davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

When these diseases first appear, which will carry ou
OF he all the humorS and MOrbtc Matter thro
the sccretions Of the SKIN Kidneys and Bowels; also
restore the Liver to its proper action aud the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
NEW YORK RIARKET-Fsb. 10
. inv @uLrauAtt

EL0UR-Market heavy and SC lower, with mod
crate business doing for expert and home eousunp-
In the sales Of extra state were small parcels A.
a5,slH, but the sales were chiefly at S5,9Oa5,s5
500 for extra state; gb 70 for sapsrfne eSter
E3SG6m tJr oommen % medium extra western;
tSLOeooS I9r shipping 5Tands extra round hoop
CANADA RLOUH-Ths Market may be quoted
about 6c lower with only limited business doing
salos $50 bbs at 50 60a5,70 Tor Euperne; SIS BUs75
for common 70 choice extra
BYE FSOUk-Aiarket quieE and steady. Sales
CORN RIRALl-MaIkst rules quiet. Sales 100
bbls Jersey at s3,09.
WHISKY-ilarkstw without decided chanaed. -
Sale, SO b1ls at 2549245sc, closing heavy. lf7 g.
WHEAT-Merkat dull and nominally unchanged
and the supply Offering limited, and hoiisrs Fensr-
ally eyincs no pressing desire to realize Sales 4OO
bush Canada club at 81 ,35; 100 bush winter red
western at Sl,4S@l,4s; 5000 bush amber jersey at
RYE-Market quiet and firm at sl@ssc.
BARLEY-Market unchanged. Sales 5000 bush
OORN--Market rules heavy and dropping SALES
AZ 900 bush q sc for mixed western IN store and
75 for white western SIC for inferior new southern
yellow.
OATs-Markst quiet. Sales at Hs42 Tor Jersey,
PORK-There is fair business doing and mar
ke5 K gsne5Tay 5 without change Sales lsoo bbl9 q
city pIime ness ss6099,5O for prime.
BEEE-Q Quite hIm, moderate demand Sales 800
ior eoantrT mess; siON@I5,05 for repscfsd mess;
SIS,75Al4,0O for extra mess. The government con-
tract was awarded ut 81, 4,250l4,79.
PRIME M ESE BEER-Narketa little hrmer.
Sales 900 tierees at S22OO India mess In moderate
inquest Sales 30 tirrces at S24 90.
BREF HAM5-Market steady and firm. Sales
200 bbls western at SO, 90.
CUT MEATS -kiarKet dull Sales 80 pkgs sH@
4J6c shoulders; 4A@5Ifc for hams.
BAOlbN-Sides more active Sales l75 boxes at
64R for Cumberland cut middles; 66164c for long
ribbed 6Ee for short doi 6fc for long clear 6e for
sholt do; 64c for bellies.
DRESSED HOGS-Market 6rm Sales az
81 l2x@4,25 for western; S45Oa4 62x for city.
LARD Market rules firm, and in good demand
ssles 900 bbls part Saturday evening, at 74@s1Sc
and 500 kegs s5Se %
BUTTE -Sellihgat nel4e for Ohio; and $50
2lc stata.
CHEESE-Hsrkst dull ct care
OOFEEK- Continues limited, but prices are very
firm. Sails 700 haEs St Domingo at l45fc in bond.
8DGAR-Raw inactive and tendency downward.
There is good refining quoted At 64A74c. Sales Of
Cuba have been made since our last at 748s4o;
Havana at &c.
mOLAsS ES-Markst dull and nominally un-
changed. Sales hhds Cuba muscovado at 23c.
RlOE-Msrket quiet and without material change
In price.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
The Charss against Mr.. OswIes.
In the Herald of fvasterfsv r,orniny "a Sc,
GARD FRoN saERIFF cRAW,

u
the following card;
CARD FROM sHERIFF CRAW.
eHERUF's OFFIoE, CLEVELAND, Feb. 10, '62.
EDS. 6ERALD:-In your issue Of Saturday
sou charged Postmaster CoWles with having
made bargain by which, in consideration
Of services rendered by him officially, was
to give him the exclusive monopoly Of the
history and arrest of the forger Piper. In
this you are certainly mistaken. / never
had one word of conversation with Mr..
O0Kles on the subject, until after your arti-
Gle appeared. Bis assistants rendered me
eficient service cheerfully, without any stip-
ulations whatever. I may, in conversation
with your reporter, have inadvertently used
the name Of Mr.. Oowlcs as the representative
Of the Leader, but If 90, it was unintentional.
I presume did say to your reporter that all
the return asked for the service rendered me
by the Post OAice employees was, that the
Leader might have the first publication OF
the case, but the TACT is that the officers
themselves made the tender voluntarily TO
he Leader, and there was no previous ar
rengement or bargain in the matter. The
course have seen ct topursue in the matter
in giving the Leader the particulars Of the
arrest Is entirely voluntary on my part. By
Publishing this you viii correct the wrong
impression prOduced BY your article.
respectfully yours, ]. A. CRAW.
The Herald comments as follows:
Sheriff CrsW's card relieves Mr.. Oowles
from the charge we made against him in our
Saturday evening issue, but it viii be noticed
that the facts as given By Hr. 6raW, show
Ts did not Intentionally do Mr.. OoWies In
Justice
The manner in which the Herald came
.eHt and made its charges against Post
Master CoWlss, was most ungentlsmanIy
end calculated TO do him injury. The ar
aels containing those malicious charges,
vas Published In the most conspicuous
place in the paper, st the head Of the edi-
tOrial column, with flaming headings. In
making rstractiOn or anszSs, it is custom.
aEy to give il equal prominence. But the
editor Of the Herald Sags direction 70 he fore
nan 70 Place The abose rsfraetiOa IN the mos,
oat-oi-the-way place possible, at the bottom
ofths last Of the local columns where it could /
scarcely be seen, thus showing that he SIN I
intended that the charges should remain IN
c'nthadictsd to great extent and thus grat-
ity his spite BY slandering Mr.. CoElss, and al
The sane time make show before the pub
lie ofbeing magnanimous and fair.
Further comments are unnecessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

These same items published in our 81 ,ecial
column of yesterday morning, will be in the
Registers telegraphic columns of his morn
ing, tWenty-fOur hours after the n sders Of
the LeadT have had them,g
One word more. The Register claims that
our special dispatches are rot special to the
Cleveland Leader because they are transcripts
Of the special reports in the Cincinnati pa-
PerS. Now what does the Register mean by
keeping standing O the top of its regular
associated press reports these words: ~
ALFoArAl Ex'aEssIT FOR THE -REGIsTER,p
while the reports which follow that heading
one 'literaI TaHscriPts on those which Iare
published in every P aper in the State which
receives the asSocia'.e press reports at all ?
Fair play, neighbOr ,is a jewel, and the same
rule applies in bot cases.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
1ne Mere vile TzaItor ACKNOWLEDGMENT
stone AZ ROrr lsAiayette.


1ne Mere vile Tsalrnr Acknowledgement
stone AT Rorr lsAfayotte.
No act Of the Executive viii be more
heartily rejoieed over by the country at
large than that by which Gen. Stone, the
oonmhhder Of the army Of the upper PotO-
mac, has been aYTtsieS for treason and sent
to Fort Lafayette. This looks Ike work.
this il the fs disposition Of one who has 20
outraEeeusly violated all honor, patriotism,
and oaCial oatbs. The country has never
bssn satisfied Of Gen. stones loyalty, ana
spsoiiIy since the battle Of Balls Bluff,
when 60 many ofOur brave volunteers were
inhumahly slaughtered-uotb by the opposing
rebels, but BY the miserable inefioieney or
the deliberate treschery Of Gen. Stone-he
has bsen exscrated more than ever. His
efforts 10 throw the blame Of that disaster
upon TIE dead Senator Baker were too mark
10 Be overlooked, and upon his head have
The people placed the responsibility Of that
defeat
Ever since that time, Gen. Stone has been
bsfore the public as the most prO-slavsry Of
sall cur many pro-slavery generals, and has
made himself the most obnoxious Of them
al, for bis ofhciOus seal in returning to
islr masters, real or pretended, every un.
fortunate black who came within the lines
of his command. BE issued strict orders
% al his Colonsls and other officers, that
no fugitive should be harbOred within his
lines, and that any ofieer or soldier, dis
obeying this command, or in other
words, rendering any aid whatsoever to
any fugitive on bis way to freedom, should
Be turned over to the punishment which
the civil laws Of Maryland might impose for
s1eh offence. Il is well known that Of all
the States Maryland is one Of the most severe
upon all persons assisting fugitives to escape,
or refusing to aid in their capture. Gen.
Stone wen knew that Congress had ordered
that the army should not be one of slave
oatchera and therefore, to make sure of pun
iShing those who by humane course had
incurred he displeasure he turned them over
to the civil power.
But charges, even more affecting his loyal
y than this course Of disobedienee to the
eRactmsnts Of Congress, have been brought
sgainSt Gen. Stone. It is charged that he
iAvOFsrebeIs more than lOyalists that he has
furnished pass through his lines for q rebel
spy; that in numerous instances have per-
sons more than suspected Of rebel sympa-
thies been allowed the free run Of his camps
and de.ences and then furnished by him
with passes through Ais sentineIs and pickets.
We rejoice at this arrest because we thor
oushly believe the subject it one for CON
fnement We believe Gen. Stone to be too
dangerous a man to be at large, still less to
have command of an important division of
The army. And if there are any other officers
who have like tendencies, We trust that they
may be allowed to study tactics with Gen
Stone within the walls of Fort Lafayette or
Warren.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
CLEVELAND PRODUCE mARKRF.

MOREIEG LEADER OFFICE,
TUESDAY MORNING, Feb. II, 1862. J
BLOUR-The marktt Yesterday was dun and un.
changed and no sales reported.
WHkAF--Aaarlet ct steady and quiet. sa'es Of )
cars good white at 81 Oh cars red ats s5e; snd cars
red at CSC, all on track
OORN-hatket Qaiet. FalsS of7iO bush old from
store at sSe; and car new on track Ct SO. f
OAFs-MaIket dull. Last sale at $50 from track.
BEANs-salos of $50 bush fair quality, at 81, % p
bushsL ETr s-4
sEEDs-salss Of 100 bush Glover At $50. Tim
Othy is scarce and firm at $780, and prices tending
upward. ta- .r
LARD-sale DISCO bbls choice at 7c
DRESSED HOGs-stesdy, with sales. Of I7u
head at Ss.25. i.
HIGHWINEs-No sales reported. Buyers Of
far ls5fc, while holders ask Igc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
The sss .atoFInI ore.li.n.

~ OH4l'i IeU. IUtnI Iobzs
hDs. kEADEE-YOur ditoFial on the SEN
afofial question in Saturdays paper, gives
good satisfaction among Union-Ioving people
here. We have tried Ben. Wade for twelve
years and know him to be tue to the best
interests of bis eona y. InB F. Wade is
com nined talent and experience, and in this
critical condition ef Our country we reed
Just such men IN our senate. Every Union
man in saaausky oou nty is in favor of the
Fe-sleotAn Of Hon. B. F. Wade. Yours.
fs UNION.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

TIM "CJDEsE IHHAJsFrAxT."-This remark.
Aole individual has bt,en found IN Oswepo, ac-
eHEeing to modern account which saws
-1nele = -nEing in osWego, New York
nan named Peter Rozeu. who Il not less than
lis years old. HeRas born in BROOKLYN n
lF4Ss--Helives with his second wife. Who i
only 6s years old, aud consequently SIS yesrs
yrJunger than himself BE had from his f;rst
marriage lSehildren, and 10 from bis second
a grand total Of rs, all of whom are noT
living. The Oldest Is 80 years old tbs
youngest AZ. BE was lssta father at fe. his
wife being 81. The said Pc ter Is IN the en-
joyment Of good health and visits his neigh :.
bors, and his sight and hearing are not in tbe
least impaired. He has smoked for the Last
hundred years, and 1t may be calculated that
be has consumed more than s thousand
pounds Of tobacco during his lifetime. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
The senatorshIp.

Let the friends of the Union nominate g
man and elect him Immediately, and letthat
man be Benjamin. +. Wade. We viii not
take up spacs, nor the readers time, in stat
ing the reasons why this should bo DONE
They are 30 obvious that every intelligent
man is acquainted with them. Elect Behja-
min =. Wade, is the voice Of the patriotic
people Of Ohio, and if our Legislators wish it
to be well with them now and hereafter, they
viii hear and heed that Voice.-BUgTus 70
Tsn1 3lSt EIG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
CTO expire on tbs slst day of January, lsss.)
AUDTroR OF STATES OFFI0E,
INSURANCE pEPARTMEEF,

AUDTIoB OF 1TALE'8 UEil0Es ]
INSURANCE pEPARTMEEF,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 90 ls62.
Whereas. the RESOLOTB FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at New York, IN the State Of
New York, has ded in this otice q sworn statement
Of lis condition, required by the first section Of
the act O regulate Insurance Comp tnieg not ineor
porated by the state Of Ohio, psssed April s. 1856
and, whereas, said company has furnished the IN
ened sati5ac org evidence that Il Is possessed Of
at least One Hundred thOus nd Dollars OF actual
capital invested in stocks, or in bonds, or In mort
cages Of Zeal estate worth double the Rnsou2t for
Which ths same is m0rtgageds and, whereas, said
company hss hled IN thts once WIitt8n instrumeht
under its corporate seal, signed By the President
and Secretary thereof auth JriZing any agtnt or
agents Of Eaid company in this state, to ackn9Wl-
o. "a service of process, for and In behalf Of said
COO pany, consenting that such service Of process
shall be teken and held 20 be a9 valid II seTVtd
upon the company, according TO the laws Of this
any other State and waving all calm or right Of
error, Dy Of seen acknowledgment Of serVices
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the nrst section
Of the aort said act, l. robert v. Tayler, Auditor
of STATE for the State Of Ohio. do hereby certiy
that said Resoute Fire Insurance Company Of New
York is authorized TO transact the business OF Fire
Insurance inthis stare until tbs thirty nTgt dsy Of
January in the year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty three.
* IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hersunto
CrSl subscribed my name and caused the seal OF
ny ONCE 70 be affixed the day and year
~ above written.
R-W. TATLER,
feb4 Auditor of etsfe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

A WHITH MMBTER FRoE HAYTI.-Letters
from our Consul or commercial ageut now
ct Hsyti, under date of January, says that
President JsffEds will send white Minis
ter here, if they are recognized, as no color
cd one Of any standing would come, and put
up with the inferior social position be would
necessarily occupy RsSkiAgtOH Dispatch 70
PhiIa9slpkis InQl6r@.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
State Of New York. L.
Oounfv NJ Nav Vork t7s

IT,
County Of New York. -.
q. T UHLHOBH President. and VII LIAM n.
RAHDELL eecretary Of the Re8Olute Fire Insur
ancs Ompany, being seTerally sworn, depose and
say, that the foregoing is full, true and correct
statement Of Affairs Of the said OompGny-fhat the
said Insurance ompany is the bOns hde owner Of
at least ONE HUHD6ED THOUSAND DOLLARs
OF actual cash capital inverted IN Stocks and Bonds
or In m .rtgages on Real EsiatF, worth dcubls the
amount for which the same is mOrtgngeo; that the
above describ investments, nor any part thereof,
made for the fneht Of G0y individual exercis-
ing authority in the management Of said Company,
or otherwise; that the mortgages above described
nave not been assigned nor n any mauner released
or impaired By said O0mpany5 and thst they the
above described oficers OF said Insurance Company
E.-UdLhOEN, PRESIDENT.
VIM RANDELL, Secretary. I
subscl ibed aud sworn before me, this al day Of
January 1861. r. n. AEDDEH,
Notary Public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
Ehasls sfrhs var pspartn..

4haakG of the War DeDartmeat,
Secretary Stanton is certainly adding to
salrsady immense popularity BY his briet
4 hearty OoumendatiOns Of the officer,
q hoops who have been suecsssful in their
counters with She enemy. Bis eOnrrata.
IONS 70 ths troops engaged IN the dsfes,
zollioORsr, gave neW lie and snsrvv %
pse troops and added to the hush of vic.
2 which graeed ihs browB Of the Con.
ade.l- In cur telersphic cp,uuns Zin
7H1d agn0shsF coRsatuI.,,,s digDatsb .
~ uPo the capture Of Fort
ary Stanton knows the seCFet;of true
4usnce-the fsWest words with the strong
forcs. His dispatch rings sharp and clear
the blow Of hammer upon tie anvil,
1.-The answering shout nom the army win
. as confident and dstsrmined.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
T0E567T Z 5T68NiN6. FB8 n, Is82
Ronarks Of Mr.. Riddle.

4, = We publish to-day, The remarks Of Hon.
4. g. Riddle Of this district against the le.
,ss.kiI tsndsr sls6is Of the Treasury Note Bill.
The arguments against that provision are
~ pfessnts5 h a very compact and inislligible
= :. sSurn, end thsspseeh should Be carefully read
beth By those who sgree with him and these
Who Dissent from his views. For ourselves,
.-@Ns s1e decidedly in favor Of the legal tender
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
00MmHRGfHi
Board ofFrnas,

Prosidsni-Jf Il. WHATHERLX. Y
yios Prs't-M. B. soo7F. fsstsufar-R. Z. LToa.
DtRnoFOls
=. D. olark, A. ouln, q. 3. Davis, b. BrounsI, d
Harvey, a. ,. Beggos, b. =. Lester.
RlFullH1.
8. y. Lester. J.a. H1aSsE, ,B.auofs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
A srirrius Railroad Document.

The following amusing and patriotic sp-
peal to the travelling public has been issued
and circulated at Buffalo. 1t contains some
good hits at the belilgerent Canucks, and at
the same time gives the public to understand
that the Shore line is a better route to and
from the Western States than that controlled
by the fierce Britishers with their cannon
at the Suspension Bridge"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
EXPOSED no GREAT DANGER

By taking the LAKE SHORE R. R. Route
you avoid all the PERPLEXITIES and DAN
GERS incident to the British Route, such as be
ing obliged TO obtain passports, &C., sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
orr1cr ror4urAup1ron d 80.

O1BUMBue, u Jan y, 1862. }.
It "a hereby certified that the foregoing is cor
rect copy OF the Statement Of condition Of the
Resolute Fire Insurance Company Of New York,
made to this Cce lor the year 1852, and nov On Ole
herein. u. d.
Crsl r. W. TAYEER,
10 Auditor Of ktate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
C0-PART TNERSHIP.

NO-PARTNERSHIP-MORGAN
. ROOT have aEociateii With them LnANDEr
MoBRIDE, and the business wiz hsrsaftsr b con
Tsb. ]. go 20 lnORaAA, AOOT 600.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

nv Al Agents selling tickets over the social
ed British Route, are requested to discontinue thu
same until further orders.
Per order, s. NJ. A, R., General Agent,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

Fare by the L. s. Route win at all times, and
u uder all CIRCUMSTANCES be as CHEAP ai
by the British Line. a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
TotsI Li.bIIltis..

The greatest amount insured 10 fiak SIS 900,
but will not generally exceed SO 900.
The creates amount allowed b. ne rules to be Ia
sure1 in any one city, town or Viilage depends
upon the size, looVfon, description Of BuildingB
and ne ans Of eItinguishlnF hre1.
The greatest amonDt allowed 10 10 insured In any
one block depends upon above circumstances, but
no agent is authorized TO taKs mo than 1900
at any one risk except IN special cases.
The amount Of its capital earnings deposited in
Any utber state. as 3 c1rity for l0lses therein
naming them, With the amount in each, and
whether such com pauy frsnsscts any business Of
insurance in said State or States. Mona.
The Charter, or act Of incorporation Of said OOmpa
ny furnished With 81 statement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
KNAEcIPATIoE
= = = = Z = 7 ~
DI5TRTCT.

DISTRICT.
Morrill, has prepared
a bill TO be reported to.
and probably from, the
Senate District Of Co
lumbia Committee, pro
viding for the immediate
emancipation of all
slaves IN the District.
with compensation limi,
ted to an average OF
three hundred dollars a
slave to loyal masters
Claims with proofs Of
value and loyalty to be
fled with three Com
missioners within ninety
days. The Commission.
ers to report within nine
months, to have power
to examine slaves as.
witnesses. There are
three thousand slaves
here, perhaps half be
longing to masters who
viii swear themselves
loyal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

Senator Morrill, has
prepared q bill for the
immediate emancipation
Of all slaves in tie Dis
trict of Columbia, and
providing for q compen-
.sation not to exceed
$500 a head 10 loyal own
ers. 1t has not yet been
acted upon in commit
tee. There are about
3 COO slaves in the Dis
rriet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
OF CANADA

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
OF CANADA
~ HAVE COMPELLED "a
all men in their employ TO take the OATH OF
ALLEGIANCE to support the BRITISH. GOV
ERNHENT, or be DISCHARGED from the
Company's employ.
Who, as an American citizen, would travel
over the Great Western Railway, when they are
placing ct Suspension Bridge and Windsor
CANNON, so that in crossing you are
EXPOSED TO GREAT DANGER 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
REAL ESTATE.

CPLENDIDCOUNTRY sEAFFoR
~ SALE, IN CollamPr, ssTsa mills frem The city
House in complete order one and tn fee-fourl hs
acres Of land with great variety OF ruiz and Or
namental Shrubbsryi good Water, stabiing and
GutL ullrings.
AlsO--at a oonyenisnt distance from shove, eight.
cen Rcrts coed land VIII be sold together or sepa-
rate LYMAN LITTLE,
feb5.s75 6AtWatsr Building.
W ESTERN LAND. .---H. Ii. LII /
w TIE, OF the late drm Of hittlss KeFss, b
constantly on hand large quantity Of me Fariafas
Land IN lsWa, Wisconsin and Missouri, 70 sIchantg
0r city country raal estate or personal pr0psrt
once with Rouse JonninE3. MarbIs Block, supl
nor sraak- u1avlgRN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11

The clergyman who
has persistently omitted
the prayer for the Pres
ident from the service
read in his church at
Alexandria, has been
arrested. s-