Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17
zslshbOrhOOd News.
MAHoSINo COUNTY.


xAHos1Eo oOosTY.
Ithas been stated that the Youngstown P.
o. was robbed Of quantity ofmaiI mat
ter about fortnight since. On Sunday last
the Acknowledgements of letters, envelopes;
&e.s-Esre found in a thicket on Mr.. R. W.
Montgomery's farm, near the town.
Among the papers were several drafts;
one in favor of the Cashier of bunk in
New Castle, for $4,000 one in favor of the
First National Bank of Warren, for s., 300 !.
one belonging to Wick, Brothers & Co., and
one or two others. These were sent to their
proper destination. Many of the letters
we're from the army, and enclosed photo
graphs of soldiers.
The Register announces the death, on
Saturday last. of Mr.. J. Armes, private in
Company D, of hundred days regiment t,
44th Battalion. He contracted fever while
in service at Norfolk, Virginia.
Mr.. Armes was intimately connected
with the various manufacturing and in
dustrial interests of Youngstown, and will
be greatly missed in. business circles. He
leaves wife and interesting family Of
young children.
Charles Truesdsle, Of Youngstown, and
James Newton, of Ellsworth, members OF
Company E, Second Ohio Cavalry, were tax
en- prisoners while on picket duty, July
10Th. On the next day, while sH route fol
Dixie, they fell in with q Union lady, at
Upperville, Virginia, who furnished them
an excellent meal, and forwarded to Mr.
Truesdnle's father the letter giving this in
telligence.
In the Maboning County Court of Com.
mon Pleas, the case of Emma Ross us
James Reed ct al. known as the Youngs
town Riot case, was decided, and resulted
in verdict of s4,5SO damages, which is
$50 less than the verdict in the first tria
in May last.
STARK COUNTY.
The quotas of the four Wards Of the cit,
Of Canton. Canton toEnship,y Perry, Minis
hilIen, jackson, Lexington, Washington
Sandy and osnaburgh, have been filled. =
Active exertions are being made in tn
other townships to I'LL their quotas. It
probable that but few if any will be draft
ed in this county.
An enthusiastic meeting was held in tn
Court house in Canton on Tuesday evenin
last, to rstify the nominations of Lincoll
and johnson, and to celebrate the vietorie
al Atlanta and Mobile. The House wa
crowded BY gentlemen and ladies. JOsepl
Fresse, EsqY Ex-Governor johnson c
RsnnsylvAnis. who happened to bo in town
and Judge Underhill, made eloquent an
able speeches, and, after three rousin
cheers for the Baltimore nominees, tn
meeting adjourned until next Tuesda
evening. There is no dissension in tn
Union ranks in Old Stark.
0aIo vs. j. IL. MEFR-CoLLAPaE 0
TwESrT THOUSAND DoLtARs-A WISD BA
PRIoKED.-on the Cd inst. the trial OF tn
above case was made before Justie
W. W. Clark, at Canton, the charge bein
that of an attempt to procure an abOrtio
upon the person Of Fayetts Bridspstein.
From the testimony given, it tappears the
Fayetta applied to this quack CDR" Nj
ner with the purpose of having misoar
riage effected; that he stated his willing
ness to undertake the operation; that b
assured her of his large practice and grea
success in such feats that be made four
teen trials of "skill," by instruments an
medicine, to effect an abortion, but in vaiI
Upon the conclusion of the eyidene
Justice Clark ruled that the "Doetor" b
bound over for trial at the next session {
the Court of Common Pleas, under bond {
81, 900. The 'DOetor" plead for reduc
ton of the bond, but the Justice could nc
zee it in that light.
Mr.. Isaac Harter appeared as bondsma
when indemnity was given. When Mine
Erst went to the city he made bi
splurge By depositing in the Savings D,
pOsit Bank, package, whereOn this was II
scribed; "Dr. j. N. Miner, twenty thoui
and dollars" Mr.. Harter insisted this
the package should be opened. Mine
stoutly opposed, said 1t was no use. bu
Harter. would have it opened, when lC
the twenty Thousand perked themselves u
into the little pinfold of tA-ss hundred an
forty-fvs dolIdrs, no osnts, ne mills, one (
the most remarkable monetary metamol
phOses on record. The rest of the securit
having been obtained from other sources
this precious Sir Jabesh Windbag wa
again let loose
Alliance Station has been supplied wit
water, carried in pipes from the Reservoir
south Of the town. The Monitor says
proves to be grand success. !
On Friday of the week before last, ras
cal drorsfrom the farm of Mr.. Ickes, c
LexingtS& twenty sheep. He was fol
lowed as far west as Greentown, but es
capped with his pluudsr.