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aalcaiEiaEs.
AYER5- SAK6AP1KTLLA-

A COMPOUND REMEDY, DE-
"a SIGNED to bs the most sneeluAl ALTERAlIvl
that can be made. Il lie concontrated extract o.
Of still greater Alternative power to Afford al
Elective AntidJte for the diseases sarsaParilla sre
phted 10 cure. 10 is bseved that such aTenudy ts
waptod BY those who gufer from Strun,ous com.
plaints aud that One which will accom- piiah theiI
Sa SGSS % 3@s U@r RSEs 81 saa 5S Sa H
~ this compound wilidO Il has been prgven BY
pertinent on many Of the worst cases 70 be found IN
ScRogulk AN5 ScRoFvLOUs CoHPLAiNrs, ERUP.
rIoNs AND ERuHTIyE DisEAsEs, ULCEEs, PInPLEs,
SYPHILIS AND sYPniLITIO AFFEcTIoSsy MERoUaIAI
llsEAsE, DROPsY, NEuRALGlA Oh Tic DoULOUREVx
UERlLITf, bIsPEpsiA AAD lSBIe EsstON, kRYsiPgLAs,
ROsR Oh ST. ANTuONY ffRE, ami indesd the WholG
class Of complaints arising trom lmparity Of thu
EThis compound viii be found great promoter o
health, Hhen teAen ~ te spriugi ~ expgl the loni
humOrs which tester 10 the blood al that season Of
the year. hy III timely expulsion aOi them many
ranking disOrders are nipped IN the bud. Multi
tndes can 6y the aid Of this renedy, spare theul
selves frum thu endurance OF tOpl erptions aud III
norOus sores through which the system will rtrly,
" rc itself Of cOrruptiOns, Il not assisted to do this
through the natural channels OF the body Uy al.
terative medioiBe. Cleanse out the yitiaied blood
whenever you tud lie Impurities bursting through
the skin in PImPea sTuptops, or sores; clsabse IL
Veins cleanse Il whenever IL IL tOul, aud your ieel
ugs will tell you when. Eyeni Ehgle DgpartlcalaI
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the blooe
hesithy, and all is Wsli but With Ihls pabuium
sooner OF later something must go wrong. and tn
great machinery Of lie Is disoTdered Oy rtbruWn
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the reputa
tlOn Of accomplishing these ends. But the worlo
haa been egregiously decelved b prvparatlUus VI a.
partly because the drug alone has uOt all tue Nltts
that 3 claimed iOr IT, bun more because many pre-
paratinnas pretending u be cDnceulIrd extracts o
L, eOpTaiH bat little 81 the Virtue Of SarsAOarlA
any thing else. 1r Al.
Dunng late pears the public hzVe Ossn niisls-i rS
large 6Ottlrs pretending 70 sive art q Extract
Oi Sarsaparilla tor DOLLAR Most OF thoss have
frauds upUn the sick for they only cOuLAin
little, u any, Sarsaparira bus Often curative
properties whatever. Honce, bitter painful dts
appointment has iolvWyL the a OF tbs various "a.
tracts Of SArsaparilla which DO he market, uut
the itself is Justly despi sd, aud Las bscOm,
syn0ny nous with tulpOsliIOu aud cheat Still We
call Ibis compound Sarsnparilla, aud int nd " sup
ply such remedy As shall the name from the
load OF OblVQuy which rests upon IL. And We think
We have grQuuc Tor believing IL has virtues whici
irrasiatibu by the ordinary run OF the diseasos
Il a intended TO cure. In order secure their
plcte eradication from the uystsm the remedy sIOuic
b. yuLiciOuBlY taken according dirsopi0hs The
bottle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
4 AiRses4us-sar,s. rom ctsiH.ur General


The Toronto GlobsIearns, .'tbs new Con.
sul.G General, the Hon. Joshua r. ,Giddines,
has reccemmended that consular certi6cates
and fees on shipments from inland ports Of
Canada to the United States be abolished as
useless and yexstions restrictions on the in
ternatiOual trade. This action OF the Goa
sul-Genetal is the more worthy as it is bis
own proposition, although it has been highly
commended BY the Presidents Of The Boards
Of Trade, and others y whom it has been an
nonnced. The truth is, NJ. BuchAnans Con-
sui General (Mr. Giddiues' predecessor) sue
ceeded in imposing ii Sc charges and annoy
ances on the trade Tor the purpose Of ling
bis own pockets Reciprocity has worked
for years wlthozt them, and there Is norea-
son why it should not be placed again upon
the sameioOtngs i a-irr. liBga ~ s1e..-tf
..laT.-I r9afF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
PRlPARED BY
DIR. J.eG. AVER 4 CO.,
Price, 81 pgr BotiIe; 81 BoltIos tor IS.

Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for IS.
& : AYRR'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
hes won for itself such renoWn tor tns cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
Il sntirply unnecessary tor N 20 recOuf the evil
deuce Of its virtues, wherever i has boen smployet
~ u has long been In constant throughout tins
section, We need nut do than The peOplt
its quality is kept up 70 the best teyer has neen
thai IL may be relied 10 do for their relief all Il
has ever been found to do.
AKER s GATHARTIC PILLS
- FUk TUE CUBE OF ,.u.r
Cosftpshee JdHndtoe, DtaPepsa tHdtgsStloa, Dyssa
natisns EptS0Es GBd Skil DiseaseS, LAYER Compaint
Dropsy, 1efteT, I0fs iia Sad hseuHl, Worms, Goni
NsHra9ias as DinaoT Pill, Gad for Purifying
Blood. -
rnsy are sugar coated 50 that the most sensitive
can take them pleassnliy, and they are the Esst
aperient tn the world t0r all the purposes Of family
phsglc. "a --.sE -. . r
Price Is cents per Boz; Five Boxes for SIOo.
- Great numbers Oi Clcrgymen, Physicians, States
70 certify the nparHllslod us1funess u tess RENE
dies but our space here will not permit the InsrtiJh
Of them. The Agents below uAmed furnish gratis
our AnERIcAR ALMANAC, In which they aro givpr
with also full descriptions of the above pfainIs
and the treatment that should be followed Tor their
care. III Z LfLt.A EHEs tAf u j !.
Do not be put Of by unprincipled dealers viii
mand AYERs aud take others. The sick want
the best aid there Is for tbem and they should hsVs
eS- All our remedies are Tor sale by Wa FisAK
STRONG ARMSTRONG. 4. \, GAYLoRD, and BY all
Druggists, y = E-1
USsAyeFis Cherry Pectorals Sarsaparilia and Ca
tharttc Pills, are for sale bH Churchill Broiher-
NlrnN.Nh asnnnaw ..nnAf fHrWn nFwT.
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I'd. Hoa.tan ! tiassa o lae 9. 8. 4.

Gen. Sam Houston spoke al Independence,
Texas, on the 10th inst. The following is
the -clOsinR sentence of his speech, from which
It win be seen that the Old Hero Of San ja-
eincto declares himself unequivocaiiy loyal
supporter Of our Government: 10
have ever been conservative, was con-
sersative as long as the Union-lasted-am a
Conservative citizen Of the Southern Conied-
eracy, and giving to the constituted suthori.
ties of the country, civil and military, and the
Government which majority o. the people
liaYe approved and acqniesced-iu, an honest
Obedience ] feel hat should DO less than
nay duty, did | not press upon others the Inn
pOrtance Of regarding this, the first duty Of
a good citizen. ~ Idkt 11dO8 lat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
coaslII0n Of ths RsbsI. soIaIsrs.
a dispatch to the Tribune says:

An adventurer explorer into Virginia came
suddenly upon a rebel picket whom, BY q
judicious expendenditure. OF tobacco, be drew
into conversation. @
! BE said that be was ragged and starved,
as also wersmauy Of bis flloE, who, like
himself, had been forced INTO the serTice.-
Among them were many Unionists There
was q force of 8, 400 at Manassas Junction,
1000 of whom were 6aroiinians They
were greatly frightened at the advance Of
the United States troops. at frst many.
Aed, bnt they were rallied, and were en-
trembling themselves They were not in
good condition. They had an insufficient
supply Of arms, clothing, and Iood, and ali
are sill scared t-fss . ssss ~ al ae'z.sz,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

.Ag sDol. Elisworth's last speech . 8
When giving his orders TO his regiment Of
zonaves, the night before entering Aexan-
dris, Col Ellsworth said 70 them: 20
tsBoys no doubt you feIs surprised on
hearing my orders 10 be in readiness at q
moments notice, but win explain all as
bar as am allowed. i, Yesterday forenoon /
understood that q movement was to be imAde
against Alexandria Of course | was on the
Qta Oips I,Eent 70 see Gea. Mansfield, the
Commander at Washington, and told hin,
that I would consider Il as g personal a6font
il be Fohld not allow Us 70 have The righE Of
the line, which is our due, as the frst yolun.
teer rsgiment sworn in fer the war. An that
I can tell you lis TO prepare yourselves tor a
nice little san, snd ht the end Of il skir-
misb, Go to your tents, lie down and take
your rest I'll 2 O'Clock, when the boat viii
arFiys and We go forward to victory OF
death. When We reach the place Of destina-
ton act as mem DO nothing 70 shame the
regimenti show The enemy thatyon are men
As well as soldiers, and that you viii treat
tEem with kindness until they force you 20
ass violence. In fact, want to kill them
WIN kindness. Go % your teais and do as
/ tell yOu ~ r1 Ii = i...l s-Ili
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Elegant Extracts from Secession News
Dnners.

Elegant Extracts frum Secession News
---N papers.
The following elegant specimens Of the
current literature of the secession press are
clipped from tie Richmond Dispatch Of the
18th insts .Easglac -ssl-f
Preparing with rapid strides to
meet the Illinois baboOn and his co-woFkers
ai iniquity on the bolders Of our once happy
old State, to welcome them with "bloody
hands to bospitable graves"
Stepped forward to drive back the halfstarv-
ed Lincolnites, who, with open mouths, are
seeking to aevOur Us With eager avidity.
Well, let them come-those min
ions Of the North. Wen meet them in q
way they least expect; we'll glut our carrion
crows with their beastly carcasses. Yes,
from the peaks ofsthe Blue Ridge to tidewater
wiz We strew our plains, and leave their
bleaching bones to enrich our soil -
Col. Corcoran has found Il very
easV to swallow an oath binding him to come
to Virgins 10 cut our thrOsts, and steal the
poor negro from bis cOmfortabls hOme.-
Linsoln seems 70 still persist in re-
fusing not only Confederate States ships per
nission to pass Old Point, but he demurs in
granting British ships that privilege, and in
all probability will continue TO do until the
Old Lion gets fully mad, springs to bis feet
and brings a-FOar- that will make The Ape
quake with terror, aud bis rotten feet return
home. > No honest man or nation
can do otherwise than execrate the whole
6ateh-Of politicians spawned into existence
from Black Republican stools. >
They are alfih good spirits, and determ: 1ed
70 give Old Abes canaille warm reception
ifIhey come TO invade the Valley. -gE
here are some paragraphs from Memphis,
the first from the Appeal, and the last TWO
from the Avalanche:
eIfthe hnngry and ravenous pack
Of hyenas who IRE sent upon their heili. b
mission of .piundsr and arspine are driven
back into their dens, they viii turn npon
the silly betrayers only to make them the
victims OF their devouring wrath.
Abe lincoln is q st successor
and representative Of the cruel king who
ithirted for the bls9d of the infant Jesus =
His cowardly and murderous heart prompts
him to wre,ak bis means and heIlisl,y spite
upon helpless Children, rather than to en-
counter men IN manly and open fight He
Eilinever be caught In that scrape; be will
sooner az than iace an enemy ~ j;-iT Z "a
- - We would be guilty Of Injustice
10 the doomed spirits Of hell were veto style.
these assassinS of4iniAnts fends demons, OF
devils. Those apOslate angels, we may well
believe, b We too mucH bride 10 wreak their
immortal hAts-on- such victims A-Fespect-
able devil would blnsh at such crime. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
The Raret OF RII.worth,s Murder.

a South Carolina lady, recently arrived in
New York, who has heretofore held 10 The
South, writes to her husband at Washington,
as follows. 81 say our Government now, for,
since they shot Ellsworth, want to fght too,
and ifI were one of the ZOuaves, do believe
would kill every SecessioRist met with,
but what would revenge bis death. + am
no Southern Rebel now. The Union forever,
say L''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
The John Brovsns abd the Preseht Contest.

The John Browns abd ihe Present Contest.
OlaAmes Rsdpath asserts in recent letter
that "nOne of the John Brown men have
taken part in any Of the present military
n0EsEehts-nosFiII they. But if the Gov
srnment wishes to employ them IN Cuba,
not hesitate to say that 1t has only to author
izs them to prepare, and they will soon be
in readiness % sailp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

A Washington dispatch says thai BE Pres
ident has eoumencad=Efiting= =hss-zaussars.-
He is 50 constantly inlerrnpied by business.
and by visitors Who monopolizs his time
from early morning iill midnight that be
says be shall be fortunate if be gets time to
6nish the message before the zih Of July.
The 2residentsis irm and determined about
the war. The word being now with him,
"forWard I At ihs double quick r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

To b happy, The passions must be cheer
ful and gay, not gloomy and melsucboly. A
propensity 70 hope and joy isreal riches; one
TO Ear and sorrow, real poverty. -
80 EiF--s ss.-ssl .ll s.ls !.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

The Office of the Dresden Intelligencer, at
Dresden o., is for sale, The material is new,
and the situation desirable one for prac-
tical printer. Application should be made
bslOre June 9th. .., 1,e,
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.aaHe Goal

COKE! COKE 4Eg0K KElII--- - 20
44rSy-A9ll. rs 1Es WALLACE son kRE a0E aAf9.
eAS- az, = SSA5NS lese iron the puTe HANEoNnr
~ ~ ~ eeln COAL, which 4 S15s-lor
= - ellst 9eEe h tha markut ~ - fi--i,r-
lo9 numerous Manufactures lrso -
kebeli eHo ~ alaAk Of r. charactsr u -
llo Constant arpnIy Of HAM, 49, l'i
ssil eAlfhlAG COAL; AID 10 ~ rSr,eesl. -aau
fr-riigif-s-is ~ l.-all
md Pitisf1-Ss Psi-3 = - i1soi u ylsso. H7ld
rofh r. NV = Il u 49, e ship via l1s .aa-r
~ e So, ~, u, ifAhLACR q SOH. -
113fLlies telsrlon corInfr ~ =, ~
sAalAJ "a lseG 80 a >sllc--l.a El
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8nilafrs.

: 5lfRUOKS 5. Z. q Z. W., BUILD-
Id ERS. Alao nAnulnctlrerl Of boors Blinds
sash Brncket9 and AL kinda o Scroll Saving and
Gothic work. ParticulaI attention paid % Fitting
aP store. tac.oTT On DiVilon street, naAr Oeatrs
slloeH' ois'ele.zaGi ..i ! osliesTsH 4 ral'sos1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01
8 JENNINGS,
AL ESTATE Z INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2lt SspeFiOT 81, (u9 staGySl
~ MABRLE RLoCk.- 4. -
FOR GALF.

= y = = n = II
twenty Acres, one . lie IRON City iihS-gocd sandy
kslnable Grazing Farm, in gillcnRhby-12i acrsa
WITH house, Barn. OTrha a, kc. sa5 POI arru. =
hiity-si1 Aeres nilss from titY.- Ss5 psT hcrs.
RT2specs street, Bri,k Building for siors and
Hamilton Street, HOUSE aud Lot S7Sa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

GRB T EX TER M Il r ENED 7,
FOR RHEUMAa ISM, GUUT, NEURALGIA, LUM
AsF sPRAISs, Is : BRUISES, GGFs GR iIGSsBD1S. ISB
L1 WOUNDS, PILES, HEAD
, RHEUMAFIC ID
NERVOUS DISORDERS, a-- ..@
TNOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
sp-cdy and errtninr remedy. ana never fails Thh
Lnmenl s prepurss tFynl che recipe ef Dr. stephen
has been used Ia bis practice FOR more than twentl
years with the most asIOnishing success.
AS AN ALGkVtAT1R OF Pain, it Is unriyslsL
BY any preparation before the public, Of which the
most SkrpticAl De convinced by single trial,
Rhls sl.inimIsnt I yill cure rapidly and radically
sands Of cases where II had been used it. has neFss
fIik EEUR&LGIA, it will aeOrd immediate ~
Ii viii relieve tbs worst casss Of HEADACHE -
three plinutss, l,9 aud e warranted 70 do IL;
FOR RERYOUS DEBfLIrY AMI GENERAL
this LiRiment isa must happy aud unfGiine renieSiy
Acting directly upOn be nervous tissues it strength
ems and ryiyiny the system anu Restores It to elias
F6R PILEs---As an external remedy We claim
a q = pTosdo S6s ssS n sS Y e@ s. 5 &:
dtatreastng complaint should give it trial, iot il
VII not Ail 10 Al9rd inlnecate relief. aud IN ua-
orily oi casea viii elleet "A pick. erre.
l-QUiNSY AND SORE THROAT srss0metimes ex.
tremely mAlignsnt and dangerous, but timely ap-
plieation u this Luiment VII usver sail to cure
sPhAlNS are Sonetimes very obstinate, 3nden
lrHeleul u tue JOIN ~ liable 70 occur 10
The worst case "a 0e conquered BY this Linimsnt
in two or three days. .-sl
Bruises, Cuts Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burnr and
scaldr, yield readily 70 the wonderful heating pTsp-
sIties d 9R. sNtE ! MA Lille BLE LIRiAENT
when used according TO direotiOns Also Chilblains,
Frosted feet. and Insect Bites and Stinfs. -tri
~. EVERY HORSE OWNER @
should have tins remedy e liand tor ~ timely use
a. the first appearance Of Laneuess Will sfrctnslly
prsyeUt those formidable diseases, 70 which ali
herses are liable and which render 30 many other
wise vaiuEbl5 hOrBes nearly worthless. Z.
Over 0uT hundred voluntary testimonials 10 the
wonderful curatiNe properties Of this LfDiment have
been reserved within the hast two yUars,- and many
Of them from persons 10 the highest ranks Of Life.
CAUTION. 49,
To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of Dr, stephen sweet on every lEbsl, aud
also "Stepheu SWEETS Infallible Liniment blown
In the glass Of each bottle, without heh none art
genuine RICHARDSON 4 co. - I
Sole PrUpretOrs, Norwich CT r
For sale by Str0ng B Armstrong, SOie AzrI T. foi
lihselanh. n HI- n sAr9T. Ra,.l Rss
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J FOR SALE on EYCBANcr


!. "illlseH Ayenat, Hoeae and acres, With Fruit,
DOlanier, 81 scres, with orchard also house and
one acre. near COtaner, on Plank Road. Ex,.hali71
for land near 81. Paul, MInr. ~ ~ -li.lIIl
a taluaoie ~ Metpr foveT, on the Ohio Canal, :
u lies frOm CtiT XGhanRe DOR Oity nrOngrfV -.
&aIn 81 as acres IN WulouRhby. Eood Hou.a.
bafust rchard SC, Will sell the wholes,r loI arei
and take house. and lot 10 Or near he fy n nrf v
it1Ve Houses Epd bot, West of Efie ktreet-a fl5f
tenant propertyto exchange for lana near the ,it1
and pay IL iherence IN caah. sllsIT n 5Til7l -
seoFill A Ay~nne-l.rgs tso-siory house and large
lot' bare, &C, kzchaRgs kg land n Sart balance
A hend-oms oun,ry Residsncs, In sa1duak :. ops
and bali mi - rom the RalIroad Depot. a Are.
hsndsome and we'll he'd stoIs holis- barn si,l
- acfso o. la1di With groat arirty Oh ckoics if /.
. exohange iOr iDproged property.iu this Civ
~ tArm o. ~ Acre, On p ank kdsd, y NILS non
lity large tg,l-seorg Brick HOnaa, Roof Barns, and
OrcnArdi sol sandy lcam ant muGk--s auDsrior
VIII take pSy one half IN house AID feE scrua
near TIE cifyf Oalance On dine
kinSmas etreet, tWo-story Houss and Lot 10
aHehange Tor iarul and 3 iaW acse9 hesr The CitV
enEood Street, tWo-alor7 House ard Eotl 10
els hanee for tara. efo. sI.I n = - 7.
Brick Tavern stand and i0f acres, On one o. tha
princpa Plank kuada, u ies iron the CiIyi large
And convenient house and excellent land. ToeEs
eaangr IN Part for house andloi, or sW scrca naaF
rOne hundred aud sixty Acres Land-fn Lebanon
county, Michigan. g per aGro. il - p -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

A lady OF Alexandra has husband in
the Fairfax cAEslyy and > 500 in ths Federal
-ses1 4aA.2Z .-aA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

Herse, Barn and acres L-ad, on Euclid Plank
lake Street-fraln Houao-----......---..... 80
Ss,qpeIlor :. a. .s.--....-----..-.--.. "a @
Pittaburg 5f-Brick H0use, in eUod o-fi--. -.
Hamilton St.s near Wood-Brck Hon-e. -. -
sQuaEa y iEAhikG5-
: nAys Eskl .hrsl Esists an8 ne ,KEsaiI. d,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

II B. JACKSON, SILK fANE
N0OLEN DFER, No. M Pearl street, y =
Side. Once No. 70 Bank strest Hsrri1i Rioek ~.
doom norm Of 50. Clair strse. : 80 = 7t-'e
shaWh OF sTery gariaty cleaned or syud. -Gienta
SSEE,en5s 20, elosned o. dyea without being tAhsF
Ia l.I erfs 1a,srH at1 !
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8hot0araphs, sc.

- = n q "
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1915. 2 a,s fs f..r 1850.
DERRY GAINED HIS FAMOUS
Il Eictory d take Rrie In lsls IN lao tha1 hrit
1s RHOTOGHA PH3- f7I1 n n 80
att AMBROTTPEs.
-f STER ESObPIO PICTuREa. - -
=. &C.,. cOLORkD PH010GEAPHB
! 6LBKELzSD FINE Arr RALE.
205 supsziof 6Hsstl -.i1lf -,
ostlsla = pHOKBs kssit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

uOMEAGAIN.-G.S S. WILLIAMS
Ii steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, bsfzs Ieays
annopnce TO HIS frisn6s and the public, fhsf hs 81
home sain and located at s. St Clair street. Clsrs
me pest nhclnelFs regardleeg ol eNpsnse, ard fsf
tera himself that oy atrct attention tc hslneg1 hgf
ne VIII be able TO regain that patronaee ard surror
Reien ior 80 many years crowned his sndssyors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

The following elegant specimens of the
current literature of the secession press are
clipped from tie Richmond Dispatch Of the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-31

F9 The following is from a highly re-
spectacle refugee from Laesburg: When
the intention Of throwing the Federal troops
across the Potomac river it became apparent
the rebel force in the nei@hborh0od was so
small that 1t was almost decided upon not to
offer any resistance. Some reinforcements
however, were brought up from back of
Leesburg, and with the force thus gathered
not altogether exceeding 1900, it was re-
solved to make a stand. Both parties, it was
admitted at Le"sburg fought desperately
The Confederates feared that they would be
surrounded by the large force which it was
anticipated that Gen. Banks would throw
across the Ferry ust above where the battle
was toughl. and thus most desperate efforts
were madr TO defeat Col. Baker before the
expected reinforcements Of Gen. Banks could
come 10 his relief. The Federal troops.
though overmatched in numbers, stood out
against the attack manfuly and bravelv.-
Our informant saw over 100 of the rebels
dead. whilst all the numerous farn-houses in
the nel2hbOrhOod We're occupied as temporary
hospitals. The number OF Federal solIiers
captured our informant did not know. He
saw one party Of ten taken off but under
stood that two other squads have previously
been sent away. the expectation which first
prevailed. that the national troops would be
ab.' TO advance IN overwhelming numbers to
Lrcoburg. occasIOned the utmost excitement
among TIE UnlOnsts, Of whIeh there are
great number III TIE vicinty who are pre-
pared 10 welcome The ARM while MANY Of
the prominent male secessionists made prep
araflons to leave The repulst. OF the national
troops Of course caused a CORRESPONDING de-
preston with one class and exultation with
the other. After the battle the rebels rapidly
hurried up reInorcement,, and at the time to
which our information extends it vas estima-
ted that they had from 10000 to $1,000 men
Ill Leesourg and Waterford.