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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-15

ELECTION.-Am meeting of the Stock holders
IL of the MADEIRA and 0sceola Turnpike Plank
koad Company. will be held at Osceola on Mon
day November Sd, at O'Clock p. m. for the pur-
pose of Electing one President, FIVE Directors and
one Treasurer. to serve for the ensuing year.
MADEIRA Sept 8. lS62-pd. CHAS J. PUSEY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-15

"ANTED.---Allki kinds of grain WILDE taken
w in payment of debts due me. for which the
highest market prices will be given.
Dec. L. 1861 JAMES GRAHAM
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-15

TINH0MAS ]. MCCULLOUGH, Attorney at Law,
i Clearfeld. Pa. Office, over the .'Clcar1eId
co. Bank Deeds and other legal instrume nts pre-
pared with promptness and accuracy. July J.
n G. BCsH. r-J.H'CrLLoroE
BUSH MiCULlDcGHiS
COLLECTION OFFICE, CLeAEFIsLD, PENs'A.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-15

nR. NJ. WOODS. tenders ais professional servi-
- ces to the citizens of Clearfeid and vicinity
Residence on Second street opposite the office Of
L.J. Grams, Esq. Office, the same that recent
iy occupied by Hon X Barrett, where he can
be found unless absenton pi ofessional business.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-15

John GUELlCH, Manufacturer of all kinds Of
~ Cabinet-ware, Market street. Clear6eld, Pa
He also makes to orde Collins short notice, and
attends funerals with hearse. Aprlo,'59.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-15

d ICHARD MOSSoP, Dealer in Foreign and Do
III mestic Dry Goods, Groceries. Flour Bacon.
Liquors. &c Room, on Market street. q few doors
west of Journal Once, Clearfeld. Pa. Apr27
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-15
PROFESSIONAL q BUSINESS CARDS.

ii d, "oopS- Attorney at Law. Indiana. Pu
Ii. froiessionai business promptly ATTENDED to
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

nIREcTLy OPPOSITE THE ST NICHOLAS HOTEL
~ $40 Broadway, JOSEPH SOLOMON, commission mer
chant. advances money 10 amount Diamonds
Jewery aud silver ware the bought at their fun
value Business strictly sonadennsL Spanish, French and
SeYnan spoksA
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
| - man, who speak Spanish English, and u little
French in shipping any Kind Address
p A. del ", 81 Irving place.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30
WATCHES, JEwELRy. sc.

DIAMOND OLD GOLD AND sILvER-LApIEs OR
~ sentle having od Gold silver or Diamonda 70 sell,
by going to LOUIS hkRfCH rs Broadway under the New
York Hotel sell better Than at any other place tho
city he offers 20 ray the highest prcetveaiy cent
than other person ard pays city money With
out being cempeed 10 take any other goods In exchange
Remember, 72s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

CITUATIoN WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, TO WORK
- in store tnd bar drive horse and WAGON or
would make himself generally useful b sihess Ap
ply at his present employers Mr. Morses, $40 Broadway
Best OF reference given.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

CITUATIONS WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN AND
~ we, 10 work on farm to take OF horse and
carrage Best OF country reference Address NJ o. box
The New York herald., 1862-09-30
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

4 SPLENDID PAIR OF BAY HORSES FOR SALE
~ Ihy l5is hands high, and years old,
fun natural tas very matched, perfectly sound
and Kind. free stylish drivers and fast. Apply 10
CHARLES Il. MILLS, "a Cedar street
4 SITE FOR A FIRST CLASS LIVERY STABLE
~ wanted. With ground and hildngsN oud purchase
Que already established, with STOCK Address q f. H..
Herald IA
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

CITUATION WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, MAN AS
- coachman gardener wife good cook iaundress
nurse; both thoroughly understand their business Have
the best OF reference; objections the country Address
j. s., Herald oice.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

THE MEMBERS or THE HEBREW MUTUAL BENE
J. nit 1pccy invited attend ceremony laying
the corner stone o The Orphan Asylum, cnnnccted vita the
Hebrew Benevolent Society Tuesday fths day) the Oth
ns, O'Clock r. NJ AT The oathweseriy corner of Sc
venty-seventh street aud Tnirl By order
A. s. S0LOMONs, secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALEs.

YOUNG NAN WISHES SITUATION SALARY
"A no oojeet) In 2 commission, importing shipping or
rect hgurss best Of references given Address H. c. boz
x2O Herald oGlce.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, AS VALET, TO GO TO
w Australia with merchant; salary liberal. Two con
ductors two boys for trades two brkcmen six men for
steamers stewarIes four girls TO travel Apply ut No.
Z
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

A GOOD SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN,
"A as barkeeper can open oysters; has good reputation;
has neen at the business before Apply to John votz S9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05
WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1862

cal detenses Of the Judicial tribunal For the sake
of the Senate he must be deprived Of bis place. AZ
rerward should be be arraigned at law hC; will be
SLOWED TO employ devices ard weapons familiar TO
Judicial proceedings lie argned that Mr.. Harris
and oler Senators had fallen Into the illusion that
in depriyiGg the Senator Of the seat take some
thing that is really bis. \ Senator ia simply trus-
tee. Tbs Senator ia trustee for lTdiana His idel-
ty IL q trustee IN now drawn in question. As DO
person was allowed 70 continue trustee whore
character was not above suspicion, the care OF the
Senator should obviously be remanded TO the State
for which he still assumes to act. Should he he
wronged, that State viii promptly return blm, ana
our judgment Will be generously reversed. In reply
10 tie argument that the otlense OF hr. Bright u
"treason or nothing" he unhesi,atlngly declared
that It was treason; but il il not treason, u IL
unquesiionaby act Of dtlOyalty, so diseredIabe,
unworthy, and dangerous. as to render the dn,y OF
the Senae imperat ve. The case Is plsln, ana nas
taken too much lime TO consider IL.
Mr.. Sumner then uttered beautiful peroraion Oh
CHARITY, cop,endipg that duty to our country Is
great charity which EN- races all others.
| Mr. DAVIS conteDded that he had never sald tha'
Slavery WAS superior TO the Constitution. lie was
ilwnys attacked by grandiloquent, sophomore
speeches. The Senator shakes his imperial locks
Ike Joye; but be WAS lot ibe Jove OF the Senate OF
of the country There were other minds az large a.
his who were willing to give rights TO all the peo-
lie of the States. The gentleman from Dassachu-
sets in the course of his sacred readings, might
remember one Goliah. who thought himself invinci'
bic, as he Senator does. The Senator might per-
haps meet the same fate.
On motion of Mr.. LATHAM Dem, Call, the
Senate went into executive session. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05
DIED..

n. rr..a,v Feb 4 Emily A.. daughter Of LEW
R.r,,r of Loui,vie eyed year, and ron,n'
- ,nnsr. iu III. evenings and Ihurdsy D'oi's
cREFiTUs-On Monday Feb after very o,i' .;,irshs,
Henry Clay. second son OF John NJ and Ii'H'" -
AGED IL years aud months. .,,.,c. Of bis psron:s,
m, funeral will take pl.cs ifom the afternoon
No %, Grand Gomez Norfolk street ."
9th inst, at oc'ock. RI = f;eor,sns I. Davis,
MOKRlLLOn Monday evening "a phebe c. Morrill, in the
.de.t daughter 81 Capt. Joseph ana
llth year OF her -, e.,,,,x sre respectfully In
The ene, ard ,sr 1o The residence Of her ps,e
No. IL. East Thint Tia street, ""
without iiheI Invitation Ia 4 Mary Ex.hsth, VIE o.
WoRRAAl-n tus.asyh of the late Robert '" jsane''
in do l.t year OF her age pA,n.h.el fr iu.esmsnt
Her ,.u.in, .ill be taken 10 i'hihooeN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05
notes yearly issued is not 10 exceed the es.imst.s
amount of revenue from taxes except import dn,;ss
COL. GORMANs CAsE-A Propositions

To me Edito, Of The ". y. Tribune.
SIR: In your Issue of the lss iust., ono "Yersc,
u at he las the order for tho prnishsr, I'll,
ping negroes land white too and TIA, Col o.,
had discretion In the matter. but acted IN II.
obedience that order Issued from Division Headou
Now II A" Ysros." any one else, viii iurnish 49,, -
any such order issued recorded and promulgated IA 800
snce with the rules and regua IONS 10 such case. mad
provided prior TO the negro whipping by Col oom., ~
have s genuuer In these respects certified to nv Cal
Dana commanding the First Minnesota Regiment ,,ir
pay for it, insertion adrotemens tn Tns Tx,prr,
proper for me to say that Col Dam. .rs
know nothing Of him further than that be ha, a
being honet which do not believe to be TN. AZ
Of Gormsns defendera Come gents show your bsds
II You have any such order ot It out Nav your tim.
February O. 1862. ONE WHO Ky0wa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
lie CTTY.

EoaFEWRsT sE0EI0H Or MoNuNHEE SoUARR.
,-Ths improvements now rapidly progress
hg in the northwest section Of The Square
a-s elioiting much notice. The plan is gen
oraIly commended, and We think viii prove
ia every respect satisfactory, and sdd vastly
o The appearance Of the Square. The FOun-
ain viii BE- surrounded By circular walk
tn fsot in width, curbsd on its outer edge,
and boddod with "soEeened" gravel. Access
. this viii bo had By three walks, each Of
which VIII Be grayeled and curbed-One ex-
tending from the northeast corner, joining
Ontario street, eight feet in width smother
hom Che southesst corner, ak feet in Widthi
and she third from The southwest csTner,
joining Superior street, eight feet in width.
All the bare ground remaining wiz be
ploWsd and sOdded. The gutter which has
heretofore conveyed OF the water has been
ellsd up, and It's place supplied By ak inch
pipe, buried. The fountain viii receive
cone additions which will largely inorssse
e. atiraetiveness. A wall Of copper slso mas
hem placed about the stems Of the artificial
lilies, which is 10 be surrounded By loose
masonry, through the oTeviOes Of which the
alac VIZ give ont al the hues Of the rain
bow Whsn the sun is shining upon the do
sosndine spray. Under each Of the artificial
flowers viii be placed an eArthern pot con-
tanning pond lnliss. A variety of lake hsh
wiz also be placed in the fountain. Two Of
tx =slss leading 70 the fountain are laid
ont, and The whole will probably be COM
plstsd within ten days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
POST-OFFIcE TIMETABLE.
GUNNER ARRANqFBFHNTi -

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Bos
~ ihs s,7igal snd sioaing q fho mails e ~
E41FnEE way 5sily. Tor Bua,io, Boston. H,u,
i,IsI,sl, ~ slIiys, y. ssos 2; Gloss - n.
YORK arrives 50 n, s:O NJ oloios 100 =. -
PIFIssgRgHW Wa4, daily, Tor Phiisdslvbi.. B-lti-
Massll lon stsu 1enEiila, 8 D. r. r., a7riS5 S.i5
q NJ; closes 3-li m
,TasoUea fIEEs81ssz, PhnsaslBhis, Balane1s,
Washington. arrives 20 , ~; 4sl5 pm.
CIHCIHHAfI WATf 1oluu1ua. lnff1nrar1fr re
louis, Louisville da8hFiHo sd Cair0, nlfiTs- 90
THRoUsH CIso,EEaT1. Columhus. En1i,a.-sl,-
q; Louis. Nashville an oair9, a1riFss Es5ams
WEsTlns WA7, Toledo. ohieAeo and Dasls,.
THs0UeH WEsrnRN, Toisdo, ChicaSo and Dstrolt.
daily, a-riVee go , N; q sas SO ~.
sAEDUgEE WAY. Elyria Eia Aortharn DiTi1iol. -
MsHoHIHo WsY. WsrFsn aud Xoung1ioEn, e.
rive8 7.Oj N; 1000 q.
hEDIaA way, daily. arrives e00 n; oIosas ~
RoHPoa4. Dover. shemsId. North Iasssnis.
se sE5lEs. 9le elo5is On TUESDAY, Thufsduy and
B4TE, Br6sEsViiis, Cooley. hc,, Leaves Fuo-d.yr
aEq sstgF2aIl g TO m arrives MondaJp al1
.sH1nss cnEIlS, Granger. Binekis7. Harsh Roy-
arrives Mondays and Fridays as 500 . u
AAHaHHsTfILEs daily arrives ie'ib n; oloslI
s1Ss 0LEysLGsB snd Easlis. dail5, srrir. s.usa
Tii5s q diStEibdfson o. ua,- rs,,y r,r s-llv, a
gl9.lly one boar iatsF than he tine q lTTlli q
Han ana Drop Letters are roquirSd by lsE -
An Ciss CIrsularI are required 70 b BloDaid vih
SPCfioS oPsn from T.sOs N Q zslqRn.
q uOHLA8s R.L-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

and thought Mr.. Sherman exceedingly uur-,
oi0us in referring 70 him IN the way be had done
and particularly 90 By his (ShernansD remarks
about sympathy.
Mr.. Hsrian-That part Of the ssnator's-sher
man's-speeoh was intended 70 bolster up Gen.
Grant Il would have 3 bad eject In the future
IRON all that he could learn Of Gen. Grant be
was nor ht 70 command large army.
nj. Harlan then read 3 letter from the battle
helqy ling the army was undoubtedly surprised
AZ fitisbuFg Landing, and from an that he could
learn from the Iowa troops. that was the geneFal
opinion OF the soldiers engaged
Mr: Harlan here sent 70 the clerks desk an AZ
tlcle ron Missouri paper In praise of the Iowa
troops He said be did not think Il proper for
Senators 70 criticize the conduct Of Geuereis OF
the army IN open Senate, and he should nave
said nothing but for the remarks Of tie senafo-
from OhiO-Sherman He Herlan1 was not
willing that soldiers from Iowa should be led bV
Sen. Grant he was not willing to sit silent un-
der any attempt 70 bolster up the character Of
that General.
Mr. Browning had listened with pleasure to the re
marks Of the Senator fiOm lJ Ur Sherman. but
vas sorry 70 hear the Senator from lows make any
attack on Gen. Grant. he (BroWningl had sesn no
evidence sufficient 70 imputs any neglect 70 General
Grant, but he was not defending him Granf) because
he vas from Illinois. HIS soldiers NEEDED defence
he (BToWning) was IN possession Of lac8 % defaat
The bill passed Is 70 70 tducats eolofsd children
in ths District Of Columbia and abolshlng tie black
code
The civil appropriation bin was osnsidsEsd and
Postponed.
The bin to facilitate the di.oharsoof sulisod oa
was pas5sd.
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
FROM TENNEssRF.

MONTEREY, Tenn, Nay Q.
Refugees from Memphis on the 4th inst, have
arrived here and report the citizens Of that place
IN great panic.
The troops are gradually eTacuating Fort PHI
low, and coming to Corinth.
BeauTegard IS ''raking and scraping" every
thing for the impending battle
The Conscript Law takes effect on the 18th
inst. The Memphis Appeal says "every maa
must fight or cut bail"
Al Altena the COnfederacy of the oath ohron-
icles the arrival on the 23d Of q long train Of
box cars, filed with tories, and tLeir departure
on the oath for Madison, where they will be i'm
prisoned in an old factory building in or near
that place
Brownsville letter says pronunciamento from
Fidaurn had been received imposing duty Of 11Sc
on every pound Of cotton shipped int Mexico and
duty Of Is per cent. all goods sent from Mexico
into Texas.
A reconnoisance 10 within mile Of the enemy
entrenchments fully establishes the face that the reb
els are therein force, and furthermore that they viii
Eight inside Of their intrenchmenta.
The weather Is good and the roads are fast i'm
proving Nothing Is known here of the suppress
Of news at Cairo or news of any kind, mot al
ready Duhlighedl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
FROM VIRGINIA.
v. HTEIAsssgss' liza ,l.s51l' Nays. Nays

WnLIAMgBUaa, NAYS
Via Washington, hay ol
The details Of the engaeemsut of Mcndav nrs A
Vouninous and noerrsst that Il VIII b neoessarV h
await the report Of Gen. MoOslan which d nov b.
ing prepared.
Dessrlsn from the snsmy's ranks arc hourly com
Ing IN.
The ofical report Of the Killed and wounded bsiue
700 lengthy 70 send over the military telegraph It has
been forwarded By mail.
The expedition Up ork river has been most sue.
eeasi1li and We now occupy West Point Heavy firing
has been heard in that direction but the particulars
are not known.
Yesterday the Advance guard Of our cavalry had
akrmish with the rear guard Of the onsmy about
seven miles from here. The main body Of the enemy
mas retreated across the James river The general
impression with military nen G that the rsbss Gave
made their last Btaud In Virginla. For distance Of
some ten miles beyond Williamsburg the road @ lined
Win broken army wagons left behind IN the retreat
or the enemy.
WILLIAMSBURG, May e.-I2OO n.
To TIE Wan DePARTMKNF:
heard few minutes since that the Galena was
aground on hog Island. Judge not badly for the
reason that Capt. Rogers does not throw overheard
hls coal. have sent him au tbs assistance he asks
~ troops are In motion and In magnificent spirits
They have All the afr and feeling Of veterans Il
would do your heart good 70 see them. have eject
ca Junction with Gen. franklin. Instructions have
been given 90 that the navy viii receive prompt sup
port WhenaVer and Wher5Tsr required
(signed1 GEO. Is. POLELLAN,
Major General Conmandfng
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

RUH4WAT-EAEROW Es0APEoE LADY AID
Two GHnDEzN.--A psir Of horses attached
70 light buggy became frightened ct some
thing on the lower end Of Superior street
yesterday afternoon, and shot of at full
npoed up the street.. Veering 70 the right
when opposite the American, they ran viO-
lsntly into buggy standing in front Of the
LEADHR ofkcs, in which were lady and two
children. The conclusion threw the lady
out, anda sudden movement Of the horses
overturned the buggy, tossing the children
into the street, the body Of the vehicle fall
ing upon the stomach Of the lady. The
runaWsy team wheeled and ran over to the
Wsddsu House pavement, where they were
stoppsd. The lady vas eEtrioated from hsE
dangerous position as soon IS possible, and,
most singular, was found TO be unhurt, as
also were the children.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

DAS RroE's Gaua4 sHOw.-The extensive
show Of the great jester, Dan Rice, gives the
frst Of four exhibitions On Monday after
noon. Il VIII be located on the LOT fronting
on Erie strest, between Ohio and Eagle
streets. The advertisement in another col
umn gives a programme Of the many at
tractivs features Of the show. No show ex-
tant has better reputation, and Dan stands
pss-emgnent Is a ring -humOrist. A glance
ai the list Of performers viii show them to
be the very best.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

GHALLENeE.-I hereby offer to wager from
One Hundred TO Five Hundred Dollars that
the blacking called Vests Blacking, and
sold on the streets during the past ten days,
and represented as water proof, is not water
proof. also offer the same wager that the
individual who sells said blaoking does not
manufacture it. Wax.
Wanted, 8 practical viOlinist, comic and
sentimental singer. VIII pay good salary
with steady employment. Address ]. H.
Van, Crystal Palace Backing Man. Cleve-
land, Ohio, or call at French's Hetel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

YAoAEE.-A note from Bucyfus informs
rs Il st the Oolonelcy Of the 7sth Regiment
O.V. ie vacant. It is this Regiment Of
which Mason was Colonel, whose disgrace
fol conduct at Pittsburg Landing brought
upon the rsgiment the charge Of eOWardiee
"A charge Rhlch has since been shown 70
have been false. WhstheF Mason was re-
moved or resigned, we are not informed, buf
We are FIed to learn that he isno longer il
.nrnnand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

FUeIFIVEs AID SooIETT.-The regular
monthly meeting Of this Society win be held
tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock ct the
Methodist Church, Bolivar street. Interest
ing speakers viii be present and address the
meeting. The public are cordially invited
20 attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
FROM CHICAGO.
-.1 CHICAGO, May @.

Times Cairo Special.
Arrivals to-day from Pitisburg Landing bring
the report that the rebels were attacked By Gen.
Grant on Wednesday few miles west OF Cor
ruth. Their line kept falling back, though In
perfect order.
The yesult Of this Engagement appears In the
rapid movements of the rebels By their right
flank to southeast, surrendering the line OF The
Memphis and Charleston rosd, and taken up their
position in force south of C0rinth.
This movement, together with the reports OF
deserters, indicate that the whole rebel force is
being withdrawn as rapidly as possible 20 Colum-
bus e5 miles south Of Corinth.
At this point the ConfederacY have eEtensive
works for the manufacture Of aF9s and ordnance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

A GooD THING TO HAvE.-NOthing contri-
butss more to q mans personal discomfort
than an il-ftting shirt, and per contra,
nothing in the way Of dress contributes more
to ones ease and consequent good humOr
than oneof Tsge & Co.'S we'll made snd SC
curaisly fitting shirts. Il Isl mans duty
thsrsfoEs, TO society as well Is to himself
to 60 70 Thgs's when in want Of these gar
inneusa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

PaN THUlB.-The great success Of the
lsTeC1 Of this wonder among men shows
how popular he is, and how we'll his enter
tsinmenta are liked. Indeed, It is inpoHsi-
BE 20 spend an hour with him without feel
ing sense Of satisfaotioD that scarce any-
thing else affords. He viii give three
entertainments to-day, ct y n, and G P.
II. All should see the little General during
lis present visit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

c.P. enrEH.-Ohief OF Police KinSella, Of
Auburn, N. z, arrived here yesterday TO
takt charge Of the above named thief, whose
conduct We have already literally noticed.
Ths officer was accompanied By Lieut.. Cop
10y, Of Providence, R. L, who has warrant
iasusd By the Adjutant General Of that State
for the arrest of Smith for desertion fiOm
The army. This last is a terrible charge,
snd may cost the man his life. The way Of
She transgrssBor is indeed hard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

eoUN4ERFI1T.-An admirably executed
eOuntsFfeit on the Bulls Head Bank of New
York City, Of the discrimination Of IS, has
made its appearance in this city. Il will de-
csive good judges, and the safe way viii be
to refuse all new bills of the above denomi-
nation on this bank.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
GEHERAL ORDEl
WAsHlHeEOH Nay 9.
RFpnRTs FROM NFTPHIs.

Women fugitives from Memphis via Rich
mond, after journeying four weeks have ar
rived here. They say the devotion Of the
people to the South is still unshakea. The
women say if all the men are killed regi-
ments of women will drive the Yankee in
vaders back. They were taking up carpets
from the parlor floors and giving them to
the armies to cover the soldiers and make
cartridges
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

THH THHAEER.-Mr. Chanfrau closed
very successful engagement last evening
He is succeeded tonight By Mr.. Neafe, tho
trsgodian, an actor Of sterling msrit-vsry
much Of the style Of ihe late ]. r. Scott,
who was much admired. he VIII make his
first appearance as "Richard the Third, :"
one Of shakspeare's strongest productions.
The performance wiz conclude with "Nan
the Good for Nothing"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

Ar s7LRz's--An the New York dsilies
received daily each morniug ct Starts, near
Seneca street corner. The Cinoinnsd pa
psrs are received every day at o'clock P.
N. All the Weeklies and monthlies are at
all times to be found upon Starts counter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

PoLIon TTHNs.-Mary Ann Kesrnh, Whs
hes . strong predileOtiOn for whisky, in
which she frsqusntly indulges, was sent 70
tie House Of Correction yesterday for tsrm
Of 20 days.
Thomas Jones and James Smith, pair Of
undoubled scOundrsls, stole a coat Of Che
value Of s.. 50, and we're sentenced to pay
SO and be confined 10 days each.
IgnOtz Voegle, sssault and battery, WuB
ansd s. a1d costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

BH WLRKED.-sign boards were yester day
placed at each entrance to the Square, warn.
ing people that any one walking elsewherl
than on the stOnsWalks would be fined IS.