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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16
1901 TWELVE YEARS AGO

lOOls the success OF geyeral medical gentle
With the great natural laws induced their establish
nent an incorporated Institution under an act q
OOMPAHY Of New Yerk. The continued sucooss Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they haye gained
pon public conhdsnce has fully justified the honor
aetment and they have reason 20 feel great pride IN
lomparing their success Hlth mecleal eGsdenies a.
monY from public and private tndividusls and COM
mandatory notices in the leading p2oiIc Journals
character of the gentlemen contested with ths in
atituton, thus assuring the public thai among the
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and will be .
reliable and trustworthy medium for the restoration
rGy address them Wis sntire confidence.
The principles and practice OF medicine adopted b.
M maN5hI h5f 81 Il oEE 1n Lhh
medical work, published for thnty use, ard there
s1T3 II 4 paiied nee 10 sry part Of the country
The health Of American Weuoen, diseases Of Chill
drsn, and the more obscure and chronic cora plants
as we'll as the common diseases incident to this
try, have received the attention Of this Institution
and IL Is enough to say they have proved themselves
| hRvo confded 70 ther skill
Their series Of Medicines embrace eieVo 1iHerent
remedies adapted to different diseases with mlngt'
oino to which We wish 70 call the attention Of the
pssy Females fHE sHli0Ssf SsRSFENBEBa Ssia aiisSfs H
| NARSHALL'S' UTERINE OATHOLICON,
which Is offered IS certain cure IN cases sccOmpa
nied with the following symptoms; 1rregulari ties
/ Weakness, Faittness, DeTanged Appetite, SallOE
/ Oomplezion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Chills
Gold Hands and Feet, BloaAtngs, Feverishness, Neu
| ousns5s, Headache. Restlossness, Disturbed Sleep
| Eluahss Of the Heart General Pain, Crawling ant
Pain IN the Spine and between the Shoulders, AoiC
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Dtf1cult Passing o.
| Urine with hsat or smArting, Itching, Burning ol
| Irritation to the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
psIr, Hystsrics, Anxiety, Red Face Nervous Twtch
n 4 Starting, CoRsttpation, Irritable Temper, Ssd
| ness Deprayod Appetite ,Rlatulence, Bloated AnC
pqnlAr BoWeIs, UNPLEASANT Dreams, Rstns in kht
G crime Organs, Nun bnes5 aud Pains IN tbs Limbs
hosh OF the Memory, BsWildsrments Soreness IL thi
! Fat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

DOYVEAU LAFECTEUR'S Ron,
I'D authorized and adopted by the Medical Faoul-
" Of France and supplied 70 the French Navy fhil
Medicine takes tho place OF God Liver on, eItreotl
Sarsaparila, Iodine and Mercury. It is recommend
"a and used In the hospitals OF France for letters
Abstessss, Cancers, Ulcers scrofule, ScurYy Flour
Albus, 9out, BheunatiHm, aches, pains and all ef
ACTIONS Of the skin. The ROR igespecialiy usotal
the cure Of the Syphlitio Diseases, designated Pr
mary, secondary and Tertiary. Directions and cor
tcates accompany each bottle. Price per bottle
Sold IN Cleveland By Gaylord and Haa1luondt Drug
eists No. i2O Superior ct. The trio supplied By ID
dressing Dr. Giraudeau de5t Ge-vsir, y aue Rioher
Paris. or ~ Broad st. a. 2 auRl7: R30
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

RG-One hundred and thirty German
smigrsnts went ont on the Toledo train
this morning, bound for points in Illinois
west Of Chicago. tr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16
gfgaI gutitEs.
A. G. searls, assigno

A. G. searis, assiznor,
to
Edward Bingham. trustee.
NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN TO
theCredito-s Ofths said 3. G. searls, that
7v,dsud Of II par C. on their several claims has
been declared BY the Probate Court Of Cuyahosa
County, Ohio, and that the sane viii Be gaid %
them by the said Edward einghams At his ofnce. IN
the City of Cleveland in said county on the ID day
y DANIEL R. TILDEN, Judge.
Cleveland, Aug. Il, 1861. augi4-s5O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16
me s.ssg oi ohio, lcOurt Of Common Pisa4.

me sssss OF ONO, lCourt of Common Plsas.
Juyahogk County, IS
osrotine E1hon brennsr,
~. Psiltiuu for Divorce.
George EshsnbrennerrJ
GE0RGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
VI Msriettas IN tAe county OF Washinston, and
5tate OF thio,is notned that Caroline brsnner
id, on the 18th day Of May a. d 1851, 1le her peti
tioD In the once Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Ouyahoga,
and State Of OhiO, arEing the said George Eghen-
bTonner with Adultery, With oue Elizabeth Kol-
DrennaRfRnd asking that she may 1e divorced nom
the GEORGE Eshenbr1nreri which petition viii
Be for hearing in six week. from the aeto herewith.
Dated this 18th day Of Nay, A. D., 1851.
CARQHIhE ESAEEBRENhER,
my29.ti1s BT PIERS A. Collier, her Atty.
A SSIGNEE'S NOTCIE.-NOrIoE
"a Is hereby given that Frank d. .Stous on the eth
days Of July. ISL. male as5ignr1sut 70 me Of
al his book ac cunts propersT ard elects Of every
Kind snd description, tie benefit Of his creditors
Al persuus indebted TO the said stone are also
tied TO pay the amounts due to ne forthVith, and
creditors to dle th ir Gains with ne af NY once
duly Eerifisd CordinE " lsw-
y D. ". BRlOKs, Assignee ef +. D. Stone.
Cleveland. July u. 1851, angInsisEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

Marvin Kent, plt'h,
SOivil action 1or money 9nlg.
Thomas DGnhRm, d'tJ
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
NJCUTAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO--Ths said de-
fendant, Thoms Denham- who is men resident q
the state Of Ohio Is hereby notified that the said
Marvin Kent, plaintiff, on the q day OF August
1851 hied in the ONCE o. the Clerk Of the Court %
Common Pleas OF GuyahogE county, Chio, his patt-
tion against said Denham, the o. Iect az prayer OF
which to recover Jud dgneur against the said de-
iendant his liability endorser on To- 7 prols-
sorry notes for $3.50 each, made by }. n. Blackburn
dated cleveland, January %, 9, payable with IN
ter annually resp etireiy IN rWo three bur aud
dVs ears from da.e, to the order OF SAID Ihoulas
Denham, and b. him endorsed 10 The plaiuti1.-
SAID petition praYs Judgment cause OF action No.
for S425 50 with interost on S402 50 ffom 5enuaTy
IS, lr6l and on So 50 nom January 2s $50 IN
cause Of rtion No for Sa5 70 sHd interest on ~
81 from January -, aud So 50 from anuary
Z5 le6I. On cause Of acon nc tgr S45 60, snd in
terest 81 81 from January IS. lstO and on 81 g
fiom January 25 1851; and on cause OF artlon No
for S45 O, and interest on So 50 from January a
1850, and on 2 s. from fanuaTy p, sol
sad defend ut Is hereby notlnea thar an order o.
a IA umeut has Ceou issued IA aid aci1on 9nd tnat
he is required said Position By the lsih day
PAINE 4 WADE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
CIa-sfsn1 August A lgfI aucfcsS3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

the useof heso Pills the periodic attacks Of
EeTYous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and Il
taken ct the commencement of An attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom hail in removin he Nausea or Head.
ache to which y males are subject
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
ivoness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, anC
al persons Of sodentary habits they are valuable e.
3 laxative improving the appetite, giving tone n
vlgor to the digestive organs, and restoring ii
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
Grs the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted expsrimeLtss having been in uEs many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved q vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the neTyoua sys-
TEN, or from deranged state Of the stomach. af
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may be taksn ct all times with perfect Eafety,
without making any change Of diet and the absence
Of any dsagreeable taste renders it easy 70 Adials
ter them to Children. rf
BEWABE OFOoU FBIRBi
sT The genuine have i've signatures Of Henry O
seaiding on each Box. i-~
sS-sOld by Druggists and all Dealers In Medicine
Boz win be sent by mail, prepaid. on receipt o
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
sWAn orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDINe,
IS Cedar Street, New Hork,
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A SoIGNE IS NOTICE-TH E
IA Creiiiors Of A. A Adams, and all persons In
crested. are hereby notified tha the sHid Adams
on the I2th DAY July. 81, made assignment 70
ne Of Az property %. ct for the D. D. ht OF
his cred tors have sce pied and en- tersd UPON the
duties Of the trust and We ben duly qualified IN
scc. r anee with the law IN such cBses, made and
provided Creditors slso not hed 70 file their
claims with a. my Office, du yeFifed aceo5d ding
70 law D. ". Bh0Oo6,
Assignce Of 4. A. Adams.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

-ia EFrom the zxaminsF, Norfolk, VAL 81.
They have bssn tested In more than = thUusAn
cAssg, with entire success
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16
GoHsrnnr of OH.

FR0N WESTERN VIEGIEIA.-We are in
formed BY Capt COtter, that Col. Ohsrles
Whittlesey arrived in Columbus from Wes-
tern Virginia, on yesterday afternoon. He
lsft the camp Of Gen. Cox, on the Kama vha,
on Sunday, and reports that Gen. Cox is
fully sntrenched at Gauley Bridge, and has
erected fOrti6catiOns at that point which
will enable him to Withstand the attack Of
any reasonable number Of rebels tha, can
be brought against him. The 5sOrk is all
Of the most substantial Character.
Col. Tyler is - summerviIle, twenty
eight miles from Gsuley Bridge, with
about ' -sur thousand men, and two batter
Is Of artillery-fuIly entrenched and for
tihsd. -
These two divisions Of the army command
the Kanawha Valley.
Generals Morris and Reynolds occupy
all the important passes and points far
Their north, to the Baltimore and Ohio Road,
with a large force, and are amply fortified
to meet any emergency.
An attack Is daily looked for by the reb-
els under Gen. Lee, who is reported to BE-
in the vicinity With 10000 or $4,000 men
but the federal forces are waiting for him
NoRTHERE DIVISION, C. s. 7. B. R.-WI
ars informed by Superintendent Rucksl
that The track of this road at sandnsky
which was SO seriously damaged by th,
lais gale, has been thoroughly repaired
- that trains will mass over II to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

TWENTY-FIRsT REeINENT.-This Regi-
ment came up from Columbus on yesterday
as far as Grafton, and from thence to Ell
more.
Col Norton was with the Regiment, and
we are informed has almost entirely reCOv-
cred from the wounds received. BE will
Immediately re organize his Regiment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16
TIE 9hnEENbAh6
NARSHALL'S UTERINE OATHO.
H0ME TFgTINOVY.

In this connection ousr IeW testiHonial5:
81 am Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
uirouit have met with many women trOubled with
the diseases for which you advertise Marshals Ute
riDe Oathoheon cure. have advised is use and
II has edectsd oomplste core wherever it has been
rpod ReV, PETER SHARP,
- rrg .f-- WeEtoFn Star, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16
sILAS H. DOUGLASS, Pre-

sILAS H. DOUGLASS, Pres.
- L. W. TINKER, Sect.
Mrs. W. W. Griffith, Toledo, Ohio,
O. Hitchcock, "
A. K Howard, Detroit
Miss N. T. Howard,
"a, NJ Mott, l
Mrs. DR.. J. Pitcher,
~ Mcknight "
"-'-L.i E. Highly,
Miss Hitchcock, Toledo,
Griffith,
Mrs. R. B. Marlin, Vermont
W. Golfers, Marquette,
o. Bourke, Dntroit,
I W. W. Griffith, Toledo, Ohio,
j. W. Reed; Bedford,
J. P Ruby, Ohio,
James Dewey, Detroit,
r A. F.. Mckenzie Adrian, Mich,
G. Lieut.. q. W. Nall, Detroit,
+ John1Henry Ohio,
John Hays, Ohio,
e Lieut.. John W. o. Callaghan, Detroit
Vim. J. johnson, Detroit,
7i John Foley, Eagle Harbor,
/ ]. @. Mott Detroit,
A. B. Farnsworth, Detroit, and 100 9TH
ers.
ED. LEADzR.-0wing to the gale alluded
to in the foregoing we are unable to visit
Cleveland this trip, as we only reached De-
trOit to-day, Oath. We were very heavily
loaded; 200 tons copper and 100 tons pig
iron, besides other freight. We bring s5
o. s. recruits. @. ATWOOD, Clerk.
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi a.
II you Are, or have been troubled with the hsAd
ache, send for box, (Oephalic Pilg,) 30 that ycu
may have them In case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

thus far capital and labor have been applied % de-
veloping the soil the great resources 0f the STATE N
coal and iron are almost untouched. Theinvarole rule
that Ehs mechanic arts flourish best where food andfue
are cheapest will follow at an early day IN Illinois, and
in he course Of the next ten years ne natural Avs and
uecesIes OF the case warrant the belief that Rt least
Ave hundred thousand people viii be engaged In the
s.ate Of Illinois IN various manufacturing enpl'y-
ments, ur7
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From the Examiner. NortoTk. Val

Uephalit Pills accomplish the OBJECT for Whisl
they were lade viz Cure Of headache In all i1 ioFnl
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All Of he arsfepb0ra Medicines are fo
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EiETERE AND soUrHERE MAnKFTs.
AppLICATTON on Capital,

These lands are contiguous 70 q railroad 100 miles
in ength which connects with other roads and navga
bic lakes and rivers thus ahording an unbroken com
muncaton with The Eastern and southern markets.
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FHEPARED By
DIR. ]. @. AVER & CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles Tor IS.
AYER'6 CHERRY pR0T0R At.

i Ya- rer.r.r q LIZ sEl4Lr 41Aoosa
Price, 81 per Bottles Six Bottles for s.
AYER's CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for ftsslf such q ranoWn for the cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tha
t 70 entirely unnecessary Tor u 70 recount the evl-
Asit has long bsen in constant uss throughout th15
section need not do more than assure the poOple
lie quality i8 kept up 70 the best It ever has been, and
that It may Be relied en- 20 Do tor their relef Al 4
has ever been found % DO.
AKRFS G4EHARTT6 PILLS
TOR THE OUBE OF
Carrnars. 1eIndfcr Blrrrn7fr falifgerfson Daa@ns
NJ, F0nl BOmaeh, EI1sipsias, Hsadaehs Pilss, RAet
nIdisul, Er5ton1 and Sia Diseases, Lf1ar ColDt1iU
DropS Tstter TaEsOrs aad Sah Rhe1al, Worms, Cox
AeEglgins e. Dsasor PA, and Jog FRggSsS
They are sugar-eoated, % that the most sensitive
can take them PLEASANTLY, and they are the best
aPersnt In the world for all the purposes Of aniy
physic. .1u 1l-s 13l
Price Is cents per Box; Five Boxes for Sl.OO.
Gra9t uumbera Of OlergYmen, Physiciaus, States
men, and eminent per8onages, have lant their names
70 certify the IN paralleed us5unass Of these rene
dies but our saca here not permit The ipsertuu
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
! our AuERCAE AInGHAc, in which they gre given;
with also full descriptions Of the above CON planfa
and the treatment thai should b foloEsd Tor thc
Donot b pat on By unprinoipled dsalsrs with
msnd AYKE's, and taken others. The sick want
ths best cid there is for them, and they shoud have
- sz- An our remedies aro for sale by VIZ. FBxs
sTRoEs , ARllsTRoEG, =. ,. GAXLoRD, and b. Al
- l2rAyer,u Cherry Psotoral. sarsaparilla and u
thArtic Pills, for sale by Churchill Brother.
" corner Public Square and On tartn street. w
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Custom HoUsE, SASDUsKY, !


New MILITARY APPoINTMEETs.-Gov
or DennisOn has recently made the follow
ing appointments In addition to those al
ready announced: no
wn.R- Gilmore, ohilioothe, Colonel Of
22l Regiment -s
F. E. Franklin, Ttfiu, Major of 84th Reg
iment .1sa
Jesse 8. NOrtOui PeFrysburg, Colonel Of
2Ist Regiment .s-
Samuel A. strong, Defiance, Major Of
21st Regiment
Edward Il. Phelps, Defiance, Lieut.. Colo
mel Of 3sth Regiment.
Epsphrss L. Barber, Wauseon, Major of
88th Regiment SID.
Martin Welker, Wooster, Abide Camp
70 Commander-in. Chief.
Wager sWayne, Columbus, Major of A8d.
Regiment -ss.
james NJ. Comfy, Columbus, Lieut.. Colo
mel Of 43d Regiment. ~.
Frederick Posehner, Cincinnati, Colonel
Of 47th Regiment.
W@. B. HaIsn, West Point Colonel Of
41st Regiment. ~
INPoRTAET ORDEH.-The following order
from the Adjutant General Of Ohio, con.
tains matters of interest to commissioned
officers Of the Ohio State troops:
HEAD QUARTERS, ONO MILITIA.
ADJuTAEr GEEERAL's OFFICE,
Columbus, Aug. IA, 1851.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 6s5.
The Commissioned Oficers Of the Ohio
State Troops now being mustered out Of
the service, win not draw their pay until
their accounts with the Qusrtermssier and
Company Departments ara adjusted and
settled. All property or subsistence drawn
by them must be accounted for or deducted
from their pay. aQ .rH E
By order Of the Oommander-in1ChieG Z
G. P. BUeKIEaHAN,
Adj. Gen. Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

LFrom the Advertiser. Providsnee. B. IL
The Oephalie Pills are said 20 be remarkably ei-
ectye remey tor the headache, and one Of the VeTy
Oest FOR thst 'ery frequent complaint which hal ~
r been discovered. = .'.-c -c
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[FrOn the Western B. 3. Ga1stte, Ohioaso, MI
We heartily 7derss Mr.. spalding, end hiI nRF1
Falled Oaphal ifns. -
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RTCH ROLLING PRARm LANDS

he deep rch loan OK the prairies IS cultivated viii
such wonderfu facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
anf Middle States are moving 70 Illinois In great nun
bers me area OF Illinois is about equal 70 that Of IN
gland and the soil is 80 rich that 4 viii support twenty
milli0ns q people, on rr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

,5g [Fr0m the Daily News, Newport, Z. Ii
O'Rhaii0 Pill' are 'Akins the place Of al Eind''
lFrom the Commercial Ballstin, BOston-l l1
Said to be gsrY enieseious for the hsadaohS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

TFrom the KsnaWha Valley Star, Val --
We are sure that persons suffering With hssdAshs
Who trT them, win stick to than
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

IFrom the Advertiser, Providence, B. II -lL
The Testimony in their h7or Is streng, from ~
most respectable quarters.
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RArIPOAD gYgTE1f on ILIM0Is.

HlF asAA-4AAsSA~S - =.
Over 500 600 600 Of private capital have been e.
pended on the railroad system Of Ilnois lnasmuch
nj n theiucome from several Of these works, Wit
valuable pubofund in lands, go 70 diminish The sta
sxpenses the TIxEs GRs ueRF, and must eonseguena
E svary day decrease.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

No STATE in The VALLEY OF the Mississippi offers grea
an inducament to the settler as the State Of Illinois
There e no portion Of the world whore all the coadi
tons Of climate and son admirably combine TO pro
ducs thossfWO great Btpss, Co.'s and WHHA1, as III
pralriea Of ulinOa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

For sais 81 STRONG 6ABmsTROGg, OHUROH
III 4 mo-. I'd WM FIsKE. Olsvelana.
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"a. 5as. a. e onIV SO Jos ses Il, and iVihin fb
l,.t -, ,1y kas bsen ro5oed 81 $50 746 50, and q
~, Fsas5Rably Pesi hz IN tn years Z i7li oe0'e 2
Pamphlets Descriptive Of The lands, soil, climate,
On sssts J-a W. T
: WoP tha nauaes OF the Towns, vIII
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ITrom the Gazette, Davenport, IoWa.i
Mr.. spaldinR would not connect his name With ~
article he did notR- ~ TO possess real martE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

INrORTAET OADER.-The following order
from the Adjutant General Of Ohio, con.
tains matters of interest to commissioned
officers Of The Ohio State troops: ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

From the ssnthsrn Path Finder, 8. o.
Try them you that are aflicted, and We are surS
shAt testimony can Be added 70 the already nu-
erous list that has received benefits that Othea
nsdiciR eAn prodnoe. -Es I'm
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-06-08

Post routes and post offices managed by
loyal citizens and in loyal districts in Vir-
ginia are not to be deprived of the mail SER
vice under the recent orders of the P. o.
Department. If they should be Temporal
rily suspended by the general order, they
will be restored upon due advice Of the
facts. g..
AT Alexandria new collector having
been appointed, the port has been reopened
to the commerce of the country.
The rebels are evidently preparing for ac-
ton. Reports received this morning state
that they are throwing up entertainments at
the Manassas Gap junction, and secession
lists in Alexandra are loudly boasting to-
day that they will soon be released by the
advance of the rebel troops from Richmond.
The Government, however, is prepared at
all points to check any forward movements
of the enemy. Richmond is the aim of
Butler, and it is reported he intends occu-
plying it by the Goth of July. Gen. Pat
terson will throw large masses of troops
from Chambersburg down the Maryland
line in the direction of Harper's Ferry, in
order to check any movement from that
point.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-06-08
BILLY WILSON'S zoUAVEs.

The regiment of roughs raised by Billy
Wilson in New York, is composed of the
hardest of New York's humanity. A lette,
from New Yorker contains the following
incident, which is sufficiently illustrative Of
their status:
Yesterday clergyman went down to
Staten Island to exhort them. Billy VIII
son drew his men up and called Attention =
The parson then gave them very appro-
pirate and edifying discourse, 10 which, in
obedience to the Colonels commands. they
listened attentively. When the parson had
finished, Billy gave his boys short talk.
somewhat in ibis wise !: Boys, want you
to remember what the minister has told you.
1t is all for your good take his advice. and
follow it for there is no knowing but what
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on Virginia is being fully developed every
hour. I know that the SoutheFuers, who
command near Richmond viii fight 5 but
when the pitched battle takes place. the
odds viii be so great against them that an
utter defeat or an ignominious fight GER
tainly awaits them.
Gen. SCOTS military genius has never
shone with greater brilliancy than in this
last but, great campaign.
The general impression prevails that the
Virginians win continue to recede as the
Federal troops advance into their territory.
The clerks in the Post Office Department
have been very busy to-day issuing orders
to the Southern postmasters, informing them
of the diseontinuance of the mails in the Sc
coded States.
The blockade will be effectually estab-
lished by the 10th of June. Fifteen days
notice is to be given of the actual blockade,
after which commerce will be restricted.
The Government entertains no doubt but
the blockade will be respected by foreign
nations.-Telegrans to GIN. Enquire.