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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
From Florida.

We have adviccs from Tallahassee, to the siL.
Both Houses Of the General Assembly had re-
solved to adjourn On the l4th inst. A bill prori-
ding fur the carrying Of mails in Florida, passed
the Senate and will pass the House. Senator W.
W. McCsls free negro expulsion bill has been
indefinitely postponed in the Senate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
Meeting of the Convention.

The Charleston Mercury Of the 9th says: We
have information that at IN early day it is expect
cd that the State Convention will be sumnoned
together again, with view to the action Of the
Montgomery Convention or Congress, and without
any reference to Fort Sumter"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

Rs- The Charleston Courier suggests the I'D
of February, "thc birthday of George Wishing
ton. the illuStrious Suuihcuer," rs the official
birthday of the new Southern irderacy-lhnt
is 10 be- Fis, suggested, If we mistake not, by Il
,clcrru,.hir reporter Render unto Cpsar, 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
The Alabama Commissioner in Wash.
inpfOu

Hoy. THOMAS J. JUDGE, the Commissioner from
Alabama, WAS received in Washington by the
President on the 9th, but only distinguished
citizen of his State. The President declined TO
recognise him officially.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

Captain-B. NJ. TALnERT'
ls, Licutemunt-J. +. BuRREss,
End Lieutcnnnt-lI. e. SElGLER,
3r,f Lientemnnf-J. L. TALpERT,
Nom Commissioned Officers.
la Seryeont-W. T. WEsr,
2nd !Serysant--O. 7. CrLBEEATH,
3rd Sergcont-W. n. MARTIN,
.lth .Seryean'-J. w. cHEA7HAN,
5M .Seryeunt-W. ii. RrsH,
lat corpOrul-C. NJ. cALHorS'
end Curporal-J. W. FRANKS,
srd Corporai-W. NJ. RSrNoLps'
4M Corporal-JoHS sEsrELL,
jM Corporal-T. T. WiLHl1E,
9th corporal-J. II. SANDERS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
Military Election.

The Mercury informs us that the first Regiment
of Volunteers, under tho "Act to provide an armed
military force" have elected tho following officers:
JOHNSON HAGoop, Colonel.
THOMAS j. GLOVER, Lieut. Colonel.
w. a. OCAIy Minor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

NORTH CsRoLINA.-On Monday resolu-
ton passed the Houseof Cornmsns by unan.
imoms vote that, in case Of a failure to effect
a reconciliation Of the national difficulties,
North Carolina would 60 with the slavehold-
ing States" 4 Middle Confederacy" does
not appear to have many advocates in that
State
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

re- The grand jury Of New York have made
a prcson tmont deuouncing the lnte Message Of
Mayor Wood as document calculated and aim
ing to punder to the worst passions Of tho most
dangerous classes in that city, and deserving tho
reprchcnsioa Of all honest and law abiding men
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

UHrtrS.
C,fpfnin-W. I. PREScoTT,
LIT Lieutenant--J. p. NIXnS,
end Lieutemumi-BENJAMlS RorER,
st !Liemtcnunt-S. L. BLOCKER,
Nom Commissiont9 O&c.rs.
lst !Seryennt--lI. G. GAEEorT,
2na Ssryeunt-WYArr j. HOLINESS
ard .Seyyrant-WlLLIAM HOLMES,
lM .rryycant--G. W. MoncAS'
5M .Srryeant--WlLLIAH lloLSoS,
lst Corporul-G. W. BE"AhwA1EE,
2ud Corpor"i-L. J. MILLER,
s,qi Corporal-J. II. LASiER,
4M Corp"ra'-S. g. MEniwErHER'
5M CmporoI-N. L. BRtSs"S,
CM Corporui-TuoMAs NJ. GRAFTON,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
News from Europe.

The Cannda has arrived from Halfax, with
Liverpool dates tu the.2Gth ulL Sales Oh Sutur-
day 5000 bales, all slightly declined, the lower
qualities most; market dull. Breadstuljs dccli-
ming. Cousuls 9lt@yls OIL account.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

Lowe: ba..a:ion, 9TH Rcg't., ST.. W. ".
LIST or Orrlcgns, Non COMMISSIONED OFFICERS,
AND PgrvATEs OF THE FoLtNTEEk COMPANY
FROM THE LOWER BArTALioS, grH REGIMENT,
S. G. MILITIA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

~ 1t is said that Edgedcld, S. c., is the right
full claimant of the nativity of JEFF DAVIS, Pro-
yisionul President Of the Southern Confcderated
States
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
Texas observation-disclosures Passed,


GALVESTON, February 5.-The Convention
of the people of this State has passed the Or
dinance of Secession by vote Of l6G to I.
The Governor, the Legislature, Supreme
Judges and Commissioners were present du-
ring the proceedings. The Ordinance is &C
compauied by clause submitting the ques-
ton to the people for ratification or rejection.
The vote will be taken on the 23d of Feb
ruary. and, if adopted, will go into operation
on the ID of March
Gov Houston has recognized the Legality
of the Convention of the people, and declared
his attachment to the South, as we'll as his de-.
sire to see Texas join the Southern Confed-
eracy. If no Confederacy is formed, he pro-
poses that Texas shall set up for herself US an
Independent Republic.
The news of The secession Of Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana,
has created much excitement in Northern
Texas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

Stewart, the New York dry goods million
airc, havnsa little money to spare, is building
six iron stores. on Broadway, which will cost
him 800, 900.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

Inner Battalion, 9th Res't., S. c. M.
LIST OF THE OFFICERS, Non COMMISSIONED oFfi-
GERS AND PnIvArEs OF THE VOLUNTEER CON-
rAyy RAISED FROM THE UPPER BATTALION, sTH
REGIMENT, S. c. N.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

aea- We arc much obliged to several friendly
correspondents for new names to our list. "hlle
we are not in o position to tpeak OF any very
large accessions of readers we yet increase regu-
larly aud with good cash subscribers. Such as are
not cash ueod not expect us to do more 'hnn send
them u sample copy of the paper
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
T9e 990bertiser,
ARTHUR sIMKINs, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. I3, 1861.
Dr.; don, and rice-president.

President and Iice-President.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi, and
Hon. 4. II. STEVENS, Of Georgia, will be hailed
without dissent by the South US It's highest tuned
,iouarics for the next year. They are equal to
the srduuus task that lies befure them aud will
discharge it with an energy sutei to the demands
of tho dav. It is not risking ones prcscience, to
say that their brief term promises 10 nave I'LL tue
brillascy Of the lasbing meteor with all the s"lidi
ty of well-ordered charge. Health and hoao'
TO them, now and ever.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

THOMAS P. MAGRATH.
On notion it was Rcsoircd, That the proceed.
iues be published in the Edseheld Adrsrtiser.
W. c. MORAGNE, Chairman.
S. B griffin, See.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
AMY CORRRsPoNDRNuE.
JsHsr troln rho Kauuwha.
CuARlEsTOu, Va Oct, q

CHARLEsToU, Va, Oct 20.
DEAR LEADER Last Tuesday evenings
jolly set Of boys left Ravenna as ertillsrisis
for the Seventh. II was the intention to
attach section to the seventh, end Capt.
King recruited hfty.two men in Portage
for that purpose. They were met at this
plaOe by Col. Tyler and the portion Of his
regiment which has been at Gar,sy. Tho
Seventh is now together for tho erst time
since the tight ct Cross Lanes. The regi-
ment has suffered severely from sickness,
but looks much better than could be ex-
pected after what it has endured. How
long Il will remain here no man knowsth.
ROsecrans and Cox arc together three
miles above GAuley. Kings men came
here expecting to have but two guns, but
on the morning Of their arrival the Colonel
Quietly told them that ROsec-snB had or.
dered full battery of six guns fOr them.
Those men In Portage who WOuld go if
they only had q full battery, con come
along now
The Seventh displayed for tho first time
yesterday their new oolOrs, about which
you ell know and let me say right here
that they are splendid.
This town looks a little BIT dilapidsted
since the food, but still it Is pleasant
place. The secession Inhabitants having
'skedaddled;" there are many residences
places Of business, churches, Sc, deserted
or appropriated by the 7th.
tits impossible to tell you how much the
gallant Robinson is missed by ths Seventh.
Il had not more promising oficer.
10 those readers Of the LEADER who have
friends with the artillerists who came, let
me say that they all feel good. They never
made merrier journey than the one here.
Even the niggers in the hold we're affected
by their good humor. One demure old con-
traband, with & head like a burnt brake
root and mouth like an India rubber shoe,
IOverheard remark that "dem cams would
slang cut de dang pOsgsssionisis." Kings
men say they can live on sols-leather pep.
psred with gunpoEder, and I guess they
can. Bone aver that they can stand on
their ear, but don't know about that
C. ".
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
Yours in hast
siELh Ohio Cavalry Eegiment.

How TO PRESERVE EaGs.-Ths following
is said to be on infallible method Of pre-.
serving eggs fresh and sound, fOr any re-
quired length of time. Housekeepers
would DO well to give it trial;
To three gallons Of water add one pint
ofquicklime and one pint OF salt, and stir
till well mixed and dissolved. No care is
needed in putting in the eggs, ss they will
always settle right end up if Just dropped
lightly into the vessel. None but those
perfectly sound will sink. Those which
hoat should be taken out, fo-, although
they may be good enough fer immediate
use, they are not entirely sound. 1t is not
important whether the eggs be all placed
in the vessel at once or at different times !;
and they can be taken oct ss they are
needed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
Hendauarters ohio MILITIA and Volunteer
Militia.
QUARTERMAsTER GEEERAL's OsEICE,
Columbus, Oct. %, 1881.

Columbus, Oct. %, 1881. !
As a multitude Of letters ere received
daily, making enquiries in regard to Cloth.
ing and Blankets contributed sor the bene.
| ft Of the Ohio troops in the service Of the
United States, il is deemed proper to state,
through the public press, thet ell oOntribu-
tions will be received at the State Ware
house, in Columbus, and as soon as any
considerable number is reesived, will be
sent in charge Of trusty messenger to the
troops most in need. The contributions
may be sent to my address, at the expense
of the State, and the freight, II charged by
transportation companies, will be paid here.
For these contributions no charge will be
made to the soldiers who receive them.
30 far as possible, and the necessities
may indicate, the wishes Of the donors will
be carried ont in the distribution, but the
State cannot furnish transportation to the
numerous agents of benevolent associations
all over the State who are desirous Of en-
trusting the goods and distribution to some
one selected by themselves. TIE great ex-
pense, as well as the liability OF duplica
ting contributions and giving them to SOL
diers who are already amply supplied, will
at once suggest itself to the public, and
trust all will at once see the necessity Of
forwarding their contributions here
beg to add that, from all the informa-
ton We can obtain, it is hoped and believed
that the statements Of destitu.ion and suf-
fering among our soldiers Is, o. has been
exaggerated. Every exertion is being made
by the officers Of the Government to for
ward supplies to the tToops-end but very
few instances Of actual suffering are now
known.
IhsVe already received ibs-al contribu-
tons, and shall make an Issue OF them this
week, and in due time will make public the
donations which have been received through
this Department.
GEO. B. WEIGHT,
q NJ f7annraI n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

- 4HE THRoUGH TRADE TO LTvEHPooL.--The
Detroit Tribune mentions the srrivsl at
that port Of the bark Niagara, chartered to
carry load Of grain to Liverpool Fur
ther shipments Of this direct character are
q talked Of, although the rate Of freight paid
= Is considerably less ihan the current rates
- = vie New York. Tho lake merohantssbOuld
persevere in this direct trade to British
ports, as it will eventually lead to large
orders being sent here direct from the
European market.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

GoISo TO GAULEY,-JOhn Friend, Esq, is
authorised by the Governor of Ohio TO 20
to Western Virginia, for the purpose of
getting and bringing home the body Of the
Z late Capt John F Schultz, Of Compsny Z,
Seventh Ohio Regiment who was killed by
Eaz the rebels on the 2lst Of August last near
Cross Lanes. Mr.. Friend will leave next
Monday, and he offers his services to any
who wish to send letters or effects to any
soldiers near or about Gauley as he will
visit the Camps there
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

ARNT SUPPLIES, &o-There was shipped
from the Eastern General Freight Depot in
this city, today, quantity of army sup
plies, wagons, SC. directed as follows:
For Lieut. 6. Simmons, Columbus, Ohio,
sixty-tWo boxes of axes, camp ket-
tles, sc.
For :. H Dickinson, Cincinnati twenty
one bales Of army blankets.
For Gen. J. McKinstry, St. Louis, four
car loads Of Army wagons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
FRAvRLRR's RRGIsFkR.
THE CITY.


Latest from Lake SupertOr---Arrival Of
I5F the Northern Llghr
The Northern Light arrived from Lake
Superior this morning, at seveu o'clock.
Weare under Obligations to Clerk Butts
for the following memoranda
Left Eagle HarbOr, OstOber Goth, at
three o'OlOekP NJ. Left HOughtOn at one
o'clock P. n. on the 2lst. Left Marquette
St eleven o'clock A, NJ. on the 22d Met
,saai steamer Sea Bird and Propeller Gen, Tay-
Cor Al Marquette. Left the sault at six
o'clock a. NJ. the 23d.
she brings down twelve barrels of cop
per from Copper FaIl5 Mines, Eagle Har-
~ bOr, one hundred and i've barrels and six
~ cakes Of copper from PeWaubiO, Frank
~ lin aad Portage Mines, Two hundred aud
hfsy.seven gross tons iron ore from Mar
Go qnetis, i've tons pig iron, sixteen half
barrels Of fish, seven hundred cedar posts,
from De Tour, and other miscellaneous
frgight, and ffty passengers.
Left Detroit last evening st nine o'clock,
-bri-ging down the Detroit boats passen-
Q gers.
The damage by the FIRE at Portage Lake
is triaing.
The Northern Light viii leave again on
her last trip to Lake Superior, from the
80 dock Of Hams, Garrstson s Co. on Mon
day evening, October 2ssh, at six o'clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
Letter from Camp Rutehins.
GEO. B. WRIGHT,
O. NJ, General {

October "a, 1851.
EDS. LEADER; Arriving in this thriving
county town late last night, did not visit
the Camp until morning, whea in company
with Lieut.. Col. Lloyd We made a recon-
noisance of grounds for our new camp, and
found them in every respect desirable, and
not surpassed by any spot in the State.
Our men are elated' with the location, and
with their Lieutenant Colonel and Quarter
Master, (oharles Hunt, who Is all energy
and IVs' for the comfort Of the men. Two
companies in, and more expected in a few
days. Yours in haste,
WIN. STEDMAE. Iiert. Rec.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
REfuRNEp FRoM WEsrERN VTRaINIl

RETURNED FROM WESTERN VmoIEIA.-
q 3 The Pittsburgh cars this morning brought
home CsptAin Sterling, Of Company B, and
Msjor Jack Easement of Painesville, of
the Seventh Ohio Regiment. They left
Charleston, on the KansWha, where the
regiment is in camp on Tuesday evening.
81 the health Of the men is improving, sick
-5 ness generally what is termed camp fever,
- Of which Captain Sterling has suffered con-
aiderably-he is now better and comes
home to recruit his health. These brave
men received cordial welcome BY host
Of friends at the depot
Major Easement left on fhe 9 25 train for
Paines7ille BE is in excellent health and
spirits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

B% We hear 1t rumorsd that Col.
YOris' new regiment-the EOrty.ffth-is
to go into camp in this city, soon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

TIE NATIOEAL LOAN.-Ths AMOUNT sub
soribed to the National Loan in this city
since our last report, is eigh. thousand Eve
hundred and fifty dollars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

1E The steamers North Star and Clsve.
land left for Lake Superior this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

Doors TOR TIE ARMr.-Joseph Masury,
- Of this city, hiss been awarded contract
for furnishing the Ohio troops with boots
as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
W ARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
DR. HARVEYrs
KURIOUs KOINOIDENoEl
SLOAN UNDER THE OOUNTER
SIXTH AND OTHERS IN A BOZ

8HITH AND OTHEk9 IN A BOAIII
NQRRIB IN sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION. POWDERS, where every owner Of
Horses and Cattle can ind the bost Medicine In use
Tor many Of the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animals.
They gre Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Loss OF Appetite hide bound, DistemperB, &C., dc
Thousands Who have uEsd them, can testify. Sec
elreularl. Try them. For eale by j. II. Gaylord
= ". Palmer Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm.
strong Oleveand, o., and By all Druggists in the
country Also, at wholesale By the Proprietor ct 6l
ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio, 70 whom all orders
must be addressed,
fsbs: BSsiSS g. g. HORRIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
NAMED DF-
TTNHE ABO.


~ fEHD DANls, viii take nntice that John Friand,
q yieY9la1d ynis, on the 5th day 0f October i55i
CuTahORs CouDf., o 10. gzainst Jobr u R',r,sS
Mr. Ire efika Borges, and al the other ufisl a.
meug Creditor Of ths said 20. r. i0rqs1 r. a sr,-
msnt reeoT red BY ons a S5niely aeainsf tbs said
5sfs 3 :. y ne ~. ae2fuary = 5y tenn q u court 1r
sns sum oi eo.5.llf with cost sd interest,", Ehlch
judgment was q signed % the plaintiff Ttut srs-
cation issu-d on taid judgment 70 the Sheriff of
no pr5ps-ty found. Tn 9 The said B5rg5s olaiis 10
have ~ property able for sEesati0n Bot ne
uisatly sssigbtng srR8 stock of ready made Ifh
pG cloths, Ee 10 tho city Of glaVsiaad 20 Bis SON
ries on the blsiness, and holds large ancaof of
Store gUodS, under the tai53 DF.tenrsof b4fug fho
business and goods Of Theodore V0res. Thrr Bsrges
is the owner 81 a yaiuable bonss esld iot t NO.
street Cleveland, lm0re pnrtioulsriy described n
thc p1tAlpa hich ne Eee p5 mort zageB,
some OF which are pfetsr ded ones, and of 6er5
raid hut not cancelled. III u said Borres otfns 4
iaIm property IN I at ClsFohEnd described il ne
snd % HI am White, n II. 5iis p sinfifl elSi7ss
John Laisy peti, and that Plaintiffs lisn on aid
Heath White. That j. 2. B5rsrs 5.ss ire rs-i srd
. now t1s tqaitab nsr Il o valuable psoporf7
on the corner of superior and ktEgr sfrse1 q the
dtyS Ci,yeiaae more particularly described IN th8
petition, bat Rhich property, with ihe coi hiTano8
anu a. q on LdNaId mueller, he csuaed the
Bofges. Ihat he Is also the equitable OWnar cfT
lot 10 ss % Tracy street, il the city Of Eevsland,
Borg, has bought, with bis Owu msa1s, 4 Tsiuabis
~ ~ oolon Quyehoea county ohio, Of So acres
more pa triy dtscrited IN plaintiffs pstition
0ut for the purpos5 of hespi1g it from ne rs5cb a
his ers9itor he cslssd the proBertT p vet n the
name Of his Fie. That the other named deGsndants
clam 70 nave an Interest," or le1 actu1i or eontn-
gent on the dsscri0ed properly hut 10 what extent
the plalntl1 does not know, and therefore delaun1
proof Of the same. The piaiath tbsIaf H., uraVef
that all the property ia 81 PETITION descri6ed -
sod, that The priority of liens BE- defsrminsd and
that the pro eeas Of sale be e. pliod accozdr t ~
Only OF Liens
All ths st5ve named deisndants, not ofhervi-,
notified, hereby Hot fed and reqnestsd 20 ap67T
aud answer the piaihtid's pstlion ~ ths Iffh faT
Of DecemDeri lo0i. JOHN FRIEND
PlaiEtin a-d AtrorugF.
NltVSlanQf Or. II, la6l. Oct r9sR.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
8epolpErs.

ID EVOLVERS AND BOWIE.
H. KHIYEs;s-A ane asloTtmsnt Of RsTolyins
lstols, such Is yolt new noedel Baeon's, kiders
cons, large ana email, with various other kinds
just reoeiFed and for sails cheap at
81. HATTERsLEY's
Can Store, lOl Superior SIrSOt, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

Picnic PARTT.-A picnic party Of
thirty, came in frOm Hudson this morning,
for the purpose Of visiting their friends in
Camp Wood. They have with them sll the
neesssaFies for having good time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

Mrs. PartingtOn says, aifs a triumvi-
rate ana confederate ain for the Cabinet
people at Washington to permit Oar lsea-of.
war on the Periumio to ha,g that Mary Land
shore 50 much.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
nOOTOR 7 MOCONNEIIls Nv,

DOCTOR J. MoCONNELL'S EYE
IL and Ear Inhmary, 235 Superior, corner Of sem
eca st. During the past Of the worst cases
almost totally BLIND and DEAF-havs been re-
stored 10 Sight and Hearing at this Infirmnry THEW
can Be seen In the City At any time.
Persons atiieted with Cataract ought to cal
and see the cases operated upon by Dr.. Mcconnell
for the cure Of Inflammation and the removal Of opas
titles OF a ls nom the eyea, sent 70 any address upon
The receipt OF one dollar. septa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

FoR LAKE SUPEEIOE.-The damage to
tks Iron City, on her recent trip to Lake
Superior, has been fully repaired, and the
vessel is in fne order. She leaves the
d q dock Of Husssy s Mcbride to morrow (sst-
s urday) evening at six o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

APPOINTMENTS By THE GovERzoR.-Goy.
DennisOn has made the following appoint
ments
Jerome B. Phillips, Orwell, 1st Lieuten-
ant Quartermaster, 9th Cavalry.
% Oscar I. Gibbs, 1st Lieutenant Quarter.
master, 10Th Regiment.
aso W. H. Hutchins, Lieutenant Quarter
master 9th Cavalry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
Iohn Fdand.

john II. BOrge5, Ms.
Ersdorika BOrgss, I'd
Wari Hessonmuilor, Jna
stumpf, VIM. Macksy,
theodore VeFes, Adam
sohnidor, Valentine
swain, Cathartbe Bur
ger, 9ermsn Benevolent
socisiy, John Black,
hfrneis Ora NfoTd, Geo.
Greenfield. J0hn Hem.
ofick Isaac and Le0na q
fOeart haries Heath
Giie8 White arm Of
death 4 White, Fsrdf-
maud Schumacher John
Laigy, Commonwealth
lnsuTance % m pany,
WIN b Leonar /, W. ".
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