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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-20
Tn. war Tee,,ns In ra,rns.a.


7 FAlsYrxLD, Iowa, April is, 1861.
Ed. GAIN CRY: The most intense feeling
pefvaded our whole community on receipt OF
intelligence OF the disaster a Sumter. Hu.
initiating indeed Vas it to every patriot heart
to learn that fort OF the United States had
actually been captured by tho rebels under
the leadership Of those who had solemnly
sworn to maintain the Constitution. Let
them beware. The day Of reckoning is at
hand, and fearful will it be to those who
have brought the country to tbs verge Of ruin.
Our people, on adjourning from the depot
where they learned the war news, were sorely
depressed in spirit, with the exception Of .
few traitors We have in our midst. But,
thank God, they are few 10 number. and they
will be attended to, and that, too, eGscsuslly,
on the least shadow Of an excuse. Tho news
this evening, however, Of the Presidsnt's
proclamation, convening Congress and call
ing for u, 1000 troops to MAINTAIN tho Federal
authority, frightened mp countenanoss Won
derfully and fully aroused the war spirit Of
our people. Old men with the frosss OF sixty
winters on their bfows, and young men 10
the dush OF vigorous manhood, al freely az.
press willingness to stand BY tho old Aag
TO the last.
We feel hare that We still have q Govern.
ment-a fact that thu Montgomery eeBspirs
tors will be made painfully aware Of 10 the
course Of the coming six wesks. A draft on
Fairfield for . company Of one hundred men
and upwards would be quickly honored for
the defence OF the old flag.
Let tho traitors howl over the surrender OF
Sumter. Theirs 10 an Internal joy over our
country's Disgrace. The day Of swift retri
button will come. HAWKEYE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-20
Secession RAG Torn Dosyn ana Gun
spiked.
RAIrlnapa Anil 10

BALrIAoRs, April Is.
A party Of seoessionists ON Federal Hill
raised : secession 6sg u noon, and oom-
mencsd firing = salute. In few moments
tho working men from oil the fouudriss ia
tho vicinity. hearing the reports, rashsd on
them, tore down their Gag, spiked their gun
and threw it into the river. The secession
ists Fed 10 CONSERVATION and tho Dag VA
torn il tasters. The enthusiasm VS. mi
verssl for Union. Not less than 200 were
present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-20
IOWA PEELER PL0W co.
Co-Partnsrship Notice.


THE undsni9psd having purchassd the n sht ~.
lss os.ssy n Inc SHOVE celebrated Plow, hsve
formed : co-partnership for the purpose Of IN
manufaeture and sale 81 The same Ia Ksokuk
We also hare the control Of power 70 ssll the
following territory in the Des Moinss Valley il
County. lows and Farm Nights, Wis: Van Barren,
Davis. Appanooss, Wayne, Decatur, Clark, Lucas,
Warren and Wapslio.
Parties wishing to purchase Territory or desiring
information in regard to the plow will please aa-
dress the flows kseler Piow Company Keokak,
lows.
Specimen Pl0ws may be seen at tho Agricultural
Warehouse, No. I63 MAin,st., and At the Manufao-
tory Of the Keokuk Piow Co.
E.REYNOLDS.
KROK0K Pillow CO.
keokuk, April l, lS6i-ap3d3twlm/
Cheese.
~ BXS. Hamburg for sale BY
KELLOGG BIRGE,
MArcnlo.d 60 MAin-gt.
k40AAk6--Ae pod Article " 6ieklss for sslt -
- o.W. = II .xUOKD1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-20
From Delaware.

Wilmington, April IL.
The Seccssionists nre overawed by the prevalent
Union sentiment They had planned the seizure
of Fort Delaware, which taken possession of
by the government, which defeated the project
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-20

Louisville, Ky, April Is.
Gov. Magofin has issued proclamation conve
ming the lie gislature on the 9th inst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

QUICK TRR.-TWo trains, Of thirty four
cars, of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad, left this city on yesterday morn
ing, at $50 O'clock, with the Ninth Indisns
Regiment, 1880 meu,) and arrived at Bel
lair at two O'Clock P. NJ, Stopping at Wells
vile for breakfast over two hours, and re-
turned to this city, arriving at ten o'clock
P. NJ, making total distance Of three
hundred miles, wish the same locomotives,
the "Boreslis," Ben. McLane, Engiheer
-and g Dispatch" VIM Simmons, En-
ginesr. The trains we're conducted by
Msssrs. L G. Russell and Ell Bacon We
doubt whether there is another instance on
record of such expedition in transporting
troops. The officers of the Regiment com
pltmeut the C. s. p R, R highly for their
promptness in doing business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

sspaar q elagap Eoa.I....ool. Isaash hna

sunday NJ t'ahip woad.-sGot Hakeh has
N ID Come.
tAMp wOcD, Sept 10. 1851.
AT an early hour this morn, the word
was brought to the ground and passed
from lip to lip, " The Colonel has cone"
Under the supervision Of our pleasant, yet
thorough and eGloient AJjuiant the daily
duty Of making oil tidy and snug was soon
performed. We found, however, bis sd.
vent, like the "son OF Mans" 10 be set
down for an unlooksd.for hOur-fOr time
wore on and no Colonel. At length squads
left for church, returned, and were scat
tered, reading, writing, lOunging, Sc, till
a little after two when quiet order TO
fall in was heard. The battalion was soon
formed, and The Man, OF the 4lst, pre-
sented by Lieut. Col. WiEemau. lie was
personally introduced TO each Of the COM
missioned officers and passed through the
lines. He Was clad in plain ciuEen's
dress, and won at once the respect and
good will Of the men, and but for hint
from the officers that 1t did not betit the
day, would hsvssreoeiVed such round Of
cheers as this old camp has never Wit
messed
Rev. Mr. Goodrich, Of the Stone Church,
held services on the camp ground at three
P. NJ. he presented as the three reauis
ties Of a good soldier, good cause, self
control, and good conscience toward God
and his fellow men. Scores from the city
we're present and both soldiers and civil
ians we're justly delighted with the dis
course We hope 10 see him here again.
While my pencil is in hand, allow me TO
express the thanks of the Creighton 2ou.
aves and Hitchcock Guards to Rev. MIR.
Warren, for books presented. We under
stand he intends TO make q similar presen-
tatien to the entire regiment before it
leaves. Also, TO present through your
columns the grateful Acknowledgements Of
Capt Leslies company to Miss Morse, lit
tie daughter of 7. E. Morse Of your city
for fifty Sell-made and Eell-stoeked pin
cushions,
Owing TO my bad chiregfaPhy, you
printed " 2oller" instead Of " Tolles" as
Captain Of the Hitchcock Guards. Beg.
ging pardon for spinning 50 long yarn
rSmsin, Yours truly, rr I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

MovEKEEroF TRooPs Adjatant General
Buckingham went to Camp DennisOn on
Saturday last and ordered the Saith Regi-
ment, Col A. S. Piatt, to proceed to the Big
Kanawha, to which point they have moved.
Company G, Capt. Menken, left Camp
Chase on Saturday evening, and Company
A, Capt. Robinson, last night for Parkers-
burg. These companies belong to the first
regiment of cavalry.
The 32d Regiment, Col Tom Ford, under
command of Brigadier General schenck,
left last night for Bellair, and 60 from
there to Psrkersburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

NAN LosT.-We learn by Capt. Flint Of
this place, that the second mate Of the
Fremont, Sullivan Mclaughlin,
was lost overheard of Gravelly Bay about
eight o'clock Saturday evening, 7th inst.
A boat was lowered, and diligent search
vas made for him about four hours, With.
cut success. Il was supposed he was hurt
In falling, and sunk. He EYed at Black
ROck.-Frenoat JoaTslal. IS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

TuE NATIoNAI LolN.-It has been an.
nsuncsd that the Bank Of Commerce is
ready 70 receive subscriptions TO the Ma
tional Loan. This is nottrue. Upon eonas
plstiOn Of the necessary papers, subscrip-
tiOns will be received, of which due notice
will be given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

Owing 10 my bad chiregraPhy, you
printed " Goller" instead OF " Tolles" as
Captain Of the Hitchcock Guards. Beg.
ging pardon for spinning 50 long yarn l
rSmsin, Yours truly, nr I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

FEEDEa TIE SoLDIERs-The citizens Of
Wellsville, Ohio, furnished a bountiful
supply of provisions to feed theNinth In
diana Regiment on yesterday forenoon
One old lady, NOT having any provisions in
readiness for the brave boys, gave them
free access to her Ester melon patch and
grape vines, all hanging full, which they
stripped, and when asked what was the
damage, replied @HVOthihg,7 and refused any
paw. = r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
ia g. OIYY
ioTmporrans DecIslon.

iT 1mp0TtaEt Decision.
Tar MrEEsoTA MIENO Co.
vs..
Tnn NATIoEAL MIEISa Co. 4
JANEs 81. CooPER
This important action, commenced IN
Jane, 1850, in the District Court Of the
Upper Peninsula for the county Of Onto
nsgon, has been lately tried in that court
his Honor Judge Goodwin presiding Il
was brought TO eject the National Mining
Company from q portion Of School Section
10, on which are situated the principal
mining grounds Of said company and was
therefore one Of great interest and import
ance. Tho MiunSsots Mining %. claimed
title under . patent OF the United states.
The Natioual Mining Go. claimed title un-
der patent Of the State OF Michigan. The
cause vas tried without jury. TIE trial
was eoumelesd on the Gin inst. and con-
aeludea on the Oh following. On the morn
log Of the lOth the Court delivered It's decls-
ioa in favor Of The National Co. This is
..1 the sfsh tine that the title in dispute has
,- bssa before court Of lag, Twas first
las tried before the Ciro0lt Court Of the 0, S.
for the district Of Michigan, in an sject.
as meat sulI brought by Cooper, in behalf Of
the National Co, against y. Roberto, who
40 aireprOssntod the Minnesota Co. when judg-
ment was reversed againet the title Of the
4 NahOnSI Co. On q writ Of error this judg-
aisurmsnt vas renewed in the Supreme Court
OF the United States. The case was then
- tried agaiRiE the Circuit Court of the Uni-
asa States for the District Of Michigan
when judgment was given in favor of the
- titlsaof the National Co. On second writ
-Ak sf error, the Judgment in iavOr Of the Ma
tionsl Co. was affirmed by the Supreme
Court Of the United States. In addition to
thess ave trials aElaw, two Bills in Equity
have been heretofore filed by the Minnesota
= -0Co. sgainst the National Co, one in the
United States Circuit Court for the Dis
ila 1rIot Of Michigan and one in the District
Court of the Upper Peninsula for the county
Of ontonagon, both Of which have been dis
nisssd By the Minnesota Co., the COM
saI a. pIsinant Since the National company was
saa put 10 possession Of the disputed tract IN
5.s dsra writ Of possession Issued out Of the
u g. circuit Court, they have laid out
on . portion Of Il the village Of Webster.
The title to this village site was also COW
eFz 2 lsFsdI bS The recent decision Of Bis Honor,
Judge Goodwin, Such, We are informed,
~ IS tbe 6i4to-y IN bfief, and present state Of
this litgaiion AZ the late trial at 0nio-
naeou, Theodore Roueyae Esq, Of Detroit,
appeared as counsel for The Minnesota Co,
and samuel f Finfon, o, OF Wsshing-
= = ton City, and Alexander W. Buel, Esq1 Of
Detroit, appeared as counsel for the Ma
rl,z5 tionhl company
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

cr PRESENT POPULATION
Tls STATE is rapidly ding up with population es9,
O25 persons having been added since 1850, making he
present population ,I2 ee ratio Of lo2 per cent IN
AGRICULTURAL FRoDUCTs
Tas vrculurai Prolzrts of uinois are greater thaa
thoss 81 any otler aia Ths products sent out during
the ast year excsa&ed 800 coo tor4 NE Wheatcrop
of 500 approaches IS 900 900 bushels, Whilo The corn
oro1 yieids not less than 10 900 900 busheig.
FERTILITY OF TIE soIL.
Eouhara can The industrious farmer secure such In
mediate results for hs labor upon these prairie soils,
theY being composed OF deep rich lcan, ths fertility
of which, e unsurpassed by any OF the g.obe.
10 ACTUAL cULTYAIoRs
Siars 1854, ne Cemrany hass Rld 10000 aerzl.
eoHiafHs al a1resmeit % ellifrdfs 7sToad hds ben
eons.1o,ei through fess taEds al epe,5 SO 200,
900 IN 1880 Ehe poPuiotios g loIty1siHs eo1Htisl,
2o5 Ksse ben adda making ths ,5hols pe7aaiss sls
EvinEEcEs OF PROSPERITY. e
As an evidence OF the thr1 Of tAe people, 3, nay b
stated thai zoo 900 tons Of freight nc1dng 600 600
bhshels Of grain, and 80 900 barrels q Aou were fofl
vsfdsd over he Inc iass year.
EnUCATI0H. GEE
Mechanics and workingrnen VIII Ind the ffss school
system encouraged BY the State and endowed with
large revenue for he support of sohocs- Their ch
dren can i've n sight Of the church and schoolhouses
and grow u VIII llo pfl zlig u - A-ll o.-l- u
shs Great Western EmpHs- ..-rs--.r
\ PRICES AND TEENS OF PAyKENE
Ths prizes OF these lands vary from 50 o S25 per
acra, according % location, quality, %. first class
farming lands sell FOR about SIC 70 So per acre and
the relative expense Of subduing pr1r9 lad as con-
pared with wood land Is mthe ratio q % 10 n fEToF
oG the former The terms Of sale for he bu of hesa
lands will be rTga
/ ONE YEARS INTEREST n hDEAECE,
sx per cent Der anuun. and sr Interest notes e AZ
per cent payable respectively ID one, two hfee four,
lave and ak years from data Of SALE and Dur nctel
for principal payable in four, i've, sixand en yearl
iron date ofsae the contract stpuatng that ietenth
of tho tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each andsFeFy year, for i've years from date q sale
80 that at hetnd Of i've years one-ha shan Be fenced
and under cultTaton.
TWENTY PR CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
Iron The valuation Tor cash, except ne ne should b
al SIX dollars per acre When fho cash rics VII be i've
ldollars ~
productions, prices, and tsfs Or paymsatssan be had
OSTER, land Commissioner,
l.l CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ares. and cities situated upon che LIli-
$50, ,APJ'LETOgsS RAILVFAE GUIDE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

Az oLD sOLDrER.-T6e Buffalo CONNER
cial, speaking ofghe Army Retiring Board,
says Colonel Benjamin l. E, Bonneville,
of the Sd Infantry, who entered the Acad-
emy in 1913, and the army in 1915, insists
that be would ratherrbe killed at Manassas
than be retired a. his age Who says our
army uficers are not made Of the right
stuff Here is an officer over 300 years
old, and is yet full Of fight. Bully for the
Colonel = Ohio State journal. 5..s--esr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

MIoH1oAH OAvALRY REaIHENT.-The cav
airy regiment which vas expected to ar.
rive in this city this morning from Michi-
gan, viii not leave Detroit until 67O'eIcck
tAis (Monday) evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

FoE Coz. BUoKLETs REanlEET.-CaptI
P. C. Hard came in from Akron this morn.
ing with fourteen recruits for his company,
nov in Camp Giddings, Jefferson, Ashta-
bula county, which make his company fall
to the maximum number. There are now
five full companies in camp for this zregi-
ment, and others win report themselves in
q few days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

TAMFS HzODELd., BRASS
d FoUEDER AND MANuF AOTg BIB q
Rr,Ss Worh of s7ery description, No. IS Union et.
1f doors from Superior etrssta uleyelsnd Ohio, ~
IA nra11re1 70 furnish ali kinds o. NoEk used %
afs5-1. Water or Gas, and Az the various articlel
1ssd ID the Plumbing Busines1. Beer Pumps Of all
finds MADE and ropaired. Bras OagtfDg done daily
saFsa1 WoEk a. al kiada rllAirle. eee<k9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
Y UhIOUo KOINUlDENU ri
sLOAN uRpRa ID OOuNTAA
snITR ARp ogBEls IH a % ID

NORRIS n siEht with hts OalebFatsd ABABIAA
OOHDlTKON lFOWDHEt5, Whefo every oTnsr d
Hbrsol and 0attls can ind the bast Nedicins IL O.
lor max Of t1e Diseases peculiar 70 such Aninals
l They sra koycreig1 Remedy for Oold1, Coughs,
bolg q App5tite, Hids-bcund, Distsmpers &c. Ac.
lhese RoVdeTs alWnys give sAti1faetiony aa shs
Thousands who have used them, can testify. s1z
oircuisTB, ~ them For sais b u. y. Gayioll
j.. ". Palmer, Benton Brothors, and Strong 3 Arm
Btrca1, C8Eeiaud, O., and " al f1Bgl4t9 n ene
0ntrio street. Clss lard, Ohio. % Wsou AZ oEos1s
- - - ~. - 'ol i4a3 Q soRsEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

TNMOTHY EED--A kklME Lol
GLARE GARDHFR CO.,
nug9s A. a ~ and f1 Rive, ct
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

PrEsozA1--Hoa Sidney Edgefion, n. O.
from the lsss Ohio ooagressiSnal pitsfiet
is in town stopping ct the Weddell. he is
:. - L,.Itb and fna a-;-ifa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
Irrom tina ! Fxam;n.r RAJ Eortolk Val

LErOn the Exsmiusr, Norfolk, Val
OsphaIie Piin accomplish the object fr Ehiol
tho7 we're lSdS VIZ ouTS fheSdachein ~ ia SOrns
iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
o They had bssn tested IN more than . thOugAn
oAssI, vita entire success ..
i-lt1 Iron the Democrat, 81. Cloud, Einn.l
n you ere, or have been troubled with The head
nay have sSsm IN Csc q an afsack
LFrom the Advertiser. ProTidencs, =. IL
The 0sphAIic Pfns sre said 10 be FsmAfkably e.
bcst 6F ttss ari trs9Ee2t complaint which hal eV-
~ eeesls sdizgossSsL sfG E s
TErozi the wss.ern &. &. uazstto, Chicago. MI
We heartily gderss ID x. Spalding, aud hin uuEi
vailed uepaai us. i-
.lts ffSr01a sbs KanaAhA VALLEY Star. Val
We are sHre thsl psrsons sQGaFing with heaaaehs
Eho tn eAsm, viii stick 30 than
~ aT --lI 90 aa-4f .arls
s- LFron Toe southaFn Path Finder, n. O.I
Try then you that are afiieted, and Ws are surs
thaf rour testtonY can Be added 10 the already nu
msrous ls that hes received benefits that no otnsf
medicine can produoo-
E grom the Sc. Louis rsmoorat.l
1Thsimnsnse demand iDr ths sEtiols tOephAlie Pls
= rADidly snereasins.
81 Iron tie Gazette, Davenport IoWAi
NF, sDalding would not connect bic aams with n
artlcls be did notF- " 70 poasess fe0 merit.
tr1-4 l.ierisn.i l.sn ia
IFrom the ADVERTISER, ProVdsnoo, 2. Al
Ths testimony In thslr fAEoE 4 strong. ron ths
most respectable quartsf3- rfr1r
Ifom the Daily Bows, EsvpOFt, 3. II
osshsiso Pills aro taking tie pInos Of G1 kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, BoStoa-l
4 Said 70 be vsEY shicacious for the headAehs.
rt.t r-t 7
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUfART GREkRAL's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, Sent. 10, 1861.
SREcIAL 0RDEEs
No. 243


6. All persons having received authority
to raise volunteer regiments, batteries or
companies, in the State Of Ohio, viii i'm
medistely report to his EKcelleney Cover
nor Dennison, at Columbus, the present
state Of their eEespective organisations.
They and their commands arc placed uu-
der the orders Of Gov Dennison, who will
re-organize them and prepare them for
service in the manner he may just most
advantageous for the interests Of the Fed
eral Government.
All commissioned officers Of regiments,
batteries or companies, now in service,
raised in the State Of Ohio, Independent of
the State authorities can receive Oommis-
sions from the Governor Of that State, oy
reporting to the Adjutsnt General thereof,
and fling in bis Office duplicate Of the
muster in-rolls Of their respective organi-
cations.
By order. L THOMAS, i T
Adjutant. General
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n TTS-RETAIL PRICE rs CTs
u per busheis NJ 80 Merwin Street
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'ART1LLRRYiii

Wanted Immediately, for the Fifth Rsgi-
ment Of Artillery, o. 8 A, able.bOdied mon
between the ages oils to IS.
sIOO BOUNTY,
Pay from sl4 to S27 per month, In ad-
dillon to pay and abundance Of good aud
comfortable clothing, food, quarters, &c.,
So.
Medical attendance farnfshed free OF
charge. RendesvOus-fNO No. l0l Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio.
n. Il. BALDWIN,
W. BUTLER BECK,
second Lieutenants 9th Artillery, Recruit
ing Officers. Septl0.Rll
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.slhlla rar SEASON Al slEAroaA-Tha Sara.

sEFt5tllt Tar Season AZ sARAroaA-Ihe Sara
-----toga News, upon summing up the business
-e1ul,s of the sesson at the Springs, which
closed on the 1st instant, feels quite en-
- eouraged. There have been more visitors
from the South than the published lists
flsE show, as many southernsrs wentto private
g. boarding houses and others quietly regis
tsrsd ffom New Jersey or New York, In
sa.lzsa stead Of Mobile or New Orleans. The busi-
ness Of this season may bs set down as
sOmething more than half that Of last year,
= which was an extraordinary successful
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

Losr OvERBoARb.-Capt. 7. F. Kenway,
Of the schooner Chisholm, was knocked
overheard by the sudden shifting OF the
boom on Wednesday night last, about ten
miles below Marble Head light, at the west
end of Lake Erie -Bgfalo Commercial 14th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

~ 4 Lett ontpnagon, Thursday, Sept 18th, a
-. q zen O'clock P. n. Stopped a. Eagle River
Esgis Harbor, and Copper HarbOr- Lef
,r- Portage Lake, FRIDAY, Sept. 18th, at Eve
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

sDnEIs PAEkBR I've are requested BY
Colonel sibsr, Of the German Regiment to
stats that the snuoanseasni in Saturdays
Herald o. Z dress Parads on yesterday
(snpdsS sftsFnPQR, e Camp Br0Sa, vas
entirely uDauthOrissd. No parade was or.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

3 J -II lg1E hHAaTFoa1s Trumb1ll o., o.
i hereby oeFttfy that i have boen. tsahns In tic
5rfsnberg esdicines FOR the past year and can tTu-
say thst have never Oiersd slly medicines 20 tbs
public that have met with the deoided appfobatton
f tha people lfkO theaa rarticularlV the Pills auc
9sthclicon They VII perform al ant-uore than IL
prOmised for thom, have sold about dttY' bottlee
II the Cathoiccn the East year and hear the begt
results In every case. J. q. Q.JQHksOht
March I'lss''irr 81 fe4 ai Aeqieal Assns- -
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&C GOLD LID, BANDS, L.lS.I9s' !! &g. |; &C,

O o r n l o e 3 ---
sfsh Bands, Loo &C., 70 match. COlds and 1as.
lelE IN endless rety. PsPer Hanging done q
,a0rt nttice e7ux sfis10od Nolkmess and a reaaoo
AsS, s soald tas nios ,o1s 81 painting, sruin
iis aud VIlaisEiaE ct Air and rS lnsSStiss rates
N. B, To Dealers We would invite their sttsatiO0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

sB-Read What Dr. Bushnell says oi the Grsfer
.srg Medicines. DR.. B. is physician Of extensive
practice, and of the most suocasEul 10 the coun
u glTr7rnbuii) In which be resides:
'aThis osrtifes that l lsTo used the GrsenbsFgs
.tie and BRrshall's Uathohcon, sold hers by h. G
Johnson, in my practice. They are good mBdicino8
Hartford TrTlTnbuil county, Ohio, March z, 1857.
Sold By Drugglgta and Medicine Dealers through.
Jut ths oauntrYsg For Medieipes OF Aeencies, sd
t-Css u. Is. hlHG6LEAs UieTslanQ.
jansdAW ol EdTif CGensfel A gsntf f1f Ohio