Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

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DON'T WAIT TO BE
ID R A F II E d
But RALLY TO TIE
STARS AND STRIPESll
WAN Ed
80 ABLE-BOpIHB YOUNG MEN
FOR TIE aALLasT
4Ist REGIMENT o. ", U. s. A.,
Col. W. B. HAZEE, 0. g. A., Commanding.
Pay from si3 to s2s per month and 500 bounty
and l60 acres VI land at the expiration Of ths term
NOW rs THE TINE To ENLIST
WHY WILL YOU DELAY?
THE REGIMENT WILL SHORTLY BE ORDER
EO INTO ACTIVE SERVICE.
Every Young Man should Co. This viii be CDs Of
the best Ofisered and drilled gimsutB in the Ser
vice 800 Bounty at the sad Of the service and l6O
Acres Of Land. 90 to the Wars-eOms back and
settls down INDEPENDENT.
$500 WILL BE PAID
to any one bringing an accepted Recruit.
NoN.oOMMIssI0EED OFFICERs To BIZ
CBUsEH FROM TIE RANKS
For further Information apply at Rouse Block,
Public Square, down staiTs) Ulevelan,. D.
LIEUT.. UhARLES d. COON,
Resruitidg Officer 4lst Reglment
Oct s, Ru Camp Wood.
- - -
SOLDIERS READING.-T H E
~ Gentlemen aud Ladies OF the 7. n A. and
the rooms Of the Y. N. O. A In Perkins Block each
Tuesday evening, to make up paeksges OF books emo
for reading matter, aud supply is ohered rs gratis
''' THE ARMY COM, Y.M.C.A.
octs dltawos;s59
ITO THE PUBLIC.-FRoM TIE
immense patronage bestowed upon Isane A.
Isaacs Union Hail, he has been led to believe thar
his poeticsl advertisements have met with unusual
favor and has concluded 20 give has numerous read
ers Poem moIe worthy Of = careful Peru,gal than
celebrated ''Terrifcaly Thrilling Tale Of the sea,
lately published In Vanity Fair BY thai undo vel
oped gsLius, Artemus Ward, E,q, twill be leqsthy
and will be continued IRON Weef 70 week until hu-
i.hsd; aud We, trust its publication viii afford
amusement, aud add many thousand new patrons 70
on Magnificent Uuion Hall
THE FAIR INEZ;'
Or THE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON OLTF.
TALE OF THE SEA.
IETnODUCTIoE-THE AUTHOR.
In Gotham there dwslls an author whose name
In the world ofletteTs has now some me-
Whose letters in TACT are DO racy and rare
And are found In q Weekly called VANITY Eairi
A paper whose readers are too numerous 20 till,
And 10 Cleveland, o., the Hawks Brothers do sell.
Thi- author, TOO, is a Snowman, you know
OF rsth 7, be h Big trayglilg show,
And Earnum the Great, q shOWmfn n the King,
Must look out for his lauresi or be out Of the ring
For ATtemus Ward, with his tame kanRafOO.
And nfs figures Of wax, l. some pumpkins too;
Aud the story Of lnez, which now give In rhyme
WhlWin Rim fresh laGrels 10 last bin some time.
but now Tor thl tory o. Inez The Fair,
The Loue Lady who was left on IN island 30 bare.
lrO BE o5ETINUED NEXT wEEK.l
And the proprietor would respectfully request his
readers to keep the papers, and also keep IN mind
that we have now on hano at oar Magnificent Union
Hall, the largest and best stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
for Men ard Boys wear, for the
FALL AND WINTER OF 1861,
that has ever been exhibited in Cleveland, and
which We vail sell at Prices SUIT the Times, and
request all to Gail at
ISAAC A IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated
SEWING AAGHEKE9
STORES AUTOMATON PRESSRAE.
Corner of Union and Superior strestL
EB- LCoK OUF FOB THE GIAFTa Us