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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

NJ B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
M Nine. PREwSfER, who has been Consulted by
thousands ID this and other cities with entire satisfaction.
Che feels confident she has equal she tells the Lame
OF future wife husband and thai of her visitcr II YOU
wish truth, give her CALL at 2j1 Third avenue above
Twenty FIRST street. ladies'. 80 cents; gentlemen, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

COUNTRY B0ARD.-A LARGE SECOND FLOOR ROOM
~ with first Glass Board DO had at the Green
burg House, Dobbs' Ferry, on the Hudson. Possession
given on tue 10th. An additional Room If required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

A NNiINd hlpSH ANn lGllttI ivcs NJ
IA ro'1' or site, situated ot ihfre,,f ;iHi n,tr i.
,cE"y te' "' ''. "a Hlaa'nUiy caji pee,, ~ f>itt,
YVES J. iip tut net cvi N..y Voc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

LjN0R SAI.E--TfiE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A IL
l. qaor store, now dong good cash business; wiii be
sold cheap az the proprietor has other business attend
20. Apply 10 Mrs.. SEERf 22a East Nineteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

MADAME RAY, 260 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
WI Twenty seventh street surprises all who visit her
The SICK troubled and unlacky should her powers
She tells your very thoughts, lucky numbers losses
Ladies', % cents gentlemen so cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07
SPORTING.

CtPORlS, ATrEND.-A GRAND CHAMPION SCHI.
- Race viii! take place at GbsOu's Gut Wednesday
afternoon, August 7, at O'Clock The contestants are
Carney c., Of W0odbnc fame, and the Great Ua
known" WhSr' arc you, RoberE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

4 PRIVATE FAMILY OWNING A PLEASANTLY 10
IA Gated house, is minutes walk from the depot cal
accommodate family for the summer and winter. Term
- por week. children half price Address H. &. b..
Pcekskf. n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

4 YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, VERY RE-
"A Gently from Ohio, living very retired, would like 10
let nice Room gentleman and lady, with Board for
lady, with Of piano. house very quiet location
venient. Cal! at % Third avenue btween Eighth and
Ninth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

DARTIAL BOARD.-A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AND
u accomplished young widow lady, residing in u
beautifully furnished house and unsurpassed locality up
just off Broadway, wishes to let furnished Room
advance hor SIS 500. Address Mrs. E L. station g.
Broadway lost Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

IINOR IaVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE.--THE PACKET
ship BENJAMIN ADAMS lying at pier 80 East River
calls on the 9Th Of August and the packet ship ROBERT
L. LANE lying at pier No North River, will sail the
18th OF August Passengers taken In the second cabin
eteerag rates For passage apply on board to TAP
SCOTT & CO., SO South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

N1ANftp--Bf y SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, A
w small moGe'n House. about $50 or lower i,af
aodrt SGoh 10 two OF three wears With privilege az buy
ine; must he between Forth and Twenty hth streets
anH second and F~'Nth avenues. Address (p-e paid)
with tuii particulars, Uuionist s,altun H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

1NLEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND AND
IL third floors, 70 married gentlemen or gentlemen
who will together, with Board Dinner six
Terms reasonable Bathrooms and all accommodations
for first class boarders Apply at 1f9 Waverlcy place.
Washington square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

L$OR SALE--A WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND
Il Liquor store, together with agood Horse and Wagon
Tie whole Will be sold at fair valuation the present
owner IL engaged in other business close by. For full
particulars inquire on the premises i5d West Twenty.
e!.lithbetreet =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07
SHIPPING.


STyHE aairisH AND N0g.l Asg.McAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAMSHIPS
r.-tt PR0a NEW yoKk LivgRroot.
Chief Cabin Passage $3.50
S0c0nd cabin Passage. 20
FROM boston To rivERrooi 100
x.es N",a .ssaee'.' 80
necond Abin Passage. oo
The s'lits from New fotk cal. at Cork Harbor.
The sls from Boston call at Halifax aud Cork liarnor
PERSla Captain Judk,ps AFRICA, Captain shannon.
ARARlA Captain j. stone. CANADA, Captain j. Leitch.
ASIA, Captain E G. Lott AMERICA, Captain liocS!ey
AUSTHAi.ASlAN, NIAGARA, Captain Monuic'
CaptanC)ok. EIROpA Captain Anderson
SCOTIA (now building)
Thes VESSELS carry Clear white light at masthead;
green starboard bow red port bow.
AFRItA shannon leaves New York. "Wednesday Aug IA
PERSlA, Iudkins, MN York. wednesday, Aug %
CANAi'A, Noodle, Boston, "Wednesday, SEPT
ASIA, iott, New York, Wednesday Sept III
ARABIA, stone, Boston, Wednesday sept s
AFRICA, shannon, &C NAN York, "Wednesday Sept rs
Bertis not secured until Iaid for.
An Sperienced surgeon on board
Tho Of these ships will be accountable for
Gold, Siver Bullion Specie Jewelry, Precious Stones
Metals uae bills Of adng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed For freight or passage
nppiy 70 L. tuNARD, No. Bowling Green.
OTEaN WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
~ pool landing and embarking passengers at Queens
town trelandi The Liverpool Ncw York and Phiadei-
pna steamship Company intend despatching their full
powerea LVde built iron steamships follows
UtIi or BALTIMORE, Saturday, August 10.
KANGAROO, Saturday, August H.
ETNA, Saturday, August -.
ana every saturday ut noon from pier a North river
RATES PASSAGE.
FIRST cam SIS Storage. ........... $50
10. % london... 50 DO. to Londou..... SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

NOR SALE AT SOUTH BERGEN-yERY FINELY 10
~ Gated Building Plot (six city iotst. and har
miles from Jersey City by horse railroad, running every
ten minutes faro Ave cents Price 5000 Andy a, Al
Water street
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-24

uno nocp trentger fir ene Dame Iein, Die bds
9ldn3enoe Seben GROCER 6Sfe Fannie unp lisbte.
Wrat guOwi9 bate ben Rltbsberrn autb faum
IN ene8 oteler nieDeren uno enaen 3lmner aes
tubrt, ais er NIT etnem Oemtlh son unmutb
uno SPott ouortef: NeGmt plab, lieber 6au8
SerIln, tdD tann &uh niht5 beFeres bieten Sbr
ippbnt IN Oetlbronn BET weitem beer, ais td,
uno babt Die Dldgen niAt, BON oeuen tcb in ptes
lem yielte umrtn9t bin. Odtte ib meine It,be
Nf1r9aretbs nitt gum Trplt, ib mSGte beut nod,
auf uno pa0en letten.
" 1T ntr9eno anper5 tebt, enaOi9er 6err, ant.
rpertete Der 9latb5berr l6helnp, iiberaQ rv1d Die
un3ufrtepenbeit. SD fpmlne aus Oetpelbera.
babe obsr Dort BET Dem Gurfitrlten auc5 nidbt
pieIe frpAe 0sTbter eefunpen.
SINNER nod tit 3u pben! Idate t5elfenfein
tpeun Der 6err iii letnent 9anpe am 3ilbe fiat,
alS peit naSOn unO Iiebt unO bort nit auoerer
9eute Muno uuO Sbren.
Gs iAetnt, oaB Die 2anoeSreqieruna in @t,tt=
CART lid>t ouf Stolen 9ebt antportete Sans Ser.
lin.
NafWarts 9ett's ! risf 6elfenltetn benn no
lit Die OlnD, Die Rraft itnp OrDnuua in pies
Negimeut brdfte Oarum lSlen 3uht uno
G5eborlant It'd, immer mebr auf, parum wddlt
Die Nts,tteret i'm Ganppolt unp Die 3pietrad1t
IN Den Stlpten parum tann es 9ejjbeben, paB
Suten ME pieer in &Ubrbab umOer;teben uno
tbr perpegene8 gBerf treiben
SetneSbulp lisB lii1 bod ntbt trnelsn, laa,
te Berlin.
SIR merOet niAt Daran 3peifeln, erpiOerte
0raf9tIfentein, Da Sbt ibn nuA befer ffunt ais
itb.
unp nit pieIer lle6er3eusnns, panbte Der
Natee4err etn, ba6t Sbr ibn psnnp9 lreisegeben
9napiger Serr.
(8ortIesnns fol9t)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-24
SeIOnDerS 81 beaAten

Or. SDEaDn tstet dner DeHn fein SUITE an wes @ trrS
feIde epeine uni unndurIe @ta 0rpsr r6.snee fur
hie Artett cs Weieai4a uni pe Gp aaatis asne Sarr
eeihwa6t babrn. Z ,itst14.< i#tt
Ssr ane rec aursru unb beassneertben ErGaen Der
ruben Serohnsecn ees 9nfers: EdEde Sinden tn
ben 8iteeern Sdnr3en m cpt S&pdbr @sihts NerGua
es Wiustsltrdft SerOpfen usrpcie uaube Massnta
uaOrfauns het 8erraaunssSTsau alssmeae Gnsfrapuas
g59snpEcme Ger S1pEeiHdt fsf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-24

@je8ranOet 3ur l1nterSrndu,9 Der Slmadialberes.
Der eln3tGe p!aB, MO etne l)etmna srtGaat
trerDeu fansL
SinDerung Isl iedbs Gtanbert.
Retn GuedliIber, Das eteee @'sIunpbeit nsI.
Iet1p8 rutntrt.
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l.EshftI ber WrelIf.

Die beit fdmieSeG MR ndartat rsten ebensu Sabre
IN effet anaalt srtt rubsn rnk t enss utitagr punA
6al9er GpsraOnru ne Or etaHgp ausfuhrts nnt b,ut.
Et 3ennGs Naepprtenr dnb nte pgrfpueu bspbnN
bds pvbltfuD ~ @fpsrnsisen 1Ralsn uRrrttsf k,
@sDHsubaiest eHs FUR 2stDtnSt stns ursasnps spah.
ltnunA. sfart T''
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-24

htnten bag etn eefbes Cea Wnb elm asinsr RSrrer St
EctbTenfaeaen @rfprsrngs tpr seen Sndfstei Inb 81
Sbnt cs rrs A 8R BEE 2essnf sHr traurgen Etesr fart
Ds ansh9ien ees Satcrs trfrieru @ aunrd Biz SeI
Utrn erGren Scrps dung msIdnhplifAsn etrddtuu
Qen bas nus tse resen peI&s Gnper senFen perpeser
fnh, =
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3eld)aftsbiid]er, Bapier= uaO S0reibm0.e.
rlalicltzyaasg,

Samuel z. Turner, 8 SuDzg zgbarleSitr.
bali bsane@ i'm 8orrab srpBeS Eager pcn gesier retbo
terIaIen genaltS- nnS @Onto ddf. u nem 9assr 6er.
allen m3giacH Soren une isabrrcn
MotenpaPter lntlrt nnb petb in srober aas-ebI
Srte l. e ouoerts aaet Scrsn
SGrebaatcraIeu after agt i Oice. uuh S,rtpao,broun
Shlhliebern eoerbalr, Siseeaa6 Obac 6lelte inc SRI
feI, IiuteRf6fet e w ''
&nte gum Sdrctben uue fir GpperprsIcr bon ber ksfeu
Sabrtn eerepre,ien Sortofclics Bprtenlouais &C. &C.
Srm EN- 9rpbes Eager prn Eadpapsr ptelfarten Drdc,
9orbeR 81 ben blHlgIeH Breiien. ,Y's'
Satb'er uno Druer ans eem sanbs tn brsu te
ele tlneen bel mir porsuiprebea IEeI7 III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-24
Games U2 2emstee,

Tabrtfont BON @pieael~ nEp g5iloer=Jabmen,
sip. 5U3 yt 9sparrnr~ sEet 2sarsn Rca ssstaGtOntt
ca s7,n s1aiIsntcTe.
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9r. s2nhntnn.

gteee feS tSntot6en @rueesms unbdrse In epnepn
Deu'rfer etnes Ger eren mrstni6en gOeien Der Ger ia.
e peF pen srosten kbe eius YbenS tn ncptdlern pCn
xsfH Sdrts pblaeeipbL sngebrat bat
pEr mnoerpateH Setinngen Dplenbet bic Sc
'"ts Der UeotSin wes unjdbse 9eprne BE Dhrena-
tn Herpontdt UNI anprer 6ranftetten n, ne T. g. duGt
ee pet SlrBGen srautu sU br erreden BIZ i oft erro-
@ pe 0et asrtaseE Sletntsn u warpea sgsenblidG ss-
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DentfcheS 2eOergefcb6 |
ppu -. Il s.. Ghl0rb

We. 81 Y barp- Nabe YrattFr.
Den he1den GubmoderR Ine Saen cIeae ptermtt r sIa~
ldp cot cb9en Yaee ycssr9elGlt e9risod BeheH
in pcdem pir les CUTE gsma1n alien Scrien 'eler
u1Iitai 2eDer anp ba pees mir elbi rerlei8en nne
nG6bn HunaSlsinen Su bllgeR Srten 0psssn tN0xlt
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1lr. .9Ol)nlton,
Der etllilae 9srSE, rpeLher Nttaetat.

(&mbitrt aGtssbu 5ahrtnl
81 Eat Sds Eaeft nEsanat bsAs JtttI III beg sDeIi
nfrcIt aseen oat eertdt adnbttien STd TN Rn6su aHe
fn C9etrn nRfremt a,et Gaamen sesRussn Ger Ghmtsn
IN ben eeuesn Den geru Der urlnbas 9trIwss bee
cFeaiSsn Strait hes 1srgsnrrtaes aGp 8atstI RGa
cher Sdut' 'Srantte dles iplcu bsI aer1
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lGt fms ais ser SrsasnsGunA G4fabrn tes nIpSc6
9onunssa prrnt6Ien e6rds b. apusurUn Srsnsen
fFrsn
Sunst Mdnuer
selansers Hs&t h oRr rb,msu pdacrs atrrttn as
eaf atr'& h peis EGuien tin ruh4s SraE rst
eur ttte ebNbsnen Ldenss cudettr 9sranpsssrdfs
t ee Denne set Sereksanitt 5ndi beesAer; ntE
teIsF bsstabsrnG sac eheG eatrn Enreea n6ssH I'D ti
Seatm UsrsFGuEm naben-
0erbetrdtbste perlonen,
seer Sp&e ss S az sersatbsu seasatrsen unt S ssv-
p1er SS|ads str eut 5nbtuthrs 6epnes ab pG-
ten 1nseI5u8ltt Or Sssrhpn n &ahs strbsri.
alt 2tufsrntI' ne gu Eboa9 srtass srratuns
ms'safistl esr Rsrssn tttsrp 5&paHt ~ Opfnns
ito Ger 9sbansIune Gnt tarOrgs Or ernaDn uutertbt
iaGH tta ale s.nsu nfen@sae Surd, tt ausrausa
HAe SaocFf0Iltp sas kus asrt6s Ssittdsr perlaGen.
Srganti1e S6pade
anssns$ ststIi Ola OSqs Rratt stresut Otts
ur0bdrs SttEea esbeu etnf unl o s.. uub Sla
t0inmenth1 unmoels& uaG t c errS Dertr Ste rrrr
Sssndaten unbsirnn.u rSben 9uuss eeHfs anb "a sdi
tenHen Sbale'6 H auh hnrb Strtfhren N{e6er1dseu n
2aFh Se,n uns SnOsrs urd6sn sHtsben iann III r BOG
Sfr aber wtu GO iauenn eas m 9rG &rusuns sbgr
1snsu nc b p ns 4usersem SsrSsn en9 Dn ra' @ ~
nug s'e SreGaunsS aBsJsnss se&pa pssalen una
gsilfiSeu Rtas pernhet rtt' -
@tera un eebrer pren oft n h urfaSe bsr araufbsst IT.
ret Rnee Cher 3ces 10ts Oft fs;beu s tte 9eter lu
f6nben Hne
R Office: go. Gab=Grebertdarn6e,
Iiebsn G9ilren BON 9GlhRpreltr,, DiaIt9e Sssss,
bte Stuien btnoMf.
utdn merts 6 ytdmen unb Snnsnummr bnt unfenbe urb
mnsere Nadmd6er hurrebsne sepiHenlDie luadatgr
S1hbFtder sselpthier Strabenet9r edpenpuser &c
nenren @ re9rnse 4erttf unh Iaueru, caetOss Srn Gs
S3pbnfCn's Ruf tn Der Nabe l.-a
WS. als Briefs mdden etaen pOf-Stamp enstalten.
&tnt 9eiIun9 IN 2 Sasen tuStlihert,
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0eiAia

Die bredli6en rEuusen eep eaaers ns EeFr au fasten
Ueriuh bee @tpa5ns Yertrtuna Sheen Gcpruheli be,
stestrae beis NbnaEeen ubngtscns sts Beea,baFt
X. inc enige Der ihmnlsn TSlesu
kausnps gra perseH tpen Aters i6nuen si EeurtettE
gus reer urias ers SenEhbett abnnmt lie ibr ra per-
Iteren frdh bdB a5ssebr uerpen tubsm IL r,
eeeHttums SietnnFg be ARssn 5uReu uup ett N.
let&en eeE Musaehrnna baben
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Sunse 2eute,

ht I'D hIr tsrItAs ena seiwdG bactn Bic ne Il Cfl pp.
b0en teneH rhe tn Der S6u un beren NnIeen m an
ndtlt9 puen elbS tn 5Glaft brrn pnluttsnen ps snn
anaehet h &t bg!t mGeu uui R6reer uup eta eraS
ren lruten Sfors cts usiEtesn Strttts tbuR
se S9as bag ssn unstt 1aHn e SOfnuue sines 2aabes
Der 9esnD istrf Glrn ann Gustsu Inh hsuten bee
eebsns lcsscrcn ra ee acleu istney abraua
Bonn vaes bet satuE 6os Sensn mufu bepCr Ge entrss
tsn tn ete ' W" - ~
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Sunst Wl1nuer,

seases Het k osfrr icnes ebren QGaers atrrten ass
eos lar J. ptee E1unhs TIN frutTB 1ra retet wee
bur1 lire erbGbenea zdIens unt sumtGetsr 0srans
mtt een DeHner ee 8eFebenteti bescsert
pnaem 0frtrGufr naben. - - -
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I1r. Is. (6nnfl1er

praEnider 3aEnar3t
glo. 1s3 @l4i- 5sltlmorstr uGbe @seair
dbue be aus BETTE etn8eest ao ate 0pe.atione
aC1outrt- SAYS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19
CoLUMBUs. midnight
TIE Pl.in DsnIsr sauirm..

Yesterday we published communication
from one of our business men, denOuncing
the Plain Dealer, for insulting the wives and
sisters Of some of the Grays, by intimsting,
that their tears were ali for the "poOr mig
GER. The Leader also quoted the article,
adding its comments. The communication
and comments seems to have hit the Dealer
between wind and water, judging By It's issue
OF last evening, oOntaing q three quarter
column article in reply, filed with HPlain
Dealer arguments" in the shape Of choice
and elegant epiiheta. We shall not under
take 70 answer the Plain Dealers article for
We sekuowlsdgs its superiority in dealing in
billingsgste.
But We viii quote two paragraphs, which,
to say the least, are rather smmusing:
aHoE has it been with the Leader. Ithas
nestod with, voted for, and supported sscss-
sioa fqgs banners with fftssSs sara bIotted Oist
and shouted itself hoarse over disuni0n SEN
timents traitorously expressed by its party
leaders. Thst is q pretty sheet to put on airs
now and talk about this glorious Unionp
and the Flag OfouF cOuntry." BAH"
This charge tnat the Leader supported
secession aags with sfsen stars obli'srar=lli
Is new to rs and to our readers. g. ,
evidsntlg has not recovered from the stun
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19

ming efec, Of the communication and our
comments, when he:peuned the above. Again
be says:
"The Leader is opposed to mobs. So are
we,or that concern would have been demOlsh-
ed years ago."
Can it be possible that the I'VE" Of the
Plain Dealer establishment could even have
entertained the idea Of mobbing the
Leader Office Verify the mantle of Don
Quixote has fallen upon that terrible We"
Hereafter we shall be in constant trepida-
ton for fear that "we" will mob u.s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19

%IYirginia seeded, Washington at
tackled, and J. O. Brown Z Son have just ~
eeived on consignment, at their store, No.
$50 Superior street, large stock Of Dry
Goods, consisting Of shaWls, Enbroidsriss,
French JacOneta, POplins, Prints, Dslainss,
Lawns, Linen Table spreads, Hosiery, &c,
&c. Also an immense stock Of JeEelrY, all
Of which will be sold without reserve. La
dies are particularly invited to call and sx-
anime our stock. Sale positive as regards
prices, as the goods cost Us nothing and the
freight cost less. J. o. BROWN Z SON,
Auctioneer,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19
LATEST NEWS.
FROM OUR aARMY CORRESPONDENT.
From Cleveland TO COlumbus.

OK THE TRAIN-Wednesday. The special
train bearing the Cleveland Grays, left Cleve-
land at 2:5O, five minutes after the starting
of the regular train. OF the crowd and ex-
citement at the depot and thereabOuts you
have full reports. The cheers of the out
siders were heartily responded to by the
boys on board the train, who were all in
good spirits, notwithstanding they were
called 10 leave fathers and mothers, brothers
and sisters to fight for their cOuntry's safety.
The ladies of Lieut.. Richards family &C
eOmpanied the train TO Shelby, when they
will return to their homes, doubtless sending
him and ell of his brave comrades of with
a ''God speed" and an injunction to bring
hons. with them their flag untsrnished.
For a distance Of several miles the track
was lined with men and women, who cheer
ed and waved their handkerchiefs as We
passed by.
At Berea there was q great crowd with
fsgs waving and other demonstrations Of
interest and enthusiasm.
At 0lmsted huge "Union" banner was
displayed, and the crowd eheered Justify as
We went by.
At Grafton the booming Of cannon an
swered TO the enthusiastic cheers Of many
hundreds of the citizens. While the train
stopped for wood and water, an old man har-
rangued the boys, wishing them to stand by
the old flag which waved above the station,
and assured them that he was ready when
called upon.
Leland's Band, which volunteered to &C
company the train TO Columbus, treated the
crowds at these places with patriotic airs.
Ex-U. s. Marshal johnson is on board. He
goes to Columbus to obtain an order for raising
q company of middls-sged men, Of whom
there are large number who stand ready
to join him and to offer their services 10 the
Government. --F4 ErE7IsrNE
By mistake, the name of Commissary
James RiIl was omitted from the Leaders
list this morning. He should not be left
out.
At Wellington great crowd was in wait
ing with small cannon, which spoke saucily
in hOnorofthe Gag. After Halt GOlumbia"
BY the band, Gen. Fitch was called upon for
aspsech. He respOndedwith a capital speech
Of absut four minutes in length. r-E
At New London there was a great crowd.
At Shelby We took on 3 Company Of 80
men composing the Plymouth Guard, Shelby
volunteers, Capt Cummings. seFeaty Of
these were al raised since last night
I close this to meet the up train.
s.D.P.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19

~ J. N. Hover, 1853 Ontario, street.,
keeps ine stock Of Family Groceries, and
sells ct prices which cannot be but satisfactO-
~ TO his customers. Mr.. Il. as we'll as his
clerks, are polite, agreeable and attentive,
and one cannot call to make q single pur-
case without going again. See advertise
ment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19

~ We would announce to the bus
iness men of Cleveland, that the Daily edi-
tions of the MoRNINa LEADER has reached
FIVE THOUSAND, a circulation greater BY
far than that ever before attained by Cleve-
land daily paper. 1t is still increasing sew
eral hundred day, and will no doubt con-
tinue to increase 50 long as the present in
tense excitement continues. WegiYe special
attention TO the advertising columns Of the
LEADER, and givsadvertisementsa publicity
they cannot obtain elsewhere. Ct
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19

F.sHF.-Last evening about O'Clock Is
man, wearing the uniform Of enc OF com
Panies, was passing the corner Of Champlain
and Seneca streets, he was stopped By anOth-
sr man who cheered for the South. Soldier
stepped up, Knocked sscsssionist down, then
walked eOOlly and dslibsFatsiy away.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19
FAREWELL TO TEE GEAYs.

FAREWELL TO THE GRAYs.
Farewell brave hearts, no Woman's tear shall
damp your courage now,
Co. while the traitors insult burns hottest on your
And heaven acurst be every hand that aius
And paisied every heart that beats but for our
liberty.
Your cogntEy's voice Is calling, and you obey
with pride;
How many forms in fairer mould would follow
L By your side; '
But We must st9y e hope and pray, and bid you
For we'll we know that victory viii bless your
homeWard track.
Your gallant leader calls you forth, to mingls In
the fight.
March bra!sly on, remembering that God is with
Go while cur dag 50 freely sheds its halo in your
souls,
Oh suffer not traitors foot to pres its sIlEsn
foids-
Then fare thee well Nay angel guards keep
Eigels round your bed;
May Heavens Sifts be freely shOWered upon
each hero's head,
And when the curse has past away, which blights
Nay sieiOry;s green laurel rest upon each manly
e.
And We viii thank thee for our homes, thia birth
land Of the free,
Where We can stand and fresly breathe the ar
Whers fsdeiess flowers untramplsd spring, and
freedoms songs arise,
To bls.s our native hillI and ndvals'-eOd'' favored
cLEvEEASD, April 18th. AAkf.
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NO. go.

ArD EHON .THE BANK or coNEERcE.-The
Bank Of Commerce, at a meeting Of the Di-
rectOrs yesterday, voted 10 offe= the Govern
nentS25,ooe to aid in equipping the State
militia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19

ATTESTIoE.-Ths friends ofths Union and
Constitution are requested to meet ct the
United States MarshaPS Office lat 10 O'eloOk
this day, to organize a full company to be
at the service Of the Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19

Regular or Volunteer soldiers Of Clsys-
land, ordered, or going South to fight for the
Union, who have not good portrait of them
selves with their friends, are invited to call
at ny Gallery and get one free Of charge.
Respectfully,
lW. J. +. RYDER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19

EARLT LEADERs.-subseribers viii please
be patient. Our fast press viii soon be in
the usual good condition for running of the
daily edition in season to suit the earliest
readers. We have had to send the broken
parts to New York for repairs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19

- Ali Soldiers Of Cleveland leaving for
the South, to defend the stars and stripes,
who have not good Photograph, can get
one free of charge at Bisbee's Gallery.
aprls:3S2. 211 Superior St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-19

Ma. G. F. R. WADEEIeH, johnson House
Sir: It having been stated 70 me to-day that
your sympathies are with the South in the
present difficulties OF the country, you viii
please do the st. George Society the favor Of
stating whether this is the case or not.
Yours respectfully,