Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11


for properly. Donovan has a large family,
who dspenl upon him for support-his
only resource being BY obtaining days
work. We learn that be is an industrious,
hard-Working man, aud that his family
viii suffer unless looked after, until he
can recover from his injuries.
DRANATIo EsrERrAIsME MEET WORTH HEAR
NEON Saturday evening next the Aoad-
emy Of Music viii be opened for short
season by dramatic company of which
the Webb Sisters are the prinoipsl attrsc-
tion. These artists have been playing to
full houses and with the highest success at
Chicago and Detroit and other Western
cities. The press Of these cities have spOk-
en- very highly Of them, and We have no
hesitation in saying that they win furnish
such refined and elegant exhibitions Of
dramatic accomplishments IS will prove
well worth the attention of our citizens.
CHAnaE eF FIRM.-By advertisement in
another column it will be seen that the old
and popular house Of Fuller & Co., in this
city, has cbsnged hands. E. W. Peck, Of
New York, having purchased the stock
Mr. Peck viii continue the business on the
strict cash system, and prices win be gov
erned accordingly. His stock, which has
been greatly increased, is now second to
no other of the kind in the western OOun-
try, and be manufactures furs, &C., equal
to any house in the country--a new feature
in the western trade. Great bargains ale
offered to country merchants who buy for
cash The retail department composes all
the Fall and Winter styles Of hats caps
and furs. Gail in and examine stock and
prices. It will pay.
HoRsr FAIR.-The Fourth Annual Fair
Of the Western Reserve Horse Breeders
Association win be held at Ravenna, on
the 22d and 28d days of October. The
premium list is as follows
Green Horse Purss-Fastest trOtting-
$40 and $40.
ools P.rss.-Fsstsst trOtting, colt under
four ysars-$1O.
Paeiag.-Fastest Pacing -S25.
S'alliOa Parss-Fastest TrOtting Stall
HOn-S4O.
8ot,ssg.-Fsstest TrOtting Mare or Gel
ding-s50.
Stallion and Colts.-Best Stallion with
I've colts, (s5 to each Oolt)-s1O.
Carriage ROTSes.-Best pair Geldings-
$40. Best pair Mares, $40.
Single Horsss.-Best single Gelding-
$40. Best single Mare-SIO.
Eqaestrianism.-First Premium, $40. Sc
eOnd Premium, S.
RlEaiss Rllrss.-Fastest running horse,
mare or gelding-$10. Fastest running
eOlt. under feur years-S5.
Three AinEts PlEse-Horse that trots
nearest 10 thres minutes-S10.
Nuls Raes-Fastest running mule-$5.
The track is said to be the best half mile
in the State, and is now in excellent con-
dition, and accommodations ample for man
and beast will be furnished.
DuD OF HIS WoUEDs.-Private BurfOrd
Jeakins, Of the class Of 1861, oberlin Col
legs died on Sunday, Sept 8Oth of wounds
received e. the battle Of Cross Lanes, at the
hospital Of Csrnifsx Ferry, Western Vir-
ginia. BE received bullet through his
shoulder, breaking the right arm, and it
was long after the fight before he was cared
fOr, and then but poorly. When General
RosecranE had recaptured him and those
with him at the hospital at Carnifaz, he
was ct Onee better nursed. But it was too
late.
The deceased was Of English birth, and
an orphan. he vas much beloved by his
classmates.
PROBA1H oOURT.-state Of Ohio vs.. Dan.
isl Boyle, ssllingl intoxicating liquors,
fined s. and costs.
ststs Of Ohio vs. Maria Jones, assault
and battery, 6ned S. and costs.
State Of Ohio va. Joseph Barber, assault
and battery, dismissed.
Stats Of Ohio vs.. - Warner, assault
and battery, nollied.
understand, says the Columbus Jour-
nal, that IT has been decided BY the militia
y authorities Of the State, to attach a bat
terry Of artillery to each Of our brissdes.-
This win add some 2 guns to the present
number, and viii place about 100, perhsps
l25, riasd cannon in the aeld from Ohio
As many artillery companies are spplyiBg
for asceptsncs and information, We make
mention Of the arrangement The plan is
a esOd one and must prove efficient
%. @, Tn ;REGIAssr.-Uompsny c, Of
TIE 7th Regiment nov at Gsuley, has been
reduced BY sickness and causalitiss to less
than hfty efficient men. This number has
the work Of q full Company to do in the
way Of guard mounting, &C., and they do it
aobly. Company c is from Oberlin.
AEoTHEE Pic Nc PARTY.-About three
hundred Picnicers came in on the Ccnneaut
Accommodation this morning, to enjoy 3
pi5 ME q Camp Wade, given 70 the Ashta-
bula Companies in the Second Ohio oaval-
> Regiment.
~ We see it asked if there is any per-
lon 70 EseeiVe recruits for the 7th Regi.
nsnt, snd therefore cal attention to the
sard Of Captain Asper, who has a recruit {
Ing OSiOe at 145s0ntariO street, to recruit
nsn for any company in the regiment