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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20
NEW YOHA AmARAKT- jan. is


ELOOR-Markstr rules adIet but vsrv firm, ,loss.
with no Eales at iuside q ,ota ions - ---'
Ssles 500 at S5,45G5,5 for supsrfns state IS 7sa
~ 0f eAtra statei eo45955 IS for suparhne Jsterp
ss'd9g5 % ior eommsn . medium extra vsstsrn,
Ho ~ ~ ~ 20 sAlpping brands extra round hooT
CANADA FLOUh-Market quiet ana 6rn -
ses 2og DLls at S54S@5.55 for superfne; S5 5756 rs
for common 70 choice extra
&Kk FlABUsC-MRrket ouiet ana unaat Lad
with no cided change IN price.
- SS,E5SN mEAL-Market quiet and steady ssles
- '.sA Y-MarKet frmer. Sale, 500 bbls at
=, -1zlALI-MArkstdu du'I and droopirs. Sales 800
eay spring It 81 %; 5Oa bush Common Wiyya1k. .
club at 81 s2ssSl,ssi $50 busn cOmmUn winter red
AZ. - VKIsesrcs and firm. saies $40 bush at 50
aRLBY-In l'mited supply ana vary firm -
Sales $50 bush state at slc; bush California; on
PiiSate teIHs. "e notice SALES Of 300 bush bailey
COAN-Nothing of moment doirR, mark + rules
nsayy at o4e65c for mixed western in stors and
OATS-In moderate request. Sales At for
Jersey Canada western and state. 7 - =
POkk-market more active and very firm -
western prime mess; Ss,Olas 56ior prime. Ineinded
In sales are 6OO bbls western prime mess for future
dslI = ct Y 80; and 100 bbls uninspected mesa af
.hkGF-Market firm; fair demand. SALES OF 900
DOS st 80 toT country prime; F5O95, 50 for
~ ~ ~ aes lor repaoked ness SlS,I5
PRIMR MISS BRRF-Msrkst quiet and steady
ct go
HEEF HAM8-1Iarket inactive.
aDQS EAFe-MArket dull sales IsO packages
et 4Gs3e for shoulders; 5a6c for hsms.
SACON-sides are quiet. Sales 200 boxes ct SIC
&c for western snd city Cuberlsnd cut middlss;
G&efe for long ribbtd middes INC for short ribbed
do: 7Ho for CITY short clesr
DR. ESSRD HOGR-Market firm Sales ct 81 90
G4,064 for western; Es % for city.
kAAHD-Market less active aud prices RliRhtlF
favor the buyer at the cloIe. SAILS 1889 bbls aE ~
@sxc. =. ~
-sgEERR-selIing at IloIsc for Ohio, and
1890 for STATE.
OHRRSE-Market duh at 5Ka7o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20
THE CITY

REFUEH oP A oLRvELLED SOLDIER FRoH
REBEIDON.-Aff. Charles L. Chapman, Of
the sprague ZOusye Oadsts, 7th Ohio Regi-
ment, who was taken prisoner st the fght
Of Cross Lanes, returned to this city sasur-
day morning having been released from
prison ct Richmond, with two hundred and
forty Others, on the Sd inst. BE gives tho
same gloomy account Of the state Of things
in that portion Of secsssis as those Who
have come before him, and the same testi-
mOny Of the barbsrOus treatment of Federal
prisoners. The number Of members Of the
Tth now prisoners st Richmond he states is
ninety eight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

Jan the 18th 1852
Ed Leader--I have been completely dis
Sads6ed since the battle at balls bluff since
on noble Baker fell under command of Gen,
Stone feel good deal Ike Aghting some
body don't care who but perfer meet
ing Gen Stone and he may chose the man
psr Of fighting himsslf
Now General am 8 Penn by birth 4g
years of age well calculated for any emer-
gency Whatever
Now GeneralI can jump the highest run
the fastest dive the deapest and come up
the drisst of any other man in Penn
Now Gen am 5 feet inches high heavy
set and full of Vigor if you will please come
and takemy plow and let Rs go and take
your position think things Woald move
of somewhat faster you will not have
the same opportunity of associating with
the rebels
Now Gen if your going to come and plOw
vrits some or if you are going TO let me 60
and takeyOur position Erits some or if your
going to fight me write some.
RoUeH AND REIp7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

Pursuant 10 appointment the COMMITTEES
Of Arrangements for the Orphans Bazaar
mot in the Parlor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, on the afternoon of January 18th.
It was at that time unsnimously resolved
70 open the Bazaar on Tuesday even
ing, January 2sth, in the Athsnaum-the
hour Of opening to be duly announced in
the city papers. The tickets of admission
SO cents for the season, and IS cents for sin
gle entrance.
The Committee urged that Is the benefits
of the Orphan Asylum are confined to no
geographical llimits-childrsn Of every name
and nation finding q home within its pre-
cincts-they may claim on its behalf the
cooperation Of all the surrounding country.
Donations Of cream, poultry or fancy wares
for the tables viii be grstsfully received by
them. They entreat that this sppsaI nay
bs Needed By every individual to whom It
Is addrossed.
L is intended BY the Committee 10 offer
in the Orphans Bazaar an entirely novel
entertainment. The various Nations Of
Europe win be eharactsristicaIly represent
cd in Booths tastefully decorated, exposing
the merchandise of their respective co1n-
tries, and surmounted BY their nstional
Gag. Added to these sttraetions there viii
be special entertainments for each evening
Of the Bazaar.
An amateur concert and musical sppeal
By The Orphans themselves viii form 9 part
Of the programme offered. Thus an equiv
aisHt is presented fully equal to ths pfiee
oftekets. The Committee trust that By The
sale Of tickets and substantial and fancy ar
tielss such an amount may be realized as
% compass the end st (which they aim, VIZ:
Opening wide the doors Of the Orphan
Asylum in this day Of national calamity
and orphanage.
By order Of Committee,
Per eECRFTARY
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Capture Of Rebels in Missouri
SECRETARY STANTON EN-.
TERS OFFICE TODAY!
All Officers ordered to their
POstsi
REPORTED sinking or THE Pr.
RATE SUMTER
Saturday Nights Report.
RROlI FORTRRss nIONRnR.


FORTREss MoHRoE, Jan. II.
The same paper Announces that l3 lsrgr
steamers loaded with troops LEFT Old Poi1l
on Thursday, and presumes that they are Ia.
tended for another expedition TO some otbel
poiEf. Tbs editor has been hoaxed, az nc
steamers except two delayed by the storm
containing ths D'Espeneul Zouayes left on
that day. =
The prisoners from Richmond also say thai
up 70 the time they LEFT, on Friday morning.
nothing had been heard from II there.
The Richmond papers Of Friday contain
nothing of the expedition.
Tbs French friRate which arrived vsstpr-
day was the Pomone. Notes having been
given salute Of 81 guns vas fred this
morning and the Fortress Immediately re-
piled with an equal number. .Iass - %
The Pomone is the flagship Of Admiral
G. Aarquiese De Nontaignac. The Admiral
came ashore this forenoon accompanied bv
the flag Captain end an aid-de-caulu and was
received by Gen. Wool with military honors
After the visit 1t was announced that the
Admiral would tomorrow visit Norfolk 70
consult with the French consul s-a'le
The rebels are building a new batlsrv
this side Of SeWelPs Point. The battery Il
the Rip Raps threw 8 fsE shslls among.
them yesterday afternoon which caused a ten.
porary suspension Of Operations.
The Constitution remains IN the Roads
wait ng orders. Gen. Butler is expected here
when she will probably proceed e her orig
inal destination. Ship Island.
The following are the names Of the re-
leased prisoners: -
A. Q Weed, I'd Wisconsin; John McNeal
I'd Wis., A. B. Csskell, ID Wis; Chas
Webber, 7th o; John Houston, Ist Oal.;;
David Strong I'd Wis; B. MarQrown, Isl
Cal; Henry A. WillmBn, I'd Wis., ). /,
Mitchell, lst MINI; David Jones, % wis;
O, s. Brinkhof, lst Mich; George winfield
I'd o. ]. southard, I'd Wis; Jas. Cannon. Isl
MIN J. P. EnckIing, I'D Wis; Marx Pinney,
lst Ainnj n. Holmes, Ist Mich; g. ".
Browning, 1St Cal Jas. Anderson, I'd Wis;
Stephen AcKerney, lst Cal; Levi Emery,
lst Mimi 3 Pratt, 1st Cal; W. b. Oleaver
lst Cal J. q. Taylor; ID wiz; ]. s. HaI
sted, LIST MINI.
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FROlI WAsHINGTnN-

WAsHIEaFoH, Jan. 18.
The Navy Department has received dis.
patches from Commander Glessop. Of the n
s. steamer Mt Vernon, dated of Rilmino.
ton, n. G., giving an interesting account Of
the burning Of light ship. he having
heard that the rebels made uss of 4 81 :
beacon tor guiding vessels in and out of the
harbOF, and for the purpose Of annovinO ouI
vessels By hosting lights ct night be de.
termined to take advaotage Of hszy night,
with the wind of shore, to effect her De.
struetion, and accordingly dispatched cut
ter, under command Of acting master Aleck
Allen, with John P. Foot ss coast pilot, and
q crew OF i've men, and gig under com.
mand 0f acting master Sturgis, and crew Of
siG men. The boats proceeded to within 3
short distance of the light vessel. On the Of
side of Fort CasWell.
The two officers, boatsWain's mate and
quaFtermasters, climbed on board bv 2
rope which was hanging at the side. The
light boat was quite deserted: carpeuters
had been at work The vessel was beino
pierceda for eight guns. No attempt was
made to moless the expedition until they
had kindledl the fire which efFectually de.
stroyed TIE light ship. The fort did NOT
open on our boats until they were clea1ly our
Of harms way. -
Firing down the Potomac was heard lasr
night between IL and y O'Clock. It has
since been Rscertsinsd that the rebel bat
teries had opened on Gen. Hooker's COM
msud on the Maryland shore, but without
damage.
1he SeeEetary of War, Stanton, will enter
upon his duties on Monday.
Ar. Cameron viii remain in Washington
some days and visit his hons before de-
parting for Russia.
An order, just issued from headquarters,
says the eEigencies of the service demand
every officer and soldier Of the army able 70
do duty should be at his post and thst IN.
less for sickness no leaves of absence or fur
loughs be granted at present, except in urg-
snt cases. -.l- D - u
Richmond papers Of Thursday contain
dispatches from Nashville, I4th inst, stating
it has been distinctly aseeftained that eonsld-
cradle quantities Of cotton and sugar haze
been sent in wagons through Kentucky t.
the North, supposed to have gone through
OlsrksVille,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

CoLL1sIoE.-saturday evening two sleigh
ing parties, in the vicinity of Euclid Street
Station, each driving at 3 rapid speed, ran
their sleighs together, the collision upset
ting one Of the Hleighs and turning out in
% the snow the occupants, one Of whom, a
young lady, was considerably hurt, though
to what extent We did not learn, and sll more
or less Jared and "discomfuddled." The
other party was more fortunate. Both
Hleighs were slightly Injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

A WORD flCgNU UotEE0E The Chicago
Evening journal, In Noticing no retirement
Of Mr.. Henry F. Clark frOm the Local de-.
psrtmeEt Of the LHADER, diseoursos thus:
"Most sincerely DO we oondole with thee,
our brother, in thy great grief, and would
gladly Tighten thy heart Of its burdens, and
share with thee. Retired from the news
paper business In consequence Of having in
herited q fortunep Unfortunate man l.
Compelled 70 assume q position that you
have been 'wRlloping' daily for years. To
become one Of those puFso-p' oud, oVer-fsd, ],
gouty individuals, without charity or char
ecter, whom you have 20 often described
with contempt and g sneer, is indeed q ter
rlble fate. And then 70 forsRke the pleasant
duties Of local editor no more racing Gf-
ter an item no more sensational inventions;
no more midnight runs 20 small fires In the
suburbs no more eOroneT's inquests no
more sickening post m0rts1ls; no moro pufis
AT twenty-five cents . iine-Of things
whose existence depends upon putting; no
more button holing by boros, who desire q
word said 70 their advantagsj no more
aPologizing for immortality, and being pro-
nouneed immoral for your pains; no more
eXPosing vice and being denounced therefor;
no more lager beer treats, and the expected
half-column notices ell these com forts have
been exchanged for fortune Miserable
man
b. F. @. can't any such fellow" He'll
''bear his honors meekly."
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FR0n CIno1ENarI

OIEcnHATL Jan. 10.
A special to the Commercial from Indian
apolis says; Four Indiana regiments IN the
Green River column have advanced 70
South Oarrolton and viii soon occupy Roch-
ester. This is directly opposite Bowling
Green. Gen. Buelli Is cOncentrsting pog-
erfnl force ct Green River, and it Is said he
Is now ready for = forward movement The
rebels atand about Bowling Green are De.
strOying the railroad, telling trees across the
track, and doing everything to retard the
progress Of our army, It Is said they are
making every preparation 10 eYscuate that
place upon the approach Of our forces.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

INDUsTEIAL soHOOL AEEIvERs1sY.-The
Fifth Anniversary Of the Industrial School
and ChildrenS' Aid societY viii be celsbra-
ted at the Mel1deon tomorrow Tuesday,
evening. Besides singing and other s<sr-
eiSes by the children, which viii be Of 8
very pleasing character, there will be ad-
dresses BY several prominent cit'zsns.-
There viii be no charge for admission, but
g collection viii be taken at the close,
which it is hoped will prove satisfactory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

CHANGE OF TrNE.-on and after today,
the afternoon train on the Clsvsland and
Pittsburgh Railroad win leave this city at
P. T., instead Of $40. as heretofore. The
up train will connect at Atvatst instead Of
Alliance. Passengers By this tain for Pitts
burgh viii have 10 wait at Wellsville about
three hours, the train By this change be-
coming local. Direct connections are made
by the morning train from Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRo, Jan. ls.
Captains Nurdock and Webster returned
last night from the expedition to Bloom
field It was a complete success, capturing
forty Of the enemy, among them one Lieu
tenant-Colonel, two Surgeons, one Adju-
tant three Captains -af f-t
Capt. Phelps, with the gun-boat Oonesto-
so, made 3 reconnaissance up Tennessee
river to day, and shelled the point just be-
low Fort Henry, where masked battery
was supposed TO be, but did not succeed in
drawing its FIRE. 500
Nothing from below of importance.
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Sunday Blight's DispatOhes.
BROii wASHTNsTON.

rr. y In - alAt4A1ANaF all4s TO-
Herald dispatch Il.
There vas 3 general inspection Of The
transportation department yesterday. Over
one thousand wagons and teams we're review.
ed In one body. '-.. q l.s
Seey 2 Cameron surrendered his portfolio to
secy Stanton to-day, -
An official report from Gen. Halleck says
asj Hubbard'S cavalry attacked q rebel force
Of 800 &C Silver Greek, in Howard clunty,
nnder Col POindsxter, on the 18th, and
routed them. The rebel loss fs 40 killed and
90 wounded. Our loss is 6 killed ana 10
wounded. We also captured lSO horses, GO
wagons, los tenis, 80 kegs Of powder, 200
guns, and % prisoners.
The Senate Military Committee are slill
engaged examining the appointments made
By the President principally fer the army.
The number Of BrigsdieF Generals Is nearly
70. They viii be recommended for confrm-
alton except l2 or IA who will be reserved
for future consideration. ~ f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

PERsoEAL.-COl. Mulligsn, the gallant de-
fender of Lexington, accompanied by his
wife, arrived here Saturday orning from
the East on the Lake shore Road, and left
immedis' ely on the Cleveland and Toledo
Road en- route to Chicago, his homo. Colo
mel Mulligsn will probably roOn again en-
Ter the service as q Brigadisf General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

~Tho price Of The NoHHns LHAbHl b
nsWs agents Is One Dollar and Fiisy Cents
par hundred and no deviation undGF tuy
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADHR; 70 NSWI
Dealers, il OnO-iOurth Of q can't par copy.
We would profsT that parties RENTING
postage stamps should tsnd ~ one and fhrOs
soni instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

FRORI VEAaHINGTON.

NEW YoRK, Jan. I9.
Specials state that member of Congress
has letter from an officer Of high rank in
the army to 3 younger officer then in Cslifor-
nis, advising him TO 90 South, and that the
young officer is now on Gen. Beauregard's
staff. N
Several White House employees are before
the Investigating Committee. EtBd
Newspaper publishers and dealers strenu.
ously oppose the exclusion of papers from sx-
press carriage.
Gen. Jackson has disappeared with his
whole force It is believed that be has re-
tired to Winchester.
There are no rebel forces now known tobe
in Morgan county.
The whole river line is quiet.
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rOa FFNlLrg oTNrRaELT.


Tho Brandroth Piua cannot ho TOO highly spoken
e. ThsT remove all obSuuetioua, give eRsrsy and
ttrougth eurs the distressing headache, uni0rtu-
naiY o pfsVsisnt with the sex depression Of spir-
-. dnlinssi oi sight, nervous afsosions, blotoh
pinplnl. Eal0Wnoas Of The skin ell removed, and
aiuVunIe bloom and general sprghtlinoss, indieat6
els power and hoAlthfaluess Of BRAEnEETH's PILLs.
Lads, a eslicsts periods, wiz End them unri-
pasii they are the best medioinas for mothsrs and
oh1ir11, and cure worms and ooutiveness.
Est & b romembsrse, hat Brandrsth's PIlla art
eaT n tkoir opsration and yet unite mildnsss Wilh
eolsngl. end require no alteration Of diet dufinE
ehsir uBs.
Mru. Morgan, corner of 18th street and UhiOn
soeass, EoV York wss dying apparently, OF Con-
aenption. Hhs vas given up to die b. her PhyEi-
eiEns and al hor friends, but Sfter using Bran
drufhh PiiH for isE soskH, ihs cough lsa her and
nhsb Gan % regain hsratrsngth, and iH nov able 70
asond % her dutis and ssls Of soon attaining
sot1.t boslth.
Nm. Wnaon. q No. % Beach street, New York,
EaI curod DysSspsia, Small PoE, Measles, DropSy
and Trphus EsEsg, and all headaches and Bilious
aasos, with Brahdrolh's PillH, viii be plsassl 70
aasWor any questions.
solt bI A. Gardner, 40 Superior street, OlsVs
INA, Ohio. and b. ell respectable dsalsEa IN msdi.
Nno1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

BnLIAaBs.-Ksvanssh has accepted the
challenge Of Foley, Of this city, for home
and home match at billiards, 1000 points
carons, $500 side. The hrst play VIII
take place in Cleveland ou,the sth ofMarehj )
the rsturn play n, New York city, on tAs
q Of APRIL '7''7s silss-'1 g ast
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

CoUETHRFEIF MOETT BUREED-Fsarly four
thousand dollars in eOuntsrfsit bills, e
portion Of them rs on the State Bank Of
Ohio, were burned in Cincinnati on Friday
last. It had been in the hands Of the au-
thorities nearly two years. The authori-
ties have also In their hands s., 900 in brass
"gOld" one dollar pieces, which are to be
sent to q foundry to be melted into its nor
NAL condition. C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

RUFyIAEISH.-An attack was yesterday
aasFnOOn made upon thssslOOn Of A. Fay ,op
st. Clair street, by a scOuple Of rOughs, q panel
Of tbs 'front.' door broken in, and fercibls
entrance made 70 Che house. A row was IN
prospect, when the police dropped in upon
the bruisers and marched them to the sta
ton. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and ElsctrOPathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrof1la, Neural
gia and ell nervous diseases, and diseases of
the Brain, FilrOat, Heart, 4gRgB, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and all Chranie diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See sdvertisemsnb ip another col
umn. Office No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20
FROM NEW YORK-

NEW YoRK, Jan. Is.
The Baltimore American Of yesterday has
a dispatch from Fortress Monroe Of the 18th.
saying they have no intelligence Of the
Burnside expedition, except report brought
By 9 vessel last night that the whole
feet passed into Psmlieo Sound BY Hatteras
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

Rock ToR LADTEs.-The Boston Traveller
says there Is prospect OF q new sensation
at Fort Warren. A suit Of rooms is being
cited up with carpets and other comforts,
aud the girls employed in the " boarding
house " have been engaged in scrubbiDg
and securing, Is If Important visitors were
speedily expected. The occasion of this
hustle is said to be the reception Of an order
from Warrington to provide rooms for two
lady prisoners, who are expected in few
days. It is supposed that Mrs. Greenhow,
Of Washington, will be one of them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20
MORNING LRADER.
NV ADVRREIsKmRNFs.

M. Q. n. Wssb-Aoadsny Of Mulio.
Geo d. WymAn- MastsF's sac.
BsnFy @, AbNoy- hIAstsF'I Sale.
EoclssY Cor saTihR-AuRaal Statement.
Ersomsn KelioeE-EsV Good fsr Gss2
william hill,r-Iui5F aation vented.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

NoT1oE.-Proposals will be received at the
Office of the City Civil Engineer, until II
o'clock NJ, Jan. 20, 1862, for furnishing
eighty Gas Lamp post, with lanterns and all
other dxtures complete, similar in pattern
and weight to those recently placed on Pearl
Street.
By order Of the Board Of City Improve
mepts. JOHN WHTTELAW,
City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland, Jan. is, 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

sWILL MILK.-NOtWithitanding the efforts
that have been made to prevent the sale of
''swill milk" in New York city, its vendsrs
have outlived them, and the state of things
is said to be ss bad there now as ever. The
fearful mortality among children is sttrib-
uted chiefly to its uss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

~ You can 81! oranbsrries, hiokory
nuts, and dried apples By the barrel, carbon
and IubEioating oils in quantities, and ct
prices 70 suit customers ct Geo. .sprasas's,
Oviatt's Exchange. lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20
FROM 81. TOUIE-

ST. Louis, Jan. Is.
A report has gained much currency here
that Gov. Gamble has resigned and gone to
Washington, and win there await his ap-
Pointment BY Acting Gov. Hall to 6ll Frus-
ten Polksseat in the Us. Senate. q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

sPHERHOFTsHs.-stimPsOp is, beyond al
question, superior srtist, aAd We advise
those Wishing 70 get ans Likeness to call
upon him. 4 visit 10 bis gallery, No. 259
Superior street, wiz richly repay both citi-
Esn and stranger. RE7:tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20
FROM BUssOURL

RoLLA, No. Jan. lS.
Indications are that al the troops at this
point viii move westward except 5ne or two
regiments 70 guard the post. -
The enemy's pickets extend fourteen miles
from Springfield, and Prices force Is estima-
ted at about IL, 900.
Il Is reported that Gen. Mcintosh was com
ing up from Arkansas with large reinforce
ments, bat the report is not wholly reliable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-20

REEovAL.-Chas. Fiedner, has removed
his Barber Shop and Bathing Establishment
from the Weddsll House to the store No.
l72 Superior street, Empire Block, where he
will be ready in few days to reesive his
friends, old and new.
he intends adding to his already exten-
sive Bathing apparatus, one of those cele-
brstsd Russian Steam Baths."
ian18hI2
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OOMMEROTAL.


Presldoht--J.L wEATHHRLY,
80 PT0s't-M. B. sooFT. Treasursr-R. 7. LToH.
DI1loIpRs.
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