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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06

Departure Of Mrs, ROnse for PittshurT
aw4r#i Landing, ss.s
Mrs. Rouse, the estimable President Of
the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, left the
city Wednesday evening in company of
Professor Newberry, for Pittsburg Land
ing, for the purpose Of examining into the
condition Of our wounded and sick SOL
diers, and to ascertain personally the wants
Of the hospitals She viii superintend
the distribution Of the contents of 450
boxes ofhOspital stores, shipped recently
by the Society, for the use lof the different
hospitals in the vicinity of the late battle
field. She will stop on her way at Louis
willie to examine the hospitals there,
We commend this philanthropic and ex-
cellent woman to the kindly attentions Of
the loyal people of Louisville.
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\. Y. STOCK 1LGRKEF-Jahe 5.

MON EE-The supply 0f cIpital is abundant and
the market is quite easy 3e5H b cent call, and
prime paper il scarce and wanted ut 41s53 u cent.
STER LING EXCHANGE Market hrui at
ll43RGli4A for bankers bills.
(sOLD-AmeIican gold, is firm at q cent pre-
MUM. California gold barss sieadJ At 4eais 3 cent
premium. -. f
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Market inner
United States 6s 81 lO6lsl063i $40 Treasury Notes
lO6dl06l6.
TODKS-hIarlzet active and better. Chicago &
Rock Island 6Es;= Chicago, Burlington q Qnincy IS
Cleveland Toledo 46; Galena Chicago ll]4i Illi-
nois Central scrip 6f; Michigan Southern g1nTnteed
IS; Michinn southern 25i Michiln Central ~;
Hudson 4iAi Harlem preferred 365s Harlem lit4 ti
Erid 36 3, Erie preferred c6al, New York Central y 3;
Pacific Mail ll7 Uuitcdftates 6s 's5 coupons Jos 3;
United States 6s year Certificates lpJ4-
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BUFFALo 5IARKRT-June 5.

OUR-aIarket quiet and unchanged. -
HEAT-Market opened with fair demand, but
after receipt Of the steamers news became dull and
dropping. No sales Of Importance We're reported
CORN-Alarket also Qpenos, trm blII elDsed dull
with parties apart Sales 1000 bush out Of condition
at 3lci l4,00o bush at d7ttdTiae.tr '1r Iail
OATS-Market better and in good demand. Sales
n 000 bush AZ SIC.
StSN-MaIket quiet and no sales
CANAL FIf ZIG HTs--Steady az p &c on wheat,
lOisc on corn to New York.
MpORT'S-74,f00 bbis flour; a, 600 bush wheat;
4 OQ0 bush corn. f.
EXPORTS zoo bbls hOrrr; si,000 bush wheat;
u6,OO bush corn 20000 bzsh oats p 900 bush re,
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/. Surgeon General Gustav C. E. Weber
with his Secretary, w. R. Locker, Esq, are
in Cincinnati on business connected with
the fitting out of another State Hospital
boat for Pittsburg Landing.
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DIED.

In this city, Thursday, June 5th, JONATHAN
ROBINSON, aged 81 years.
The funeral viii take place at his late residence
Is Hanover street, West Side, tomorrow Saturday
at 2 O'Clock P. u.
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q PEEsnNAL.--A Maun Chunk, Pa, dis
patch of June Sd, says This mornings
train brought to our quiet town Senator
Starke, Yallandigham, and others Of the
same stripe. They were guests Of Asa
Packer. The BrecKinridgers were delight
ed at the sight of the leaders.
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Trn,nhnlI Connrrr YnInnteers.

Trumbull County has sent 1874 valun-
teers to the war, exclusive of the l30 who
responded to the last call of Gov. Tod,-
Good for TrdmbuH,
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$. F9tI44Rz, seo'y.
Clad o Be ! PrI.oner.


1t was a significant. indication Of the in
pressment Of unwilling eOnseripts into the
rebel army Of the South, when a young
man, hardly arrived at maturity, who was
captured by some Of Gen. Mitchelrs men,
said How glad my poor mother viii be
when she knows lam a prisoner There
w. 'rviv essay upon the despotism of
the rebel leaders IN the Involuntary re-
mark. "a. ...5 .... a--a1.,
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REAL ESTATE.

WESTERNl LAND.-H. H5ITT-
TIE, of The lafs hFm Of Little Ksyes. has
constantly on had large quantity OF me Farming
Lands IN Iowa higconsiI and Missouri 10 exchange
Office with Rouse Jennings, Marble Block sane
flor-st@ll- ~ - ia it mayl3.R6
I FYBIANL LITTLE, DEALER IN
il RIAL ESHAT TE.-Keepsa great varsity Of FsrI1s
and City Property for Sale OF Rent. Also, chnicls
Iowa and Missouri Oi11e No. 8, AtNatsr Ha1lilg,
Cleveland, Ohio ~. fs16sL25
! I'D EAL ESTATE-E. N. KEYES,
u 4 formerly 0flhe firm of Littles 3 Keyes,) ha5
opened Real Estate Once Ia IuIse's Block cdTheF
Of suDelior-St and Public SQUARE, and haseoustanily
on hand several thousand acres Of INST quality faTm
ing Lands N the States of Iowa Wisconsin and q Is
aquri toexchange for city country prsFeFtT; also
lor all kinds Of personal property. PaTt cash paid il
neoassary. aprl6.R15
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AiILWAUIEEEs ma l-EssaiEs--rr .5IriIr-
.. FAY 7FTranapH 7s.....la ID.

HL0UR-Market dull .I- --t.r... ..---r
WHEAU-NIarkes firm Sales at 7se for No ];
T2lE &c for 6O.2s 700 siit --l tt.l
lREGBIPFS-2,SO 500 bbls d9Br; s,009 bush wheat.
SHIPMENTS bhls douri I2s,0Ol bushels
wheat H .l-
FREIGHTS- to Buffalo. ll.5. $50
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FOR SALE OR RENT,


/ ct. CLAIR STREBT@HOUSE 4
| - FIVE ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE--Iames
HUugitOn oilers for sale his Cottage House thar he
nov lives in srrounled by splendid eYeFgTeens Of
large growth and other nme shade trees. As0n Eruir
and vineyard, of 20 bearing Grape Vines dn wire
ngs The House Contains IS large room, with caiI-
ings n ft high, and cellar 20 1y q feat win fur
acres of hne meadow land and an in good order for
present occupation Price loW-cau be viewed a any
lime sundaIs excepted. uay2s;Rl2
! lTFHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FOR
Il sale two very 6ne young HoFses. Ous OF fhan Is
maysIinle J6HE WEBSTER & co
TOR RENT.-THE FINE AND
With every convenience Enquire az LeedaH Guunting
Room, oE on the premises Of
may2l:Rl2 WI. GIVEN.
/ EN0R RENT.-THE SECOND FLOOR
FL % our Store, 80. 100 Water-St
mayA Rlz sPhNCEk AlkLlEA-
/ RAGINE FOR SALE.-ONE SEC
| Il \ osD hand Six-Horse Power Engine aud Boar
I At50, one large size Bark MI l1r sale.
G3 gi tI 3 @ p fkhCINALl & o.
malll.all 40 II lselaand-ef-
4 DOR RENT-THR Nav HOUsF.
j. No, 6s Pn0spect-St Contains eleven roous,u
liii modern Improvements anli within ninutesalk
Of thePost 0fice and Market. Would Be leased %
good tenant Tor term q ye9Is ApPly g .-1f
may6;kl2 J. MASUhf Next Door.
OFFICES TO LET.-SEYERAL
" good Offices recently ftted Up IN good ORDER to
leg in American buildings Rent low; ia3
aprln:tIz s. OOLAHAh, Ager.f.
STORE FOR RENT.-A GOOD
~ Store and Basement-Wel located rnssgs-f7r,
given phi lst. Enquire Ct the Leader diaee 81 "a
= CoNles- u 1H Eaar2ERl2
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1851 WANTS 8 BOUND.

[ &S REWARD i-STRAYED a
~ SJ,io Or stolen @ from the sulssori5eT, il IN
April - enc Brown MARE years --AA4-L-1-
old u OF = hands high, with white star Ia fnraha
one white bot and gfy thin in flesh when she sf7Ved
Also-one DARK BAY MARE, some would eiii n
Drulql) 2 years Old Iafher of Pony breed abou5 Isl
OF e hand high Fifh small STAR Ia forshsid and
N good order lhe above reward VII be given FOR
lhe retlrn Pr sid Mares % The scriler ~ nF in
iornFition that viii lead 70 their discovery
Camden Station, o., 5Iay is, lsi5. iunesssl
OST-ON WEDNESDAY MORNING-
u 4 Brown Calf Skin Pocket Book, or Wallet, con-
aiming befWeen AinentY and One Hundred Dollars
inLBank Biz Als0-a Note % Hand for about Your
teen Dqllars- The above was lost between ColaHler
snq Cleveland, The knelid Road, The finder vim
le R1ndsqmey rewarded by leaving Z at the pOst Of
nee m Collanler, or at the Leader Counting Room
l4llt2at " .5y-l- l.-L - ID tklil0A.
Ll0UND.-A SMALL AMOUNT
u Of money which tho owner can have by calling
q Taylor GFisWUld = COS, and paying foF tbs ad-
vertisemept, - -.- my23
WANTED TO BUY-A HORSE
w and Waeon, such as Is used in delivering goods
in The city Call at 10 oRtario-st. may27
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND 1Pf{IDUCE sIARKFr.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
FRIDAY MORNISG, june 6, 1862. J o.
aFLOuR- marizet yesterday was dull and IN
changed, with only few small sales at previous
quotations
WHEAT-Tho market stiIl eontinues dull and
heavy. Sales Or 1868 Duh. Zee on board at 9lc.
CORN-Market dan and heavy. No sales re
ported. F-trF
HIGHWINES S-sale Of 20 bbls at 2lc.
T7nnss--st,udIys "a sl7rie--
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CHICAGO nIARKET-Jms S.

+ FIOUR.-Market dnll and hdarq, o -.Ifl
WHEAT-Market upusaallF dull and Li4l1sC
COR k7ilarEet less actru.i Saies at y 7512sc ioi
old mixed in store, ,-. a.. ..f a. .
RECEIPTS bbls Hour 65,0JO bush wheat
Ih2OO0 bush corn E.-5 -H-l- Ilft W
SHIPITENTs-l2O 900 Bbls -four; 10000 bu wheat
81 ,u0u bush corn.
FRFIGHTS-Dull. SC on corn to Buffalo.
( CIIaN6fE-unchanged Gold unchanged.
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MIssELLANEnUs-

PGorELLER DErE0ir No met with an accident q
day or two since down near Lone Point Lake Eric
by breakinG heIt machinery. She succeeted In get
ting into Port Dover where she at present remains
The tnE Eagle was sent 70 her aef and win tow hal
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M A RI n u 5 5
Port OF CLRVELAND. Z

ENTEEED-JUNE ..
Steamer 1Iay Queen, Vigar, Detroit. t-
Propeller Vermont, Smith, OgdenshurCh-
Propeller Forest Queen, Carney, Buffalo,
Propeller Mineral Rock, MCkay, uutoHagon.
Schooner Cuyahqga, Roberts, buiialO. eslIt
Schooner Raleigh, Town, Oswego.
Schooner Scotland Ames, Buffalo.
Schooner DaslIing Wave, Eggestpne, Buffalo ..
CLEARED. -r-....
Steamer May Queen, VigeT, Detroit - L..-
Propeller Vermont smith, o'ZdsushurEh.
Propeller Forest Queen. Cnmey Buffalo
Brig Amazon, Young, Buffalo. l. ..-u
Schooner Raleigh Town, lhunfier Bay.
Schooner scotland, Ames, BufiRlo. .rI.illI
Schooner Chisholm, Ed.lison, Port Huron
Schooner Cuyahega, Roberts Chicago.
schooner q. " Brainard, Henderson, bufalO.
Scow liighland Chief, LaWelf Port Huron. .
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If0R RENp.-THE SECOND FLOOR
E % our Store, 80. 100 Watef-St
+ maV11.R12 SPENCER 4 HTETTFN
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RNGINE FOR SALE.-ONE SEC
4 0Sn hand SiN-Eorss Power Engine and Bcisr
AIs0, one large size Bark Mil for sale
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Roomy residence No 35 GheshiFs-st rgblsls
With every convenience Enquira az ieedeH Counting
Room, S51S 81 .B39 on the premises Of u,, o,,-,
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saletwo very fne young Horses. one Of theIn IS
last. Both VIII b sold cheap.
mHysIiIile JOHN WEBSTER & CO
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Spring and Summer Goods.

consisting in part of the following articles !;
Dress Goods, Millinery Goods, Plain and
Fancy Silks, Embroideries, Housekeeping z
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Laccs, and
so on, ad infaitum
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EBENsBURG AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, May S, 1862, trains
AN this road will run as follows: s-
LEAVE EBENsBuRG-
At53c A. NJ, connecting with Fast Mail
East and Express West.
lt6.25 P NJ, connecting with Mail Train
West and Express East.
LEAVE CREsSON-
At S55 A. NJ, or on departure of Fast Mail
East and Express West.
At 745 p NJ. or on departure of Mail
Train West and Express East.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. -Supt.
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A JTDITOR'S NOTICE.

IA The undersigned, Auditor appointed
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county to
report distribution of the funds in the hands
of A, c. Mullin, Esq, Administrator of estate
of Charles n. Peary, deceased, upon his ac-
count filed, hereby notifies all persons inter
ested in said distribution that he will attend
to the duties of said appointment at his office,
in the borough of Ebensburg, on MONDAY,
the 25th day of AUGUST next at one o clock,
=. NJ WM. kITTELL. Auditor.
July II 1862-3t%
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE

IA The undersigned, Auditor appointed
by the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county to report distribution of the proceeds
of the real estate of Thomas kaylor, sold by
the Sheriff on AL. Nend. Exponas No. 54 June
T., 1862. at TIE suit of John J. Glass and wife,
hereby gives notice to all parties Interested
in the fund that he will sit in the discharge
of the duties of said appointment al his office,
in the borough of Ebensburg, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of AUGUST next, at one o'clock,
P N WM. klTTELL, Auditor.
July II, l862-3tS
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

N The undersigned, Auditor appointed
by the Cou:t of Common Pleas of Cambria
county to report distribution OF the proceeds
of Sheriff : sale of the real estate or Charles
H. Kennedy, decd, sold at the suits of Davis
& Tibbott and DR.. Wm. Lennon, on fend
Expon. Nos So and 80 June T., 1862, hereby
notifies all persons interested in said fund
that, he will attend to the duties OF his said
appointment at the office of VIM. kIttell, in
the borough of Ebensburg, on MONDAY, the
tIth day of AUGUST next, at one o'clock.
p. NJ. JOHN ,. RHEl. Auditor.
July II. IS62-3t
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NEW CHEAP CASH sTORE.,-
CHATS WHAT'S THE NATTER -

z. J. MILLS & CO. beg leave to announces
to the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity thst
they have just received at their new store
room, on High street, a most complete assort-
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ment of the following officers: President,
John Elder; Vice Presidents, Michael
Durbin, Washington Douglass; Secreta-
ries, Peter M'G ough, Nicholas Nagle.-
Patriotic appeals were delivered by John
F. Barnes. Daniel Mclaughlin, Rev. Mr..
Mitchell, and Judge Easily, of Johnstown,
Jos. M'Donald, of Ebensburg, and Rev.
Mr. Burns, of St. Augustine. Large del
egations were present from the surround
ing towns and townships, and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. Clearfeld will do
her share in the good work.
"A meeting will be held at Carroll
town on Friday evening. Let the pa
triuts in that section turn out
As a result of these and efforts to fol-
low, full company will leave Ebensburg
for camp in few days. Its muster-roll
embraces the pride and flower OF our town
and surroundings, ready and willing to do
their entire duty in whatsoever capacity
they may be placed. May their efforts
conspire largely to bring about that con-
summation we all so ardently desire-the
utter crushing out of this internal and
causeless rebellion
PATRIOTISM IN JoHNsTowN.
! Johnstown has been truly in blaze OF
enthusiasm during the past ten days
Meetings have been held, money lavishly
subscribed, and one company-Captain
Kopelin s-numbering 10 men, has al
ready been despatched to camp. Another
company-Captain Butland's-is reported
ready to follow, if it has not already done
so while a third company is in process
of enrolment Johnstown has done nobly
her efforts are worthy of all praise and
emulation.
Capt. Kopelins company went into
Camp Curtin on Monday. The following
are its commissioned officers
Captain, Abraham Kopelin.
| First Lieutenant, John Downey.
Second Lieutenant, Powell Stackhouse.
Capt. Butland's company went owe,
the road to camp ON Wednesday morning
Cambria's quota-two companies-l:
therefore now in the field, and two Other
companies nearly recruited y
The Johnstown companies are to be
enrolled under. the nine months requisi
tinn.
Treason .fnd no aJiding-pldce In Cam6ris
connty-East, Vest, North, South
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Not to mince matters, he keeps
FIRST Glass COUNTRT .STOEE,
where anything everything a person may
need or desire can be obtained.
no CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS,

Sss'" The Public is requested to roil ia
Inc more the mcrrier-alti secbrc Bargass ;.
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No. 2sI Liberty Street,
Il RIGHT OR WRONGg
UNION PLANLNG MILL.
EJe,SLUy1 peuEu

The subscriber begs leave to inform the
Public that he is prepared to furnish. on
short notice and on reasonable terms. all
manner of WORKED LUMBER, SASH AND
DOORS and MOULDINGS.
All work warranted TO give entire satisfac-
ton, otherwise no charge will be made.
Orders from distance solicited, and filed
with promptness and dispatch.
neAs Rough Lumber taken IL exchange for
Work ed Lumber. b. t. WILLIAMS.
Ebensburg Jan. so l862-tf
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"UGH A. MCCOY,
Snddle and Harness Manufacturer

EBFN.SBI HVr, T \.
Office one door cast of Davis, Jones a Co
Stare.
large stock of ready made Harness. Sad
dies, Brides, Re, constantly on hand aud for
sale cheap. Dec -, ls6l-tt.
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ALSO =
Boots and Shoes. Hats Caos, Bonnets,
Groceries, Hardware, Queenswarc,
Notions, Perfamcry, Stationery,
Flour, Bacon. Cheese, Mackerel Herring
and Cod Fish, Syrups and Molasses,
Iron and Nails, Glass, Salt Oils,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c, &c, &c.
In short-not to dip further into tedious
details-they intend keeping
ANUMBER ONE STORE,
Where the comfort and convenience of
country community can be successfully
tered to.
BY buying large stock at time, they are
enabled TO sell their goods ct
TRIFLING ADVANCE on CITY PRICES.
Roll in and see for yourselves. No charge
for showing articles.
he& Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Ebensburg, April "A. lSG2.
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HAY UP!PAY UP!,-

DAY UP. PAY UP!,-
Il All persons indebted to the subscribers
by either Note or Book account, hereby
notified to make immediate payment. Costs
will be saved by attending to this in time.
d. ]. EVANS & son.
Ebensburg. May %, lS62-3t.
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"A party Of excursionists from this
place visited Cresson, via e. & c.. RR.,
Oh Friday last. They complain OF having
had pleasant time
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Balance in hands of Treasurer, s

SAD ACCIDENT.-Mr. Thsmas CALM
Treasurer of this county, met with very
severe accident on Saturday of last week
lie, in company with a friend, indulged
in a drive out in the country several miles,
when the horse through some cause be-
came frightened ard ran Off. Mr. G..
jumped from the buggy, and in so doing
was SO unfortunate as to fracture his left
leg below the knee, the bone slipping and
piercing through the skin. His injuries
were promptly attended to and he brought
to town next day, where, with careful at
tention, he will probably soon convalesce
The sufferer has our sincere sympathies>
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The ears on the Ebensburg &
Cresson Railroad commenced running to
the depot proper, on Centre street, on Fri
day Of last week. The +. & c. RR. may
therefore te considered an "institooshun
and nine cheers for that
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WHAT THE LADIES ARE DoING-An-
nexed is a list Of articles sent by the Ia
dies of Ebensburg to A. j. Riley, Esq,
Washington, II. c., for the benefit of sick
and wounded Union soldiers
l39 cans Jellies and Fruit, bottles Cor
dial, , bottles Catsup, % bottles Wine, rolls
Muslin, ? rolls Linen, | Pillows, ball Twine,
packages and boxes Soap, Pin Cushion,
Shirts, package Paper and Envelopes, 10
Fans, sacks Dried Fruit, boxes Mustard,
jar Prunes, papers Corn Starch, 6 jars JeI-
lies ard Preserves, Thread, Buttons and Tape,
Il paper Pins, roll Calico, lb. Loaf Sugar,
Is Wrappers, l package Prunes, l package
Nutmegs,2 3 linen Table Cloths, linen Sheets,
81 pair Hose, IA muslin Sheets, ~ Thumb
stalls, 20 Pillow Cases, "a Pocket Handker-
chiefs, Is pair Drawers, GS Towels.
Amt. money collected, SiS.75
- - paid out, 30.04
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-17

A PEOPLE IN EAKNEsr.-On his arrival in
New York Mr. Ely was warmly welcomed by
a dcputation of the Sixty ninth (Irish) Regl
ment. lie male speech to crowd Assem-.
bled in the corridors of the ST.. Nicholas Hotel
which concluded as follows:
"If have learned anything in the past il
is th,t we fight people terribly in earnest. =
The cry of Polofax at Saratoga even
TO the KIN fe'-is still their cry. Firm in the
belief that we seek their subjng alton, they
have waxed desperate, and nelthr life MOI
treasure will ue spared to prevent the advance
of our arms. A rebellion so extensive and
Jealous a. that which now reigns tn oughou'
the South can only De ove' come by the best
and strongest efforts of a united North. We
must, as one man, shoulder t. shoulder, heart
to heart, forgetful Of party, of prejudice, Of
al bat country, join with the Government
IN it's exertions for the preservation of the
Republic So only may we, by Gods good
help, resters the national banner whence il
has been rudely torn, aBd, by conquest, win
enduring peace, and establish our power to
cope with traitors at home as successfully q
we have with foes from abroad"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-17

TSecession sympathies not only trans
form quiet citizens into malignant and muir
derous rebels, but change women who should
be ladies into raving termagants. Now that
Mrs. Grecnhow has been deprived of her
quart of wine, she may become tolerably civ
il, but even more thorough discipline will be
required in the case of Mrs. Baxby, the f.
male who tried to smuggle letters from Rich
mond to Baltimore. She was arrested just a
the Fortress Monroe boat had reached Balti-
more, ard fought the officer who attempted
to search her until she was literally stripped
of hel clothing. She had letters and other
documents concealed in the most unheard Of
parts of her wardrobe, the place where cotton
usually abounds bein consecrated to sur
geon's commission from jeff Davis and va
rious papers Of especial importance. When
taken to Fort McHenry she at first refused to
eat, but though she finally concluded not to
starve to death, she was far from amiable at
last accounts.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-17
Iowa News.

"A man is now lying in Bremen county
Jail for throwing his wife's newly born child
into the hog pen and allowing it to be devour.
cd by the hog, he denying bis own paternity
of the child. . 81. -
AMYsrERY.-A wild boar was killed last
week in Palo Alto county, by number Of
inhabitants collected for that purpose, after q
severe combat He was first seen in the corn
Geld of John Muloney who gave tho alarm,
when the assault commenced and the boal
subsidized after having received fourteen rifle
balls. Judge Hickey has his skin: which .'h,. is
nearly one inch in thickness also the tasks,
which measure Ave inches in length. The
body was nine feet long from the snout to the
tail, which terminated in TUT Of hair; tn
invsrisble characteristics Of the Westphal'an
Boar. This snimal is not indigenous to these
attitudes; Mlis sapposed to have escaped from
sens SUSCEPTIBILITY Dodge DsmesreG
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-17

~ In the so.called Democratic Conven-
OF. hsld in Inlianapolis on the 9th, q reso.
luton complimentary to Ex-Governor Wright
and endorsing the dying declarations of patri.
o.ism by Stephen A. Douglas, was howled and
hoo,ed down. Such clamor was raised that
the resolution was not put to vote. Why
didn't the Democracy" indorse Breckinridge
their late candidate for the Presidency, and
Jessie D. Bright, their representative In thu
Senate?