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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-19


x.,-.,,.~,.n PrenchIns Hnd Proyiug.
Then Y Indepsndeni, through its WASH
Ineton correspondent refers TO the manner
in which the clergy Of that city depOrted !
themselves on the National fast day, saying;
"Not one orthodox clergyman
in this Capital dared speak a word
of the great cause of the war.
Nearly every one proiessed to emu
merate the causes of our present
distress-not one dared to allude !
in the faintest manner to the grand
cause.-the cause which if not re
moved, must inevitably ruin us as
a nation, and result in the distress
ing failure of our present attempt
to subdue the rebellion. Slavery
was not mentioned. One preach
er laid our troubles TO the fact
that several legislatures of the
Northern states had repealed their
old laws touching capital punish
ment! Another found in the run
ing Of railway trains on the Sab
bath a cause Of our present dis
tress; and another still laid the
the war to party spiril'-of course
one party beiug quite as guilty as
another. No one man dared speak
Of slavery. The result oOdS inteLi-
gent men Uet home from church
sad and ashamed i; the mere ,oorid-
lings jeered and scofed ot the cos0-
ordice Of the clergy, or their blind
ness.
There is another singular fact
connected with the Fast Day OBJ
servances in this city. At least
enc half of the lergy omitted to
pray for the success Of the Union
army-omitted to take either side
in the controversy between the
Government and the rebels. In
some of our fashion able churches
it would have been impossible for
stranger to tell whether he was
in rebel or a loyal church. The
object of the fast was not alluded
to, and no prayer went up for
the success of the Government
arms.
"T'here was one notable exccp-
ton. Rev. DIR. Charming preached
in the Unitarian church by invita-
ton, and it is scarcely necessary
to add that he did not shirk his
duty by evading the grand issue
of the hour. He not only attri-
buted our troubles mainly to slave
ry and a wicked worldly expend-
iency, but declared his belief to
be that the Government licked The
rirtue or the courage TO meet The f'teS-
lion of stavery-yH ii failed to sniti-
ate measures for its ertinction, II
wOutd fail ignominiousiy in its at
tempt to put doicn the rebellion. His
audience was gathered from all |
the classes and sects of the capital,
and of course some of the more
conservative persons present dis
liked the anti-slavery discourse );
btu large majority Of those pres
ent, though politicians and place
men, were evidently pleased, and
left the church admiring the bold
ness and faithfulness of the prea-
cher.
"In the camp several plain and
truthful sermons were delivered,
and to say the least, there was no
mistaking on which side the chap
lains belonged After the prayers
had been offered up no soldier
who heard them had any doubt
whether the preacher was in favor
ofthe Government or the rbell-
ion"
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Mothers Try 1t T!

And you spfesl to detect the illness decline not
only Of your daughters before il be late but also your
aud husbands Willie the fnrmeT from false decacy often
down a premature grave, rather than let their condition
be known in time the latter often mixed up with the
excitecnt of business that If It not for you. they too
world travel the same downward ah Until is too late
TO an their fatal fall. But the mother is always vigan
and to ru confidently appeal for
failing a. ion will uuerIingy point you TO PROF WOODS
REsToRAnSE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENoVATOR as
the remedy which should he always on hand 10 time OF need
q i WOOD Prol rietcr, 444 Broadway, New York, and
IA Market street ST. Louis No. and sold by all good Drug
giAts. Price Que Dollar per Bottle sold in AshtaouA BY
'owly5s3 HENDkI CoPELAHD.
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AN OLD CLAIM.-Itis said that
the heirs of Robinson Crusoe have
instituted a suit to recover the
Island of Juan Fernandez, found,
ing their claim upon the ground
that he was "monarch of all ne
SURVEYED"
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N0TICE.-The Copartnership Of Root
IN Morrison being dissolved by the death OF z. c. Root
the senior partner II Is necessary that the business OF the
firm should be closed speedily as possible All persons
therefore, hayine
Unsettled Accounts,
requested TO call Immediately and arrange the same
Prompt payment will be required that the liabilities OF the
6m may be met aud discharged The business will be set
tied by the undersigned. II. l.. MORRISON,
Surviving Partner Of Root 4 MOrrison.
AshtabulR, June !, 1861
Having made arrangements to continue
business at the Old stand Of Root Morrison take this meth
cd OF returning thanks the customers and friends Of the
late m for their generous patronage years past and TO
solicit eontinuane of the same to myself
My Stock of Goods is Full aud Complete,
comprising all the articles many more than usually
keptby the merchants Of our village.
Dry Goods, Groceries. Oroekery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Caps, Boots a Shoes
Iron Steel Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass Putty
kept in full stock and viii sold very figures
pay down All kinds Of produce taken in exchange for goods
at cash prices.
The times and my circumstances viii not admit Of long
Wnded credits or credits to doubtful customer. To all who
prompt and reliable, prepared 70 extend reasonable
credit but prompt VIII be required In all cases at the
time agreed upon Pung and blowing are entirely out Of
line Ny desire Is 10 deal Fy and squarey with all Try
Jyne IS, 1891. il. L. MORRISON.
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THERE IS NOTHING IT'S EQUAL

Also Liver Derangpments Torpdity Liver Complaints
the Kidney any general arrangement of the
triuary organs
II will not only cure debility following CAs and Ferer,
but prevent attacks arising from Masmnto influences and
cure the diseases at once, if already attacked
TRAvELLEs should bave bottle with them, as It win in
bv prevent any dccerous consequences following upon
change Of climate and water
Az prevents costiveue reng hens the digestive organs
it should n the hands of al PERSONS Of sedentay habits
LADITs accustomed to much outdoor exercise should
always use it.
M6rHrs should gse it. for IS perfect relief taken
month before the fra ta she will pass the dreadful
erind with gfrfcct and sarty.
There is no mistake about it,
THE cordial rs AL NE CLSIM FOR IT!g
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FOR srATEsMEx yroGES, CLERGrNEM

and Gentlemen in all parts If world testify 10 the
efficacy of Prof o. j. Woods Pair Re torativc and gentlemen
only be here given circular for more and II wi" De
impossible for you to doubt.
81 Wall Street. New York. Dec eth, 1855:
GENTLEMEN Your uote of the 18th inst has be, ccsT'
ed saying that you had heard that had been benefited by
tue Of Woods Hair Restorative and requesting IL
fcate OF the fact II had no objection to give IT,
award 10 you cheeruly, because think 1t due Ny
about so years the color Of hair auburn and inclined
to curl Some Eve six years sn'e It began to turn gray
and the scalp the crown of my head to lose its snsby
and dandru TO form upon it. Each of these dageabies
increased with time, and about months since fourth
added to them, by hair falling OF tie top Of my head and
In this unp eaant predieacnt induced to try Woods
Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the falling off Of my hair
restored to its original color except from dyes was
ever greatly surprised to find aeE the Of two bottles
E that not only the falling of arrested bn the color
restored to the gray haifs aud fesibiy to the scalp and
heaton of my wife, at whose solicitation Induced TO
For this among the many obligations owe to her SEX
strongly recommend all husbands who value the admiration
OF their wives 70 profit by example, ard It If growing
gray or getting bid. Very respectfully,
BEN. 4. LAVENDER.
To o. J. Wood 4 Co.. 81 Broadway, New York.
Ny family absent em the city, aud am no lohger at
No. II Carol Place.
To PRoP. O. J. WOoD Dear Sir: Your "Iair Restora
of it, that wish to make known TO the public Of its ef
fccts on the hair which great. be
alive the hair viii return beautiful than at least
this is my experiences. Believe it all
p s-You can publish The above If you like By publish
ing IN our Southern paPrFs yog viii more south
strorg Southern paper. VIII. Kensdy.
Woods Hair Restorative.
Pror. o. J. wooD-near Sir: Having bad the misfortune
70 lose the best portioa Of MY ba from the effects of the
yellow in New Orleans ia 1851 was induced to make
% nI nv h 1sd po% 9TS , 70 aS Sa as e
words can exprss my obligations you in giving TO the af
| uAeted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
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NEW Eugland Fire and Marine Insu-

NAah NApttaJ. . t1OObOuO
oash Assets, January l. Is6O,. .e236,blT OF.
Although this company Z young 4 presents record Tor
sonndness promptnes and beraty for opening
which squAledb by few is entirely reliable and Its terms
Of Insurance fair and liberal. JAEES REED, Agt''
Asbtabula, Feo 1900
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Read The astonishing cures of peH knOton oiti
zens Of Buffalo.

IL 1T CURED SIR. s. Hemenway, Proprietor Of Niagara
neck and shoulders
tsS' ONE BOTTLE cured Mr. Elias Weed, Commission
Merchant Of Neuralgia of the head and neck after al
other remedies failed.
t6y Mr.. l.. GRoSVENoR Of Perry street. who conhn-
ed 70 the house. and entirely unable to attend 10 business
now well from the of WatsOu's Neuralgia King.
tDg1 THE NEURALGIA KING cured bIr. Joseph Cooley
Seneca street. OF NPLAMMATORY RUhArIsM OF long stand
ng, At the time OF commencing its he confined to
his bed.
IL JAMES VAEVELKENBURG, we'll known police
Of this city, cured Of Rheuatsm and Neuralgia 10
It's worst form.
t-g~ INFLAkIAIATORY RHEUAATISh-hr G. II. Reed,
No SO Carroll street, cured after trying other Remedies
for years.
f5S@ @INFL.AMMAToRY Rheumathm Of Five Years stand
ng-Mrs H. W. Putnam, SO Pearl street. cured IN three
weekR-had under charge Of best physicians In this city
H NEURALGIA In its worst form Of hfeen years stand
ne-Mrs Lyman Rathburn Of 2lb Delaware street. entirely
cured.
f-1- WM COLEMAN, Anetioneer, No Swan street. cur
ed of severe Neuralgia 10 his limbs go.
Hr WM. MOFFAr, Brewer, Morgan street, OF NeurAlgs
Of the fAcs aud teeth
A. l. MATHEWS. Proprietor,
fo ll rll go haiu Street, Buffalo, \. Y.
For sale by GEO. WILLARD. Ashtabula. lyb6O
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white Goods.

HOSIERY, Enough for all.
IL july 4 SHilh Oib>N''
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Shirtings.

brown, coarse ana hne,
ID tsvv and light bonght early in the season and sold as
- - Iea.y cav N'u fiuiv al SMITH & GIiREY.
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aReinforoements. j"

GMITH g. GILKEY, have received
additional supplies and stu continue TO oher bargains
In ali kinds Of goods In beir line. Juy*
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All persons parting with before foang will be held
sponsibe Insurance and those not returning to
the Horse will be chnrgedby the season.
will stump the county to beat the colts Of Young Tiger.
YoTNG MORGAN TIGER, foaled my premises. in Mem
tor Lake eounly Ohio and sired by Old Morgan Tiger dam
Lady Katenow my property Lady Kate sired BY Maguum
Benum which horse bred by David Allen Of New York
Young Morgan Tiger oad the Sd day June 1854
and owned by until he year old then sold him to
L. Baker Of Mentor THOMAS CLAPP.
| Old Morgan Tiger foaed my premises 10
Varrck Senaca county n and got by Old Black Hawk
out of Lady Kate, bred by and my property She
sired by Navano which horse bred by A. Dey Esq Of n
York. his farm at Lodi opposite Newark New Jersey Ma
varno sired by Harry and he by imported BasSor His
dam Hyacinh bred by Hon John Randolph of George
Roanoke Virginia she by the imported Bedford her
dam Telegraph, by Old Wild Air. For further tracing of ped
gree reference may be had TO Sd vol Of the American Turf
Register pages 3S2 3S3 and 369 with charts Nos and
eOmpanyng the This sn befth pedigree OF my Sen
Morgan Tiger bred by and owned by and broth
Gerard Dey Of Geneva until the 18th day Of April 1858
when he sold r. Peltton and L. Rider 10 go to Ohio
Yarick, senaca New York, April 10, 1883 TITUS DEY
YOUNG MORGAN TIGER took the first premium at the State
Fair in Cleveland in 1855 also at the Lake county Fair in
1856 also at the Geauga county Fair 1851 The Horse will
be grOomed by the undersigned, who Ia his owner
AsHTABULA DEPOT, 1851. 693 NJ BAKER.
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DROF. o. j. WOODS
restorative Cordial
BLOOD RENOVATOR.

I precsely what its paua indicates for while pleasant to
the tsste it Is revi,ng exhaang aud strengthening TO
the vital poers reviyhes einsates and renews the
blood in all it's original purity thus restores and renders
the system nvulneraLle attacks Of disease II the only
preparation offered tie world in popular form so as
10 be within the reach of all
So chemically klfuly combined as to he The most
powerful ouc and vet perfectly adapted as 10 act N per
f accardanos uk ne Gs af nature and ksaee sootbe The
rsakes stomach and up the digestive organs aud Aay
all and other i itRon IL also PERFECTLY exhtant
ing In its effects and yet it followed by lasude OF
depression spirits II is composed entirely of vegetables
and those thoroughly combining powerful tonic and soothing
properties consequently ure AS sure pre-
ventye and cure of
Corsuqsfion Bronchitis indigestion, EysFepS0, Loss P
De,1e TasEfEesS NeTu0Hs HTifabihy, AsETaigia Pat
pitafi0n Of me Hearts, HeioEehofy HgPoehozdr'a
Nip6t Saeeafs LaRgW0r GidRtRess, and aHMdt
Class 0f roscs Jc0rfuAy fatal, oaiIed fe-
n.aie UeakAtss and hregnIaritle5.
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REYNoLpsprRq, Franklin co.. O.,

REYNoLDsBURG, Franklin co.. o., Jan. Q, 1soEl.
HENRY C. SPALDING, No. IS Cedar st. N. Y.
DEAR SIR; lneosed find twenty-five cents (25 for which
send box Of 0ephac Pills. Senu to address of Rev VIM c.
Filler, Reynoldsburg Franklin county, Ohio.
Your Pills pOrk IKE ehGTm-CETe Headache almost in
stanter. Truly yours, WM. c. Filler.
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YrsILANrr, M1cn., Jan. II, 1851.
Mr.. sPALnIyG-SrR :


Not long sent you for box Of Cephaic Pills for
the of the Nervous Headache and Cosvenes and
ceved the same and they had good e6ec as in
dHo0d 10 send for Please send by return mail
Direct to A. r. WnEELER, YpsilAnti, Mich.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, "a
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
made, viz; Cure Of headache in all its forms.
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oOO0 YARDS fast colored prints; oil
~ w" .sMiTH GllKEY.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, va.
They have been tested in than thousand cases. wit
entire
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-19

T1OOP SKIRTS, third purchase this
mino Brsdlcys Lace Skirt said to be their best
Buy one and Try 1t. eurrt1 l. Gil KEY
july4
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BEVEiIYJ
II. c. SPALDISG, Esq.T wish for circulars large
show bills to bring your Cephac Pills particularly be-
fore my customers you have anything Of the kind please
send 10
One Of my customers who is subject to Sick Head
ACHE casually lasting two ays) cured of attack in
hour BY your Pills, which sent her.
Respectfully yours, W. B.. WILKES
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TUST received per Express, striped
,ripted and English Beere Ihssella Dustersi nue.
for tbe hot weather. Also the goods u the piece
july
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at all reasonable hours ready do all work entrusted 70 him
with neaness and dpaeh Particular attention paid TO Gu
ting for Others to make.
An kinds Of Produce taken, and CASH NOT REFUSED.
~ Also Agent for Howes Celebrated ponble Thread
Lock Stitch Shuttle Sewing Machine designed for oil manu-
the price, Call and see them. Wo
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Great Internal Remedy

Great Internal Remedy
Is curing Th0HsaRds Of where all other remedies have
utterly FILLED II is ANODYNB" relieving for the
moment but perfect and those painful
diseases The vast number Of Lnnents EbrocRtiOns and
External medicines which act snuans of the surface
only merely temporary in their effects and Of doubtful
virtue The NEURALGIA KING reaches the source OF all
We advise and all give It trial and become satisfied
Of its wonderful power.
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From Ms Democrat, S

From Me Democrat, ST. ClOnd MiHa.
If you are or have been troubled with the headache send
for box Cphac P0 that jon may have them IN cast
Of attack.
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HENRY SPALDISG, Esq-Pease Gnd incosed twenty-five
cents for which send another box Of your Cephac Pills
They are truly the best Pills Thare erer tried.
Direct, A. Slower, p n.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot CO., @.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-19

ROOTS & SHOES.-l500 pairs Boots
ID and Shoes Just received which offer 25 per cent
cheaper than have sold in this town for Eve years Try
him and see. JNO. p ROBERTSON.
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SPRUCE CREEK, Huntington Co, Pa, Jaa. 49, 1861
II. G. SPALDtnG-SR: You will please send two boxes
Of your Cephalic Pills Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours, JSo. B. SINoSs
s.I hare used Dor Of yOSr Pills, and find them
celleRt.
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The following endorsements Of
SIP alding's Cephalic Pills,
will convince all who suffer from
II e II d II @ III e,
Speedy & Sure Cure Is within their Reach.
rs these Ttsmoa rere ursOlieied by Mr. srAL1sG they
afford objectionable proof Of The efficacy gf thS
truly scientific discovery

MAsoSvILLE, COM. Feb. 8, 1901.
Mr. SPALDNeSR: Ihaye tried your Cepbalic Pills, and
ike them weH that want you to send two dollars
worth Part Of these for the neghbos to whom
gave few out Of the FIRST box got from you Send the
Pills by mail and oblige
Your Obt Servant, JAMES KENNEDY.
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rrom tis Adrerll.et, pfoetdsnfs, 4 3

The Cephalic Pills said TO be remarkable effective
medy for the headache and OF the very best for that
frequent complaint which has ever beeu diseOyer-d
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o,
Mr.. SPALpISe-SIR: wish you to send me box
Of Cephac Pills. hare receiUed great deal Of benefit
from them. Yours, respectfully.
MARY ANN SroIkHousE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

MEETING LAST EvENNe.-On Wednesday
evening meetings for Missionary addresses
we're held at three of the churches. At the
Second Church the speakers we're Rev.
Mr.. Lindsey of South Africa, Rev. Mr..
Van Lanep of local, Mr. ROst and DR.. Cox.
At the Congregational Church the time
was mostly occupied by an address from
DR.. Perkins of the HISTORIAN Mission, DR..
Todd, who had also been appointed to
speak, declining to do so on account of the
lateness Of the hour. At the church on the
West Side the speakers were Mr.. Marsh Of
MOsul, DR.. Lord of CeylOn, and Professor
Hsvens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04
Plo-NIo visit OF Ladies to wade and Huteh-
inni Regiment.

TUESDAY, Oct. l.
EDS. LEADER Seventy ladies of Farm
ingtOu and MssopOtsmis, Trumbull county,
Ohio visited the Pennington company, un-
der command of Capt. Caldwell, last Tues.
day, and had a glorious good time with
the soldiers, distributing boxes of turkeys,
chickens, eggs, apples, cream, pickles, but
ter, and other eatables too numerous to
mention. Before leaving they decided it
was the olsansst and best regulated camp
in town. The Government sanitary rules
are enforced. The ladies' Of Champion de-
sign to make the regiment similar visit.
Some Of the Northern ladies are most en-
phatically interested in behalf Of the Union.
1t is not the first time this regiment has
been remembered by its friends from vari-
Gus parts of the country. Health of the
men in camp is good. W.
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Cleveland, sept. so, l86i
THE GERMAN REoInEsr.-Of the German

TIE GERMAN REGIMENT-0f the German
Regiment which left this city for Camp
DennisOn on yesterday afternoon, the Co
lumbus Journal of this morning says
THE S7th Regiment arrived last night on
their way to Camp DennisOn, and 8 large
crowd gathered at the Depot to greet them.
Many of them are from this city, and
many and affecting we're the fsreweIIs Civ
en- by wives and friends. Col. Siber is 8
prime officer, and viii lead his men to bat
tie brsvely. Success to the 37tb."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

WnLoUGHBY PHmoPoMEAE SOCIETY
The usual quarterly exhibition of this So
.oiety connected with the Collegiate Insti-
tuts will be held at WillOughby, on Tuesday
evening Of next week. The customary ad-
mission fee will be charged and the pro-
ceeds Of the evening will be donated to
Pref. Sears who has been an invalid for sew
eral months. The Professor is a very Wor.
thy, estimable gentleman and is much be-
loved by the students and citizens general
ly. Let the benefit be bountiful one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

APPoIETMESE-Charles Stone, who for
the past three years has been Second En-
gineer on the steamer May Queen, has been
appointed Second Engineer on the United
States steamer Harriet Lane, which left
Philadelphia on Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. Stone is first class Engineer, and
will aCceptably 6ll the place assigned him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

TRAzsTERRED. = Lieut.. Colonel Grant
and Major befhngWell have been trans
ferred from the Slst Regiment o. V. NJ. to
the 45th Regiment. Fred. Jones, Prose-
outing Attorney Of the Police Court Of Gin
ciRneds has been appointed Lieut. Colonel,
and +. v. Lester, Of the same city, Major
Of the 8lst.- Colum6ns Jour. Sd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

A Coon HoTEL-Those of our citizens
who visit Cleveland, Ohio, should not fail
10 stop at the Angler House, kept by Mr..
Taylor. 1t is one of the best hotels in the
country, and the proprietor is cne of the
most deservedly popular men. The house
is conveniently situated, well furnished
aud excellently supplied. Stop at the An
gier if you want to be well treated. The
Forest City affords no better Wheeling
LntslioeneeT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

TIE LOAN.-FOrty-four hundred and fifty
dollars to the National Loan has been sub
scribed in this city since noon yesterday,
wednesday,
The books will be closed on Saturday Of
the present week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

FOR THE AID REGHENT.-Fifty recruits
came in from NeWburgh about noon to-day,
accompanied BY long procession, proceed
ed by martial band, for Col Gar6eld's
regiment at Camp Chase. They left on
the 2:1O train for Columbus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

FoR Coz. BERDAE'B REGMEHT.-A COM
pany Of thirty-six men from the vicinity
Of Erie, Pa, passed through this city early
this morning to join the company now in
Pittsburgh for Colonel Berdan's Regiment
of shsrpshOOters. They went by way Of
Orestline.