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From Lake superiOr---Ar1Vai Of the
Steamer IIIinoa.


The steamer Illinois, Cot. HallOran, az
rived from Lake Superb this morning at
8 O'Clock, having 'een detained some
tWenty.four hourbsyOnd her regular time
Of arrival BY fey on the upper Lakes We
are indebted % Clerk Atwood for The fol-
loving msAOrsnda:
Lsts c4tOnagOn on Saturday, July 27th,
ate P@-
bst steamer North Star at Eagle HarbOr,
J,ly 2Sth, bound up. Barque Fcuntenslle
It Eagle Harbor, unlOaded.
Met propeller Mineral Rock, on the even
ing Of the same day, at Portage Lake,
bound up. Barque Col Ellsworth aground
at Portage Lake entrance, July 29th, bound
in.
Arrived at Marquette at II o'clock A
NJ, July 29tb. Left at 10 o'clock P. M
same day. Schooner Ketehum was there
loaded; the following ssbOOners loading;
John L Gross, Wellington, B. Parsons,
Nonuarsil John MiDeri and the following
ready to load: Shook, F. T. Barney, Ben
Flint Comet, wings Of he Wind, Arrow
and CourtWright
Met four vessels, names unknown, bound
up, four miles above White Fish Point
Passed through sault Canal, July sOth,
at 2 o'clock P n.
Met steamer Northern Light ten miles
below Thunder Bay, bOrnd up.
Brought deHn 200 tons Of copper from
Minnesota, Copper Falls, PsWabie, Isle
Royal, Franklin and Quincy mines 40
tons Of pig irOn-s5 for Detroit and 50 for
Cleveland 25 tons of miscellaneous freight
and fOrty-three passengers
The steamer Illinois viii leave the dock
Of Hanna, GarretsOn s Co.. on 3 Grand
Pleasure Excursion to Lake Superior. his
tFridsy) evening st 8 o'clock.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1

" A5EIII'K5IUAi HuB-t' =
A special dispatch to the New York Tri-
bune says that Capt. Rowan of the Pawnee
has received letter from Alexandria stating
that the Coniederates had taken all the upper
works of the steamer Page, put six guns
aboard her, and sllthe fiat boats on the Rap
pahannock were brought over to the Poto-
mac.
There is said to be great many at Aqua
creek. The Pawnee has been ordered to
Aqua creek in consequence.
The Government has arranged with four
manufacturers to have sixty riaed cannon
turned out per week. One firm contracts
for three hundred.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.
rrnrTuu

HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Cox it was resolved by
the Senate and House that we acknowledge
the faithful services and loyal devotion of
our soldiers who have fought and fallen
while defending our flag and vindicating the
supremacy and majesty of the republic. We
commend to a generous people and to the
army which is now eager tor the contest
with unyielding courage, the imperishable
honor of their example.
The Senate bill relating to the revenue ser
vice was taken up. It provides that the
Secretary of the Navy may charter or pur-
chase additional vessels for the revenue ser
vice. Passed.
Mr.. Hale, from the Naval Committee, re-
ported back the bill authorizing the con
struetion of twelve small side wheel steamers.
Passed.
The report of the Committee of Confer
euce on the resolutions to pay the widow Of
Stephen A. Douglas was read and agreed TO,
and the bill passed.
Mr. Simmons moved 10 take up the resolu-
ton for adjournment. Agreed to.
Mr.. Simmons moved to amend so as to
permit the Houee to adjourn Saturday,
Laid over.
Mr.. Simmons moved that the Senate meet
hereafter at II o'clock. Agreed to.
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FROM BOSTON.
BosToN. Aug.

BOSTON, Aug. I.
The British brig Herald, which was cap
tured July 9Th and taken to Philadelphia
for attempting to run the blockade, as report
ed yesterday, cleared for Boston May 27lh,
5stensibIy for Turks Island, bnt was then
chartered by parties in New York for Beau
fort, Nc, with the intent to try the exPer-
i'm ent OF rnnnipg the blockade.
2 nis well known in his city. and the city
OF New York, that other British vescels have
left these ports within thirty days for Will
mington and other ports in North Carolina,
to take cargoes for England and the British
provinces. 4 rlh InELAl W
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FROM MISSOURI.
JEFFEnson 60. August

JKFFERsoE CRY, August /.
The Missouri and Western Telegraph Go.
will commence taking down their wires west
of this place this morning, owing to the
disturbed state of the counties between this
and the Kansas border. It is impossible 10
protect the company's properly, which is
being rapidly destroyed by lawless persons
who roam unrestrained throughout that por-
ton Of the State. Dispatches going to Kan
sas City, Missouri, and to points in KanFas
and Nebraska, will &c hsreRfsr via Quincy
with but little delav.
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FRniI nI1ssnnRI.

1s ~ SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July 20.
Hundreds Of people are coming into this
State almost daily, who have been driven
out of Texas and Arkansas by the Reb-
els. They repT esent that if the Federal
Government y 6old send q force and arms
to arm the people, more than one half in
both States would fight for the Union.
The strength Of the Missouri Stateforces
south Of us is stated to be about 1000, in
Guiding 2 500 Arkansas troops. There are
nearly 300 slaves doing military duty in
one Of Ben MeCallOugh's regiments.
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HONE To-DIT.-TheN Nineteenth Regiment
leaves Columbus to-day for home. Eight
of the companies belong in this neighbOr-
hood, and will pass through this city and go
out by other roads.
The Regiment viii probably reach here
about IL o'clock.
The Fifteenth Regiment will leave Co
lumbus at the same time, bat will bo left
along the route before reaching this city.
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FROM FnRr mONRnR.

NEw YORK, Aug /.
sH8 The Baltimore American, of yesterday,
has the following rumors which prevailed
\ about Fort Monroe. That Gen. Butler
would be placed in another military de-
partment, and the command Of that depart
meat would be assigned to Gen. Wool
iaa Lieut.. Crosby, o. S. n, vas sentby Com
stril CHAM, with an armed brig, 60 the
iameuth Of the Pocomoke river, for the pur-
pose Of firing upon a number Of boats said
70 have been carrying supplies to the Con
federates, to the eastern shore of Virginia,
from Baltimore.
She was we'll armed and manned The
Lieutenant had orders to act determinedly.
The result had not transpired but about
9o'clock al night brisk oannonading was
heard in the direction Of Pokomoke' and
il -sppsared that more than enc party Fas
Engaged in it. & tst--4
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FROM MARYLAND.
SANrY HooK. Md.. Anp.

SANDY HOOK, Nd, Aug. l.
No important movements have taken
place An additional force has been sent 10
guard the ford at Harper's Ferry.
On Tuesday nightit was reported that con-
siderable bodies of rebel foragers were within
six miles of the Ferry, which gives rise to
the snspieion that much larger body 5
nearer US than Leesburg. Some think that
Gen. Johnston army is on the move north
ward.
Sixteen officers Of the Garibaldi Guards,
di satisfied with the experience and incom-
potency to discharge their duties, have re-
signed aud returned to New York.
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At THE PARK,

AT THE PARK.
On arriving ct the Park, passing be-
meath the arch, the procession was march
ed to the Square in front of the Custom
House. Large crowds Of people had PreYi-
ouslv taken positions favorable for hearing
and seeing, so far as their individual ears
we're concerned, but which interfered sadly
with the programme which existed in the
mind of the Marshal. OF course, therefore,
the weaker power was compelled to suc-
cumb to the stronger, and the good people
vhe had congratulated themselves upon
hearing an intellectual treat under the
most favorable conditions, we're compelled
to amove on " by the inexOrabls order Of
! the police. One young man vas insane
enough to be afronted, and wicked enough
to aim blow at Marshal Mincklsy, but
il was worse for him than it would have
been had he submitted meekly. The Mar
shall came in in the most scientific manner
on his Wind-pipe, and struggle snsued
which ended In the uphOlding Of the maj
esty of the Law, and the marching of Of
the obnoxious individual to the watch
house. 5'aiifia
A lady who had unwisely Esntursd too
near the confines Of the sacred precinct,
was terrified to such degree by the prane-
ing horse Of Gen. Sanford, that she scream
I cd "murder" at the top Of very clear go
urano zee, which excited such . sudden
interest in the bystandsrs, that there was a
Tremendous rush Of sympsthissra tOWards
the unfortunate woman, who was nearly
crushed BY this display OftendernesS on
the part Of the multitude She was finally
rescued and pulled out into less oOnhned
position By main strength.
Finally, however, the space was cleared
within the square formed BY the military
and 6remen, and the Grays we're marched
in front of the stand and placed st nrsst,
and Bushnell White, Esq, upon when de
vol7ed the duty Of making ths Welcoming
speech, sscended the stand and delivered
the following eloquent address:
Capt. EasDOrsh, O6fesrs and RriUGsss Of u.
Cleveland Grsys 20
With the intensest satisfaction, with 9
high but welI founded pride, and with tear
fo- the dead, bid you WELCOME HONE
In the name Of The city, in behAlt Of yOpl
E ." D
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REPORTKD VICTORY.
LOUISVILLE, Aug

LOUISVILLE, Aug !.
A despatch from Nashville to the Courier
says that MCulloch has been defeated by
Gen. Seigel, killing nine thousand and losing
six hundred. The report is not believed at
the Courier Office.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 29th ult.
says the Renns Regiment has been captured
by the Confederates.
V. K. Stephenson in a card in the Nash
Vile Union of this morning, says that Judge
Catron will not undertake to hold the Fede-
raj Court al Nashville again, no matter what
may occur. ;.
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sTRUcK By baHTEISs.-A gentleman in
forms Us that during the severe storm Of
Wednesday night be observed thunderbolt
descend perpeudicularly 70 the earth in the
direction Of Euclid, and almost immediate
ly light flashed up in The sky and contin-
ed to be visible for a considerable lime.
Probably barn was struck BY the light
ming and burned.
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GEN. PATTERsoN,s ORDERS.


Times Special from Washington;
Official dispatches to Gen. Patterson will
show that the entire blame for the defeat of
our fcrces az Bulls Run, is due entirely to
his neglect of positive orders. He was d.
rected first to engage and defeat Johnston;
second, if unable to engage Johnston, to get
between him and Manassas, and prevent
junction of his forces with Beauregard's; Sd,
If unable Ito fulfill either of these orders,
he was to harrass Johnston in front and keep
him before Winchester. Fourth, if he could
do neither of these things, then he was to
make all haste to Mastip and join NJ Dowell
as soon as Johnston coald join Beauregard.
It will be seen that Gen. Patterson did tot
regard each of these orders, and had be
obeyed either he would have prevented the
disaster at Bulls Run, and at once have en-
tirely destroyed the rebellion and removed
the seat of war beyond the confines of Vir-
GINA.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Tnibune dispatch;
The following nominations for Brigadier
generals were sent into the Senate today.
The dates of all the commissions are May
I7th: Col. Sam'l P. Hsintzelman, Of the
17lh Infantry; Col Andrew Porter, Of the
18th Infantry, the present Provost Marshal
Of the city; Col. VIM. B. Franklin, % In
fantry; Col. Chas. B. Stone, l4ih Iufsntry;
Lieut. Col Thos. w. Sherman, 9th artillery;
z Jos Hooker, Of California, and Ulysses S.
Grant, of III, Capts. in the regular army;
Crank W. Lander, of Va; Edward D. Ba-
ker, Of Oregon; E. P. Kelly Of Va; John
G. McClernand Of Illinois, NJ. c. from that
State.
The following orders have just zen pro
mulgated from Headquarters Of the Army.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. u.
WAsHISGTOS, July 30.
Searches Of houses for arms traitors or
spies, and arrest OF offenders in such mat
Bers, shall only be made in any Department
by the special authority of the Commander
thereof except in extreme cases admitting
Of no delay. By command Of,
LIEUf. GEN. SCOTT.
E. D. ToWEsEND, Asst Adj't General
Another order has been issued by Gen.
Scott to the army, or persons who in con-
sequence Of the war may be near the
grounds and tomb Of Washington, to regard
ell there as sacred.
Wise's retreat is confirmed, but under
what circumstances is unknown.
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ANOTHER RUSAWAY.-A team Of Mr..
NettletOn of Chagrin Falls, attached to q
heavy wagon, broke away from the foot
Of Superior street this forenoon, and ran
furiously up the street Where they fetched
up, or what damage was done, We are not
informed.
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A FIT-Yesterdsy afternoon, young
man who was seated On box on the Square
near Ontario street, suddenly fell to the
ground in ct, striking directly upon his
head. He soon recovered his senses and
was taken sway; how badly injured we did
not learn
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, August l.
Prince Napoleon vii be the guest of the
French Minister Will, here.
Mrs. Gen. Gaines has returned from New
Orleans-a strong Union woman. She con-
sidsrs the Southern Oonfederscy failure,
and such was the general feeling there.
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WARREx REcEPT1oS CONNrTTEE-PreP-
arations are making in Warren to receive
Capt. Barretts Company Of the 18Th Regi-
ment in a creditable manner, A Commit
tee of Escort, consisting Of the following
gentlemen, has been appointed to come to
this city and accompany them home; W..
RitezsI Captain w. 7. Brown, D. B. Gil
more, J. D. Watson, C. R. Hunt Warren
Packard. Two bands viii be brought BY
the nornmittee.
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POL1oE.-The following arrests were made
yesterday;
Mary Dufy-asssult and battery.
John Davis-petit larceny-stealing
coat from Leonard Case.
Rosanna Murray-vagraney.
John DavidsOn-vagraney.
Delos Elliott, alias Franklin Jones-petit
lareeny-stealing from h. Hattsrsley, gun
smith, g gun worth $l1, and flask and
shot belt, Oh the 10Th day of July, 1880.
Elliott escaped, left town, and returned yes-
terday, when he was arrested.
Robert Barnett-assauls and battery.
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Army WORM IN MEDINA COuETr.-A
correspondent writes US from Riehfsld,
Medina Co., under date Of August lsl, that
the Army Worm has made its appearance
in that locality, in great numbers which
are doing great damage to the crops.
We also learn that this destroyer has
made sad havoc With the crops il and
about sOlon in this county.
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srREET FIONA sgb. took place on
Msrwin street, near the CuyahOgA bridge.
this morning, between female daFkey and
An Irishman. The dsrksy seemed to have
the best OF it for while, but after several
rounds the darkey retreated At good
speed, the Irishman giving chase. When
last seen they we're still running tAs A.
riean gaining.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1861-08-03

TRANSFERS AND BLAoKsNITHs. = Major
W. F. Carey sent forward on the Cleveland
and Pittsburg cars this morning, sixteen
teamsters and two blaeksmiths. DesLina-
ton, to Gen. Banks Division, near Harpers
Ferry.
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DEATH OF A CLEYELAxD voLUSTEER.-We
are informed that volunteer belonging to
Co. A Light Guard, nemed LIE COmPts, died
at Weston, Virginia, recently, Of palPitatiOn
Of the heart. Ho has vile residing in this
city.
Sidney johnson, Of Painssville, who was
amember Of Co. D, 7,h Regiment, was aeei-
dentally shot with a revolver while in camp
near Bull Town by VIM. Kane, Of the same
company. The ball entered the side Of the
unfortunate young man, and the surgeon has
no hope of saving his life.
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RRnaI NEW YORK.
New YORK, August 2.

NEW York, August z.
Per Northern Light-The Panama Star
reports that an English vessel was over
hauled and boarded on the llth, by
Southern priuateer, in latitude "A deg, Is
min, longitude so deg7 10 min.
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soMEwHAr ExAooERATED.-We sI1 know
thst heat has tendency to expand bodies )
and in view Of the present highly infsm
able state of The weather, the statement
made this morning in this column that the
thermometer registered ls4 degrees in the
shade may not be looked upon as stretched
beyond reason. However, perhaps under
the circumstances it viii not be out Of the
way to strike of, say hundred degrees or
an ..r.
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USPnD LErrzns.-The folioning unpaid
letters are held for postage in the Cleveland
Post Office:
ME-. Peckham, Coldwater, Mich.
Scott & Hearn, Erie, Pa.
Miss r. Lloyd, Hartford, Ct.
Mrs. Hattie 7. Frary, Tihn, Pa.
j. J. Kirk, City.
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aA- Hon. A. H. Lewis, OF Akron, late
editor Of the Summit County Beacon, and
formerly State Senator from the Summit
and Portage District, has been appointed
b the Governor, Probate Judge, Of Summit
County, vice Judge Willism II. Dodge ae-
ceased. Mr.. Lewis is Eell-rsad laUJsF
as we'll as an accomplished scholar, ana y
his experience and qualifications veil ntts9
to do honor to the position. It is goed
appointment well bestowed, and We con
Vrstulate our friend on its attalnmen1-
RaVsaHa DssOerdE --t---r
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& THIRb U. S. CAvALRY.-Oapt. ]. |. Gregg,
who has been recruiting for the Third D. s.
Cavalry, in Erie Penn, for several weeks,
went cut on the Pittsburgh train tbs morn
ing with sixteen mem who have enlisted IN
the csvsly service FIR three years They
area fine looking band Of soldiers.
Can't Gregg Is to be stationed at Pitts
bureh, and has the superintendency Of the
cavalry recruiting station in that city, dur
ing the absence CT Col Emery, Whos:haps
been ordered to Washington.
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s0 The steamer Western Metropolis
came in this morning from Buffalo, with 9
fine load Of passengers and 8 good freight
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"a The article which appeared in the
edition Of yesterday afternoon, relative to
the heavy sasnings Of the Cleveland and
Erie and the Buffalo and Erie RsiIrOad,
was inserted BY mistake. Il contains some
errors which have been heretofore cor
rected in this paper. -
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RECEPTION OF Carr BAREEFr'B CoMPAET
IN WARREx.-The citizens Of Warren are
making extensive preparations for the re-
ceptiOn of Capt. Barrett's Company, in the
Nineteenth Regiment, upon their arrival
Capt. Barrstt is not only a good officer,
but a man very much respected in all that
region of country, where he is extensively
known. His company is composed Of some
of the best young men in Trumbull county,
and it is not believed that any Of his men
would be guilty of the mean acts which are
attributed to some of them, and under
which they now stand before the country
disgraced. Upon this subject, the meeting
held at Warren last Saturday, to make ar
rangements for the reception, passed the
following resolution unanimously;
On motion of 4. Harsh, cordial inyits-
ton be extended by the citizens Of Warren,
to Lieut.. Stratton and returned members
Of Capt. Barrett's Company, who, in opin-
ion Of this meeting, were censured without
cause, and denied the privilege Of an inVes
tigation, in order to satisfy the country q
their entire innocence of any act that you'd
tend 10 mar the fair fame of TIE gallant
boys Of the true and tried lseh regiment 70
participate with US on this occasion.
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The Nineteenth Regiment.

Five companies of this Regiment arrived
in Cleveland, on special train from Col
umbus, at eleven o'clock this forenoon, the
other five companies having left the cars at
erestline. Companies B. and C. left the
cars at the junction of the Mahoning Road
with the C. C. & C. Road. It being sscer-
tained that these two companies would not
leave the city until four o'clock this after
noon, they we're escorted from the MshOn-
ing Depot, by the Committee Of Reception
from Warren, lead by the Youngstown
Brass Band-CO. D., Capt Shurtlif, to the
johnson House, and Co. c., Capt. Barrett,
to the American House, for dinner. The
Ashtabula Co, % } Capt. Crane, Paines-
vile Co., (F.) Capt. Payne, and Ashtsbula
Co, I) Capt HOyt, embarked at tho pas
senger depot, where dinner was furnish
ed them. -
The companies that got off at Crsstline
were;
Co. A.-Capt MandersOn, Canton.
Co. E.-Capt. Bean, Salem,
Co. G.-Capt. FulkesOn, Akron.
Co. H-Capt. stillWell, Salem.
Co. K.-Capt. Konkle, Akron
Lelauds Band, who have been with the
Nineteenth, through the war in Western
Virginia, came up to the " Wsddell," from
the balcony of which they played the
Il Volunteers Return" soul stirring air
arranged by Jack Leland for this occasion.
The gallant Nineteenth return, after haV-
ing fought valiantly the battles of their
country, and will receive glorious vel
nnrnn unnn their arrival home.
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ONO CAsEoH.-Out Of the six batteries
to be raised in this State, two will PrOba-
bly, be enlisted in this city. They viii be
Of four guns each, and will be in charge
Of competent and experienced men.
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FOUnTH M1cHleis REsmESEs-PriFAss I,
yanboutOp. of the Fourth Miehigan Regi-
ment passed through this city this morning,
on his way to Adrian with the effects Of Capt
DeGOlier, of Hudson, Michigan, and Lieut.
Preston, Of Adrian, who were killed in the
SIGHT at Bulls Run.
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BLACKBERRY WINE.-The American Ag-
rieulturist gives the fOllOHiag receipt Tor
making Blackberry Wine
Take the ripe berries picking out de-
caved ones, and pressout the juice throngh
a close linen cloth. To each quart Of Juice
add one quart Of water, In Fhlen Is as
solved two pounds Of good Hhite sugar
second quality, or " B. sugar" answers
we'll. Put into glass bottles or stone-ware
iupe. and cover the mouth with millinet OF
any open woven cloth to admit air and
keep out insects. Set in the eellarfo six
months, more or less, and then pour OF
carefully from the lees, into clean bottles,
and cork up for use as wanted. For large
quantities, clean Osken barrels msy be
used, covering the bung with milhnet. Il
is not essential to rack off the wine until
wanted for use or for sale, B. M
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STAND OF GoLoRs FOR THE OHIO "SEy-
ESrH THE Ravenns Committee, Messrs.
R. A. Gillette and q. C. Rsnney, acknOWl-
edge the receipt of $SOs5 contributed by
the citizens in that Vicinity towards pur-
chasing a stand of eOlOrs for the Seventh
Ohio Regiment now in Western Virginia.
Good for Portage.