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Caution 10 tAe Public.

AS AN ARTICLE OF COAL OIL bascly arlueratcd with
Camphene, other fuids of similar nature old this
clyRs PURE COAL OIL and as the article is ouly dan
but being entirely devoid Of the e1caencie PURE
COAL OIL is calculated bring Coal Oil into disrcpur OUR
DUTY 10 THE PUBLIC, well as the protection or own
interests compclS caution all persons against throwing
away their money and endangerng thsir lives by use
GENUINE COAL OH, ONLY can be obtained at No G
CHARITIES STREET. fai5 Emf
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FIREMEN's CHARITABLE AssooIArIoN.-The Board
Of Marsbals will hold an adjourned meeting this
evening, at the Office of the Association, at Z
o'clock. Punctual attendance is particularly re-
quested, as business of importance will DO acted
upon. $50 notice.
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Ak President Tyler is described as bearing his
: saat age with remGfkable grace. He is the same
81, Is tallIeokng, high bred Virginia gentleman,
Ill striking features still showing high degree of
man ta iaettyitK. Be has that characteristic which
Napt icon Icoaadered ttke mark Of intellect4aI su
nar;or egs-a prominent nege. His eye is keen and
gantle. ard reflects the animated yiger which is
.nnairnil fsaaad By age.
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.HSSl.
Fires.
lSGH.
HERRING'S SAFES IN NORTH CAROLINA.



IOuEnynG, N. c., january 9, 1861.
Farrell, Herring 4 Co.. Philadelphia Pa:
GentIemcn-On the night of the 10Th December, 1860 fire
occurred in destroying the whole business portion of
the place except We Ind one Of your PATENT
CHAMPION SAFES purchased about one year ago which
contained all The books and papers belonging the firm Also
the private papers and notes of Mr. Ballard.
From the position in which the Safe stood during the fire, il
was subjected to immense OF heat lasting several
hours md, although supposed by many of citizens
mat the contents were destroyed everything out salts
ncu'H he binding Of the books being the only part affected
We have ordered another from your Agent.
l.. T. BALLARD 4 co.
One thousand dollars reward is still freely offered any per-
son who can show That BEHRING'S PATENT CHAMPION
SAFE failed preserve contents in an accidental
fire.
HERRlNG'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFE the most reli
able security from fire known is manufactured only by
HERRING & co, No. Isl Broadway, y Y.
FARRELI, HERRING Il CO.. Philadelphia.
HERRING & CO., New Orleans.
HERRING Il Co, Chicago.
fell 2pMuWekFri
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. -, ' Sss"'Eu''',--. 4S15 Is 0&S
The decrease receipts from last year at all the
Texts ports is ,s97 bales.
The mails were again delayed yesterday. Some
backs II, ails were ready for delivery.
We rec, eiyed last evening, through the new mi.
vate arrang ement, New York papers of last satur-
daV
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MuRpEarD. dnely.dreased young German
woman vas aurdt red il St Louis on the night of
tie stia fasa. BY aonts9 person unknown Her cries
were heard, an.i next morning her body, stripped
almost naked, was foan under bridge, her torn
and soilsd clothes lyisg near. She had evidently
died from saraagulation, the mark Of fingers re-,
manning plainly upon her thrs ~.
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n5H i official enactments of the Louisiana
Gonven sen, in part, will be found on our second
page. Iotmorrow, and after, the remaining ord-
nance Eand resolutions will follow.
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s IsaUIsf4 INA VOLUNTEER STATE TRooPs.-The Vol
tnteer 81 ate Troops Of the First Division will
para1e on the I'D instant, fully armed and equip
ped. Cor inspection and review. Sec general
order, pub lished in another column Of today's
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s-air NJ. H. Undo has placed under obi
gat ems for late Texas papers.
Eeare,6iso indebted to Mr.. J.. J. McKeever for
81 Gilarfavurs.
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WAaANGT ON FIRE CoMRASY No. 2o---A meet
ing ofsthis ompapy will be held next Sunday
norains at 10 o'clock, for the transaction Of bust
ne ID t3ffir1D0rt ance.
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Of 2ptf
Notice E.E23'Q,

am now prepared to fill all orders hyperion COTTON
II on more favorable tcns than when engaged will. H. Fas.
man Co., and With the Pronpii.ude as heretofore
F. BELCHER, Agent
JAYS &nm OF j. A. Haggery Co.. So Poy,iras st. st
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IS Corr Is OF THE CRESCENT, containing tllc
ofcial pro aeedings Of the Convention, can be hs5
at our co. inter, in wrappers for maifing.
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FORMIDABLE JoURNEY.-The Galveston News
says:
Frenchmaa and his wife, with two little child
rem, have arrived here from San Francisco via Ell
Paso aud San Antonio by the Overland route, with
out appearing to have experienced much trouble
or fatigue in their long trim
They leave on the first steamer for New Orleans
bound for their native land, to receive large for
tune, just bequeathed them.
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4he Toilet.
"TRfFEI1o" IS THE TRUE F~7EoRET OF BEAUTY

"rRhFE11o" IS THE TRUE p~sEoRET OF BEAUTY
"TRfFET 10" GureBal Eruptions.
"TRf,~rE LIo" softens the Skin.
.s.,TRfFELIOn Beauties the Skin
"TREFELIO" Eradfcates Humor
= "TREFELIO" 50 cents bottle
Particularly adapted to climates. drops poursl
In the for Bathing dec0usy refreshing and exEest
Ing giving the Skin Freshness SmoohneBs Elasticity Soness
Brliancy and PuryCooiing nYgorating thu
flesh firm and of aabaer richness Beauty removes all
EruptionH. Immensely popular among the Ladies'
RG5-Sold everywhere at 50 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES SYME No l34 Ganp,
street, and by Druggists gene ally.
TILESTON l. CO.,
ny23 2ply General Agents 48 Broadway New yo,r
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NEW YORK.
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.RHHysUitEe

COAL AND OIL COMPANY.
Maysville, kentucky.
Mr. H. G. COVERT, No. Charrcs street. Is the Sole au
thorI2ed Agent for the sale Of Oil city Of New Or
leans NASHVILLE COAL AND OH. CO.,
H. G. LAREW, Secrc airy.
Having been appointed Sole Agent in this city sale
of the above WELG-KNOWN AND STANDARD OIL. we
shall he in full and constant receipt GENUINE MAYS
WILLIE COAL OIL direct from the manuactory-for sale by
the barrel gallon, Mt tho lowest prices at
No. & CHARITIES s'U,aEEr.
Fl. C. COVERT,
tcl2 Inf Successor 10 Artcmon Hin
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.VcRc Books ! Reav Books !


f l. l. S
OLD LEYEE, OPPOSITE POsT-oFFICE, A.
NERCIAL PLACE.
GlLliAM'S TACTTCS-Second srpplv
pHERsLAfElI-New Volume barley so rtf
N"'' l DICKENS WORES-Darley's Eli
NoLtMBuS-Fol. 3-Now EItion--Iryazf
EVAN llARRIN lTON-Secoud supply
STUDIES FROM LIFE. By Miss Mr,foch I'd supply
With HE FIND lIER-Third Supr n.y.
LONDON ART JOURNAl-Jaufaary
BkAlflIWAlTE'S RETROSPECT or MEDICINE.
GobEY'S LADY5 BOOK for March
ELLIS ="
oId Levee street, opposite Post 0 Zee
f'13 22%, And % a. to,,. o;I r,,ooo
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SceEcEE Z. TtIikiar.
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
I3 and Is Royal street

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS. ETC
13 and Is Royal street.
Has now lnstoe large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
bouHf CHAMPAGNE in quarts and pns other brands
viz: Gil ARIES lIEIDSEICK, PIPER HETDSEICK. PAR
MENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality bnvs
large assortment of the best Old Sherr such as ANoNTTT
LAhO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN III F GOERCy nnd
ANCHOR SHERRLE$-l S3S-SOUTHSIDE MADEIRA ~
direct impoation other Madeiras lower Crude SUPERIOR
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of less rrade
The celebrated SAEARAC BRANDIEs-Vintage 1888 l7q9
1892 aud s5a large supply always hand All grades OF
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Wits
RfS-Scotch and 1rsl Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Vlfs
kys SCOTCH ALEnnd PORTER, in piuts and quarts COR
DiA!S, etc Ny usual assortment Of the best WINES which
will be sold reasonable any other house in The city,
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR.
Of 2pu Nos II and Il EroI s,roo.
Az to the above Banie Shrrries nleira Ports and Cham
paPnes am satisfied house the city can produce rs rand
or better, At the prices Amy house can have dozen Of
each named wines they produce better Mt the same eo
or pay two prices they the Judges be distncstca
parties the same is good with anything have for u in tho
saH ratio.
mig 2ptf SEWELL T. TAYLOR
GTe1atiessesa's Furnishing Goods.
-1r%T REVIEWED
large invoice Of Linen and Cotton SHIRTS fcrn Chs Il
Manufacture paris floral
brluiul assortment Of Embroidered and Plain E7N
Collars, Crsvats, Handkerchief. ETC.
LION Il ANDREE,
81 and Sc Royal street,
@i'' %'' corner of Bicnylls.
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IAN REV OLUTIO ~,
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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r., FcRapHEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
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Feb. l3.-The North, German Iloyds'
%ew York, Capt. Vessels, from South.
Tuesday, the 2Sth ult., reached her
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county, n. Y, February 6, 1858.
VIM f. IIagnn, Troy, N Y-Dear Sir Having used your
Hair cooring or Restorative aud having much pleased
with it, take pleasure in making the following statement
From the effects of fit Of when about EIGHT
of ngc, hair turning grew and 50 con-
nued to grow until became perfectly white being very harsh
and coarse Inst reached my hy.thr year when
was induced by friend to purchase bottles Helm
streets Hair Colorng prepared by YOU commenced using it
according to directions. and i'll days surprised ia find
that my hair from the roots turning back 10 its
Original color. 1t to grow until it was AS trp1
brown ana glossy us it was before, my youthful days and is
now fully reslorcdto its original color
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@ SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN L1SEs.J
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Rs Sworn Testimony. =

| Va" Hcrsing's Patcnt Champion Fire ansI
| leans. LC a,tr
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River IntelligenCo.

FICESRUKG, Feb. l4.-The steamer Alonzo Child
passed down at o'clock, and the Arago at Q P. NJ.
yesterday: The Grey Eagle passed down at 8
o'clock this morning.
LOUISVILLE, Feb 1.-THE Ohio river was fall
ing this evening with feet inches water in the
canal, by the mark
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tiealarsii advertisement. npasr aueto heads 18th psge
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13
" YORR MARkKT-sePt. %


RLOUR-Market rules qults Arm vlth rsos IA
mand for export for low and lssdian rFSdes: s1tT,
sas ! guis scafe, end se ling frssiy 3 srrirs ~
Sale isso5 6bls iiI 4 3, ys ss sss :, q,
sSIt ~ = ior sEtra state and =, fr choice 81
2 iSS 5ss ier tr sapSrRs sestern. SOS $ ioF eomm3G
sxtra round hoop Ohio, ard s. 5s 81 traSs brs1s
...,s ASdADA dsI-. 0gH-Aarket steady With nod
tnrerlns an 50 406 60 60 41rn 10 eBo,ss ~ -, ~
tslRNk M NkIIsept5.,k & g kst .ss6aI :: s,sSes.7s.
9esst: .sles Of bis, Including western Al 81 Is
serse1 g " and brandgWine & 90 0G
49,. y, -, = tA ~, EAss giFhtut n isral change
RHEAT.-M4rkes shade arrnsr with a bri,.
~ ~ oSl1 ana chiefly 7 France. portion ofth-
~ ssss ss q is,e9 By chicago Spring a. sscalos
y; - ossn haSins spring a. h6e Ds{; s. % bush
allliankee elqb at 5cali0. 4, SO choies new No
Chieag9 spring At l09e ~ 800 an Der ICyT al ma
5iie ~ red state at lls $500 bush winter red
lZs9l26 70 70o bush white IpdisBs A. iSsyy9 =.
0,09 Dnsh white Michigan at ~ = '
"a, ~ .,.,o good request and msTsst armer At sss
Fer- Con siderable doing - -''i III n
"a HH9AbBI.ttS ~ E5n.sEssI ~ dun spd nominal.
CuA Mn brisk deuani fjr ejo- ri Al mi ,rf.,s
There u also a iair boms trade i69uiry-
10 sd, o. i9lIey bashsla At tSSeesls for inferior
prime shipping brandS DO; slasls for western yei.
SATs-In lalr request at z7c@2S for Canadian
= Z tIlL l A--aaarkst Is frme for mess but market
s91 1 P5lIns . beayy en5 dun. Sales Of 7O1 bbIs af
inslde prices. S9,T5tni0 for prime
SKA t-aarkot continues quiet but without n A.
terfal chang. SAILS of 10 obs Al = ~ frr ~oTf
primes &oe5-50 cJuntry nsss; EgaII y f1r rcTs~id
mess and ~ $50 = 80 * re- paes7
Ehl!AE MISS BEHR-msFkct IL dull ana
HkEk aAhS-HaFket inactive.
SgE n hAI'.9-Si iea'ly with fair dsmand Sales
% pkg5 e. 44c FOR sh0ulders aud scTsS = for hans
BADJN market quiet. We nofcs ssIcs of m
hds 81 les ct eTc.
AsAtD-sl9TEet eontinues stsaiy, the demand
and lls3l4fc ~ slaEc. -N
tltf ( G&sE-The marx 4 is steady Al s6,zi<c - a,
Z uaiiy. "
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CoEE FORWARD WIFE YoUR CoETRIBUTIoSs.
1t is q matter of regret that 1t should be
found necessary to every day appeal 70 our
citizens for contributions 70 the soldiers for
indispensable necessaries. Only q day or
two since, Quartermaster Thayer, of Wade
and Hutehins' cavalry regiment, stationed
at Camp Wade, University Heights, stated
through the press, that blankets, towels. dish
cloths, &C., were much needed BY the men,
and requested contributions Of these articles.
The request was needed by few Of our cit
izens, and these few have bestowed hand
somely. Among others, we are permitted
to mention the name Of Mrs. Charles Was
son, who yesterday sent in eighteen superb
quilts and 3 large quantity Of towels. One
need only give 3 moments thought 70 the
exposure incidsni to camp life-Where The
soldier lies upon the damp or wet ground,
under all kinds Of weathsF--fO realize the
importance of proper and sufficient cover
log, and We feel assured that those who will
take the trouble 10 give the matter attention,
and all should do it, will conclude that it is
a duty to supply the articles we have named,
to the soldier. ~
A very affecting incident, in connection
With this, occurred atGamp Wade yesterday
afternoon. 4 poor Irish woman went into
camp, pulling along pretty large wagon,
which was closely packed with towels, dish
cloths, &C., and informed QuArter-Aaster
Fhayerof her desire to contribute them TO
his Regiment. He declined thems saying
to her hat he did not believe she was able
to give them. The poor woman burst into
tears, and told him that she had two sons in
the army whom she had heard had suffered
for want Of these comforts, and thst she felt
that while she could, she must prevent SINH.
lar suffering BY others. Mr.. 1hayer still
refused to accept them, but she PsrsistiDg,
he finally received them assuring her, how
ever, that when his men left camp, they shOu'd d
be rstarned to her with interest. She de-
parted with clearly apparent consciousness
Of having done her duty.
We hope it will not be necessary for rs 70
repeat mis- call for these absolutely necessary
articles
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THE CITY.


~ We are furnished with the followinr
extract from letter written BY enc Of the
Cleveland Grsys TO parents in this city, ds-
ted Richmond, Aug. 21. 1861:
DEiH PARnSfs:--I write you once more,
feeling assured that 1 viii hear from home.
Que Of the prisoners got letter from home
yesterday. 5
J AN getting along first rate, my wound
healing ss fast as think Il prudent. The
ball is still in my leg, but win probably
never feel il. There is-no soreness, but it
pains me some when step on it. There iu
cord cut which will make melame for life,
but net Of much account.
Richmond il a very pleasant city, and we
enjoy very hhe weather, warm days and
cool nights Tho city is situated on hill,
and gets AL the cool breszes.
/ am still lying in the new aims house,
which has been turned into hospital. It
is large, convenient building in pleasant
situation. It viii accommodate from 900 to
200 persons. We are cared for by good doc
tors, DR.. Gibson being at the head. DR..
Walker attended rs until we were removed
into another ward. The sistsrs Of Charity
do great deal around the hospital. We are
treated well by everybody. suppose you
read. in the Northern papers that we are
kicked about like dogs. Don't believe them.
We are trestsd the very best, and get good
food and plenty Of it.
Tam in good spirits, and waiting for an
exchange Of prisoners. Give my respects to
ell friends. HAsKEIL F. PRocroR.
P. s.-Isasc Griffin, Of Hamburger, n. Y,
died on the 16sh of August while the dcctOTs
were SnPutatiag his leg. HEP.
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kNNOUNUEMRNrs.

II
The nnlao q raahIRs ". PALuEl viii be present
cd to the Urion ConHfy convsntion for nomination
Tor the oihcs Of Prosecuting RttornoT By
IHIEsbs OF TRE CONSTITUTION AND TIE UNTJN.
The name Of JARTm H. ADAMS, Il the firm Of
Adams 4 Garfield, Will be presented to the County
UDi0r C0hsention for the ofcce OF Prosecuting At.
tony. he has lOps been known e 3 lawyer Of
ability and integrity, and Il g bieVsd his nomina-
tioH Will Be ssns; ally satisfactory.
TDlFons LsLpER:-Pitass announce tss nYms Of
O. n. BAHBEH, Rsq., IS proper 70 bo brought before
the Union OsnFsndon Is . candidate for Represent.
Ative. n Barber Is q thorough Union man, and
has shown the right SPIRIT and ta right action ever
since the hTEt gun Wss hred At sumVtsr.
HIssHs. EDi7ORs :-Plsaso announce the name Of
JETFEEsON THOMAS a. Union candidate for the
Office Of oorohsr, subject to the vote Of the Conven
tiou ts Be hsld In this city saturday next, and
Obligs RUEEaOUs VorIEs.
MEssss EDIToRs ~ Please announce the name Of
.. }. DioEHAS, Esq Is a candidate for nomination
By the UnioD Convention for member Of the Legs-
Iaturs. he viii be supported By tt
Hosr oF gAIExDs.
s7A1H sEKAToR-EDIrO1s LEADER As It Is
thought by many that the Senator for the next term
win properly be from the oity-by tine customary
change Of locality Of randidateS-the name OF Bon.
RUTUs P. sPALD 70 will be submitted to the Union
Convention, subject to ifs decision. foF this ONCE
All will eOnoois the saitablenes5 ofsueh nomina-
tion. %
MAET fRIEEDs or THE COEsrITUTiOE AND LAWS.
PRosEoUTIEe ATfoREET.-Ths name Of James n. !
Jones, FsQ., viii be brought before the Union Nom
iasting Convention Of cuyshoga county, as q can
didste for the once Of Prosecuting Attorney. He is
every WsT q'sliaed to discharge the dut IS Of the
once, elected the interests ofonr citizens viii
sansF no detriment at his hanls. He will receive |
the cordial 5upportof
HosTs OF FBIESDs or ALI PARTIEs.
REcORDEn.-Jsy OdsH win, at the spreading
Unio7 Conv.n.i,n, ask Of the People OF CuyahOgs
unity, authority from them to put th ,ir Deeds up
on resord, end do such other business as they may
dssire to have done, pertaining to ths oDcs Of Be-
corder ofsaid county. Nins years Of practice under
dsp1tissd authority, inspires him with the belief
that be do it priuep to their satisfsetion.-
And, furthermore, does not believe in throwing
grass to traitors.
CSC. A KoLBE is candidate for the ofics ofCoGn-
t. Recorder, sub'eot to the decision Of the Union
Convention.
JAMES broken HrEE Is announced as a candidate
for Re order, subject to the dssisoa ct the Onion
Convention.
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CLEEELaHp. Sept. l2, 1861.


sEc'Y OF soLDIEEs' AID soOIETY.-The un-
dersigned, TO whom was committed relief
for the 7th Regiment, o. V. NJ, on our re-
cent trip to Virginis, report that the three
boxes containing clothing, bsndages, &C..
for the soldiers were delivered to Maj. cese-
meut ct Charleston, and were distributed to
the destitute wounded and sick Of three diff
ferent regiments, portions Of which were
stationed there.
The trunk seLt Wss delivered to Col. Tyler
at Gsulsy Bridge, and the contents was dis
tributed at the hospital By the Surgeon Of
the Tth Regiment.
Permit us to say that this marx Of atten-
ton on your part has been q source Of great
JOY to our brave boys, and that we have rea-
son to believe much suffering has been ale
waited BY your generous efforts.
Very respectfully yours,
J. G. BRoWE,
E. P. IsGERsoLL.
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soEoxoS's TErrLE.-This elegant model
Of Solomon's Temple, which has been 50
largely attended and commended in other
cities, will be on exhibition here tonight
and hereafter. Il il spoken Of as mOst
beautiful and interesting production. L is
the work Of lady, BY whom Il was project
cd and built at cost Of $2s, 900 and thirtsen
yoars labo-. Ths model measures IS festby
"a, and is stated 70 be tEsnty-ons times
smaller than the original, accOrdipg to the
dimensions given in the scriptures
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

- RefrigerstorS and water-coolsrS, Of
ell the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freessrs, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale ct prime cost; also fruit jars and cans,
ct the stove and grats smporium Of
". Z. MAsVIH,
No. -, SOush-sids Public Square,
julyl6H Clsvsland, o.
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Card.

CAMP WADE, Sept. 9, 1851.
Owing to the scarcity of soldiers blankets
in the market, the Government are unable
to supply but one to each man. This is not
sufficient to render the men comfortable
these chilly nights. If the friends Of the
soldiers in the country and the citizens Of
Cleveland would LOAN to the Camp such old
blankets orquilts as they may have to spare,
sickness and suffering, which we fear msy
occur among them, would be avoided.
Their friends are in the habit Of sending
into Camp articles Of provision. II, instead
Of this, they would send towels and dish-
cloths, the wants Of the soldiers would be
better supplied, as The GoYeTnment furnish
all the food the men need, but none Of Che
latter articles. Any thing that may be
loaned or donated, may be LEFT at the Quar-
ter Masters Department in Camp, or at my
Office 2l9 Superior street. or By giving me
notice Ofvhsre 70 be obtained, win call for
them. Win the cifiEens respond 70 this as
gsnerOuslyas to former calls Of like natnre.
L. Q. THAYER,
lo Quarter Master.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13
J. G. BROwS,
E. P. ISGERsoLL.

ATTENPTED BUaoLlsY.-on Tuesday even
ing officers Mix and Roe discovered the front
door Of the store of Geo. L. Haywood, on
River street, open. Entering, they found
that the side door had been unlock
ed BY nippers, and that the robbers
had opened the safe containing the
books, and had attempted to open the
money safe. They fed at the approach Of
the police through the back windows, the
shutters Of which they broke open.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

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