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SERVICE AT CAMP.

rev. ME- bthrkeYs OF 1ELnlty1 preScneu 10
the Volunteers at Camp yesterday. Mem
bers of the choir were slso there, and aided
the singing, closing with The Star spangled
Banner. @ 2 -a-5 .-aarc A ei.-
BAD FoE Hlsi.--Eesterday morning about
o,eleek A. n, cries Of inurder, mnFder,,'
we're heard proceeding from ths corner Of
Seneca and Superior streets, and a score Of
excited guardians Of the nightsnd late way
faners hastehed thiLher with the expectation
of witnessing a tragedy Of nRful magnitude.
Their curiosity was rewarded by beholding
a strapping darksy lying upon the ground
from whose mouth Issued the notes Of dis
tress. Over himstood q frail fair one, some
what commonly known in the annals as
Jenny Green, who was vigorously hammer
ing away at his head with brick. She had
destroyed several Of the Iatter srtiele during
the operation and had also indicted some
little damage en- the aforementicned head.
but nothing serious. On being removed she
explained the matter by saying that she
"silowed no man 10 insult her on Che street
or anywhere else" which appeared highly
probable and entirely satisfactory to those
present. r
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50 MOTTO E.-Adsculsre vip ohlige M by
hsuiias in eleir Adys tsemrn,a ly o'clock 7. H.,
osr edition being Fs much increased by she War
News thst We an required 20 So TO press some thnve
hours sriieF th,u usuh
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NEW YORK HIANKET-NIAY IS


BUTTE R-Remalns vory duh at 'carc.
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sN- New w. r. Cheese, Old Mmburgh
Cheese, Fox's Farina Crackers, Dried Beef,
Hams, Smoked Side Meat, Mess Pork, Beans,
Dried Apple,, eil lSinds Of bake Fish, Car
bon and LubIicatiug Oils Akron Water
Lime, sale Ilaslcr, &c, ct George sprasue's,
VIII slesale Grocer aud Commission Mer-
.1.t ,,.,...tss. t7,-.b,y,-,,
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fG9-5Nlios c. L. Ransom, Portrait Painter,
Is now ready 70 give Instructions in Linear
and Perspective Drawing. Also from the
Round and Life Instructions given in Oil
Painting, both Portrait and Landscape, at
her Studio, IA spangler Block. ,-sv =.
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Found AT LAsT.-Bronchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment win cure, after
all others have fsiled. Warranted. II is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures eatarrh, ssthms, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. Office
lI7 Ontario street.
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REMovAL.- Fuller & Co., are removing
their whole stock of goods from the store 1873
and 1856 Water street, 10 the spacious store in
Marble Block, No. 2i5 Superior street, where
in connection with the Refill Department
they will show the finest atock Of Hats,
Caps, Furs, Straw Goods, &c, &c, tor both
the wholesale and retail trade ever exhibited
in this city.
Fuller Co. are extensively engaged in
the manufacture Of Military Caps and are
prepared to supply any amount Of orders for
them without delay. .' my24,St
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2 GEyERoslrE. .-AnOther act of generosity on
the part Of Issao A. Isaacs, Of the Unicn
Hall Clothing establishment, is Of a nature
that deserves to recorded. At she Gro on
yesterday morning, Y the two young men,
Putnam and GOckerill, clerks ct E. F. Gay
lords, Lost all their clothing, with the e1eep-
ton OF what they hastily put on before es-
Gaping from the burning buildiDg. Mr..
Isaacs, becoming informed Of the fact, took
both of them down to his store and presented
each with complete suit Of the best quail.
ity. Mr.. Issaes' kind hearted sliberality
will not be forgOttsn by the people Of this
community. sS5ll ia.5slss ~.
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ThE STATE uF ONO. =
CuysbOsl County, - .r r
ENAEDERICk. ARNOLD. WnOsR

y FREDERICK ARNOLD. WHOsR
4 Paos OF residence is uazuugr. ylsli take m0tics
4nat CHRIS nc Hege, o. Csyah1g rulCty, Ohor did
IN tne 10 d2y 81 Apris a. y. e6l, HE her PETITION
N the e urt q coninsu Pleas within and &c the
-1lntg Of CnTaiIaga in saia State q Ohio aEniust
said hredarlsE Arnoid aud CslhaTius Aruuld, do-
enasnts setting tHtth tl-t said deniants on AErii
T. ldu gave tgage 30 the said Christine Aegs,
on iot eo. % In John y. Eooisefs subiiVsioa e
orielna city lois o. ~ sna rs, ingiHaiss, he
Cleveland, Cuysh0ga county, Ohio, 10 sAcnre thaE-
1ent OF SO asl anu iafereat thereon. accaring %
siN notes ctsi trsdetick Arnold fe6rrrt. % 70 said
NOR eeei and pFeY lbs that acceUnE aaS T. tax
"a OF tls srn uau claiuiai to Qua. auountinR %
ssi a. nj tInfcrssf lpgn if3 Cen laulaT7 p ll
and upon tjrsI lro-n Aprli :, isols and shat said
lnortget preluia may be sold - zy fle same ana
70 provide ioT ne payuiGuf q The notes aud ~ erosf
not yet due. And s1id 4rc1lrict 4lI1il 4 = nollei
that he isrslrirstl 80 appearLnd alsaer saEl 49,
tion or before the third SaturdaF 4iler l1o Uth
day df hIay, ,-l5si.. CHRIS ElfE II
cprllS6 by b, 3. BeaFis, Att8rn .
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CUMMERARRANGR RMENT FOR
~ Closing the Mails Et the Cleveland Post Office.
Commencing May l3, ls6l
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Said stock vSs 81 toi bed fer il the ST. Clair street
tlunk Eoad COMPANY but tho name OF said Piank
Aoa4 egilfa5 Nsa clanged acoordinE to law, 10 the
name oi the st, Chair street Grasel koad company,
Festlne III the i6st named company all the riklfs
er0pSlly, interests, aud imnIuniiizs said Plank
iiosd Company. D. IRENTf~s
Secagiary AMI lresSarsf OF said CUmpahy.
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Erie, Buffalo, New York, Bos-l - -
ton, and Eastern Way, daily 7.55 A NJ lq.25 4
Supplementary Letter fack- 49,
age for Buffalo, New York
aud Huston, daily ....-...-....i BPS A. NJ iq.25 4
New York city, taily....-..... 5.Gs P. NJ. i,O5 J
Erie, Buffalo. Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston gud POrt- u D..
land, connecting with n. J..
Ere Agent, daily.-......-... 7:sO p n ly;OO I
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for. Buffalo, New York
Boston, daily. ..-.. ......-.... $500 r NJ lo:O0 I
Pit'sbuTgh aud Way, Phila-
delphia, Washingion, balti-
more, Richmond Akron
anton, Massillon, Ohio aud
IN. Il. r. and Steubenv'e
dail ly..... ...... .....-.-.....f 7;s5 A. NJ IgIS
supplementary Letter Pack lIf ~ ii,- :
age TOR Pittsburgh, PhiIa-tl sla' 7-
Z delPhis, Wash ,ugton ano 4 r.
Baltimore, daily............f Els A. N. l9.i5
Toledo Chicago Detroit, a " liO;Oo p M l5.nl
Noreals, Fremont, Oberlin
and Toledo way........... 1920 P. N l2ta ]
ro,edo, Detroit, Dubuque nu-a ~ p ~
ChicaEU, daily ..-.........a... 8I5P. M lt.f5 !
supplementary Letter Pack N =
age for Toledo, Detroit, Chi
cago and Milwaukee, daily !. s.45 P. III. lG:Is
hiyrias oanduskY and May.. 2;30P M iEtO
%Say daily; loco r NJ. 600
,.I, %sy IA ieOOP N, SO
yiilei Louisville, Whseling T
New OIleans, ST. Louis. ~
!. Chlilieothe, CircleviIlo and
Marietta, daily.--...........,.-. 3.25 p. M.ff55
Supplementary Letter Park.
J. age LOT Columbus and Ctn-
Msdin aud Way daily 3 sSS 4 40
koekport, Dover sheffield ts %
4 North RidgsYille and AM
herst. Leaves Tussdays r F.FFl4fi iTF.r
Thursdays sud Satur lays... lIl.s0 A. N
Bath, BrecksvilIe and Copley.i -, =
) Leaves Tuesdays and sataT-l y j
sS SGeys;;''''';i; sy6S G.S;- 200 A. M.
Htnckleg aud North Royal EfT r VrFf1
ton. Leaves Tuesday andl = 5 4
EarrSnaviiie, dliiY..,..,..! !i5:sS 5:S 4. r.
TIAIR OF ARRIVAL or MAIL, TEAMS
~ DEPOT. saca9111s -
Edroggh Esstsrn 4s5 a, M SO
Through Philadelphia and :
WaShinRtvn, via Pittsburgh 7.f5 p
Pittsburph snd Way from
MillsTsbarsh. Akron and Way Jas5 4 4
Through v WesieTn .............,., o.le A NJ s.f5 p
Way nom Toledo......-......... s'25 P
JAEoggh T s9gihsrl ..;,.',..,,., sgO A NJ. SIS
Way rom. SanduHky..,............. 80 s.s5 4
Nay nom fnungstown............ 7;O P
Medina and Way..............,,...... i- iOO p
Rock port, Dover and amherst - - 2 =
Way. Arrives Tuesdays, t lle
Thursdays and Satur ays.,.... 400 A
Bath, Brecksvills and Copiey = =
MEy. Arrives Mondays and @
EridayG.. q. ..-.........-......-........... 500 p
Sharon Oentre, Granger and =
horth koyAltOn Way. Ar. 90
rive Mondays aud Fridays. 500 P
"srrensFflle, daily.....-..-..,..,-.. i0.t5 A
Time OF distribution of mails ready for deliver
usually cue hour later than the time Of arrivl
'IaNihIr rams q Eifi Il y - & y 0otf LIS, I,
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NOTICE 90 BRIDGR- Rf55Tn

I ~ OL4OAI IL DALDNT4I OtEH -
u .Sealsi pro posals VIA lls = -
Odic- oitle tqunty Auali0r m t1e lfis " IIlv-i.i
luil u O'Clock u Juue lrh ls6l, ~ ths eo1-1--.
ton oI the i9llo'7ng eridees ID tne Comfy oi en-
! ist-Ths Fisher Rrisise over Ct.s,-jn- -ri,.-s5
ul1ies port hery u C6sgfiu - 'ls.
tWo acutments Of cuursgd n1asonrg --r-i -.
d. ainety ieet sFan of uoNe's Truss slipsISss,ss 4
ai-tridse silnilsr 90 aboFaeers ssra lrs,,- Il, i
lhaEriu hlF-r Al 6TfIifh'a nTfIl
rue oset Aaso Ct eE - kunlid FiIIiFs 6af
T. sls.lng q two sbntmcnts and tus s1aT III 7I-- 4.
sth73 riige over Doaues Brook in suDerior .f,.,.
~ ieet.
sth-Bridgs over Deapes Crost IN Roshport A.
North t.idge, tNo ahgtmeuia md 0na spsa of
mon = same as abure. e r /" -
Tiess n SfrGa gsyilie. over RocIsF RiIsr ~
serrer1er y is7o a1ctEssnfa and asuar = nv.
Proposals are invtrd Tor theabors sror< r,.sorvs-
ant s1peTstrueturp separateil;t and also Tor iTor
s 9ge 5sHsliEs q Ehe ei9cFrnt spaus Vilh aans-
All Proposals must b. ases snpsnisd with surs4i,.
- eule erknto cont rsct shout II bsacctpfll ad re-
pI4 ~ = - INV a % ne Soil4 issioners,
II - pes letl0ua OF the work may seen,
and blank prcrosals may b Uoteihsd . az founf,
AZ aegiiof = vfce, On aud alter ths I'D Day 81 1aF
The Commissioners invite the s1itufi-slor Of bisa
reserVing 70 themselves ths right 10 accept or reee
the sans ~ % them the Interests OF The C51lfr
may setm 20 require
myl5dkw.aas ----se-N
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re Ee..f 70 rfr
4IFrlm the Examiner Norfolk, Val " =,
Ihey ia, esys e tested in more than thousapd
stfrom the Democrat, So. Olsud, AIinn.
II you arg, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box, (Cephalic Pills,l 50 that you
" n9s ii 1ass 'neui q 4 N ei'as q 'in af;aek.
lFrom the AdyertiAer. Fro1idence, b. Lis
The 0ePhalie Pils are said to Be- remarkably a.
ectiye reney Tor the headscha and One Of the very
esJt = ~ tnst ,ell 5feaas con- paint which las ~
VI --.-srfars
From the Western r. Il. Gazette, Chicago, uI.l
Mo . heartily 4dSEse Mr. spaldins, and his unri
Iron the KanavhA Valley star. Va
We are SURE that persons suffering With headache
who try them, VIII stick TO them
8 From the southern Path Ffndsr, no. "a =
Try them you that are afflicted, and We are sure
meT91s lis thar has received benshts thai no ether
mee'cin can produce.
Z a TFrom the 81 Eouis Dsmocraf =
Thsimmenss demand for the article CcephaHe Pils)
= rapidly en7reasitg- =
H From ths 6aEstte, Davenport, Iewh.j = :
Mr.. sptlding would not connect his name with an
article he did not p w to possess real merit.
tFrOna the Advsrtissr, fronlsnco. h. II
Ihe tssti@ony in their tayOr is strong, from ths
moss Iesnestable Quarterss
l.L
From the Daily News Newport, B. IL
OePhalic Pills are taking the place Of al kinda.
f-i+cei-A e4-t --4t aA .te
irLErOm the ConmsrolaI Bulletin, Boston
sad 70 Be vs-yefaeAsious for the headaehs.
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c. c. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec23alO
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BrrE0LDs1gsa, Y. TEanklls u, Co, Ohio, }

RETEoLDsHURG, Franklin Co, ohio,l
JannaTy 9, ls6l. J
HEERT @. sPALDINa, l'.F
No. 4S Cedar ST., n. T.,
DEAa HfR:
Inclosed bnd ssnty-dVe l25) ceuts tor which sepd
box OF ''geohali1 Pills." send 70 addrgss of Elsg
Vim. U. Filler, R0ynoldsburg, Franklin CO., Ohio.
our Pills work like ehaTm-cure uesdsche al
most instaufsr. Truly yours,
ETg ..t-r WA. Q. FILLER.
Mn. SFAEnIN0.
6IRs
Not long since sent 70 you Tor box OF Csph siic
Fills FOR the cure OF theNeFvous Headache aud Cos
uveness, and received thee eane and they Lad 50 GOOD
an effect that / was induced to SEND fore r,l.Jre
Please send BY return mail. Direct to-
A =. WHEELER,
Af = Q e % Kp5ilGnu, Mich. J
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ge9at aOtifFs.

Anna Johnston, Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
John Johnston. Petition for Divorce &c.
m HI IL DEFENDANT. JOHN
a JOHNSTON, who Is anon-resident Of The coun
y oi Ouyeh0ga and the State OF Ohio will take no.
tioe that the said Anna Johnston has 6sd her pet-
tion n said Court pra5 ing for Divorce from the
sad John Johnston and FOR The -custody Of THAR
child, Marion johnatoR. The said deiendant Ia
charged IN said Ratition with habitual drunkennsss
l9f three years aud upward and with gross neglect
before aaid Court. holden upon the 10th day OF fIsy
next 90 which time this case will be heard
PARSONS 4 0RANHls,-.
- Attornoys for Petitiansr
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3lotFIs.

M ANHATTAN HOTEL--NOS.
Iva as. and Murray street ID door ffom Broad
gay opposite the Park, New York. 6uEgIlio Elinz,
Aonss, Boston- a q Fline. lAle o. Loyady,s iotsi
- sell "
CANADA FL0UR.-5OO BBLS.
~ Canada Flour, very choice tor Bakers, Tor sais
~ lmyl5l A. NJ. PERRY co.'s.
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-M sTER CNMMISSInN 30


M A STER C0MMISSIOEs Fps
IEl sALE-Rarsnlntto 60 The eorimsns, - "A 81. Il
org q sa9 % ne difectesl issued ON fi -
S G o9a.is IN - r = ~ a e CuJ Ahoga c7uui3 Ohio o. -
~ cs4 % NAV eel, IN a. Hctio1l tis.7- Z,
y uel "a Nliiiain Hunter d nlalnfiT -
hosa - - tier ~ Aoal and Others - 9i-1-1-
SNAIL On te 4ll1 tay Of june, i,6I Al p
N e1Qose tor aale at public suction a az - ~
t1e yourt mouse. in the CftF OF gI.raiall
o,s y ne ne iAnds and te1esnis dsscrl6ed u IoI-
q. Psee q land located an Pros pet street. knogh
50 e p US p1rs ui ten ior fftY-six f5ai r. ts7e-
ehei o'i} en91 county, Ohio deco q by Joseph ~.
pler = sehn n. Farina, (aclottr isss end ~
btlliqq and ielcrfncd ~ hllgwa. to vi. bfrinnlaT
=. s4ts 1- ~ spoctstreefi north aice. ~ r1lrl
slIe Q. noa Aieene1i and being the souf stt c1rl
hei N sAie ~ and tf lorseasi % fr9specl
and lerr{ efreetss nm thenca rlurt1rlly non1
le c.lt llle oi Perry street one hundTee aud icr1
nFetti9 ] 81 i1elce el8teIl7on . lrai al If.,
n. north Ire ot fr9spdrfa Eir1ct atVartT ave- Esf
aud ten f7-lu) iurkes; rtEcRcat aorlherr rn a fir
trallr sith east ige of Perry street one hundr,i
and crty-age llisl fseis thenca isiori7 aill 49,
north le o. frosIsc atreet 81 ieet an m. i-css
% the piaea q - slnnin, being The sa,s fanf 800
10 Aol- 50 LtI ahaza ier1TIlr-
j. n JOYS, 49,. -. Aaster Coalm'r.
T. h0TEFs H. A. little's 4fttg rna2i-ssI
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From the ExAminer, Norfolk, Fs. - rs
Oephslis Pills accomplish tho OBJECT for Which
hey We're lade, via: Cure heGdache in All its ors
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gsaaI AatiEss.
OTTCF-N0TTCFTSH HFRPRY

N0TICE-NOTICE is HEREBY
sfeep that there Win be sold pubic sale, st
the sguth door Of the CollFt House. Ia tae ciy af
Cleveland. fuyaf ogl, eQfIntr hin the 2lIf daE
Of june, i5il, letseen the hours Of and ocleek,
p. the following shares Of stock in ihe Sc. Ci1l
street 6rRyel kos Company Tor the payment q
the bslaacedue thereon, iacluding interest 70 tka
daE Of sale, 10 wits
shares subscribed for By v Lucas, on which
is de..-, %
WISH. ,9.- -o- - =. =. s9s o- So q
shares subscribed for by A. G. LaWreucei on
Ali4 - = alH--ss 50 y
is -. -. =. -. - II-Is
is dGs. .~s- ~ y =; 5-.- .. = ---c- Is %
yEis6 !, da..; =, :, =. =: @e.ss-, - GO.
share subscribed for by x z. Baiiy, On which
i eiae-,. --i-.;...---. z %
Ehioh : dls....-.... s7OO
S :. !. : :, - : s,-- 90
wiiiah y .-..... =. -
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BrvsaLT, Mas. Dec, Il. lsso.

BEvERLT, Mass., Dec, II, 1850.
Il. G. SPALDIsG, Esq, = q st-s t
wish tOr some cirCularB or large shoF bills, 70
bring your CephAlic Pile particularly before
my customers. fyou have anything Of the kind,
please send TO me. "
one Of my customers who is subject 10 severe Sick
Headache, Casually lasting two days was cured Of
an attack IN one hour BY your Pflls, which 1 sent
her. Respectfully yours, I I
W. z. WILKES.
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AMY oonnEsPoNpENcE.
earr prssIsos, Msy q, ls0I.

oAuP DEsKIsoS, May "a, 1851.
DEAR - received your welcome lot
ter and hasten TO answer. am on guard
tonight, and write this by the light Of the
campfire Asm beatdoes not come till ten
o'clock, have some time 70 spare, but can
not leave the guard house. ! am in good
health, with the exception Of a slight cold,
aud have had a better time so far than l ex-
pected. The only complaint is concerning
the sameness of our food. We have had NJ
potatoes since we came here, but sny guam
tity Of meat, salt End fresh, beans, rice and
coffee, with bakers bread, but no milk or
butter, except what We boughtwith our own
money, Health in camp isvery good, gen
orally. The company is divided into six
messes; in one mess there are five members
Of the Berea company and some good boys
from Hiram and Milan. Tho oberlin COM
pany occupy the second row Of tents from
us. They have a prayer meeting every
night sud good ones, too, laI4,
last sabbath six Of our company went
devn to Milford and attended service at the
Methodist Church. Milford is one Of the
most beautiful places have seen in Ohio
The Little Miami runs through i and stands
almost girt round with gently slop ng hills
clothed in the green mantle offspring. Ma
ture has done much 10 beautify the scenery
but the houses are poor. ItisqRitea notice
able feature thatthe farther wego South the
more old and unfashionable everything ap-
pears. ee
Our camp presents lively scene now
There are 5000 men and more. Rrriv-
RinE every cay. Each regiment parades
every evening, and there are companies drill
ing all the time.
Right opposite our regiment there is fine
hillrising about 200 feet which is covered
with grass and makss 6eautiful groand fol
drilling. We use it every day as it's toe
muddy TO drili down below. From its sum
nit we can see ihs hills of Kentucky and
sometimes sec the negroes at work in the
field. On the north and east the whole length
Of the camp is a mile and a quarter. -
We received arms To-day and tomorrow
shan drill with them. We may not stay
here much more than two weeks from this
We have noble Captain who looks after oul
interests as q. father would care for his chill
dren, and in fact every one is getting 70 b
quite at home here. F. A. DAVIS.
/
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It is quite probable that she has ignorant
ly retained grudge against her lawyer more
on account of the unfortunate issue of her
prosecution than on account Of any over
sensitiveness about questions propOunded to
her byhim in investigating her case. ItwOuld
seem also that she was merely the instru-
ment Of some evil disposed person, as she
stated that she was advised some weeks ago
to attack Mr., H. in hestreet to get salts
faction, and that till then, she did not know
that she had right to do 50. 4-,
Since writing the above Mr.. Heisley in
forms US he has positive evidence of the in
EsdiyiduaI, his emery, who instigated the
above assault. u
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ASSAULT on j. W. HEIsLEy, Ese.-A German
man caused some commotion on Superior
street about 8 o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
by an assault upon John W. Heisiey,. Esq,
as be was about passing up to his Office. She
seized upon him furiously, tearing hisgar-
ments and otherwise playing pretty roughly
before he could disengage himself but
which he finally succeeded in doing, with
out exercising any violence toward her,
through the interference of some persons who
caught and held her till he escaped from her
grasp. Mr. Heisley wss evidently taken
Wholly unawares and did not comprehend
the cause of her. ferocity, and she made no
reply to his repeated inquiries what she
meant by such conduct. Alter she had
subsidized somewhat, and Mr.. Heisley had
passed on, one gentleman enquired of her
what their trouble was, and she said that
several years ago Mr.. H. had attended to a
law suit in which she was interested and
had insulted her. She was asked if she
meant that be had made improper sdyances
70 her She said no, but he had asked her
insulting questions. 1t appears that Elk years
ago last January, she had prosecuted man
tor bastafdy. Mr., H. was her lawyer
succeeded in getting the defendant bound
over, but he was immediately discharged
from custody by the Commissioner Of In
solvency and left for parts unknown, and
consequently she failed to get redress.
THE question which an Attorney asks such
female CLIENT to get at the facts in her
case, are in their nature rather direct and
/ pointed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

A party of fifteen or twenty ladies from
Warren, visited their friends belonging to
the Tuumbull Rifles at Camp Taylor. on Fri
day aud Saturday last. They received a
warm welcome. On Saturday they came
loaded with good things, and spread sumP-
tuous dinner for the boys. The visit will be
l,ry rom on, hered
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

Time of Z Time of
Closing Leaving
Mail. Depot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

- 4IFrSm the Exsminers Norfolk, Val =. =,
Ihey z esys 4; e testsd in more than thousspd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
BUSINESS NOTICES

MILITARY UNIFORMS. -We have some 20
good uniforms, blue broad cloth Coats and
cadet mixed wOOllen Pants, al in good con-
dition, but little worn, tformerlY belonging
70 the Cleveland Lighs Guards) which we
will sell atslO a suit also gray woollen ar
my blankets, and tvilIed gray, blue and ied
Fiannels. a4tt1i
May 1885 ALCoTT & HORTON.
MnrTART C4Ps.--Military apps of every
style at Deckand & Euglehart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to. Z Z
Deckand & Englehart have also full
supply of Hats and Caps, new styles, jusfre-
ceived and ready for spring and summer
wear. Silk, felt and straw hats in abun-
dance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
REVIEW AT cIMR TAYLOR.

The general review of all troops in camp
took place at o'clock yesterday afternoon
and was attended by several thousand spec
iutors, not small proportion Of whom were
women. Fifteen com panies passed inreview
before General Fitch, presenting a fine spec
tscle Prominent among these, both for
their military appearance and sOldierly
bearing, were Company B. Of MahOning
county, commanded by Capt. HOllipgs
worth, who is reported to be q most excel
lent officer. The muskets sdd greatly to
martial displars of Ibis LIND. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

A contract has been closed with Bsland's
Band by the officers Of the 18th Regiment,
whom they will accompany for the war
They viii bepaid by the officers themselves.
Cleveland vii be the loser by IS much as
the 18th is the gsineFs but it is TO be hoped
that Cheirswset strains may make cur streets
once more melodious before many months
have elapsed. - ra4r rrf7rtH