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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

Departure OF SoLDIERs.-Fifty Of the
Continental ZousEes, recruited in this city
BY Capt. Richardson for the Sab Regiment,
and whose fancy uniforms and three-cOr-
nered hat with rad tsssel have attracted 80
much attention on our streets, left last even
ing for Camp Dannison.
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"sQUELCHED."-A row of q very prOmis-
ing character was organized yesterday after
noon by some departing soldiers at a low
house opposite the market, on Pittsburgh
street hill, but Marshal Gallagher happen
ing along at an OppOrtune moment, put q
dsmPer upon the proceedings, and stopped
the difficulty by removing the belligerants.
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MORNING LEADER;
M ADYRRTIHRmTNTa.

Mr.. o. Webb-Acadsmy Of Muuio.
Davis, Pio1otto a oO-ClOthihg.
P. P. Wilson
Geo. q. WymAn-FWo Masters Sales.
Robert Garrotaon a O.. Dissolution.
Curling Oiub-Testival.
7. O. lloyd-Nsn Wanted.
Praotieiug AsstmblS-FiFst Dance.
Henry G. Abboy-MAstors Sale.
DO -Ohsneery Sale.
Hawks a Bro-Jpcal Notices.
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THE CITY.

TIE MKT STATE FATR.-The State Board
of Agriculture have decided that the next
State Fair shall be held in Cleveland,
provided s., 900 are subscribed BY the citi-
zens toward expenses. There can be no
doubt that this sum will be raised, and we
may therefore rest satisfied that Cleveland
is to have the State Fair for the year 1852.
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FIRE.-The FIRE announced between three
and four o'clock yesterday morning, Wss in
the building No. S5 Main street, West Side,
which was partially burned on Wednesday
morning. The building was owned by Jas.
Moore, and was totally destroyed, the loss
being about $500, uninsured.
The alsrm of fire yesterday afternoon was
false.
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RUNAVAY.-A runaway occurred Yester-
day morning on Superior street, the horse
dashing up Superior to Seneca street, down
Seneca to Franklin street, and through
Franklin to Water street, and across Water
to a stable in the vicinity of the old Post Of
fee building,where he halted. The horse be-
came frightened by the falling of Ofa wheel
ofthe cart to which he was attached. The
driver was thrown out at the start. No harm
was done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

RAILROAD ACADEMIA freight train on
the. Lake Shore Railroad, near the Round
House, on Thursday morning ran off the
track, and some of the cars were consider
ably damaged.
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~ Bound books at half price, ct Bakers
News depot, opposite the Post Office.

EOTIoH.-PersOns holding certified sc
counts against the United States for articles
or service furnished to the Cd and 9Th Regi-
msnts Ohio Cavalry, and 4lst and 45th Reg
iments Infantry, will please present them
at this Office for payment without delay.
J. j. ELWELL,
jans;S69 Qusrtermaster o. 8. A.
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FRDM posTON.

BosToE, Jan. 10.
In consequence Of orders from Washing
ton, the troops belonging to Buffers division
on board the steamer Consultation have been
dissinhsrked.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPHEREOTYPHs.-stimpsOn is, beyond all
question, q superior artist and We advise
those wishing to get fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit 10 his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay 10th eiti-
sen and stranger. R27:f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

ELECTION or BAEK PREsDKHT.-At mest-
ing Of the Board Of Directors Of the Mer-
chants Bank on ThurSday, Mr.. T. P. Handy
was elected President Of the Bank, proper
rseonition Of his eminent fitness sndcapae-
ity for the position.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

Sa- DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and Electropsthy, cures obstinate cases of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, serOfula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic diseases.
Reference given TO many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

CEEWFoRD'S RETAIL OoAL YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His Z" CHIPPEWA" d
lhe very best for family use.
Ohcs and Yard foot Of Seneca stTost
B idre. Pso. drawer III.
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FRASE PARxEK.-Livsry and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. l Horbsa aud
Carriages at rsasquAbls figures.
SEPARATELY
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torEs aHa Tia aBaEe.

Wy i. MARVIN, No. so. SOUTH
w side Public Square, having BEEN East ans
HoTss-F FTrnishfng Estsbli5hmauf8 Of Troy, Albany,
PhiIadslDhia and New York all the nsHast and most
S q o v Es,
for Oooking, PErior and Heating puEPoss, and also
Ussiul .ATdelss Of Houss-F FigziskiHg Gsodi.
Besides having ne Iost aaysstagsoqs iaeilitiss
ouliarlE sdaptsi 20 this market Also hi9 afrange-
sIi fhe iisV7esf md mOst beautiful Btyigs d
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ehish with his long 0Ipersnes Of l5 YEAR, a this
meroua friends and The ''rsst Of mankind' IN gene
raj, the Grgatsst Inducements in regard % guailty
and prices ioE tssm g purchase g0po1 u his line
TIE IDISPATOH COOKING Stow
q 20 fncfcass IN pubIio sVor and . shs
PERFEOf opsrating Gtoge N the marE55, q thoul-
anIT OF Hone Keepers IN thi1 city ond 8uIrcur ding
ooIntry, who are daily l9lng t1s stove, eil tsg,1
Hs hes also g larss veI1sSY q otaer liss w. 2
PARLlOR, HALL AND OFEI0H BIOfk8
Roth for Wood and Goa, Of
OLEYELAED AID OLELH 1lk1lU ADfo b.
as manufactureS, and has lof sale as wholesale
and retail, al kinda q PlEin and Jazanne4 I'M
COPPER and Sheet Ina Bsr1. HIS stock o. hou1er
MarBls A1ltle1 and EHaEIslsd GF5tsl,
Il large and osmplsts IN gtyls snd ani1h. /
W-lIi aro most cordially invited % call ts.oF8
guEehssiag sissEhsEo. ssa 80 - ~ ihsn'ei''s
8FOYE 9RALk NAPORl IA, I
Nc. O. souiA alas Puslis sggsfl. 4
AaAAAAA
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Lava TIP GAS BURHERs-of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thestrset
lamps, for sale at IS cents each, by
". P. FOas.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
au0Q Ri
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PERsoNAL.-HOn. John A. Kssson, First
Assistant Postmaster General, is in this city,
stopping at the Angler. He is en- route to
his former home in Des Moinss, Iowa.
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that OAE
NOT BIZ sROKEH BY TEE HAT, can be fOuud at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
TtreesS.
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Fkom NERFouNpLAnb.

3I.- 5pHHlI Jan, 10. :
The excitement ct OarbonnsaE, iB intense
and increasing. Several stores were broken
into last night, and arms and ammunition
abstraeted. Re-infOrcemsnts are till srri7-
ing.
Il is doubtful If the military viii be able
topreYsnt collision much longer. -E
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E Your mother wants a sewing ma
chine, and you can get one of Grover & Ba-
ker, perfectly new, for ten dollars less than
the manufacturers price, by inquiring at
HALLS Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. If
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- J. B. Hslls Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price 20 cents, at No. II Public Square.
Nov e-R IL
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RXPROrRD ATTACK.

FREDERIcE, Nd, Jan. 10.
It is reported that Gen. Jackson is before
Romney with the intention of making an al
tack on Gen. Kelley.
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TRAVRLkRS RKGIsFKR.

Citizens wishing conveyance % either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called ior oy the
Coaches of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address at the Omnibus 0fhcei l4I Superior
street, next door % the Weddell House.
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W Rev. James Black will preach in the
United Presbyterian Church, Erie street, To-
morrow at half-psst ten A. NJ, and at half
past two P. n.
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The New York Albion, Frank Les
lis's I.lustratsd, the Stats zsitung, Deno-
I.rst, and CTiminsl zsitung, Coz sals q Pa
.tsr's News depot, opposite the POstOAes.
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R-AIl the late papers and periodicals Of
the day can be found at Bakers NewIdePOs
opposite the Pcstofice.
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CHICAGO nIARKET-Jan 10

FLOUR Market active,
WHRAT-Market advanced &c; 705fo for No ];
65665xc for No 2 in store
COKN-Market dull Sales ct 2z&S2sAc for
mixed in store.
OATS-Market quiet
mRSS PORA-Msrket active and l37<c higher,
at Ss,95G9.
LIVE HOGs-BhrFHa finn Sales at S2,25 72,fl
BRRVk8-5ales st S2,l2HG2,60.
RxGH1NGE-On New York, firm at Ho pre-
mium.
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From Earl BIZ, Esq., o. S Marshal.
fr Kendall has eEtracto several corns irom the
sss- -, :. tiSfscforiiy EAhL BILL
(asl1'a and, Dec. 30, 1851
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FR0nT WASHINGTON.

" A1diAdIUNi Jan. 10.
An effort is to be made to establish
beureau for supplying and inspecting cloth
ing for the army.
Those Senator's absent to-day when the
vote was taken to expel the Missouri Sens
tors would have voted for expulsion If they
had been present.
The State DEPARTMENT has adFices that
the nitrate Sumter was in the harbor Of St
Pierre, Martineque, Dee. 22d. The Iroquois
was league of the har0or waiting for the
Sumter egFess-
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GoFns 8EmOpta,
LAST DAY-M0NDAY NEXT,
JANUARY 18th. 1862.

Vorious eireumsfsness have Dc laysd the departure
rfDs. Rsndall but ths principal Of thtss is the
e1sst damaad for HIS services, which bis Pecnliar
Syuts of rsstU sut has cEHSed, but be must assure
thoss psrsonI Who intend TO honor him with eali'
thGf oihar s1Eagsmsnts viii preclude the pOzHibih
q OfhiS rsnaining amer
MONDAY NEXT, THE 18th INST.
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NV toRK, jan 10.
The fire in the Amsrican Telegraph oaioe
injured the lower floors 20 The amount Of
8, 900. The wires uniqiurod.
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LATE PATEzTs.-The following patents to
Ohio inventors have been recently issued
through the ohiceof Messrs. Brainard Bar
ridge, of this city:
INV. Putnam, Cleveland, clothes wringer.
A. Hemenway, Townsend, mop.
Henry & Fox, Akron, tOmb-stones.
King Freese, Cincinnati, bridge.
J. Baldwin, Berea, gTiDd-stOne apparatus.
G. Leavitt, Cleveland, carriage wheel.
Msssrs. B. & B. have also secured patent
for @. Bollinger, York, Pa, cattle pump.
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CIETELAFD, Dec. 30, '6l-
-, - ,.,-,s,.f ,,--,1 eTfrected by DR.. Kendall
l.l.s = - 1-i-, 49, 80 s. BURGESS.
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From ". Orapger, E51.s
with pleasure teatify 70 he Hkill with which
Dr.. Hsndall opsrates on Oorns- ...,.,,,-
Cleveland, Jan. 2 ls62. ". OhAfbEh-
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UOM MERoIAL.

q. G. o.-cary'. Cough Cure. dsoislis
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From Joseph Poole, Esq., Cieyelend. -.
~. EondalI rsmoTod n lu ny tet tHo eoiLls,'
lmore lDproprtslF named fh ornsJ 20 n ehlllsE'
y ny g JGs. POOL.
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From D. 7 stsTerS, &C..
Wffh plsVIuFe endorse the foTsg9ing; q n,g.;.uvrEs
OsTslnnd, Dec. q, 81.
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Dr.. Kendall removed three corn8 oflon Gtl' 'nding
hcn the fsst oi ny wife, in my presence, without
pain, and to her subtraction. h. B. sPEIMAN.
CiGFoiand, Dec. IS 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

AFFORNBYs Ar L4W
10. 10, Perkins BuIlalhg, ClsFsland, che.
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Dr. Bsadall haI removed corn IRON ne without
=. -, - ! r p" lslo---nsi D. G. BRANOH.
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From L. AIoott Esq

1lr Kendall has extracted ssFsra oornB from my
-, c-ifhorf nan, 70 my entire satisfaction.
0IsgsIand, Dec. 30 81 L. ALOOLI'
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ny. sFOUh mARKKF-Jan 10
IET TE1.ssRAPH.I

TEN INIl-1HIENsI
RIONEY-Easy on call ct &c.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Hisher at llSt9
ETOCKR-Market In fair demand and higher =
Chicago Rock Island 81; Galens g. Ohieago esi
Micbfqaa Southern AK; Harlem l354; Erie So Eue
preferred 5O Hudson lst bonds 1856 Pacific mat va
Cleveland 3 Toledo 57S6 New York Central s2fi NO.
6sHS
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lsm happy 70 Be abls 70 add ny teilimr ny % the
boTs, a. Br. Esndaii t-aCted corn tor me Eltn-
guf p8iH. h-O. WANoAO"'
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~ Kendall has removed .'huge" zig sorn nom
oot without pain, aud Al the same tins eiFs1 ne
CIS7siasd, Jan 9. 1862.
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From Lieut.. Dunniug.
I certify 20 the removal Of my OornBf Eltnout
b''-' - Lieut. T. 3. DUENING.
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LEom . o. Edigcn-
Dr.. Kendall has entirely cursd two cid AID pain
frl corns for ne without any imusdi aEe uubss-
Quent iucouTenthnce. 30 GDlbOh.
Cleveland, Dec. Is, 1851.
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M. Kendall has this A. II. removes from ny foot
8 scqrn % twenty yearz standing, IN isy nsl1gtea
a7S Eitas2t Pain-, ,s., w. r HUE EoN'
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TvBlNI @6tlFEs.
ORTsTKDORO7s HAIR DYE
End the
O Nj Y d Y y

o N Il Y ID Y u
For aH vho taSirs 20 hsvs the oslor Of their haiS
ohsn1sd Win naoty. certainty and rspidity, 70 any
Ehads thay msy desire.
nauuhs,arsa b. J. Oristadoro, No. AHi0r HOOss,
Nsu EOft. sod SgsrTWhoEa, and applied By ell Hair
DEs.ssA -------
Tho folly Of Triaing with Disease is fre-
ou,nty evincsd By the drsul results that aslf-
evident n Ovsry walk Of life. Hereditary al ease
arlsing from early indiaerstionH, and the deteriora-
ting ssot Of mercury and ether mineral agents, are
bsth 10 be dsplorod and prevented. The great OBJ
jsct q carried out IN every line Of tho book, 'HU-
NAE TRAILTY, Or Psychological Researches
v-sieh hss beoa complied after much study and re-
s..-sh. and q ombelnshsd with eolorsd onEravings
muafrafiug the different phnses Of vital and iane-
tionnrg disease.
guld b Oh. HARLOW, lst Blsooksf Htrost, Kew
Eort. Prios % cents. Sent fros ovOrTWhere.
eoiS also " g. W. Ozark, DrugGista, Cleveland,
F0T FINALS CENTRALLY.
Fhs Brsndroth Pills cannot be too highly spoken
cE ghey rsmove ell distractions, give energy and
utrsagth cure the distrOasing headache, uniortu-
staIy % proEauni with the SEX depression Ct spir-
ils duiinoss Of ssht, nervous aecsions' blotehes,
pioplos ssoWness Of the skin, all removed, and
aiavenis bloom and general sprishtiness, indicate
Ladies, e delicate periods, VIII md them unri-
vailed they are the best medicines for mothers and
children, and cure worms and eostlyeness.
Ist Il Be- ruinembered, that Brandroth's Pulls are
oaY in their operation and yet unite miidness with
sHcisn1y, and require no alteration Of diet during
their use.
Nm. Morgan, corner Of 18th street ana Union
SQUARE, New York was dying apparently, Of Con-
onnption. She was given NJ to die By hsr Physi-
clans. and all her friends, but amer using Bran
drsfhs pills for fsg weeks, The cough ieft her and
shsbsgn 70 regain her strength, and is nov aeie 70
t, 20 her duties, and fsss SURE Of soon attaining
robusf health.
RIrs. Wilson, Of No. g Bsseh Strest, New York,
has cured Dyspepsia, Small Pox, Measles, Dropsy
nnd Typhus Fever, and all Headaches and Bilious
dlsoasss with Brandreiha Pills, will be pleased to
unsTsr any qasstlons-
gold b. A. GardnoT, 40 Superior street. OleTe
ma, ohio, ana By Hll respectable dealers IN nsdi-
tfser
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ABSOLUTE RKKOHAL or
1nRNs AND B UNION

T71Igntsne0o7 and LmcooIol5 glIelI
WitIora Gslttinq, Pain OF Bleeding,
~ IL supsrfor st., lover Leader Omoo.)
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ma f,JlCving Testimonials, selected from thou
rTd7 renfer i UNNECESSARY TO aiscuaB tho nature
-frIrl1
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Ef5n I. EccolnsH, n. D., Olr1siaHd.
Or Dcnfar has removed TIVE coru8 fnr ne IN 3
ulir7 Grroft and hnrmlasg manner.
I. MCCONNELL n. D.
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Board Of Trade.

Board Of Trade.
Pre5idsnt-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vios PTss't-M. D. sOOFr. TrsasuFer--R. 7. LTOH
DIRNoTons.
n. B. Clerk, 4. Quin, b. 8. DaViB, B. BroNhsIl, d
HAFEaTs A, J. Bezgos, s. =. lester,
RlTEREu.
:. =. Lester, ). q. Hus8sy, H. B. Booh
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THAEKs,We feel under obligation to return
oul thanks to the citizens on the West Side
for their kind reception of the few scholars
"a representatives, of-the Cleveland Indus
trial School, and also to the gentleman who
has the care Of SANFORD Hall for his geneg-
osity and kindness; alse to the friends, east
and west side of the river, for their annima-
ting addresses to the audience.
The meeting was opened by Rev. Mr..
Burton episcopal minister) with hearty
PRAYER full of expression tor the safety and
prosperity of the school. Hon. W. B. Cas-
tie, ex-Mayor, Hon. ]. A. Foot, h. Rice,
and Mr.. IngersOll gave short, pithy ad-
dresses; the scholars singing at invervals,
moral, religious and patriotic pieces.
It was suggested by the friends that col
lection should be taken for the benefit of the
Childrens' Aid Society, which being done,
amounted to the sum of sls.l4.
Much praise is due ex-sherif Wightman
for the interest he took in keeping good or
der among a small class of boys who Oughi
never to be allowed to go into public without
either father or mother to take care Of them
The meeting closed with the BenedictiOn by
Rev. Mr.. Burton.
Mr.. Stevens omnibusss were ready at ths
door, and kindly took the children home
We receive many favOrs from Mr.. g., AM
appreciate his genllemanly kindness. Hi
coachmen are not whit behind in accom-
modation to our scholars.
R. WATERToE, Superintendent.
P. Sour regular Anniversary is held i
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fFron HIs Imperial Maiestf, Emparsr Of TraHce-l
torrI1rr nsniau ma ezfrait les COTS ere IN
Siaaas 'n'o'.4 . a5s sl-n'a n-Din' sEApoLHoN.
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- The regular monthly meeting of tine
Fugitives' Aid Society viii be held tO-mnr-
row afternoon at the Methodist Church, Boil
ivar street. The Rev. Daniel Sharp, of Col
amer, has promised to be present and ad-
dress the meeting.
In order to accommodate the speaker, the
Society Is requested to meet ct quarter to
three o'clock. The public are invited 10 at
tend. B. 6. GREER, ssc'y.
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L 4. sOLoNoNBoN,

E,srG,,l ~ GGlffs 0PdSiza,
Kssss a. ae,oItus.q5at q tkS most imE.SE:s
- ,..-- - - rif,tst, ere gF0und under his Olp
- ~ iT,erT II EeW constr ioni via
n - -rS1-1 i,i-If1nlE o. InfGumHttol % tht
-. rnd f1lI.1FiinI 6tEsnEth br long Fsaeng o.
rs -.Io--,,uuasp vyoaId hoEeiuloEm the public th1t
nSTrTrr e71nIoTs any one IN thelAle q hl9 L91-s'
81 49,. 4 E-land "a aul0rfEe Eelt o. al5As1ASi
80 = = con p EEr 49, on nlnd.
81 AHE1TIOlaL ENls insaTse4 WlthoGt balAi
1S- 1--SS.s-S. - 5spsrirF utTost, undsE AnsFiesn
Wall.daW
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From ". Lyman, EsC

From A ETcarsi Efqs
De- Kendall has rsmOFsd tao corns ron m{ 5eet
fiisSSi elsgsisRSdi Rsdin:5 5.n ., 1854. 4 A
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11


While other institutions of similar ma
ture have entered upon their duties with q
full treasury, the resources of this Society
have been, from the first, extremely limited.
It is but just 10 state that more than one
third of the whole cash receipts is due to
ne generous and patriotic efforts Of those
ladies and gentlemen who volunteered their
asrvices in the musical entertainment given
for the benefit Of this Society, and which,
through the exertions of our friends, and
tbe great musical talent of the performers,
was rendered eminently successful. Our
only relisble source of income is the sum
paid monthly by the members of the So
cietY; and this has averaged only from tif-
teen to twenty dollars. Notwithstanding
| thainsiRuihcance of this amount, it has been
the sndeavor Of those connected with thiE
dspartment TO avoid, Is far as possible, al
personsl poIicitation Of assistance. Now
| however, an infringement Of the rule seems
unsyoidable, a. 3 sudden demand from cni
Of the hospitals in Western Virginia, in
Vplving 3 large outlay Of money, has com
/ pIeteiT exhausted the tFeasurys And an az
Esnt sppeal FAUST therefore Be made for thu
mopeF necessary for the prosecution Of on
work.
| -oed eompanies will hereafter greatly re
| du,e our freight expenses, and our acknoWl
] oSSmeuts are also due the Express compa
! UisS for their kindness in carrying our good
1 :. 80 theu half rates. For carriage We ar
iDde0ted 70 a gentleman Of this city, who's
o.sisfencs in this way has very MATERIAL,
iighteud our current expenses. IN the a.
-snosnert Of our rooms, in advertisingI l
tbs raising Of funds, in transportation
f-sisht. and II the various business detai
If o1r work, we have been greatly sided B
c1s of our railrosd gsntlsmsE, whose dove
tioT % ths cause, and whose untiring ensTg
= go sarTies Of Tie Society, are worthy
mors than this passing notice.
r5sSe srs but part Of the many faTol