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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-13
I CHERIFF SALE-IN 0BF


SHERIFF. SALEM OBF
~ ence % the Command Of an orlsr cfssfs ~
cry attached afier final Judgment, issued r.
Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahoEa CounfT
Stale Of Ohio and % me directed, IN ne n
Marvin Kent plaintiff against Thomas Denhal
tendants shall expose 20 sai8 81 public auctf
the door OF the UouTt HO1s5 Of said county, q
twentieth day ot January, A. D., ls62 befvee
nours Of Two aBd four O'Clock P. M. OF said da5
following deserted lands and tenem snts, 10 y
hnOWa b being part Of two acre lot No. one
dred and utry-two ls2, in Cleveland city,and 3 I
ded az tolloWsi beginning at q POINT Ia The suuf
line Of Boliver St. ty- tO feet and - inchas
Tie 10 teraectlOn Of the ~ % line Of said lot Nd
with the sOutherly line Of BoliFer street, therce
n1ng essterly along the southerly line OF 30
street, tWeutY-iour feet 81 inches to poinf: 4
southeriy along linz parallel with the elst li
said lot No ll2, One hundred and eiahfT fsaf
alley eignteen ieet wide thence westerly alonI
north sids Of said alley, twenty four feef % II
70 point thence northeIly along q line ~
with the west line Of said lot No. l52. one huT
and eighty feet to The place Of besinninF, bainI
east talf Of part Of said lot 152 dee0ed b Joh
Oarey and George WilloY 70 Ira Hanson, JuI
ls53."
Appraised az thirty.thrss hundred a1d ssve
i've dollars. JAMES A. CRAH, shsi
b HENRT n. JoH1sOg, Dsur
PANE & WADE Plaintiff g Art'Fs.
sherih's Ohiess Dec. - ls5l-3l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-13
a8tttfantilF 6oIIeges.
CLEVELAND COLLEGE.
Q eoholsrshlDs GOOD In Eighi OoIlsgss.

~ Scholarships good in Eight Colleges.
HD-studeuts enter at any time and study either
day or evening, or both.
~ Evening Students IN Accounts take full
courses.
~ Evening Arithmetis Glasses taught on ros-
aonable terms.
~WILBER's writing Glasses for Ladies' and
@sntlenlsn Commence on the dr5t Of each month
TaFms-gi0 for tbs Winter, or g Per month
DGrOai at oncs. Don't Delay. 90 while you
thiak Of it, noF1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-13

Professor Of Elsefropgt5F and NsSiesRs,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, uD stEiH, lev
doom from the Public Square.
once hourB from to 10 and ron g siclock
P1ilYs t5undaTs excsBtsd.l auEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-13
atEaitlMEa.
.R. B. OYRIAX

Il 10 d u LlAAaAa HvMUUFAIHIL
~ PHXsIQIAH. Onloe-OorneF Of Superior and
5onsoA streets, In Horthrup a BpanRioriB BlOck-Id
door, Residence, No. 90 B8nsca street.
ss-Dr, b. CyrlhE has permanently located 10
yloYeandi and oferg his Professional Services TO the
friends Of Homeopathy. he hopes that the expe-
rionoe o. an eightoen years practice In the United
3tete9 VIII enable him 70 gain the confidence Of ths
Public. noVs:S71
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-13

Formerly Of rev York City, VIII 6sy One Hm-
arod dollars ior nc proof shat he ever fil 70 eurs
sum for tho proof that any other PhyIIcian n
tho United StStsl treats ths Ia1s diseases with
tqual fucco1I.
After many years Of laborious study and sxpsri.
snoei DR.. GIBSON b happy IN being able 70 an
hOunee % the unfortuRate5 that he has perfected
nTutau Of treatment for the
gPHVDY Avn PERM MINT sTUuu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-13

Weoinal March / I56I.
m Tho above named Ladies' We ara personally 90,
qualified with, and know that for several years
while We lived in Medina, they were great sufferers
Miss s. has been 20 badly afflicted that 1t was with
difficulty she was sble to stand upon her feet. feV
bottles Of Oatholicon entirely cured her Of her com
plaints. Ny wife received great benefit from thii
medicine. We recommend Il TO the Ladies Of this
county ss safe and efficient remedy for the manJ
complaints they are subject to.
JOHN WEMKS,
Editor Oanhold Herald,
q. 3. KINGSLEY, OloVslEnd,
oetl;dSW General Agent tor OhiS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04

70 eeneiet MAIDEN m5een, ppr Dem 1. Sa<
nuar, no bic Drpflamation eben In
&raft tritt, @ernunft an3unebmen, ais
rpenn ibr nu1,unterbro6enes @afenglud"
nt9t BET Mnttetum 70 furdtbar 9eldettert
tp6re.
Dab ibr 1nelad uro oes praiioenten
Tretbett6eotct fe ;u Dem be6peraten @ntS
1dluB treiben weroe> Die Sflapen nod Dor
benz perbdnsnibppQen l. 5anuar lelb f
gu befreten uub Seite an Seite NIT tbnen
ben &f fort5uflbren, ltest tnbe6en
ebenfaQ6 nt6t aueer Dem 8erei1 elmer
M5sltdfett.
Cine tutale Nteberlage ibrer 6auptmaAt
i'm @eiten f6nnte btele Denouns am f.
derfen Yerbinoern ; tnpem ie al6 paS
pfunb 1pirfte, wflde8 Dem NIT Gentner11
iiberlapenen &ameel nod aufeepaft, bas
Gbfer suiammenbrtdt. Wir tperben's balo
1eben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
Meneife TreubenbptfAaft.

Sberit Sitley melpet III 3wei Camp
Ncleare Qaser Der Sefretun9) 81. II. %.
Septemter c~atirten Depel1en, raB er am
&C., in Der Ndbe zines Srpianer : 2a9erS
bon $50 3elten Salt mabenp> unterbonpz
lun9en nit ben Wtlpe1l III penen ct IN
Sssleituna leines Stabe6 unp ppn spei
@%ompagnien Splpaten iih in perlon be-
9ot> einlcttete, unD Die lleberlief eruno Der
Sl'o}oner leltlt nstit 81 wei6en gefanoez
men uno fiber 100 6alfbreep6 e~rsielte.
Die Snptaner b%ebaupten, ueob iie ibre
5ano pem Sberlt nidt aereibt baten
wlirpen> menn an cerletben 8lut Der Wei>
Zen flette;" allein Sitiey Dat cine Inter
lubunssz Gommiilton eineelebt.
Die meiiten Der peibsn Oefausene1t Iinb
Trouen, Wdpden uup &inper. Sn 2ittle
Grpp'S &rolen tet,pen ftb leipsr nod
stlthe Wdod)en> Die it9 e~tn3elne Der rptben
Seitien su Trauen an9eetanet. Mebrere
ptr befreiten V%rauen5immer be- itlpen 1tb
tn einem 3ultance pes Stumpftnn5 II
Die GinSelbetten in BET nGOlteu Numu1er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04

nidt mebr porfanoen. p~aynesyiue 1T bio
auf 2 5duler nterergebrannt unb spilden
GidmonD unp payne6YiQt murpen 1ieben
Garmbauler Ter, meiltensD eutiden eeb5ria-
mir lelen inter anpern ote Namen Bettinz
ger, @attenber9, Sbafer unb @mpe ais
@i9entbumer Der Tarmen - lit Mlde 0ez
le9t. Bemerfenswertb it, baB bic Snbiz
amer 1l,r renig @etretpet1de o%rrbrannten,
Elm 3etden rae ie ertparten, fpdbreno oeS
WtnterS 5err peS Eerratn5 III letn.
8. Cine oereeblt6e Mdbbeniaeb.
Muf Matne prairie in 5tearns County
str1se1 am oersanaenen Donneritag bic
Wlanner BON Der Taunilie pes Tarmers
Stelp auf fbre rerlal1ene Barm suriid, in
Der Mbli6L pie Grnptrn etnsubrinsen ut1o
2 Der I5dter Jtelp6, Die dlteit cine YpIz
erblibtf Sungfrau> begletteteten bic Mlar15
ner ms Belr> UNI cenIelben cas @lisn s1
fpden. Nle6 idten ifder gu fem, uno oas
dlteite M'1tben 9tng am Na9mittaa all
letn aus, um 5aielnU1e 3u lammeln.
&aum oar ie ben Mdnnern auBer Stbt
aefommen als pl1Bltb Elm Snoianer ppr
tyr %auflprang, Der ii1 ouf meni9e Nutben
Gutf ernung an fc beransei6ltben bate.
Wett lautem 5ilferuf unp tit WtnpeSeile
tprang oa5 l6nelfibise unp frdftige Mdpz
9en mad Der Ni6tuns su, tn Der it1 ibre
Seute befanpea; ibr Ser ol9er tn 9rpbsn
SdBm bl1ter ibr pretn. Der Mbl tanp
smiiden Dem teufiiden Sdeer unp letner
unglidliben 8eute Yermtnoert 1ib BON
Setu1pe su Sefunee. pl1Bli0 1T er 70
nobe, raf ct ibr fIiegenoe6 Gepanp erfalz
len fann> allein fem 0rif nob Dem le!ben
TT Su u%nbdnotg, penn ct bebdIt nur eineu
JeBen pe5 &letce5 IN Der Taut, mdbrenp
oa5 Wap9en> ppn Der Mnoit neu befluz
9elt, wetter eilt. Wteoerum 1T Der Ser
folAer auf Mrme5ldnse ibr nabe aefpmz
men auetn nod Elm paar S9ritte urp
ite fomneu in Stdt Der meiben Wanner,
Der Slutbunp 1tebt feline Seute entfoms
met, uro ca ct ile nidt lebenpts III letner
8ewolt befommen fann> nil eribr weni1z
ften5 Den Iopesltpb Yerlesen. Mtt eiuem
gepalt|9en Sob auf fte etnlprtn9enp, ftDbt
er nit benz Sfolpiermeier na6 tbr, allein
boS wofsre Mdpden bat nit etnem trGf>
tieen S6lase> oer iDren 2ouf nidt unterz
bridt, ben Nrm pes 9erfoleer6 our Seite
9eldleucert> lttn M(promeNer serFsil6te
tbret Nrnt Der ben StoB abeewanrt.
WQetn ebe Der llnbolp ;u etnem neret1
Stoee ousbo!en ta1n inp bic weieen
Wdnner in Sidt uuD ellen Su 6ille, ylun
it bic Sago beenpt9t Der Snptaner madt
i19 eilenp in Die Weite, unp Die 0erfplete
1T aus leinen &lauen gerettet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
St1,cp1u'5 Observation-Disclosures
uup lire Genner.

Die auf BET Nudi eite I'M eres Blatte5,
nnlerm iii Der nprisn Drummer ae8ebenen
Neripreden gem1b, mBrtliU mttaetbetlte
Observation-Disclosures, erflarten mir fir
oa5 wibtt8its leit Der unob5dngiefeitsz
Grtlarung mtltanpene Dfentlibe Dpcuz
nent, uno on9eilhts oler ypn serihtepez
men Seiten PANTHER erbpbenen G%inpdnDe,
bleieen 1ptr nidt uur bet pie1 er grtldruna
1teben, 1cncern filsen beuIe Der elbeu bic
fernere BEL, poB mir IN Der Yrpflamattpu
unleres praipenten erfe 9rpbe>
mdnnli@e Sbat %erfenuen.
Wtr Ipreden blele, uni ere Nnltbt ura
lo suyeriAtltder i'm 0ertrausn ouf bic
Wobrbeit oer| ELLEN aus je lauter Der
Sturm tobt per acknowledgements wel9e
bic Teirpe Der Treibett pogsger erbeben,
Sa unlere 3uperltdt pab bic Yrotlamaz
tton, pa5 1T, al8 mas mir its beseibnet,
miro ntbt popur0 selgmd6t> pab aud
oufridtt9e Treunbe Der Treibeit ibr
ni6t unbecinBt 8eifau 5pQen, ionoern To-
wpbl an tbre Nsdt3eitisteit, ME an ibre
Wirf iamfsit 3peife I erbeben,
Die Gtnudnne Der Ieinoe Der Uteibeit,
Der Seute, welde in tepem Sfss oe6 Sort
f6ritts nt9t6 ais eiuen SG$ttt petter aur
Mnar1te e%rfennen> pper gu erfennen ppraez
ben, preben ii9 pur UNI etnen Nneelpunft,
bic Con f tuition. Wte iie i'm Naz
men unirer ebrpirot9en, ober troB ibrer
Gbrwirpi9teit, DON Der 0elbt6te uno Der
~eilernen Nptbmenptgfeit BET umz
fanpe i9nortrten 9 erfaune, bisber
9eAen Mus6 unp Seces prptefirt, mas Der
NebsQlon oorou6Fdtlib Elm 5arben
trummen fonnte, : wte ibr penn piele6
in Der Ibat Die TleGlen serl6neioet = 10
protettren ite gesen 2incoln6 Jreibettsz
Manifelt I'M Namen Der Con ltituttpn.
IS 1T fblimm> RAP Die Station in ibrer
Waile nod ntbt cabin 9elanet ii, pas
unperniinftiee unp Die uureplibfeit ieper
Geruabrun9 i'm Nameu Der Contribution
sesen 8riege mabre9eln flar aufz
5afal1en, lAltmm, cob IS nod inner Die
pFibt Der Dfentliden Seri6ter tatter 1T,
fplden g%erlpabrunsen nit Arsimentatic>
11en gu be9esen, 100 ee ppd mabrlib an
Der 3ett pdre, pab enplib Die grpBe @abr<
belt Dor 1eee5 Nu9en ftdnpe unp in jepss
Grfenntnib wpbnte: IS 9iebt nur cine
Contribution fir Elm Nelf ;u 1einem
9dub uno gu leinem 8efen. $50
ater Die Contribution atserufen merben
fam gum 8eItsn Der Tetnpe pieleS
0plls, pa b6rt ibr Nnlebn auf pa itebt
pa5 Jfedt Der Selb1frbaltuns lber be
fem tppten 8uditaben, pa ii Der elm Starr
pper Elm gerrdtber, pelder @ebprlam unp
gerebrung . pielem tppten 8ub1taben
perlanst. Wte 9elast: Gs 1T 1hltmm,
aber es 1T 10. Np1 thinner muden ptr
Dem ber5jerreibencen Sammer elmer Menge
Don 8uten unp ebrlt@en 2euten, beren Ser
sen pfrpprfene pplttifer purd Pas S9ref>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04

Wir baben fir unlere iebr s%erGunigen neueu
s s5SS4t stfnos asIs't If s' ssfiSjitDe ssesn g p5s 4 bf''g str'
brsifa9t in Der Mtlidt unisrm @siaafte cine
srSBere NusSebuune 5u seben unr mir bpffsn, paB
oalelbe nunn,ebr ais pas aus9Fpsbntelte unp grDBte
in Minuelpta, fir pte3ufunft liA %pslelbeu 9uten
&ufes uno Gertrauens su ~erfrcuen haben weroe>
ais mpn1it unlere Iirn,a beebrt wurpe.
Sir 8auIeute int 2anpe %erlautrn mir uns bic
8e,nerful,e bag unicre Sepirgungen fir WieDer<
p%erfdufer lebr silnitig geitelt uuo mir ben bless
jdbrisen abnorm billtscn Giufdufen sufplse in Der
Gage linp, Sortbeile SIT bicten, wie friiber mod
ME. llnier Yartner> 5err 6. Wabler, bat pie}em
GeIurt uuleres @slAGfcs uprsulteUen i1bernpm<
men u,o wiro es III 1einer seprbnten Beile lb
angelescn istn lalcn, luwObl 9Sbuleialc ais Sc
tailperfdufe CUR beiOuberen 3ufriepenbeit Der Ser
ren Raufer gu eHectuirsu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04

BEN ndtfen GonsreB bic partsi Der 5sz
e%ellton6freunoe 3iemli6 fart pertreten lein
.ioQte 9eitiiBt ouf ptelelbe, et1,en i1mabltz
den Trieoen einsu9eben, BON @ibtieteit
tperben, uno bat bic 3ulammenfunft oaS
Suite aebabt, pab ie Der Bunpe6ree ieruns
Ben Babn oblclut benimmt, ais yer;tatte
man Don 5eiten Der Stuaten ednslib
oarauf CUR redten Stunpe Elm redteS
Wort in ben bDditen Aneele9enbeiten pe5
SanpeS mttaureben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
SerfafutnIutta Der g;puDcrueure.

Serfamntluue per GpuDerueurs+
Wenn wtr in uni erer portgen Drummer
logten, reb cine 8erlamnlune rer Opuz
oerneure BET netten loyalen Staatcn NIT
per TreIDeit5 Yrpflamottpn be5 Yr1 ifcenz
ten tn einent lit iodliden 3u{ammenbanoe
lebe> ID tunutsn >ptr notIrltA nidt pomit
~nleinen, pab bic 0ouYerneure otsIe prpz
tlanatipn y%erlangt, peun oislette wurbe
am 22fen september e~rlaiIen> wabrenp
Die 3uIammenturft am rs fen ftattfano.
NQein Der prdtoent fannie pbne 3ueifel
ote Sttnmun9 beS NoyoenS pabin bab
ct fld BON Den 0puyefueuren etl1 lpl9es
gerlansen sepdrtt9eu mubte uno ct bat
IS fir weil ct unp peroten itltGer gebalterl
pemlelbeu pur1 einen mebr freiwiuigen
Nft suSprsufommen.
Die nadtrdgltde Billt8uns bieie
Nfte5 ourd bic StaatS : Oouperneure tf
pen1 oub nibt aus9eblieben.
Nm 26. y. 81. mabten pie Wouyerneure
yon Mohaduletts, Nbooe Sslono> pennz
Hlyania, Sbio> Welz@ireinia, SQinois,
Wi5eonitn Sowa, Mtbisan, Newz5amp>
l9ert uno Snpiana Dem prdl ioenten ibre
N%ufpartung u,D uberretGtcn inn cine
DON ibneu Undergraduate Mppre0e, III Der,
beslsltb Der Proclamation sefuet ptrc>
raB bic 0ouperneure BEN prd{penten III
pieler Ma6resel
usratuliren, tncem lie btelelbe fit eine
vlesenbrin9cnpe 5anplune Der @eredz
uttgfett, 5umanitdt unp oe%rnunftieer
uppltttf balten."
Wenn IbrtsenS auf jene 3u1ammenz
tun1t BON gewil1en Setten Die 5ofnuno
aebaut murpe pab purh bielelbe Elm eirecS
tes uno teoolutipndres Ginoreifen in Die
Ne8ieruns, Die 2eituna oes &rieas, yor~
bereitet uno unter anpern bic Mua5luno
oeS Cabinets ourdseleyt werpen ioute, 70
TT ctele 5oHnung 81 Ma11er gepprpen,
Die Mpore1e Der 0cuyerneure otbmst
bic ftren9ite Soyalttdt. sic peridern ben
praltoenten tbrer aufrtbtisen 5pdadtuuq
olS YerIpnen unD 8eamlela, pruffn ibren
Gnt1blub aus, bic eonfitutipneue Mutpriz
tat beg prdteenten gu ibdgen, perlpreden
ibre 8eibulfe gu alien Mabreaelu,
parauf ab;wefen, ben 8ries raid
gu eroe 5u flbren unD Jpn fprt;uleBen,
bis Der leBte Nebell sur Il NJ
terwerfun95 urIf9efebrt IT..
Die leBtfre Grfldruns mag ais cine
S9uBn1auer, aesen unlaubre @ellite ge>
tptler Gleuaenlf tn Cabinet, i'm Sale In
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
G 1T "Derlpren.

Uent unterSelGneten 1t feit ser9anaenen Scnn-
tag Dor adbt Sasan feline SO Sabr alte Sub alb.
barhen getomntea.
,tarbs: Stptb, nit peibem Gprberfppf unb UNI
ter benz 8aude tpeiB.
aennseiten : Sod in, rs9ten 5prn. 2 Drl.
Velobnung erbaIt, ner bic Sub suridliefsrt.
Mfelrunsen 5u maiden III Der gJpetitien ben
StaatsSeitung. Satpb gubiu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-10-04
Muerncmefes
lit
@erb1t< unb
@tutcr>@uureu
BAT 1peten Don New>yprt

bat 1peben BON Nem>yprt
trbalten unb ofsrirt benz publifu,n Don ct. paul
fpwte Der l1msesene In Der reidbalttsten Muspabl
unb ~ een biQtslten pret1en bic 9anolung BON
9. %. SnQeripQ II. @pmp.,
1T tbrem
teuen Steingebduoc an Der 8. CITRATE
1abe Der Bride,
OF. Yaul, Miunelpta.
Sn Tplge bsS arisses lirb, wte all9emein be-
fanut, bic YreiIe Der Baur1tppllen- Maaren be-
beutenb g%cltiegen; ba mir aber einen grDben gpr-
ratb BON tteieu Waaret babet, Der Dor Der 9tei9-
ung sefauft wurpe, 10 inO mir III Sanb Selebt
biele biQiser a1 pcrtaufea ais irseab Gin anoeres
@e1bGft IN Der @tart,
Terner babcn mir &a
Rleiberapfe u1b @aaren fir
Sameu,
ais Mantilen, @bawls, Glpafs> 5aabldusen,
@trumpfwaaren &c. &C., lpwie
Gu6e unp @arperpbe@N rtifel fir Serrer,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15

The arrest Of Charles P. Stone. General
OF division Of the National army, upon
charges which amount TO treason. is an event
Of startling import. Ever since the terrible
affair at Balls Bluff there have been painful
suspicious that awful sacrifice OF brave mea
was crime that might be Justly laid at his
door. Now we have additional reasons for
the belief in the fact that one OF the prrnei-
nal charges against Store Is "a srcacherors
design TO expose his force TO capture aud
destruction BY the enemy. under pretext OF
"ordcrs for a movement lrom the Command
ling General, ichick had not been giren. -
The other charges vail be found in our tele-
graphic dispatches.
The evidence which led 10 the arrest OF
General Stone was developed by the invest
CATIONS Of the COMMITTEE on the Conduct OF
tho War, end this may lead some persons,
who have but little faith in Congressional
I Committee 10 doubt the existence OF 4
sufficient cause for the arrest. But il should
be borne m mind that the warrant for his re
moval 10 Fort Lafayette was issued by the
4 Secretary of War. who 5 thorough-brec
LAWYER. accustomed 20 estimate the value
and force of evidence, and 20 sciutinize it Will
legal acuucn. he can hardly be installer
/ in what il sufiricn; 20 make out pTtrn6 faci
case.
Without participating in the feeling whiel
Joins in al outcry against degraded am
disgraced oficer. mercy because he IS iaiien
we deem tito be spublic d~ty 20 say. tina
there should be in this else speedy Cour
Mortal. and il Stone Is convicted OF CON
plicitv with the enemy. he should be punish
ed ia way that will prove terrible exampi
To traitors hereafter - Philadelphia frqHiTe'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15
The Blockade OF Charleston Harber
IT,, rs~~ D~r.,,r-rr,s has rcrrfve<i n corn

" y Ivy tAAa A%-3NtF - - 80.
nunication from Cidf. Dupont, inciosing the
report OF Commander Parrott on the dispo-
sition of the second store heet
Commander PARROT states that the re.
mainder Of tho stone feet were got into po-
sitiou and sunk on the 26tt ult., the date OF
his report.
Commander PARROT thinks the stone YES
sells arc exceedingly we'll placed. ne they ef-
fectually block a deep and excellent passage
70 the north of Rattlesnake shoal
Capt. Dupont states.
The Department is misinformed, | inter
from letter received last night. as 10 the
Isabel getting into Charleston by the main
channel, where tho previous feet was sunk.
The obstruction there is complete. and has
not been removed by the last gales, tho wa
ter breaking clear across. The Isabel got
In by Maffts Channel. end as that portion OF
IL included between Rasttlesnake Shoal and
the shore bas been blocked by the second
stone feet The possibility Of getting into
Charleston Is still more circumscribed, the
onlv channels remaining being the Swash ane
a portion Of M fits. and have never les.
than three vessels covering them. and which
DOW ride out the gales ~ anchor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15
Military.

The indianapolis journal Of yesterday says
Lieut.. omer Tousey. recruiting officer OF the
7th Indians, has been detailed by Col. simin-
son a. Quar,ermasier and Assistant Post
Adjutant at this place.
Since tho appointment Of Col simnson
a. disbur,ing offocr be has placed tho re
cruiiing service miinly under the charge Of
Lieuts. Tousey and Elkin.
We are informed by Lieut.. Tou.ey. of Col.
simonsons department. that during sae
month ending January 3Ist there were s.
recruits forwarded "a their respective regi-
ments. and forty ave recruiting stations
opened. Most Of the stations we're not
opened until tho latter part OF the month,
and consequently bu, few furnished any re
cruits.
The 9Th lndisoa was IN she savancsin the
late movement Of Gen. Lander forces aud
vas the fr.t % enter Ronney.
A letter was received yesterday hy gen
tleman O. this ciiy. iron an officer Of tho s2i
REGIMENT, s,sting tia, ga sunday there we're
nearly Al. 900 men A. Fort Henry, aad more
were hourly expected 20 arrive.
The ls,h Regimen, Col. Eddy has Ie''
I Cairo. probably Tor Fort Henry.
Major 5. y. Carpenter will take tae acid
in Kentucky IN few day- He + - com
mapd battalion composed q four comps
nies Of the 18Th infantry. Two q tl.ese are
already IN Kensacky. aud The other two viii
leave here in lew days
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15

The National faftiisoenesr has the follow
lng n regard 20 tho address Of TooNss AMI
cshess. reeeusis issued 10 the people Of Geer.
giai
The subioined address 10 the people Of
Georgia. signed by certain vell-known lead
ers OF the nisunion movement Is placed on
record b ns a. 4 monumenf To mark the self
confessed madness and fcily Of the fatal step
which they did 30 much 90 stimulate. Ii i
quite in keeping with the historical character
OF all Who promote sediiion that. having once
induced tho people 70 embark IN what proves
% be a desperate enterprise, they should bo
loud In invocslions addressed ~ the passions
on whose perpetuation their own political
prosperity. not % say personal safety. de
pends We are not Al all surprised 20 hnd
that the signers Of this paper would like TO
see the State Of Georgia reduced 20 blasted
waste by the act Of is own infatuated people,
rather than that those people, by returning 20
a voluntary allegiance % the National Gov
enment. should consign 90 meriied retubu-
ton the authors OF their mislortunss- IL
would be a great mistake, ne hope, 70 sup
pose that the sensible citizens Of this once
/ nourishng State viii give any heed 10 the
/ blind and suicidal cOunsels Of such "archl-
tects OF ruin" Bot. in the face OF these
counsels the inspiration as they are Of des
pair or weakness, nov singular Is the con
trast presented by the tempting promises viii
which the disnnion propagandists beguiied !
too credulous people Compare with Thu
manifesto, for instance. the forecast Of Mr.
r. Barnweli Rhett. Of South Carolina. when
IN the month Of November 1860. on the ey'
Of secession, be augured. from the establish
ment OF Southern ConfederAey. M
conqnering spread Of empire across TIM
continent 10 the Pacific. and down througl
Mexico 70 the other side OF the great Gall
and over the Isles OF the Sea, ests blishin
an empire and working out \ civilization
which has never been equalled or surpasse
"a civilization teeming with orators, poet:
philosophers. statesmen, and historians. equs
70 those OF Greece aud Rome, and present
ing TO the world the glorious spectacle OF
free, prosperous, and illustrious people.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15

Florence. Alabaipa. the town reached By
our gunboats on their sxcardon a. The Ten.
nessss Fiver. = the couotT sssf Of l suderiaie
ecunty. Alabaus. Il Is a. the head Of navi-
cation. b. lsrgs botts. On The rlfer, being
Immediately beiow tie .gn1scle shoals. -
II - lsa o. n iele and Il tuased on an
e.sTeted AS oas hundred feet sbove the
fittr. he tirecis are one hundred feet
ufie and crsss each other "a risht angles -
tew years ago 4 Contained three churches
enc Fp-copal one Nsthod = srsd enc Pre-
brtsrfan, snd tee fensis r<adouir,. A
veskis nes spapsr = psbiisheo there. There
are several cotton factories IA The viciniiy -
The popaiat.on u 1850 AS l,l1o.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15

THE partnership in the Dry Goods
Il trade between Ripley Dsnsldson expired ~
mutual consent en- the 1stA day Of January, lsez
u g Dsnsldscn retiring cells his interest 20 u. =
Ripley, who continues the business and settles al
d,mands against the late eru. AL outstanding IN
dehsedness must be Immediately cioeed
RIPLEY A DsSAfDSoN.
January n. iss2
A Card.
Ia retiring from business, the underslgned takes
much pleasure In cormenf'ng Geo. =. Ripley y a.
the former patrons Of the House and 10 the puole
generally Thoroughly CO lided IN the busire~s a.
good purch sser tho buying community may corr
dsftly rely upon good bargains az al times, And
straight forward generous treatment.
p.S DASALpSOS.
Mr. would be glad 20 sce his friends az the olc
stand for the purpose Of making scfensrts. sqssr-
{ Ing up, &c-, &C.
ferrr Hsute. jan n. tss3.