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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT


Destruction of r ai,lroa d
bridges in Ohio Guerfillas
active in the Cumberland
Fort Donaldson abandoned
Exciting news from Gen.
Pope's army-The army of
y Virginia in full retreat
Critical situation-SIGEL
" commands the zear guard
The rebels in fill force
II marching on Fredericks-
burg@---;Prospect of bloody
battles, &C., &c. s' ed, SET ss.s '5'7s ssf
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: OMAHA. N THE Republican Conven-
ton nominated IS. g.. Dolly for Congress
this afternoou.,es -
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shs Contributors and ErPsrfsses or en-
Easefsa. Published for the bsnefit and as q
warning ana = caurion to young men who suffer
from Nervous DEBILITY, Premature Decay, &c,i
supplying at the same tin the means of Self-Cure
By enc who has cared himself sitter being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
nuackory. By enclosing pc paid addressed en-
velope, stSsLs COPIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,, Bedford, Kings,
Co.. N.Y. sdl fas si'ivsrafE p mills -d&w1y =
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PHILAuELrHIA, Aug. a. Rear Adni-
raj George Campbell, Governor of the Ma
oval Asylum, ia this city, died this morning
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Ths .sppsIIf1s.-Ii is a very sitiicult n

THE ssPpssftts.-It is a very difficult matter
with the majority Of persons to restrain their aPpe
gtites; hence, see an abundance Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders Of the stoma
and Digestive Organs. Hoohand's Gefmsn Bitters
will entirely these complaints aud restore the
pstem TO issotigfpsl igor and strength. They
are for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everyN here, Mt rs cents p-r bottle. febls
" has cws y onaan DO fs War.--Much
every way. But she can't keep peace in the fam
lily without bottle of Dead Shot to kill off the
blood i thirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bngs that,
uninvite l. introduce themselves to her dodgers, to
heir great annoyance and disgust. Now is the
time to use it. KiIl 'eni nov No family should
be withrut it. THE Dead.shot snskes q clean
sweep; renders peace certain By the humiliation
of the enemy. SOLD BY,ALLTHEDkUGG
Agents in Evansville, KELLER b WHITE.
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We are inclined 70 think the design Of
the meeting isiO prepare some patriotic
songs TO give variety to the great barbecue
demonstration on Tuesday next.
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Keastssckfsssss..i
unE ccSEs86sk4R AsTxTBs

" EE CeFFRNER9T E EST4TBs
& sFr,v'has again crossed the frontiers Of your
proud old Commonwealth. asa g.'u 1881 ~ a.
After ySTr of Ifpfated decl ration Of 10. airy to
the Fe5e-sl government. and notwithsta nding
their pretended cardinal principe of state Scy-r.o
eighty they invaded your soft 30 fotce ysu into
ILL, il goytrnment a. heI pnin Of fhc bayoDet, and
your Lrmirs dJotesthem heuce- "A gain now hav
th+y Atenpt' yossr' xubng&tion,i and the issue
they have made must again be tried by tho sweTd
and he bcyonet. You and your neighhors sfSse
been driven from Jour Soncs by rheir nfaranding
bands; your Ervperty has been stolen destroyad
ard y0ur ver ted rights haze been iufr'Bged To
tho who bar the heart - & Ell and tile coura -
10 Tedre-s tn Sc great wrong, We would say tifat
the opportunity Is offered YOU "a do 10y respond
rg to+he late cal; If the President for volunirets
The 18th Rtgimert Of Kentucky " Cavalry res been
accepted and there &, room atn mig Lus . or a fw
more cemPanies, ar all Hose no deste 10 etls-t
with us are iequ std "a report themselves a. Har.
f"d' ky-' INN o1s: iss ifssRs 1oAcaRAz 70
/. L. LJGHTH00T, Lieut., ~Colenel 2
LAaKINJ. PROCTOR, Majors.
tnH Is. PArg,H alra8 re13 20 ofeel 80
Louisville, Aug. 3l--lSt 9iu'tlin' -ia,.- ~
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g GILBERT & CO.'S.''

q H
q U.N.Ls REES.-Clothes Plus, White Lime,
~ Lemon Syrup, Tomato Oatsup. Rice, Almonds,
Fitterts, English walnnts, figs, r.isins, curTants,
oysters, sardines, alum, epson salts, Toll sim-
stone, sulphur, cepperas. madden, extract of log-t
VOID, indigo, cream tartar soda. bed cords of all
Kinds tobacco of all kinds, backing, batting, nut
megs, tgs1s OF all kinds, ginger. glass jars, Ian
pickles, stone pipes POWDER PERCUSSION caps, fsh
Of all kinds, safety fuse soaps Of all kinds starch,
vinegar camp hor letter, otes cap and fancy
PAPER, WI appDg paper envelopes, salt prtre gum
drops, wooden bowlss jgjube pas.esl einpamcn,
dried be british iust-e, tonDee br ards, Ink, oil
nails sarh, glass; al spico soda, pain killer, liquor
ice, &C., &c &C.
~ supply Of the at owe kept constantly on hand.
and for GALE low by s. E.Gilberte Cos No. syca.
ALMoNDs AND FILBERTs.-10 bbls for sale
by s. i Gilbert d Co. =
MANILA CORDAGE.-5e rolls sm all size, for
sale By s. Glib Co. -
2 BONNET BoARDS.-2o gross, for ssiss BY s. 3.
Gilbert q Co. - so
eIGARS.-10O,OOO, all qualiti.s, from common
to the vcry best, for sale low. "a
STAR CANDLEs.--5oo boxes, for sale very low
by Gilbert Co. sJ| 90 81
/ FIsH.-Ma kerel and White Fish, rs packages,
for sale bs Gilbert d Co. ~ ss--~-tss(i@
INDIGO 800 pounds very choice. for sale Low
by :. e GILBERT CO. as
oYsTEhs.-a5O6 one, and two pound cans, for
| sale low. ;.
RIFLE PowDER.-T5 kegs Duponta, also "A ID
lib capisteis for sale BY 8. T. Gilbert Co. 8
| BAI1NS.-Ia,e r and M Il Raisins, so whole,
half and q ar o. boxes. - -,.fg. g-efts-gefq
= SOAP Bar sap aud fancy soap, o large supply
Juiyso s. +. GILBERT & 90. !,
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s% PROT Genung requests rs to au-
bounce that an singers in the city sre re-
Iuested to meetat Crescent City Hall this
morning at 10 O'clock. BE has something
Of importance to communicate to them.--
The ladies, in particular, are invited to be
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The Horrid Barbarity of the South
Is only tqualled by the seductive and destroying
powers of the Lightning Fly Killer. 1t is ien-
dered attractive to Flies and kills ms family. You
will see them dead and dying within Gvs minutes
Dsrken all the windows but one, and there place
the Fly-K iller2 Every Fly will fud it in the
course OF the day, and die. Remember, it is the
Lightning Fly Killer that does this. Nothing
THE DEAD-sHOr FOR BEDBUGS - =
Is certain and immediate death to these -noxious
pests. 1t breaks up their nests, destroys their
eggs, and ia besom of destruction to all that yen-
ture nearsA s-.z- t..-A- 3 - - - ~ -s-s--'
Both articles for sale BY KELLER q WHITE,
Evansville, and dealers generally. aug5-lmdw
- 8sschst0r's' Aatr DSsI--Ths Fbssfzn.
tire W-orfd---wIsII1M A BATcakIoR's &c e
brated lair Dye produces color not to be distip-
euished from nature- warranted not to injure the
Hair in the least: remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes, and invgorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red
or Rusty H-ir instantly turns splendid Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful Sold
b all Druggists, &C.
| ps- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM. A
BACHELOR. on the four sides of each boz. IL
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
Late 233 Broadway and l6 Bond street.) 49,
asrf.5I .rf7 l-ft- f.ff
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P.H.DRAKE c. CO.,
2o2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK

E8AJ vF-Eeasn @EU z&%A - @akN q
o August 2l=dwImb7soa p. . t.3ls ~ ,l ..,.-.-
zyva 80 - .i-ser 'iss ol esnasiI vm
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

It is astonishing low "handy an old
campaigner will become at making the
best Of what comes to hand and adapting
himself to circumstances. correspond
ent writes from the army:
1.-THE cookery Of the army has been i'm
mensely improved since our people were
driven TO learn war. The wholesale sick
ness that came upon the regiments early
in the service was, as every body helpless
iy knew, largely chargeable to the prepa-
ration Of food There seemed to be no
means of educating the men To do their
cooking decently, except in the hard school
Of experience. It was General Wool,
think, who said that half-cOoked beans kill
ed more American soldiers in the Mexi-
can War than the bullets of the enemy
The remark was, doubtless, in its intent
and purport, true, and II would probably
apply to the frst months Of the present
war. But the boys who have seen service
for year OF q year and a half, know how
to cook beans, and make coffee, and fry
pork and boil beef.
g Il is wonderful what nice supper
they will get in little while, under cir
Euu41s1nNG1 An3b hOAAN lAu1U AuD AgNAID "
despair and 60 supperless to bed. In the
first place they have knsck Of making
Q FIRE that would excite the envy Of one
Of the original {" big injins" A few green
pine sticks, hoop or stave from q barrel,
brush cut with hatchet, 1--WE won't imag-
inc that luxurious FIRE wood for soldiers,
fanea raiis and mo oieoliv IN sass -.in--
utes there is q rousin hre and, cut Of
h,,alraF - ds.raI --stb
from the nearest creek, and the usual stock
Of coffee, -four and fat pork, with tbe aid
ofs single frying pan and camp kettle,
there will be realized q supper Of hot bis
cult and coffee and fried pork that, season.
ed with an appetite is q good thing. Ifit
should happen that there is fresh beef or
ham at hand, there is 8 feast. Then the
boys light their pipes and carry on
the process Of digesting comfortably, un-
| less they have been on the move, and have
to fix up sleeping accommodations.
| aThere are thousand tricks known to
the old campaigners that new hands be-
come expert in, only under the pressure Of
necessity and the force OF example. There
is fine art even in carrying FIRE from one
pipe to another, or from a pipe to q cigar.
One Of the guests Of the army tried to
light his cigar at the pipe of q soldier, and
failing to do it, nearly produced the ca
tsstrophe Of putting out the fire in the
pipe. The soldier, giving his pipe a few
pulls to keep the light steady, tore of the
margin ofa newspaper, and rolling it up
hard, making it solid as possible, took the
little roll between his thumb and finger,
put one end of in his pipe, and after a
few Pufs, handed the roll to the guest, who
was waiting, and one end of it was nearly
8 solid coal, from which the cigar was
readily ignited."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

A New Albany paper, just received, says
there is no longer reason to doubt that the
design Of the rebels in Tennessee is to
make well planned raid upon the lower
Ohio towns. 1t has direct information of
fsuch movement toward Paducah and
smithland, the object being to blockade the
lower Ohio. 1t is reported that there are
over 1000 rebels scattered in Lyon, Cald-
Welli Trigg, Christian Hopkins and Grove
counties, which can Ue cUnceuJraIeu III
short notice There seems to be eonsidera-
bledanger to the principal Kentucky towns
On the lower Ohio from these bands Of guer-
nlas. A sufficient number Of troops are
Being despatched to points between Louis
vile and Henderson TO protect tits hoped
Che border.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
Senator wade.

l"ashington Correspondence sardusky Reg.l
As the time approaches for the meet
ing Of the Ohio Legislature, it. special
pleasure to notice the eagerness manifested
By citizens Of other States for the re-elec-
ion Of Ben. Wade to the Senate. His
saims upon the people Of Ohio are fully
atmitted and endorsed in every loyal sec
IN Of the Union. His record Of outspo-
g, unsWerTing loyalty in the darkest
hours Of the country, his devotion to the
oea interests Of the cause, his able and
maely course in the Senate,-eaeh and all
han eRdeared him to the hearts Of loyal
men and with scarce a dissenting voice
theyurge his reelection"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
A Little Heavy.

c, good seul, after taking all the
little comforts he could afford to the
wounded soldiers, went into the hospital
for the fortieth time, the other day, with
his mite, consisting Of several papers Of
hne-cut chewing tobaceo-solsce for the
wounded, as he called it. He came to one
bed, where G poor fellow lay cheerfully
humming tune, and studying out faces on
the papered wall.
HGot fever p ssked c..
GNo," answered the ooldier
aGot a cold z"
aYes-cold lead-like the DIP
uWhere 2"
"Well, to tell you the truth, it's pretty
well scattered. First, there's q bullet in
my right arm they hain't dug that out
yet Then there's one near my thigh
it's sticking in yet; one in my leg-hit the
bone; that fellow hurts one through my
left hand-that fell out. And I tell you
what, friend, with all this lead in me,
feel generally speaking, q little heavy all
oyerP'
c. lightened his woes with o double
quantity Of solaee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

WHEN George W. Curtis was lecturing
before the Young Mems Institute last Fri
day evening, he spoke with saddened en-
phssis of "the war that is drawing down
to dusky death our young, our brave, our
beautiful" It now appears that his own
brother was killed the next day at Freder-
ieksburg, not twelve hours after the
mournful words fell from the lips of the
eloquent theorist.-Hartford Courant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

An article in the Bath Times, Of the 2Sd
inst, shows that at present, in that place,
there are twelve vessels GncIuding one
United States gupboaD in process Of
construction TIE eleven merchant YES
sels viii, in the aggregate, carry between
ten and eleven thousand tons. shipbuild-
Ing has not been carried on to such an ex-
tent in Bath during many past winters,
and We believe II is similar at other
places.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

a RECKLESS SNNER.-Henry L. Wilson,
of Hardin county, Ohio, was recently con-
victed Of the murder of James Owens, and
sentenced TO the penitentiary for life. He
exhibited the most reckless indifference
during the trial, and when the sentence
was pronounced, he broke the solemn ST.
lence, by exclaiming: Bully for you,
Judge"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

PACK MuLEs.-A large number of pack
saddles, are haip0 manufantured IN .his
city. Pack mules were first introduced
last winter into our army in Western Vir-
ginia, after it was discovered impossible
to carry supplies in wagons, over mud
roads, during the winter season. We be-
lieve it is now intended to supply the
forces in Southern Kentucky in the same
Way Cincinnati Commercial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

Tie 1enia ToIchhsht SAYS, awe have
seen letter from Judge j b. Swan. the
Preiident Of the Columb6s and Xenis
Railroad, stating that he was authorized
by the Board Of Directors 10 donate sncb a
sun as he thought proper for the support
ofthe families OF soldiers in Greene conn
~ that be had set apart five hundred dol
lars for that purpose, and asking for the
proper person with whom to place it for
distribution. This is q hsuds7me act
The same course has been taken in each Of
ne counties through which the road pass
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

The NAHAET.-The iron-clad battery
Nahant has been ordered to New York to
fit out. She is now at Boston where she
was built, and her journey thither, down
the Sound, will serve as trial trip. She
is one of the nine one-turret steamers
built under Captain Ericsson's second con-
tract. She has on board one IL and one
l5-inch gun, the latter being fred inside
the turret. She will be ready for sea in
two weeks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
Prennrnrinns fnr Hnnrin

Preparatioas for Hanging the Indians.
The Mankato Mimi Record says that
the gallows to be erected on the levee for
the hanging of the Indians, was to be in
the form Of diamond, twenty-four feet
square, arranged so as to hang ten pris-
0Rers on each cOrner-fOrty in all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

i Secretary Stanton, in a recent letter,
Fays high compliment to the Ohio medi-
p corps in the army. BE regards it as
above that furnished by any other State,
both in point Of skill and in prompt and
close attention to the wants or the soldiers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

THEFund Commissioners Of Ohio, Messrs.
Taylor, Auditor = Kennon, Secretary Of
State; and Murray, Attorney General, left
Columbus yesterday for New York to pay
the interest on the State debt. They pay
in gold. No State in the Union has bet
ter credit than Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

DR.. I. C. Walton Of Talmadge, Summit
county, butchered Chester white pig, on
the second inst, only eight months and
twelve days old, which weighed Sl9 lbs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

Rnslish sympathy with Emancipation.
The recently formed London Emancipa-
ton Society has issued circulars to mem
bers Of all denominations, urging them to
give prOminencs to the subject Of negro
emancipation from the pulpit in view Of
the Inauguration Of Mr. LincOln's emanci-
patton policy with the new year.
The Star says: The most enthusiastic
meeting has been held At Lambsrth, to ex-
press sympathy with the snti.slaVsry pub
lie N America About three Thousand
persons we're present"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

CooB-JOhn Morgan, when engaged in
destroying bridges upon the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, is said to have tele-
graPhed to General Boyle, at Louisville,
that he had better appoint another Super
intendent for that road, as the present one
had recently erected some very bad
bridges, and he should be forced to tear
them all down.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

The Governor and State officers. have ex-
amined and approved an improved ambu-
lance, invented by the late surgeOn-Gen-
eral, DR.. Weber.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

By announcement in the Mansfield pa
pers, We learn that there is to be > Grand
Concert snd Donation Convention at that
place on Tuesday, the 9th day of January
next. The object is to raise money, &c,
for the benefit Of the volunteers. 0ashg
drsd singers, it is said, will take part in the
performances, dressed as near as may be in
the costume Of fifty to one hundred years
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

sHoUInEE Straps AND oRAEaE BIOS
so1s.--Major General John A. McCer.
nano vas married TO Miss Minerva Dun
ap' oi Jacksonville, Illinois, & sister Of
- former Nite, few days since
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

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NE Hospitals o. Teunesseo and Eenfuelzy.
Dr. Bullard, Sanitary Agent Of the State
Of Indiana, has just paid & visit to the
hospitals in tie Department Of the Cum
herland. BE reports the hospitals 81
BsEling Green. under Surgeon PiersoB,
VIII good corps Of assistants, as admir-
ably conducted. The convslescent camps,
q the sans place, although not % COM
Portable, were better than had been feared.
At GallatiE there is rather hard state Of
things, bus Dr.. Ballard thinks, not from
fhs fault Of those IN charge. Il is half
way aispping-plaee for the sick Of the
large armies passing up and down. At
Nashvills, although the hospitals are still
pretty full, not only from the old army Of
occupation, but the present army Of Major
General Roseerans, still they are clean and
lsemfOrteble, with abundant surgical care.
Many q the hospitals have a surgeon and
'sssoo three assistants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Or,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the Author Of "Fair Inez,' "The Prince Of
Wales, - /" The Ghost Hunters," So, &c.

CHAPTER 1.-THE Lovers.
wen the peop round about,
With awful lsu hug Shout;
And said I'd Zeng-s 5 sweet"
Was m st rad enough to at me,
As sat there 10 my seat.
Out he ran, and In a moment
At a station we did stop,
Just 10 give the horse rouiz Older,
Aad some PASSENGER 70 drop;
When man and maiden entsied
With cOnsid=rHbi all,
And they sat T gh down before me,
"Now," sad, some fun Is there"
They perhaps had Just been married, i
Or were just anoutto be;
l did scarcely ever see
She, indeed, as sery haod ONE,
A6Si hSi 9.IS gSry Saae 59meiy IN man g..
Pray, explain this If you can"
But soon found out the reason,
For ths gentleman was dressed
which knew s ISSkd, best;
"Hhl'' soid 81 hat tell the story,
All his clothing he did buy
Attic HNION BALL Emporium
And they took the lady's eye "
And they took her eye not only,
But also her hand and ha4rt,
Though he was not very hAnd-0ms,
well she kneg thac be was smart;
SO she > on r soly 70 wed him,
"for," she said "a man who boys
His Clothing al at UNION Il III,
kvery girt Of selse viii prize"
lNoRR SExT wEEE.l
In the meantime would announce to the pubHe
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been seen 10
Cleveland, and our stock Of fall and Winter Ready
Made Clothing surpasses anything In the State. as
buy and sell Tor cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency of the sale OF Singers Celebrated Sewing
Machines, Storr's AutomRton Pressman, and
-Strongs Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
= v Ra-C Corner Superior and Union-Sts.
n. Look out Tor the GIANTS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
NLEVELAND s PITTSBURGH
WISTEB AERkNsEnEET.

tssg- 3 WINTER ARRANaEMENT lss2
To take eject on Monday, N0Fenzbsr nth, 49,
foliogFs
US A. X, MAII-ArriVes at New York IO.s5 A. n;
PhilaGel phia ]: so A. n. Baltimore 80 An,
Pittsburgh sl0P. NJ: Wheeling $40 P. n; n.
Philadelp phia s.l1P. q.
F.: 4. EXPREsS-AuiVosat New York s;oe ?. =:
Philadelphia LOO ?. NJ; Baltimore 30 P. H,
Pittsburgh l.lOF. n Wheeling s:2l A. H.
Both Trains connect ct Hudson for Akron and MI
lsrsburyh.
Can run through from Pittsburgh to New York
IVA Allentown, without change.
- Fare rs low as BY any other line.
~ Through Tickets can be procured at the union
Ticket Once, Weddell House, at the Depot at the
Enclid-Street Station.
J. L. MCCULLOUGH, sup't.
?. K. MYERS. G. 7. AGENT. noyl5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

lust RECEIVED-A LARGE As
u sortment Of
SILK URDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
sCARFs, TIss, ORAvATs, &c
It IdeeQl &. MAMIE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

The Capture sf shs Ariel By the Alabama.
The folloVing Is the Pursers statement
Of the capture Of the Ariel by the pirate