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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27
TINE LATE BULL RUN DISASTER.
The Disorganization Of the Government and the
Howlings Of Its Press
From the Times, July %.
CHANGES IN THE CABINET.

That portion If The press chch, w is n,np,lot, gencp
brought about he casually Of Sunday, has hp nod is energies
az direction ptee Is tiksy TO DO g,edt mischief
For the cry "oa,ard to RicAmsnd mlici has covered Tie
fields Of Virginia Nth brace fello,rs slaughtered ,ch,
goaay endtarotng ociets us impossible ity hare SUD
HHuted cry for the dismissal gttte Cabinet this
ment Of national agony and effort were timely for a reyo
luton Of the government and the displacement OF the
Presidents actual adv seis by and entirely mex
vperiended men 1t !. possible though IL strikes Ne be
ing extremely improbable, that hustyto the OF
the Union would take more malignant and daugerous
form. eCdJna has beer gsy Of no act nat should lose
The confidence Of The country t,less consist ydiiq tho
readily 10 the cel,asefs 81 H. reyjo~nds wth roc demand
ais orsriroc This is an error that is not likely bc.rc
pested Neither government nor people il in the temper
TO lislep again 70 the advisers whose counseis have
wo may heroatef 9onpdN only ii DE wisdom, bni in
the independence It tbe administration in conducting this
great contest
FL s na sa So aass sso Sass s
PIE, exists in regard to one Of lts henters Tie
t,eo departments whch hare o'cdiot cias IF he iroe
Of The public confidence 10 reo,m Geh DATES Nth uso
and success, 7Se secrta,yG Wcr, through rtoe laid,
the arger portion Of ne Noisoad millions is teg
q cost mus necessarily ie Is Suro'Hd'd ty R"ncS utter
gtnconrat0e nth ne rt@er otc4or9e Of his functions.
ne poputatton q Pe'Dgt''"a ,Ho 'hador-hcs giren
! the dymp Pennsylvania C.7e,0i, rhose criminal
,actipi,y hos cost Us ded oid he ecse n Thousand
res and Of another, whose only service dshcart.
the Union sentiment Of Baltimore aud encourage trait
Ike Kane who, but for the loyalty and energy OF
General Banks would have proceeded to de.
clare Instruction 10 HIM o,e ind.Led for he tuS.,
tae he national Seriee 81 benps rano ye9me, uhoss
cohtnQ uos rags and ,ctcse restitution oprscld Jojlay
o. Ut charitable. and aehe ."ded ba ptseis 10 mankind
ne unprecedented spectacle n soldiers serttns en- nQsse
battle field irhsre her feNccs raging desperate
conflict wt he enemy Ter ether characteristics 81 Mr.
Camerons sourse neither dnaue paiiiay any other
conceivable cause Is sufficient 10 WIN the nu.
msL9us regiments, which he snow too eager 10 accept
on INV terms, originally rejected why he has uni.
formy declined enearrsse the enrolment cavalry,
the want Of which has crct and almost destroyed the
army why 1t required absolute compulsion the part
OF the President and General scott 10 his oppo-
eiton TO the acceptance Of regiment of marksucu who
night have CoNntorpoised the admirable Of that arm
which the enemy made IN the late action why he cons ucd
the manufacture OF the entire OF needed
cannon to Pennsylvania firm instead of dividing the
contract, il 1t hae to go that state among score Of its
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAl.

FRiDAY. .suly 26-6 p. NJ.
The Snh-Treasurer received $500 500 to-day on
accom-, of Treasury notes. the receipts on accounf
of tic 81 600 900 six per cent notes now amount TO-
about - 600 600. The whole account would doubt,
less have been taken before this, bnt that MI
cisco has hegun to dispose of she 73-lota per cent
Treasury notes having three gears to run an" COZ"
ycuiilc into funded stock. Savings BANKS shu
many individuals prefer these 10, the per eehts'
and take them instead. We unders aind that MI.
Chase will shortly appeal'to the COUNTRY Tor 'oai
Of n round sum an tbese notes, ana, nom all lhat
we can learn tie prospect of its being taken IS
v,rv GOOD indeed. 1fere Is nothing new in money
today: the markets dull. and no change in auos
,seons Tha yintfs delivering coin at the rate o
pa 3 ns,yyons week. The Month A'ne'1eom
SAYS
The on %ativcs working ovcr tine to pr9csce mo
siuews Il war in sufficient quantity. The coinage IS prn
ci,al double eagles. Large quantities Of mohss are ALSO
! ben d coined for private account
/ Ahe foreign exchange market con1hnes hrm.
| Bankers asked 1919, los for their eierung bills
4 to-day and 5.2324 % for france; They ind 1t
difficult to sell at these rates; LG mercantile bills
are so scarce that they feel idle socitudc on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
UNrED STATES STEAM FRlGATr ROANOKE, I
EnRIRrss MONROE lnlX "a 1861

IA Expedition Eaed Oa for Reconno,ring Among the
Re,ets Astore-Eahusiosm of the Sdilors-T,co Rich.
mo'd Steamers Locked for, de-
This has been busy day Oh board our ship, as well as
the Minnesota and the other smaller craft comprising the
fleet now at anchor here Aside from the active opera.
ons gong on in coaling vessel cleaning up after
short cruise and doing some slight repairing to eur en-
gnes this forenoon has been busy employed In getting
out our launches and cutters and hitting them out for an
eXredton-whero, nobody knovs--but st is supposed
BACK river, small stream entering into the Chesapeake
AT one o'clock our two LAUNCHES, 10 charge Of Lieu.
tenants Jefers aud Fleburtoh, each with howItzer
aud full complement Of marines sailors and ernneys
ana supplied with one days rstions and a\fvl com
pement OF ammunition left They were snod nv three
aesls from the Minnesota forming Qta Of Eve boats
well EQUIPPED 20. serycc taken IL tow by thentie
propeller A9riac, aud dfe nov, as write, ;.s. rounding
the light bound On their mission Another pf6pcllsr
smiar TO The Adriaic, whose cannot. remember
follows IN The wake, with second detachment Of boats
and lot OF troops from Fortress Monroe Speculation is
on tpoe on board our ship as to the destination Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27
ACTING GENERAL SwEENY TO sECRETA
RY CAMERON
HEADQUARTERS SOUTHWEST ExprbaIoN


SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July u 1851
SRI have the honor 10 inform you that left st. Icais
Sunday, June g. with three hundred aud arrived
at Rola the terminus Of the southwest branch Of the
Pacific Railroad, the same day where Established de-
pot.
tproceeded from that pon, on the cath Of Jane ara
arrived at this place Monday July hagins established
gsrrsons at various points along the route TO keep my
communications open -
taxing necessary steps to make this ,my centre Of
VI oPe,aons ssuel orders to Col Siege and Col Salo
uoa The heedqpartefs OF Whose reaimens We're NJ gr
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~
,entb az nv tina 5 ,h uno ~,
Of his once he Jevos DAYS 70 nnsrrspg "yor the ap
pontmcnt Of suffers and messen5ers and arranging mi
nor matia, os ,n l, u ana a. hn
c ,uh ho que d 'ss poa,oc coi'se9uenVe 70 u puo
ma have marked the rue Of Mr. Cameron in The Var be-
sra thow nresnnt an,n, w & Nv e
pubc conidence rbacced "i,h 10 W. ,a
only vitality important bureau of Tho ADMINISTRATION
Mr. (amoron bas IN lad u, ocaro a. ho o ,ho ~
lie raith by ogioIennv onorsy and bpcs 7, = ou1ent
ly proper Therefore that n chance should NJ once he
made In The office ~ e0 ~ " w ~
Fortunately for Secretary WeIos tho universal oonvic
ton OF his nadequacy 10 fni the dflcnu duos Of hs
noson has moi, been ecconna,ied hn ~ 90
lis integrity But The sar,e i,soa ~ s,ly,,i,s
,nlicL he Uar De,a,t1rf;s t.JS A. ~
Nv lie sae esy 10 he Gfce and ssSoe;o ~, Of
,,rocgieoI y, tho same reluctance 10 accent XII Mint
headed y,le, tonderod no o"r nsJrio ci,i NJ ~;
owners Of slipping. Thus to ISOLATE himself r. m he
e ,,l " mis1 es','o,o VIZ 90 nehSasape Va
long maritime tsror, r, IN ho rasof Mr. W,las yhn
has mo- kno,ya1 ar cxnersn.c yl1lsr,r and ,yho
shonId see, IL M lie bcs, sorrc.s :, 10 g1,
ac And we ere M it,teIitel, ~ c,, ~, ,,ieicco
and IND Gronce ,yhicb renders tbe hc,o1e n"r fnr
mai WHARF, i, night IA, tioron,h AMI ,y,h csccts n
cover the ocean " IN vessels IN pa,it OF Tho bsy pri
v,i.pra or IN rinne ~ r,ircv a,rn,G,, n, =, n,
nn,clanig through ts iuoGeianey II would ho ,ye If
we conld hold ths ,rear 70 n,,,'or, sn,. Min,
Tho covornme n may he assured ef TO sospe IN" tyyo
t,,enis we b,ur dnei,I m trc cl'a. S ~ oiD
present administrators viii fond no,vnrr, ~ di,nnisI
ihl couglenco the mai ion giv. IA, rvnav N he s,n
mort Tncsa olanaes fort9nalciv vii, nSt afrrt to IN
icgry Of tie Cabinet or Interrupt Tho moyenlant Of the
r,or, h9r6eh harnopv nt5 The "bayo, M' 81 q .o
ald rujoulcd ~ ~ aud cin,oncy into The OIL Ioy
n 49, therefore b nado without tho hazards o, il,
radical revolution Which would lose tho country l,e e
VICES OF staerlnop il cannot afford IL sn,r, ava vho4a
plesoit, is pledge that the popular win IS TO be fuzzy
tuJ hou Sly Vut in execution.
rNroin ne Times jay PSI
wyo a. RFspGNsIBlF9
General Mcdowell IA NOT nj ali l,l; 10 hnc c,,oh. this
battl2 on ms own rcguonqL,lity tnf S,ot l. ,,5n,
10 lave bcrn otosoa IA fhe ,vIoe srlpr, rro,o mo M
pipuins MD b. own deellraon ro1,entcd b. Mr. J,,h
n..i.y ,,f,f
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-.
THIRTY-sEvENTN cor GREsS.
EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON. July %, 1861.
!" ~ TT
MEMORIAL FROM ufIriNDHE

WASHINGTON July 20, 1861.
MEMORIAL DAIrM0Re
Mr. KENNEDY, (opp) OF Mi presented memorial from
inc mayor and czens Of Baltimore complaining OF tho
usuipa'ons OF the military forces that city, and de-
mandng asa matter Of right that tho liberty of the citi
Gems shall be preserved and all their rights OF property
protected Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
POLICE PoRcg eoa wAsin>croN
Mr. GRIsss (rep) OF iowa, from the Committee ON the
District of Columbia reported bhl to provide metro.
potan police FOE Washington Laid over Until TO morrow
NATIONAL Al TrES1oS
Mr. TEN EyOx, (rep) Of N, j. introduced bin to
establish national armory At Trenton n J. Referred
10 the Military Committee
BRIDGE Across POTOMAC
MI. GeiaEs moved to take up tho b to provide for
new bridge across the Potomac clvor
The b provides for tine constructor Of n now iron
bridge the present bridge an1 also for tho repair
the present bridge The bill was passed.
COMPENSATION og G0yERSGgNT o.losRs.
Mr. sHsRNAN, Qep) u OHIO reported frUm the Com
mttee on Finance pin 10 provide Board Of Commits
soners to examine The compensation of al officers of the
government Tho bill provides to oxauc regulate and
equa!!io te comlensaton of al Tie employees of the
9oyornnll ut The BIZ was passed.
riE INTEGRITY OF TIE UNION MAINTAINED.
Mir c1hRk, (Fep' OF A. H. moved g take up The roso
the supremacy aad integrity q ,he Union
nays !, Mr.. brccAaridge
with the first part u tho resolution hut bo would not
vote to ge the rcsorceAof thc country which
lac (Mr. becdmidge) believed not TO sustain the
integrity OF the Union.
PUNISHMENT DISHONEST CONTRACTORS.
The bill TO preyeut and punish fraud On The part
Officers making contracts Tor The government taken
up aud passed.
APPROVAL Tpe PRRalpgNr's ACfs.
The Joint resolution approving of The acts cf The Presi
dent was taken up aud postponed uUtil tomorrow
PUN is,ENT OF CoNSPieAffA irorer
The bali to deGac and punish conspiracy taken up
ana pas sod.
MIR. POWELL, (opp) of Ky, presented protest from
the minority OF the senate the passage of the bill,
signed by Senators Bavord, salisbury, Peaice kennedy,
Bright Brcoknrdgo, POWELL Polk and John so0, aud cod
tcndng that treason !, political offence 70 be pun.
shed as the bill provides
Mr. TRuMBu1l (rep Of ~. said the bill lid punish
treason but conspiracy. When consp. ator could not
be Indicted il vas treason. lie nstauCed Mis-
souri, where persons cousrcd and by threats prevented
the Postmaster from dong his duty.
Mr.. POWELL novei that the protest be ont cred tho
journal and printed.
The subject was laid until to morrow.
sVrPRHSslo. RRuELIoN
The biz TO provide for the suppression of rebellion
taken w and passed
TIE TARIFF
The bill to provide revenue taken up the question
beng on the amendments offered by CIR. Simmons from
the Committee Finance.
Several amendments adopted when the bill was
postponed
On motion of Mr.. SUMNER the Senate went into Execu-
tive SESSION
On the opening Of the doors again the Senate adjourned
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IAYDs or TIITNOTs

WHICH, IS tney VIII perceive, viii enable tnen, by
proper energy perseverance, and industry % provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families with
comparatively speaking, very little capital.
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AIM uoRRRsPoNDRNCR.
CAMP SHERMAN, D. G.
May 80, 1861.

CAMP SHERMAN, D. c. /
May 80, 1861. !
DEAR FRIENDS We all honor the glori-
GUS old flag that our fathers fought and bled
under, and We all ought to be ready to pro-
tect it. There are about $4,000 stationed
in and around this city at present, 50 if
the rebels think they stand in need Of any
thing in the shape Of blue pills, they had
better pitch in, and endeavor to take this
city, and give US an opportunity to show
them what kind Of boys We raise in Ohio,
think, from what can learn, that We
viii have possession of Virginia in less
than two weeks, or get tremendous
thrashing.
We changed our guns the other day, and
We have got splendid muskets now; but as
our company is to drill as skirmishers, we
shall change again and get Minnie rifles.
I can hardly find time to write, for
We have six drills day, and consequently
hare not much time to spare. We are ell
anxious for brush, as you may suppose,
for We have been laying around for six
weeks, and are getting very saucey, if not
very fat.
Last Sunday morning we we're out ex-
ercising in the morning air, when man
dressed in citizens clothes came into our
camp, went down to the cook-room and
commenced lingering our provisions He
was seen to cautiously mix Something in
the sugar, which Of course caused his i'm
mediate arrest. After forcing him to eat
some of the sugar, they'gaye him lodging in
the jail, where in the evening be was found
q corpse. You see, therefore, that We can
not be too careful as to whom we let into
our clmp. We are literally in the midst
Of the rebels, although they dare not ex-
press their opinion publicly.
I hope you are enjoying good health,
and are also making preparations to see
the victorious Grays marching through the
streets of Cleveland; for as near as I can
make out, we shall have to return home at
the expiaation of our three months.
Yours, WV. F. GILLsoN,
Co. E, 1st Regiment
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WHEAz VESSEL Rus INTO AND SUEK-The
schooner Storm KING, bound down from this
port TO Buffalo, with q cargo of about
1900 bushels Of wheat, was run into by the
propeller Michigan, of Beaver Islands, about
ten o'clock Saturday morning, and sunk in
about five minutes, in nearly 400 feet of
water. The vessel asd cargo a total loss.
The cargo was insured in the Buffalo Mutual
for abeut 81 400, and s., 600 in the CONNER
cial Of this city. The vessel was insured for
Ss, 600 in The Buffalo Mutual. Crew ali saw
ed. The wheat was shipped from Kellogg
& Strong's warehouse. The propeller. We
believe, was uninjured FREE HitsOGukis
Democrat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-10

ELECTED CoLoNEL.-Our old friend, Cap.
tain Samuel Beatty, of Company A., Can
ton City Guards, we are happy to learn, has
been elected Colonel of the Nineteenth Ohio
Regiment Mr.. B. has for a number of
years been Sheriff of Stark county, and is
a stsunch Democrat, and in obedience to
our country's call was among the first who
volunteered his services in defence of the
stars and stripes Mr. B. has also served
in the Mexican war, and is thorough mil
itary man. The Nineteenth viii give a
good account Of itself under command of
the gallant Colonel Bucyrus Forum.
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THE s0UTHERN PART

Of the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while tho soil b admirably adapted 10 the growth o
Tobacco and Hemp and the Wheat IS worth from Is 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-10

FRE.-A FIRE occurred at the house No
ia River street, occupied by Charles Wal
lace about half-past - o'clock. The roof
Of the house adjoining, occupied By Joseph
FrOIey, Was slightly injured. Both houses
are owned by Trad Kelly Wallace's loss
viii not exceed $50. The damage to the
property is about 500. There was no in.
surance. The cause Of the fire could not
be ascsrtAined, but it was supposed to have
been communicated BY sparks from scme
Of the surrounding buildings.
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by the use Of these Pills the periodic attse.s q,
NerFous on Sick Headache may be prevented. ana 4,
'Aken at tbs commencement OF an attac i'm, ,,,-.
'olei rom rain and sickness will be obtained
Lhey seldom tail in removing the Nance ~ H.
acne 70 which ~ males are subject
Ihey act gsltiy upon the Bowels, remov,ns r,0.,
iveness. ING SOss-
Tor Literary Men, Students, Delicate Femslo. ..,a
persons Of S'dentary habits, they are valuable y
laxative, improving the appetite, giving toDa 80
'isor 20 the digestive organs, and rostorin, ~
eiAstlcitT and strength Of the wbos svs,s-,
THIS OEPHALIO PIII,s
are the result Of long inYestiRatiaD srs ....-,,.
oouuucled experiments, having been In usa r,o-,,
S'ilns "hi'h time they have prevented and
Fa,-p, 'as' amount Of pain and suffering from
Nnetns' originating in the nervous sys,
''ll' VI IRON dertnged state Of the stomach
Ihey are entirely vegetable in their eonno.it,or
ana may be taken e. ali times with perFact 800,
without making anJ change Of diet. and tbs .Isa,
OF any disagreeable taste renders It EASY 10
ter them to Children. - -O' li'-
BEWARE OOUNTERFE14u
sI.i The genuine have hvo signatures Of Bsurv n
Sold by Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine.
tbs B4a BG5 will be sent BY mall prepaid on r.o.iv. .,
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
SS-AiI orders should be addressed to
henry 0. sPALDINq.
IS Cedar Street, New York,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-10

Those deeds which were wrought at the
Battle Of Bank Street will live long in the
memory of those who witnessed them.
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no mn oBBRLIN VOLUNTEERS.



Go forth brave menl our brothers all;
We part from thee In sorrow;
co forth-to suffer and to dare
Enveloped In cloud Of prayer.
But on the glad to morrow,
when traitors all are flown or slain,
Back from the conflicts bloody plain,
We hope to welcome thee again.
Go, soldiersl In thy onward march,
Oier pathways rough and dreary,
Remember-'tis for God you fght;
For Justice, country, truth, and right;
And when your hearts grow weary,
Look up TO heaven-and never despair,
For God-our God. ie reigning there
And he will make each soul his care.
OF soidiers-brOthsrs one and ell,
In the dark hour of battle,
should fate decree that you must fall,
By cleaning blade or whlzzing ball,
When the fierce weapons rattle,
Look upward ts thy native sky
Look upward with expiring eye
Remembering It's for right you die.
Go forth brave men-our brothers gol
We part from thee In sorrow;
But far, through the dark mists Of night,
We catch the glimpse Of coming light,
The glory Of the morrow,
When Freedoms flag shall wave on high,
When Freedoms sons shall rend the sky
With their soulstiring triumph cry.
Oberlin, June 9th. 1851.
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9egal Aotites.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS S
lll SALE.-Pursuant to the command OF an alias
order Of sale, from ths Court Of Common Pleas
Of the county OF Cuyahosa and State Of Ohio ct the
suit of Ezra Moulux, plaintiff against Levi Thorn
as, ct. ais, defendants, to directed, shall ex-
pose for sale ct public auction, at the door Of thu
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, in said
", on Monday, the l0th day Of June, IS5l, ct two
O'Clock P NJ, the following described real estate,
situated in the township OF East Cleveland, in said
county: "A tract cf land situated In lots Nos and
in Fast Cleveland, in Cuyahoga county, Ohio be-
ginning at point on the plank road at the west
Of that portion OF the premises set on 70 Eectar
Smell; thence s. 504 degrees E. chains; thence s.
3yA degrees W. % links thence =. o04 degrees u.
5 IS chains to the west line Of Ohiiteneen Lewis
land thence south 505 chains; thence N 5OA de-
grees w. S.92 chains then 3 n 50A degrees W. s
chains to the plank DAD thence N. 394 degrees T.
237 chains to the place of beginninR and containing
4 25 acres, less 2lO0 acres Of said land be-
ing in lot No. and g7-l00 acres in lot No. Ap-
praised value s537 50.
WILLIAM K BHERWIN,
Master Commissioner.
Williamson 3 Riddle, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-10

OK FURLoUoH-A considerable number
Of Camp Dennison soldiers came up on the
Cincinnati train this morning on furlOugh.
Among them was Capt Kenny and nine
teen men Of the Hibernian Guards Capt.
Kenny comes to recruit thirty or forty men
to enlist with his company for three years
service. BE reports that everything at
Camp is going on smoothly, and that most
Of the complaints which are made concern
ing it are entirely groundIess. His men
are in excellent health, not one Of them be-
ing in the Hospital.
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8uaraing.

BOARDING HOUSE---TRE
~ HOUSE, No. q Public Square, and b. the
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and is now
3pon for Boarders. Families wishing to furnisb
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and SINGLE
Boarders and Day Roarders will ind GOOD accommo-
dations on reasonable terms. HaiHrencas Rivep ard
required. 1el:R26l S. W. BURRlTT.
QOARDING.-THE HoUsE FoRM-
II ERLY known as Stewards Boarding House No
% Public Square, ig now opened flr BoarderH Fam
lies desiring unfurnished rooms can be nccoblmo-
dated with ParloIs fronting the square Also Dsy
mayzl:s4S FMeAY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-10

lFrom the Advertiser. Providence, R. II
The Oephalic Pills are said to be remarkably et-
ectiye reme'y for the headache and one Of lie yerv
or been disco Eered. ~ -' "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-10

SoU1HzES ExoDUs-The Southern cars
this morning, brought in considerable
number of Southern families, some Of whom
were aceoRpanied By their black servants
They are on their way east to escape from
the tumult and turmoil which reigns su-
preme down there