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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

BrILs HEAD.-The state Of the market for Beef
Cattle in Fotyourth street yesterday was not as bad
os was anticipated at the close of the first day. In fact
Il was better the second day than the first for all the
medium and coarse quality of beeves and no worse Tor
the few first class that remained unsold though
,he demand for such not as active as it was on
Tuesday. In few very superior prize bulioeks, held
q, 10 to I2 cents pound for the bsef sinking DIAL
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Marine JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....... % p
Cleared,

ste-shlpsStar Of the South Kessy Savannah samuel u
M,cbi Son; Zua (Br Goodwin. Kingston JAM, Wsldon
Booth Locust Point French, BAl,imoe u b. Cromwell 20.
Daks-Fyiug Cloud Clrnens Wilmington Randall Jones
RnSge, Mend Hall Gibraai atss PorteThed 20 Asoee
Hartman Rio Janeiro r. z. Buck Il co. ,,,,. r. c.
r,da Pet,euglt Nnevss T. Owen Co Connlct noisno W.
kits J. w Hubbard Co. Ursis tBr Wsyso,, nn.oc
Scbooners-H BsstoH Buckingham Nsfssn Eneas 20
sunuy South Weeks Savannah AcCTesdy hou c0' ooeA
s.ss,mer"Jei.ey Blue, Chsd.ey, Newport L. Kenny.
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Gspartnersbip Notices.

DIsSOLUTION. is hereby gwen tnaS
~ the Copsn.h hsIs,serss ssss sns Pnsr. VISA
style of WEylLL CHAPiN a1s Instant by mutual conf
s ssn %IaLf%M ciPs being Gn " no. . G
the name Of the late krm In setting GEoRGE wEvILL,
see, WILLIAM Z. CHAPLIN
New.York, Feb !, 1861. ".--
IOp1RTNERSHIP.-- The undersigned have e, VIZ
I u. s.S Copsrtnenhip, under the arm OF Snn
MCKAY for the purpose Of Carrying ,yiLIiiH Z. CHAFN
Nev.Ysrb, Feb. %. 1851 'AhA'
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DE ID.

BROWER-On Wednesday morning, Feb 90 Mira Elizsbssh
erower widow Of John d. Brewer In the 18Th year Of her
- . -, !, 3
funeral from the residrLce OF her oninaw Isaac DUBOIS N
lie Second Friday, Feb 2! at o'cl'es Tbe 70
InAins will be taken o Gtsrnw for iBtefment
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Wreck Picked HJp.

BosTos, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1861.
The schooner Ada rived here this morning with the
schooner Qaickstep in tow, having fallen in with Der
abandoned on the 10th last. The Quiekstep had
cargo Of -four, and was bound from New-York 10 81.
Johns, N, b,
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Sailing Of the Canada.

BosToN, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1851.
The steamship Canada sailed for Halifax and Liver.
pool at o'clock with - passengers for Liverpool and
20 passengers for Halifax. She carries no specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

poLypuoy,c AssoclArlos.-This fourishing muSi'
On, society will give their first public concert this sea-
con this Thursday) evening, at the Athen@um Brook
lyn. Among the artists Miss Maria Brinerd' None
Henri Apply, Mons J. M. Loretn, Mons Charles lie
Janon, Mr.. Fred. Stein, and Others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 70, 1861.
Mr. WARNER reported fHorably the bin granting
certain privileges to The SouthSidc Railroad Co., Long
leland.
BY Mr. MANIERRE-A bin Authorizing the Super
visions Of NewYOrk to rhise money by taX-it relates
TO the street cleaning contract.
Ale, to extend tho charter q the New-York Mills
FVe Company.
BY Mr.. pROSSER-,A bill amending the act ~
corporate the New.York Corn Exchange, and allow
ing eaid corporation 10 mortgage rs real estate to
secure the payment Of purchase money for any real
estate purchased or to be purchased.
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following companies :

The buildings are owned by VIM. Watson, and are
damaged to the amount of $1,000 No. - l. insured
10 The Etpa of Hartford for 5000; Liverpool and Lon.
don Co., and Unity, 5000. No. 81 is injured in
the Retf II5sGiElite Conrrsny for 5000 and North
ern Of London for $l3 600.
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ASSEMBLY,.

BILLS HEPOKILD,
BY Sir. M00RE-In relation 10 The commerce. OF
of the port Of Eew.York.
BY Mr., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Rev Led stat
aud vessels.
Also for incorporating the .sew-York Volunteer
Burial Association.
Also amending me law relative to sewerage and
1arsinsee.
Also relative to the New-York Chamberlain
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,6:46 o5Z hlooh- 6eu''. SIS
sIsn wlrfR Tpii biH
Sandy ftool is9 Cav Iand. ... s:59 HelGste.'. $50
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PORTLAND, Wednesday, Feb Coll p. M
There are no signs of the K. NJ. steamship Nova
Scotian, from Liverpool Feb z, via Londonderry 9Th
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fIRE On sHIPBoAnD.

About u o'clock on Wednesday morning fire was
discovered on board the brig Emma Mayo lying at
Pier No. 5, L. X Officers Blair, Mexican, NosGits and
Hsgger:y Of the arbor Police were promptly on hand
and succeeded in extingising The iames, but not be-
fore the galley and other portions of the vessel
dasfroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

To CLERGYMEN = To touch tho hearts Of your
people you should properly understand the principles Of human
nature and TO undeIsnd this you should beco acquainted
with Phrenolsgy Call upon FOWLER WRLx
No. D3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

PROPOSED REMOVAL OF THE STREET CosnIsaosxR.
-humor says that new confirmation has been msdS
IN the Board Of Aldermen based on the famous strees
cleaning contact, by which Street Commissioners sitf
ia to be removed this evening" or at the next meeting
of the Board apd Jrage Cape, at present one Of he
Deputy Collectors in the Curo- House, appointed tn
his stead. nfI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

TEACHERS LIpR,RY.-Prof Hows gives one Of DIS
ropuar readings this Thursday evening, at the Hal
Of the Board OF Education for the benefit OF the Teach
ersi Library.
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tAdyertisementl

Fort SUMTER ENTERED BY CLIMBING
TnaoUGH THE EsKssuREs MAJOR ASpyRsos TlKrs -
magnificent PHoToaRAPH Of Major ROBERT ANDERSON tshen
az Fort Sumter tho 9Th inst expressly for FAKJss Gate
Roos) GALLERY No 53 Broadway will be exhibition "
few dsya Order. received for proofs OF the different s.ea
Gallery No. 1853 Broadway, corner Of Franklin o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

ST., PArRfcR's DAY.-The st. Patrick's Soeiety Of
BROOKLYN have made arrangements 20 celebrate tho coming
snuivefsary 10 an appropriate manner. banquet 70
spread MOI tague Hail. the evening Of the Ih " hen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-21

there werenOt buyers yesterday enough TO take an bs
were offered An account Of one pair cold for $3i2 80
will be found in the report of the market The weigh
was $40 and estimating the twegbt at TO per cent
gives $3.50 pounds Of beef They were not probably
over l0l cents, net, pound. '.'' 'S
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Passrurcrs Arrived

n brig .1nHd d. Tory Jrcm Adsanaat-S beana :. no
Auley
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by Telcgrnph.
Dinnsfers. &c.

SAVANNAH Feb 2o.Ihe stesmsbip Monticello All,
at l o'clock this morning
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and the crime resulting tberefrom requiring the Shers
and Jailors to collect information and report to the
Supervisors Of their several countless alec the bill in
trodnced several days ago, by Mr.. Nesbitt and no.
ii ed by THE TRIBUNE the tme providing additional
pains and penalties for misconduct ON the part Of Har
bor- Masters, at the port OF New-York.
CITY CHAMBERLAIN.
Mr. Birdssll to-day introduced bill giving to the
Controller the power TO appoint Chamberlain, TO bold
his office for four years. and requiring bin TO appoint,
within ten days, after the act shall have become
lay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

DNRY IT. MATHEWS

Ann Louise Allen, byl
hsr next friend, Col
Hus Morse, % Rodn=Y , COur
ii Mathews, Cathsrine {
z. oakley, and olhers ]
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23
ARMY OORREsPONDENoE.

EDIToRs LKADER Through the kind
ness Of Mrs. Sawyer, am permitted to send
you an extract Of q private letter from Ma
jOr Sawyer Of the Eighth, dated Red House,
Nd, July 10, 1881:
- IWrite you short line in
great haste, as I hove but moment to
spare. We we're ordered on Sunday MORN
ing to oVertake the retreating army, which
had passed within nine miles of US, and
having no horse, made nine miles on foot
on run, and at that point reached the
HRed House" where the enemy made the
pike that We we're guarding At this point
I was ordered to take two companies and
follow back on their track to arrest their
cavalry, which was supposed to be behind.
took my old company, Capt Daggett and
Capt. Wiley Of the 18th Ohio, and went out
six miles end found the cavalry had es-
Oapsd-oHer the mountain. We took nine
prisoners, thirty nuskets, and q lot Of
traps, and got back in three and hours.
We then followed up the main army until
the retresting enemy had crossed the north
branch Of the Potomac and blown up the
fridge, thus placing themselves beyond our
ressh. From that point we returned to the
Red House, where we now are. About 100
prisoners in all have been taken, and are
here. We are 1000 strong, and expect to
make an advance TO Piedmont to relieve
Gen. Patterson at 8 moments notice.
Our days work yesterday was performed
without breakfast, dinner or supper, aud
slept in q wagon with Fuller, without any
blanket, but feel 6rstrste to day, and ready
for any emergency. We marched ct least
2s miles yesterday. The Ofieers in CON-
mand feel much ehAgrined, and regret los
ing the enemy. My scouting party, al
though in great danger, behaved well, and
saw no pale faces in the NorWalk COM
pAny. The enemy here was thoroughly
routed ct Laurel Hill, and this was one Of
the wings Of that army. They lost their
General, (asrnetD and were completely
demOralized. We could have easily made
prisoners Of them if We had been able to
oVsrtake Them. The cavalry escaped US BY
fleeing over the mountain about three miles
in advance Of my scouting party. I got
their baggage, muster rolls, some pistols,
adde's &c Ne have sent back for our
baggage, and it win come up to-day.
We are DOW in the pOintOf Maryland be
tween the railroad and the Virginia line,
which yOu may trace out readily on your
map, and Of course see that We are on the
top Of the Allegheny Mountains. The
sosnsry il magnificent but the sir ia cold
-Rbout the same temperature as in the
early part Of May at home. The people
hsrs are poor, but generally generous, pa
triodo and clever. It is an old settled
place, bat the houses are mainly built Of
log. The gardens are just starting, and no
vegetables are 10 be had.
3 ID Yours truly,
p. SAYTFR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

Transfers FOR HAGARsTOwN, NARY
LAED.-CAptain W. A. Newman, arrived on
the Detroit boat, With seventy-eight team
sters for HagarstOWn, Nd, from Fort LsaV.
snWOrth, Kansas, which place he left on
Friday last, and proceeded BY the Cleveland
aud Pittsburgh railroad, to their dsstina-
tion this morning.
Captain Newman informs us that the
bridge burned at Salt River, on the H. 6
St. J. Railroad, has been repaired, and
trains are now running regularly on the
whole line Of the road. The train he came
on is the first through train since
the bridge was burned. The road is now
under charge of federal troops the entire
length from Hannibal to 81. Joseph, and he
thinks it impossible that the rebels should
commit any more depredstiOns in that vi,
cinity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

STARRING AFFRAY.-An alteration took
place between two eOlored men at Toledo,
last evening, about 9 o'clock, named Vim.
Green, porter on the Wabash Railroad, and
John Bennett a barber, Of Toledo; from
warm words they came to blows, and Ben
nett finally resorted to the asa of dirk
knife, with which be inflicted six severe
wounds on Green in the side, neck and on
the head. Bennett fed, and when the TOle-
do train left for Cleveland this morning, had
not been arrested. The wounds upon the
person of Green viii probably prove fatai.
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EIDclspatl Conference NJ. z. Church In ses-
nion af Warren, Pm.

Cincisnnff Conference NJ Es Church in Hese
aion az Warren, Pm.
THIRD DAV-JULT l9TH. ~
After the opening exercises Of the morn
ing, the following proceedings were had ::
Moved that the proceedings Of yesterday
be SO amended as to omit oil reference to
the charge against H. Kinslsy, P. E. Of the
Warren District. Carried unanimously.
WI. Harris, Assistant Secretary Of the
Missionary Society, was then introduced
and addressed the Conference in behalf Of
Missions. Re recommended the DisOipi'
nary plan for making collections. He pre-
septed circular from the Board Of Man
ayers in New York, which was read and
referred 10 Committee on Missions.
Moved by Mr. Rall that only $500 Of the
81, 900 appropriated by the board to DOmes'
tic Missions, be applied to that purpose by
the Missionary Committee.
A substitute was offered by H. Kinsley,
instruoiing the Committee to appropriate
none except what is strictly necessary.
Moved by Mr.. Baker that the whole sub
jeot be laid on the table Carried.
Moved that E. Ward be authorized 10 ex-
erelse the office Of elder on condition that
he takes the VOWS Of Office. Carried. he
was formerly Presbyterian. ~,i w y
C. Graham, Agent from Kansas Breth-
rem, was then introduced, who spoke Of the
destitution and suffering Of the Methodist
Preachers and their families in Kansas.
He told sad story indeed. Moved that a
collection be nov taken. Carried, and
sos Go collected.
The Sacrament was then administered.
After that came the experience meeting or
Love Feast Il was = solemn and impEes.
sive scene Such singing and g talking in
meeting you will hear no where outside OF
Methodism. The exercises we're not loud,
but full Of deep, earnest uncOntrolable
feeling. Old men and young men vept
like children. Ira Eddy, the pioneer in
these parts-James Gilmore, who has been
forty nine years in the ministry, and Ehn
preached here when there we're not
more than half dozen MethOdists
having raised the first subscription to build
the house in which the Conference is held
Samuel Gregg who ministered atthe bap'
tism Of Warren children who are now
grown to middle life-E. J. L. Baker, who
received nearly hundred into this church
years ago.. E. Chaplin who prssphed bert
/ In his younger years-KOble Jones, who
grew to manhood in our midst-aRd other
Who have not been stationed here-al
spoke with an emphasis and an esrnest
ness that sent thrill Of feeling through
the large congregation and drew tsars frog
eyes unused to weep.
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gtaaI 8otites.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER OF COURr.-On the lBt day of Au-
gust 1881, At 70 O'Clock A. N, the premisfs, in
the township Of ROgalten. guyahoga county, Ohio,
will Be sold to the highest bidd-r the following de-
scrlbed Zeal Estate, - the property Of The minor
heirs Of Hi-am BrcWns % Wit situate in sid town
ship OF ROYaltOn, and Is known part Of section
No. =, and bounded snd described a follows, be-
thinning on the east line OF section l3 at the south
east corner Of lands decided By Lewis Howe 70 VIII
liam W. Brown; thence north l5zo west alorE thu
section line chains 81 links 10 stake thence north
69o west chains 81 links t0 3 stase; thence sou
rs east chsins 81 links to stake; thence south
80 east chains n links TO the place Of beginning,
and contains hYe (5) scres Of land more or less
Appraised at SI63
Terms OF Sale-S50 cash down at the day Of sale,
snd ths balance in year from said day Of GALE
WILLIAM W. BROWN,
Clev land, July y, 1851. IyIs:s45 Guardian.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

THE CoMET.-PrOf. Hind, the English as
trOnOmer, says that on the SOth of last
June the earth in all probability passed
through the tail of the comet which is now
visible, at q distance of perhaps twO-thirds
of its length from the nucleus. Two days
previous to that time, the nucleus was dis
tant only 100000 from the earth's orbit
and between it and the sun. On the 8Oth q
peculiar brilliancy was observed in the
northern heavens, bOthin this country and
in England, which goes to confirm the sup
position.
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THB ALL-SUFFIOIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR I,2& 8, ARE DE
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o
England and secured BY the Seals Of the EoOle de
:harmhcie de Paris, and the ImDeria College Of
Medicine, Vienna,
Ho.l q invaluable Tor exhaustion, HpermatouhOsa
and all physical disabilities.
No 3 Completely erdcatss ali traces Of those dis.
that have heretofore been treated by the
ciou1 and pernicioua use Of copaiya aud cubebs,
No. has entirely supplanted the Injurious u8s
mercury, thereby insurtng to the sufferer speedy
iisf diSpersfng AL Impurities, and roofing ont the
venom OF disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. l, 2 and ;, are preparations the
form Of oEenge, devoid Of tlste and small and can
Be carried in the Waistcoat ccket. Sold in tin casos
and divided into separate Doses as administered b
Ralpean Iallemand RouH, Ricold, &c. Price s. each
or cases Tor IS, which save g and in 81 cases,
and retail, Of Dr.. BARROW, No. l9l BesckoT street
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
Or. Barrow will forward the TFiessmsT 70 any par
Of the world securely packed, and add es8n aeoOrd
Ing 70 the Instructions Of the writer
FISKE. Cleveland Ihn1l
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MOKE GANHLsEa---A passenger on board
the steamer Illinois, nov disabled at De.
trOIt on herpresent trip from the sault to
this port Wss done out of $3.50 by the three
wonderful cards in the hands Of 6 skillful
monte" player. The Advertiser says that
durirg 8 stay Of two or thres days at the
eault he made the acquaintance of two
msn named Keen and Hall, who persuaded
him 10 remove from the place where he was
stopping, and put up at the hotel where
they we're staying. A very strong intima-
ey at Onss sprung up between him and his
new friends, to whom be OOnfded the fact
Of his being in possession Of considers
BE sum Of money. The friendship thus es-
tsblished vas continued after the departure
Of the party on the Illinois, and, BY reason
Of the very Obliging disposition Of Baker,
resulted In his losing draft on the Michi-
gan Insurance Bank, for two hundred and
thirty dollars, and sixty dollars in money.
The draft was forced from him after he bad
lost al.A he was compelled, through fear of
bodily harm, to endorse it payable to the
order Of his neEly-msde friends.
Idnoeent strangers should beware Of
plausible strangers, on steamboats, ss we'll
ss elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

~ Read what DR.. bushnell says Of the Gr9fen-
berg Medicines. DR.. B. ia phyRician Of extensive
practice, and OF the most successful In the
~ (TFumbull) in which he resides
erhis certihes that have used the GFHfsn bargia
ais and Marshal1's Cstholicon, sold here By n. o.
johnson, IN my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbu county, Ohio, March I, 1857.
Sold BY Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines Agencies, ad-
dress Il. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
ian3dkW General Asentfor Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

LETTERS FOR TIE SOUTHERN CoEFEDER-
ACH.-The Union Line Express Of this city,
in connection with the American and Ad-
ans Express, have perfected arrangements
for carrying letters to ell points in the
Confederate States. Postage fifty cents
This amount covers sill expenses of trans
pOrtatiOn and delivery. NA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

FRoM WESTERN VIRGHIA.-Dr. Scott
and Mr.. choste, who have been with the
l4th Ohio Regiment for several weeks past,
came in on the C. & P Road this morning,
en- Toute for their homes in Hardin county.
The news they bring is anticipated by q
letter published elsewhere. We are informs
ed that the 14th regiment will leave for
home in the course of the next week or ten
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

Coon TEMPLLRs.-7The County Associate
Temple meets at Independence on Wednes-
day. A full attendance is anticipated, and
all degree members are earnestly urged to
be present.
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WARRANTED IN ALL GASES.

Fer the prevention and cure o; all those dificui
ties to which the Female syst IN is peculiarly liable
arising from
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

HARTFORD Irum Dull Oo.t y.
hereby certify that l have been dealing In the
GrRsnberg edienes for the past yesr and can tru-
ly say that have nBVer offered any medicines 70 tbs
public that hAYe met with the decided APPRECIATION
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
Oathohcon. They Will perform all and more than Il
promised for them. / have sold about fifty bottlee
Of the Catholicon the past year and hear the best
results in eYoTy case. J. II. o. JOHNSON,
March I, 1867. Medical Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

The Merchants Fire In
saranee Company, Phil
adeiphia.
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NARsHAI,iJS" s" UTRRINE TF5IES Nj 7 "a. IOI.ITHOTICOE

In this connection We oiTer IeW testimonials:
81 am Msthod1st Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases Cor which you advertise MRrshala Ute
riDe Cstholicon e. cure. have advised it's and
it has effected lcomplets wherever it has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

REoRUITIEo.-Capt P. Il. Breslin, Of this
city, has been stationed at Cincinnati in
the recruiting service for the Eighteenth
Regiment regulars,