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LIBERALITY.-A letter from New York,
shown in our Office, confirms the statement
by telegraph of the liberal donation offered
by A. T. Stewart, the merchant prince Of
New York. It stated that Stewart had re-
quested the President to draw on him for
81, ,OOO, 900, and that he was willing that his
employees should join the ranks for the
Union that he would support their families
during their absence, and that their places
should be retained should they return. We
think few such deeds will astOnish the up
holders of the C. S. A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

PREsEETATIoE OF REvoLvERs.-0rderly
Sergeant HampsOn, Of the GraYs, was pre-
sented by friend with splendid revolver
the night before leaving town.
Lieut.. Ellsworth was alss the recipient Of
a handsome revolver, while the Ydrad Boat
Club presented Homer Baldwin and Frank
H. Hinman, two members of the Club who
also were members of the Grays, with pair
of elegant and servicable revolvers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

gsara, D. Aprll ls. 1881.

BEaEA, o., April 10, 1881.
DDEToa LEADEB-Sir.--T unusually
quiet place is now raised to the highest state
Of military excitement. One artillery Com
pany has been formed within the last Wseh,
and names are being rapidly enrolled for
another. Also, rife company is being ra-
pidly organized.
Flags are floating from the principal build
ings. Bands of music parsding the streets,
meetings being held with speeches, &C., &c.
Nearly LOCO persons were at depot to cheer
the Cleveland Grays as they passed through
on their way to Columbus.
The ladies are also zealously employed in
raising money to purchase flags for the com
panies now forming.
Berea will do her part toward preserving
the Union. C.F.H.
SMALL Pox.-The citizens Of our usually
quiet town were not little startled, a few
weeks ago, at the sudden and unexpected
appearance of this alarming disease in our
midst. It originated in the rag room of the
paper mills belonging to Messrs. Davis 4
Upham.
A number of hands engaes3 IN assoztiness
rags were simultaneously seized with pre-
mOnitOry symptoms Of small pox, and be-
fore the disease had taken on marked or une-
quivoeal characteristics, many had been
more or less exposed to its contagious iDfu-
enee. However, by the due care and prompt
attention to vaccination, it very fortunately
extended but little beyond the families in
which it first appeared.
For time great CONSERVATION and alarm
prevailed, not only among our citizens, but
lear SO seized upon many Of the inhabitants
'f the surrounding country that all trade and
business were not only extremely dull, but |
or time nearly ceased.
Out Of twenty-four cases treated, fortu- |
lstely, only one death occurred.
There is not now single case Of this dis
iase in our place, or in its immediate vicin-
ty. So any one wishing to visit Chagrin
Falls mead not entertain any fear, as the
ause of alarm has fortunately passed away
nd with the return Of health, the usual
hurry and hustle of business again charac-
erize our enterprising town.
A. HARLoE, N. D.
VIZ. G. HALL, NJ. D.
CHAsRIN FALLS, April II, 1851.
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CHAoRrE FAILS, April II, 1881.
~ G1rrAn. Anril IA h

MT. 0ILEAD1 ApFll III 1901.
EDTToRs CLEVELAND LEAEER--sIR: Yester-
day, at Mt. Gilead, was a big day. Flags
were floating in different parts of the town.
A Union pole was raised by all parties. All
are for the Union here, and the enforcement
of the laws. We are willing to march to
the step of the Union. Party lines are bur
led; also, in Gallon, CardingtOn and Mari
on,-plaoes where have been. They must
be for the Union in Gallon, or leave town.
Yours respectfully,
JACOB Bruce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

UNION MEET1Ee.-The citizens Of Brooklyn
viii meet at the arnory Of the Brooklyn
Light Artillery, on Monday evening, The
I'D inst, to take such action as the emer-
gency Of the times demands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

The headquarters of the sprague Cadets
viii be opened at 8 O'Clock this morning. All
able-bOdisd men desirOus of entering for
three months service are invited to register
their names. Major De.:villisrs, formerly Of
the zOuave corps in Africa, win be in COM
mand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

OAIsSIoE'-ln yesterday mornings Leader
noticed that Thomas Goodwillie, an old
member Of the Grsys, is not mentioned as
going with them. He went, and We hope ii
will be noticed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

TEE ENGINE AND ESeIEEER.-The engine
that drew the special train which conveyed
the Grays to Columbus, was the William
Case, driven by VIM. Warren, one Of the
oldest and best engineers upon the road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

swEETHEARTs AND WTvEs.-A number Of
young ladies appeared upon the streets on
Thursday afternoon, displaying Union rO-
Settes of red, white and blue ribbon. Many
tears fell from gentle eyes, and now and
then something glittered upon the cheeks Of
those who were departing. But there was
no faltsring, and all who behsld them, knew
that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

A VALUABLE MILITARY WoRK.-We have
just been reviewing book which should be
in the hands of every military officer, enti-
tied "The Hand Book for active service"
by Capt. Viele, late of the army, and now
of the Engineer Corps of the 7th Regiment
National Guard OF New York. It contains
practical instructions for the use of vOlun-
teers in campaign duties, and is an invalua-
bic self Instructor for the soldier. It is
small but cheap volume, and for general
military information cannot be excslled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

The President has issued his Proclamation
establishing a blockade of all Southern ports.
This Is right, and viii be universally sus-
tanned throughout the country.
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A nnrH

Regular or Volunteer soldiers of Cleve-
land, ordered, or going South to fight for tie
UntOH,who have not good portrait Of them
selves with their friends, are invited to call
at nay Gallery and get one. free Of charge.
Respectfully,
1W. J,F RYDER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

HORSE sAtE.-Thec celebrated pacing horse
John G. Heenan, well known to the lovers
Of the turf in Cleveland and elsewhere,
owned by VIM. N. Crawford, was sold las,
week to parties in an eastern city, for $1,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

Company D, First Regiment of Artillery
have removed their Head Quarters to erays'
Armory. All those wishing to save their
country viii now have an opportunity.
w. RICE,
j II. MrrIra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

~ An Soldiers of Cleveland leaving for
the South, to defend the stars and stripes.
who have not a good Photograph, can get
one free of charge at Bisbee's Gallery.
aprl9:SS2. oil Superior St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

AoKEowIsDsMEST. We are under ac-
knowledgments TO the United States Express
Company for Cincinnati Daily papsrs in ed
vance of the mails.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

sTeNTEIOAEg.-At Bedford, yesterday, the
Douglas emblems were taken down and the
Democratic and Republican colors were set
from one uole.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

RE Straw WANTED One hundred bun
dies of rye straw are wanted BY Com. Gen.
Geo. B. senter, at Camp Taylor, to be deli7-
cred Immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

UNION CocKADEs.-We saw large num-
Der of Union cOckades worn by our citizens
in the street Yesterday. The Union feeling
is fast increasing among those who have
hitherto proved lakewsrm in the cause Of
o,,v cosintrv-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

RsB- soc Barrels Akron Water Lime, and
80 do Dairy Salt, just received by
GEORGE sPRAGUE,
0viatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20
H.B. CARRINGTON,
Adjutant General.
By order of Commander in Chief.

BY order of Commander in Chief.
1t is expected that FIVE thousand troops
will be gathered at Camp Taylor forthwith,
subject to draft.
The hepeople down here are enQuiring, "What
is the Reserve deing2 Except from Cleve-
land, we do not hear anything from herr
They do not reflect that it is as yet only four
days since the President issued his ProcIama-
tion, and that very many of our towns are
but just hearing the news. Let me assure
them that the Reserve will do her share in
the good work, as ten days more viii show.
Senator Garfield returns to his Portage coun-
ty heme Immediately, to organize company
and take the command himself Other leg
isIatOrs are doing likewise.
have just learned that the Grays go to
Pittsburgh this morning by the Central Ohio
Road. They will hereafter be put under
strict military discipline, and will be neces-
sarily deprived of much of the liberty they
have been accustomed to enjoy. Lieutenant
Ellsworth has been lenient with them to-day,
but il is absolutely necessary, in order TO
make them good soldiers, that they be under
strict discipline when in the ranks.
Nothing has been heard from Capt. Pad
dock. he is expected to meet his company
at Pittsburgh.
Before leaving their quarters, the Grays
were called to give attention, when three
cheers were proposed for Brigadier General
itch. The wild and tumultuous cheers
which arose from the lips of every man in
the ranks told of the hold which the General
had upon their hearts. General Fitch re-
sponded in a few remarks which thrilled
through the hearts of every one present, and
brought the tears gushing to their eyes,
Three cheers were then given for Cleve-
land, and then three for the Cleveland Press.
As close, the revsiHs is sounding, and the
boys are of for the train. s.D.P.
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Cooks WANTED.-A number of good cooks
are wanted. Apply to. 0. @. soo7r1I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

On.-Ths undersigned is prepared 70
manufacture oil tubes and vats IN a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable tsrms,at his steam Planing Mil,
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, ClsTe-
land, ohie. G. Il. KIDNEY.
r,.- jsnIsRIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

~ E. Grissslle, n. D., has removed to
Ne. IS Prospect street, next door west Of Mr..
Whites Church. aplIl-Ru
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20
GtaEkEra 3 GhlnawarG.
kERY G GLASS-
l1T11lI7f lnI IIllIar N
CHINA, Glass AND RARTHENwARE.

auortar and Dealer IN
CHINA, Glass AND EARTHENWARE,
WHITE STONE CHINA-EN-
Nv EIIF of James Il dreetel r1anulsctEre;
Vsll knsWn to be the BEST and FINEST WARE
cTsok nor tarl g5lio1 iron Bot atsrin sets and b
tas 9srsts piece quite e os aa any inieTior qua-
HOLD BAND CHINA-OF THE
q i finest quality, izapoEied direct from Franee.-
voTth $500. Dl1inF-sals ior Sl900 worth $50
ANY pisOss Wuntsd esn bl lsa SsBs1ate frOz seti.
SILVER PLATED WARE
~ Double pais lacEg well IS Silver, at o1e-lith
The cost end VIA lsqt Ii6 TEARS a leasti IN con-
g.s1t ass asa ee1 lhan ae = plated e desired Our
rrA uErs l2f4s s4PjlIN Sn9 n iiiI7;is9egNS' ii7sgl
REFTHs DisHEs. ggT RlgASss Z 4Sss
r. A.. Saa 81
GAS FTXTURES.-OUR PRESENT
Z stock compfisee the Largest and mOst com
0@ o9s q ss ss 81 81 TaeFots -q DT0s Iis6ts
slag, Pagsrs Tin aud Trunsparent Mica Bhsdes.-
Ian osdsrs IS s5t i1s FfrTIEG and REPAIRS,
g ateEat.on 81 g. PiPae promptly attended e at
ne ioNss f-ts1.
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTI-
CLE5-A great varlsly q new and convenient
GIltcle1 ler Mffll lla--itlQl l-ioel1a lnltnsl9ul-
we'd worth en- from curiosity alone, such
g botery Keg Heatersi d stsr Brollors, oyaer0an
opeQsra, Psate Werner, Aira-Irona and Stands,
Eoiding Eendsas, Knts and spoon Beskstas Table
~ HoulekaeperE, and those about going to house
Eqeplng are i4tltd 20 eau and axamine our stock,
yhla6 We ahal take pleasurs in showing even Il
WILLIAM p FOGG,
@ H / N A III Al i L.
Corner Of Superior & Seneca Sta
EN6G BOILEkS-FOR THE TA-
~ 8EsE, with fhrsa- -mi1ute glasses attached
slZt reeelysd sy l1eh23I ", lOGG.
LEG OU PS,
~ EG0 Holders,
EGG GLASSES,
EGG LADIES,
WIRE EGG BOILERS
For Eala ~ ihd ". P. EOGG.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SPIRITUAL LEoFUREs.-Mrs. MeAlpin
speaks again on Sunday next, at chapin'a
Hall, afternoon and evening, at the usual
hours. These meetings aae well attended.
Admittance cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

''Ths braVsst are the tondsrest,
1he loving one the daring
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20
ANOTHER GRAY,

James McGinnis, train boy upon the
Cleveland & Erie Road, leaves here this
morning in hopes Of Overtaking and joining
the Grays. His place is reserved for him
upon the Road whenever he returns to claim
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

M ANHATTAN H0TEI.----NOs.
ftA So. end Lursg HtIeali "a door from Broad
fSI oPFoalte ths laIy, Nsg HoIk. argEins 4 Fling,
ei1 II Pearl Street
oe1R es,,as A.e. Allns, lsla e. eglSoyis Hotsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20
omposed as follows
Company A-Lancaster Guards.

Company A-Lancastel Guards.
B-Lafayette Guards Of Dayton.
C-Dayton Light Guard.
90" D-Montgomery Guard.
q" E-Oleveland Greys.
E" F-Hibernian Guards.
G--Portsmouth Guards.
= H-Zanesville Guards,
I-Mansfeld Guards.
az Hamilton Guards-
This forms the First Regiment, commanded
By Major +. A. PaTOtt a good soldier and
true man. no 20
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GENERAL ORDER NO. Is. /
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,

ADJUTAET Generals OFFfoH,
Columbus, April 1s, 1851.
Camp Taylor will be organized at Cleve-
land forthwith, and will become the reneez-
vous for all troops raised in the 4th, 9Th, and
10th Divisions, as lately reorganized, and al
so the 3rd Brigde OF the Ord Division.
Assistant Commissary, General George B.
Senter, is detailed to make all necessary pro-
visions for camp ground, rations, supplies, &c.
Brig. Genl. J. w. Fitch, will take com
mand Of Fort Taylor, and will report by tel
egraph to headquarters of troops daily, for
orders, and also of all arrivals
All Companies organized in the remain
ing Brigades and Divisions will rendezvous
at Camp Jackson, Columbus, Lieut.. Col. h.
2. Mills, Commanding.
All applications to organize companies
will be made to this department, direct and
when companies are filled up to rs men, the
Captain will telegraph to General Head-quar-
tiers before moving his command
The organization will be made by compa-
nies, until they report in camp, when such
regimental organization will be effected, as
may be deemed best for the service.
The following will be the Roster of each
Of the l3 regiments embraced in the call of
the Presidents of the United States
Colonel; Lieut.. Colonel; l Major; l
Adjutant (Lieutenant;) l Quarter master,
Nieutenant;) l Surgeon; l Surgeons
Matei 10 Captains; 10 1st Iieutenants; 10
I'd Lieutcnants, (called Ensigns; } 40 Ser
geants; 10 Corporals; 10 Drummers; 10
Filters; $40 Privates.
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baldwin Rifles Of Urbana.
These two regiments leave for Washing
ton at O'Clock. Others will be dispatched
as soon as they form here.
The friends Of the GraJs would like to
look in upon them now, in this their first
night. They really cannot complain of want
of honorable quarters, for a call into their
improuptu scamp" has showed me Water
street book-keeper enseonoed in the Chief
Justices chaiFi another ditto, officiating as
Associate Judge; Lieutenant repOsing in
bis blanket under the shadow Of the desk
behind which the majesty Of the law estab-
lishes itself a monstroasly bearded veuder
sef sa1sess rolling his oyos wildly rlOiu Js-
meath the clerks table; LEADER Office
printer tying himself into lovers knot un-
der the ''Ofieial reporters" desk Superior
street clerk humming-
"The girl left behind me-"
while he is apparently studying the frescoes
on the ceiling; q ffe-major 'isprsaling
himself upon q mahogany ballustrade;
an insurance agent dancing around
over the marble floor like maniac, in
search of some article Of clothing; nearly all
the rest writing letters home, and ''spe-
cial artist" making sketches Of the whole,
for the decoration of your sanctum. The
boys feel in good spirits and are resolved to
take willingly and gladly whatever is laid
out for them. After the immediate pang Of
parting, at Cleveland, they have taken the
matter philosophically, and "weep no more"
until they return; though if we could look
into all those letters they are sending home,
We should find symptoms of a yearning
which they will never express aloud. God
speed them in their work.
Nearly 1900 troops leave in the morning
in the two regiments designated above.
According to General Order, No Is, from
the Adjutant Generals Office, Camp Taylor is
to be Immediately established at Cleveland,
under charge of Gen. Fitch. The following
IS the order:
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sEil5f rt,5 Oai gfesr9t shi9rrlssIs qslle1ll
=! y us ~ al ossisn iSSr5s. W. SsSs Is e
ssI5t m q ssai sS., 40 adt AZ sesi % - ~
EVER OFFERED II THIS MARKRE.
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Wear selling great bargains IN Bl.es sasA
wear. ''IIlas srs.s Sarspls. Il Hi.ss auE sA.zs.
We. sailing ..u bargain. in Dr.sA. ss.-.,
voa's, .;.I5Ilsps good Broeh. al vool sA.vInsR
ss9s:55ssiss ;sas Z:5s sssBsHI s.5. india 'a s
We are Offering ersas bargains IN HOuss-kssghs
cf's6o. .is5ls coTsTi. FisHo Ssssis. e.
are B. H;5 8's! s;ss s 1s.a G:sasIss s:s3; s
ss sas ifiis fs.q ss5q!s. "a "a sasa. s
W'''' pc: sss ,ss e. !. s'ss ss ssfls 4 T.: ..9 H for
~'a'' s;I.ss g.s. q !. "a 1s.. N 5HYa#s sa
'4:s 3 E 3 -: -: +. s53 'sf''s s SA
We asl the ses, Hoop skirts that ars nau1i.osursa
N lac eoustTy
AaIS yi: s:ss1si sss 'tfs Of F'''' nd ''
We have sn the Ne. styl. Dr.:. eoea.. isslsaass 2
these ssaarfsl Gray e00ds nov g POp9laf.
We hays choice variety Of esnt., Good. susR =
sPring Goaks and RaSlans IN Cloth aad
Black SILK aud make them 70 order.
We ''I tss zsSy Be-: = q 1s:sssd Z: & Good. F ~
l.' E' !. a.' 4: ,:.si .; t. II; ; . .ss. 81; .s 81: = 'P
FREEMAN q KELLOGG.
217 SUPERIOR sTRsEr.
e a r ? e 7 ST
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.oy.ss!ss q 9sdasa'' cur lEs' and o's oonp's
WALL PAPER
a new stock of
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS,
SHADES AND
CORNICES.
At prices to suit ths times Please can and sEa.tzs
them, at p LAWTONs
Wall Paper and Carpet store,
maF2o ls3 superior strsss
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9rg 865545.
AND Low PRICES

EREEMAN & KELLOGG ARE
- D.. luperlt 3 UnrIr .Ii10 ln1rurtltlur q
s'i1 iili 81 tu kue itlf sualol, asII uo1srfiI-
~ 1llss aid mo-t wired asz,l rtniru q ~ sIo
st9fsf sfFd. Utif PRESENT bhorrInals rsIir1lll
Il Il ial - hna tis elect 10 deprsss and break dogn
~ ~ u ~ al ot~isn iabrics- We Save q IN 81
80 oi iir p t7sriit e0natIon ui The maret ard
~ 5sht ior cab tbs eha-P- ara 1a,l sI-Isni ss 1
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that he inssaas to raise the number to 100
men.
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We are Offering great bargains n Houss-kssghs
Go0ds-fabls Llaea, HaDkins, EoTaLinf,
Crasbea la5ls Covers, Piano Covers, q.
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We are selling the best = Barnsley" Tabls Llnena.
Eabls Cloths and Linen shsstings-1 p0Ftsd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

The Second Regiment consists Of the fol-
towing companies, Major Lewis Wilson COM
manding
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RECRUITING.

At o'clock last evening Capt. Creighton,s
company of Infantry had recruited $50 men.
There are IS ready for another corps, which
viii Immediately be organized. Company D
Cleveland Light Artillery had recruited eyer
so, while the Buckeye Rife corps numbered
an hour later 50 men. At National Hall the
German troops are filing up their companies
fast Capt. Arnold had "a men for MS new
company Of Rifles.
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ats, Gaps & fars.

NEW oTOKE-THE UNDER
IN SIGNED viii open on
SATURDAY. APBII Oh.
Ths staso IN marbls Rlocs.
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No 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
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We are selling ths very best Hsnmed Ssfchod ~
% cents 70 De had IN this markst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

We are selling great barains N the Genuine tRich.
ardsoE Linens, warranted puro-nO iniias
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Under the new regulations, the First Bri-
gads Eighteen Division o. V. NJ, under
Brig, Gen. Fitch, has been chsnged to the
Third Brigade, Fourth Division, comprising
the county of Cuyahoga.
The troops which will be mustered into
service in Camp Taylor at Cleveland, will
be taken from the counties of 1aulding,
Henry, Defiance, Fulton. Williams, Erie,
Huron, Lucas, sandusky, Ottawa, Iorain,
Medina, Summit, cuyahoga, cOlanbiana,
Ca1-on, stark, Mahoning, Portage, Trum-
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HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS

HIS OAFo AND oIhAW HUUDoI
Eor the Retail Trade Manunaturing IargslT cur
selves, and buying only Of
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We oFFRRED ~ Us MARKRT.

We are selling very beautiful India atrfpsd Rrochs
ShaEls-somothing new.
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GENEROUS.

Messrs. Freeman & Kellogg rendered to
private Ford, of the Grays, his time during
his absence. His salary is going on as
usual.
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compose pa Of the First brigade They will repor.
accordingly.
The field batteries Of Bankhead and Stewart will
pose part Of the Second brigade. and their on conn.,
report accordingly. Jess wiz
The field battery Of Capt jackson win cc
Of the Third brigade. He will report impose part
The battery Of sejge artillery. Of e. Irdingly 80
be under the immediate order OF p - Hamilton, Will
will command the whole column. [tg. Gen. Pillow, who
Major Millers battalion Of
companies of cavalry, comm AvAlry and the separate
Cole and Klcnc will orgs' ~sAed BY Captains Hudson,
in addition to its Major .sec into one battalion, and will,
The six companies elcct Lieutenant Colonel
Captains Logwood Tennessee cavalry, commanded by
Ballentine, and :, Whfte, Medley, Haywood, Hill and
manded by c. 80 companies Of Alabama cavalry,
organized etan Bowie and Captain Jackson, will DO
Leutcna' In battalion by the election of Major and
Tenucr 1t Colonel The election for field officers Of the
and ~sre battalion having been suspended by appeal,
t. TIE necessity Of che public service demanding bat
Len organization, this organization becomes necessity
Hy command Of MAJOR GENERAL POLK.
{ -, Captain G. s. A.. Acting Asst Adjt General.