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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16


Firc sgfss IN ort f-'. .4i cat rigtt; v,A con.
ttrts N gaod CoBdi0r
The Salauiandrr safos of Philadelphia acains, the
world.
EVANS & WAT ON,
have had the domostration in the following Ger.
uhcate that their manufacture uf Saaman1or Safes has
at length fully warranted the repTs Hations which have
been made Of them as rendering unduubcd security
against t!!e terrific eleyscM
Philadelphia Aptil IL 1855.
.NfSSrS ErfnS " UciS0n: GuntlamUl--it affords US
the highest satisfaction TO yo that owing
the very protective qualities Of Of the SalanandeT
Safes which we purchased Of you I'VE month since
we saved large portion Of iewclry, and all bonls
&c exposed to the calam.nous oaustcad place on
the morning Of the llth inst.
NEeR we reject that thee safes located m the
fourth story Of the building occupied Hnl that they
f subsequently ntna heap Of burning ruins here the
vast concentration Of the heat caused the brass plates 10
b we Ctihoi but regard the preservation Of their val.
uablG contcus is most conV Hcug proof of the great
curity afforded hy your safes.
w" 5hdl iBkc great pleasure n reoUum"i chem 10
men OF business as a sur" reliance dCdIuyt ir.
GEORGE u. |IMMONs & BRO. .Icrclycyg.
y They have since pnTchascd ris large SAFES.
August 90. Isj1
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MOFFA T,S PHRNIX 3ITTERS S.

MofIate Phoenix Bitters called, because they
possess the power of restoring the expiring embCrs Of
health glowing vigor throughout the constitution
as the Phoenix is said TO be restored TO life from the
ashes Of its dissolution.
iorcurial Diseasos.-Thcre is probably article
given a medicine, the injuCous use of which has
caused such wide and terrible mischief to the
human system mercury. Its poison sinks deep into
the system penetrating the substance Of the bunCs
producing long train of painful diseases. 1t is well
known that many affections of the throat Of the bones
of the nOsc and malignant sores which have at
tributed to syphilis, often caused by the injud
cous of mercury, so that the remedy has proved
worse than the disease.
LIFE PILLS AND rHGINIX BITTERS.
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bittcrs have always been
signaly successful in this class of Diseases and will
erauicat- all the effects OF mercury from the system,
than the most powerful preparations Of
paru. They aid nature III casting from the system all
poisonous matter, ana by thus purifying thu vital huds,
they restore the system TO health.
i Bilious Complaints.-A well regulated aud proper.
tionatc quantity of bile upon the stomach is always
qusitc for the promotion of sound hcalth stimulates
digestion and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distractions. On the interior surface of the liver is
peculiar bladder in which the bile is first preserved,
being formed by the liver from the blood. Thence IL
passes into the stomach and intestncs aud regulate
the digestion, Thus when there is . deficiency
of bile the body is constantly Custvc. On the other
hand, over abnndanCC OF bile frequent
the stomach and often promotes very attack
] of diseases, which sometimes end in death
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16
EXN8ls GROVE MxEAa,

THE undersigned, respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has just completed his
New Mill, on Little Fishingcr ek in Greenwood tswn-
ship Columbia county, and having engaged one Of the
best Practical ers in the country, is now prepared
TO execute business in his line promptly and Salts
faetory. The building is large double Brick Mill,
constructed in the modern style and employs four
run OF BurTs Strict attention will be given the husi
ness and pains spared to render general satisfaction
JACOB EYER.
Eyer's Grove, June, 8, le6l.-lm+
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NEW JEWELRY STORE

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
bloomsbury and the public generally, that he has
tablished store, on Main Street, bloomsbury, in
Mrs. Leacoeka Building where he offers for sale,
moderate terms, aldrgetassortmeut of
CLOCKS, MA TCHES D. JEWELRY Y,
or every sort, and size and description. His go
stock of Jewelry is complete, including every AsEA
variety of Ladies' and Gentlemens MednliOns, ~ 81
Chains Lockcts Breastpins Fingerrings, etc, 49,
the examination OF which he invites the public gener
ally.
1- Strict attention givon to repairing Clocks Watch
es, and Jewelry, and al work warranted.
WIN. d. DRAKE.
Bloomsburg, May 4, la61-tf
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STOVE AND TIN.WARE SHOP.

"A. THE undersigned would inform the citizens oi
~ bloomsbury and vicinity that he has Just re-
NV eved and offers for sale of the most extensive
~ assortments of COOKING and FANCY STOVES
ever introduced into this market The Christopher CC
unbus James Robb and Globe are among the frst elias
cooking Stoves all of which are atght and gas burne
His Paror stoves handsome and the assortment Va
red. ALSO-Particular attention is paid 20 TinWarc
and House Snouting upon short notice. All kinds OF
repairing Will be done with neatness and despatch
W Country produce taken in exchange for work.
PHILIP S, MOVER.
n uomsburg. Oct g. 1850
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16

" Consgnments Of Provisions Flour and Country
Produce solicited and returns promptly made. Cash
advanced when desired
ORDERS for all kinds Of Fish Provisions, Flour,
Dried Fruits, &C., filed ai iie lowest Cg,h Prices
August 4, 1850 l2m.
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sickness can As enco relieve themselves from the tbou
sand maladics that 1sh heir 10, II they will only
follow the counss Of nnture, and take the medicine
which best asssts her in her operations. That m1d
cine is the Vegetable Life Medicines Of Dr. MofFAT
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LIFE INSuR NOE.

THE GLR.4RD LIFE LNSURANCE ANNUITY AND
TRUST COMPANY or PIHE.ADELPHE.9.
OFFICE, no. 4Os CHE STREET
CAPITAL paid up) $500 900.
Charter PCrp6tVai.
4 CONTINUE to make lNSURANCES on LIVES on
\. the most reasonable terms.
The capital being paid up and invested together with
large and constantly increasing reserved fund offers
perfect security to the insured.
The premiums must be paid yearly half yearly or
quarterly.
The Company add BONUS periodically 10 the insu.
RANGES of life. The FIRST BONUS appropriated in De.
cember, lsl4, the SECOND BONUS in December, ls4g
the THIRD BONUS in December, 1854 and the FOURTH
BONUS in December, 1859.
" These additions are made without requiring any
Increase in the premiums to be paid the Company
The following are a few examples from the RcgsiCr.
Amount of Policy and
sum Bonus or bonus to be increased
IollrY insured additisn by future additions.
no. " S2jOO S'r1 80 S33s1 50
" 1872 ]O0e 1850 nO 1850 90
" 1879 1000 100 90 1900 90
" .i33 5000 1915 OD G,S!5 90
" &C. &c &c DC.
Pamphlets containing tables Of rates and eNplanat
forms of application, and further information can be
found at the office.
THOMAS RIDGEWAY, President
JNo. F. JAMES, .qetadry.
LEVI l.. TATE Sgcnt.
+. c. HARRISON, Examining Phys4iaa.
October lO, lc57 ly.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

POR TIE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Eearsensss,
Group, Bronchitis, IncipiCnt COnsumP-
ton, aud for the relief of ConsumpiN
Patients in advanced s'og"s If Tic
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 50 nu
nleruus are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
Ecy known, who have been rastored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by a.
use When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent 10 escape
obsorvst alton, and where its virtues are known the
public no longer hesitate what antidote TO employ
Tor thu distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our climate
while mang inferior remedies thrust upon ttr
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
PREPARED BY
IDR. j. &. AMER & GO,
LOWELL, MASS.
L. r. Tutz, J. U. Moyct, g. NJ Hegouhuch, Rioomsbu..
4. Miller, berwick, and by one store every town N
FCnnsylyOnId.
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GILL & PAUL,
General Commission Merchants,

Fish Provisions. Flour Butter, Cheese, Oils Dried
Fruits, Grain Seeds Beans, Whiskey, Wool
Country Produce and Merchandise
generally.
NJ. "a NORTH WHARvEs PHILADELPHIA.
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rNH L BODU G G L r.

This wonderful article. just patented is somethin.
entirely Ht, and never before offered to agents wh'
are wanted everywhere Full particulars sent free.
Address
SHAW Il CLARK, Biddeford, Maine.
March Q, ls6l-ly.
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AFFAIR TRIAL is A CERTAIN rusE 3,

ki5' BEWARE of Bogus RemedIs advertised as Tr.
Churchills, and all other SWISBllNG DEVICES nrob
sufferers Of their means lcSc prccios time and hasten
FATAL REsyLT Write TO me for CIRCULARS, and for
DR.. Churohilrs Treatise on Consumption,
which contain the on, authentic Information in regard
TO this NlW TREATMENT. sent TREE to all inqUirefs
PRICE; Tn 7 and laoE. Bottles, 81 and So enoh.-
Three large, or six small for So. NY fac-simile is
on both the Label and Outside Wrapper.
NO OTHER is GENUINE.
ED% no not confound this Remedy with the soralled
Chemical Food p and particularly avoid all prcrarn
tons containing iron, which is DANGEROUS and cd sr
III, which has NO cuRATlNE r PROPERTY wIATEyTR
sold by the most respectable Drul giss Throughout
nUrlt"d States and British lrcynccs, and Nlolpsa!.
adRetali at the General Depot in the United States ty
J. WINCHESTER, &c John Street, H. Y
L, u
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Those who desire procure scholarships or attend by
the y9ar, will be accommodated at reasonable discount
and students wishing to procure Iooms should make
scasonable application.
For further particulars address,
WIN. DCRGES :, Principal.
MillVillr, Pcnu'a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
FROM sT, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 20.
A Springfield correspondent of the Dem
Oorat, under date Of 10th, writes as follows:
Colonels Siegel and Solomon are reorgsn-
izing their regiments for three years ser
vice, and are receiving many recruits from
this vicinity. The entire force now here
is over 5000. nearly ell of whom will re-
enlist for three years. "
Gen. Sweeney, with force of twelve
hundred men. starts to-day for Forsyth, On
the White River, in Toney county. The
balance. of Lyons command left Camp Siegel,
twelve miles of here to-day, and viii go into
camp at Little York, ten miles west, on the
Mount Vernon road. Other offensive move
ments will be made next week.
McCuiloch is still at Camp Walker, Ark,
with 5000 well armed troops.
jackson is some II or Is miles this side,
with 10000 poorly armed and undisoi-
| plined men. a3 .
FOrty-nine men from Carroll and, Macon
counties, Ark arrived here Thursday last
and enlisted for three years @ st.s
The Home Guards have been relieved Of
active duty, and are harvesting their crops
Much complaint is made at the tardiness
with which our troops are supplied will
the necessary stores and provisions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
CLEVELAND THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1861.

gether there Is gathering up Of army frag-
ments, ~ '-'-- -a.J
Information reached here ibis morning
that Confederate pickets extendto where Ty-
Ter formerly encamped, in the neighborhood
of Fall Church al. H.s.-f.
The most serious apprehension is still felt
for Hon. Allied Ely.
Major Bidwell, lst Mich. regiment who
assumed command of the regiment after Col.
Wilcox fell, is busily engaged gathering Up
his men he estimates that 80 or 40 will
cover the killed, and double that number
wounded in his regiment.
The business Of the War Department to-
day is remarkably heavy. Telegraphic
dispatches heavily accumulate, the senders
rendering troops in surprising numbers.
For example: Illinois has offered seven
teen and indiana ten rsgimentsi some of
them have a ready started, ard others will
be en- route tomorrow. Ambulances con.
taihing the wounded continue 10 erFiVe.
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nae Return OF the Graya.

Our gallant Grays are expected to reach
cleveland this week, probably upon satur-
DAY. The various committees who have
bees appointed to prepare for the reception,
win meet this Wednesday, evening at the
Grays' ArmOry in Lymsn's Block, public
square, to make final arrangements. Let
ns give our boys a grand triumphal vel
come, such as they nObly deserve. They
have marched and fought brAvely, and
AbundaEtly merit our hearty recognition.
Let there be full meeting tonight, and
Jet the citizens respond to the suggestions
bf.Sh, committees.
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The RIunaers d e.. Pallerson.
dispaloh . Lhs Ner York HsraId says

A dispatch to The New York Herald says
1t is known here that Gen. Patterson has
been dereliet in carrying out the designa-
ted plan Of his part Of the campaign, and,
therefore, should any reverse to our arms
occur at Manassas, it may be attributable
to his want Of the qualities constituting
great commander. Gen. Scott, whatever
he may say, sensibly feels Patterson's der
ELECTION. - -...-
AS near as / can ascertain, il was ScOtts
design that Patterson should strongly
threaten Johnston at Winchester, and then
BY a strategic and forced march reach
Lsesburg BY the turnpike and county
rOads. Prom that point he could precipi-
tate his whole force BY railroad to some
convenient point where he could strike the
Manassas Gap road between Winchester
] and Manassas Gap junction, thus cutting
I of JOhnsOn's retreat and be at the taking
Of the junction. It is said that Scott is
highly incensed at Patterson tardy move
ments, especially after he had recently re
ceiVed all the aid he asked for 10 attack
i Johnston, with the best prospect Of success
Gen. Sootts good humor was in no way in
creased by Patterson's inquiry to know /
be should not fall back on Harper's Ferr.
when be ascertained that Johnston wa
J prepared toreceiVe him at Winchester.
cannot ennmerate the instances Of annoy
anoe that the Administration have bee
exposed to in this quarter.
I Gen. PatlersOn's presence at Manessa
{ Junction is q mistake. he was yesierde
/. at Harper's Ferry with q portion Of b
/, command, awaiting the arrival Of Gel
b Banks. g l-.e--- .-.1f-.f
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CONGRESSIONAL.
90 HsE WAsHEaToN, July %,
HOUSE..


Mr.. Elliott, from Committee on Com
me1os, reported a bill which was passed
authoriIing 3 the President, by and with the
advice of the Senate, to appoint Consuls ai
any foreign ports where be may deem adj
VisAble, fer preventing piracy OF q salary
not exceeding $1,000 per annum, their
Offices to cease when internal peace shall
be restored.
Mr. SedgEiek, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, reported q bill authorizing
the appointment Of an Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy at a salary of $4,000 per an
num- Passed.
Also Senate bill providing for an in
crease Of the Medical Corps Of the Navy
Passed.
Mr., Blair, from the committee on militia
ry affairs, reported Senate bill authorizing
the President to accept the services Of so,
900 volunteers. Passed. es
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FRbM RALTIMORR.

bs-zir, BALTIMORE, July %.
The Mass. 9th ct the Relay House, have
re-enlisted. .I
Z Marshal Kane Is upon his bed ct the
fort sick with fever s-s .euilozs0 Ll1a7.
This p. Nj. DR.. Bell Of Prince George 3
county, Nd, was arrested in Washington
on charge Of uttering treasonable LAM
euage against the GoEsrnmeRt, He would
have been hung BY the mob but for an set
i've interference Of several United States
| officers. i.rgiF FrFIssVg Fs0@T
| Special to the Tribune:
Letters have been received here from
Richmond communicating the intelligence
4 that Gen. Lee left that city on the 18th inst
with large force for Lynchburg On hi
/ Eay to intercept Gen. MoGlellan.o 1gu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

The New Orleans Sunday Delta advises
The planters to pick their cotton and store
itzuusoadsd in pens, nell c0Esrsds and
abide events. If the Northern army aP-
prOach, The planters ara i0ld to commit the
cotton to the flames. This applies to the
present crop. In relation 70 future crops,
they are to prepare 70 reduce the product
Of cotton to very low figure, and devote
their labor and land to other productions
which viii be needed for consumption du-
ring The War, ana u asl on lhe PresumP-
tiOu that the contest is to be q PrOtraeted
| one. d Q ) , - LLlL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
Z, This AfternoOn's Report.
FROM wAsHiNeTON.
Go ~ -WAsEnaFoNl July 2

The IntelIigencer of this morning says; s.
We learn that two intelligent officers in
EIlsWorth's Zouayes arrived here lase night,
one Of whom LEFT Gsntreville at 4 T. y \ and
the other, Fairfax Court House at u NJ
They both report that uP 70 that time, q
these repective points, no secession iorcS'
had appeared dLaifact which would seem sum
ciently to Indicate thai ita Is no pert OIL tnei
purpose to undertake anything like an ao
vance towards Washington. 80 ssonI1 q.
2 Affairs wear a more eheerfuls aspect 70
day baa asms11 .im 81 l.os 7s
Fresh troops are continually arriving.
Baggage wagons and commissariat sup
plies are as plenty as rheretofore, and alto
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FROM WASHINGTON.
-. WAsHIHoros, July "a.

8. .Ht - WAsHlAGroAl July e. >
In. the present confused condition of af-
fairs it is impossible to procure full lists OF
the killed and wounded. There cannot yet
be any official report giving the information.
Names of such, however, as can be reliably
ascertained are transmisted as soon ls re-
lceiVed.
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AbIMUNITIoN sRNT FoRwARD.

Two hundred tons Of powder and one
million ball cartridges were sent from Wa
tertOWn Arsenal yesterday for the seat of
war. 1'a1
IA sttcT Eefs5JXEef' s5Ef II s% sts'tes
hours engagement on the 10th with the rebel
battery on Ship Island, at the mouth of the
Mississippi.
The range was too great for efeCtual
service The Massachusetts, was slightly
damaged in the rigging,
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT DEFERRRD.

IlIPORTANT MOVEMENT DEFELIt hD'
FORTREss MONROE, July %.
An important movement from Old Point
was to have taken pleOe to-day, but has
been deferred in consequence Of the ssd
and unfortunate news from Washington
Our troops are impatient to avenge the dis
asters at Great Bethel and Bulls Ran.
The gun-boat Penguin, stationed at New
port News, yesterday, allowed heavily
laden schooner, from Norfolk, to pass up the
James river. She was probably loaded with
cannon, destined for Richmond. Only 81
shots were.fred at her. The Confederates in
the vicinity are allowed to do quite as they
| please VH af -e1r m fr-s- 81 o.
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U0MMEROfAL.H 80
XIV YORK mARKRT-InIy "a
lsT TELEeR.FH.l

albf EILhobAfhsl
FLOUR-R Receipts is,2 bbla. Market dun an
SALES sOOo bbls at sIOOasi 80 cri frpsrsus state
"a Ibly5 Tor extra state; 90 snltf,00 OF suporilne
western; "a t00l.40 for common 10 medium eItra
WESTERN 3! 4y5 for shipping branu "a tfa round
ckNADIAN FLOUR Market quiet Sales $50
bbls II ss5oe3 so for superfne; s. 5lOsO0 for eom-
RVK RsSiIjR- Market steady at s2,5OaS,50.
WHEAT Receipts 10, ,297 bush. Market a shade
firnsT for prime With faiIexpOrt demand sales are
80 OO0 bush at pO1 92c for Chicago spring. Ng9ee Tor
Milwaukee club; 81 60 for Green Bay; Sl,an - Tor
Vipter rcd western; 81, for winter red western
AYE-hiarket steady It 4jeo5Oc Tor Westerni 6oe
for NnfIh River.
BARLEY-MaTket doll at ta@5se.
CORN Receipt % a12 bush, Market frm Sales
5',GOi bush at 4O9465fc tor new mi1edwesteFni 1se
for yellow western.
OaTs-steady at 26@sIo for western Canada aul
ron K-Aiarket dull Sales trialng at SIb.S7
for ultssi Si0,OO for prime
HREE-- MaFk0t unchanged
GUT BfRATA-MaTket dull.
7aArSet dull and sales at sesse .e,o. ,
Ohio: 76l3q state, -.
i;fi TfiiREsk- MARKET steady at 2S7o as in quail
WHIsK Y--MArkot quiet at lse. m
! BURPAL0 aIAIsKEF-Jaly "a.
lsY TELEGBAFH.l
FL0UR--Market STEADY.
WHEAT-MaTket dull and no sales.
COttN-Ssiss 1h,0OO bush since yestsrday noon all
at Sic. -
WHIsK Y-market steady al II0i4He.
CANAL EREIGHTS-Lower;l lOc on corn, Tic
on wheat to New York.
LAKE IilPORTS-3,000 bbls -four; 1000 bu
wheat; lgl 90 bnsh corn II COZ bush barley,
CANAL EXPORTS-I6O0 bbls -four; IS 900 bu
wheat; 0is0oO bush corn; 52,oOl bush oats.
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s From Columbus.
Dispatches from Columbus to the oincin-
natl papers, give tAe following items;
CoLUMBUs, July p


COLUxBUs, July o.
Gen. Cox was at POGO, on the KanaEha,
Yesterday morning. The rebel force was
encamped at Charleston. II is not the
Cleveland Artillery that is with CO1's Brig
adge, bat one company from Rayenna, and
one from Canton, under Capt. Cotton OF
the latter place. They are State oompa-
nies mustered for three years E ia
The conduct Of the Ohio boys at the Sea-
rey skirmish was truly gsllant They are
reported to have taken aths enemy's hre
with disciplined ooolness. The rebels are
falling back On Charleston. as.asl =
Nine Ohio three months regiments in
western Virginia, whose time is ont, will
be Immediately ordered to Columbus and
be mustered out Of service. ltis probable
thew viii all be re-mustered for the war.
There is IS report to night from Monro' 70
county, thst = lot Of rebels crossed th
Ohio river, st Sun6sh, last night klile'
forty men, and robbed end plundered gen
orally. s1I1f 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

MovEMEzr OF TRoors.- Three regiments
Of Ohio troops from Camp Chase and Den
nisOn, 60 over the River Division Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Road. Two 60 to
Bellaire via the Central Ohio, and one to
Estsubsuvius via the steubsnville Inc. 5r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

Major General john C. Fremont arrived
q Columbus last evening on his way to
be West