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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-10-23
FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
AND .r.- Il
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road!

Shortest, Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
cago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains ieavethe Great Central Depot foot
flake street, as follows
First train 7:45 am, arrives at Michigan City at
1880 M, (dinner) La fayete 525, (supper) lndi-
annapolis si5, pm, Lawreaceburg $780, and Clncin-
natl at ll:45pm.
Second train s:eep m arrive at Michigan City at 300
p No., La Fayens EDO Am, Indianapolis SEQ am,
Lawrenceburg 1920 u. m., Cincinnati at iv45 ain.
Passengers leave 0ttumwa 800 pm, arrive at
Darlington at 723 M. arrireat Chicago at 5l5
ct Cincinnati 1880 AN.
Oaiy one change Of cars between Chicago and Gin
cunat
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains,
and through from Chicago TO Cincinnati withou:
change.
Through tickets can be had At all railroa d offices
ia the West, and ut the company oice corner Lake
and Dearborn streets and At tie depot, foot of Lake
street, Chicago.
Pare as low as via any otherroute.
H.J. SPALDING, Ag't C!iica go.
YIN. powrLL, Trav. Agent,
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lslzl2 MAN HOOD
PURCHASERS WANTED!

Purchaser wanted for 800 packages OF Stationery
and Jewery lin lots OF $50 sale It prices MS
invoced less 10 per cent discount, at the Express
Ocee Ottumwa Iowa. Also Agents wantad to sell the
packets OF Stationery, with without Jeweiry) In
the market at prices lower than can be purchased
els swhere. Address with stamp enclosed
J. l.. BAILEY, l5s Court ST., Boston Mass.
49, = s..9 Uuiy II
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XEW XDRK Ann ERIE
RAHROA
Great broad GUagc. Double Trac
and Telegraph R outc.

Great broad GUagc, Double Track
and rclcgrn PIN Routc,
TuN0 Ses York, Boston, and all cities car.
II rying the Great Western and North-W estern
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dunkrk daily, on arrival of
altrans on the Lake Shore Railroad Fl Cleveland,
Chicago, milwaukee,, ST.. Paul, st. Louis, Dubuque,
harrington, Iowa City, &c, and run through New
YORK city without change.
The only route running cars through from the Lakes
10 New York city Splendid ventilated sleeping cars
rul on nj ght trains.
Baggage checked through Fare always as Low as
by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free In New York.
Be particular and call for tickets via Dunkirk and
the New York and Erie Railroad which are sold Il all
the principal Railroad offices in the West.
This road atfords facilities FOR shipment Of freight
superior TO any other route.
AN EMPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West quicker time than
before msde any line.
For freight rates enquire off. Oatma 2il Broad
way. Few FORK. or Of Jacob FORSYTH, Freight Agent
81 Clark ST., Chicago. A. BARBER, Agent
for Iowa. Burlingt on, Iowa.
Z. 8. SPENCER, Western Ag't Cleveland, Ohio,
saMLS RRAD, Ag't, Toledo, 0ho.
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ulCRLyNGTON, PEORIA, AND Lo-
n q AySpOKT r. r.

Trains leave Burlington as follows MORNING
NAIL, 700 IN NIGHT Ex., saturdays excepted) s
y. IN. Sunday Night Train leaves at p IN, Connect
Ing at TOLEDO With LIGHTNING Ex. TRAINS on
LAKE SHORE X. K.
The 500 NJ Losanspors Express makes direct Con.
nestiana, AS foliows:
At El PAso with Illinois Central Railrosd for Bloom
tugton Decatur. Pana, sindoya al and Cairo.
At chenca With Chicago aid st. Louis Railroad for
Alton to ~. Louie.
At GIL nan with (Chicago Dranch) Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and South.
At kcynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
for Lafayette, indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Al Logansport with Toledo, waba and Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East; also with
Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati, Day.
ton aud COLUMBUS.
Tn. las . N Peoria Accommodates makes the
same connections as above to Gilman.
The above is " new aud very much shorter Line
than anv other to the above named points.
II is thoroughly built, aad we'll manned, and run In
everyw merit .hc appreciation Of the travelling
public.
Carr VIII ran directly through from Burlington 20
Toledo without change, and arrrsin advance Of any
aud all other lines.
Our advantages arc. Shortest and Quickest oneiess
change ofcsrs: Onnibussing AZ via Chicago; cor.
nectious positive il owned and controlled by the
came interest, while via Chicago 1t IL the reverse In
short, il Is every way The most desirable line
J. X. FAYRwEATHER, Jr.
Ticket Agt Burlington.
rs WILSON, Passenger Ag't, Ottumvs.
A. BARBER, ' sstsrn Ag't, D sHssss. iowa
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CINCINNATI AND LOGANSPORT


cCrsG RETURNING
500 y. m, Burlington, $50 I'm.
lsth 4. m PEORIA 3:l5 p.
ALSO LEAVE 200 m ALSO
Ni00 9;2na m i.ogsnspor. arrive $50 am $40 pm
lao n N 1910 pm Anderson. 1910 anu IL: 10 pm
4:01 $50 PIN Richmond. g:tOpm 9:iOpm
1:Sarn $40 pm Cincinnati, Got pm ESQ pm
AZ Richmond, trains connect with Indiana Central
X. X, for Dayton, Springfield and Columbus Ohio.
Wheeling, Baltimore and Washington.
Freight Trains make regular connections through,
from Cincinnati to Burlington, in thres days.
For further particulars apply to
4. BARBER, Genl Il. II. Agt, Dcsmoines, Iowa.
JAS. PAYERwEATHER, Agt B&PRR,
Burlington, Iowa.
s.w. CHAPMAN, GeniFt Agt tea err,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
D. GRAY, GenrF't As't. Central Ohio R.-R.
Columbus Ohio.
Aag. q, 1880.
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Michigan Central Railroad.
1891. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE .....1s6I
To New York, New England und the
Canadas.

To New York, New England und the
Canadas.
On-ahd after Sunday, May r. 1861, trains leave the
Great Central Depot foot of Lake street, follows
4:i5 a. M.-stops at all stations, and arrives at
Detroit at $40 p. m.
o:uu "A. N.-Lightning Express, (excert Sunday. }
arrive at Detroit 500 p m; Suspen.
sion Bridge 400 Il. m; Albany 220
r. NJ; New York 1850 p. M; Boston
HAS p.
500 r. M.-Sew York and Boston Express Tex.
eept Saturday } arrive at Detroit $40
g. m; Toronto S:i2 p. m; Montreal
1900 m.) Suspension Bridge or Buf.
falo 500 p. m; Albany 800 p. o.;
New York 9:00 a. IN; Boston 1920 p m.
800 a. M.-Cincinnah Express, Except Sunday }
through to Cincinnati in ~ hours.
500 Il. -1.-CinciDnat and Louisville Express,
Except Saturday, through to Gin
cinnati In Is hours, Louisville In Il
hours.
salifbury's Patent Busters are ON Day Express
Trains
Patent Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
Baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale ia all principal Rail.
road Offices In the West, at the General ONCE. corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, (under the fremont
ftouse, Chicago, and at the Depot.
r. n. RICE, General superintendent.
J. Q. A. BEAN, Western Pass. Ag't. fMay %, 81
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CHINA, GLASS,
@ U EN N s. VI a q Fl!

WYE are now prepared to ober TO the trace
w general assortment OF
FRENCH CHINA, QUEENswARE & GLASSWARE,
OF all styles and qualities at prices that cannot fall,
render satisfaction Having visited Europe In person
and made permanent arrangements for the direct I'M
portaion of Wares feel justified In asserting
tn at can sell goo DIS as low as any house In the
United States. Persons who are largely engaged In
the business make arrangements with us To In
port their goods directly from Europe at small adj
vance on the sterling cost.
~ COAL OIL LAMPS In endless variety, At very
low prices McKITTERlCK 4 MILLER,
Grimes Block, corner Main and Valley -sts.,
Burlington, .ow q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
T,ER PANIC.

Just as the dragons turned back, a cry
-as raised that the Black Horse,n for
midable body Of the Rebel cavalry, (.rd
these we're part OF tbem We charging
upon US, and il seemed Ss If the very devil
Of panic and ecWsrdice seized every NOR
tai soldier, officer, citizen and teamster.
No officer tried 10 rally The soldiers, or do
ANYTHING, except to spring and run To-
wards Centerviile. There never vas any
thing like II, for oauSelesa, sheer, absolute,
absurd ooWGrdice, or rather panic, on this
miserable earth before
OF they went, one and all; of down The
kiFhWay, over across fields, towards the
woods, anywhere, everywhere, to escape.
Whether Il communicated back TO the sol
diers still tn the woods, and 80 on back 10
The regiments who had just driven off the
rebels, do not know, but think Il did to a
ysLrt Of them, for share Of our army seems
, e have been demoralized, If not broken
up. as
frightened they grew, and although We
smOVed on as rapidly as We could, the fugi-
ives passed us By scores. To enable them
better 10 run, they threw away their blan
kets, lnapsacks, eanleens, and finally
mns4etI, cartridgs-boxes, and everything
else.
We called 10 them, tried to tell then
there Was NJ danger, called them . stop
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
From WashingtOn---Cruelty Of the Rebels.
The Ohio Reglments IN the Fight.
lFrom Ouf Speclal Corresnondent
II WAsaIEaFos, JaIy q. ls6l.


.hU0h WAsHIHorOz, July "a, 1861.
1 can give you little in the way of news
this morning, further than you viii see in
the papers. The reports Of officers cannot
be made out, as slraggleEs are still coming
in; enough, however, Is nov known to as
sure us that the loss Of men and material
is greatly Overestimated. Last night it
was ascertsined that our loss Of heavy guns
was but fifteen, and more may be brought
in, as Ire enemy did not follow up our re-
treat but short distance in fact they
evidently believed themselves whipped, un-
I'll, BY our men not returning to the con-
test, they found We we're. The treatment
Of our wounded by the enemy would dis
grace a Sioux Indian. Men have described
bsrbarities unheari Of in any civilized
country, and which chills the blood in our
veins, some Of which are too infamous for
description. Their prisoners say that DE
instruction from Beauregard was to take
no prisoners, and his instructions seem to
have been we'll carried out The evidence
given by all, il, that they left no wounded
alive, and we're seen To set men against
trees and pin them there with bayonsts.
The cavalry would, as they passed along,
slash them with the sword. Shooting into
ambulAnces containing wounded vas G
common OccuFrehoe. At Bulls Run We
/ had uaad a -frry.a 4 q q hnu,ifol for 7iFnnndo1
and It was full when our troops Fetrsated.
You viii hardly believe me when tell
ycu thas the nisereants absolutely fred
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
MILITARY MATTERs WEST.

CA1Ro, July 26.
Trains north on the Mobile and Ohio
Esilrosd were stopped on the 28d by order
Of Gen. Polk. 8G5 =
Rebels are gathering in large numbers
in Southern Missouri. Their camp at Point
Pleasant is reported to be 1000 strong, and
reinforeements daily arriving. e
Gen Watkins, rebel chief Of Cape Girar-
deau county, is at West Prairie and Swamp
hoad With an aggregate force of 5000.
Old Abe Hunter, another biggu Of South
Missouri with about 1900 Missouri and Kan
sas rebels is encamped on Bank River, oppo-
site Island No. 8. --r
Kitchel Watkins, Adjutant, is within
few miles of Bloomfield on Castor RIM. in
command Of some 5000.
In Union Camp, at Hamburg, under COM
mand of Major Abbey, about 600 loyal Mis-
sourians Are mastering into service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
GENERAL PILLOW.

The General addressed the men, Who we're
in line two deep (many OF them unmistaka-
bls Irishmen, and said what generals usu-
ally say on such oceasiOas--complimen for
the past, encouragement for the future
"When the hour of danger comes will be
with you" They did not seem to care much
whether be was or rot and, indeed, Gen.
Pillow, in a round hat dusty black trOck-
coat, and ordinary ''unstriped" trousers, did
not look like one wLO could give any great
material accession 70 the physical means Of
resistance, although be is q very energetic
man. Tha Major General, in fact is an at
tOFney-at-law, or has been so, and was part
ner with Mr.. Polk, who, probably from some
of the reasons which determine the actions
Of paltners to each other, sent Mr.. Pillow 70
the Mexican war, where he nearly lost bin,
owing 70 severe wounds received in action.
The General has made his intrenchments as
Il he were framing an indictment. There
is not ta flaw for the enemy to get through.
but be has bound up his own men in inexor-
able lines also.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
IOWA DEMOCRATIc CONVENTION. :

The Democratic State Convention Of
IoVn, met ct Desmoines on the 24th inst,
and nominated Charles Mason for Cover
nor Resolutions were adopted, declaring
the irrepressible conflict the cause of the
war, eensuring the South for resorting to
arms to redress grievances, opposing seees-
sion as political heresy; also censuring the
President for assuming and exercising ar
oitrary power, but utpledging the support Of
the Democrats Of Iowa to sustain the Gov
ernment in the exercise of its legitimate
functions in constitutional manner; also
faVoring 3 National Convention to settle
pending difionlliee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
CONGRR RssIONAL,
wAsHIseTas, July &c.

WASHINGTON, July &c.
q Fa HOUSE, go-
The Aouse passed the Senate Bill, appro.
priating 500, 900 to pay for the transport
Alion7end delivery OF arms 10 loyal citizens
IN the rebeliiogs States aud the organiza-
tlon ef ouch persons for their protection
against insurreot1on aud domestic violence.
On notion Of Mr. Blair, Of Missouri, a
resolution WIS adopted calling on the Sec
retary of War 10 communicate a letter Of
Joseph Holt to the President, on the 18Th
Of February, in response TO resolution of
the House requesting the reason for assem-
bling U, S, troops at the Seat Of Govern
ment
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole Onthe Direct Tax Bill. go
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
THE REBELS RALLYING IN
Il MISSOURI.
This Afternoons Report.
FROM wAsnINGTON.

WAsHIsGTOs, July q,
During the present session, the House
called upon the President TO communicate,
u not incompatible with the public inter
est, copies Of all correspondence With FOr-
eisn Powers relative to maritime rights,
and also copies Of all correspondence re-
bFaaijng existing insurrsction. m rs
The President respectfully declines 10
furnish the information for motives Of pub
lie policy. The Secretary Of War has no
Information as to the employment Of Indi-
ans and negroes in military capacity By
The so-called Southern ConfedeFaoy, and
has 50 advised the House in response to
their FesolutioR upon that subject.
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CoMMRROTAL.
INV YoRK ArARRKT-5aIy 81.
fnY TELtgRrpa 4 ta


kI.0UR-Receipts l7.2sO bbls. Market without
essential change.
saled gGS BbIB 81 sIOaS4Os for ,upsrsps Sts. q
ti259is 81 tor extra state; ss,s594nd Tor snporHne
WESTERN t4,e0tnf,40 for common to medium EXTRA
EssisEn ~ for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN FLOUR-Markot quiet. Sales cso
Dols AZ Ssss sq Cor superAnei S4zO970O for COM
RKk RL0UR-harksts stendy 1t s., ,40asso.
WhkAJ.-Receipts l33. .995 bnsh- Blarkot Io bst
fsr WIN al export dsnisnd Sales are 100 00O bu.
q sOc ior Ucago spring. &c for northwestern club
kuyoQl 10 ior Milwaukee club; 81 ll20i Is for winter
red Eeaterni Sl.agnl,25 for white western.
for North River. w
HARl,EY-Market dull at 5205sc.
COkN-Aeoolpt 28,s7f bush Market dull and
dIooping Sales 500 bush al 40945c tor mixed vest
0,AI's-steaay at ssasic for western Canada and
P0R RK-Market dull. Sales triaing at sls,2s
esi2l5I ior ness tl0,OO for prime.
hhEE-M Market unchanged.
GUH MEhTS-Market dull
tAhD-Markst dull and sales at s6ao
MI y Il moderate request az 79l0'Sc for
UHERsE-Markst steady at 2e7e IS in quail
WHISK Y-Marhef anIat Al 16ikc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
FROM PHILADELpHIA-

PHILADELPHIA, July q.
A card from James E. Harvey, Minister
to Portugal, appears in the North Ameri-
can, denying in toto the charges against
him, and demanding an investigation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
NENPHIs TENNESSEE.

Il was past o'clock on Monday when the
train reached Memphis, in Tennessee, which
is situated on a high bluff overhanging the
Mississippi. Here is ore Of the strategic Do
silions OF the Confederates. Itis new oecu-
pied By force of the Tennesseans, which is
commanded by Maj. Gen. Pillow, whom 1
found quartered in Gayoso House, a large
hotel, named after one Of the old Spanish
rulers here, and as be was Just starting To-
inspect bio batteries and the camp at Ram
dolph, co odd miles higher up the river,
could not resist his pressing invitation, tired
as was, to accompany him and his staff on
board the Ingomar, TO see what they were
really like. First we visited the bluff, on
the edge of which IS constructed a breast
work Of eOtton-bales, which no infantry
could get at and which would offer no re-
sistance to vertical al but little to horizon
tai FIRE. 1t is placed so close to the edge Of
the bluff at various places that shell and shot
would knock away the bank from under it.
The river runs below deep and strong, and
accr6ss the roads or WatercOurses leading to
il are feeble barricades OF plank, which a
howitzer could Bhiver 10 pieces 10 few
rounds. Higher up the bank, on the COM
manding plateau, there is breastwOrk and
parapet within which are six guns, and the
General informed me he intended to mount
thirteen guns at this part Of the river, which
would certainly prove very i0rnidable to
such STEAMERS as they have on these waters.
il any attempt were made to move down
from Cairo.
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WHIsKY-MArket quiet at l6]ko.
BUFFALO MARKEr-JDIv %,

ny TELEGRAPH.l
RL0uR-Markat steady. aI
sales. - NF-f'F ~
CORN-Markot steady. Sales Is, 900 bush yester-
Gay elternoon az 3l'sc; this morning 1900 bush at
SIC: li9p bush at 5l3z; l2,O00 bush yellow at 33c
~ E-A1rket lower. sales 100 bush at &c.
Other grains quiet.
{ MHlSk Market steady at IlB<e.
CANAL RREIgHTS-Dull; i0c on corn. lie
on Wheat TO NeV York.
LAKE. IlIPORTS-5,InO kbIs -four: loon b,
wheat s4,uS bush corn; 5000 bush oats; l2OO bush
CANAL RXPORTs-g0OO bbls aour. - poo nm
wheat; Isl go bush corn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

RusseII's VicWB upon the NTississIppI.
The correspondent of the London Times
writes a very interesting letter from various
points upon the Mississippi, from which ws
make The following extracts. .5-.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
PLEASANT DOMESTIC PRACTICES.

Next day being Sunday, remained at
rest in the house of friend listening 10 To-
cal stories-not eoulelr de rose, but of a
deeper tint-olOod- such a man
shot another, and was afterwards stabbed by
third; how this fellow and his friends
hunted down in Broadway and murdered
one obnoxious to them-tale after tale such
as have heard through the South and seen
daily narratives OF in the papers. Aoelda-
mai No security for life Property is qui e
ssiel It's proprietor IS in imminent danger,
were It only from stray bullets when he
turns q corner. The Hbar," tire 'sdrink,
the savage practice of walking about with
pistol and poinard- ungovernable passions,
ungoverned because there is no law 10 pun
ish the deeds TO which they lead-those are
the causes of acts which would not be tole-
rated in n7the worst days of Oorsiean pendetts
and which must be put down, or the coua.
tries in which they are unpRnished viii be-
come as barbarous as jungles of wild beasts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
You're.

l should have stated that our loss is nov
estimated at about 600 killed and 1900
wounded aud prisoners. l should also
have said that the Black Horse Cavalry ap-
preached carrying our flag until they we're
among our boys. This act did much to en-
rage them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
NEW REMEDY,

= s1percedinR Cubebs, Copaiba, OapauIss, or any
eompound that hiss evs' hson before the public 1t
- ONE aUNnEED PHYSICIANS,
In their private pretloo with entire Success In all
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
For diseases pi private diseases; Cure Is frequent
BE- placed IN them This remedy ia a newly disoOV-
cred 9pechei more active and moro speedy In fts Of
iocts tnan Oubob9 or oOpaiba alone The Pills are
half the size Of Capsules, and never nauaaate the
stomach o. tmpregnafe the breath. Six dozen Pilla
- Prico ONE DOLLAR. M
Ths above viii be sent by mall, on receipt Of ms
Sod by WH. FIsKK, Agent IOr Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
gapet Aaltaiaas.
100 600 ORoLIs WALLPAPER

War has been declared and Secesainu IA the order
o. the Gay, ana now "a the time for ali tidy house
Keepers 20 secode from dirty and smoky walls, and
ootrce on then With & ruah, new Wa IL pa PFIi
! IRE HEALTHE lI0l = 1890
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
ior aele ~ ~ fArs "a 2 b., a., superior ST. and
80 iog that al can ret thoIi.
4 THE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
we are nov ready % sell Frciich, Eneiish and
american wall papers frun 50 10 % prr can't beiolP
psevious pricesi and would most respectfully invite
" 70 look IN upon our stock before BUYING for 10
quality OF goods and the length of pieces, We eau
give ths utmost satiaiartiOn. Our goods coming an
fectly nom the factories, thereby save one pTnnt
Also large assortment Of Shades Of eyory yarie,
GOLD BANDS, &C. &C.
Also just Oreued beautiful lot Of
.uli COR N q aES
with Bands, LoOi. 10, TO match. .Oo.ds and rsa.
sells IN endless riety. Paper Hanging DONE AZ
sble rate lIl -
Also, wo would take lioe iebs OF painting, grain.
ing and TAralahias st fair and rennnesgtivs rates
N. B. TO Dealers We would iavite t6sir y S.fsStioo ~
% cur large atsiak ..fa --.lI 1ncr1sf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
GOLD BANDS, &c. &C.
Also just olened a bcAutiful lot Of
SiaaafiaI.

EQREIGN EXUHANGE.--.
a Drafts Ia amounts 20 suit, from s. upwards on
snglsnd and France, snd all the principal Cities Q
Nuremberg, Casael, Cologne, Hamburzh, Bre11ei,
srnttgartF lanhsim and Pragus. For sals iy -
mr1 RETTBERG 4 HAUsAIA ER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
THE BATTLE BY A CLEvELANDER.

Personal EFpsrisnees Of tEs Day- The Plaie
-S'9RPiay ths Roui-Sspsa Hsn brsastiag
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

: We publish below some extracts from
private letter Of gentleman Of this city
who was upon the 6eld Of battle upon Sun
day last Il gives very graphic narration
Of the events which fell under the writer's
own observation:
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
HOTEL.
GENERAL. STAGE OFFICE,
FGREPROoF BRICK BUILDING,
AUBURN. CAL.
Daniel Guiou, Proprietor.

HIAVINC; taken the "American," the proprie
4 Il tors respectfully solicit from the public
liberal patrona ge--teeling assured that their eX-
perence in the busin, IS is such rs will enable
them to render entire satisfaction TO all who may
come as efforts will be spared to please guests
The "American' has the advantage OF being
new house, is fre-proof. we'll finished, and the
Bed Rooms and Parors we'll furnished, are plea
SAINT, and will always be found neat and clean.
The TABLE will receive strict attention, and
supplied with the best Of the market. and the
BAR with the best OF Liquors.
The Office of the California Stage Company
is kept at this Hotel where passengers can take
the stage daily for Sacramento, Nevada. Dutch
Flat, Iowa HILL Yankee Jim's Forest Hill Pla-
cervile, ETC.. and tri-weellly to Marysville.
Auburn, May lst lS6l.-my