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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

BUSINESS NOTICES.

FIRST BAPTIsT CHURoH.-The slips Of this
church-corner Euelid and Erie streets
will be rented for the ensuing year, on Mon
day next, the 25th inst, commencing at 2
o'clock P. NJ. St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

POLICE COuRT.-Michael COlligen, drunk,
continued to the 25th.
Thomas Roach, .vagranay, continued 10
the f5th.
ThOs. Hicks and John Phillips, drunk and
disorderly, fined 81 each.-
William Sous, disturbance, fined S. and
costs.
William Albrecht, disturbance, fined 81
and costs. E
Ellen Ryan, drunk, House Of Correction
p days.
Alexander Henry, disturbance, fined s.
pnd costa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
w- An assortment of Fire CLAW Urns,

~ An assortment of Fire Clay UrHs, or
Flower Vases, plain and ornamental, the
most beautiful patterns ever brought to this
market, designed for ornamenting yards,
gardens, piazzas, &c. Also, beautiful va
riety Of Fire Clay Chimney Tops, designed
both for ornament and utility-a certain
remedy for smoking chimneys. Fire Clay
Sewerage Pipe, well glazed, to inch bore.
Also, a variety of Goals, Coke, Fire Clay,
Fire Brick, Tile, &c. All the above are the
products of the Hammondsville Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Office on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Pier.
J. J. ROCKAFELLOW,
March 2:329. General Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

Grg6nbsrg nedlclna8 fof Tie past geF and c1e lFu-
~ say thai hsFo never ceEed ell medicne1 10 the
public that have net win fae lrcLted lrIlcl1ticl
of the people Ike s1ol1, particllHEly the Rls ard
Cathoicon- They VII periozIl all ana nov thll -
promised for shon1. ! have lold about nv bottles
q - Cafh0iic0n tha paat yoa and 49, tha talt
reslitl n gferY esss. }. 3. Q, yea4.oAi
Mafeh u lo9l. Melioal Aleasl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

IT NRW ADVERTIsERIRNTs.
h. D. Kendall 4 Co-Hosisry, &C.
Tsge CO.-Wantsd. 81 g..
BY order Of Ooult.
Brown &Andsrson-Attsehmont. q
Il. s. stevens-W alsone Park.
Isaac A. Isaacs. -Llneolh's Inaugural.
H. carson Co-wsn Paper.
Wanted-Aotive Man.
Geo. Sprasue Local Notice.
Lecture Oa Pilsrim's PrOgross-LOoaI Notice.
Coal on Lsmps-LOeai Notice. 7i
PhIletus s. BoaWorth-Announeemsn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

Read what Dr. Ruehnsll rsTs a tfe arGl.1-
harg Medicines. Dr. - q phglicllR g ezf1uliI9
rractcs, and one o. The most fuccqElluL IN te co2-
~ flfrrrabulll in which be relidas:
teFhig csrtihes that have used the arul1l 1eET-1
p0fG nd NaFHhail'g Clfholicon, sold E1le ~ Il q.
Tofr9a1, In ny praclico. IheE ar1 good llaclcll11
1T@Fd, Irlm1ull ce'lnfI y1tQs A1lll y lr5l.
- DruTgi5t1 and Ma1lllns uealal9 t111Egh-
- \ cannfFT. For Hrticlnes oE Arrlc1cl- ~
II. u. ALN01alLa DlllolIl-
sR eul1rll Agontlrf era
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

'erms & 7 s Blsi s'S E'f4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
PEEPARED BY
DR.. j. @. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for g.
AvRu'0 NuFnpv pr0Tnn

Price, 81 per Bottles Six Bottles for IS.
AYERS CHERRY PEoTORAL
he's won for itself such q TenoWn for The cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
is entirely unnecessary for % recount tbs eY
dence % Its virtues, wherever Il has been employed.
As 1t has long been in constant throughout this
section, need not DO more than assure the people
It's quality is kept mp the best Il has BEEN and
that Il may be relied 20 do for their relief all Il
has ever been found to do
AYERS ca EHARFTO PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
DosiipensEs, Jdundfcs DDgnepad, Indigestion, Dpseal
ts-V FouI Stomdch, EIsfDslaS HodddeAe Pilel Rheal
nlGfan, ErupfOnG and Ska Diseases, Li1er CoaplaiI,
DrOpsy TsfG, ItnlOrg ani Sad Rhsua1, WorEs, GOufl
Nsiretgia, as a Dilsq PiA end fer Purifying
They are sugar-cOatsd. 50 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aperient In the world for all the purposes oi aniy
Prics % cents per Box; Five Boxes for sl.OO.
Great numbers Of Clergy men, thgaicianl, States
men, and eminent psrsOnagss have lent their names
dies but our space here via not peruit tbs insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are giveni
with also full descriptions OF the above complaints,
and the tFeatEent that should Be allowed Dor their
cure.
DO not be put OF BY upprineipled dealers with
other preparIticng they make more prOft on. De-
mand ANER'sY and take no others. The sick want
tha best aid there 70 for themi and they should have
4'Ga- An our remedies ere for sale by VIZ FIsKE,
/ sTRoEo AhhsTA0HG, =. b. GATLORD, and By az
/ Ayers ohsrry Psctoral, sarsaparins and Ua-
J =, corner Public Square ana Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

PnGRIW's PRoGREss-LEcTUREs AT Ply
MOUTH CHURCH.-This interesting course Of
lectures by the Rev. J. c. White, is still pro-
crossing every Sabbath evening, and draws
crowded audiences. For about four months
they have been continued and yet each
Sabbath seems to increase the interest
of the former one. The subject of the next
lecture, which will be given tomorrow even
ing, The Conversion of the Hopeful and
the Land of Beulah." A few evenings more
viii, we understand, close the course.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
TIE ONO sENAToRsHIP.

The news Of the nomination Of John Sher-
man as Senator from Ohio, was received here
this morning, and proved very gratifying TO
bis friends, who were congratulated on the
Senate floor prior 70 the hour Of meeting.
THE oFFIcEs.
The Pension Office has received information
Of the conyictioH Of Geo. w. Potter, Of Ohio,
recently indicted for committing pension
frauds.
James Watson Webb has forwarded letter
to the President, declining the mission to
Constantinople. Henry Thorne was con-
frmed yesterday by the Senate, as Post
master at Fremont Ohio.
Rufus P. Anderson, of Ohio, was to-day
confirmed as Consul at Hamburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

~ Superior Lubricating Oil can be had
al Is cents per gallon.
Massillon Mills xxx Flour-best quality
in the city. GEO. sPRAGUE,
Oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

UE-Housskssp6fs.a and those about SOM 80 w s3oi
tesrfT7 a4e irTitsd 20 Gail and eEhmln9 Owl
which y shalL seks = Rlsfsgse RSs1s IN 0Ni"s'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
March 2:s29.

TUBs AND YATs.-M. L. Eddy, No. 46
Bank street. next to Academy Of Music
makes gats and Tubs for oil refner's use.
Joiner jobbing done on short notice. For
samples of tubs, refer to Mix Morris, J.
Masury, and E. Main.
TonoI.2 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
TIE ST. LOUIS APPOINTMENTS.

Il is understood that the following ap-
pointmsnts have been determined on for st.
Louis: Peter L. Foy, of the Democrat, POST
master Henry BOerstein, Collectori and
D. A. RaWlins, Of the Police, Marshal for
the Eastern District of Missouri.
Postmaster General Blair and Attorney
General Bates have got up the appointments
for this State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
Ii lANLNNH-La

MARSHA LII - y DLnnA4tE NAAnlAsAlAll,
yThioh L Oaered as esrtaIn cure caaal acoonla-
Weaknsll, raintnesl, DeralGed Arpetita, 1sllgE
Complexion, Pnin In TIE bacE el1 AslilsIs l1sL.li
on5naSl, Headach8, EC1tltllql11, lil1IIl1l li1l7l
Elushos Of The Haart, General fEil- orgElinG ald
stomach, Ea1saa, Indigestion, Di-lc1lt l1ll1l 81
Urine with heat on gnArtlnl, Ltc1lelIi lll-lla g
rr.tafion 20 The Uterine OT7nl1s a.l-..
pair Hgstsrics, Anxiety, Red eace, hell2- licll-
fnr 3farfina. nIflslSfio1, lrrltablo lllll l1l-
--.s-r,ieF lrGEl1l. f1ln1 % IL
UtarIns Orran1, NumbneEg ano fall4 - ne Aill9li
Loss 0f tie Memory Beailleilnan-, so--ll- n ta-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
yozrr 7779TT7rorY. =

In thfs connsction We oueF ~ tultlEl7lials
81 ~ : Mathotist Clarlll1an, a11 En.l en ny
~ Ii.sa9e1 f5r which you eaVertile 1fl1nll1 lta
- fGfhollcon as cure. hEEg afE1s itl rle and
Sasd Rev. PEfEk SHARP.
WoIl1fn stnl, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

A STRIKING ARGUMENT.-They have preach
ers in Milwaukee who can adapt themselves
with marvellous facility TO adverse eircum-
stances. The Sentinel says that the pastor
Of one of the city churches one night, re-
Gently, met a young man who was a mem
Der of his congregation, straying about
the streets with a number of dissOlute
companions, and stopping, began to ex-
postulate with him on the course he was
pursuing, when one of the party taking
offence at the reverend gentleman's remarks,
had so lite respect for "the cloth" as TO
strike him. Without more ado, the diVine's
coat came off, and the display of science
which followed, was of such practical ma
ture, that all the reprObates were soon forced
to call out for quarter. The clergyman
calmly resumed his cast-off garment, fully
satisfied with the effect of muscular christ
ianity in some cases, and went on his way.
It is not stated whether he took the stray
lamb with him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

~ See advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's
LiverInvigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
OoL.D RAND CHINA-OF THE

GAs FIXTURES.-OUR PRESENT.
Al stock comprises the Largest and most COM
uiGte assortmenf Of Gas Chandeliers and Pendants,
sron 1e 70 ter Lights each Brackets, Drop Lights,
SsiesH, Psper, Tin and Transparent Mica shadea.-
~ s.aIu aEd Gas Lighters, 6c. -,
- an orders for GAS FITTING ard hltAlhsi
-. 1sfionG Of Gas Pipes promptly attonded to at
~ q slSS isS-, & rsfes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
On the basis of the last election the Wards are
entitled to delegates as follows

Chairman Central Committee.
d. W. GAGE, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
YRARa -

XIX 4 W LII - A-lEAAa4 Az
AOU1s The Success Of 1sFaf1l u.s1i11i l11l,l-
msn &c cuFtng dt1ca1s upol nTLIlclnl1l IN 11l1l
with the great natural laws, Induced tn1Ir lIl
rst ~ a ineoruorsted fnIiitution und1E al e. af
the Legislature by The titla q TIE GElsl E0BEEe
COMPANY Of New Herk. Ihe eceqttnue1 success q
their remedies and the arm hold ths7 have 0lirsq
uDon public conddenco, haa fuly iu1llse -. nonor
conferred upon the Association 1T LeE1lallll En-
actment, and theg have reason % .ee! g1el lfoo -
comparinT thsir sHucssB With meiical aclf1ils a.
chArtered D. public ant11Elty; tl1ql.ll.e 81
ulonT frun pub BIC aud nriFata individuals and c1I
,.3sf,r- 5ofi9s- n ~ lssfinr nn6ifc IoIIr11i5
bear witness to the medcal sli1l aud hiI1 rI1clal
Character Of the gsntleman connected ult1 tta tn
9tituIiOn, thus assuring t4 pu6llo tholi anon7 ne
many unHofthy advertisers Of fhe dnT5 "a = " az =
ENBEKG CO1PAET has ever beeH end vi = q
r7liahla and trust1eTihF MEDIUM loE To- 1c7l11
ofhsalth 10 the a1lictsd, and ell VIC are lu1ri1g
nay addrelB them with entire con1ds1ca- =
Ths principles and practice 81 medicine llQ1t1a u
fhis Tusfitution are luckily ct lofl1 n y
ENBERG- MANUAL OF HEaAIHs al inluil1tl1
medical work, published lor lllly uasI azl t1tre-
fora sold as the n0uilal pfic9 ot 3 cenl3l lf uen
aum it q mailed fres 20 any part o. sQe eo9ll -
Tbe ksalthEof Amorlc1n- y e1lg1t dl19lll q e1ii-
drsn and fhe more Obscure a1d chrontc ccEl r1tlt1,
- 1Tsii - ffa f11nnaon dl1al ifcildnt % llll
fv have resolved the attsntfon Of this All. tltQ1i
md Ii e enOGgh . say they have proved t1E1l.gel
f1lly conf PATENT for tho eelt rl1ll llcl l1 11Lio
have cdnddsd 70 ther 1zill-
fhefr SERIES q msdicinaa embrlco eleven laIant
rsn1eIlIeg adapted % irsnt dl9eaae7 Hiff uinull
directions Accompanying aGcn article. ne Al3ll-
gna 10 which ws gtah % call the aftonflo1 o. the
many FeTnaies afiicssd With diseaso, q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
MORNING LEADER.
saTURDAY MORNING, MARCH 9s.

Otissns wishing conveyance 70 either OF the above
SteFon's Omnibus Line, BY leaving thar address at
tho Omnibus 0oa, ~ Superior street, dooy next %
Weddall House.
Nov. IS, 1850.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

Qeg the GEaasnberg Medicines ale ior
OEBROETLL i BRoTHE !, pru,s ht,
~ ~. eof Ontario 9, 3 fupdo a1uara
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
ReIIrInns TnreIIIrnnco.

BIBLES FOR THE MILLION.-A society has
been formed in London for organizing a plan
for reading the Scriptures aIond in the open
air throughout the metropolis and suburbs,
and for selling Bibles, Testaments, and small
portions Of the Scriptures at cost price.
INFANT CHuRcH MEMBERsHIP.-The Lu-
theran synod of South Carolina recently re-
solved 10 instruct their delegates to the gen
eral synod, to request that body to make an
effort to revive, through the entire Lutheran
Church in this country, the custom of CON
stituting infants who have been baptized
regular members of the Church and that
for this purpose books of registry be kept by
all the Churches, headed, "Infant member
ship by baptism for -" in which shall be
inscribed the names of the infants baptized,
with the names of their parents.
BAPTIST STATISTICS IN NEw JERsEY.-The
minutes of the New Jersey Convention show
that there are in the State, l2O Baptist
Churches, with SO pastors, and II, ,121 mem
bers. The additions in the year; by bap-
tlsm, were 9O3. The churches have 1873 Sun
day schools, with 1,74S teachers, II, ,s61
scholars, and A, ,lS2 books in their libraries.
THE BIBLE IN TIE EAST INDIA GOVERNMENT
aoHooLs.-The question of Bible instruction
in Government schools, which has been the
subject of much warm discussion in Eng
land, has at length been raised in India.
Some months ago, Lord Pslmerston informed
a deputation of gentlemen interested in In
dian missions that there was no objection to
government teachers giving instructions in
the Bible to such of their scholars as chose
to attend after school hours. The Church
Missionary Society Immediately cOmmuni-
Gated this to their teachers in India, and Mr..
Martin, principal of the BerhampOre col
lege, requested the permission of the Lieu
tenant Governor, Mr.. Grant, to hold Bible
class.
GROWTH OF PRoTEsTANTIsM IN France
Father Chiniquy, relating his observations
in Paris, remarks: ~
Wemeet in the streets a great many priests;
and was surprised to see how they looked.
The greater part Of them scarcely dared to
raise their eyes. asked the driver; "AIy
friend, why do your priests look so sad?"
He answered me Immediately: alt is because
their time is finished" Another day, being
driven by another cabmsn, whose sentences
and intelligence were truly remarkable, we
were passing in front Of the fine Protestant
church, called the Oratoire, he turned his
face to me and said: "Here the true religion
of Christ is preached" answered him
Chow is it that you, a Roman Catholic, tell
me that here, in the Protestant church, the
true religion of Christ is preached" fI am
Roman Catholic 30 so. know well that
our priests do not preach the Gospel, and
that without the Gospel there isno religion"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
% rnoR1nA PosrAaE sTANPs.

The Postmaster at Madison, Florida, who
has been using postage stamps other than
those authorized by the Department, has
addressed to the Department an explanation,
saving that in the absence Of regular stamps
and small change, he had issued number
of one and three cent checks which IS used,
we're charged against himself in favor Of the
Department.. He Expressed great indigne-
ton at the suspicion Of fraud on his part
The Present Third Assistant Postmaster
General replied to this letter to-day, reading
he Postmaster at Madison a pretty severe
lecture for the introduction Of unauthorized
checks, and calling attention to the law,
which requires all postage to be prepaid by
stamps.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
GFofbFrg 4 ChiaaWarR,
NHIEA, UROUKEKY E GLASS
IL n
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENwARE,

CHINA, 9AAbB AND HAkfHENWAkE'
WHITE STONE CHINA-EN-
w TTRrI,Y Of James EdWards' manuiecturei
yssli known 10 Be the BESI and FINEST HAhE
-,sde ~ fha Tnqlish Potterie5, warranted not %
rsef nor turn yellow from hot water sets and by
ne Seoere piece quite low as any tnlernr quaii-
~ can Be bought elsewhere
NOLD BAND CHINA-0F THE
I i hnast quality, imported direct nom trenee- :.
g5e qIffinr rrrrnted 70 stand. Iea-Get9 ior Sl4i
Worth fis6a Dining-Setg for si0oo worth t55so0-
AnT pIecss Wantsd can Be had aaperate nom sets.
OLIVER PLATED w A r E.
~ nonhia plat looks as we'll as Silver, sc one-th
n cost. sEd viii last TEN WARS q aggtl IN eon-
slant use and can then be re- plated II desired Our
s'9SH Sas4Fss n sPsse sOo's FORKS and sPOONs
60TFFR TEA URH5, NAPKIN RINGS,
BUTTER DISHES, Nut RlOhs
TIA SKIS. b1hgF OOfSs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

The south,,rn Volunteers OF this city nave
one hundred ana fifty enrolled for service
Under the southsrrf C0nfsderAcyS and are "
Teadin ess 70 avait tbsir seeePtance by Fres-
ident Davis. Quite a nu'uber Of ePPl1c1n.l nc1,o.
are here for the Postmastel> >eaiP ana A''li0S
torship Of Richmond, Virginis.
FHE sEcOSD WHITE HOUSE LEl,yE.
The President gives another public rsesP.
tion tomorrow night It will be the iSe'
levec Of the season. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
Sold WhOlsaals aad Rsi1l p

g. r. GAYLORD, c. 8. MacEenzis, WnIiam lisk1,
r.. W. Hackridor, md 3eronq 3 Afm1ligl1, lisle-
land ohio; RObarts = samuel, Cclunb1si ". a. eIa-
ham, 8audusky; Carter y BEot6ors lrte, Pa
WsaYer's Salt Rheum Syrup and carsts, = SD b7
OurehIl ; BrOther-
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- - rlRIFF-FINANcIlL NlTTERs.

Secretary Chase sent all Collectors q re-
vised eouy of the new tariff act, notifying
them that it will go into operation on April
6rst. r. is ordered TO be published IN those
iournals that do Government advertising.
'~Ss Government will soon be in waat Of
H. the amount Of six or eight millions,
funds to- -stood the Treasury Depart
and it IS unoo'. -espondeuce with some
Me- Ne York capitalists upon -. :,rv notes.
,bo7gbt that fifty dollar Treas: -sT' -srti,
beori5e IN per cent. interest and coneSS !;
Sls into bonds at par, will be the ia'ue %
7ssuinqthe new loan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

TGG B0ILEH5-FOR THE Ia
IL nT.u vifb three-Tpinuts glasses attached
M rsosiTsd ~ ffebE5l M z. k0ssl.
TG6 GU PS,
N zee HoLDERs, Ettrf
- EGG GLASSES,
EGG LADIES, -.-
WIRE eco BOlLElS.
For e.ie bT lEh25i " 2. fO9G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-04

LET NE KISS HIN FOR HIS MOTHER. This
is the title of a beautiful and pathetic ballad
the words and music composed by Mr.. George
kunkel, the popular manager of the Museum.
The song in its sentiment was founded upon
fact which occurred a few years since in New
Orleans, at the time the yellow fever was de-
vastating the city. A young man, interesting
In appearance and a stranger in the city, lay
upon his death-bed at the Charity Hospital,
when the nurse of the ward, slthoug gh a stran-
ger to the dying man, with a mothers tender
ness stopped over him in his last moments, ex-
claiming, "let me kiss him for his mother" I"
pressed her lips to his cold and clammy brow.
We give the above incident in illustration Of
ridiculous counterpart which came under eur
observation yesterday afternoon, near this
Office: A poodle dog came running up Balti-
more street, and when near Calvert was seized
with ft and stag sersd into gutter. A large
crowd of persons quickly assembled, and yari-
Gus were the suggestions advanced for his re-
lief. Before any of the remedies could be made Q
effective, however, q volunteer, whose face de-
noted that jolity reigned supreme there, be-
longing to Duryea's Zouayes, forced his way
into the crowd, and, bending over the dog, eI-
claimed in touching manner, Let me kiss
him for his mother" The absurdity Of the
movement caused q roar of laughter to burst
from the bystanders. The 10 Zoo turned she
animal over once or twice, and walked away,
whistling The Girl Left Behind Me"
baltimore Clipper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-04

MULLIGAN's IRISH BRIGADE.-The accounts
from Missouri prove that the men composing 2
Mulligan's Irish Brigade justify the reputa-
tion which their native couutrymen have won
in every civilized nation for loyalty and high
military courage. We do not aatter them
when We say that they deserve to be ranked
with the gallant New York 69th-the regi-
ment of Mesgher and Corcoran, and which, as
we'll as themselves, evincsd what the country y
may expect when the gallant Shields leads his
brigade into the field. The nsturalized citi-
Gems Of this country have been as patriotic and
self-sacrifcing In the war as the native born.
They have given to the nation not only fight
ing men but leaders, in proof Of which we
need only mention COrcoran and Sigel. We
hope that this lesson will never be lost, and
that the American heart will treasure II in
memory foreyer.-ChtoagO inns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-04

U The Nashville Union says that meeting
OF the Typographical Union of that city, on the
night Of the 9th ult, an ordinance dfaolving
all connection with the National Union was
adopted by Q unanimous vote
IVA squadron Of picked men, for the mounted
rife service, to be spiendidly uniformed and
equipped, and to be used for accommodating pur-
eoses and sPeciai service, are being raised In
O-M -Messn. Closer q Brothers, Of Cincinnati,
have contract, amounting to s24o, 900, 10 supply
the entire uniforms, shirts, drawers and socks for
seventeen regiments.
IL The Nashville (Tenn) papers are begin
ming TO talk about the defences Of that city a
being utterly insufdclent to offer any resistance
should they be attacked.
III Sam. @. Reid 10 announced a. candidate
tor the rebel Congress In New oheans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-04

DocroR RUSSELL ARREsTKp.-The Chicaxo
fribune Of Monday says:
lt 10 aid thar the correspondent Of the London
Times has been arrested near WilmIn ton IN this
State, for violation Of the statute which forbid
shooting on sunday. The Doctor was affe,
prairie chickens, with q two-barrelled shot gun.
His case 10 q hard one After having made gsms
Of the American Eagle, for many months, shoot
ing all the while with q long bow, to be now
hauled before country Justice Of the Peace FOR
wild banging at grouse, is too bad But Is moi
this arrest, prompted, a. 10 no doubt wss, by
personal dislike, rather than desire to ypdicate
the sanctisy Of the Lords Day rather q small bust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-04

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