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srvEEst Of the nsw gun boats. built At
ST. Louie. have reached Cairo. on their nay
to Ncz Orlca'ss.
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JACOS EACLES, ToErAaS.
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wATER rRouF OIL EiAChINC. warranted 10 lie
water proof au - ieake TIE leather son nod rliabie
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NJ BrrsasD wrurs 70 Nra CHRISTINA H,nx4s, ali
q THE eisy.
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Publishsd IN fhs Paper hasia, The Lsr,esi
Circulation .
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THOSE IN search 81 a private
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Justice To Sir James Fersuson-Trinl
of n New Rifc-Berdan's sharp
Shooters-TreasuryN Notes 10 be kc-
ccised by the Postoficcs.
WAsufse7eS, Nov. %.
Sir James Fergusou having denied that be
" - acting as q spy when visitin.; this corn.
try. il is 3nly justice TO him 10 say that he
was charged by many persons from the South
with letters. 10 be- distributed through tho
pors ufs;ccs IN the Noith. and that ON arriving
81 Washington. being advised that sucha con-
,eysncc of correspondence vas pr'shibsted.
hc immediately repaired 20 the State De-
partmcnt ,snd surrendered al tie letters 10
the q ,ernment.
Syencsr's new repeating breech.loading
r &c war tried ~ bosrd oi army offers b,
th- ordcr os Gen. Mcclellan. They nauc a
satisfactory report. aid RECOMMENDED is M.
PRODUCTION into the service An order tor a
supply had previously been issued oy the
Navy Department..
Gil. Berl IN VIII grant no mofe cnmm ..
SONS "a rs,se cosuD,n 90 % sharp sn r',e.s soI
rs brigade. "a eaou-n have ALREADY bevi'
srinted "a fll IT, Tnosc wish ~ an tn :
corps must enlist under captains no.dlns
c snmgs-ion. rlor to fh.- date
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"Posr sy.og D.rsnrxsST I
XAsHfSoroS. Nov. -. lS6s.

Il hss been reported to this Department
that s.me Psstm .sterr have dcchneJ 70 70.
ccivc U.sissd states Ire ssury nstss. psyab Q
on dem ard. when presented - them IN pay
nent Tor postage stsmps and stamped EN-.
seiopss. Postmasfers ara. therefore. IN
formed tha, these notes are 20 be received
and disberrcd By them - equivsier; IN ali
respects ." c"in-
Nv O. der OF tue Postmaster General.
feixrrdl H. y. ZELyELY.
Tilird Asst r. NJ, Gen"
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THE THOUSANDS u2.n 'hors
4 sa.-s sla are tssls rzlr< Nc-es1's st-srysArc.
81 Corc;G, GRITTY t>s- = - se@--atis a. Eisaie
be remedy Ter renewing al l>NiSoaAIlSS t.
<asttere1 ard cisez1fd rys1ern. puSssirE sitd 80
rscainr tAs lieot-r-stcrlli. ~ rex, scrert@g 'n
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GERMAN STORE!
A LARGE STOCK /:

OF THE ABOVE 0oODs MUST BE
CLOSED our
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23
mas IN oSoTfn Do

0f
EprToRs LEAprB ;-There has been consid-
cradle interest manifested in reference to the
part obsrlin viii take 10 this contest. To all
we would say, she q r9At 70 a mar. Every
one feels that be must take some stock in this
enterprise. Several meetings have been held,
and one company numbering so) has COM
pleted It's organization this morning byelect-
ipR for Captain, Tutor G. W. shurtleF; Lieu
tenant Il. Kenastoni Ensign, - Cole
The Captain VIII report them to Gen. Shell
don Of Elyria this afternoon. They are a
splendid lot Of fellows mostly students. The
Faculty appointed a committee Of their own
number Professors E. h. FairchIld, DascOmb
and Eris) to consider the case Of each stu
dent; and The principal difficulty they found
was to decide who should 60, for the first roll
numbered IS nameS, This the committee
reduced to az, AID seven volunteered 70 leave
that and start another company. Another
roll was opened, and snlistments went for
ward rapidly. The most of the members Of
the famous Hook and Ladder Fire Company
win join the company now forming. No
doubt is organization wiz be completed by
noon tomorrow. Senator Monroe has been
in town since Saturday, and has added the
inspiration 0 fhis eloquence to the appeals of
other speakers in behalf of Liberty and the
Government. Indeed, the Faculty are COM
PEELED to use their influence 70 suppress in
some degree the enthusiasm OF the students
the enthusiasm Of determined and united
resistance to the enemies of the Constitution.
Nine members of the Theological Department
have enlisted, and the flower of the College
are in the ranks.
A prominent citizen this morning sent an
order for se~veuty-Ave u evolver it being his
determination to see that every man shall be
supplied vita one About $4,000 have beer
subscribed as a relief fund. After the oath
was administered 70 the company this morn
ing, the venerable Father Keep(who completed
his sIst year on the goth inst. made an i'm
pressive prayer and gave a word of admont
ton. We have noticed several strong minded
young msn who would do honor to almos
any post in life, weep bitterly when told tina
1t was every way inconsistent for them to en-
list
The Ladies' of the Institution are not
whit behind their brothers in PGtTO6sm.-
Many we noticed knitting wooden hose TO
the soldiers with nimbIe fingers as they sa
Eatehing the enlistment which was gOini
forward In the Chapel this morning.
The mstrons and young ladies hold a meet
ing at 3 7. N. to-day, to organize q FlOrenc
Nightingale Association for contributing com
fort TO those who enlist.
We have written enough to show the stat
of feeling here. We are not afraid to chal
lengs Northern Ohio to produce finer ccmpa
mics than will go from Oberlin. Every ma
will show himself worthy of the cause i
which be is engaged.
Yours BETA.
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Special Di1patoh tO Cincinnati Gazette.
The TrseDs In virginia.
AAnTissBgRe, Va April I

AAnfIassVRGi Va april ~.
I came 70 this place on the 2 o'clock Wash.
inRtontrain Great enthusiasm at many places
on the route. At one place the American
dag was q half mast The train il carefully
watched, for fear troopsare on board. On the
Point ofRocks tho Confederate dag Is hoisted,
and It ives eheered By an immense crowd as
the train dashed By. Half mile at the other
side Of tie ferry. soldiers and a battery of can
non are ulationed and the train was stopped.
Ater an examination Il passed through be-
tween two hle Of soldiers. At the other end
3 cannon was pointed at the train, and sew
eraI hundred soldiers were drawn up at the
depot No one Is allowed to getoE. Great
cheering an~denthRsiasm-
The Firginian troops have full possession
of the town, numbering fifteen hundred.
Cannon are planted on all the adjacent hills.
and soldiers are distributed IN every direction.
The Arsenal and one work shop were burnt
down, said to be BY o. S. troops before they
evacuated They have taken the Sharpstown
road for Carlisle, but q detachment was sent
ahsr them. Barbour, the late Superintendent,
made q secession speech to day. There are
no Federal officers IN town.
virginia troops are resoluts end determined,
and thsy said there Is not q Union man In
the Ferry There viii be 40 collision unless
United Statas troops aresent fr--r
The crowds shouted ct the report Of the
shooting Of United States troops at Baltimore.
Virginia troops took possession last night
sad t1l meFRlnG.
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- PatrIslle Fevsr.

Nevz Soiors slnos The formation Of the
Gsvernmeuth has there been sueha wild fever
Of PATRIOTS impulses IS At this time. Men
who a. ordinary times are staid and emil
aenuy conservative I'VE do not use the word
here in any political sense) are now wrought
op to q pitch Of enthusiasm such as they
never felt before, and never was there q COun-
", East or West in Europe or America
more intensely excited than the Northern
sa,es are now. And never any commune
y more dangerous to thwart or oppose than
the whole roontry north Of Mason q Di1on's
Line. The cheers which are sent up from
tbs hamlet in TIE woods Of Maine, are taken
up aad euhosd over the New England States,
and aeoss the great lakes and the praire5 Of
tbs Wesbuntl the gorges Of the Rocky Noun
tains give back the patriotic shouts. And
the free glad winds Of heaven, In their sweep
from The Atlantic to the Pacific pass scarcely
81 a ls CUE Of their course without shaking out
thu lolds q the glnrious Banner Of the Free
the acknowledged token of Its owners hdeL
its 70 bis country. In this free and loyal
Eorih, dsuuion has no foothOld, and seyn-
patty With treason nc mercy shown to it,
Every men Is for his country or against it
and those lew who would be against it I
they could, dare not be 30, now. But while
We flory in the tact that such an upbounded
enthusiasm has taken possession Of the Amer
loan bsart We stl wish to dissusde all from
uaag violence towards those who dissen'
fom tbsu- Sometimes it is true, a knock
down not inAPprOpriately, but houses
should not Be- sacked and no mans lii
shbuid be taken for simple words, unaccom
panied BY reasonable acts especially WheI
tbess words may have been greatly exagge
Eiosd zines hey leA the accused mans lips
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49,
The allowing suggestion we clip from the
Ohio s,st0 journal, and are glad to see that
or Distinguished townsnan has been spoken
Of in ub connection Judge Spalding no
where stands hIgbsr Is a mar, = jurist or a
Republican. than here in bis own city where
be IS shown The best. Cleveland would be
glad 70 see his abilities and standing rscog-
aissd By such & selection;
EDlross sfAu JoUEzAL;-Among the
names OF distinguished gentlemen thst have
beeu suggested IRON Ohio from which to e.
lsI a candidate 70 Gil the vacancy oe~easioned
By tbe death Of Judge Mclean, I notice that
vi Tie HJn- Rufus P. Spslding, OF Cleveland.
i seems " me that no man could be taken
fom the Republican ranks Of this State to
I'll that exalted position, more eminently ft-
ted q dhehaTgs rs duties than Judge Spald-
Ing. As a jurisL he stands second to no
man at Zoe Bar Of Ohio. An upright man.
a rips SCHOLAR an earnest and devoted stu
dent ia bis professionalism intellect vigorous,
clear and Summarizing with q person grace
fu, disni6sd and n5bls-he possesses pre-
cisely The requisite qualifications demanded
Of a Judge OF The highest Judicial tribunal In
u laud. HIS pie-emirsnt abilities as q law
yes are well known; and the late Judge
Mclean, himself, said 70 q friend OF mine,
that AR SPalding had no superior as a law
yer IN the circuit over which be presided
Add 70 ail this The commanding services he
has rendered the party as q Republican, and
I believe bis selection for the vacant place
wopld DO gratifying 70 a large majority Of
TIE people Of our State.
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a.. Juu,. Guthrio. =


All meeting held In Louisville on Friday
evening last the Hon. James Guthrie spoke
as folloFIt
nWhat a acknowledgements we exhibit.
10 tie nations Of the earth. Our progress
har been beyond that Of any other In the
tide Of time, sud now We are going TO cut
each other 8 Threats because President Davis
aud Lincoln could not settle the etiCdette up
on which The troops should be withdrawn
from Fort Sumter.
Can it b possible that q gentleman that
was looked upon Is belng ct for q President,
throughout The country at a late period, can
bow bs ioand uttering such sentimens7-
& Presdaat Davis and Lincoln could not SET
lie the stiQrstien Have you, Mr.. Guthrie,
become 20 denonlized as to recognize JEFF.
Davis as a President and to regard the great
@& insult hst vas ever peFpetrAted on the
Gag Of any nstioa 70 this light He avs
eve havV not bsen hardened 70 BY Lincoln
when We IuPlorsd Coz PsaesH Forts and ar
ssnsls, mints, veassA 20, had been stolen.
and ME. Guthrie inplDgss Mr.. Lincoln for
psaosi lie further says aLet Kentucky
stand on her ON soil, aRhtIng neither with
the North nor the South" Can such sent-
meOts Be uttered By . true friend to the
United slatss7 Is this Government to be
perpstualsdb By msu utsering such sentiments,
when ths most conclusive evidence has K
fs,ed Tor mouths that all the power Of the
Co,ioa statss wes being concentrated against
~ Away With such nonsense it has not
The fret -tsublanes Of pure loyalty; better
have an opsn enemy than such q TREND
A. guthris uttors not The true sentiments
ot his Own people IA Kentucky. II Mr..
outhrie desires 70 have his favorite plan Of
rseonstrnction carried ont be must first re-
ouirs the Stss and Stripes 70 be respected
i-Frou0bout the Uultsd Staisa. There can
be half work about Il the Union and Con-
ssltudou IS L Is until Law and order prevails
H-hrodgbont tie Isudi thea et p consutution-
al ~convpution be called and such amendments
n made the majority Of the people may de-
{ rhine. If We fail IL thtt LEI Us asFos VPoR
9 peaceful ssparsdSh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23

Matars IN Baltimore look even worse
asz ihhn they uu t"V-y-four hours
age. Tbs city is under most fearful mOb
law, add no man dars look from his windows,
mach less step from his door, unless it be
With a PlItOl or Hudgeon In his hand and
via sdsaib to Northern troops" sounding
4AalipA The daughter aud sOn4nlaw
tnoTe aud telegraph that they dEre MOI
lsayv, as il wO0h b at the risk Of their Lives
10 sttsnPsK Those Who are out Of the city
oaunot pst IL and those who are in cannot
get OUT The dty must be taken By force
and thaa right speedily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23

For the Leader.
A PROFosrTIoN TO tbs FRrENDs OF TIE
UEION-That there be a volunteer force of
100000 men Immediately gathered, the pur-
pose Of which shall be to march upon the
rebsHous portion Of our country, and at once
compel respect for our government and laws
or sxterminats the rebels root and branch.
am ready to give to the cause all I possess
Of worldly goods together with my Life.
The Editor Of the LEADER has my name to
be used If Unnecessary.
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% oorrosponaonls.

Give rs facts and not essays. Write as
hskly as possibla Write on one side Of
the parpsr ooly. Write as soon asa thing
occurs. TW5 lines scratched on a stIay en-
vvlope or scrap Of paper and sent by The hrat
trsla, Is worth noCe han a oa5sialy wOrded
lester containing the same facts, BY a later
train.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23

A dispatch says that the President Cunsid-
srs Washington safe. Ten thousand troops
are under arms IN the city. The New York
7th and other Regiments en- route will be
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aCIo.ee. - s,,to.

A correspondent has kindly furnished Us
the following highly suggestive and impOr-
tant statistics. BE thinks they will show
~conclusivsly which way the cat Is likely to
jump.
The white population of these states which
have responded to the cali Of the President Is
as follows: M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23

IRON AND NAILS WARE
HOUSE, Nos. SIG eS and67 River stfuss, ard
IS IS, HapdPs on the Dock, ClsTelant, Ohio.
Il. 2. CARET. MORRISON f0GIzA
W.E CAREY d CO.,
WHOLEsALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE or
SIMULTANEOUSLY
III MA Il A n A HIST
Common nd Charcoal Gsaet
JUNIATA BOILEk PEkTE
FIRING PhaW AID BkfsIEh STEkL, sTEEI
FLOW WINGS, BAR IRUi5 unofeN
I oW4DOM NLAeHf HNlND-
6TONES, VIZ. O. AID
RARB,s oslsbEstSd1 iEs PTeOfsAT8as g., st man.
dfEcsunsr8' uloll angi.RaS
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R~Iuulans1f GIN.

VIM. B. Astorf ofNew York, offers to give
the Government 81, OOO, 600 and loan them
100000, If necessary.
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Brass founarg

fAM BIS III. CD 80, BkASa
EggEpEk fEFAETqRER q
aeF door3 nom ouperierglr9ef, tisralaad, Ohio. a.
bpr3A[sl % ml8h en- kinds ot work used Qf
used - the Plumbing Busiueu. h&r Pumps Of al
kl1es Eaae and repairec. Brass Gaming done dalT
anaArsu Work Of al kind8 spai-cd. deolR5
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PRIVATE [GSSa


With en- bad shects aTlsinF heretron. mclnding
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS Ph0srRATlOh.
20 has succeeded in curing cases inthis city, some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of d0llara Will
self-styled physicians, who profess to reatan private
maladies with success and without receiving the
III. GTBS0N does not boast that he Is 4 member Of
some College IN London or Paris, e perhaps some
and who bold out geat exPoetatiOns neTer 20 be re
allied. But what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of II
this, that he IL able TO give entire satisfaction 70
nty, and that he has perfected an American system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician ofLOn-
don or Paris, or any patent medicine TO equal for the
derangement8, both mental and physical, arising
from sexual or secret abuse. sfh1 a1a 90
Or. GIBSON also claims for hs new t1eatmentthe
following advantages over Az others ret Uncovered;
and hrst, the agents used are IN no Erspsct disagree
able; he uses no relies Of the dark agos, such %
Mercury nor any otheT deleterious drug: Secondly
" his treatment Is positive and certain h all casea-
Hestanda prepared TO 60 intoanT public or private
immense superiority Of his new treatmeut 0Tez any
other now known to the world in Point OF prOmpt
ness, parmansncys mtldnesgs safety and eonTeniapeo
Br. GIBSON is permanently located in cleveland,
and has during the past nine moathB pertOrmed many
cures Of diseases which had for year, raisted all
individuals OF tho first respectahiiity in Clg1alGnd,
Boston, New York, and other cities In regard TO
sk4i aud integrity IN al professional tranaactons.-
DYHpepsia, Rhuemattsmi ecrOfula and all chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
Medicine sent 70 any part Of ms country On
d. GfBs0N4s New wOrk on Physiology Tor ale
= - DR.. GIBSON,
Professor of ElectropGtky GRd Medicine,
~ ONCE No III Ontario street. up stairs 3 few
doom from the Public Square.
0moe hour from sto p and from 2 to 5 O'Clock
Ill NAmmnAEU UHwUnwnm ANA
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receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. S

Professor of Electropakg GNd Medicine, 3
~ ONCE No. III Ontario street, mp stairs, 3 few
doors from the Public Square.
0fSe hour from ito y and from 2 to 5 O'Clock
daily. tSundays e~EeeDted' lrl o. auRa
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aHanis-- ost--8eWara

WANTkD1AcTIVE AiEN, WITH
a pital OF So t. 20, ra daer Agm 8to5a
anEy Oh . ne article thar hal ~ eqIr I'D TX
elusive territory 70 sell mlurcIer D qalF
and u used tr every OF ulei b ts lad
- dress "trystnl UH OumnauT, 2 1851
Ofioe-No.9 g, ever Hover & Eisbo 9 Dry Ecooa
Store, z37 Superior street, Cls7aland, chic.
auruzfS
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SAIL He PUBLIC M
NO ? Z L Z 5.

LOR SALB-0NE cECQND-BAfD
Steam Boiigr-uprizut. g. called, is1EE E1
10 The Beader once. Sail B0turl q Inches = g.
amster, Outsido, and 8 fFet lr4gi furla1 r1rh 8bE
in diameter, and 3 Eet hts
Said Boiler originally cost eA1 DnQH 4rlEEl9
ordsz, snd With he CRATES, sa5rT-vslFa WI Be
sold for S2e.
RIO further partlcuar e1quizga h 9u@5
or at J. mcdarry's Steam boilsr ohcp On centre
street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-19
WHEELING. va. TUESDAY MORNING.,

emy. And even the great expedition itself,
so long called for Is proven to haVs been
an impossibility at any earlier day. To
have followed the sOnnseIs OF those VIA
cauuot wait till Daylight Tor sunuse,
would have been 70 send feeble 1eet,
half-orEaniEed, imPerfectIY manned and
shabbily supplied to the attack of splandid
forts, and II successful to place our brave
Northern soldiers n the .exhausting heAts
and dsdeadly mfasms pf . tropical summer.
Three weeks ago, Nr. Cameron said in
Kentucky that he Was tired of defensive
war. a little later, Mcclellan said to the
Philadelphi thatthe war would be des-
perate perhaps, but & eo1id mot be long.
These were the sigual notes Of action, aud
at the word we find tie armies OF Freedom
fighting ol the Mfs iapis In KentpekI..
in Yirginia and "a the coast while, as;if
by concerted Iplan, the patriots of East
Tennessee rise at the right moment, and
burn the bridges behind the hosts of the
rebels. rs
Yes, the war has, for the FIRST time, ac-
tually begun, and in every action our
troops give stronger evidence of that cool.
courage which is, after all, our only snre
reliance. Henceforth battles will come.
almost daily-with them, perhaps and
almost certainly, some defeats Let US
take onr victories with philosophy, and
our defeats with patience, confident that
in the end the triumph must be ours, for
''The Lord God is he notuPon our side9"