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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

CLEVELAND Cars, ATTENTION are
hereby notified to attend special meeting
a. the Armory this Tuesday, evening at 8
o'clock, as business of importance will be
transacted. Per order, CoKEANDAET.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

WApE AND HUToEINs' OAvALRY.-Reorui'-
ing Offices are now opened at 2l9 Superior
street and at John sehrinkS, Public Square,
for the Sd company, authorized to be raised
In this county for this regiment.
L. @. THkYER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

~ Best quality Of Carbon Oil at 4S
centu per gallon By the barrel. Lubrieating
oil ct 20 and accents Mess PerE, lard but
ter, hams, dried beefsnd cheese, 70 be bound
ct Geo. surague's, Oviatt's Exchange.
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DIED.

On MondAy, August 'sth, & the residence Of r
in-law A. ". hRrmAn, '57 Prospect street, Mrs.
sUss N BATES, S.-d ~ y-ars.
Funeral On Wedne-6sy afternoon at o'clock
Friends Of the family a-S respectfully invited to At
tend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

FoR LAKE sUPERIoE.-The fast sailing
steamer Cleveland, Capt. F. 1. Miller, will
leave the dock of Hussey & Mcbride, Tues
day evening, Aug. 2Osh, at O'Clock.
auP20;It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

CAHP WooD.--Tents for the use of Ccpt.
Stones Creighton zouaves were put up at
Camp Wood yesterday afternoon. They were
also furnished With rations on the ground.
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OsWRGO GARkkT-Aas. Is.
rBY rELEaRAPH.1

FLOUR-Msrket unchanged.
WREAT-Markst moderate demnd. No upper
lake spring on the market; most Of lie mills which
have not had recent conBlRnmenss ar harOen Of
suppl There l. some shipping demand for inter
red west rn which ls held e. Sl,li With buyers At
81, y; oily boat load odsFi 8.
TORN Market arm Would sell readily, bnt
there is none in market.
Other grains quiet
ANAL FHkIGHTS-Stea teady; aour Hea2s
Ehest Sc; and corn Tc, 20 New York.
LAKE I1PORTS-5a bbls -four; $500 bush
wheat; 1000 hush rye. ~
CANAL RxPOnTs-l2 5Oa hush wheat; s,sal
bbls -four; 81, 80 bush corn; 1900 bush rye.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

RvIEoIEIA vAueHH.-Miss Vaughn, fOrm-
eay of this city, is playing on the Buffalo
5 age. She was announced last night for
"Lucretia Borgia."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

MAJoa coox.-Msjor John Coon, Pay
master in the Army, was in the city yester-
day, and left for Columbus in the afternoon.
he is to arrange for paying Ohio troops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

%It isstasod that tho erOesbsck RsEi-
msnt, numbering 96s men, rank and file,
leave Cincinnati, to-day, for Missouri.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

C. R.R-The track Of this road
has been fully repaired, and the train
from Pittsburgh, came in on time this
mOrnins.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

r For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, IT Public Square.
eugs- Ri
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

- The prize Of the NORNlHa LHADHR 10
asWS agents Is One DOllar snd Finy Cents
per hundred, end no deviation under any
circumstances.
Ths postage on the LHADEH, 70 Nowa
Ooalsrs, is Ons-fOurth OfA cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage stamps should send Us one and three
cont instead OF larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
CHICAGO MARKET-AuG. IL.


PT.0UR-Msrket continues firm.
WHEAT-Market dull at 74e for 70. !; T29ssc
fof No 10 store.
2f1s e &C anoat.
6lTs Market active. Sales No l in store at
ls4o.
ECEIPTs-7 cO1 bbls -four; l4S.OOO buh wheat;
26i 90 hush oru: 3f,ian oats
8HTPnI ENTs-50 0 0bbls hour; e, 900 bush coTni
RBIGHTs-Dccreaso s@sc for sail; sSslOc
" ORTCH N9E-Xa,x for currency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

DIED on TIE Battle FrELD.-Alf Burnett,
the elocutionist and poet, was killed in battle
at Poca, Kanawhs River, Va. he was con-
nectsd with one Of the Ohio regiments.
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BLOOD FOUDi
BLOOD F0ODl
nL00n EDUDl


10 ell suhsrins trom OonHum ptioni inctpsent o.
confirmed, or IRON debility Of any kindi CT from
ulental or nervous pncstration, brought on by On.
oadss; or from scrofcl0uG complaints; or from dis
sasss Of the kidneys or bladder; and to Ladies' sui
frfnr any Of the many distressing complaints Their
90 sTs iiabis 70, sDd which enRondsr Consumption
THE BLOOD FOOD
= cdered Is Certain and Reliaole keInedy. Dtier
inr n every particular from the patent medicines Of
ths ay Il Is chemical cor binhtiOn Of lBOh, SUI
FHUR and FBOSPAORyct otverT great worth, enc
many hundreds bee glad and grateful testimony r
fhe benefits it hEHc 1erred on thum.
OHUROH a DUPONT, fgs Broadway New YORK
are the sole proprtetorr o. the artlcei ana nave
DonseQuenos d e fraud attsnptsd upou the public
0hang6d the color OF tbs Outsic3 wrapper from ne
10 TTLEoW; and increased the gEo Of the bottle 70
Dunos8. Bo ven cautious in buying 20 see that tn
kcsila Of their signature IL on the outside Of tht
WrEppcr, as gil others sre oou .terteits II conEe
1usnce Of the large demand for this atfce, the s0l
loving druggists have al ordered and recaiVed scr
B5iss OF the new kind, viz:
Chas A. Kimball, Va. Fl. French, }, B. Hayes
A. Staniol1, and samuel Kfdder u, Lowell.
~ SOLD by Wm. El8hE, Druggt {, CleTelanc
0hio ab2scdKu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

Aforementioned Clark, Of this city,
has received the appointment Of Major in
the 2sth Ohio Regiment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

~ RefrIgeratOrs and water-cOolers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
oey's four minute ice cream feesers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers pricesi also
truit jars and cans, at the stove and Crate
emporium of ". L, MARv1S,
No. 42, SOuth-side Public Square,
iulyI6tf Cloveland, o.
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Aelv Aapsriistmfnta.

lVA Communicate orc O. Lodss. No ~
l3, =. AID NJ will commeDee thls( 'ues- Xxx
dsYl evening at o'clock. Brothers viii IVA
please notice By order OF fhe
Z Q. HoPKIs-, sec,y lauF2 wM
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO X n
~ SUMNER ARRA E8EMEE1. is
On and afisr Monday August 10 1851 ains vi,I rtu
- aAiI SUNDAYS sKcsptsdl as ioEipWB
'lo - =. Ohicag0 EEpress-Stopplna q Borcn t.r,
y = Opeflin, Wakeman, horWalk Monroe
Ines Belleglai Clyde, fromCnt Elmort
And arriyol 81 Toledo e ga0 A A., Ohioa
e.fo =, . t9 ~ 4. g., Dotruh at 800 ~
'V = thf2aSn mAil--soD1ping 81 al Stations oi
~ n nern Division. arriving e Foiado Il
~ 2. \. NAL, stonl A an -r,,s,,, - -. -. -.
On aorthen Division ead srri1sS -f ~,
du8ky at 8slb p n 80
- u = Telegraph A1press-firypuius - f,.r-.
eIAsq9i3, Ob{ {riin, " akeulsn, Horvalk 4oli.
oEoefuAet BolleVuo, OlTds Hr.-,o1f -
s.o5n riIea e Tolsdo at s,s5 p. a.. ChiesTo !,
O0EHECTIOEb
Connections are made AZ Monrosvil,., ,,,,,, -, -.
3u1syS ManBneld and Newark b a. Il CiTdS ~
me 1anfqakHS Dayton and CincinnaH Il II ~ -
nopt Yith Ercmont Indiana B. g. and Al Ttfef
lt5n ne Michigan 6outh0rn 4 Northern Indilns
sna Toledo and Wab9gh Railroads Or ChtcaRo n
H9ltl saekaona fort Nayne, logaQspnrt, LnfsygftT
OaiIos A9t9ns St Louis and all Doinfs We Eorii5
Trains arrive n olsysland from Toloao and IL
s.SsIs sio A. a: r. 10 P H., ands;l5 ?. =. FroB
OlsVslAnd, Aug -. issi. - 50,
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pERNARD DEMMENG,

ABTIsAE, NAOHIEIsT AN PATENT MOD1L
= r.,
No. IA SupC -oI street. Leader Buildin,zl
u GVELAHD,- OHIO.
BEkhAkD DEN EEa, having rented ~
establishment Of b. KOnigsioW, d nov prepared %
ell kinds q LIGHT Machinery. Part cular attention
and facilities tor getting up Models Of Patents.
AIRLN1a.
II youF SKATES necd 0xinq, ceilo on DeunrnF.
IL your Wing MACHINE s oct Of order, ~
viii put q IN order.
Re repairs sll kinds O. sUReIqAL InzirUasus -
All kinds Of Metal and hGEical InstruEsnts -
paired.
IfY "a should Est Up new Patent, Dcslnsng q
the man % get up your Models, either II Hoo4l
Brass, or Iron, N The nestesf manuer.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done In prompt a.yle,
All kinds Of light Hachfnsry pat in order in -
giost expedifiOus 7auner.
Engineering Instruments rePorted.
Small Steam Anginel repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road OlndRctOT'a Punches manufiotletd n
raj Road Condncsor'a Punches repaired
RB-ln iac TeTytEinE In the shape ef rgaatring
or manufacturing, dons on contract.
RBEntrence % shop--t4t Sufarior street. u o.
rair Of Stair. BERNARDO Eil HANG
fHhTsKH7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

ELECTRIC BATH.-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliIe the circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
a amanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfsc-
ton to the sick. The pleassntest bath
room in the city for lsdies-a female oper-
stOr in attendance. Ofice No. lit Ontario
street. jyS
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BANK NOTE I.IsT.

ooRREorED BY o. A. aEAD = Oo., RANKERs.
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
Al Solvent Rapks;..; perl All Solvent banks.
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mARRIEO.

August 18th, on tho West side, by the Rev. s. Nj.
at ,, HEN,sl NJ. DAKiN to HARBIEr 4. SIZE
VEINS, all Of this clay.
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6oTHER's GK1D rms.

TIs following Is en- extract from q Letter EFittas
~ tAe pastor Of BsptiEt Church 70 the 4" "JouFns
nd NosssnseF,H oinulnnsti. Ohio and spesks vol.
uInss q fsVeE o. thst RoEl5-ronoEnsd msdiotno,
Mss WmnIoV's sooFn1sa sEsuF FOa CEESzss
HEEEUot ...
I'VE sss n advertisement 10 Eoar coluRnsO, lirs
Wfnalov's Soothing syrup- Ecv We never said
ord So isVoF q patent msaicin. s1ogH r. Cur liz
nut Ws hsi compelled to say - your Toada thstthi
ne humS1s-Ez zAVn EBIED n iszp EzoE Z ,
uAI1 II oLArns., L IS probably, one Of tho mos
sossEfsl E,edidnes q the sag, becsuss It Is one
~ best And those Of your readers who have baeis
usn't DO bsttsr thar % lay In supFiy.n
a. ls,a-riaar,ana IN pnnfhar cnlur4n ser2gRfs
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WWs conrratnlats our rec

- We cOnEIlBoi2t3 ouT raaoofl upon INC
disccvery Of 9 sure cure fUr Rheumatism, Gout and
Houralgia and ali Mercyrisl Diseases, which is CT
lsctsd without the use Of internal medicines, which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relie
onlg. In ct, d ig the only known remedy efesttnF
q rarEsot cure, and We fsel warranted, from tt5
oommandationB, IN calling the attgntion Of the Al
hiotsd and those having friends suffering irom khsu-
matlam, Gout Neuralgia or the perniciOua etectH
81 Mercury 70 the advertisement n another column
q cur paper, % DT Lelend's Anti Rhs1mAtio Band
- y = T'-- ~ q ~ .-fa-F - EehPf
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New PubIioariOn..

TwrSsDuR G, Ohio, August II, 1861.
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4 FFiTND IS NEED- IRI q.

On. 8sHEz's IETALEIHLG LIEIHCzEE Is PrePure
erum ths recipe Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet. OF Cop
nsotcut Fhs greet bons-sottar, End has beea used d
hir uraotioo Cor tie last SVeutT yosrs with the nos
astonishing saoosss- A. an sxtsuREl remedy It 3
Without Tissl sud vii elevate ssin more spc,d
u than othsF preparation. Fo- 81 RhcuCaa
and Esrvos Discnier1 it IS truly infa.lbls ans as
ourative for Sores, Wonnds, Sprsins, Bruises, Sc
its soothing, beslins, and FoT'rful strenEthsuinf
propsrtas excite the ust von0sf sad EstOnlshInou'
efG Who have ever given It 9 trial. Over fou'
hundred certificates Of remarkable oures, perozn-C
by It within the Last two Tesra, sttost this Ssot
Vornsls b str1ng 4 Armstrong and VIM. sisk
a. .Svsrsisaueut sop27-R2sd&v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

WscoKsIN LANDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands situ-
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and Oconto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property lOca-
ted in the vicinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either BY letter or
otherwise, of ALooTT & HORTON,
1873 and 14I Water Street,
jys:s5I. Cleveland, Ohio.
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MORNING LEADER.
0KV ADV KiETIpkmkN ~.

CAT. Railroad Change OF Tire.
W. II. Wallace son-Cokc.
Rottbers a HRusmaun-Sblrt Fronts,
Isaac A Isaaes -Clothiug.
Box assassination Wanted.
L. O. Thayrr-LOoal Notioa.
b. o. Hopk na-Masonic Notice.
Cleveland Grays-LO, al Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

FRANK PAEKRR.-LiVery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reaaNuable figures.
saD34R26:Iy
n 49,, 49,, - ae,1a
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Att0rnFgs Ut 8aw.
TOsFPH POOL,

ET0sEPH POOL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
I4 sUPEBIOR sTREET oot2oRlo
10 P. 8PALDING, ATToRNEY 4
Gs Counsellor Gt Law, No. Perkins Block
0Ieveiaud, Ohio aspl
bIYTB " eG0R Eli HRUoT
GAGE 6 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
and Oouncellorg nt Law. Omoe i6s superior
Street, f0pposite Merohant'6 Bank, Cleveland, o.
A SPER. j. r., ATTORNEY AT
= ~ Law. Warren, T7umbuil county, Ohio. O11ot
90. b Magkst gtreet- deotdu
WLLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w AgToRHEYs At Law. once No. 80 Superior
- 49, 'N''-''l'' 'N's' 4 O. BTbLE.
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PEaRY DAvB' Pam KmLER.-The thous-
nds Vho have been relieved, as we'll - the thous
ands Who have the most unbOunded conndenee IN
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, Ullread anons
our Gpecal notices this week, another Of the adot
tloaal sVidsaoss Of lhs power Of the apptoarion--
Wears doing an set Of humanity, whsn We urBo sy-
~ hmily 70 possog themselves Of it.-tButiaic
Christian Advocate.
+. - Bola sVaryWhsre, and by B. 7. Gaylord Nn
ElaEs, O. 8. henkeuEie, SIRENS ATmatrenEs an
w. 8ask-i5ar, 0lsVoiAnd, o.
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L. 3. sOLOMONsON,

Praeneal @ld SeisH6fe Op6ciaa,
Kssps The largest assortment Of the most improved
Kinds Of SPEOIAOLEs. All his Glasses, whether
sor near or ar sighted, are ground under his OWE
Inspection, ~ nachinorg Of ney conHtruetions with
the greatest care 70 suit the eyes IL ell cases,
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
Eyes, and imparfing strength Tor long resdina o.
fne saving. -
NJ Eoiomonson would here inform the public that
be never employs eny ono IN the sale o. bis Lenlel
~ Also, 8 splond "a assortment of6Pf GLASSES
HIOROSCOPES, OOMPAGSES, 60, on hand.
~ ARTIFIOlAL EYES inserted Without Pain,
dS7IcS-E5. 70 Superior street, under American
Hotti mall:chU
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A FARM or "a ACREs.
WITH A TWr STORY BBICK DWELbIEG,
In the Italian 81 10 q architecture. with h1r,,
Setls cistern and out housea, al nsW jrst cor1pi.
ted, and reasy ior occupancy Tho huuss d b -
WITH all % dern ih1proFeuents; the Fround7 hav-rs
Eont en- htnsman Aveuue 81 90 u5ds; = b.anttfT7
raylne eGd u .tng brook run through the rear "a
Of the Yarn; there several spri nrB OF pr vfs-
running ont rom the bank1 Of the ravine wbfcL
with simple hydraulic works can Be conveyed tonnE
part o. the karm- For teufiemau's R@sireDCq
tne whole grounds can DO elegautl. sne tasterclly
ture, II csn be made prohtable being 90 near thsl
cty-unly about TO- tods frou the c0rporst on limit
This tarm can b. divided into lots one 10 Eve o.
more seres, and mase oisgaut residences, and a. =
purchased. There arc about s or = acres Of wos-
lanus part Of which a. q bCsutifrl Creve Tf-s
hlnnnlan 5lreet Ratlroad passes throurh the Ave
arc IN front Of this Farm
Aao-A kEN TWO STORY BRICE HOUBfi
tsaTn, Out Buildings, &c, c,irncr Of Kinsman ar /
Eoreat streets. Lot ll3 ieei on Efnsman, and a95t
Eoreat street. House aud iIu proTemenfsa are all r
glss5 win AZ tbs mOsisrn STYLE ard built In z
stanlial manner.
AlsO-A AER TWO STORY sRiOK HOUsH.
Darn, Out Buildings, &C., situated Forest stref :
JUS north ofthe rtsidsnee Of the Son A. O. Ridf :
Lot ila' t-ot ront by Z2S feet deep This Il ara
class heuas. builtin q substantial man1sr, and 4
toe lteiinu style OF arcf itecture.
Barn. Out Buildings, &C, adjoining h one last o..
scrtbed Lot 10 ftbt tront by rs feet dsop and d-
ished in all respects like the other.
A.o-0NE VACANT LOT, on kinsman sire :
streots, l3 feet front by 80 deep. Nine lots, on c
est street, between kiusrlan ana ScUYiH AEl.lpl.
east side LoLa % uet irOut by 20 ieet decp. WI
sell on time 10 suit purchasers.
~ For iQrther Information enquire OF the undar
Eisnedi so. tcs kinsasn st., O!svsianc, ohio.
Hf4'F-fE RAEEEn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mnls aud srk Oity nilia. I've Os the beat
pfe1N' NJ. MHEHIROH,
iunsl1 3 AerWin O.
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Mafhlnists.
NHO MAS MANNING,
MAoHlNISF Z FNaINRER

And Manufactures II
STEAM ENGINES MACH NEET OF EVERY
Description. Also-Jaok Screws, Bolts for Ri e
ss and other uses, Iron Grazing and blec> grli I.
ing Generally. sE0r-hoa. . 9 HoEitt's BID, Z,
est st., Olovelanr, y.
ea-Johblng and Repairing promptly Attended 20
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financial.

e50 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
(DeJU.O .ONJO In sums 70 suit-at ths old stand
and we'll known WAGHER'S Oh fIOE-on securities
OF sVury kind, via: Dry Goods; Hardware Gold ano
Silver Plsts atcheg, Diamonda JeWery, Fire-armas
Oothing Furniture Carpets, Pianos, Mirrol, Paint
ugB, General Merchandise and Personal Properly
aud articles Of velue On the mogt salts terma
and JeWeirY tor sac at bargains.
WM. WAGNER, once No. ,, Water %.
Oorner Suuerior utrpof ovav GAc Favia q Co..
1919
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shirt FRONTS-PLAIN AND
~ ElE1Esd. RETTBEhG 4 HAUsMANN.
THE BATTLE ar RTILL Rim

GHIRT FRONTS-PIAIN AND
~ Figured. RErIBEhG 4 HAUsMAhN.
THE BATTLE at BULL RUN.
From soldier Of cur army,
We nave he st0ry Of ho war,
And Of the awful aight.
And In his worss We u telIft
To cur .a5er6 one and all.
As nom hi- mOu be gsvs Il a.
At 4SAAOS UNION HALL.
"EaEly on that suRda- morling,
Before tbs Ak Of dsy,
Tn iuyles e unded DER the L. Id,
That otilsd Us TO the fray.
"With yes hut then ha.f opened.
And With bus halt cru I,
We i0rmed H. line and mar, he'd gOr mf,es,
Through all the at and dust.
'iCur Rallaut lea or. brave McCook.
MAJ eheu with us 70 the ground
no hrRyer, tr1pr Olicer,
Gould IN that field elouud.
With sleeves roll q up, ana sword In hand,
lie I'D u 70 tn fed;
And soon we faaeu the enemy
BY battert concealed.
W four BIT for ma1y a weary hour,
Bfneath burning su
And while life lass " u ue'er fOrgcf
The battle at Bull Run.
"pead and dying soon lav round Us,
Many irit nd with ri shtful wound,
WhO beiOTe with e gla q. ned,
now , shriekius on the ground.
"Though 0 { usht to sp ration
We could The toe defrat;
hor pa tc afrucs ~rmY
Aud caused A. to retreat
"But no victory gained the rebels,
Dtar di th y ha to tay,
For thr flower ofthsir army
On tue battlefield di. ay."
On the horrors II that tattie
We vi no tonger uWell.
But ask our friends 70 thlON HALL,
Nhsre We do good vLO GAZING sen.
~ summer Clothing sold cheaper At ISAAC A
lsAAU5 UNION HA Ii than At any other place
In the world; Pure Linen Goats for Fiftg Cents,
eng M ~ suit Ooats, Pants snd Yes, for One Dol
lar and Fifty Cents. We dclT all competition at
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for tho ssis O. Singers Oeisbratcd
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sEERwN's UNITED STATES ARTILLERY.-
Remarkable success has attended the orga-
nizaticn of this regiment. Nine batteries
have already been rendered and accepted.
The tenth is now organizing in this city a;
headquarters in Atwater's Block, foot of su-
periOr street; R. 81. Gray, recruiting officer.
This will be the last opportunity of enter
ing this powerful armament. Quite a num-
Der have already enlisted in this company,
and it Is hoped the Battery will be ready for
mustering into service by Saturday next.