraham
Hoffman, Aaron
Hooker, Capt
Haley, ] V
Jones, DR. J J
X
Kemp, jesse 2
Kemp, WIN Ii c
Kiser, Julia
Kitchen, BENZ
Kean, Auntine
Kindred, Benz
L
Lisle, Jno
Lindeman, Jno
Lyndon, Jno
NJ
Mullan, Catharins
iller, Mary
Miller, VIM
Matthews, VIM
Menifoe, VIM
Morgan, W IN
Matte, Thes
Moore, C +
Morton, DR. Thes 2
Moore. E W
Mcguire, Sarah
Moore, David
Morris, Capt J d
Ohr, YIN II
p
Pennington, 1t R q
Phelan, ThOs
Poulton, VIM
Perry, W n
II
Ridgely, William
Rittsteiger, Juo Geo
Reed, Leonard
Regard, Jacob
s
Simmons, Jas 3
Simons, Joseph
Sevorens, Jas
Smith, jas L
Sucker, Jacob
Sigler, Jacob
Smith, James
STUFF, Hezskis
Stevenson, Geo n
Schwarz, X
Swarz, Conrad
Schmol, Christian
Schuyler, Curtis
Scott, Adam
Z
Tafe, Kate
Tahe, G odfrey
U
Uphold, Calvin
V
Valentine, Mr.
Vorrus, Aaron
"
wilkins. Margnre,
Wearing, Jno 0
z Wood, Jas
Y
Young, Elizabeth
I. A. HOFFMAN, =. ".
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DEMAINING in the Cumberland Post Office,
1C June /, 1862. Persons calling for these let
tiers must say they were advertised, othcrSise
they may not receive them.
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Road Notice.

Road NOtlCe.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom II may
~ concern, that the undersigned will make
application to the county Commissioners Of
Al!egany county at their meeting in June next,
for the appointment Of COmmissioncrs or view
ers to go upon the premises and determine
whether the public good does not require the
closing up of the road leading from the Town
Creek Aquodnct to Oldtown, or so much thereof
rs they may think proper, and open a new road
from Look No. 81, by Jas. Matthews to Oldtown
Tin district No. ~ in said county.
JOHN HARTLEY,
JAMES CRABTREB, Jr,
JOHN GLENNON,
NJ. J. PIPER,
May lin. LLOYD LOWE.
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SILVERWARE. &c

ROD u CE H is Il,
IN WHEELING, VA
Pryor & Frost,
NOS. 81 AND % MAIN STREET,
WOULD call the especial attention Of tho
w Merchants and Dealers Of this city to their
LARGE STOCK
FLOUR, BACON, SALT, GREEN AND DRIED
APPLES, DRIED PEACHES, KEN
lucky KILN-DRIED HOMINY,
STAR CANDLES, EXTRA QUA
LTTY LARD OIL, CHEESE,
BUTTER, LARD, MAC
KEREL AND WHITE
FISH, Ere, Ere.
Having the erclusire control of three brand,
Of CHOICE FAMILY FLoUR, we can Mt all timer
sell t. dealers at the lowest prices, by dray OF
ear load. Our warehouse being near the depot
of the B. d o. Il. r. Co., we make charge
for draying. We have also largo stock Of
Glover, Timothy, Kentucky Blue Grass, Or.
chard Herds Grass Seeds, all of this seasons
growth.
All orders promptly and faithfully filed, ana
entire satisfaction guaranteed.
PRYOR & FROST,
81 and % Main st., Wheeling, W.
Dec. &c, ls61-ly
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Order in Chancery.

The Cumberland Coal
aud Iron Company,
against
AndrcwM ehaii'ey Fran
ris Bloodgood, Allen
". Sherman, Luther
T. Mar Ii, and all or
ditors of the Cumber-
land Coal and Iron
COMPANY secured by.
the deed of trust of
September 30th, 1857,
made by said Com
pany TO said Mehaf-
icy, Bloodgood and
S h III an, whose
claims remain un-
paid, and unknown
TO complainant whe-
Their the same be re-
sidepts or non-resi-
dents Of the State OF
MARYLAND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

DISTRESSING CAsUiITT.-Two little boys,
sons of Mr.. Lowe and Mr.. McNary, of Co
lurnbus, we're drowned in the scioto river on
ThurBday morning. The little fellows, one
aged years, the other Z, were playing to-
eether near the river with their sled, TO
which they had Newfoundland dog attach
cd, and were induced by larger boy to go
onto the river and slide upon theioe. They
had hardly fairly got upon the ice till It gave
way beneath them, and they went down to
gsther. An attempt was made to save them
by a son of VIM: Aston, Esq, and he sue
ceeded, after much difficulty, and By the
help Of others, in reseuing one Of them, but
not until life was quite, or 90 nearly extinct
as to prevent Tesuscitation. The other was
carried under the ice. and his body was not
recovered for nearly sn hour afterward. Mr.,
and Mrs. Lowe are both absent in 81. Louis,
We cannot lose the opportunity to offer &
vsFd Of warning in this connection to those
nsrsnts whose children are seen daily about
The river aud canal sliding upon the iee.-
Tbs.s little fellows do not know tbs danger
tbst bssst them, and have not the judgment
q discern them, or the diaorstion to guarc
against them. They are, meSeoEsf' saVen'
tureuS, and under the influence Of isfse
boys, even when danger is isappaTent, are ne
unfrequsntly led into the most PerilOul
places. The parent commits 3 gross WrOni
who permits his little son 60 where eVeI
older heads cannot always see the peril tha
surrounds them.
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NEW YORA AmARKKF-Jau. 10
lAY THLlaRAFH.I

lMK IlLlqBAFH.l
K.LaUR15MtsEtst K.LUR-5M tS a shade fEmer, With very mod
MarGet closed irm.
SALES iSs0 at so for superfns state; s. 10
5,s5 for extra ststti IS 80 for superlne Westerni
S5,7see5 90 for eommsn 70 medium extra western;
S5 e5d6.0S for shipping brands extra round hOop
O-t1i 70 l0e36,75 for trade brands.
CANADA FLOOH-Blarkst be ter, with very
moderate demand Sales 725 btls at S5,5On5,6O for
suPsrnnei 20 e046I5 ior common 20 choice extra
RYE FIAlDR-Market steady, with sales 200
bbls at 50 ,5Oa425
,OORN mkAI1- Market quiet, without decided
WHIsKY-Markst unsettled, excited and prices
again advanced. SALES 10 bbls st no d5<o, chiefly
at inside price, closing with sellers hose hsures
WI GAT-MHrket quiet and firm; and sellers
sOmsWhat apart in their views. sales 6.5O
bush choice spring 49,; 1900 fair Mfiwsukee club
Sis2; 1000 bush c6otos am65r Iowa at ii S5S; 6,OO
amber Michigan at Sl45; 1850 good white western
RYE-Market firm. Sales 500 bush 1850.
aAR Ey-market rules hrm et 7la &c, with
sales Of sO bush state at 729sIc, and 200 bush al
-S0RN-Markst without decided change, but less
doing generally sale5 q 600 bush at CSC for mixed
Wssesrn in store. 651kc delivered.
OATS-Marketa little easier. Sales at n@43e for
I3fBey- Oansoas western and state.
FStgEG k-Market more active, with, however nC
decided change in price Sales 1850 bbls ct Sll75G
1878 tor mes; Sl35o9l3,s75z city cut prime mess
HREF-Markst quiet but firm. Sales Of %
bbls ct t5OO94,50 for country prime e5y0095,h0 fo
country messi $40 0o92,D for repacked meaHi SO,
pRIMR MESS BKKR-Msrket rules firm vi !
fair demand.
| REEF HAREs-Ma-ket dull at SI4@l5.
| OJlE MEAEa- Market dull, ct 461l5<c 70
/ shoulders; 55za61zc for hams.
/ BACOr-sides in good demand at very foil prices
Sales 1875 boxes at 6AaTc for western Gum berlan
middlesi 64 ea7c or city do 7c for long ribba
| do; 74 fJr lOpg clear do.
| DRESSED HOGs-Market steady. Sales At
64S.
| IGRD-MaTkst opened firm with a fair de
| nand. Sales ESQ bbls aE 7sSas4; and 1900 kegs
ats Included in sales 10 bbl5 10 aTriTes prim
| steam, at 81.
OHKRsK-Harkst dull ct 551a7c.
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Important from N. Orleans
REBEL VESSELS CAPTURED
1900 Stand Of Arms Seized /!
Last nights Report.
GRKAT mIssIssIPPI EXPEDITION.

GREAT MISSISSIPPI EXPEDITION.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. 10.
A greater portion of the troops already
embarked for the great expedition are not
expected to leave before tomorrow. It is
understood that Paine and McOlernand will
command the forces from here and Bird 3
Point Generals Smith and Wallace those
from Paducah
The Memphis Appeal Of the 9TH inst, con-
tains the following:
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 8.
The Charleston Mercury Of this morning
says the enemy were repulsed by the bayo-
net and ran in Bull Run style, leaving their
guns and knspsacks on the field. -Four dead
and many wounded soldiers were taken from
the field.
The dispatch does not state where this
took place.
The Mercury announces the arrival Of the
steamer Ella Marley, from Nassau. She was
pursued by blockaders but escaped. She
brought nine passengers, including I. D.
Bisbie, Of Norfolk, bearer Of dispatches; also
a valuable cargo.
A New Orleans dispatch announces the
surrender of a small force of rebels at Bill
loxG two cannon were aptured. The dis
patch also states that Butler and his com.
mand were at Ship Island.
As Biloxi was considered in the possession
of the Federslists, Buffers occupation is
momentsrily expected.
The federal prisoners confined in the
Charleston jail are to be transferred to Col
umbis.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.
Special to Evening Journal:
The Cairo Expedition has commenced
moving. A large portion of the force has
already gone down the river. 1t is under
convoy of the gun-boats Essex and Lexing
ton. The Expedition will probably land at
Jefferson, five miles below Birds Point. The
remainder of fhe Expedition is being rapid
ly embarked and will sail By tomorrow.
Special to Tribune from Cairo:
Forces from st. Louis which have been
detained in the river in consequence Of g
steamer blocking up the channel, will arrive
tomorrow morning.
Special to Times from Cairo:
The advance of the Expedition, composed
of McClernand's Brigade, landed eight miles
down the Mississippi, at the mouth of May.
field Greek, Kentucky side, where tents we're
pitched Tor the night. Gen Grant and Stah
went down during the afternoon and return
ed at dark. Remainder Of the force move in
the morning.
A despatch dated Mobile the Sd, says:
Yesterday the guns OF Fort Piekens opeu-
ed on Confederate steamer, when the Pen
sacola guns returned FIRE. The bombardment
continued Is hours and nobody hurt on oUR
side. What damage was done to the Lin
colnites not known. AbolitiOnists discon
tinued firing long before we did.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 9Th says
On Saturday Eve hundred well armed mer
left Arkansas for O5ceola, No, with two
hundred wagons loaded with provisions fol
Price. They also had eight rihed cannon.
The Galveston News of the 25th ult, says
Vessels laden with twenty thousand stand
of arms, had been captured by the bloeksdinr
feet. The Florida Legislature has electet
A. E. Maxwell, and J. 81. Baker to the Con
| fsderate Senate.
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RROVT ar LOUIs.

81. Louis, Jan. 10.
Gen. Palmer telegraphs Gen. Halleck from
OtterVille that on the sth Majors Terrence
and Hubbard, with 45O troops, attacked the
notorious rebel Poindexter, with from ], 600
to l, 300 men, on Silver Greek, Howard eoun-
ty, totally routing them with a loss of seven
left on the field, Many more were carried
of. Fifty to ssventy-6Ee wounded, and
thirty prisoners. Our loss is four killed
The rebel camp was destroyed, and large
number of horses and arms taken. A fog
alone saved them from complete destrue-
ton.
The Union Merchants Exchange Of St
Louis was organized to-day. One hundred
and fifty firms enrolled their names as mem
hara
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FRonI nav YORK.
NEw YORK, Jan. 10


Additional news by the Oriental from Port
Royal
Twelve vessels were awaiting storage for
their cargoes at Port Royal, and new store
houses were to be imme 1iately constructed.
Our forces ct Tybee have been increased
5000 from Port Royal.
Fort Pulaski kept firing, and one man
had been killed.
A skirmish took place between part Of
Gen. sherman's forces on the main land, on
the 9th, resulting in serious loss to the reb-
els, besides seven prisoners.
Com. Dupont had sent 3, 500 men to re in
force Gen. Sherman to make active opera
ton on the railroad between Savannah and
Charleston, and had severely eensured Gen.
Sherman for want Of activity.
Re-inforeements are daily arriving at Port
Royal, and all the troops are in good health
and eager for a fight.
Progress is being made in the collection
of cotton, and negroes are continually arriv'
fnr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

~ The price Of the MoEHIEs LsADEA 70
nsNs agents Il One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation undsr any
circumstances.
The postage on the LzADHsj 70 NSWs
DsalorS, is Ons-fOursh of q can't par copy.
We would prefer that parties RENTING
postage stamps should send rs one and throe
cant instead Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

CLEVELAND HIARKET--Jan. 10.
FLOUR-Market Qaiet and unchanged. sales
Of 70 bb!s extra at $3.50.
WHEAT-Narkst steaIY and quiet Sales Of 8
cars white Tn tack At ssci l car red ct s21 from
store; do do at ssj from store; aud Co do at &c
en- track.
OORN-Dall at Csc On trAck, with sales Of l car at
that price.
OATs-Dull at 26o on track, with sale of car at
that prics.
BARLEY-sale of car very choice at 500.
MESS PORK-sales Of zoo bbIs at 5000, and
500 bbls at SlO,l5.
BUTTER-1tarkst dull at l2slso for ". R. rcIl,
aud s91l0 for keg.
EGGS-DuIl. Last salrs at l2c.
CHEEsE-steady at 51696c for ch1ice ". B.
LARD-stesdy at sXs751s for common to choice
kettle rsndered.
FRVITs-Dried Apples are firm at 51465ze.-
Dried Peaches. unpeelsd, are worth 8, 2 h.
sERDS-sales Of 70 bush Timothy ct SI62k-
Last sale Of Glover at Ss75.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

Go1EG AwAT.-Let it be borne in mind by
those suffering from corns snd bunions, and
have not avsiled themselves Of DR.. Rendsll's
services, that his stay in this city positively
terminates with Monday next. The list of
testimonials which have appeared from day
to day in our columns are the greatest proofs
of his professional skill.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

DEPARFED WoETEIEA-Anong the eompa-
ny sent out by Capt. Richardson last night,
were three birds" who have done more for
the disquietude Of our city than any other
cause, and whose places It will neither be
easy nor desirable to fill. These are Ele-
phant Bill, Bill MalOny alias "WhisHy Bill, p
and Hugh Nelson. Their enlistment is due
to the exertiOns of Marshal Gallagher, who
certainly deserves credit for thus dispOsing
Of them, and We hope he viii continue the
good work.