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HILLSBOROUGH {. $40
MILITARY ACADEMY.

THIS INSTITUTION IS UNDER THE CONDUCT OF
Il COL e. C. TBW formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy Columbia. S. c. 1t is designed to a
ford education of the scientific and practical char
that obtained in the State Military Institutions Of
Virginia and Soub-Carolins.
COURSE OF-STUDY.
First Year. 5M CEGss-Arthmetic Algebra French His
tory United States, English Grammar, Geography, OrtbO-
graphy.
Second Year, 4M Cgass-Algebra Geometry, Tigonome.
try, French Latin Universal History, Composition.
Third Year, Sd CEass-Descriptfve Geometry, Shades,
Shadows and Perspective Analytical Geometry Surveying,
French, Latin Rhetoric History of England, Literature,
Drawing ElocutoH
Fourth Rear I'd 62ass-Dlf and Int CalcnIus Natu.sl
Philosophy Chemistry Rhetoric Logic Moral Philosophy,
Latin, Drawing, ElocHton
Fifth Tedr, LIST CassAgricultural Chemistry, AstronO-
my, Geology Mineralogy, Civil Engineering Field For6
cation Ethics Political ECONOMY Evidences Of Christian
ity, Constitution of the United States
Infantry and ARTILLERY Drill will form feature of the
whole course.
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKs.
The Academic year will commence on the frs Wedues
remission to the fourth Wednesday in November. The
Barracks arranged with special reference TO the
sites of Military Academy The main building is 2lO
feet long and three stories high; another building I95
feet long, contains the ball. kitchen, store ROOM
geons Office and hospital.
The charges for the Academic year $35 for which
the Academy provides board fuel lights washing nsruc-
tOn xt-books, medical attendance and clothing.
For circulars containing full information address
COL. Q. C. TEW,
Supt b. n. A.
November 80, 1850. 4s-w&swly.
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FIFTH REGIMENT STATE TRooPs.-The Richmond
Dispatch speaks in high terms of Col McRae's reg-
ment in the battle of Manassas. 1t Colonel j. P.
Jones and the Chaplain of the regiment Rev. James
Sinclair, commanded in the absence of Col. McRae
who could not be present account of serious in
jury to his ankle We will publish the article from
the Dispatch in our next.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., July 81, 1861.

hHhlNGTON ~ ", OuIy 1oOl
When wrote my letter of the ODD, l stated in
postscript that the bells had commenced ringing
and there was an exhibition of universal rejoicing
in Wilmington over the victory at Bull Run. Our
people were indeed enthusiastic The bells contin-
ued to ring all day. At IL o'clock services were
held at St James Church. All the military COM
panies paraded, and at night there was display of
fireworks in 'front.' of the market-house. Aliens
Brass Band helped considerably to enliven the
cason. A Mr. Risley, another suspicious character,
has been arrested and lodged in JAIL for expressing
feelings unfrendly to the South. Wilmington still
has few more of the same kind, ard if they. only
knew what was good for them they would go home
and never come back. A man who is not with us
is certainly against us. You must remember
having seen some time ago in correspondence from
this place the names of j. L. Fl. and j. R. B., who
had quietly slipped out of town in the Wee hours of
the morning. They are men who have resided in
Wilmington for at least twenty years, should sup
pose and also have both made fortunes, and held
prominent places. But now, just at time-and
critical tme--when they should show their patriot.
ism and their love of country, which heretofore
they have so boldly manifested, they sneakingly
slip out of town in the tcce hours of the morning,
leaving their business in charge of Southern part
nerS.
Troops continue to pour through. Several of the
remains of our men who fought at Bull Run passed
through here Thursday night en- route for their rest
ing places. WORRELL.
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sc Distinct as the BiIIows. vet one as the Sea 2,

"Distinct as the Billows, yet one as the Sea s''
We will inform our correspondent that the above
line is quotation from the poem styled ocean, by
a British poet named James Montgomery. We copy
the whole stanza-the sixth-viz:
All why hath Jehovah, in forming the world,
With the waters divided the land,
His ramparts of rocks round the continent hurled,
And Graded the deep in his hand
If man may transgress his eternal command,
And leap over the bounds of his BIRTH
To ravage the uttermost parts of the earth
And violate nations and realms that should be
DistncL as the pillows. vet the sea-
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Brahmin Cattle ana cashmere Goats.


Mr.. Raymond, of the Southern; Oultipator, re-
Gently paid visit to Mr.. Peters farm at Calhoun,
Gordon county, in upper Georgia He states that
the Brahmin Cattle, imported from Asia, have fully
realized expectations He saw the COWS MIXED,
oxen worked, &c. The Brahmin COWS gave from
eighteen to twenty-five quarts of milk per day, in
June last They are more vigorous, healthier, and
appear better adapted to the climate than other
breeds. Mr.. Peters has now six hundred grade
Cashmeres about one hundred pure stock-the
grades the lowest being half stock and the greater
part being 1892 and Al 40 The fleece is long and
fine, and will hereafter be entirely staple in
our country. They have been tried successfully
both in Tennessee and the praires in the western
part of Texas. 1t would be well if some of our
farmers would introduce these animals in this State
Let the stock-raisers of the west look to it. 1t
would doubtless rebound to their own credit, and
the benefit of the agricultural productions of the
State
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CRACKERS! CRACKERS !

TENHE SUBSCRIBER IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
Il Merchants and Families with fresh baked Crackers,
Pilot Bread &C. at reasonable prices. Call and examine
and leave your orders. Terms Cash. -.
8. TAYLOR.
Newbern, N. c.. July 80, 1851. 6s-2m.
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MIssoURL-The State Convention of Missouri ap-
pears to be in the interest CT Lincoln and traitors
to The South. 1t has abolished the existing State
Government and the Legislature. Gov. jackson is
in Richmond. He says 100000 men ready to
take up arms in defence of the South.
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We find but little news by our last mails. The
government very properly keeps its movements a
secret The news of the occupation of Alexandria
by the Confederates and the movement upon Ar
lington heights, has not been confirmed. Yankee
prisoners continue to arrive at Richmond. About
$50 Southern prisoners, taken at Rich Mountain,
have been released on parole and have arrived in
Richmond. 1t is stated that an entire Pennsylvania
regiment has been captured at Falls Church. 1t is
said that Of she 600 of the 9Th Georgia regiment,
commanded by the lnmented Col. Barlow, only go
rallied after the battle Gen. Mcclellan has ex-
pressed the opinion that something must be done or
the resources of Lincoln's government must fail.
Large numbers of the Northern troops whose
time has expired are returning home. The panic
in New York was immense. Wall street was pow
erfully affected. Stocks fell and per cent i'm
mediately. The Northern press universally ex-
press surprise and indignation at the defeat Of
course they blame the government and the officers,
but admit that the South has some courage. The
defeat has taken them all aback. Adesperate effort
will be made to rally in support of the Capital. A
rally of the South at this juncture will plant our
standards in Washington, and recover the glorious
old State of Maryland from the iron heel of despo-
tism 1t is said that the Federals have possession
of Charleston, Kanawha county, Va.
Col Lees, the 9th regiment of N c. Volunteers
are at Monterey, Va, 46 miles north of Staunton.
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Msagher, the exiled Irishman, who volunteered
to fight the South was killed in the battle of the
twenty-6rst. eg
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BINGHAM SCHOOL,,
OAKS Orange Co N. e.
TIME WAR MAKES ROOM FOR MANY NEW PU-
Il Pills.
The next Session will begin AUGUST ssth. 1851.
Address, - , sssss&
June Is, 1851. = s5w9tpd.
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GEO. W. BLOUNT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Wilson, N. c.,
V"ILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash, Wilson. Edgcombe- and Franklin
Counties IS s-,--.-
Feb 81, 1851. 15-w&swly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-10

w with fresh breast OF milk situation wet il
respectable private family: furnish rcfe.
character and tapabity Apply days Ct
49, Hudson It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-10

NANTED-BY GENTEEI. GIRL. A SITUATION TO
w do light chamcrpDrk iase ohdsen UNDER
sands all kinds OF sewing and embroidery Best refs-
renee. Coll TIL engaged NJ z2s Eaal illh
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WANTED-BY A SMART ENGLISH GIRL A SITUA-
" ton 20 DO chant erwors, or waiting house
work In small private family; objection any
part the co,ntry Call l0l Ees. 9th st. the gre
curry
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{ArANrBD-BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN 4
w stuatiun ernaid and srarna.ress to tak&
Of children; objec,6n with the washinG
Call al lUj East I'D 81 floor
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JEANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND
W waiter or sesmstrss Good cy releIen from her
LAT place Call Tor two days IA washington betwseh
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A S SEAMSTRESS AND CHAMBERkATD-A YOUNG
N Ameri girl (rotesant) desires situation
stress and hamhermald as nurse aud seamsess Can
operate Dtcler Wilson's machipe has lection to
tue country travel here in Europe tin
engaged her present. employers f Dean st., house
east at Bond St, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-10

| IVANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL 10
w do general house snanbcrwor would take
charge Of baby. Good city reference from hast place
I Gall at 81 East Warren II.
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MrAkTED-iIY A YOUNG WOMAN, A sffU ALTON Az
w seanstress In respectable private family anacr
stands ssnakiBg 81: Xmas ei embroidery ana "a nifty
Ing crwoad do and sewing assist With ,le
Washing ana ironing, lake tie u children. Cal.
~ Mulberry 1t.
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] IvANTED-A SITUATION, ny YOUNG WOMAN IN
w pitvAte family, chsmherihaa aftress can,
give he hes 81 cy reference. Can 70 days q
| "a West 2hk St. near Sta ave.
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w ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH PERSON
w situation As aay's maid or chile understand
hhlessns and II good seauscgs; would have
tons 70 so 10 Europe Is accustomed TO travel has good
city refer Apply personally BY letter ~ NJ c. al,
West rs b 81. Ring No. 5 bel,
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w gill; 10 10 general nouscwork, chanberinnil tvs
best q city reference he given. Ca les Orange It,,
No. 8, Brooklyn. "
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y.IANTI.D-A SITUATION AS LADYS MAID AND
W 1ttssmaser fully Hnders snis BUSINESS; under
stands ba.raiessisg Can be hxsy recommended Gan 10
fer at her ast employers, ~ East lith
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INANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO-
w tesSnt girl AS ehambermAid aud hundress, Or - do
the Homework OF small srvze auily, with good
eudaons objection tho eeunuy. Cali al 20 LIST avs,
.F,in ogr
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WANTED-nY PROF FAINT YOUNG WOMAN, WIG
mas lived four Yeas and half In her last place,
situation scamstress IL excellent operator 0rSveI
Bak RS sewing hine; cut sHi make shfdren6
rohes nnd do all xmas Of fine sowing; woni do little light
ssmberv DIRK or take shtdren. The
best of reference be- given Apply - West 18Th st. SIN
doors west oi 9th ave, for two days.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsPEcTABLE Wo.
w man. rs wet ntrse with fresh breast milk. Beat
ol reference. Apply " ~ Monroe 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
NEW YORR nEARKET-IuIy 81.


AgLOUR-About &c lower, with only moderate
business doing for export and home eonsumptiou.s
Sales are y, 100 bbla S4,o04,n6 i0F suDernhe s.st
81 A0e4,30 TOR extra state Wedtern n Z Nhlleyi
choice Sass; S3,s0@4,Oe for aaperine Weatsrn si20
oa,33 Tor common 10 medium extra WESTERN " 81
ete0 lof shipping brands extra round hooped Nhioi
8abA6, 10 for trade brands do. Market closed rather
CANADA PLOUR-Mnrkst duh but prices
without change. saLBs $40 bbls - gs,qs9l,1O Tor
superdna; Ss,23R7 % Tor common 20 choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-ln moderate request, at y2,4o9
CORN MRAI.-Market steady at q, ,ss@8.sS for
Jersey; S3,fB6e3l0 10 for Brandywine. 90
WHish 9-hlarket duh and dropping. Sales
WHEAT--Asght supply Offering and with ialt
eIporti dempnd IN mtrket tor good sound parcels
Al sttnglc; lTHla buS Racine sprinR at alde7o; co.
Milwankee CLUB Al s5assoi 500 bush am west;
@II3; 30 bush new white Delaware ct 80.
x RHE-MArket quiet and steady. 1alss are $50
ia IBARLFS Essf @sSTkst dun and nominal.
CslRN-There IL less doing, but the market gen
orally without important ehangei strictly prime
45c; second shipping mixed western 42@4lc; eastern
do 4Od4Scj round yellow western 4Tc.
OAes-seilins a. zo9Sso ior uanadieni Hgsle
POI k-Markst quiet and prices without mste-
rial change; sales are go bbls at slssS for messi
BEEFGkarket less active but unchanged. Sales
at StuOtA5O for country prmei t5OOe3, ,t0ior oouI
PRIME MESS BEEF-Markot quiet and nom
BREF HARiS-selling OF SlG,OO@lb,OO.
Gut MEATS-Market continues inactive at ~
@5c f9E ssouladsrs; sSsSe for han hS%S s.hn., o..,
| sales 90 bbs smoked sides At Sc.
LARD MARKET a shade hrmer. Sales ars sIi
iBUTTER-solIlns at 7slOSo for Ohio OeI4c
OtOHERsE-Msrket steady at 2a7O as in quail
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, ,joSR / 5sRaIR ,ysssgsS, ,HssiEt
CITRATE AND OINTMENT.

and You have permanent Cure.
The ChkAfk has proved Itself 70 Be the haat Oint-
ment ever invented, and where once used, X has
never been known 20 lail Of ehscting . perrdansns
cure Of old Sores, letter aud RingWorm, Scald Hoad5
Chilblains, and Frost Bites BARRIERS Itch, Chappsd
or Cracked Hands LIPS, Blotches o. Piupid1 On
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01


Q. s. CoUEEs July s1.-ThiS morning the
tune was, sssigned 90 ths trial of George
Gordon and others for prsYenting The arrest
Of q fugitive from service, pursued BY Mar
shai Of the Southern District Of Ohio, to
Iberia, Morrow county.
The cases were continued at the instance
Of the District Attorney, until the November
term, who stated that one Of the important
witnesses was in the army in Virginia, and
another avoided process. i448
The defendants entered into recognizanee
without security in $4,000,
The District Attorney nollied the indict-
ments against Archibald BrOwnlee and
Horace Dunn for preventing the arrest of a
fugitive slave. ve..-.-
The criminal business Of the term is
closed aad the remainder Of the term will
be devoted to civil eases.
The case of King We, Brightman and 9th
ers, is set for trial to-day, August lst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
N. Y. CATTLE MARKET-JuIy 81.

The market underwent n decided reaction to-day,
owing altogether to large increHse in the week "
receipts Of Allenton's, where there we're a larger
number on slls than for several weeks past. The
msjority Of the offerings Weri good and the demand
steady. but prices declined kc. Tue buying towards
noon was very slow and Il was thought some OF the
cattle would be eft over, though the low rates AT
which they were offered probably tempted buyers Tor
ueorly IL not quite all beef catfla-
BREVES-First quality IS s,25; ordinary quail
ity S7,sos, m; common s7@75 80; Inferior S6,sOs7Od
SIiLCH COWs-Market dull and noninAlly
unchanged.
CALVKS--MaTket dull but without material
change -,
SHEEP & IaAlIBS-The demand is tOlerably
ac ives prime vualies readily taken at our quo
tatiOus prices of ther kinds show some nuetuation
but the rates are generally W thin our range quo,
t,tions of prime quality St25n5,OJ ordinary " q
@4,OE common S5@s5oi interior Sz,259S.OVOi reel
SWINE-DuIl, at sH@4Kc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
1lTHRaUIT

Tia 1sT AND 19TH REofMENTs.-The wofh
Of paying of and mastering out of service
Of the hrst and second Ohio regiments wa
commenced yesterday, and viii obe com
pleted as soon as possible. 1T is probable
that they will return on Friday or Saturday
A portion Of the Dayton companies will
probably be sent home to br Payed of, in or
der TO hasten the work. - ,'
The rolls OF the l9th are nearly all com
pleted, 50 thai it will require but compare
lively short time to dispose Of them, after
the arrival of,the Paymsstsrs who had no
reached Columbus yesterday morning.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.

MI Q e L i A N II y v ..
I'VE clip the following items from the Detroit Ad'
vertiser Of the slst;
prp,rprn- The schooner c. Reeve, which called
hare YESTERDAY to obtain new flying JibbOon, lost
in the collision on Sunday, and make 9her REPAIRS
has mpleted the same, and proceeeec Oh 10 baa'O
The brig Mayfover, which sustained more serious
INJURIES has arrived and is being put in order agn.
She will be detained here from three to iour Gaya
The brig Ferguson will doubtless be able 70 leave
by to morrow or next day.
AsHoRE-The Buffalo papers report blsok vessel
schooner j. C Clark. which i lying there Win ma
| teriaI for the lght-houss about to be built Inc
ting Gort1n Is lying alongside. Both vessel ana tug
! arrived here this mornin-, the latter 20 ootaln
/ new rudder brig Is also reported ashore below
Lexington on Lake Huron. This, no doubt Is some
/ craft loading with slaves in that vicinity
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Sold WAoleaale and Retail 81
EVHRYBODY APFRIOIATIB
Pc ERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN killer.
LLY ABDIOINE.

We beg to call the attention OF the pablo 70 this
long tested and unriFalied
------- IA III Y IrEn r(IrlruI- :.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

ArrOrErrD.-sir John Z. KlipPart, form
srly of this city, Secretary Of the Ohio State
Board of Agriculture, has received from the
Agricultural Bureau at Washington, the
appOiutment of "CommissiOner to the Ex,
hibition of Industry of all Nations" he
was formerly connected with this paper
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

FrRsr oHro REeIMENF.-Ths National In
tsIurenesr, of July 2sth. makes mention Of
the departure of the 1st Ohio Regiment from
Washington, in the manner following:
The Fret Ohio Regiment, Col. McCooki
left here yesterday evening for home, nav
ing faithfully fulfilled their term OF service
They were In the conflict on sunday i2ss 2s
and maintained their position firmly. We
are not able 70 state the extent Of their loss
They have an honorable record in the mill
tary annals of their country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

BARoMsTERs FoE FARNEEs--A iarnes mas
just told US, says an ezchange' that ne mas
used a barometer for several Rsasons and has
never known it fail to warn him of an aP-
preaching shower or storm in season. he
has saved many loads of hay and grain nom
the wet in this way
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01
CHICAGO MARKET-July 81.

HN TELEGRAPHsl
FLOUR-Market dull.
WITEAT-Market has declined 10. Sales at 69A
86sc for No. I, and 65xc tor No. 2 in store
CORN-MRrket advancing. Sales at &c aboard
OATS Market quiet =
RECyEl PTS, on bblB -four; q, 900 bu wheat
l75,O00 bush orn; 500 bush oats.
SHIPMENTS 5JObsls -FOUR 10000 bush corn
FRRIGHTs-Sc on corn.- &c on wheat tC
RXCHANGK-Par for currency.
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RHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HE'LL
70 THn HUMAN SIGHT EEER IEVzRFHDI
n "a R0LOMONSON.

~. etieGl and Scientific OPhetGH,
81 Ss Il. .lsrqest assortment Of the most Improved
l,-i-,SS ~ 81 'EOTAOLES All hiE Glasses Whorher
- sssv or far sighted, are ground under his eWn
inlpsefion - machinery Of new VII
resfe3t a re, 70 salt the eyes in all ca9eAs
.,-i7-s Weslnes,, Dizziness or Inflammation OF the
TTes and tmparainF strength for Ions readtnG o.
~ !. s5iomousou would here inform the public that
never enplors any in the sale Of ais Lsnses.
f : - 1iSC 4 soIendfd assortment ofSF1 GLASS ASi
rrT0R0ErbpIts COnfPAS8RS, &c., on hand.
- [SRTITICIAL EYES inserted without ps.in5
dvTIoS-Eo 10 Superior street, undor American
Hotsi. .-.-,' ..S--1
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OswEeO nIAaKET-JuIy 81.
ny TELE0RAPH.l
EL0UR-Msrket UNCHANGED.


FIOUR-Marzet UNCHANGED.
WHEAT-market dull aud holders are compelled
to submit TO decline in order to efe I sales No
thing ding to day. sales last night SO bus winter
terms
I0RN-HIsrket dull and unchanged. No sales.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL RREIGHTS-stcady;n nour sc; wheat
and corn &c, 20 New York.
= AXE ImP0RTS-Unimportan
CANAL EXPORTS-2,l9l Dbls nOuri 1920 bu
Wneat. q OOO bush corn
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respondent of the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
pays the following ompliment to this fine
body; lA Iaab
BarnetPs battery, or rather the men form
ing it, were paid off yesterday for three
months service, and went home this morn
ing They win nearly all return and enlist
foS the war. No doubt Cleveland will re-
ceiEe them with distinguished considera-
tion, They did that city and their State
high honor in Virginia. QusEtermaster-
General Wood braggs high over them. He
originally organized the Cleveland Light
ARTILLERY. and was captain of it for msny
years. The prominent men in is were drill
ed by him. When the rebels ran from it at
Philippi, Wood was the most patriotically
excited man in Central Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

RuEAwAx.-A horse hitehed to buggy
cane tea-ing down Frankfort street about
haIf-past yesterday afternoon. The horse
had been left at the Post-ofice unhitched,
while the owner went in after his mall
As a consequence, he will have nice little
bill toSoot, for repairs on badly shattered
buggy. The system of leaving horses un-
hitched is becoming Of frequent occurrences
and is very Wrosg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

CoNrRlBAxD-PERHAPs.-Twelve cases OF
army shoes consigned to E. Brown, St. Lou
is. were stopped by the Inspectors here yes
terday. They were finally sent forward tG
the care of the Marshal there. They were
SrOsn Boston, and of the army cut.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

~ Littelrs Living Age, Saturday Eve
ning Post. Banner Of Light, Herald of Pro-
gress. Clipper, wilkes Spirit, with account
Of the Rsht, anda new supply Of the Her
aid war maps, have been received Oy haWAA
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-01

1z-KE1vEs.-Two young men got INTO
a dispute yesterday afternoon at the We'd
dell House, and from high words came to
bowie.knives. Considerable brandishing
was done, but finally they were interfered
with, and no blood resulted.