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SCENE At CAIRO 49, ghe Y nzse Provost. Mar
sna, Il, afro, dsdtuk himself wholly uua ,is
10 u ansge the nos 5 ot Gisrepatsble femai. !
woo thronGed the place, adopted ncyei
courss ~ Rst rid OF III m, on the :5tJ. when a
large urn bsr Of he m. wit tn Tns Of .Le.r male
associates, were oa board fiJs.,iug Graf, tied
to tree, a dc 81 yards or m D 9 frcr n the YEA
Despairirg OF riddiua the Town OF their pres
ence by q lesitim Ate me ethod, guard cut The
rope, and tOSirg Them out In 10 the curraut
cas-. lcoss and etac 81 them down to Dixie. tc
delight the nrst families OF Oh valryd5m
When last heard rom. they we're kayly flo1,.
b iou ':oinm"u-. Thsy nad To- -steu the 4 i,
q white petucoa), aLd II tacy esc D. tne
d.Cg RS OF the a. iiI., ana sulc, Ell III .. I'd
the viSi anse Ot tas r tiI. .insn s..
Pillow, anc tis Reb.l GU b a o. tcey .4y,
before h,s '!ms grac-d ILS Ci:y II Nemch.
WITH ID 1T pI -euce.
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DsAfH % An En-. cNaRxsNAH.-On Wed
nes'1y, April 20. ne Hon Cuu IcLiu U Car
0reieng died - his residence On Long ls!anc
Hs was \ ltive Of NOE Carolina. barn H.
l7So. and ,nc,'ed 1T keWberr Il 1903 n
cins TO New YUrx, where h, ssmsinad II,
.oms ilne. He su bs- q asntly went to Provi.
'enoe. 4. l., wh~re ne was EN- mp.oyed AZ d
CLERK he was next EN- Sloy~d oy John jacob
A1tor. bnd IN 'hA. position Travelled tx en
s,ve!y Eewas mem Ter # Gong rese OLE
ihisosass fron lS2 to 1889 durh a ca TIM
be tel as cha.i man OF 8 vs. a. yer, moor
ssnt 60 nm tteSs. He was somewhat ce.t bra
ted az pJlttca: wri'er and tbinksr, YsUu
tst'on well sast"ined by his reports ard
pamphlets. which alw"ys attracted con
s der abie attention. In - O. Whsu IN Europe
Prssid .LI Van Bcren appoiuosd him Minis
ter 20 Russia o.. MS return he retired to
pr,va'e If, ana thsrs remained TIL tee hour
OF his death
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- Af.''''A-- -: Usrlos pxa:;r,,,..
DR PLUME. Of the 80 Medical House, eoae3.,
E1scg DsiniT to AZ Office practice. op Ere aEI.;
g;rseL Ett!s below ths Exchange Hote and d.ss
oa.ly opposite Cdt-, SLOWS Hail where skUltu
erd SJnEdeItsi treAGnet: may De obtained on rec
scr1hle ;ern=. Ghosj who have tee, exposed "a
certain oontsrIou; s'i1neC.k are Invited - c.:
ssxly.
Connunicstions by r,al, CT osherw,.s, prompt,
attended, 20. ofe"e open from a. "a. till 9 p y
NJ f5--ts Richmond Va
~ AKrIFy7 al TEEfE- Hf CHEU.
- PLASTIC AND vULUANITE PRO.
Cke,--I. ". JONES, DsErTsr, paving th.
rlshI for the abovs mode of making Teeth, sas
being sstlrfed Of lts absolute superiority over al
ether Dethods can With confidence command I,
to iaose desiring full or partial se.s OF teeth srd
especially such ss may be dissaasfed with these
hes are now using. The perfect adaptation G.
:se plate 70 she meath, ard tee sIetion thereby
secur~d, snsbles hin 10 Insert one or .,ore toe
etas9ss c!dsps. This meta Cd having been .coote6
By ihose standing highest IN the profession Aortl
AID south, testtuop as will be given and spsc,
mems exhibited 10 tboss wishing 10 see thsIa.-,
ests OF Teeth, on gold any other plate, Will, o
course, &c made for those prefsr.ng them. Till
ing, Clssssans, Extracting, and all o&hsr opafI.
tors, gently and thoroughly performed. beet
extracted BY ELECTR1CITY, without pain.
~ Ofics on Main street, oppcxite Corinthiar
Hall. 40 ~,
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Disrssss AND Dssr.rCl.os II Eus.9A-r

DtsfHsss AND Dssr4rU1ios II EuE9fA -rso
~&n: VI rsr r!oy mans - Sr~sSsDG ss:tous dtg.
trsss Ia Err,rs 1t IL etassd that III she mana.
f.ctur;ng towns of Belgium, sac principally
!. J:set, over 6, 200 workMsn ara on: Of en-.
pos ment, snd mach suffering for 0noe -
1000 pieSsttA
Th' ;crn Of Biccsbu.n. Er gland, con .aius
es. 80 - pie. nearly ns-ioar,R of whom are
foat. cicshih E, hedoi. sud fuel When Ihs
mills are In fuil ucsTGsion ~, ,aJ4 pszsons ars
oID?! yea, bat ct 'ne present. Line upwards
OF ona-third. or nsaI;y 1900, arc wholly IN
rin :. Dyed, II loss ~ tna workers OF 100 a..
So 10 q week In wsg1 In kaIChss,S1,
4-us land ta-ins Ina Inst wes IN 81 Arch, no
lass ihau Q $50 persons, dcpel dens upcn the
ia scr OF h. hands Toy tasir isiiy bread.
were Idle ed unable obtain suDioy0eut
In many places il France. al>,. thsTs 10 s1Mi.
IA- dlstTsSa
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YOUTHFUL HBRo.
fEos fhs Richmond iIjaos.ch

Among the many youth ful heroes wh , fell
dying or wounded at the b. tie of Wilt ms.
ourg cn Monday i.st was John yisr Waller
probation Of Gen. Evans for his heroic cor
duct.
Young Waller. (A years Of ase,) belonged
to tbs gallant "hom- Gus I'd" of Lyncht u. 4,
(OaPtain Otsy.l whose company was in the
OF action When met by his father, wHo W s
deeply distressed, he remarked, sFa:Aey I fs,
dtjsad;sS s,y dear mosks,' srasc." Goa gra.
him recovery from his wouuds, and hat his
brilliant promise may bs fulfilled, to the dis
charge Of even more i'm portan duties to hi,
country. A FRISAD WHO SAW EIy,
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HoT WILLING TO tIea-. Th. VI OG tgomery
.1tr1ttssy speaks OF man living not a thou
sand miles from that city, who TO avoid the
action Of the conscript law, deliberately laid
one Of his hands upon q block and Gu. 81 the
third md fourth dngers. Whea tne enrolling
be taEec BY eli means; having been bied a
little, be may yet make Z gocd colder, and
learn % shoot well with his fsmAinip4 az
0AYH
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LISTS OF CASUALTIES

L
sEvlsTz VIZ elrIA REeIAgxf.
HEADasARrsas 7rH Va Vols.,,
Ma, Str, 1881.
To tke Edi.o,s # the Dtspo.cA.-Y, q will c. D.
fer a favor by pu ..ishins zoe fol owl z list OF
the killed and wound d Of The 7 a Virgi, Is
kesimeat. U / J L Aemper in ,hs engage
msur Lear Wi.h-msbnrg. Ga Monday lasts
Co~Sany 4.
Kiiled-Priv,te Jas l. Ulooe.
Priv4tes Jno Pace. iu tie aaud: n POaf.
Isnse., slightIs: VIM Warsa. face.
Company 3.
wonudsd-Frivates w N kicsc!son, NOR.
taIy in the breas:; J W b own, slightly in
the back.
Co~paay
wcunded-',apt p sshby, slightly In the
head; lent J W Pam III, seriously in the
leg PrivA'e. John Bicse s, siithiIy in The
back; wm Uook. slishIy ia the beai; wm
Hackslsy. slightly II he arm; Een,y
Mitchell. seriously Ia the nand; Ge5 Morris
slightly In the f@'s; A W shacrec9, slightly
IN the arm.
Company D..
Kiiled-Private W Il I H,-d
wcund~d-SsrgeantJ Care severely in the
hand. PIivates J w Esst, s'tgh.,yiu arm
Jno b Hale, slightly in the leg; Geo Knobs,
nor:,liy In abdomen; a Meadows, slightly
in arm; Jno Mad VS., tevegeIy III tia face: 4
Eer. severely in the shoulde,. EV Yaxer, 90.
verely ir the hapc, d ianr or, slightly in tbs
am, W ] WiiD1rn, slightly Ia arm.
Compoxy E.
Kn!ed-Sergssn's II sinks and W III Ten.
nug
Nonaded--Prvatss McDsds, nortalIy In
sdei b + Va sou. sevcrsi, AZ ~; W Z Cole
shgLtiy In ieG; a Stuart severely IN head
Company f.
Atied-fr'v .te AIN AZ. O,iV~r.
Woonced-Napt Flnxs Cat'er,or, severely
; IL ,es; Ssrxt J N Mayors, slightly ir arm;
HoIp,i hnn-y. slgh.ly In hant; Corp'I 4
Dun. slightly in head. Prtvat.s A B,ck.
err, severeiy in leg and breast; J r Dsugiass
sevsresy Ia nigh and back, 3 4 Cstss. s,irht.
~ in arm; VIM Aoosewor,n. .iirbtIy IN Too,
a.d bach; Jas Merris, in arm: 4 Orvsr' IN
slde; Jas eims. IN face; W r south ards ~
arm; " Sheier, In hand; r Miller mUr,si.
~ IN head; Wood, slign:ly Ia eide
CorpcsY q.
Wounde.s Ss-gts W Jsakins. .,i.nu, 4.
soouide!; r 4 Norris severely In hand: I,or.
porsls y } Sparks. sligh tly In hresA = Z
e3Ffavf s'ssIr - - a: P9;r-,a. D
s:.Ta ssrsrsiy ,L:rn
Cc@is.t Il
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Isz y scar fxHisir.us Fcu pi.e OF rras -
The building for me great Z gi;sn sxhl bttieA
took fre N, The tairo tine ON ,hs 4 tsstAat
bat tos d.Use were ,os tana:siy checked n
rs-ecp. Abe building and goods alre dy -.
posatea Itess are sE.orsd for oevsG millions
i've aaGdTed thscsaId dollars, wnt tca would
rot probably cover over half the loss OF The
dee:. :.uction OF -hS building.
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SRTAr FariCz OF PAon,sa CASE -Tns chi
cago Y,n's sSa:es tnat q, IS p di,dehrAAd,
res. . l. BE and accomp piiSh, d you1x lady e.
tha: city, has sued Wtiiisn Lii !or breach
p-nmt'e Of marriage ae1 a~si NC .icu, claiming
SO odo damages. Mr. l. III Is an old 1eoadsps
ace extensive brewer Il Chicago, and ais
wealth IL es I'm 2ie - 1Soo 600.
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FIsrgs TsI TlAxgs --.etling the Tns % cx
nFe as a scn sac p o., jaad IL l. Eton ~ one ~
aaoAiI .osh. 1t view cf Il possible refSa in.
vss.sn. de Pr pcs'S 80 Cos. : sbsss CT soAe
fonbasttsie byarG oaT oonaceo,s I.Qnia SS~a
the water that snf:4.irs 80 adv .se d .et ~
i&' 'te THIS conhHs,ih's !iQ ala, sEd - ~ -
a7-ei-s the er rrpp il q lSisS
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PERSONAL.

REFORMATION WANTED-Uf JUsEPH
Is. JoRDOE. or Gait. OWENS Cavalry
company. and WESLEY l.. FINNEY, OF
Capt. Aancock's Infantry company. Jordon
was sent to Richmond sick from the Psnin.
suia, and Finney from Norfolk, also eick-
Any person who eau give Information o,
sAen,, will pleafe address US, at the once OF
sas General inspector OF HoeTita)s and very
Eusn oblige. Z. JURDbN,
my lo3.~ W EINNEY
FsJ PEas0NS LEAVING The CITY A
EeutleUan and his wife, Of most reliable
standing without child ep, and expecting % con.
snue IN the city, wouI1 take cAa &c Of HOUSE
and FURNITURE for = family leaving Address
"A q :" al D'spstf b tfic. nv 1o-3s
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GusE 70 Erzo7s.-B. .shop Bailey. "a u. :,
CT the Newark ~. - Dioco ., sailed Tor En-.
rope on w. aesd ~ last, On an eccissaasticaI
VISIT o .<ons. He wilt t,ko severn, thoa
stUc rJi'r viJa ntl~ Ire So -. -v., A.s h -
/ l-'s II iss asu,@'v. > eia .t.s I'ce- ~ 81
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aepsUnAs tsMD1.
W. a u a RID.
DIR BROOKS,

CCRssR MAE AEp l2rK STsERrs
once IA 'urs from TO 3 A NJ, an from 8 to
O'Clock p. NJ
be has for sale. privately. 4 n0mher Of
lfilS IN Sidney, on 3rsce and Eroed strae.s,
as seyo toe corporation line Also in
Manchester, Houses ard Lo Q, on HuiI street.
one has al 10 i. a rich ard productive
sar3e.. TIE Basement rooms may be used as
sores And for fsat or lease, Lots both In
Richmond az & ISGcees'er nv To- lms
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~ DE- ". a BLANK MN,
- ,sTTCG nbs DtNTIE =

For.- erly Q fredericksb ,rg Va
Respectfully snr0unees Ia tbe citizens q pich i.
ra0:c :h.t be ksa taken he af7tce Aslr ere I,
recently ccc1pied b. III frsucss 4 Je;er Ire, I
6oo- 70 r. Horton nesoh's Tunmiug store wi hs,s
ss vii bs Elesss1 30 sac al ~ao msy nesd Ella -
vcSs. rr 8 -;rk
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Aa!. 40 CHI, sASW.ae sna- s.u.lA Xo1s i..S
battle and came out c: /. gasttntiy, and, In
coneIusior. oapsseatso Il na3's good name
te.ns sspsessd In the msaasS sirvady men.
tuned,
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urTsaykss NOTICES.
,vpoT ARidY COMMITTEE Y. NC. A.
FIcHnoxp, MAY q, 'tU2.

RIcsnoSp, May 9, 'tu2
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
LThese patriotic citizens who desire 70
y. an ne noble work OF administering TO .be
eets ~ AID relieving the suSsr.Lgs Of the many
90 .ala.srs now collected In and about tn
- r,,n d. - ny leaving their contri rioutions
'alccx p. N at the d. pot OF the Army
.,vn,nit aa Y. N. g. A on Bark street, lust
An re me sasury Department
C,,l.S fpod is especially needed. though
,,sra IS ne.hipg in the way OF n sdic,res
bore.mace viii 80, clothing. provisions, tine,
yoc1, CO. kerry. old iiuen. &C, DC. tha; viii
nat br of very Gres. service, and prove ms
..n,eg Able
Wsscns leave tae depoi every afternoon at
.c,e4ccx tn convey these con atoms to the sics
szd sce ct.eudec hy thc~e who see that they
~ properly uistTfouNd- my7-6t
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KilledcIAsnt 4 n Swell and Private Lew
10 Sch mi idt.
:. Woanded-Rsiva.es Fsanh Osr.sr, severely
J 0aat, sfghAy II taSs.
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Company /.

Company 1.
Ktlled-Corporal Brown.
Woupde6-Lteut Jno y Wyant, slightly IN
hand Ii, ,ut W A Brown. NOR .sily IN aSdo.
mer, .aeut W p W-l'ers, morta,iy In add.
mer. Private ---- 1hurston. sigh t!y Ia head,
Company X.
Woun 'er-Lisu. J ii Rcsssr, severely Ia
log; Ssrgt q II Racer. se seversly in hanr; Saret
J " LEVEL, sijsh lv in head SerSt r II Wes.
v.r, slightly ia he,d. Privates W Austin
sewers IA beau; J d Lucas. severely in thish: :
W Ii Smith. sew rely IN shOal5sr; u L 40 70
slightly In herd; W 0rsysop, 10 hesd; J Y
G -oome. in foot; W Harlow, IN head an,
thigh.
2EciPrr cLArfoH.
MOrtaiiy WO- Hec .......-.... ...... 6
Othsrwise W dec, % far rs yet
heard frcD
Tct,y .,
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eileunastnaSss. ~tii Prove y dreadful scQ0vee.
II the enemy c.sixn ~ bod the city, ~
oodld wssh Them no batter ie - than i-s oecW-
At 1aosUov.
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NOTIOB.-Ths Capital Stock of th. "Pted
~ mont Railroad Company having been al
aksa oy the Riehm I'd and Danviile Rsilrosd
CJnpanr and others, 1t is desired by them and the
Govesnnent Of The U&nfederA.e States tha. ths
work Of construction should b. commenced and
oompleted a. speedily as possible
SCms delay being 9th herwiss neceess-y for the
nsw eompa " 70 Be orgsniE I'd h she meantime 60
zee ts hrrshy given 10 all persons having handa 10
hire, hat molo mer: may bc obtained for such
hands on the lice of the said railroad a. s>o~ a,
tie Ps1Cont Rsilrosd Company Is organised
which is ex1s ctsd to be In sbou. thirty or forty
days fror this ii ne and all such persons are ~
qu ssed 10 communicate speedily with the Yresi i.
d'ns OF the Eictmond and DsnvilIe RailrO I'd
Cmp.ny, or vita VINu.NT WlTCHER a1t
JOHN u. EDMUNOe, Of the Dire,;ors, Who arc
authorized 30 make provis OF al q =. en- nts for the
smp! nsnt Of such haods for that purpose
LEWIS HARVIE.
ny go P7s'idept B ana d. 4. b Co.
TUE UOM IUN WEa LTH OF VIRGIL
GINA 70 the Sheriff OF the County OF
heste feld Greeting :-WhereaA, q vacancy
nas occurred In the represen IA ton in the
nse OF Delegates froIn the county of Ches
tsIh'id, occasioned by the reaisnation Of
Unaries I. Friend; These are, therefore, in
'ne name OF The tOmmonwesl b. 10 require
you TO cause an election to DO hald In your
cad county Of Chesterf f1sld on Thursday. tbs
1sa day Of May. 1882 for a Senator to mi ths
vacancy Aforesaid.
~ resHnony whereof, witness Hugh "
y, speaker OF tie House II 10, lSrn tea
ss,s 20 ue OF May, a. u M62, and in The
setn year OF ths Comm nnwealtn
hUGH W SHEFFEY.
Spesker House Of Hslsents.
BY the SpaekeI-Teste:
Wh.F 4okDor, Jr.
Clerk H9u'e Of Delegates.
my i0-tde
rLOSIN6 CUT SALE ---
" or
Very large stock Of
CHINA. 0LASSW arE aDd
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
At SCdAAP':, store,
s6 Broad, bet 4th and 6.h sts
Removed from the corr Or OF Broad and sra
=, To these wistiDg to get any'hire in thi,
line, or In Fanny GOODS ct TOYS, this IL
rare Opportunity 10 supply ID. mSeives I
, ices far below present rates. The assort.
nent 10 q 3i.s coppiste yer Csn early. rt
LE3N SCH AsF's, 20e Bro"G 81
my l0-iws Between h spd sth
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~ ttCE.--TEs I. DTS os EASe Nond tsf0
IN reQassea ~ seoa all " tAstv Old empty
pltal 81 araw. Ytps thia oAu taay wlll grooa1
prvns ssc SAs soealpHt q tAoae eoeAoA ,. =
soaee yA0. =. 1OLfSUWAy,
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~ THE NATIONAL DErEkOx AasO.
~ CITATION BAEAA2.-Ths sesooist,cp
has engaged slessn. room corner OF Broad snd
nnt streets, for BAZAAR. and Will be rcacs
y rscsive donations Of a.! kinds OF next Monday.
Al con1uluni cations shouiG bs &c ts9ss ed 70 Ars
' b. W. We aliUE Box e.6, NAnaysr Of "a
fssr, snd Corresponding Secretary Of n A.
NJ lG-ts
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UyrsCr RrcHs'D & PErEsssURs 4. COL
kEhmora, Vs Mls SC, ls6a.
-. NOTICE. The annual meeting o: the
~ stotkholcrri e' ;s.s Cempany ~'li tske
piso4 a. 'h-tr Office Ia this city, on TUESDAY,
tts = b IF Nay, 5, / O'Clock q n.
nv I'D n W YAksISG r0'7. ~rstsr.
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Sox htA.a, SfsdaG.iy sxsiiIIs ar;ii .ns
woods echoed and rang win or suiien roar
csassleas notons that told Of death Ana
iestHtfe, Ihs WORK Of our men vss now
plain before theon. The order sifcad A viIps
wac Uvse, ssd VITA hzsd say0peSs. ssssdv
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KOTIUE-InPU:S 81. M -Tns A. 6lU
IL Of Riehmoad are r~Qasstsc 70 vssls sAO
Mioder ADsp.,ai .. Al, s3s-s. as1 provide
tr- sics wi o arv to>d r ~ m sorts tAty ICED.
vF.-. Ian D., t.,s. ssuFapny,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
NEW EORA nARKRF-Ja1.ao


IH.iLOyA A-Market opened DEN and rrouina I'm,
LII i9itneI decline IN freights the market e:osed
- 5sa5 @ iloL t stea9y Isslinsi and with mode.
'1ss is m 90 go 70 ios exPe,t aud home consumption
see y ~ ~ t34595 20 iof superb Ne utsr f57Oa
q ~ w I sla statei for superhns western
" sOd 6Co tor shipping brands eTtrS round ELL
O9loi ss lee6, y ior trade brands = 3 - -'''
e prices slightly IN favor Of the buFer sdi. ~
@ D0s - ~ sS,t1sSooi Tor supernns; S57O9675 for com
SEz t9!OUH-Msrkst s.ea4y. Sale, go bbl :
- f.isS llEAL-Markst quiet and without mate.
,sFI5tls9Y-,-Msrkst heavy. Sale $50 bs,s At
zOe5 eioslng taiss ordinary bar. els At 24JSc
more steadyi not much doing. SALES lO0 b1sb
90 chicago spring at Sl,s2; 200 bnsh Miiva1Ies
~ % = u - I4So tush winter red western at 81 10
80 ssHK-seareo and hrm. Esles 5000 bush prime
ooo hjt hII5tEY.Mskst quite firm at SOC sOc sales
Cl1!tiN-Aark more doing for export. and prices
e5s Hltholt ueoloed change sslas % coo bts 81
6sfe for mixed western IN siore sc delivered: sc
Tor new yellow Jersey; CSC fJr old do - -
IeEssyl canada, western and sfats ~ - -.
P1Rk-Market quis. find Arm. Sales e75 bbIs
~ sil,s2s9lzs90 s ier ness $3.50 for uninspseted
9, ms9ss, siS'oo Tor city prime meas; S8OOGs50 10.
eF-llsrkst roles quiet and steady. sales Iso
country meas SO o9l2 O fof rapseEsd msSS; is p
100 tiercos at S2l. 'ttni' 'ttni' l7'''s7
gzEE ls,a.ds--M Market quiet and UNCHANGED
tiUA y asAFB-Market more active. 9aies II *
85o for shoulders; 5H6c for hams
,nlAlON-Sldes In moderate request and prices
eighty tavoTs buyers. Sales s56 boxes western
and city at 6496hei Cumberland cut middles at
97eI9i long IlDOed DO at 64ei short ritbsd do &c,
OfiF-aRD HOGS-Markst hardly 30 firm At
St94,i2S for western; "a 256D4,57Jf for city.
Market moro active bat prices are With
out decided hangs sails f25 bbls az 754asAc.
lnclud ng go bbls prime Bt AIMED 10 arrive 10 ali
this month at 65sci and 800 kegs at SIC.
682llo for stats.
CHREsR-Markst dun at sJ<a7o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23

NoT ConNs.-HOn. Daniel 8. Dickinson,
who was announced to deliver the next lee
ture before the Library Association, has re-
linquished his design Ofa trip West, as will
appear from the following extract Of a let
ter from him to the Chairman Of the Asso-
ciation Lecture Committee. It will be 9
matter of general regret:
After exhausting every effort and endeav-
oring 80 TO arrange my affairs as 70 visit the
West during the present winter, have been
reluctantly compelled 70 relinquish the
idea. / do so with the most sincere regret,
for have been more anxious 10 make the
visit than you or your good people have
been 70 receive It. ] hope that in the dis
pensation Of benefcent ProVidencs, / may
Be permitted 70 indulge this cherished ex.
pectation ct some future day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
THE CITY.

AEOFHss APPEAL ron TIE sTITR Fan
The Executive Committee of the State
Beard Of Agriculture was yester lay in Ses-
uion ct The WeddeH House, consulting in re-
lation 10 matters connected with the State
Fair, and during the day visited and inspect
ed several pieces Of ground proposed for ita
loostisn, one Of which answered herequire-
monts Of the Committee. The only obstacle,
therefore, now in The way Of Cleveland
having the Fair, is the deheiency-a few
hundred dollars-in the amount required by
The Committee. This must be made up To-
day, and The bond closed, or Cleveland viii
aoss The Fair. We ssk, is there not publis
spirit enough n our city 10 decide this mat
tor q oncs9 Are our business men 50 blind
. their interests that they cannot ses the
sdvantages that viii aeerus 10 them from 10
We hope not; but today viii demonstrate
Our ealy competitor is Columbus, and 90
anxious weIe her business men that the
FsiF should be held there, that . bond for
ths required sum was made out within forty
eight hours sftsr the matter was suggested
% them. To-day, remember, is the last
chance for Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23
FROM WESTERN VIRGINTA.

rRkDkMCA1 MQt Jan. ~.
The latest intelligence from Western Yir-
ginis is to the effect that Gen. jackson IS
near Ronney, and partially occupies the
town, while Gen. Lander has fallen back
few miles towards Cumberland. There has
been no action.
Con. Williams brigade remains st Han
cock.
Refugees from Martinsburg bring intelli-
gence that there are but 20 militia in that
town under MAIDEN Brush, and that these
are anxious to throw down their arms and
Join the Union forces. This seems to be q
general sentiment throughout that region.
Gen. Jackson hsd II, 900 mep, and few
men, principally mounted militia, were at
Dufield's Station, Boomers furnace and
KeaEnysviIls Gross Roads. -
At Winchester there we're but 2s0 militia
The Martinsourgh Republican Of the l7th
instant, appeals 10 the Governor Of Virginia
to arm the negroes. It says that st the late
battle near Bah, the rebel forcts were met
by 700 negroes on the Union side, who
killed three of the rebel officers, two priFstes
and wounded fifty others belonging to a
Southern regiment
An officer in the 18th Indians regiment
has received letter from Capt Williams re-
Gently. The Captain returned opposite dam
No. 4 He writes that he is in prison st
Richmond and desires assistance. He says
the prisoners have but little to eat and are
literally eaten up by Termin.