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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

~ Your mother wants 3 sewing ma
chine, and you can get one of Grover & Be-
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
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27
Jan. 22d.1s62.

EDS. LsADHR:-The rain hes ct lnstosased,
snd forthe lastthree daySOccaHional glimPs-
q Of sun and stars have been seen, and 8
ssW spots Of comparatively dry ground msy
nowbs found. Our cases in the hospital are
now ell hspofal. More men are appearing
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FramlnalIon az ClsvoIand Institute,

The semi-snnual examination Of the
students of Cleveland Institute will take
place on Monday and Tuesday, January 9Th
and 2sth. The Glasses in Natural Philoso-
pbv and Chemistry viii be examined and
give experiments on Monday evening. The
contestants for priaes in Spelling will be sz-
amined on Tuesday P. NJ, after which the
Cadets will have military drill, and give
an exhibition in Fencing. jan27:S72.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

TENPERLEoz MEErIEG-WEsT sIDR The
members Of Minnehaha Temple, of Good
Templars, respectfully iuvite tho citizens
of Cleveland to public meeting, on Tues
day evening, Jan. 2slh, at tho Congregs
tional Church, corner of Detroit and State
streets. Startling facts, with relation to the
prevalence of intemperanoe in our midst,
will be presented, and free interchange
of opinion as to our duties and RESPONSE
bilities is invited. Let every father, mother
and guardian attend, and counsel together
as to the best means of protecting the rising
generation from rcourge that destroys more
lives than the sword. S72
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THE BAzAAR.-Tho hall of the Athoneum,
in which the Orphaus' B1zlar is to be held
tomorrow, Wednesday and ThurTday even
ingS, is being decorated in an elegant and
tasteful style with Gage, evergreens, &c.-
Send in your contributions.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
FROaI MIssOURIa 7

.t 70 ST LoUs, Jan, 2s,
The Official dispatches from Cape Girar-
dean state that an expedition, which left
that place few days since for Benton and
Bloomfield, has returned, having captured
Lieut.. Colonel Farmer, IL other oineers, and
6s privates, of JEFF Thompson's command,
and quite a numbaF Of cattle, horses, sd
dies, &c.
A telegraph linsis 70 be immediately con
structsd from Rolla westward.
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THE REBELS ADMITTH EIR DEFEA
GEN. ORITTENDEN WOUNDED.
REBEL LOSS, 800 KILLED.
The Mason and SIidel Sur
render.
SATISFACTION IN ENGLAND
WHAT THEY THINK OF MASON
AND SLIDELL.
Saturday Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

EAOAA M W AOhhs
NEW YORK, Jan. %.
A Memphis dispstch of the 2lst reports that
II, 900 Federals are at Murray, Ky, threaten
ing Fort Henry and the Memphis & Ohio
Railroad, their object being to cut off com.
municstiOn between Columbus and Bowling
Green. The report is perhaps founded on
the recent movement from Cairo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
Rure-RIl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

@- DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and EIeetropathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfula, 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. 1T Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

FRAHK PAEKzR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca stroOt, A No. Horses and
Carriages ct reasonable figures.
sapszRa6.Iy
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CRAwFoRDG RETAIL Coal YkRD.-Buy
your coal CT him. His " CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
oHce and Yard foot of Seneca street
b idRe. P, o. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

~ You can got cranberries, hickory
NUS, and dried apples By the barrel, carbon
and Intoxicating oils in quantities, and 81
priess 70 suit customers, ct Geo. .sprague's,
oViatFs Exchange. IW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

Messrs. R. B. Douglass & Co. are remOv-
ing their establishment from Forest City
Block to No. 17O Harrington Block, Superior
street. This firm have built up an extern
sive business in Picture Frames, Artists Ma
terials, and Photographic stock. In their
new rooms we suppose they will make a
display of paintings and engravings. They
will have everything in order in few days.
ian23-2k
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WAsH1psror, Jan. 26.

WAhlslhHToAi San' @O'
MINISTER coRWIS's DIsPATcHEs-THz MEXICAN
INTERVENTION.
Mr.. Corwin writes that the new admins
tration declares that Mexico will make
successful resistance to allies. The French
and Spanish soldiers quarrel, and whole
regiments were fighting until a number were
kiIledand wounded. In consequences Of this
the French were about to besent to Tsmpico,
where little resistance would be made, while
the English would simultaneously attack
Matamoras.
Four hundred out of eight thousand SOL
diers at Vera Cruz were in the hospital.
ooNsULATEs.
Fifteen Consulates, with fees worth from
$50 to $3.50, are vacant. Fifteen more Of
the same sort are filled with Buchanan's ap-
pointees. No more salaried places to be dis
posed of.
SITUATION OF REBELS NEAR WASHINGTON.
The rebels keep only enough soldiers at
Oenterville to man the forts, but there is
large body housed between Manassas and
Bull Run. Considerable detaehments are at
cross points, some hours distant by rail.
NATIONAL FoUEDRY.
The French Princes and Spanish Minister
have gone with Secretary Seward to see
Philadelphia. The Committee on National
Foundry will report in favor of one with
out designating the locality, because unable
to agree.
800 BOUNTY TO SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRs.
Congress has voted hundred dollars to
the widow of every soldier dying in the SER
vice, and to each one serving two years, bat
made no appropriations.
REDUCTION OF SALARIES.
The army officers petition for 10 or 10 per
cent tax on salaries rather than the reduction
contemplated BY Mr.. Sherman's proposition
fnds favor. 1t may be extended to all fed
eral employees.
BRIGHTs CASE.
In the Judiciary Committee Bright's case
was not even discussed.
THz WAR DEPARTMENT.
The confirmation of Tucker, Assistant Sec
retary of War, is objected to by Senators OF
account of charges of fraud perpetrated undel
Cameron's administration, in the purchase o
transport vessels.
SECRET SESSIONS.
Senator Wade's new joint resolution o
Congress providing for secret sessions unde
: gag, has oecasionsd much unfavorable com
ment, and will probably not be adopted.
Z PAY OF RELEASED PRISONERS.
The Government, in settling the claims Q
released Union prisoners, has made no al
5 lOwance for ration money. Application t
test the question win be made.
THH SUPREME COURT.
It Is doubtful whether the House Judiciar
Committee will report fAYorably upon the bi
, re-orgaulzing the Supreme Court as passe
by the Senate. The arrangement of circuit
is objected to. The House will, probably f'
3 geographical reasons, put Indians, IllinOi
4 and Wisconsin in one circuit, and States we
. of the Mississippi in another.
THA CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
: The truth of the rumor that the COmmi
u zee on the conduct Of the war has decided
make no report to Congress, viii shortly
. asnbiect of inquiry In one or both Houses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

81 ]. B. Hall's Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
eto. Price Is cents, at No. II Public square.
Nov 9-RIl
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BUSINESS NOTIOEs.

~ The services of competent and
experienced nurse can bo had by calling at
No. 30 Chestnut street. d2Wjsn23.S63
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

Law TIP GAS BUEEERs-of an improved
pattern from those recently put in the street
lamps, for sale at Is cents each, by
". P. Foea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

NoTIoR.-PropOsals viii be received at the
Office of the City Civil Engineer, until Il
o'clock NJ, Jan. %, 1862, for furnishing
eighty Gas Lamp posts, with lanterns and all
other fixtures complete, similar in pattern
and weight to those recently placed on Pearl
Street.
By order of the Board of City Improve
uepts. JOHN WHITELAW,
City Civil Engineer,
Cleveland, Jan. Is, 1862.
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAE
HOT Bn BROKHz BY TEE HAT, can be iouud at
VI. P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
Gsroots.
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RRAHRLRRg nEGIsFRR.

cltil1ns Wishing conveyance 20 either Of the
obo4o Trains or Boats, viii be called Tor By tke
Coache1 81 Stevens Omnibus Line, By lsGVing
t1tlf ID lFess at tie Omnibus Once, 1tI Superior
EEect, HeIg3 door @ the Weddsil House,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

BLLLou's PUBLIo scHOoL.-Another Of Mr.,
BallOu's "public assemblies" win be given
as Ohapin's Hall this evening. They are
nunsrously and pleasantly attended. $50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

Tn JtoEsoEIAEs.-The party mentioned
IN ThufSday's LlADER as having started for
Jsclson, Aich., upon a pleasure tour, re-
turned On Saturday morning, having had
a ozeosuingiy gay and festive time. They
du1y dedicated The Marion Houss at JasksOn
On Thursday evening, in q brilliant party,
aud upon their return. spent The hyins
hours Of Friday evening upon the floor o.
the halls Of the Island House ct Toledo.
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BARBERIHG.

TTATR DRE5sING AND sHAV-
IHg lNeTTTuFfCN--WH. y A1tlsds
bosdsao c1slo11Uts with lroll . e. 19n riol e
sbls Eorttaen-- A ssusrate Fu1E1 ~ lldie1- na.a
NEW BARBER SHOPEJ.f r.
I'm HENDBE5oH 4 o., have oUlned = BaFtgl-
fnq Eltahi ilhEIcnl undaf 8erxeld = lnllehrlll
Hat store e1perior 1tl1siI rro1ifs sl1l l1.1
Fher1 th1T Intend % gaale iof sixpeneo al4 ~
hair Tor ghflling. Ehoy ho1a 60 mel al Ter o.a
frisnds arit q uIInT new cu.E 81 nay - peae9 =
fsToT tEom Wlld thslR patEcll1e. octiiNA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

--'i-l. WAsHneFOE, Jan %. is1
The War Department received disbsisb 70
tonight rom Gen. Halleek, saying the expe =
ditioa sent out from Cape GiFardsau te Be5- a.
ton and Bloomfield was entirely snecssyidIE 20
capturing Lieut.. Colonel Farmer, II otaer q
officers, and 90 privates, a quantity Of sfui1' 3 i
&c. Most Of the rebel officers were eabtSff5s az
in q bah noon. r 5so .aiif ias1 l1d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

lu W1EEs GUHs.--Anothsr Battery Of
ths9sglns passed through from New York
tOCGmP DsnniSOn, on Fgiasy nigh last, foE
Col. BaTnstti Regiment. .as
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To THE PUBLTo.-I take this method of re-
turning thanks to the generous and bensYo-
lent public of oIerGianI for tilsiI liberal
donations for relieving the necessities of the
fugitive sufferers in Kansas. Every cent
shall be promptly and faithfully applied to
the important object for which the donations
were made. Being compelled to leave Ohio
sooner than had anticipated, shall not
be able to call on many persons who have
promised donations, and many persons whom
know would be glad to give something in
aid Of the fleeing bonGman. have there
fore appointed, and do hereby authorize
Mr.. C. h. Lsngston to solicit, receive and
forward to me any donations in clothes or
money in tended for the suffering fugitives
in Kansas. know the benevolent will re-
member the suffering in Kansas. Ireceived
in Cleveland the following amounts:
Amt rec In public meeting Jan. 81
tiOn pub te donat.ons.....-...........'90 o.
90
I also received some clothes.
Respectfully, W. D. MATHEWS.
Cleyeland, Jan. "A, 1852.
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..-.- 3 NEWI YORK,. Jan. 26.l !
The Fulton Bank and other buildings on
the corner Of Fulton and Pearl strests, were
burned this morning. los about half 9
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CoUHTERTEITk

" to discharge che COMMITTEES sud organize q
new one, will be made. 5tte
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Washington specials state that Assisiant
,cTeGaFy Fox feels eonhdeht that BSpssds's
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A new Regency has been established at
Pekin under the I'd Empress. etsa.l

The pacific terminstion of the Trent affair
caused rise in bourss Of one per cent. 20
The Moniteur says that feeling Of lpro.
!ound regret and indignation baa been
iroused'in England and France BY the vin-
iict.Ye act Of destroying the port of chaTss-
ton.
Rents frm at 6s:6Oc. - -,
-, y .lesi tIe nes Sales Illinois Central 4IB
e-5Ib8 dtscOunt. l.al --.
: COnsOls closed at 933@933. 1
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. IRON BAL.RImORR

isiTIlh ri anzs BzLFmoRG, Jan. 26.1 e.
A resolution 9Wss introduced into fhs u
Maryland Legislature on Saturday Fequaifugs
Senat0ra PeaFcs and Kznno1y 70 Essi1n. 1--s
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TEE aupRHME COURT.

It Is doubtful whether the House Judiciary
Committee will report fAYorably upon the bill
re-orgaulzing the Supreme Court, as passed
by the Senate. The arrangement of circuits
is objected to. The House will, probably for
geographical reasons, put Indiana, Illinois
and Wisconsin in one circuit, and States west
of the Mississippi in another.
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"a ooNpuer oF - RAR.

The truth Of the rumOr that the Commit
zee on the conduct Of the war has decided to
make no report to Congress, viii shortly be
asnbiect of inquiry In one or both Houses. If
answered afirmstively, q motion immediate
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-27

I 1t is reported that Russia has sent an en-
barrassing ultimatum to Rome, Ghat Il the
Pope don't condemn the conduct of tue POLISH
clergy, Russia win recognize the Kingdom
Of Italy. aH
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MIYr1ELD, Jan. 2s, 1859.
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A MOE ARTICLE OB gBllDKl
IA WREAF Fiour, at WALSH 4 nv va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

Of this battlefield to the Roman era. Alter this
period, we find no more evidences OF lake habita-
ticns on large scale. Here and there perhaps
few fishermen may have fingered Oh the half de-
stroycd platforms but tho habits Of the people
had changed, and the age OF pilowerks was at an
end.
Thus far. the pileworks hayo been traced
through gradual progress in civilization, and i'm
proycmcnt in the arts, increase in the domestic
animals, aud at last, TIE existence Of an extended
commerce. The country which was at first in
habited only by rude sayages has become the seat
Of powerful nation. Changes 20 important as
these could not have been effected in day.
bat in attempting to make an estimate of the
times and seasons, the inquirer is bafilcd by the
completely Of the problem, and can only confess
his ignorance. The occasional CLEANS of light
which fall upon hs researches only point obscurely
- a long vista, but give 10 positive result aS TO
well defined periods OF lime Coujcciures and in
ierences On the subject, it is tue, have not been
wanting. Some OF the Swiss arch8OlOgsts have
concluded that the age Of bronze may represent
an antiquity OF from 1900 10 j, 200 Year, tue ace
Of stone from AGO. to 7,O10 years, and the whole
series period Of from Z, 100 TO II COO years. But
while acknowledging the impcricction Of arch1o-
logical record it ia not presunptuous to anticipate
the eventual establishment Of more definite
chronology The sa,aits OF Switzerland are pur-
suing their labors, aud sho results will be awaited
with deep interest by lae scientific public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-29
TANhEE DEPREDATIONS IN EASTERN
NORTH CAROLINA.

4 gentleman who left South Mills, n c., q few
days since, informs us that on Sunday, the 2Oth
inst, party of some fifty Yankees visited that
neighborhood. coming from Norfo Tx, and having
with them half dozen negro men In arms. These
negroes, II was subsequen tly ascertained had run
away from tha. plsce some ten days previous and
had now come back after their wives and children
They succeeded In obtaining them, and during the
night about one hundred other negroes Joined the
party, when they marched off In the direction of
Norfolk few days before this occurrence a con.
siderable number of negroes had made their es
cape, and young man from Pasquotank county.
named Job Williams secreted himself, In com pany
with several others, the line house. with view
te intercept and capture them. At late hour of
the night some forty negroes made their appear
sring Mr. WIS place of conceslment, one of them
fred and sho, him through the femoral artery.
Before falling he discharged both barrels Of his
gun when the negroes fed Mr.. W. was taken by
his associates to the hotel where he died before
physician could reach him. On the succeed.
ing day q negro man was brought back by gen.
tleuan who found him on the road with a severe,
and probably fatal, gunshot wound through the
abdomen. TIE stampede of negroes from Eastern
North Carolina Ia 80 great that unless strong guer.
RIA parties are Immediately formed and sent
shither, Ii LIS thought that the country will be
drely drained Of it, slave population In q short
time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-29
RESULTS OF A CAVALRY DASH.

N 'ns recent brilliant attack upon the FederalE
a. Aurfreesboro, Tenn, Col FORESTS cavalry des-
eoyed the railroad track and depot, and captured
sNee0 worth Of stores, of which portion YVES
oufn' owing 10 inability 10 bring ii off They also
captured two Brigadier Generals, with other field
@h' ''a6 officers, 1900 men. fonr field pieces. 60
"agons, 800 mules and over $50 torses, besides
'pfeadiss alarm and CONSERVATION among the
sheny throughout Tennessee The Yankees char
ec'eriss the comparatively harmless raid upon the
sng'nia Central Railroad ss a brilliant dash /!
"ha' would they have claimed for one of the
'snhnde OF that Of fForrests cavalry. at Marfrees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-29
,ruR HAppAHANNoCK LINES

rA. f.ertral cars came through without inferrup
H.. ,.s.esdav, and we could hear nothing 10 con.
<.r, ,hs report, iniastrionsly circulated on Sun
- that the Yankees were threatening another
,.-,,a.,yatlon upon the road Passengers bring n
..,,rt that sklrm,sh took place on Saturday not
a, ~o,a t,orionsvile, and that the enemy hastily
.,r,I, after brief show OF resistance. The iudi.
.,,eps are that general battle will take place in
,,s, direction before many days, As il is now well
..csr,s.ned that reinsorcements are being seat to
Ten. The Federal commander, and Il Is believed
,,,. the abolition Government Ia withdrawing
,,cor. from McCiellan's army for that purpose
We lesrn from Stsmton that twenty -four prison
- we're sen, to that place on Sunday by General
tchsr.sou. end that forty,six more were expected
Yesterday. These men viii probably be trans.
srrea 20 Lynchburg, to remain until the general
.,sharss Of prisoners is effected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-29
AFTER THE WAR.
from The New York Herald, July Ell

From the New fork deraIa, July ~
One of the American characteristics which most
surprises the good natured Mr.. Troiope in Lis re
cent journey through this country IL the impsrtur.
bable good humor and nopefulness of the people He
meets frequently persons who arc ruined by the ca
lanitses OF the war. They never weep, or wiring
their hands- or tear their hair. One man. from
VI hoaa the Seeessionsts Of Missouri had taken cat
tie and crops and all the frrit of the labor OF years.
merely remarked in quiet way, while he picked
his teeth with bowie knife, Yes, they have been
kinGer rough with me = That was al--he had no.
thing e.ye 10 say. MIR. 1roilope thinks q genuine
Anlefican never complains and never tfespairx -
Whatever happens IN the external world, says Mr.
T. sthe Maa Is always there In these qualities al
hapefulnsss aud independent manhood Of cur psor
pe lies the great confidence which all possess Of
the speedy recovery Of the country FROM the calA
ities of this eivil war. Political econolnists have
frequently presented II Of the proofs that the
wealth sf people 10 In labor, more than in accu.
muAion goods--the remarkable recovery Of oOun.
tries which bad been desolaisd by war. But with
us there are various extrnsic circumstances which
will aid this happy result. and producA we be.
live, career Of prosperity after thIs contest such
~ the cDuntry haa never setn.
Our wealth y in labar, and No expect When
pe.es Enaily comes, new imniey yaai0u of tho bsre
isboFing population Of Europe. snch = 70 hAvs
nevtr had The frse hesaessead bill u itself - IN
6uesppent heti outto the whole world ~ enceuraee
eMigrsti0n. aid will have an liAntase effect nPin
ths 8, i,a.narins F. pcpolasion e kaEeps.
no Qusattun.tha tn 1nsst di1srie1 = ~ coeny,
~ cltnA1e And tho te1pefokes uct1oa4 IN
then ~ 0pNa ~ Ape6 kbdes M0 Wee1sea 11p4
As<le kesants ~ 1eleI H.
: !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-29
THE SUPPLY OF SALT.

I'm Is matter which al the present time IL OF
'a' Importance 70 the people Of the South and II
'''s u interesting to know something with refer.
aos 70 the preparations in progress for ob,ainiug
' '@i' supply. The principal salt works in the
7'''n those OF Southwestern Virginia, are now
'''nins out shout 5000 busheIs per day. and the
unpany owning the works are improving their IA
hisl's for increasing the amount The States Of
Geogia and North Carolina are putting up works
stt Virginia wells, In order to supply their peo-
we Those Of Georgia are nearly completed, and
~hoop commsncs operations The saiines are
vsich aud are believed TO be iaexhsustIbls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-29

Selling Horse xitaoas Pegmission.-Henry Aus.
tin, dealer In horses was brought before The Head
of Police yesterday, charged by DR.. James Of
Goochland, with dspcsiEg of his horse for $3.50 70
a citizen of Petersburg. named Burton, when he
had authority to do so, and the owner asked siGO
for the animal. 1t was in proof that the matter
had been submitted TO the Assistant Provost Mar.
shall of the Eastern District and had been dismissed,
and that the Provost Marshal, Major Griswold. had
sent It before the Mayor. 1t was contsrded by DR..
James that he bad given no authority for the sale
by Austin, quasi defendant. The price of the AMI
NAL had been rendered to DR.. J. soon after the SALE
The case dismissed, with advice that the COM
painant, by the virtue of civil action, could test
the value of the horse, dc.