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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-19

The Secretary Of the Smithsonian Insti-
tute has received mummy and several
skulls, forwarded from Valparaiso, by A.
Reed AZ, p This gentleman states that
the mummy e female) was found on the
west coast Of Patagonia, in latitude forty
four degrees south, about two months be-
fore. Its appearance isessentiaTly differ
ent from and superior to that Of any race
known 70 inbabit that country at present.
The skulls were those Of Auracanian In
dians killed in battle with the Chiians.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-19
Good advice.
Ihe Louisville Journal eve:

The Louisville Journal says:
- If any officers Of the Army Of the Poto-
mae, whether belonging to Gen. McClel-
lau's staff or to anybody else's staff or to
on staff, see it to resign; to desert the SER
vice Of their country, because Burnside
has been appointed to succeed General Nc
Ciellan, We hope they viii have their ep-
auietts stripped from their shoulders in
front Of the army, and, with coats turned
Wrong-side out and the word q traitor
Prinned 70 their backs, be drummed ont of
camp. We are much mistaken if there is
any part Of this country they can live in
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OLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMEHr.

On and after Monday, November I7ths Iss2.i Trlinu
will run daily, a. follows, Sundays sxoeDtsdy
1855 A. H. CHICAGO EXPRESS-Stopsa at an stations
on Southern Division, except Wa8hington.E and
arrives IN Toledo ct l2.05 A. r.; and Chicago
$50 P. NJ NORTHERN MAIL-Stops at all stations
at g.C5 P. N
$50 ?. X. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS-stousstu Al uf,-
tionB on southern Division, except Washlnr-
ton and Clay. Arrives ia Toledo Il li.51 d II!
Chicago ct 10 000AM F It- - =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-19

Connections are made At M0nrosTiIls With thasra-'
dusky, Mansheid & Newark n Rat Ciyds Win fhs
Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati n p Al Frsuseiif
Elth = Telnont 4 Indiana 3 B. and Af Toledo Vitk
ledo hanash Railroads for Chicago Dstroit, Jaefl
sons orr aynei Logansports Lafayette, Cairo, Al.
Southwest. i-- g1' -. = =
TrAina arrive IN Cleveland from Tolsdo and ths
~ 49,. l. d. RUOKElts Bup't. ii
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-19
RAILR0ADS


CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
" . CINCINNATI R1ILR0GD. .
lssa WIETEB ARRAEaElLEHR. sa Issa.
On and . .s. Ne %HsRe.Z Z SSSs%ssE ss,1 1;s ~ Rs''n
Ii Train--IssO 4. M.-stopgfns e. Bs1ea. eEaflon,
@elllngto1, New London Salem sheiby,
Cregtline, Gallon, Oarding gton, Ashlsy, Del
Wars, Lewis Center and Sorthinaioh, Az
55s3s 5 = M e GGlGRSSs 5555S 9q A 3 s caeiIp9S IS ISi
rs Ts - A n; Louisville - ~ FORT Wayne
s:55 P. ~; Chicago via Crestline 1870 Pa
ID TrAns;,5 P M1stogRing e AZ stations north e
TALON, and q Gileadi CardlRgton and Dei-
aware; arriving at Columbus l2s0 4. -;
Cincinnati $50 A. n; Indianapolis T:s5 A. n,
Fort Mayne as A r.; Chicago via OrsIi-
Trains leave Columbus for Cleveland 900 A. H. and
l:35 P. NJ and arrive in Cleveland from Columbus at
$50 A. \. and 80 P n.
CONNECTIONS.
shelby-Sandusky Mansleld 3 Newark Railfodd, fof
MANSFIELD Ma Vernon, Newark, kunes-
OTestline-Pfttsburgh, Fort wayne 4 Chicago Rail-
road, Forest Upper Sandusky1 DqlBhoS, Lii
ma Fort wayne, Laporte, Chicago &c.
SD west, and Eastfor Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
Grafton and Bsliefontiue Railrosd Line for Marion.
a1aPS TsrTs S9RRs Rs5s uVTGR Tse.aa mSR'E Ess L.
vile L91syills ls Care s. lLogis, %
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
ISa CReinSa. 4. a5d il HitS The 3hs ohio ISis iS
1ssippi Raifroad at Cincinnati for LcuigViia
Eyansyille Cairo, St. Louis, and All points
Oolumbus-C Central Ohio Rsilroad for Newark Zanos-
vile, Wheeling, 6c-i Columbus, Piqua q
Indiana Railroad for Piqun, Urbana, &C.
~ For Tickets TO ell points and Information -.
Ply at the PASSENGER Station, and at Union Ticket
-, 2. s. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, November nth, ls62. aI-teI
CLEVELAND & ERIE R.R. Do
asdi
1851. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. l1i lsss.
On and after Monday, November l7fE, 1854, PaSssu-
ger Trains viii run as foll0WB: ..r.---F
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1905 A. H.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-StoUpinr at
-e Milloughby, PainesFille, Geneva, Aahtabula,
GonneAqt and Girard only, and arrives St
kre at l;s5 P. NJ Dunkirk at 4o5 P. X; ,Buf-
$40 P. M.--MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-stoIPing at al stations and arrives ct Erie
500 ?. S.2SIGHF EXPRESS TRkIs-stUvvf5s,
-s PainesEills, Ashtabula and Girard OllY, and.
arriEes .i e Ass lSs q ll;s9 p n punkrk l'is 4
LEAVE ERIE. fnin.o9 sal
sos A. M.-NIGHr EXPREss TRAIN-stoppiaz ss
Girard, Counsanf, AshtAbula and PainaTiilS
only. anu arrives At Cleveland at 6s5. A. -,
6:CO A. H,--MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TEAM
stopping At Al stations and arrives as CleTs-
land az i0:O5 An ---
Rs5 P. m.LDAY EXPRESS TRAIN1stoppinE At e.
rard Springfield, COnneaut, EinE5yille, Ash
tabula, Madison, Eaineg7illa and Milough-
BY only, and arrives IN Cleveland ct SIS P.M
aB- Second Olass Cars are run on ell through
Trains. -1Ing westward connect at oisYeland
All the trains fLlicago, Columbus, Cihein-
With trains for fSleao. = trains going s4srl.aEd
natl, st. Louis, dos and A ~ lts & 4 g =.
connect At DumZirk with the train So AoNA
kailroad, aHd at Buffalo with those Of In. "a. 80
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroah,.
Cleveland, November I7th, 1854
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Trains. Ting westward connect at Cleveland
All the trains fhicago, Columbus, Oinein-
with trains for Toledo, I4lns gong s@s-i ~
natl, st. Louis, fo.;, and n, af tie y T. = :.
connect at DunZirk with the train NSs AoE
kailroad, and ct Buffalo with those Of In. -
Central and Buffalo 3 New York City Railroah,.
Il. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-19

A MARBLE STAND COAL OIL LAMP,
with bost Patent Burner, Chimney and Wick, for
Seventy y-hTe Cents.
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Goparinersbip tlotires.

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Gould can b: found 81 tho old rsd Nc. i 0rssRxichst
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NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW.
MuSllaI Instruments.

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DANEN & BACON

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GREAT TRIUMPH.

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side, carrying away this sham protection
and throwing the horses to leeward among
the animals on that side. The men who
were in charge of the borses were forced
to leave the hold and the poor creatures
were abandoned 10 their fate. The horses
were haltered, and such of them as did
not break loose when the ship lurclled were
strangled, their necks dislocated in their
efforts to regain footing, or trampled TO
death by their companions. Others were
fast bodily into heaps, where they kicked
and plunged in their death struggles.
daylight the next morning the gale
abated and the men went below where a
revolving spectacle presented itself. The
deck was strewn with dead and diving
horses, many of them shockipgly mangled
by being kicked aud trampled upon. Some
had their fore legs and other their hind
legs broken: some had broken backs and
ribs, and from the suffering survivors escap-
ed the most heart rendering means. 1t
became an act of mercy 10 kill many, in or
der to end their misery and as it was rot
feasible TO feed the living until the dead
were removed, the work of throwing over
board commenced. That day fifty-eight
dead horses went oref the side and The
remainder were relieved as far as possible.
The badly wounded continued to die, un-
til the whole number lost reached sixty
eight. The surviving horses were landed
on sunday. Scarcely one of them escaped
with whole skin, their hips, sides and
heads being CALLED to tho bone. Several
have died since they were landed, and not
more than one-half of the remainder were
reported by the board as serviceable.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-13
Murder of Horses.

The ship Kingfsher which saifed in
the expedition from Boston to Ship Island
had one hundren and thirty fine hoases On
board, many of them valuable animals be-
longing to officers, Such was the horri
bic fatility caused by gales and rough seas
that sixty eight perished during the voy-
age. The gale of January Sd struck the
ship in the gulf stream. An account says
The gale continued all night, during
which tragedy was enacted between the
decks which beggars description. The
ship lsbored heavily, throwing the horses
against the breast plate on the weather
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-13
OBITUARY.

Died-MARTHA J. BOLING-daughter of FLErcH-
Err and JANE BOILING was born June 3Oth 1885, and in
groat peace the 18th inst passed from labor to
ward.
The deceased estimable young lady, but her
days were few. For months Consumption, that fell de-
stroyei had marked her its victim but in all her suf-
erings she patient and resigned In February 1855
she professed faith in Lord Jesus Christ and imme
diatey united with the Methodist Episcopal Church. of
which she remained faithful and consistent member
until removed by death. In last interview with her
found her suffering in body, but her mind clear,
and as sung for her those beautiful lines,
"Oh, sing to me of heav'n
When l am cald to die
she was 'oyful in hope of the better land When the
last summons came, she ready. She had long pre-
pared for it. and her end peaceful-happy. In her
children kind sster-and the church faithful mem
ber but Heaven has gained another jewel On Satur-
large followed her remains to the lonely
tomb.
'sThus star by star Declines
Till all are passed away:
As morning bright, and brighter shines,
To pure and perfect clay.
Nor sinks those stars in empty night,
They hide themselves in heavens own light
C. H. OWENS.
At his late residence in the village OF Freder-
icksburg on Sunday morning, Feb, 9, 1852 DANIEL
COSPER, aged CO years.
The deceasee married his present widow AZ years ago
in Northumberland county, Pa and 40 since emf
grated to this county, in which he has since lived His
wife and children all yet living, he being the first
member of the family taken by that terribly enemy.
that gave other than good advice TO his children
He gave that his last days peaceful and
that he would await in Heaven the e-unon of his
much loved family. Con-.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-13
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