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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-01-17
George M. Woodruff.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, "A and Commissioner of Deeds for the State of New York. Litchfcld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-01-17
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

DEATH OF VoLUHTEER.-We have re-
ceived letter from Clsrksburgh, Virginia,
giving an account of the death of David N.
BOdfsh, I'd Sergeant of Company a oath
Regiment. He was taken sick with lung
fever at Bellsir, and carried to Clarks-
burgh in the hospital car, and there died.
BE has served five years in the regular
army. and was an excellent soldier.
The friends Of the deceased live in Hen
rietta, Lorain county.
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7 H E CIT Y {.

NEW STEAM Tue "LADY FRAEKLIN." p
This beautiful little craft came in this
morning from Ashtsbula, where she re-
Osived her outfit. She is intended to do
business on the Detroit and ST. Clair riV-
ers-vas built for the owners, Messrs.
lockwood, nolbrOOk s Field, Of Ashtabula,
ct the yard Of Msssrs. ouAyle s Martin,
Of this city, and is sixty tons burthen. Her
engine was built by Bishop s Garlic, Of
Cleveland, is one Of great power, boiler 81
By u feet, cylinder 20 BY "a inches, three
bucket wheels. Her cabin is ample and
convenient for passenger business, and all
the appointments Of the craft are A No. l.
The Lady Franklin will be commanded
By one Of the owners, Geo. Field. Engi-
neer, John Beerman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

AEorHER CoURT MARITAL The train
from Wheeling last night, says the eOlum-
bus Statesman Of this morning, brought in
detachment from one Of our Ohio Regi-
ments, having in custody party of soldiers
who are sent home for trial by court mar
tial. We we're unable to learn the names
Of the men or the offences for which they
are to be tried. The sister Of one Of them
residing in Northern city, met her brother
in the depot here, having heard of his dis
grace. The scene was deeply affecting to
ell who witnessed it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

WOUNDED SoLDIERs.-The Toledo train
this morning took out two wounded sol
diers Of the First Michigan Regiment who
have been detained at Washington on ac-
count of not being able to go on with the
Regiment.
VIM. s. COrretius, of Co. E, was wounded
in the calf Of the right leg from a musket
ball.
b. Boutell, Of Co. E., was wounded in
the right thigh by musket ball.
In company with them were privates
James Marion, and Charles Lusby, of Co.
D., who have been on the sick list for the
past six weeks. they are ell three months
men, but win re-enliss as soon as they are
able.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

MmIrART.-We copy the following items
from the Columbus City Fact of last even
ing:
Mr.. 7. R. Carpenter, of this city, has
been appointed Post sutler at Camp Chase.
A company Of artillery left yesterday
afternoon for Gen. ROseucrans' division of
the army in Virginia. 1t leaves a battery
here, and will be furnished witb moupted
hOWitzers upon its arrival there. An ar.
tillery company arrived at Camp Chase
yesterday afternoon, finely uniformed and
equipped. N
The 2lst Ohio Regiment, Col Norton "a.
turned from Virginia and is now in Camn
Chase. One hundred men have been killed.
wounded, or are missing from the ranks.
Among the wounded is Col. Norton, and
among the dead Capt. Allen, Of Cincinnati.
Capt. Theodore Jones, Of this city, has
been appointed Lieutenant Colonel Of the
Both Regiment. An excellent appointment
as all who know the Captain will testify.
CAPT. A. o. MITCHELL. This gentleman.
We are Informed, has received his order 10
organize another company for three years
or the var. He win be attached to Col.
AcCOok's regiment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

FROE CA1RO.-H. W. FOgle, of Cuyahoga
Falls a member of the Twelfth Regiment
Illinois Band, came in from Cairo this
morning. on a short furlOugh, which place
he left on Tuesday. he informs us that
there are stationed at that point six regi-
nents Of infantry, four batteries Of Light
ARTILLERY, in addition to which are mounted
q large number of heavy cannon, which is
considered sufficient to defend that point
against any attack that can be made by
the rebels. We also learn that Gen. Pillow
is in that vicinity with some 10000 men,
and that an attack is expected daily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
Latest from Lake superior---ArrivnI Of The
Northern Light.

La1esf rom Lake 8upeFiBF---AFFiFnI Of the
Northern Light.
The steamer Northern Light, Captain
spsulding, arrived from Lake Superior this
morning at o'clock. We are under obi
cations to Clerk Butts for the following
memorsnds Of the trip down:
Left Ontonagon on Friday, August ID, at
IL O'clock P. NJ, Grand Portage August
Sd, Ct 10 o'clock A. NJ, Eagle River same
day &t5P Pm.
. Left Copper HarbOr at miduiebt. Saw
steamer City Of Cleveland at Copper Har.
Dor. Met propeller Baekus and stesms-
Sea Bird at Portage entry. Left Hougbson
ct o'clock P NJ August 4th. Saw b.rks
PiersOu and Col. Ellsworth, and scbOopsrs
yorktown, George DoEsman, Star Of the
North and John Weber at Marouetie
Left Marquette at c o'clock P. NJ Of the
9Th. Net steamer Illinois at Grand saDble
Left sault on the 9th at 10 o'clock A NJ
Net schOOners Queen City and Challenge
In Lake George.
Brought down SO barrels and sO5 cakes
Of copper from the Copper Falls, Franklin
and PeWaubic mines; 200 tons iron ore
from Marquette 1000 cedar posts from De
Tour, and other miscellaneous freight, and
ffty passengers.
The Northern Light will leave the dock
Of Hanna, Garretson & Co., on her return
trip to Lake Superior, tomorrow Friday
evening, August 9th, At o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

RETURN OF GzN. HrLL AND sTAFf At CO.
LUNBus.-The Statesman Of this morning
says that Gen. Hill, accompanied by Major
Walcutt Captain Hall, and other officers Of
his stat, reached this city last night, hav-
ing been ordered here by Gen. Rosenorans
to assist in reorganiaing the State Regi-
ments. Quartermaster R, f. Champion,
who remains in Virginia, is expected here
in few days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
M STATE DERT.

he STATE ddI IS only SO, los ,99s a. and irhin u
last tkree years has been reduced 81 959 7i5 s0 and
may reasonably expect G ~ t years L ir beoDse e
Pamphlets Descriptive or the lands, sol, climate
on application 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

They relieve Cough Instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength aud volume to the voice.
They impart delicious aroma 70 the Breath.
ThoY are delightful to tho Taste.
They are made Of simple horbs snd cannot harm
any one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

TWELFTH PEENsYLvASIA REGIMENT DIS
oHARaED.-Capt. A. J. Moots, Of the 18th
Pennsylvania, came in on the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh train, this morning, from
Pittsburgh. From him we learn that the
Regiment was discharged at Pittsburgh on
yesterday, and paid off, Most Of the men
win enlist for three years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
TFOl the Leadsrl
RfGHTH REGIMENT SONG.

An" Dixie .f
The Buckeye Boys are the boys for fighting,
Our oountEy's cause they take delight In;
II March away, naaFch away.
March away, Buckeye Boys.
They are cup and dressed" and always ready,
Their step Is firm and aim Is steady;
March away, march away,
March away, Buckeye Boys.
The rebels Zee before them
Away away
Our cause Is right, and in our might
Wen rain destruction o'er them;
March on march on, the Buckeye boys are com
ing,
And away, away the rebel hosts arc running
We've Captains winsiow, Buiteraeld, Fl emmy,
And better men there are not any;
March away, march away,
March away, Buckeye Boys;
And in the list, don Z fail TO brag Is,
We've Haines and tt iotson, Gregg and Daggett.
March away, march away,
March away, Buckeye Boys.
Then Kelsey comes with his command,
Brave men, brave men,
And Pierce, with TX - Is on the way
Our oountry's right they will demand
March on, march on, the Buckeye Boys are
coming,
And away the rebel hosts are running
And now to raise our glory higher,
And ill our souls with patriot fire
Three cheers, three cheers,
Three cheers, Buckeye hoys
For we've got Park and Sawyer,
Hurrai hurra
And our Deprey, none ever knew
better friend or soldier,
Hurral hurra, the noble Eighth" is coming,
And away, away the rebel hosts are running.
c. II. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

- DR.. D. VI. Bliss, Of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, formerly q resident Of Cleve-
land, passed through this city this morn
ing, to join his regiment-the Michigan
Third-at Washington. The Doctor holds
the position Of Surgeon in the regiment
Few regiments in the Government service
have better Surgeons than the Michigan
Third. DR.. Bliss has made for himself an
snviable reputation as q physician and
surgeon, during his residence in Michigan,
and this regiment is certainly very fOrtu-
nate in securing The services of 50 valuable
an officer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

MICHIGAN FIRsT.-Lieutenan Rix, Of
Co. D., passed through this city, from De-
trOit, this morning en- route for New York.
He informed us that the First Michigan is
now nearly full of three years men, and
expect orders to return to Washington in q
few days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

HORsEs ron THE U. s. ARHY.-From a
letter received by Capt. L. A. Pierce this
morning, we learn that sixty horses will
be shipped from Detroit this evening, per
steamer Ocean, for the Army at Washing
ton. They will go forward By Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad tomorrow morn
ing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

ogsssss Ti s:s's ,589s q 9si9 eoar' Of ooaHon '
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan Of the praires is cultivated viii
such wonderful facility that the farmers or the Easter
and Middle States moving 10 Illinois in great nun
bers The area Of Illinois Is about equal 10 that Of En
gland and the soil Is rich that il VIII support twenty
millions Of people
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

IFrOm the Southern Path Finder, n. OIL
Try them you that are afflicted, and We are snrs
thAt our testimony can be edded 10 the already nu
merous list that hEs received bsne6tg thai no othsr
me2fojn . can produce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
PRICEs AND TERKs on PAYITEgT,

The prices Of these lands vary from So to s25 per
acre, according 20 location, quality, &c First class
farmi1g 1nds sen for about $40 70 So per acre and
tho rellYe expense or slbduing prairie and as CON-
pared win wood aud IS in the ratio Of % 10 In favor
of the former Tks terms q sale for the bulk % hess
ifanfq viii IA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
II URIOUs KOINUIDENOEI
SLOAN UNDER The COULTER
ehITH AND OTHRRs IN A BnIIIl

BhITH AED OTHERs m A BOaIil
NORRIS IN sight gith his Oelobrated ARABIAA \
COhDlTlOE fOh DEliS, Ehere GscGy owner O.
Horsos and Caitle hud the hgst Medicine IN a,
Tor many Of the Diseases peculiar 20 such AniEafa
They are q SoVoros "a kGusdy ior Colds, UouFh-
Losa q Appetite, ufte. bound, Diatempers, &c, -
- These Powders always give satisfaction q ~
ThOugsnds WhO have used than, can tsstIlv p
OiTculGra. Try them. For sale by p n GAYLORD
=. ". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong & Arm.
strong, Ceyolaad, o., AID BY all DruRgists in thc
country. Aso At Wholesale By tie Proprietor at isl
Ontario street, Cleveland, Oaio. to whom Al order
Ssbs.Rs-I5S EoRPIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

BIRDS PoIET.-Private S. II. Hover, Of
Medina county, arrived from Birds Point,
Missouri, this morning, where be has been
stationed for the past three months. From
him We learn that there are now eight reg
imsnts stationed at that point, and thirty
pieces Of cannon. Seven Of the regiments
arrived last week, by orders Of Gen. FIRE.
mont.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

FAsT TIME- The LOrain County News of
August 7tb says that the Express train on
the Cleveland aud Toledo Road, led by the
"ohio," ran last night from NorWalk to
Wellington, q distance of twenty two
miles in exactly thirty minutes. From
Camden to 0berlin, miles, the run was
made in Eve minutes Josh Tyler was
conductor. Joshua is one of those happy
boys Who are both fast and safe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

Thus far capital and labor have been applied 10 De
Feoping the s1l the great resources OF the state ia
coal and iron arc almost untouched. The nvaTabe rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food and fus
are cheapest will follow at an carly day in Illinois, and
In the course Of tho next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that at least
Eve hundred thousand people Will be engaged IN the
sats Of Illinois IN various manufacturing eLapl0y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

ORDER OF EXERCIsEs.
Music Instrumental, BY Steele.
PRAYER, by Professor Peck.
sIUsIc- Instrumental, by Orchestra
RIvERs. Franc A. Lord Fayettville n Y.
SHELLET ........... Hattie Msrtindale Kirkland.
IHE oLD WARFARE-.. Addie Warren, Russia
90 SIC ITER AsTRA," Sarah B. HOyt, College
Hill, Indiana.
MusIc-- Come Fairies ALA Quartette --
| Ora Pictures. Elizabeth A. Faster. Greenfield.
SoUTHRoy ANIABILITT....M Ware, Ellington,
New York.
MusIc--Instrumenta by Orchestra.
THE WoRIU LIBRARY Ella Johnston, Grea,
Bend, Pa.
La I.rrFRArrsE FRAScArsE....L P. Chaplin
| PoLTTrcAL ASTRONOMY, Emily Gates. .Greensburg.
! LiFE SOSess .......... Henrietta Mason, Oberlin
Music Happy be thv Dreams ms---A Solo by Miss
Pease.
A RErEosPEcT (POem)......K Kate N. Beecher
WAR, AN EDUCATOR, Mary f. Turner, Cleveland.
Music Every Star Thirty Four-.A Quartette
BENEDIcrIox.
*Omitted on account of sickness.
The essays were all entertaining, and the
reading good without an exception. The
times had their full share of attention.
Miss Warren's "Old Warfare" hit of the
routine Of Oberlin in military language, in
a capital style, and closed by stating that
our enemy is a The Great secesher," the
Father Of all secessionists.
"sOuthrOn Amiability," by Miss Ware,
was 8 capital piece of satire and sense,
giving some accounts of the writer's ex-
periences in the South.
Political Astronomy" by Miss Gates
contained some good hits. We have no
room TO give any of them
Shelley" by Miss Martindale and
"Rivers," by Miss Lord, were very enter
taining essays, though they had less appli-
cation to the times.
So also We might mention aFalse and
True Honor" by Miss HOyt; "Our Pic
lures" BY Miss Easter; and a The Worlds
Library" by Miss Johnston, who was the
finest reader Of the occasion. The French
Essay by Miss Chaplin was pronounced
with fueney and correctness. The poem
BY Miss Beecher contained some fine pas
sages, and was well read. Miss Turner's
essay was a reBume of the uprising of the
loyal American people, and the teachings
of the war we're portrayed with q vigOr
and earnestness we should expect from a
mature and masculine pen. The audience
gave abundant testimony of their appreci.
alton Of the exercises, to which the music
contributed its full share.
The opening has certainly been prOpi-
tiOus, and We look for good things to come.
Eight of the ladies who had exercises on
this occasion were members Of the Third
Year Class, and the class is truly proud of
} leh representatives.
The exercises of the other Ladies' Society |
will take place on Wednesday P. NJ, Au-
8 BETA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

PERsOEAL.-HOn. A. P. Stone, Treasurer
Of State, came in from Columbus this morn
ing, and is stopping at the American.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

lFrom the st. Louis DemoCrat.l
Ine immense demand 15r the article (CsphElis PillI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

nN THE CORNEk-NEAR THE
" FOU6TAIE, you can ind
is22 COWLES A 90 Optt.lans
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

- Read what Dr.. Bushnell says OF the Grssfar-
berg hetieiusd Dr.. u. Ii n physician Of slteUsiVs
practice and one OF this most successful in thu conn.,
y lFrumbull) in which he resides:
This certihgs that hayo used the Grafer berg.
ala and Marshall's CatholicOn, sold here b. n q
S0nnoon, IN my practice They arc good medicines
aartiOrd2 lrumbnH county, Ohio, March Z, 1857.
Sold by Druggsts end Medicine Oealors tIirOugh-
out the country. For Medicines OF Agencies ad.
dreos II. b. KJEGSLET, Cleveland
lAhSoSW 9encfal Agemttyr Osio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
UnnfEctibttErQ.

Sines the destruction of our stand, No. l22 supe-
rtor rect, have taken th9 large and Conmodious
bniding, No. ls5 Superior slreot, and fitted il up M
style superior to anything in tn. city.
0U r PAR ORS
For the serving OF Cakes, Crear g. Soda &c. on the
second hoor, are large, airy and light, and neatly
furnished and with facilities we can assure DOR
customers that we can serve them 10 much better
style than formerly.
In connection With the Wholesale and Retail
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS,
we are prepared % supply
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
to the entire satisfaction Of Customers, with every
article needed on sur b occasions.
Our stock Of Ssu7Hs, Pickles, Preserves and Frosh
Canned Fruit, LObsters, Salmon, &C. is very large
and will be kept in constant supply of the very best
quality only.
OUR SODA FOUNTAIN
is we'll supplied, and will honor all drafts made on it,
US-We are wholesale manufacturers Of
CAEDIES AND CONFECTIONERY
Of every variety, and also wholesale d. alers in Or
AHgES, LEMOkS, BANANNAs and FOREIGN
FRUITS Of every description, snd ITS Of all kinds
SA,CIGARS Of the choicest brands can always be
fuuQu. Vls.R.1I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09

AAsA@--A-a " y 80
The Stale l5 rapidly ding up with population; s63,
25 persons having been added since 1850, making ths
resent population ,73 e63 ratio of 1o2 per cent in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE.

TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash except the same should Be
dollars
productions, rriccs, and terms fpaymeni can be had
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
H.arrnnn- rrnmbnlin,

hARfEOBDs IruInbull o., D.
hereby certify that 1 have bcon dealing in ths
9rssfsnbcrg Medicines Tor the past year and eau trt
Is say that have never offered any medicines 10 ths
2qDic inst have INST with tbs decided appreciation
" the people Ike these, particularly the Pills and
Oathoitcon. They VIII perfoFm al aud more tliat Ia
promised for then. have sold Hb0;,t dfty h5rties
oi the OathOnccn tLe psst year and heat the beat
-esults in every cass. J, q. .. JOHNSON,
harSh q 1857. 1stiiozl Eract.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
For sails BY STRONG a&AEhsTRuEG OHURUa.
ILL 4 BRO. and WM. EISKE, Cleveland

QOYVEAU LAFECTEUR'S RoB,
IL authorised and adopted BY the Medical Eaouis
Y oi France, and supplied 70 the French Navy. This
medicine takes tins place OF God Liver OIL oKtrHc.s
Cd and used In the hospitals UI Franco f0r Tatars
Abases5eB Cancers, Ulcers, ScroiUia, SoarVy Elour
AlDusi Cont, hheumatisnij echos pains and all Rt.
iectlons Of the skin. The R0B is especially useful
the cure OF tho 5yphilito Diseases designated Pr
mary Secondary and Tertiary, Directions and cor.
nhoatea accompany each bottle Price 81 por bottle
Bold 10 Cleveland By Gaylord and Hammond, Drug.
gsts, No. 40 Superior st Tho rGd9Euppiisd By ad-
dressing Dr., Giraudeau De 81. S5rgRih " tna Rshor
FAria. or - hrnali VI. " y amniI:EgI