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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

improvemsn's {! g6s w, mikiBG $685.
09l s1, and deduet4ae ; psnstg. v %, rs 2s.
1t leaves a net balance in favor Of lho in
utitution Of 81, ,SSs.eS. .ir-'5 q
The Warden recommend appropriation
for the building Of Rmill-house and pur-
chase Of an engine, for ro.rooRng the Chap
el, for The erection Of laundry and bath
house, for the building Of new smith and
shoe shop. and for the erection efsn spart-
mont Tor thsinaane. al Of whioh is indofsed
by the Board Of Directors.
The contractors are cordially commended
by both the Board and Warden, as indeed
are all connected with the institution in
official capacities. The subject Of overwork
Of tho prisoners is urged upon the attention
ofthe Governor and Legislature. The War
den makes the following appeal for the
"PFisoner for Lifs'. .-'e 80 .
In my first report, took the liberty of
calling the attention Of the Philanthropist
to the condition of the prisoner for Life"
resume the inquiryj msy be, too, be per-
mitted 10 cherish hope2 Nay not some
term Of irreproachable conduct entitle him
70 some mitigation Of his hard fate? Or
must he remain forever unable TO work out
any portion Of his sentence2 Can not some
thing be done to give life and nouFishment
70 hope? a..' a
The number Of ConvictS received during
theyear was $751; average number Of in
mates, ss5 number Of inmates at the close
Of the year, 024. The number confined for
life is 81 The largest number Of eonvicts
we're furnished from among the farmers.
lAj the next largest from labOrers-15s
The legal and medical professions contribu-
ted only one each. strangeI Of the num-
Der of inmates at the close of the year, Ohio
reared sl4; New York 1l8 Pennsylvania
S7i Virginia 69i Ireland 7Ij Germany Ss
England p. Burglary leads the list Of
crime, larceny taking the second place.
There were 224 bed patients treated dur
ing the year. Only six deaths occurred.
The chaplain states that he has met with
much encouragement in his labors, and that
there prevails among large portion Of those
under his charge a strong and increasing
desire to study the Bible and understand its |
teachings ..... .r
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THE ooMhARD AT FoRT PICKEYs.

. TIE eoAAAhD At FokT P4CAEhs- q
Senate Executive session confirmed Lewis
G. Arnold Brigadier General. Arnold is at
Fort Pickens, former Major lst. regiment
regular artillery. 5-.g : .-s + -. e.
The departure of Col Harvey 8poRn left
Billy Wilson commanding Fort Piokens and
Santa Rosa, -..-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

7 sBRIoUsla IIEEESs OF GEN. 0vIATF.-0n
Thursday evening a dispatch was received
by Mrs: Gen. ON. sovistt, from New York,
anpounciug that the General was lying
dangerously i'll ct the Metropolitan Hotel,
hiseOnditiOn being regarded by his physi7
ciahs as extremely preca rioUs. Mrs. o. and
son aist for New. York yesterday morning.
HIS complaint is an affection of the throat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

8 NA. Dr. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and EIectrOpathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrofuia, Neural
gia and aiine5gops diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, aud all Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. Bee Advertisement in snother col
umn. Office No. III Ontario street ia ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

srH1E1oErrss -stimpsOn is, beyond all
question, superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get fne likeness TO call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. z5s
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
Een and stranger. {lEAG HHA R27:tf
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sENLrr-

Mr.. Fessendsn, from the COMMITTEES on
Finance reported back the Fesolutio n to
sppropriate $4,000 for the expenses Of
the Committee Of the House in regard to
contracts made by any department eoE The
Government. The bill was passed. -s5s
r. Mr.. Sherman introduced bin incoFpor.
porsting two new bureaus in9fhs Navy
Department Referred. 40 ~ -f-s II -
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- your l1Ti ln1T,iotlbeTr Z 7vyan,ts 4 eewing. n

- Your mother wants q sewing ma
chine, and you can get one Of Grover 3 Ba-
ksr, Parfsctly new, for ten -dollaysz loaa than
the Manufacturers price, by inquring Al
Hall'GHome0Pathie Phhrmaoy, IL Public
Square Don,t lose the opportunity. #
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RRnN RlARYI.aNn--. !.

e y. .'- - n. FAEpERIek, Jan. 2s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25
RUFIWlT-MAs IEIoaED-A horse attach

RgEIRkE-MAs IEJuRED-A horse attach-
O. Ito lumber wagon, which was being
drj| <h along near. the railroad crossing at
he foo Of Vineyard street yesterday, be-
came friptN tNteped at the passing Of a train,
and started u 01n q rapid run up ChsmPlain
street hill. The driver attempted to hold
him, and faF; thfs putpoSe bfeeed himself
against the dash. board. The pressure
against the boayd gsuieG i p give Way with
q craah, and the man was huFlsd from the
wsgo15stgikine the ground with grestViO-
lenee5 ghsFeJ hs lay fnsansible fGr several
minutes. He Waa picked up by Police
Officer Smith, and sitter bsing bAthed Ehout
the Head thoroughly With water, recovered
and walked away. The horss became dis
engaged from The wagon and most Of the
Harness bst0re he pruvssaed far, and his
flight was arrested before he reached the
top-Of the hill. i The man was somewhat
brdised about one OF bis shonlders. No in
jury Of consequsnce was done the wagon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

,a H. You. can get cranberries, hickory
puts, and dried apples bY the barrel, carbon
and intoxicating ola in quantities, and ct
prices 20 suit custOnorS, at Geo. sPragus's,
Oviatt'a Exchange. ..r lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

Messrs. R. 3. Douglass & Co, are remov-
ing their establishment from Forest City
BLOCK to No, us Harrington Block, Superior
sifsat. This arm have built up an extsn-
sive business in Picture Frames, Artlst'd Ma
terisfs, and Ph0tograp aphic stock, IN Thsir
new rooms We suppose they viii makes
display of paintings and engravinga. They
will have everything in order In few days.
ian2s-3t y r-a..i -i.ti. is t.- .se. rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25
FORRIGN ARRIFAI.

-. !. - " 81 JeHNsi n. r Jan. "a -
The stesmer MSUritins from LiYerpoot
on the lBt from Halifax With. $50 British
troops on BOsrd, put ia here this morning
short OF coal Shs reports. that she had
experisnoed fearful Eesther, and she had
TO throw her horses overheard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25
FRIEND IE hrED. THY ],

- - = NN4NNU IN NNNVs III - /" I
Dt. Sweets IEFALLIBJE LIHIMEHT 3 pre-
Parsd n N tha recipe Of DR.. stUphen Sweet Of Com
nect cut, fhe great bone setter, and has been used
n bis praeiioe for the last twenty years vith ths
most astonishing suoO-os- As an exeezn0 remedy
atiH W,thsut q rival, and will sleviate pEin more
speedily than any other preparation. Dor al Rheu'
natio Gns Nervous Disorders &c is truly infalhbls,
sn3 curative fer s1rel, Wounds, Sprsins, RruiB-
e. 40, is soothing. healing and
Sn.1g propsnstiss, excite the just wonder and aS-
tolizhmsnt AL who hrve ever given IL trial.
oror four hundred certificates Of remarkable curel
Re formed By it within the ASt ysau, attsst 70
asa sset, Strong 4 STmBtTonEs Agents for OleYe-
And. deelGalteoSEd6NsR26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

~ Eclectic, KnickerbockeE, Atlantic,
Harper's and GOdey's Magazines for Febru-
aryI True Flag, american Union, WaTsrly
Magazine, and all the other late weekly pa
pors at Bakers News Depot, opposite the
Postofice, a5EH=5- -EE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

MERC#ABT TAILoRING.-F. A, Brown, for
years fayOFably known 10 our business men
in his connection with The merchant tailor
ing establishment Of ". B. Hancock, has
established himself at No. 1873 Bank street.
where the sams business qualities and care
fIl attention TO the wants of customers which
have distinguished him at HanoOcks, Will
serve to draw 10 his counters an abundance
Of trade,--sz5s. .z.l...lsl u. = o-.5s5. a5sl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

.--A4 sTGlE's.--starr bes all the late papers,
daily and weekly, as we'll as ali the neW
magazines. Call upon him to-day for Sat-
urday and Sunday reading. 5l s.I-s5 a..a-5-5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25
THE CITY.

KnnED AT FSONEHsET'-Wallace James, Of
TrOy, ,GeSuga county, member of Captain
Wetmoge's Battery, was killed atthe battle
of Somerset, he leaves a wife and two
children in Troy. =. .h s., i'-H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

East oLEYEtLED UEtoE sUyDLY SCHOOL,
The m monthly meeting connected with this
School, in the Sehool-hoase opposite Mr..
Gusteadis EarsoEy, Euclid street, will be ad.
dressed By Rev.M Mr.. Bignsli, Of the Saint
Clair street Methodist Church, tomorrow
ct ~ o'clock P. M. Residents of the
neighbOrhoOd ere invited % attend. !. : --- -..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

LATE PAPERs, &o.-Go to stair's, 225 suPe-
risr strsst, this morning for late New York
and Cincinnati papers, magazines, illustrated
weeklies, &c. Also anything in The station
cry line thatyou may require. " -.t Il q a. 1e5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

CE1WfoEDI RlTEIL Coal YAED.-Buy
your coal Of him. His q CHIPPEWA Il
thsvsly bostfor family nse.aoia5a .lsslias "
Once and Yahds foot or senssa riEsas
b -idge. P. Q. drawer LII, q .ss5asa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

40 LEL -lJt-i-iL liza -l-4-L y l-tl1lD
as LAMPS FOR CHURCHES
-5li li4t q lila cz11l-l bue sbs5b jHsi
a large Assortment Of .GOALl OItgLA aRsosia
CHANDELIERS, with l. 8.iEof 4z35Fsss4ss8a s.
g5-,Bd. II S,- -i3.,,5sss-, s,,.i 11om izsn sat
10 : LII - 11ss = s1od bsdqa11si5i
sl 6-G loo " cav W p. EaaG '8nss
lgs1-4. lia Comes OF B5psE4sFsnsi ssuo-sgag
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BUsfSEss Eonozs.

~7Ths services Of competent and
experienced nurse can be had by calling at
No. 80 Chestnut q rect. 4 DIV janis. 369
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FROll PITTsBURGH

-.--r. PITTSBURGH, Jan. %.
Gen. 8 D. sturgss passed through this
city for Washington via P6ilsdelph He
gives q hopeful account Of affairs in tie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

/ 80 RhsTeiEiil be asunday School Ess-
tfva1 a ths Hanover street n. Cbnsc6l
FriaEy evsning, 24th inst. Admission-
children Ave cents adults fifteen cents.
jAn21:S71
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

FRAgK PAEK1E. -Livsry and Boarding
Sable, % Seneca strOOt, A No. Horses and
Carriages 81 rsasHusbla figures. .-.51--iila
.s75-4-z Ea ----- y sspfA Ra6.IR- -E-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAE
Ho7 sl RsOESs RE 1Hi HAT, can be found at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior snd Seneca.
.-lll-
streets. ssj4 4 CLLlK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

]. B. HslI's Arnics Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises Cuts
etc. Prios 35eents, st No. II Public Square
Nov 9-R IL ..1 u l.s7 tdsIl q. 7lHaae
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

.KNTcKERBoeKER FOR FKBRuARE.-Hawks
& Brother have received "eld KnickP for
the s9ming month ,--full Of good things.-a!s Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

Citizens Wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Irains or Boats, will be called for by the
C0aoheg OF BteTens' Omnibus Line by leaving
theif address ct ths Omnibus Otioe, ltT Superior
streets next door TO the Weddell House,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

- LssIie's Pictorial for Fsbuary lSt,
with-s scenes on the Potomac, received at
Bakers Eews Depot, opposite the POstOfice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

Lana Tn Gas BURHEhs-of an improved
pattern from those recently put IN the street
lamps, for sale at IS cents each, By 81 ~ -,
sSoiJS5 IS ii yi 5.as7ag. 81 WsP. Foes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

THOMAS CALLED UPON FOR HFoRNkTfoN.-
Stanton surprised Adiutant General FhOm-
as by endorsing the call Of Congress for.in-
formation in regard to the Balls Bluff dis
sstef,and ordered him TO report forthwith
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

HELR TIE !oEPRAE.-- Our country. friends,
who we belfsve are as generous as any class
of people, hive It in their power to do great
honor 70 themselves and benefit to others.
If IN thsir visits 70 the city they win bring
in little articles fer contribution to the Or
phans, which NAV be left at the Orphan
Asylum Kinsnan street, or at John
Hughes' brewery, on West street near the
canal basin we can asAuFe them they will
be most thankfully received by those hav-
ing the paralflesssG in io6sl &c, and the good
that lLFesaIt from Il VIII be-inestimable.
Anything vilt Be most gratefully accepted;
. dosen eggs . peck of p'etatees, q ham, ap-
pies, dTiell fruits, OF whatever else in this
Fsy may be- The pleasure Of any Oneto
kiva .rlEEEAD .--JL-t-.
SA'0'slE yIcL a 10 -zlszA
To-ouE citizens We Kould say that tits the
duty Of each onaI to do all in 1hiEor her
PoweF to promote the sueces Of the Bazaar
which ist be opened on Tuesday next for
the benefit of the orphan. What exsr you
can contribute give ehssrfully, for to no
better object could it be devoted. ,Ehe in
teFest in this matter Is, we believe, pretty
general, and We hope It will continue to
grow: Let each do all ho or she can in the
T'--.fSAf sttala.IA 10 -I.E a.--4 .l sl.. 4..
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The folly Of Trifine with Disease is n,

AAo teAsg VI AAlAlhb WIN AAaoaeo 10 tEe-
ausntly Syiheed b. th' direul reSul that aEe ss
Oyidsht 10 oIoFy Wsls oflfA. Her ditary di-ease.
arainE ffom ea.L indi1erutons, aud the dotelirru-
tng eject of mercury and ether mineral assnts are
beth 70 Be dsplored and prevented. The great OBJ
ieoS h risd cat oFsrE line Of the book, ''dU
HAN FBArLTY, or Psychological Researches,
which haa been compiled hf.sr much ltuay and re-
search, and is ombOliishsd with oOl0red eugravlnE
illustrating the diasront phases Of vital and inne-
Honary disoase. .-....., D.
sale by Dh. BARROW, lst Blsoeksr street. EsW
Iork. Prios 3 oents. Sent tFes oSeEyVhsro. -
6old also ~ q. W. Ozark, DrusEiHtI, Cleveland,
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.RRQM IFIHs

-1la .--a1 y SAIT Lac CTEY, Jan. "a.
DELEGATES assembled at Great SAT- sfs
City, Jan. 22d, and drew up q State Oonstl-
tutlOn to be submitted to Congress. Utah
demands admission into the Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25
LIE, sgLgEoEsoE

EHSssfl sd gsisatife 0gtiSiEIs, + Il
HesaI the larEeet agEof nlsus Of She most tpEoFo5
Ellda of kREgEACIE8. All hin Glasses, Whetif ,
~ nea7 o. ~ slIhted, era ground under hie own
1pSct4cnt ~ ua aohinerY Of new nHtruotfol fWtH
Nc Erategt carr % - % Eait tae eyes IN al oa
nlEing Wa1knslH, uilainern ~ InlGEHuSEiOn of The
Is15 ana im1a-sinz strength &sr inne FaaeinE cf
Mle 7gUiEE.7 lsHlt41ra rT-al..l Ill s-l- Z = .l3
NJ. soi0mOns0a would here infcri1 thsbnbIl6 q =
1flsHer aI HloyH any ons IN the sAe o. biE EelssL
- Atlos gliend I'D 1glo tEnont CfEP (lJiAE6l73
ml0ROBQoPES. CONF ARBEs, 40, on llshG. 80 "
~ ARTIFICIAL EEE5 tn1sFtss WfiRCat pGIn,
. gaTfs1t 81 natural. ---L II ls'-l : lrI . ~
CslIoE-ao. Is Eubsrior BtlOss. under AmsFieSH
aofef ss.-- .-I s- --a- ll DalEdtW e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

AEErEEEaARYs-Fh Sabbath School Of the
Second Presbyterian Church held It's eight
eenih snniysrssTy on Thursdsy evening.
Singing, nd dresses presentations Of good
things % fAe chil dren, and the enjoyment
of erich teasti charaeteFized the occasion,
which Tas Of the. haPpiest character in all
respects TheTQomsW were beautifully deco
rstaF ia g4u -sGkle y gaEa1A % s.-.iia'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

R THh SEkIIHs PARE-Grsat numbers Tis-
Ited shb gstk yestsrasE, psrticulsrly in The
afternoon, BY 5efsrsncs to the advertise
rhsnty twill Be seen that tickets admitting
skalera To- ths Park for the day can be had
ct 25 cents. d q THIS is a isspital arrange
nsnt. and VIII egests a 'srush." The pond
is beyend question asuscess, sa ''@ ~ ia.
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THE sLLYE FRADI.
rnr arrdaat1nn.ln,riu 1n.ln ronnrp rnD o.up-

Since Gen. Franklin expelled the Hueh-
insons from his camp for singing Whittier'E
songs, Mcclellan has issued instructions to
Division Commanders forbidding the Hutch.
insons to sing within the lines of the army,
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Sherman introduced a bill in the
Senate to-day, adding a bureau for detail
and equipment and bureau for steam-en-
gineering and machinery to the Navy De.
partment. y. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

/; TH1 FaE4FEa.s- Dbs''. was fspssted last
eTehi1 & 70 s fair house. This evening the
.plsY 81 Beshty and the Bsast1vIll Be pre-
scented preceded by comedy and tragedy.
The : sPstrfotIt DFeaplSs' 8 4 beautiful drama,
.is in Ishssrshal!s 7si q. '2-!s q u 80 s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25
OUR SPECIAL 1TELEGRAPHIC
Iwlaa @P9RTSHlTlq
Stanton Appoints a COmmiS-
mission for Relief Of
Our Prisoners
EOHth!
Mcclellan Forbids the Hutch.
inson Family Singing
in the camps.
Coll BEOWn on bis Ray Home
BILLY WILSON IN COMMAND
OF FT. PICKENs
Secretary Stanton Endorses the
-' Cali OF Congress for
--srH Information, -N
ERnM WAaHInnrnN-

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader)
,s'r.7. 1rlf 1r'F WAsHEaroH, Jan. "a
COMMISSIONERS ToR HEIIEF OF PEIsoEERs.
Secretary stanton has Issued general
order No. appointing two commissioners
to visit Richmond and all other places in
which prisoners are confined and provide
in all needful ways SO far as permitted for
their needful wants and contribute to their
comfort. 's
t..f asa-- TIE SLAVE TRADH. aFa
Senator Wilson's bill for the more ef-
fsctual suppression Of the African slave
trade Is the sams as that swallowed up in
the Judiciary Committee last year, except
the first three sections omitted.
'sif FRENCH VESSELS LII TEE GULF.
The Commander Of the French war ship
is allowed to go from Ship Island to New
Orleans. Twenty French war Yassels are
in the Gulf. -.rls-
CAPTURE OF A REBEL SCHOONER. ~-
The rebel schooner Henry Spadden, load
ed with lumber, was captured near Ship
41-===-zr=r-7-Tr-7l1-7
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Rxtrncts from a Private Letter from I'd.
GRrtOn's Battery. al- .

Extracts from a Private Letter from I'd"
-.al1 I. - - - BACON GREsK, Jan, II.
We are having q great deal of sickneSs in
our Battery. The first death among our
number occurred yesterday in h9spitslat
Louisville, Sergeant Frank Gillett, Of Well
ington, one Of our best men, The sad event
has cast gloom over the whole Battery, for
he was highly esteemed by all. Captain
Edgarton has gone to Louisville to-day to
send his body home to his frieuda. % We are
all bound 70 send every one homo to their
friends who die in this battery whether in
hospitalor on the battle field. Our sick are
sufFeting very much for want Of thesimplest
comforts that might be conveyed to US so
easily from friends at home. Il is too bad
that Il should be 90, when there IN suoh m
abundance Of everything in Northern
Ohio that would alleviate their suffering and
tend to their speedy recovery Il is toe bad
to put sick men on the same fare as we'll
men, (pofk and hoInihy ct that and can
not and will not eat it 50 lang a have a
dine left. / sent I've miles for a chicken,
to-day for one Of the sick boys-paid .75
cents for it, and poor miserable thing it
WGs.----- - - -
Will not the good people of the Reserve
do something for US in the Wsy of hospital
stores2 I do feel That We have as much
claim upon their sympathies End Thought
ful remembranee as many others not so bad
off asRe, and do hope they viii net forget US
ii this our hour Of need, ] have never
com planned before and would not now, if
not impellsdto By the suffering sround me.
r. R., of HarpersheId, is very. sick, Poor
fellow u have taken him into ny tent and
will do the best can for him. 80
We have written Mrs. Rouse asking aid
from the Soldiers Aid Society. Of your CITY,
and are anxiously waiting response 70 the
call our necessities com PEELED US. olnake.--
God graut it may come SRbstGtttalty, and
that right speedily. ..-.l --- s. .-----,.--..sia
-1ll.- = i.- ...t -aa1.SIT1N %
P. S. sincs:writing the aboys we have re-
ceived four boxes of hospital stores from
Mrs. Rouse God bless her and all the
other good women Engaged in the good work
of minisseriDg to the Wsntslof our sick SOL
diers. She sent us the very things ne mnst
need, aud II does the sick men 40 much
good oknoW they are thus remembered, By
friends At home. Many Of them are getting
better. --i.e e.i % .-.saI 9.iii1
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MORNING LEADER.
sGRUR0AS Ri6RNING. jan rs, ~
NEW ADVKRFIsRmRNFs.

-. ~ -. i 81 s.-slI --It o.. -feHHia Hrs'
NJ. q n. Wsbb--Aesdsny Of MUSE.
"a. R.evnrAie Aierobsat Tailor.
Sordan, Nor illsa Co .--eisrk NYsntod.
Ailsh Ions1-Coai.
John WhitsiSw-Notice 70 Cobtractou.
BAksra Mesa pspOt--LOcal Notice. .i
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3 THE BUHHs FEsErEAL.--T The Burns Anni-
re s5sFy FessiYalat Chaplin Han last VsDina
WAs ia svsty5 respect . sJecssls and wa !
lnos eecs1i0u l'55fa aass is saI S5 5s '3
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Officers from Hancock yesterday report
the Potomac risen nearly Is feet within she
past few days. No possibility Of crossing
at present .sa.i 81 -l.-.-'-.l - '.s..l57 :.
Jackson Is supposed 10 be still at Romnsy.
LANGLEY has fallen back 70 mouth Of Paster-
son creek near Cumberland.
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FHE SUBSCRIBERS IUvn Jusr SEF UP Al
"a II ustou Feed bIliI WI ch fa in connection With
II str on Cloth FACTORY and hbfte Lea1 works on
t5a osnsl Susi above sintGrio greet New MI f2t
noe than twenty-five per canss 4 ss1eA 20 teedT
tncs either TO hoGss hone or ca. 7le- Cofn - the
eaf bought and taken In exchange tor Neal. -
CIerei, nd, Jan. 4, 1851 ieslRz
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GEN. LANES STAFF.

Gen. Lanes staff reported for confirmation
by The military committee, but left over till
Monday. .-..i.s ..--.-
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