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DISSOLUTION.

Tar eopsrtner-hip h~aIst~fors esf sing batu.-
4 CHAMBERLAIN A V~DRTrgT
We ne gay d-soiv,d b. mutual consent. Tns bTs5,
hs7' WI hereafter BE- cOuiaet i b. ia Srssfe, -
aoas authorzej 10 settle the bus.ne,s Of ne ~
nm JAMES STREETER
81 d Oh MBERIaM
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NOTICE.
CONFEDERATE MONEY WANTED
BOuse and Five Years Lease for Sale

A GOOD HOUSE, contsiaing eight rooms
= an outoniidngs on Q siou sr5s-. Tba 49,
l9-i ATTY b. i've hundred feel. as. he sn, M
- FURNITURE, nea y new aad Of the I,t1sr smI
az q Apply 10 WALLACE q co,
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Il The Nstchez Courier learns that Mr.. Sam.
uel Scott, an old citizen and planter OF Jefferson
county, Miss, committed suicide at his place On
the morning Of the 0th inst.
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FROM H PENINsULA-The Petersburg ET-
press, Of yesterday, says that it is beyond doubt
that on Friday last, the enemy advanced two
columns, supposed 10 BE- 1900 each, upon the
roads leading from Hsmptoa and Newport
News, towards Yorktown. They drove in cur
pickets at Yo6ng's Mil, and on the stage road,
as far rs COckleYille SATURDAY, the enemy al
tackled our force at Lees Mil, WINS Mil, and
another point, (tbe name Of which we could not
lesrn,) but were sigually repulsed. Our loss
was but one killed. Nine Confederates were
wounded
A couple Of Yankees captured by our pickets
FRIDAY, stated that they were orlerlias Of Gen.
Mcclellan that Gen. Nl.CIeIIap was IN com
mand, aud that their forces numbered 10000
men. This is known to be a lie, although the
army Is believed 20 be very large, az Hampton
Roads has been crowded wifA transports land
ing troops for a week past.
We did not hear Of any reports from the Pc
nlnsula Yesterday except that there had been
no further lighting -kichmOad HHig Sh.
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NOTICE.

! WE greatly desire TO hesr from or friends in the
~ MissOdE Army, through he Msnghis Post CHss-
7 care Of DR.. J. Il. heuwsther.
W. ". VAUGHAN.
apis 2t@ L. L VA CHAN
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TMr. Leonce Burtbe, Of the mercantile firm
Of Bmthe * Higgins, has received the appoint
ment Of postmaster in New Orleans, vice Or.
Riddel, resigned.
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B~A dispatch from Corin-h says that the re-
port that the enemy were landing in large force
in the rear Of Fort Pillow, by way Of Forked
Deer nver, is untrue. Our cavalry occupy that
lire, and the river Is o5strucsed.
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e The Columbus (Blss) Republic learns
through a private letter from Kentucky that the
L~iucolnites had filed the Glasgow jail with
southern rights men, and eoufscs5ed negroes,
horses, etc
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z 4 ESTATE AGEErY-

NHE nFdersiEnad tender thsir ssrviees 20 the people
L q Memphis ard surr11nd ug country who vi.b 70
@ sfo5s % R5ds or other properly. Once t24 Mzi1
street. over n Siuou'a store.
NJ nc s sIlSsI- STUART & SLAUGHTER
arf2 w.
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n On the 9TH instant the Hon John W.
Lewis, presented mis- credentials from the
Governor of the State Of Georgia, as an
accredited and duly appointed Senator to supply
the vacancy Oeeasioued by the non-scceptance
Of Hon. Robert Toombs, Senator elect. Mr..
Lewis was duly affirmed, and took his seat.
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FOR SALE.

A no yos1g and stylish CAVALRY
= aohSA he Is well Ualned % the s-r a
WISE md Is sold 5ecsu-e tbs owner /, . urs TX
onsr N the hands Of the enemy. Apply 10
sp174t ~ 80
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Y The New Orleans d" Committee Of Public
Safety" have sent q communication 70 Congress
relating to the existing war and the formation Of
similar associations in the different cities Of the
Coifedsracy. On the contrary would IL not be
safer 10 observe on. constitute nal landmarks
Power once taken from the people is seldom ever
returned. Let us Be watcbfulOf cur liberties
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FOR a

A STEAM ENGINE AID LOCO fOTTyE Rou.pp
IL Asa Saw 1lj and Grist Mn. Addre..
". Il WELLER
- IlW- Ga land Wis r Wew-LE
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CoBN SACKS thousands Of bushels Of corn
would be shipped to the city if the planters hal
escks for it. The authorities in New Orleans
sbouid take immediate steps 90 remedy the evil
The steamboats, refuse to take corn IN the oulA
80 rsseiDt for the same. The high pnce O.
f-sigbt is another objection. This is a matter OF
he utmost Importance, and should be attended,
IN vitbout delay.-CqddO Gazette,
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MAJOR LOVE- From late advises from Psdu-
cab, we learn that Mai Love Of the 27th Ten
nessee regiment, and reported deed in the south
ern papers, is now in Paducsh, q prisoner and
wounded He received 3 shot in the neck, and
is doing as well as the nature of such a wound
admits
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Broke JAL.-On Monday night SIX negroes.
confined in the parish prison at this place. broke
jail and made their escape. By some means
they succeeded in wrenchiug of the bolts Of the
door leading into the cell in which they were
contradiction Rouge Gazette.
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Il Col John h. Fornsy, Of the 10th Ala.
bsma, has been promoted to a brigadier, and as
signed to duty on the coast.
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FOR RENT.

DWELLING HOUSE, on Linden strsss.
IA containing seven rooms. very eouvsui- Z4
entity arranged For information apply az the dnEl
Planters Oil Woaks Navy Yard. EmH
auI- w. ] a. nD-gr--~-
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SWe are advised Of the death of c. Q.
Armstrong, Esq, Of Louisville, Ky. He died
at Atlanta, Ga, on the 18th. He has friends re-
siding in the former city.
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>TRAYED OR sToLRV

EN2oA Ar VIM Lambert place about oue
~ ana a half al IS ION Memphis on he 80
ACLB, Of nearly a N use CO or A U,ersf -
sssipPi aud Tsnnss-ss Ralrosa 3 NARrAfA
rSaTo VII Dc pa q for her dsigsfy 20 ma. Of - - -
fofgAaon 50 ihat I ca gst her. =
MCHAEE NuRPHY
APLfStF Jsesrzou sfrssi. near ths BaToa.
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FOR SALE

A FINE Z. s. made sAsER p5ies 3d..
Cavalry Saddle and Bdd,e, 80 80
s,1-a. A
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FROu PADUCAm AND rHE NORTH

We have lare intelligence from Paducah and
the North, Of a very interes5 ing character, which
confirms the reports of the serious loss Of the
enemy at the battle Of Shiloh. Although the
Fed=rsIs claim a victory in the North, they boast
of only two hundred Confederate prisoners taken
during the two days fight.
NiIe Of their transports, loaded with their
own wounded, came down the Tennessee river
last week, four of which stopped at Psducah,
and the balance went up the Ohio river
l. was known that the reinforcement brought
on Monday across the river from BUELL's army
amounted to $1,000 men, in three divisions
one under Gen. MCCOoK, one under Gen. BULL
NELSON, the name of the third general not recol-
lected. Gen. BUELL. was not understood to have
been wounded, as reported here, but Gems
GRANT and SMITH received each wounds at
Shiloh.
A report was current that the Tennessee river
army was to abandon their position in front Of
BEAUREGARD. and be thrown down the Missis-
sipli nver for a grand attack upon Fort Pillow
No Federal transports, however, had left the
Tennessee river up to Friday last, except the
nine boats bearing away the wounded.
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A LNC0LNITE BUILLT-PRouF VFsr ~
COPPER BALI FROM GEg. w
learn that Mayor Monroe received Yesterday
from Gen. Beauregsrd, one Of the ~new-fanglSd
bulet-proot vests worn by the Yankees at the
battle Of Shiloh also, a copper bali. taken from
one Of The pieces captured on the field. These
specimens Of Federal ingenuity will be placed.
according to Gen. Besuregard's desire, in the
room Of the Lyceum Library, OiGy Hall, where
our citizens can have an opportunity Of exam
ining them.-Ns0 Orleans Data.
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TAKING OF HEvTsVTEBE BIZ THE
"a rEE - as

FaBERAGR.
b. persons arriving on the Charleston road we
learn that on Thursday last, as the train from
this city was going east, when near Huntsville,
the fireman called the attention Of the engineer
to some of the finest equipped cavalry be had
ever seen The engineer at once doubted their
being our troops; the doubt was converted into
a certainty, on the receipt of a volley from the
troops, which proved to be Lincoln cavalry.
The train was seized.
The mail agent threw some of the mail mat
ter out Of one window, and leaving the car, join
ed with the passengers and escaped capture.
Passengers out of military dress were suffered
to go free. Messrs. BELL and S~YMBIES, mes
SCI gers Of Adams Express, were taken prison
ers. One of them had on the uniform Of a
Georgia company, We learn also that all per
sons found in uniform in Nashville, were seized
1t is stated that twenty-five engines fell into
the Federals' hands, but this appears to US an
exaggeratiOn. On one part of the road some of
the Federal soldiers seized an engine and made
off with it; they were eight in number. They
did not know how to run the engine, and were
pursued by some of our people in another engine.
When they found they were about to be over
taken they ran off into the woods, but four Of
them were caught and captured. This party
bad burned a bridge six miles beyond Stevenson,
which place is stated to be in the hands Of the
Federals. The men captured belonged to the
18th Illinois. They bad a fat car in front of
the locomotive, on which they had mounted a
cannon.
TIE force Of the Federals is stated to be thir-
teen thousand The truth Of the rumors about
the rs capture Of Huntsville by eur people is de
MED by those arriving on the train this morn
ing
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WANTRnt

a and general house servant Applv to
A.k BElKFEL. & co
Fplt - IET nr.-e-z
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~ Toe Texas papers say tbst salt is selling
at Gregory's Lake at g to 30 cents per bushsI.
and plenty on hand.
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The Circulation OF the DAILY
APPEAL ~ larger Idau that o.
tsp sh'rty City Press Combined
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General Orders 10 the Army of the Missis-
sIPPi.

a Hi-Fl NJ hitAfEA nun SeAANtuI ETetCAtof
kindly furnished US a copy of the following order
recently issued by Gen. BeauregaTd to his troops
GENERAL ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS AREY OF TIE MISSISSIPPI :
COKLNTH April H. ls62
Saldi=rs OF TIE Army Of the Mississippi.
You have hrsvely fought the invaders Of your
soil. for two days, IN his own position; fought
your s~uperiors il plumbers, in arms, in all the
appliances Of wsr. Your success has been great
HIS losses have been immeHse-Outnumbering
yours IN AT save the personal worth of the slsin.
You drove him from his camps to the shelter Of
bis iron clad gunbosts, which slone saved him
from complete disaster You captured his artii-
IeTy, mere ihan twenty-five flags and standards,
and took over three thousand prisoners.
You have done your duty. Your command
ing general thanks you Your countTymsn aye
proud Of your deeds on the bloody field Of
Shiloh, and confident in the ultimate success Of
Y1Ur valOr.
Soldiers, untowsTd events saved the enemy
from 8nnihiation- His i~nsoleHt presence still
p0llutes v5u soil. HIS hostile flag still hauuts
before you There can be no peace as long as
these things are
Trusting inst God Is with Us, as He was with
our fathers. t rs seek to be worthy Of his favor,
and resolve - be independent or perish in the
struggle
By the Commanding General,
TH6s JORDAN. A A G.
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We find the following in the Marshall (Texas)
Republican of the 18th. Why should not these
troops be put into the field il the present smer-
gency:
EVIDENT BAD MANAGE5IENF-There are
now, sud have been for several weeks, we pre-
sumo, twenty or twenty five Thousand men IN
der arms ia Texas, and who would rejoice 10 re-
move to any point where they could be service
able in driving back the invaders Of southern
soil. These men were raised under commits
siJns for twelve month"; volunteers. Yet they
were no sooner in the field, than the War De-
partmeut changed its policy, and determined to
enlist ne men for q less period than the war, and
announced that no more cavalry would be re-
ceived Yet IG She face OF these declarations the
Governor Of Texas aud the War Department
have accepted cavslTy, ard twelve months vol
unteeTS- The question arises, why change q
policy after d is Iuaugugsted, and particularly at
a tine Ike TINS, when, as every one knows, the
bruut Of this war has to be met with IN the next
.iyty days At the very time chat these Texas
troops should b. in the field, and the hopes OF
the country are hanging on the events Of the en-
suing thirty dfys, agents have been dispatched
TO Richmond % settle the questions Of cavalry
and the duration Of the service How long is
such management 20 prevail 2 At such a time
as this, IL seems to Us the polio, Of the govern
ment should be free from vasolia.ion, and com
pauy alter company, as it is formed, should be
sent % the scene Of action
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MASONIC NnTIcFI

4 SPECIAL co G~MUNICATION Of arz
- ro1g7r No lo vii be held in tbeir "a
instsl J 81 8 o'clock. tSA"
Lrs94ent brothers, in good stardiar, are frats,n.ur
BY order Of W. H. FITcH, Inv
F." ~ TRADER, Secrv.
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sUGAR AND
RnEELER 4 WIlNnA,a M,rnITn


4 bsENTBES Of company G.. 10Th ArksB.as Pei
"A ment who are able 70 pull q .rr-ar vEI
epcrt tdemselves TO she un5srsigR-d "a FJs.oc
-lsPL%- Near Memphis Business Of im1or-s5e- a.
uan z your presence. -'
u. CAPT J. 5. WALKER
------ -------L
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A BRACE OF HORRIBLE MURnERs-A plan.
ter by the name Of George Harper. and lms sor
CLalborne Harper, living on Sunhower river. In
tins State! were inhumanly murdered some ten
days ago by Mrs. Harper and a negro boy be.
longing to the faulty. The facts Of he case. AZ
we learn them, are thus reiased: Mrs. HARPER
had been in TIE haDit Of making free with The
Aegro, and she finally determined to get her bus-
band aud his son ont af the way, so that sbs and
the negro might manage tha property to their
own saIsiact.cn. The plot was laid, and Mr.
Harper AID his son were murdered aud .Beir
bodies sunk in the river by means Of bags flied
with sand tied to their legs. The water washed
the sand out of the bags, aud the bodies rose,
ana were found BY some of the ueighbors who
immediately instituted an investigation into the
matter when The woman confessed to having
done the bloody deed. She and the negro haze
been brought down and placed in jail in this
place Speedy hanging viii certainly b: a Just
raward to them -FicksJvyy Ci+izsa.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHEST AND TOoLSf

NFCHAEICS leok sharp. One CHEST -
" must and viii 90 OF THIS sRSiSaN J.
I' IL @. CAYCE & SON ~
Aresfouaara
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MAJ GEN SrERLISG PAGES SrAFF-Nsi
Ihos L Suead Of 81. Louis, assistant adjutani
general
MAJ John Reid. Of Lafayette county, No.
assistant commissaTy Of subsistence.
Maj James Harding, of Jefferson CITY. No,
assistant qusrtermaster.
Lieut. Rober; c Woods, Of Saline county,
Mo, sid-de-csmp.
Lieut. Clay Taylor. O. ST Louis. sid-ds-csmp.
DR.. Wooteu, OF springfield, No medical d.
rector.
DR.. NJ NJ Palien, of ST. Louis. surgeon.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.
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M Mp HIS:

SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1862.
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STAFF OF MAynSGES. EARL VAN DoRN 80
BHgadler-Gen Dabney h. Mzury, Virginia.
Chief Of STAT
Col W. n. r. BAH, Kentucky, A. A. G.
surgeon ). g.. G]ainslen, Virginia, Medical
Majes W. L. Cabel, Virginia, Chief Quarter
Master.
Asjor a N Haskell, District Of Columbia,
Inspsct0r-GeHeral
MsjorR W. Keyworth, District of Cotumbia
Chief Commando
Lieut. NJ N. kiulmal, Missouri, A. A. G.
Capt + L J Fhysssns, Louisiana. A. ]. C..
lieut. Clement Sullivan, Maryland. A. D. C.
Col Edward Stands, Missouri. Vol A d. G.
Capt. w. Barrett, Missouri. Vol. A. D. c.
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HONE TBSTIKOEY.

Mr. II. B. KuGsLET-Dear Sir: We feel Il duty
We owe to the public, 70 state that Marshalg Cgtho
Icon is q medicine invaluable for complaints Chased
under the head Of Female Diseases. We have used
your GrRienberg Medicines and have been greatly
benefited thereby, so much 50, that the price
double, would have them. To the Thousands q
our sex who are suffering IRON weakness We would
recommend the CathOlicon sure panacea 1t gives
strength the system and enables each Of the organs
Of the body to perform their appropriate funetona
Miss q. sWORMSTErT,
Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. =. E. WEEKS.
Madina March 1 81
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CLAM AGENcY.-A communication to
the Louisville Journal says that Governor
Ted, of Ohio, is about to establish claim
agency in that city to aid the discharged Ohio
soldiers to obtain pay from the Government
without fee OF reward from the agent, and
also to furnish transportation, so that thePoor
sick and wounded soldiers may return to their
homes in Ohio without delay, after they have
obtained their discharge. Royal Taylor,
Esq, Of Cleveland, Ohio, has been assigned
to that position, and will enter upon the du-
ties forthwith.
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WHEN YOU FAVOR US WITH A CALL.
TO HUSBANDS.

Your "Betfer Halfr my dear Sir, is really expect
ing some Holiday Gift and allow me to suggest some
thing Useful as we'll as handsome. Here are
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
Gu Wednesday evening our gunboats at
Pert Royal, q miles from Fredericksburg,
were fred into by a rebel battery supposed
to number twenty heavy guns.
One shot struck coal schooner, and
kiffU6f the -CHPtuiuj rrEIae5 siHsuaeaz An
other struck the Carrituok, going into the
engine room and killing H. W. Smith, and
wounding three others.
Firing was very rapidly continued till
sundown, when the battery was sileneed.
The next morning the gunboats again
opened on the battery, but received no re-
snnnse.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.
The Washington special to the Philadel-
phia Press, says that Banks has landed at
Winton Head, Chowan River, and formed
ajunction with the troops at Suffolk, and
it is supposed is advancing on Weldon.
Banks has assumed the chief command
of the troops under Generals Foster, Peck,
Auger and Emery.
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Choose whatever you like. or the length OF your
purse will justify.
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RrMovAI.-The 18th Regiment, Colo
mel Wilcox, leaves Camp GAINESVILLE this NOR
ming at o'clock for Camp DennisOn. We
presume this is preparatory to call to a
southern field Iii probable that the regi-
ment on arriving at Camp DennisOn, win re-
ceive sufficient number Of consolidated re-
cruits to bring it up to the required number.
It will, perhaps, reach this city at about II
o'clock, and we are Informed will proceed
Immediately on. Had a little more time
been given, we presume our citizens would
have furnished them with a good dinner
State Journal, 18th.
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EMBARoo RA1sED.-Theem embargo on nav
igation to Kelley's Island was fairly raised
on Friday night; one OF two sail came over on
Saturday and returned the same day. We
presume there would have been no difficulty
in the Island Queens going to and from the
Islands, had her machinery not been taken
out for the winter. Yesterday the ice, from
above nc doubt, stretched well out this way
from Johnson's Island. Otherwise the Bay
was clear, and as it was the Little Eastern
made her trips from and to the Island
.0rudl,ak.l Rerisfer.
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
ARMY OF POTOMAC,
naoar,bav TX II II

December 15-11 A. n.
Considerable firing yesterday between
showed disposition to move on Frank
Inns forces but didn't.
Some skirmishing this morning, with
considerable artillery firing.
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NEW RAILROAD PRoJBoT.-A meeting Of
the cilizeas-of Girard (Pennsylvania) and
vicinity Is called to meet in that place this
afternoon, to consult upon measures for OBJ
tanning charter for branch OF the Great
Western Railroad, to start from some point
between Kleckneryille and Union, to inter
sect the Lake Shore Railroad at or near
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To Messrs wM KEABE Co., Baltimore: II can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which IN my OPINION rank among the
very best IN the country. NJ bERA AkOSOH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-16

RoBBED.-The State Journal, Of this
morning, says thaton Saturday, at the Good
ale House, the room Of one of the guests,
Mr.. W. E. Murry Express Messenger on the
Central Road, was entered while he was
asleep, and all his clothes Of value taken.
He swoke to find himself minus" fixins."
Search was instituted, and part Of his prop
erty found in the alley near MariOn's livery
stable, where it had probably been thrown by
the thief, supposing that he was being pur-
sued. A conductor on one of the Cleveland
freight trains was also relieved at the same
house Of an overcoat and some other clothes,
which have not been recovered at all.
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PRoFEssOR or ELECTn0PATHY AND MEDToTHH,
Ohlce-ll9 Seneca-St, few doors from Superior up
stairs.
once hOursfrom to u and from to O'Clock daily
SUNDAYS excepted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-16
MORNING LEADER.
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PRoPELIER MICHIGAS.-We see by the
0sWsgO Commercial, that on the sth inst. the
Propeller Michigan, Of the Northern Trans
portation Line, was frozen in at Lock Il,
Welland Canal. The Michigan has a large
Quantity Of merchandise for Toledo.