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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

From the Board of City Improvements, in
favor Of repeating the resolution in regard
to the collection Of sewerage taxes in certain
cases by the City Treasurer. Referred to
Committee on Streets.
The City Fire Engineer made the follow
ing report in regard to the number Of men
enrolled as acting members Of the Cleve-
land Fire Department, March 9th, 1851:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

KxFRAoTs FRoN KANSAS LATE ooaEEsP oNpESoE.
Gen. Pomeroy, under date Of March I'd,
sends the following receipt covering dOna-
tiops sent to hin -up1to Feb. f5th, ls8lu p
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War Rumors and Statements.


A Washington dispatch to yesterdays Gin
cinhati Commercial in reference to the ru-
norsof the withdrawal Of the troops from
Fort Sumter, says that enquiry in authentic
quarters, (nanely, the War Department.
prove itwholly without Foundation. Gen.
Cameron declares no change Of policy has
yet been dstermined upon.
The same correspondent says that leading
Southern men abiding at the hotels declare
it is the fixed purpose of JET. DAVIS Govern
ment 10 have possession OF Washington
Any insult to Southern Commissioners, they
say, viii be instantly and signslly redressed.
Frhe South could take this Capital in TWEEN
ty-i5ur hours, and Lincoln viii have to fly
for his Iife." 50 goes the gossip at Browns
headquarters Of secession.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

From City Fire Engineer, stating the
number of acting members belonging to
Hope Engine Co. to be 40, and asking the
acceptance Of the same as members of the
Fire Department. Granted.
From Board Of City improvements, sub
hitting the proposal of Mr.. stein to light,
clean and extinguish the city lamps for one
year, at the rate Of S2,75 per lamp post. 4.
From Fire Commissioners, giving the
names of 80 persons as members Of the
Forest City Hook and Ladder Company, and
ssking their acceptance by the Council as
members of the Fire Department Received
and the members accepted.
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nmror. - d. -.

TIE Washington correspondent of tie
Cincinnati Gazette says e9s IL
The Hon. @. C. Washbuns declines The
COmmissionership Of the Land ONCE Gov,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

FREE TRADE.-Mr. Merriam of the City
Bank, who has been lecturing so aecePtably
and instructively before the students Of the
Mercantile College on "currency" for some
time past speaks tonight on "Free Trade"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

THE Esd or THE OHIO FAT Boy. The
body Of YaRtile Mack, the celebrated Ohio
Fat Boy, who died in New York, while ex-
hibitiDg ct Barnum's Museum, passed
through the city on Thursday, by railroad.
It was marked, agent Ohio Fat Boy, Oar
lington, Pa" and was described on ihs bill
Of laden as follows 80 One Fat BoyLDead.
Double first class passenger freight Weight,
Six Hundred pounds. Freight So So" The
weight, as above given incIudes the coffin
and Pittsburgh G5usEefeial Joi.gnal. 10.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

ANOTHER 20 BARREL WELL.- Messrs.
Spaulding and Tyler, Of Ravenna, start
I'd the steam pump in their well at Mecca,
o u Wednesday Last. The well proves one Of
the best-a twenty barrel Institution
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GDEi,

NOKEI -G0KRif-G8KEIli---- =
~ N. WALLACE q son ARE NOW MANI
zACIl BIN G. Coke fron the pure HAAIM0NDs-
50 any other Ceke Ia the market. We can furnish
tastiuouialf from numerous manufacturers who are
highest tsrmE.
Also, constant supply Of Hammondsville Strip
Hein AALEHLhF COALi and also for Domestic
BinE heated iHHs5latslF on the lire Of the Lle4e
Sod a Pittsburgh Railroad, we can ship with dis
latch 3 any part 81 ths state. Orders solicited.
IN. III. WALLACE & son,
llalnl1one-s1ille jefferson County, Ohio.
San11ly 81, 1853. -L -fshlR8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

EFOna the ATahOnins Oil Reporter we clip the
following;

Nix Z Company, of Cleveland, have BROKE
ground" on the Rica farm, near the Himrod
furnases. They have 70 derrick up.
The Pioneer Company consisting Of
Messrs. Bently, Fitch, Armstrong, Rook,
Wells and Packard-are waiting for an en-
gine 70 commence pumping. Considerable
oil Is being taken from their well by the
sand-pump, which sells;in its crude state ct
50 cents per gallon. For both lnbricating
and Illuminating purposes it is Pronouced
the best yet discovered. -rt-I =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

From Geo. B. ssnter, asking that the pub
lie park be 50 improved that the walks be
put in proper order, and that suitable bar
riers be placed along the lawns Of the Park.
Referred to Committee on Parks and Public
Grounds.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE.. Intending to close my Banking
business I have transferred much Of It 70
Mesars, Henry, Wick & Coz Bankers, and p
facilitate settlemsutsI shall sor Che present,
occupy a room in their benlE, at the corner
ofBanK and St. Clair streets, where deposi-
tors can receive their balances On appHca-
ten. ~. ...o, g.' : /, F4YErTE BiCwS.
Cleveland, March 70, 1851. g
poo RuSS1so n mo fHE G8oUxD.ZsOms pf
nv aspiring competitors say that I ah
..running rn1 the oil trade in the ground,
by selling so cheap, but so long as oil runs
out of the ground, ths g running Of it i1''
may, for the public benefit, be justihnble.
I am now selling the best twice distilled ear-
bon oil at 60 cents per gallon, and hope
everybody within the range Of the circua-
ton Of this paper viii improve this oPPqr-
tunity 10 get good oil cheap. 13 tlauot "a
Il have made an Improvement in the
LONG PIPE Of which you have heard so
much, 50 that ] get lamps through, the same
Is As oil and 1 am now selling lamps at Is cts.
that 7 recently sold for - cents, and lamps
for 81 90 that teostelseFhers g, 800. Let the
people come IN crowds and make 10 delay.
| IA Superior street is the place. cred
l. oy,ar7.3SB o eilj2 alt ncs q. BAFRir
--G5h cd -1-l1---l -ll-z- u. 1o -f1 Cd
FouSDH AT LAsT.-BnOnohitis, and alsG
Laryngitis, known as weakness 6f liosa Of
voice, peculiar sto PubliS speakers, cuted
DR.. Gibson's new treatment wiH cure, shel
ali others have failed. WarrantedslsH i
the ne plus ultra of medical soisnee. Ia,
also cures catarfh, -asthnns,5 coughs, DON
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, hnt
diseases Of the liver ana stomssh. Ofici
III Ontario street.
/ FEGSk P1zEEk.2-Ei76Fy and Boartinl
Stable, o Seneca street A No. 1 Horses hhc
4 Carriages at reasonable & fures.
i H '-ai- 1-a p a't- sen3I H7f.IV|
y CO. G.-Cary's Cough Cure dee2iRlI
nd i.a haa hs@r sg9 5 ra o.
.ss-as 1.d-oga lad I
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0EdtkeFa & GhinalgarEl
oVHINA. 0R0CKRRY & GLASS
WILLIAN y. LOCO.
lmn0TIlT llu IlaIlT n
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENwARE,

UHINA, dLAss AND EARTHENWARE,
WBITE STONE, CHINA-EN-
EfiIT5E oI JaIrss EdUar1si a1ahul.ctIlre; /;
we'll knsWn 70 Be the BEsT and FINEST WARE
made at the English Eotfsrlal. warranted not IN
crsat nor turn yellow fro hot Water-in sets and by
ths aparats piece quite as low any inferior Quali-
81 can Be boaght elsewhere. IS. L y ~.
HOLD BAND GHINA-0F THE
finest quality, imported direct from france
Ths gliding Warranted to stand Tea-Seta for Sl4,
worth fl1 % DINING E-5ets for f0 90 worth t5500
AnT piecol wanted odn b had seperats from sets,
OILVER PLATED w A r E.
~ noubs Plate loolss IS rer a. Silver, AZ oae-ffth
t6s cost aud slfll last TIN WARS At least IN con-
slant use, add epn ien g platod 4 desired Our
0sSIti. f6s' et- - FORKS and SPOONS,
cor eEE6 TEA uRNs, NAPKIN RlNGs1
BuTTEk DISHES, nut Rlgks,
TIA SETS. ~ SYRUP CUPS,
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Terms SEX is;::: 81: BsH: BHH4:i =

loaded all the teams here, and you ought 10
have seen the clouds leave the faces Of the
men, as sack after sack was cast into their
wagons, which Whs 10 feed their wives and
little ones at home in the prairies. When
they arrive here they are sorry, though
intelligent, looking set Of men, and ragged !;
and could the donors look on, as I have
done for three days, and see the good they
are doing, they would be paid a hundred
told. .e- -.l LOO 4as.l mas a
We have abundsnee Of warehouse room
for all goods which can come, and It is free
for all aid goods. The packet from Atehisop
yesterday left u.s. another load. About
twenty teams arrive and are loaded daily.
u D. B. HADLEY.
Any goods designed for Southern Kansas
should be consigned to Wyandotte, to care
Of George n. Russell, Relief Agent, which
is on the Kansas side Of the Missouri river,
and now distributing depot, rather than
to Kansas City, which is two miles further
down, and on the Missouri side Of the river,
where storage is charged on all goods ST
a-s II. B. SPELAIA9T. N
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AZ LoRrLLY1LLk.

atwood & Co., of Cleveland, on the land Of
8. sFamer, are drilling with an engine at the
rate Of about 10 feet per day.
Up the run is the Mechanics Company Of
Cleveland. on the land Of David Parsons.-
Depth 2lf feet ~ 1aa41. ts4.aalt
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MARCH IS.


81 For TeIeuruphie, RIurlret aad Marine
News see Fourth PAGE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

GAS FIXTURES.-0UR PRESENT
Il II atoot compfiGes The Largest and most com
pi6ts assortment Of Gas Chandeliers and PendHnu,
ron enc 20 ten Lights each BTncketG, Drop Lights,
Glass, Paper, Iin and frsusparent Mica Shades
Tarefa aud Gas Ligltgrs, Ec.
lt1eAIl orders l0r cas- FITTING ard hEPAihe,
or alterations Of Gas Pipes promptly attended, to a.
ths lowest rates.
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTE-
- CbEs-A CREST varsity oi new aud convenint
articles for Kitchen lalor-g1ving inventions
well worth examination IRON c1roaitg alone, such
nr Rotary Err Heatrs o. sfer- BrOilers, OysterCan
Opensrs, Plate Warmers, FirP-irons and Stands
FOLDING Eeudefa, Knife and spoon Baskets Table
Eut1, Ee
EE-Housekeeross, and those about going 10 house
hainq, are inEited 70 csil and eEentne our stock,
which We shal take pleasure in showing even II
they DO not Wilh % purchase. .atI ti
WILLIAM P. F0GG,
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1900 ~ Eaa GLASSES .sfsft-sr-
-iINL fl s- ~ Fec IADll8i ty-s
sfa ssI WIRE EGG BOIEERs
For slis bY ll1h25l W. p. FOaG.
naF .frs 1.aaaU il -.l - rr
.rf1u .taaiarail a17IH P
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0. J. .HUasrr, Pittsb q y. O.. HussEF ESQ SIECI4I7
HUSSEYS 4 COMPANY
Ff0Ah MERCHANTSr WHOLE
O-BhLE AND RETAIL Doaiars in Plttsburzh
k1llnbFille and etrip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
lor Smithine. Ofce on the east side Of the Clevg-
llnd Piftsburgh j. r.. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio
0rdsn lst at Hussay & McBrids's flEiusloW's
earehensel ~ raeeiye ptoHnni atteutiee -deelz
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Go0ffflioNgfl.
IOHN seHRINK

TOHN BCHRINK
usving removed 10 BIS new quarters,
no. %. LYMAN's BLOCK,
OPPOSITE THk cggHT HOUSE, on PUBLIC
ElUAnE,
4sp1ep1red e receive the eals oi his friends md
the Fulii ~ large.
EYorythinF 10 the line of Uonioctiousy is kept a.
WHOLE3ALE AND RETAIL as usual. 7f
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
e. vel asths ohoicosi eiiahlos served ~ a. mo-
mcul'G uotice- tf7.. f. . Z ~
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
81 tia Court house.
KeSNErf ALE on DRAUGHR
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( ~ All should not tail to read tbsadvsr.
tisement Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper. = 3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

~ Street Railroad Tioksls, n fSE one
dollar, are for sale At v. P. Eggs 0fOekery
Store. -' 10 in5Li72'9ins 5-- q lrsz i.-iz =.
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hhNt ADfEAI1skNAENT'
JOAN IIIt)
Anderson, Jr.-WiEard.
Hooley & Campbell Ministries.
St. Clair Street N. +. ohursh-DOnation.
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2aoks 9 StatiaaeEH.
MEDICAL BooKsn

~
7isinoi's 7 ~ 7af-
ha'a.guaral3-s sear, s l.r.s
-.s sla4i ----7s-5
i''- ,ai 7ifo alile-irnc7 as
r iai U 3 u f
n addiasS q oar large st1ek ofNEDLQAL
sooKs snsgasisg al u ne Asst sgprs1sS
S'4aSrS Wo1ts u tie llt.ss ssidon., rs Ger
5a iFgm r-ag
aisfallosgiag a ths aiHszs9 reduced Pries'
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! ~ See sdEsEtiasmsatsOf Dr.. sanord's
LiEsEIRyigorstOE- gloia.g4o aosts,
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THE FAanNE IN D, kANsAs.

APpeal f5r the Destitute from the New
u - YorlE CITY CnrlniIltesll - II q
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-l-' . JUSTICE or TIE PEACE.
JULIUS g. BRO WN Efli Be 3 candidate Tor jus
lice q the Peace (oss SID, the com Speini
haleeson,l 3li huE .15Li0l sdi TO lssz9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

FEGSk P1REEk. .2-LiVey ana Boarding
Stable, o Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages Is reasonable fEures.
p '-'- sep34E75.iy|
90 n o.. Co,gb rs-,r--- dao9salo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

The Kansas COMMITTEES have received the
following sums since their last published ac-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

S. C. PomeFoy, -Atchison w. w. Guthrie,
Brown County j. l. Mcdowell, LeaveuWOrth /;
Rev. C. Reynolds, Lawrence Rev. u. -Body7ell,
Topeka; DR.. S. Ayers, Linn County f. u Blake,
Junction City G. B. Lines, Wabaunsee: 8 b.
Baker, Centralia Rev. VIM. Bishop Salina ;
Lam3n ,burler County Geo. NJ Russel, Wy
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asLLEro do.Ill.,.-r II.

SATURDAY, -nEOElIBER 22D. 1850
a-a b ~ At 20 oleloek. a. 9. L.
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o G.-Cary'a Cough Cure.

aia ia haa hfG r gs3 9 1e
.sseal lsdioaa LAD I
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~ These Goods have ben ccuEl1lll1 n ctnrs
gusnes 81 the pressure Of the Poutio1i TrcIfun =
Yfted % cdli, aleq pealers aud PcIarI = fhe Z -
musl bs'stld VIZ H01E 1zGz z1VE
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3fWFlrg.


&IlYER MARE-JUsr RECEIVED
~ anqV tupnly Of SPOONS and FORKS, making
Gu assortment complete.
tebN CQWLEs co, weddell House.
HORAL.-GOOD SUPPLY OF NEG-
" EIau1 s1di Aruilets, Beads, Charms, SCI
tsh& COW LBS a co.
FesHlM bLES.+SILVRR AND tsOLD
Every 5lla, az C0wLEs & OO'S.
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BETWEENs,
IN Ground down, Glovers, Daf ming and Chroehot.
Tue very best, at COW LIS COS,
DODGERS SUlSSORS.-EVERY-
III y uoDE E1oNs fhay are good and can always Be
tgo1e q ltbz3 COYLks a CO.'S.
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IN kADNIRALTY-Geo. W. Turner, ys. the
North Star. Libel tor wages as
purser, &c. Decree by default fer 81. .1ss,4s;
order made for sale Of steamboat by Mar
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10 assure you that whatever you do viii reach
them, we state that in every township q q Relief
COmmittee-these are all represented by The Ter
ritoriai Committee as follows W. 7
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-27
State Convention.

But little business of Importance has been transac-
ted by this body, which convened ON the 18th. The
Stay law is under consideration also, an examination
into the accounts Of disbursinS agents of the State
since last April. Mr.. Badger has introduced an ordi-
nance to prevent speculation in the necessaries of
life. and to authorize the Governor to seize certain
articles for public use. Some such Ordinance will
certainly pass, and we doubt not also one to put
such tax on distilleries of corn, &C., into whiskey,
as will crush the devilish institutions out. tax OF
fifty cents a bushel on all corn or other grain distilled.
to be paid quarterly, is the tax we hear spoken Of
This will either stop the distilleries or bring an i'm
mense revenue into the State treasury. Other impor-
tant m are before the Convention. A motion
to adjourn sine die on the I'D Dsssrnbor, wac voted
own ayes 40, noesb 81.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-27
LETTERS FROM OUR r III

On our return home from the Grand Division We
found several letters from our Army Correspondent
but the news communicated - rather old now 70 en-
der their publication interesting. a few items from,
some OF them. however. may not be so.
Orr Correspondent Tea. who IS Stationed . Ro.-.
Island, near Fort Macon, speaking OF the Transport
ship - Union" wrecked on our coast savS-.tcS1s
$100.t09 TO our Government. There were no rided
cannon recovered, as reported, but q number ofSharn.s
rifles, pistols, bowie knives, cartridges and q head of
~horses-besides the 81 prisoners that were sent on /,
visit to Raleigh. The engine is said to be worth
$1,000, and will be recovered. which we are engaged
now in doing. The wreck lies broadside on. and mar.
" out of the water at low tide. There is some dan1cr
of our being shelled by the blockading vessels while
we are at work, but that is the only chance thew bsxs
at US, for the sand banks are some twenty feet high
opposite the wreck"
A Correspondent, whose signature is n. j." Co
H.. 18th Reg. N. G: Vols, writes from Broad RIM
Station. that a battle is expected at CentrevjIle or
Winchester, probably both, soon. Large numbers OF
troops are concentrating at the latter place. He speaks
in the highest terms of 1t. Col. Leach, and hopes rhe
good people OF his (the writer's) county-Surry-wit
long and gratefully remember him for his Kindness To
the soldiers under him. His own health and that of
the Regiment generally, (some exceptions. of course
he reports as very good. He speaks in the highest
terms of the kindness of the people of Fauquier coun-
and says they VII never be forgotten by the North
Carolina boys. He promises to write as often as pos
sihle. through our columns to his friends at home
and advises those who wish TO hear from him to sub,
scribe to the Spirit of the Age. w shall be pleased
news by the letter from which these extracts were Ia
ken. is too old TO be interesting to our readers
hence it is not published In fun.-ED.l
A letter from 81. T. N" at Camp WYATT. O..
the Neuse River Guards, both Regiment, is crowded
out for want ofroom. We give a few extracts. which
is the best we can do:
"We remained at Camp Walker till the 9Th. when
news of the attack on Port Royal came; we then re.
ceived orders to prepare for 3 transit to South Carroll.
ma. That night we struck tents. packed UP baggage
cooked extra rations, and put out for the wharf. whe1
our orders were counternlanded and we were ordered
to Camp Wyatt, where the Sth Reg. was stationed
aud they were ordered to s. C., instead of the Goth
We are now stationed about u miles below Whining
ton and II miles above Smitbville, at New Inlet neg
Confederate Point. Our sick list is increasingly,
have no hospital accommodations for the sick, but ar
preparing some as fast as possible. Part Of our scl
are left at Smithville, under the care of Capt. Grissom
who will take good care of them as long as he is able
but am sorry TO learn he is sick himself. We hav
sent about 50 jaundice cases home to recruit theiI
health. / have been sick myself, but am better
though quite feeble"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-27

As an evidence that the Age, small as the sheet is
on which it is printed, contains as much reading mat.
ter as papers of a much larger size, we refer our rea-
ders to the Presidents message, in this number. In
most of our exchanges this document occupies three
and fonr columns, while it comes in less than two of
our short commissioning to the small type we use.
So that our subscribers can see that while they receive
less paper, they get fully as much reading matter as
they ever did. While, by the great advance in the
price of paper, we have to pay about as much for the
size we now use as our former large sheet, and the
amount of composition being as great, If not greater,
we are at as heavy an expense as formerly, we are sor-
ry to have to add, that our receipts have fallen off
MISUNDERSTANDING below the expenses Of the
office.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-27
NYANIUS.
cANr LEn, DEAeyoEr DIsrn1cr. S. g. &C. a .s1

CAMP LEE, DEAUFoRT DISTRICT. S. C., Noy. Is. III.
Mr.. Demonstration and somewhat exeiting.yor.
have t~ranspired since I last wrote YOU. ard instaada
being IN the old North State, we are now Ear dowr 90
the coast OF the PalIsetto State. in the nei, bhorhooa
of Port Royal. watching the enemy and rpody : ny
MN battle should he make his appearance az lo,d
This we think IL probable he will not do. ard l.aya r.
coast very lar. where he is sure of a safe rctreat -
long "a lac knows the N. C. 18th sre sLo-.
boys say. LA
Onr present location Is on the Charleston a,d .,
vahnah k. r., aboHt 20 miles from the former ard On
from the latter. Gus location is a good one and 7
fancy we will have good health. ""u
We left Camp Davis on the 9Th inst came 70 ch.x
lesion and made a stop of a day. and then rrnraa
down TO Coosahatchic, within 10 miles of This 49,
where va spenT a lew Gays. We left that ror,t ~,
Thursday last, and arrived here the same dsy ?. 80 on Oh
have justgot liked up in our new camp. - We
cannot present altogether so favorable a r.,o~ -
the healih OF our Regiment az in nv last letter 4 eli
mare ana water inferior 10 that of our mountain homo
incident thereto, have been too much for some Of "nr
men, and some of them have been prostratad h. AZ
ease. None; or at least very few Of them. are dancer
oasly III: and now that we lave a prospect az y .
maheHt loca!ion; leel sure they will improve rapidly
under INC skilllul treatment of our very able Snrreon.
Drs. Satchwell and Fletcher.
Death, toO, has passed our p;ckets, eIuded inc v;oi-
lance Oh our scntlnels. crossed our lines. entered grr
Sa.p anq cil!nea one OF our members as his prize
Mitchell Prestly of the Cane Greek Rifles fCo II Z,
the nrst and only victim the grim monster has ria - ~ ii
from our Regt. tie fell not amid the roar of artilIerv
or the clash q musketry OF the battle feld-.,iu ne
Beneath a huge cedar on the coast of the broad A.
lantic, near Camp Davis. he sleeps c. lmiy in deatE
AT his countryfs call lie stepped boldly fottb had.
adieu 10 his wife and three small children. 10 90 ~
AID fell q martyr in beIa1f OF the cause or fSeednn
Inc friends OF the Reg. will address ms 81 Cba-;se
ton till our official 2. o. is aseertained.
ours IN haste PIsGAH.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-11-27

~ We give on our 4th page a portion of the procee-
dings of the late session of the Grand Division. A
like space will be occupied next week which we hope
will complete them. The statements made by the
Grand Scribe relative to the large number of our mem
bership being in the service of their country, reflects
great credit upon the patriotism and courage of our
true hearted Sons" We hope not only the members
OF our Order, but those who are not members, will
they may be able to place a proper estimate upon the
character OF the noble men of which our Fraternity is
composed. We have declared war upon the arch-ty-
rant Lincoln, as well as upon his great prototype, Al
cohol and we are determined to wage an unceasing
warefare against both, until victory shall perch upon
our banners.