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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

A Washington dispatch to yesterday
Cincinnati Commercial, gives the following
important news:
wAsHEGToN, May l.
The President received dispatch this az
ternoon, announcing the arrival of Captain
Meigs, from Fort Pickens. All the troops
that sailed from New York in the Atlantic
and other transports, including two batteries
Of flying artillery, were successfully landed.
Over a thousand troops are now in the
Fort, and about the same number outside
busily engaged throwing up Notifications on
the Santa Rosa Island.
Fort Pickeus may now be set down aa safe
against any force the Cotton rebels can possi-
bly, raise against it.
No news from Fort Monroe has been re-
ceived for some days at the War Department
but Gen. Scott considers that point perfectly
safe. Fort McHenry has now garrison of
twelve hundred men. Eight hundred volun-
teers were thrown into it under cover of the
night some days since. The knowledge of
this fact has good deal to do with the caFing
in Of Baltimoreans.
Gen. Scott says he has more troops here
now than he wants, the numerical strength
osthe army ofoccupation having now reach
ednearly twenty thousand.
Gen. Patterson's corps dGrmss will move
in two columns-one down the Northern
Central, the other down the Baltimore B
Wilmington Railroad, upon Baltimore. Each
will be ten thousand strong. Another ten
thousand will be collected at Annapolis, for
demonstrations against Baltimore.
am able to state, on the highest authori-
ty. that a corps daTmse VIII move at the
earliest possible moment from Pennsylvania
through Maryland towards Washington,
under command of General Patterson. The
Baltimore Sun, of this morning, contains
leader, recognizing the right of the Federal
Govern ent to march troops through Mary
land. There is no doubt that Gen Patter-
son will be allowed TO pass unmolested.
The statement that the Government has
issued an order calling out forty thousand
volunteers for three years, twenty-five thou
sand regulars for Eve years. and eighteen
thousand seamen for FIVE years, is erroneous.
No such call has as yet been made
A requisition for additional forces will be
issued in day or two, but it will be for forty
thousand more volunteers for three months,
twenty-five thousand volunteers for land,
and eighteen Thousand for sea service during
the duration of the war.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

The board of Medical Examiners of Sur
geOns for the Ohio Volunteers, report that
after rigid examination they present the fol-
lowing as suitable persons for post of Surgeon
and Surgeons Mates to the Ohio Volunteer
Militia.
surgeOns.-C. E. Bople, Columbus J. A
COons, Dayton; o. Ferris, Upper Sandusky;
J. F. Gabriel, Piqua J. A Kyle Xenia; A.
NJ. MAfee, Canton; S. Muscroft, Cincinnati;
J. D. Robinson, Wooster; Benjamin Tappan.
steubenviIle; J. D. Turney, Circleville; Star
ling Loving, Columbus.
Surgeons Mates-F. w. Ames, Cincinnati;
A. 2. Gill, Columbus; E. D. Hill, Oxford; S.
Sexton, Cincinnati; John B. Rice, Fremont;
R. W. Shrift, Putnam county; q. H. swayne,
Toledo; H. H. seys, Springfield T. Salter,
Fayette county A. J. Young, Cincinnati; r.
Wirth, Putnam county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

Gov. DennIsou Requests n Meeting of the
Governors Of New York, Pennsylvania,
Indiana aud Illinois, at Columbus, for
Consultation
The Harrisburg correspondent of the Phil
adelphia- Bulletin, writes Gs follows
A communication has been received by
Gov. Curtin, per the hands of the gentleman
above referred 10, from Gov. Dennison of
Ohio, requesting Cows. Curtin, and Morgan
Of New York, to meet himself and the Gov
ernors Of Indiana and Illinois in council at
Columbus on next Monday evening, to com.
rare plans Of the campaign. The proposition
of Gov. Curtin, to the Governor Of Ohio, to
march the volunteers of Pennsylvania in con-
nection with the troops Of the Northwest to
the Federal city, by any route decided upon,
was at FIRST, as I informed you by telegraph,
received very favorably. But since tdat time
there has been reason to suppose that the
first battle would not be fought at the Capital,
and hence the change. The plan of Dennison
Is to march an army Of eighty thousand men
70 Richmond, and there await the attack of
he Southern army-as it is generally believed
that Jefferson Davis is making toward that
point the Ohio volunteers, now at Lancaster,
20 be reinforced from time to time, and they,
a connection with the Pennsylvania volun-
teerS be prepared TO cut of any invasion from
this side OF Maryland In consequence of
he meeting of the Legislature on this dsy,
It will be impossible for Gov. Curtin to be
present, although it may be convenient for
Gov Morgan 70 aceede TO the request. Out
aide of the reason assigned. it IA the desire of
Gov. DennisOn not to draw his troops too
ar away from home at the present time,
until something definite as regards the move.
nents of the Southern army is ascertained.-
Another point of the Governors communiea-
ion is,thathe has issued orders that no more
communication be held with Baltimore, via
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad; while in this
State no more provisions will be allowed TO
leave here BY way of the Sisguehanna and
Tide Water Canal.
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LATEST NEWS.
Columbus COrrsspOndeues--An ARRAY.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
CoLUMBUs, May I'd, 1851.
EDS. LEADER:-There was but little done
in the House yesterday afternoon except to
get up the irrepressible on the Commissary
and Quartermaster General, causing very
exciting debate, and ending in committee
being requested 10 wait on the Governor and
have said officers placed " hors du combat"
1t was, however, reconsidered this morning,
and committee of investigation ordered to
ascertain where the fault lies in said depart
ments, with view to correct abuses.
In the Senate this morning, during the
debate on the Public Works Bill, Senators
Cuppy and Cummins had very serious
alteration, provoking a blow from Cum
minis, which was parried by Cuppy, and
blow returned by him, sending Cummins
reeling to the floor. The alteration was
renewed aft T dinner in front Of the American,
by an attack with cane from Oummins, on
Cuppy, who received the blow on his arm,
and drew his pistol, which fortunately missed
fire by the non-ezplosion of the cap. The
affair caused considerable excitement and
talk e,--7Wthat the result will be, am
unable to determine at present.
The fourth Regiment leaves this afternoon
for camp Dennison. Military affairs here are
at stand still as regards the arrival of troops,
but few arriving m camp 10r a uay or TWO
past. The adjournment question is not dis
posed of yet definitely. 1t is the present in
ton to abandon camps Taylor and jackson
and concentrate the troops at camp DenUi-
son, which is intended; as camp of instruc-
ton. FORESTER.
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PREsEETATIoS.

FRoX NAsHYILLE.-We have seen and
conversed with printer who has just come
from Nashville, where he has resided for
five years, having been in the employ of the
Methodist Book Concern. He reached Cleve-
land yesterday morning. He informs US
that, apparently, the city of Nashville is all
one way; although there is really so1ne con-
siderable Union feeling there, it dare not ex-
hibit itself. There is q largs num-
Der of men undergoing drill, and one regi-
ment which is forming, contained when he
left between six and seven hundred. This
regiment was armed, but generally the COM
panies are without arms. There are in the
Capital about II 900 stand of muskets.-
Large numbers Of people are leaving Nash
vile as well as other cities. Eastern Ten
nessee, which joins Western Virginia, was op-
posed to secession, and would probably stand
firm for the Union. Many fears were enter
tanned of an uprising of the slaves, and for
this reason many families are fleeing from
the State. -aer FL.
Our informant has friends who are enlist.
cd in the secession forces, and from intima-
tions he has had, entertains no doubt but an
attempt will be made very soon to take
Cairo. he had reason to think that yester-
day was the day appointed for the marching
of troops from Nashville for that purpose.
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Optical.
n. Il. SOLOMONSON.

Z 49, NV N1F11It.Ill . V1tIllIllI
Keeps the largest assortment OF the most iuproysd
kinds Of sPEOTACLES. All his Glasses, whether
tor near or Tar sighted, ara ground under his own
the greatest care TO SUIT the eyes in al cases,
curing Weakness, DizEineas or Inflammation Of the
Eyes, and imparting strength for long reading or
tine sewing.
M. solomonson would here inform the public tlat
ne never employs any one in the sale Of his Lenses
80 Also, = splendid assortment ofSPI GLA6oESs
MICROSCOPES, COMPASSES, &c.s on hand.
- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
as perfect natural.
oFFI0R-No. ISo Superior street, under American
Hotei. NlEdAW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1861

~ The Maid of Esopus, or the Trials
and FriumPhs Of the Revolution; No. % Of
Beadle's Dime Novels; Also Beadle's Dime
Military Song Book, and No. 1 of the Naval
and Military Path Finder, have been re-
ceived by Hawks Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

PosFPoNED.-Ths President of the Fire
mems State Association, F. ". Marseilles,
gives notice that the tournament, to take
place at Toledo in June, has been indefinite
II postponed on account Of the war.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
THE CITY.


The following are the addresses of letters
dropped toto the Cleveland Post Office upon
which the postage is not prepaid. The writ
ers will please call for them
Samuel Slough, DeKalb, Ind.
F. A. Eliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Lizzie Campbell, Jamestown, Pa.
Robert L. Griggs, Cincinnati, 0.
Arthur NJ. Thome, Primrose, Iowa.
Caleb Atwater, Wallingford, CT.
Betsy A. Ingersoll, Norwalk, 0.
Reha Woodwork, Nevada CITY, X. T.
I d ooui%l0Ts d ov.j rHfbuuyJ ". I
E. J. Rice, Savannah, 0. ..-..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

TIE o. s. STEAMER MIcHIeAN.-The Unit
cd States steamer Michigan, now at Erie, is
being thoroughly overhauled. repaired and
'repainted. The upper part of the vessel has
been painted a pure white eelor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

FIRE.-The alarm of FIRE at midnight last
night was caused by considerable light
from burning building on the West Side,
little west of Columbus street. We did
not learn what was burned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

A NOBLE PRoPosIr1oN.-The eloquent lee
turer, John B. Cough, has dedicated his
earnings in the lecture field, from last Mon
day until next fall, to the good work of it-
ting out and equipping volunteers in the
service Of our country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

A NEW VERSE TO THE STAR sPAKeLED BAN
NER.-At the Howard Atheneum, Boston,
on Saturday evening, the Star spangle6
Banner was sung by Miss Cushman, with
the addition Of the following verse by Oliver
Wendell Holmes
When our land is illumined with Iiberty's smile,
If foe from within strike blow at her glory
Down, down with the traitor that dares to defle
The flag of her stars and the page Of her glory !
By the millions unclaimed who our birthright
have gained,
We will keep her bright blazon forever un.
stained H
And the Star Spangled Banner in triumph shall
wave
While the land of the free is the home of the
brave.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

FLAes-FLAss.--All kinds Of Flags except
secession ones made to order at the Ladd 4
Webster Sewing Machine Rooms, Marble
Block, 211 Superior street, up stairs.
G. ", CRoKELL.
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Camps Taylor and jackson to be Broken

Gov. DennisOn, in reply to the Legislative
committee who presented the resolution for
discharging the Commissary and the Quarter
Master General, said that if they would wait
forty. eight hours, the troops at camps TIylor
aud Jackson would be removed to Camp
Dennison.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

Carbon Oil at IS cents per gallon. LubriS
eating oil at IS cents per gallon, of the best
quality. Pork, Beef Beans, Cheese, Dried
Fruit, Salt Water Lime, Plaster and gen.
eral assortment of Groceries, cheap for cash
buyers. GEO. sPRAGUE,
Oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

MORE TRooPs.-Two hundred men from
Geauga county, have received orders to re-
port at Camp Taylor, and will probably be
in this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

APPoIETMENTs.-U. S. Marshal Earl Bill
has appointed as Deputies, A. NJ. Hsckett,
Of Portage county; Lyman Parcher, Lucas
county; and H. C. Gray, of Lake county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

The Ohio Boys Going Through Maryland,
The Ohio Regiments at Lancaster will
form part of Patterson's Brigade, which is to
march through Maryland to Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

uTN OTIC E.-AdvsvtIssr will Obiise Us b.
handing In their Advertisements by O'Clock P NJ
our edition being 80 much increased BY tho War
News that we required to to press some three
hours EARLIER than usual.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

SERVICE AT THE BETHEL.-Company B.,
Light Guard, attended church at the Bethel,
last evening, by invitation Of the Chaplain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

FRoH MEXPHIs.-A young man, formerly
a resident of this city, who has recently been
living at Memphis, Tenn, has just arrived
here from that city. He was called upon
by detachment of the Tennessee Guards
and asked to sign their constitution, which
amounted to the same thing as enlisting in
the Southern army. Pleading for an excuse
that he had an engagement down upon the
levee which must be attended to without de-
lay, he n anaged to get away, but watch
was set upon his movements, and he was
again stopped and informed that there was
but one of two things to do-either to sign
or leave town. H chose the latter, and GO
ing to his boarding house, packed up and
had his baggage taken on board the steamer
Glendale, on which he reached Cincinnati.
He represents the state of affairs as almost
reign of terror. Thousands were fleeing from
Memphis and the surrounding country
Several hundreds of fugitives came up on
board the san boat with himself
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
The State Fair.

The State Board of Agriculture has resolved
to hold the Fair as usual, thinking agricultur-
al interes's need special attention in time of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.


MILITARY CAPs.--Military APPS Of every
style at Deckand & Englehart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
peckand & Englehart have also a full
supply Of Hats and Caps, new styles, justre-
ceived and ready for spring and summer
wear. Silk, felt and straw hats in abun-
dance. rof
Found AT LAsF.-Bronehitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. ofies
III Ontario street.
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CaatEGti9nEra.
SUHRINK

ohN oOnNiNh
Having removed to his new quarters,
NO. %, LYMAN's BLOCK,
OPPOSITE TIE COUBT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
SQUARE,
prepared to receive the calls OF his friends and
Toe public 81 large.
Everything ia the lire OF confectionery Ia kept at
Mol IS ALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
as wen Is the choicest eatables served up at mo-
,usof's notice.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
or the accommodation OF persons having busln rs
1.-THE Court House
KENEETF ALE on DRAUGHT.
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You've AMER1CA.-The young eagles on
the West Side have spread their wings and
are rellylng about the Stars and Stripes like
their older brothers. A meeting of the Light
Guards junior was held night before last
and the following officers chosen
- Captain-B. Sanford.
First Lieutenant-H. Fouts.
Second Lieutenant-C. Lewis.
Orderly sergeant-M. johnson.
secretary-C. Weed.
Treasurer-G. Brown.
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8. e q 3 d n b R ,
3utels

NTANHATTAN HUI hL.----aNus
INI ss, s,7and Murray sEeet % door from 9Eese s,1
PTobrfstort 81. Husginz, late Of Pearl gtres
lHouss Boston. b. o. Fling, late Of LoT0qy-s Hotel
le9R HolA. - - ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

FRANK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep24R26:1y
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Taylor viii ever be held in grateful remem-

Taylor will ever be held in grateful remem-
brance.
F. L. franklin. Captain ssne "a Sharp Shooters.
81. g De Puy, Captain Sandusky City Guards.
w. W, Star, Captain Co. Is, Elyria
VIM. 2. Haynes, Captain Croghan Guards
VIM. Kinney, Captain Hibernian Guards.
9. n. TilloitsOn, Captain Fremont Guards
Z. w. Butterheld. Captain Bucyrus L. Infantry.
TT tnklin Sawyer, Capt Norwalk Light Guard
Wilbur +. Pierce, Captain Co. A, Elyria.
TIE HOSPITAL.
This institution is permanently organized
under the control of DR.. N. B. Prentice, of
Cleveland (West side,) as Principal Physi-
clan, aided by DR.. Hopkins, as assistant.
One or the other of these gentlemen are con-
stantly at the Hospital prescribing for the
sick. All the patients are doing we'll. On
yesterday, eight were discharged cured.
At o'clock last night, 80 patients we're in
the wards. The prevailing diseases seems to
be, chills and fevers, bowel complaints,
colds, etc., arising from exposure. Additions
are made to the Hospital, in order to meet
the wants Of the suffering. To those having
friends on the sick bed, It will be matter
of satisfaction to know, that they receive
every attention that high pro essional skill
can give, while Mr.. semple, the steward,
with his excellent wife, are u.tiring in their
efforts to give that "aid and comfort" which
the sick 50 much require.
PREsEETATIOE.
At meeting of Alert Hose Company, held
last evening, the Company presented through
Mr.. L. NJ. Cobb elegant and servieeable re-
volvers to Mr.. William Kidd and Mr., A. L,
Smith, Foreman and Assistant Foreman of
the Alerts, both of whom belong to Company
D. Mr.. Smith wss also presented by Mr.,
II. Hattsrsley, gunsmith, with savage
looking bowie knife, inscribed " Death to
Traitors" and by Mr.. G. f. Marshal with
belt for the revolver.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
FRIDAY MORNING. May 3, 1851.
TRAvRLRR,s REGISTER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. F.-situation Wanted.
Rsttbsrs & Hausmann-Union Neck Ties. SC.
F. Judson-Renoved
B. 7. LyOn-Pork.
R. 7. Lyon-Bptter and Cheese.
Hawks BrO-Local Notice.
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c. c. o.-cary's Cough Cure. doo28a1O
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GOODS.

HOUSKEEPERS GOODS.
Z. I. BALDWIN q CO.,
Offer this day an enormous stock Of Goods in
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
25,CO0 yards Of
COTTON & LINEN sHEETTNGS.
all widths and quAlities-trOm to ia.
COTTON LINEN PILLOW CASTINGS;
all widths and qualities-4-4 to 6-a
E1CHARDS0N'S LINEN DAMASKS ,r
Cloths, Napkins, Doslies, Diapers, Hnckabuek &c.
RIORARDN0H'S IRISH LINhNS,
Tor bhirts and FronGs-the most celebrated Linens
for wear.
C0UNTERPANES & QUILTS,
Blankets, Table, Stand ana Piano Spreads Window
Hollands.
NOTTINGHAM DRAPERIEs
Stripped, Embroidered, Harness other Draperies
THE Low PRICES -
at which these goods have hesn purchased enable rs
to Offer
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
to HOuSekeepers in all kinds Z
HOUSEKEEPING GOODSl
All goods marked in PLAIN figures ONE PRICE
OhLf i iaprz7J u. I. BALDWIN & co.
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In marching TO the cars the Bueyrus kltie
had the right of the column. The regimen
filed 1s cars and was drawn by two loco.
motives.
ORGANIZATION OF THE HOME GUARDS.
Company No. - was last evening organiz'
ed by the election of David Price, Captain
Thos. H. oakly, Isl Lieutenant; D. A. Dang.
Ter, I'd Lieutenant. VIM. Mclhinch, Ist Or
derly sargeant; o. Forby, 2nd do; G. L.
Heaton, Srd do. Fred. Hovey, 4th do. Isaac
Sturtevant, 1st Corporal G. G. Wiser, End
do. W. H. Fargo, srd do G. W. Whitney,
4th do. H. P. Weddell, Commissary; H. G.
Lucas, Assistant Commissary. r. F. Paine,
Judge Advocate.
VOLUNTEER RELIEF FUND.
Subscribers to the volunteer relief fund
are notified that they will be called upon
within the next few days for payment of
their subscriptions. The demands for assist
anee are numerous and pressing, and as new
companies are mustered into the service, the
number of dependent families constantly in
creases. The Committee trust that the sub
scriptiOns will be promptly paid.
By order of the Committee.
WILLIAM sLADE, Jr.,
Treasurer.
FLAG GUARDS ATTENTION.
The next meeting of the six-foOters for
drill will be held on Saturday evening, May
4Lh, at Apollo Hall ,over Reynolds hardware
store. All who design joining this company
should do so at once. The selection of Of
fcers, uniforms, &C., will be deferred until
the company is filed.
By order of Com.
WEST SIDE LADIES AND MONROE RIFLEs.
The ladies of the West Side have remem-
bered the boys in camp, and yesterday pre-
sented some baskets of rare delicacies, all of
which were appreciated, as the following
resolutions, passed with three times three,
abundantly testify:
WHEREAS, The Ladies of the West Side
have kindly Provisioned our table with the
best in their larders, and have favored US
with their presence and society this after
noon, as q testimonial of their sympathy
with the cause which we have espoused,
therefore,
hesotUeGy That we owe the Warmest thanks
of a soldiers heart to the ladies of the West
Side for this practical and highly appropri-
ate manifestation of their sympathy towards
US.
ResolUed, Thatwe will not cease to cherish
the remembrance of such kindness, both in
thought and action, as they our friends have
set US the example of works added to words.
ResolUed, That in the evidences of patri-
otic zeal exhibited by the ladies Of our coun-
try, we find the highest incentive to manly
action which can be added to love of God
and our native land.
Resolved, That we will join our prayers
with them, that the God of battles will watch
over both those who stay and those Who 90,
enabling US all to place such confidence in
our Heavenly Father that we will willingly
give up the lives OF our friends or sacrifice
our own if our country calls.
Ord. Serg. BRocKwAT,
Sergeant KTNsLEY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

In marching to the cars, the Bueyrus Rifles
had the right of the column. The regiment
filled ls cars and was drawn by two loco
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FLAG GUARDS ArrrrrroN.

The next meeting of the six-footers for
drill will be held on Saturday evening, May
4lh, at Apollo Hall over Reynolds hardware
store. All who design joining this company
should do so at once. The selection of Of
fcers, uniforms, &C., will be deferred until
the cnmnanv is filled
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Important from washIngtOn.

A Washington dispatch to yesterdays
Cincinnati Commercial, gives the following
important news;