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g0sh tleins rlaae eireet coaueeflona With Ponn.
YORK and bostQa- Alec With Baltimore q jhio Raii-
eoad lor Raltiinofn and HasElnrtQn Ctr ~, 49,
nect e y Hflluu iur Akron and MllicrIburs.
- Tine ~ his reEto e. quick and Arc M b
tn lamq a. b. Northern Line 10 Nav 4olI,.
F.R AYERS. @ Tshssni.' ~ zen: 49, -
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q n B. JACKSON, SILK ANC
H. d W0OLEN DFEB, No III PgsI street. IVES
ra 80 OGce No 20 Bank street, Harris Aecks hFi
. so1rs north ol g. OlElI street.
TSr--ie oi ever Tariaty cleaned or eTpd. Cent?
ns-1enfa rinsnsd oT DYED without beInr takeT
S-srt Odos 0pa1 lfol 9 oci1ck = -. al p -
.ff Dlnht Niia
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Harsa, Barn and acres Lend, on Blclid Plank
Eoad u mile from ierniiaaiion % street R. B Suo.
iaks Htregt-Hralle
9ePslef e :, '''''''-'''''''''f'-''.'-' f' - -
PiftIburg 8t--Brlck Houno, IN goof order. %.
Hnnlton ST., near Wood-Hrick ucuta--... i1a
hOufE 1ENhtN08.
mayo Real Estate and tnl Agents.
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REysIeERAroRs - WATEs CooIEHs - IcE-
CaEAM FREEzERs.-Twelyed different sizes snd
patterns, for sale at manufaeturers' prices,
for cash, by W. P. FOoe. my27
FRASK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages st reasonable figures.
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1881 PAsTURAGE.

The Pasti res Of the subscriber, ~
about 80 a res tn the Cuyahoga IN
vRiioy, will b. open on aud after lk1Il
tho Rrst dA May. Terms-hfty cents Por week
for Cows, and one dollar per week for Horses paya-
ble every Monday, In advance, unless arrangements
are made with the undersigned for the Seasen.-
Apply 81 my Office over Merchants Bank, superior
street, or 70 Milo Bosworth, Herdgman, at the en-
trance gAtes, near WOolson, Hitchcock z Carter'8
Stove F0undry, or At his brick dssllins house on
univorGity Heights.
nB-Parties sending Cows or other Aniraala, are
hereby notified that they Will BE- charged for the
tire hoasnn from date of entrance TO November gt,
uhless they give notice in wiring Of an earlier
withdrawal, and also, that the subscriber will not
be responsible sor animals that may stray from,
bo injured while on said prumiaes. -.
fu....t,,,a Ar,u an tasf -
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8oaraina

BOARDING HOUSE---T b E
n HOUSE, No. "A Public Square, and By the
stepe Church,-0ne Of the plehsantesl looatlons In
ne citY,-haa been thoroughly repaired, and Is now
,ssr f1r Boardsra. Families WISHING 70 furnish
efeir own rooms can Be- accommodated with lArIe
Snd Convenient rooms sud bedrooms; and Single
aoarylera and Day Hoafdefu vii Ind good nccommo
5efiors an ron1onnhla tsrsns Raierunrel given ~
required. tieiiR2el 8. W. BukRiTT.
.DOARDING--SEyERAL PLEASANT
~ Furnished o. Unhlrni. he'd Rooms 20 let on
Erips 70 suit the times, az No. "a Public sQuare.
inudl.sa3
DOARDING.-THE HOUse FORM
ERLY known as Stewards Boarding Bouse No.
81 Public Scnare, 10 now openedI Hoarderg Fam
tiles deairfpa unfurni-hed rooms can bo accohmo-
dated uiih parlota fronting the Square. Also DAt
Board on reasonable terms, -
way1iis9 tf.1 u A'SA
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AAAN NtsAANaf sNAANat my oVs
I Iexpeaasd 10 have been on The march
east this morning, but The order was last
night oountsrmanded. u was reported yes
terdsy morning, that Che seeesslOnlsts had
attacksd and laken possession ef UniontOwn
and MorsantOwnj bat last night TIE report
was eonsradieted, 60 11expect We win be
sent up the Aleshenny rivos about twelve
miles, 70 establish a new Camp. iregFet
that did not 60 70 Ohio before volunteering,
as their are o many Of my trisndsin Camp
there Our Regiment we're vety much ais
appointed on learning that We could not be
ordered to move at present. Themelhnoholy
news of Che death Of Col. Ellsworth, at the
hands Of an 6ssassin, cast . gloom OVer the
entire Company. We received to-day uiz
bOseso Of snuskels, oyer which the boys are
now expressing their satisfaction by loud
cheers. We are sneampOd in the Fair
grounds, and quartered in stalls formerly &C.
eupied BY prize horses aud cattle, four Of US
In stall. There are about 2,2OO enoampsd
here a. the present. The drummer is beat
ing the tsstoo, and I must attend,o roll call,
and eloss this hasty note. 4. s. B.
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4hNstflaa8, &c.

nR-KING CONTINUES TO
y prartie Medicine and Bnri ery IN CleTcland.
Niiefe ne haa heen located Tor fiet afa past. al.
hco-No. " baat street, opposite Angler hDIiPe-
br. has had many ygard pcriancO IN some OF the
principal private Hospitals On Eufopo and America
Spscl attention paid % ell olnasra OF al aases Of
Chronic private aud delicate natrre OF both sexes
pr X. d sgcnt for az. Nldfla fr,nch Periodical
nrops and pillI They never hl II
All lr' lrr8 conialntnR ptoinptiy attended 90
by ir, King, az communications sad business
strictly coufduutihl
fest eiles A. irs,s, Box aoS9. once open RON
A M III 4 o. M FnV
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All the tTains going WulfHard connect Al Cevsirrd
Win trains i9r Toledo, chicago, ColnmtdI oincih-
1atli 81 IoAili Sci ane all the traiua eoinf elltl
Railroad aud at Butla.o with tanss q ts New FoT
Central aud bufAl0 A New York CITY Raiiruaf1
tn.v.l,pa Ma. ~, a. ayfflhVAAai auy't.
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GENERAL J, W. FIToH.-General Fitch is
al present with his Company at Zanesyille,
and should they not bo ordered into Vir-
ginia, will probably be in Cleveland in a
few days. I4 .1fa84s. m
No man has taken more active interest
in the military movements which have Of
late been going on in our State, than
he, and certainly none other has ex-
hibited better executive abilities in the
management of the department which has
been entrusted to him. Camp Taylor has OBJ
tanned, and deserved the name Of being the
beat Camp in Ohio, both for its discipline,
and for is general arrangements; this in a
great measure is dus to the personal efforts
Of General Fitch.
Whatever he has taken hold Of has been
pushed forward with unusual vigor and de-
termination, whether concerning matters oi
smaller or greater importance. At this par
ticular time, men possessing such character
istics are much needed, aud far worse men
have received appointments to high militia
~ position. Certain it is that Brigadicr
Generals epauletteS are worn by those moi
more fitting to wear them than General
Fitch. srt % u "a r
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us A. \. NIoHT ENPhEss IiaIN-gt6uiiur ~
10 0irAra, Aahtabnia and l',lndssiI ~ oniTs 71d
arrives ~ Cleveland % f.i8A.n n.
le.Ho A. n. MAIL TRAIN-atoppinr a. An et-ftour
efoers ea{ brogt, bnionvillnI- Perry fen.
t9f end Mlskliio, and arrire At clrloi1hd
l2;a0 ,, =. DAY E1PRESS STRkIN-StOppinrat
Tard, yonnoents kstiabuia md fsinosFfiis
,,,.. .Qniy, AND arTilql a ClayHiand Et f,1l- = -
AOOOMMtlDAIlOh TRAIN viii laavo Connsadf
a. e-lq a. n ltoppinr 1t ell atnfional rrd
w arriving - Cleveland ~ 90 4. 3.
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IlLEYEl.AND . PITTsB1IRan
..l.... saI5s.o an. Lsayan

!, - tals elecl en- honday, MaT Ism lssl. Fr.ina
..te uleFeland taii7, t3anoaFI natt - q S--ss
s'i' = ~ nnA n2f ies Pi,ubargh, Whosling and EaE
SO p Aeeempso4alion Tor Aiianeo "a 1iiiIsri.
s.ls ,. u.-EFStas. ior ri,l5asss s,s e,s..,a.5 $
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NERVOUS DffsORDERs


NERVOUS DISORDERS,
LOR ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
speedy and oortdin rumcdF and nesur fails. Thh
Linimunt Is prepared from the recipe ef Dr. stephen
Sweet, Of Jonasclieut, the famous 6ono-setssr, snf
has 6oep used m ne practice Tor more than twenit
Al an AITEVItIi5R or PSfS- h is unrivalst
bY ally preparation before the public. of which the
must skrPtcal may b CONVINCED by single iriall
This Liuimeut viii clrv rapidly and radically
sands q esstS wbsro It hsi Been used L has ssSSs
" FuK & 'EKuRALGIA, II Will arord immediate ~
lief IN eyury case, however distressing. -. !.
three minutes, and Is warranted % do q. F4 i1
TUOTHA0Hk n also viii it cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENEkAA
LASSlTUDE arising nom imprudehce or excesls
this liiuineu u mtst happy aud unialing rnuleqs
Acting directly upon The nervous Tissues Il atrenEth-
ems aud reviihed the syste, Gnd restores Il 20 ee
FOR PiLES. .l-As an external remedy, We claim.
l that Il ia the nEsr known, and we challenge ths
world TO produce an equal. kyery victim Of thi.
ortty Of caaus will effect u RADtcAs cure.
QUINSH AND sOllE TtlROAr zTv sometimes eK-
trenely malignant and dangerous, but timely ap-
plicsliou Of this biUiment VIII never Gail ~ curs.
sPAAi - gTe sq9seiinFs very 95s.psis, sns e9'
The TorsI case pisy be conquored ~ this Ltniment
" BrniSSs Cuts, WoandS, Sores, Ulcers, Burns. an
sftiss S' u 5ii DR sTEkfs FGILiBLE LiNihEST
| Frusted Feet, and Inarct bites and Stinga. af
EVERY H0RSE o HAER ID
should have this remedy a. hand, or - timely use
st the rst appearance Of Laneneaa viii 90 ctualy
prevent those fOrmidnbe diseases, to which all
herses are lnblo and which render 30 many other
wise yagae'S sST.es 1gsisy S m aha
wonaeru curative properties Of this ldniment have
been received within The last TWO years and many
OF them from persons 10 the highest ranks u life.
CAUTION.
To avoid Imposition, observe the signature and
/ likeness or Dr. stephen sweet on every label and
Il also "Stephen Sweets Iuiallible Liuimeht' blown
In the giers Of each bottle without which none Arl
] Genuine ---- RICHARDSON a CO.,
] = I" Sole PrUpretora, Norwich, O.
For sale by Strong 3 Armstrong; Sole Agents foi
| Cleveland = lHGa sisnl7' ltzsdku
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CLEVELAND. CCIUMBUs {
2 OIxsINNATI RAILnoAD. =

-lfL OIEgINAATI RAILRoAD. "a
1881. sUHnsa AaaAssunEsl. na.
On and ailsr Mondays MAJ isth, lssI. P.s.w.r
Trains viii leave Cleveland a. folIoEI.
$40 A. n. y. Y. Cineinnati Exprass-z5ts4slre Il
Berea, grRltoR, Weliinrton, Nav - -.
salem, Shelby, and an ttaiiohS foUfh al
rsr Shelby, reschilI1 Columbus a. fI,Io 49,
Stneinnatl a ~ Z. H. and 0hicasp Va
a:as ?. n. Aeeonniodsiio6stop al an s,atiou,
and arriving a. golumbgs bis ?. \.
40 ?. n sight ENpro9a-sfppping az az sfaflona
north o. Crpstline, and 81 Gallon ,Cardlni7-
ton, Delaware ana 81 ~ other at.ii5nr 2,
. leaEe la11ong1ra osll, Arriving a. %.
lrmbul atiisi3P y, and Gin cinuatf II s.f5
RN sChieago MA Crestlinos a. 20 4. y.
H3 LOON E0TIOHas f
shslbJs sandu.ky, MsEsasla = Newark Raisrosd, So
lahsHe'a, NJ vernon, AeEarks Aanesyiils,
urostlino' Ptttsbureh, Fort wayne 4 Cbie.eo Rsn.
road ct Forest, Upr1f 8aEdulkY. Dtllhi-l.
ra Lima, Fort Meyne, Laporte, chcego, A.,
No., Ss,eiss, A2a Ealt ior Mansneld, Woolser, llas-
galion and nellsioutalne Railroad Line. hr narlou
ballefon taino, 2ituay, r1inn, klunclf.I N.
dinapgiia, Ierro Hauta, rincennul, E1es1.
VILE Loui4vills, sA!ros 81 Loull, g. -
Delaware with Springfield, M. Vernon and pitts-
6urgh Raiiroat f1r sbrlnffald
Columbus, Little Mani . Columhua. ard Wouia
Railroad, lor AsniA, Dayton, Ind ana artIiS,
1.is ts5rs Haniei ". Louis, NerroWt bo7slEnd.
and Cincinnati, aud With The Ohio . ~ -
al ul.lpll kailruad at CinrinnatI So L61i5.
ID a vile Esepnfsyille, Cairo, 50, Louiaa AID an
Oolumbua, Central Ohio Rellrosd sor Newark zane1.
vile, WHEELING, 1e., Columbns, Pilus ~
41. Indians Railruat for Piqua, ur6ana- -
- Eor tickeis 20 All points and Information A.
4 ~ At the fanusnssr sistioa. lg7l
5lsssIAba, May IS1s i issi = su'''i1 '''''-
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M " u n ~ . U y 4 N > ,
EXTRAORDINARY n- .eea
gOzs Hundred Doilars Prsmtua8H
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
on HPEnNAFoRhuORA, 81. 700 f-a
q L ET, 60, AND POTENCY
CURED
After all other Treatment Failsll
DR.. A. GIBSON.
Formerly Of Now York City, will pay One Hun
thS above named diseases. he VIII pay ihS sams
ne United ssNios trOais the SS1o diseases with
1IieT many ESSys q laeOrlOq. study aed ssggEi-
SPEEDY AMI PERMANENT OURR
PRIVATE DISEASES 10
With all bed edec,s arising thsrnirom, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PR0sTRATiOH.
q when had expended 6undTods y u IA aoisfs VIII
maladios with success, and without rossiTing the
least particle OF benefit.
DR. GIBSON does not boast that he q a member Of
some College In London or Paris, perhaps some
others do Tor the purpose Of onEparna the innocent
allied But what br. GIBSON miFRt boast 'o Of Il
this, that be Is able g give entire satsisetion 20
rIty and thai he hRs perfected an Amercsn systeni
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of lon
don or Paris, or any patent medicine squa tor the
radical cure OF seminal weakness and ell dsealos OF
d0rangements both mental and phyHical, arising
from seNSa or secret abuse.
following advantages all others -ot discovercd
and rst the agents used arc IN no Ewpsct disagree
able be uses no relios q the dark ages, such as
Mercury, nor any other doetorious drug Secondly
no restrictions In diet or business s Required; Third
y his treatment Is positive aud certain in al culea
he stands prepared 70 60 into any public OF private
hospital In the United States and demoustrats the
immonse Huperiority Of his new treatmaut over any
other now known 70 the world in point Of prompt
uess, peraeneney mildnoss, safety and oonvenisnoe
10 the patient
Or. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
aud has during the past two yea1s performed nan
Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatmpnt. Reference be given 70
individuals Of the first rospectAbilty In Cleveland,
/ Boeton, Now York, and other cities In regard 10
aftu and integrity Ia all professional transactoua
lF1 9epsiAf khuemhtiam, Scrofula aud al chronic
/ diseases treated With superior success.
- Medicine sent TO any part OF the country OF
! receipt OF ten dollora.
Dr. 'GIhs6E's New Work on PhyIiOlOgy fOr cal,
/ DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElectropdtAy aud Aedicns,
~ Once No. NJ Ontario street, up stairs, ioV
. doors from the Public Square.
| Once hours from to u and from 2 70 o'oloeh
I daily. f9undayH axuaptad-N anKg
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&arawart

IRON AND M Ills WARE
HOU8E, Nos. 81, - %, andes kller street, and
Eos, " and s. On tse Dock, ClaTeland, Ohio.
". :. uAREI. H0Rnn0s RosTln-
p. r. CAREY q CO., = ..
WHOLESALE AGENCY F0R THE SALE OF
eHOEHBERqER'5
J u N / A 7 A N A l i s
C6mscn and Charcoal Sieet Iron,
yUElATA BOILER PLATE -.
FIRING PEOW AND BLISTER STEhL, STEEL
pIOV n ,SGa, BAR IRON OROTeN
\ lHDOW GLASS, GRIND
RARB's Os.sbrSssS EiFs Prooi isAfEs. &C., at man.
uiaeturors' prices AaaEhft
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Professor Of ElsctropdtAy aud Aedicins,
~ Once No. NJ Ontario street, up stairs, low
once hours nom 70 p and from 70 O'CLOCK
daily. tSundayu a1naptad-N anKD
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5lgFrs,
TTF HARD DTIMBs WHICH EV,

HINkH H III AID Al " 30 W 4AAN ~ j,
EEYBODY complains q, may 1e cSup leraetea s g
s. roiinF 10 tha rrricu Dyeing Estaolelullslt 81 81
Trfdarick Cyriax, No g Seneca street. nsAt eoOi
NrI FOrter1 Millinery Bfore, who're efe5a sis
81 Goods, from thr lueat Crapo bhEv - % ~ Deesa
ulankct ana lirnfiul1e1a Cqatai Neeit 80 6e.s. M
en- - oolorsf cr cleaned and renovated 81 'oh'
Siss ssss5bsT ass ths ys Houu. nssrest St olslr g
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TT0WR AGAIN.-q s. wTLLFANs

Btnam Dyer and shawl Claansr, bags leave
-rrcnnes 70 his irlend1 and the public, that be
1se erin and looated a. g 81. Cllr street, gleye
f1q.l l..lliiuro ha has 1tte4 ~ Dl 3 HOUSE, via
D. M fff machinery, reQlfoe11 ci oEHanaa ana nat
- fiT1sf that 81 Gtricf attention 10 business thai
ha 5I - able 70 regain that patronage and supper
lIhlch foF % l1hny Yeara crowned bic endeaForB-
n10I.9s-l1r-
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lI1a - . a - --l-1 y ,I-ll1I
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Planting Beans.

W. can hardly think it necessary, un'
der the present aspec, Of affairs, 10 adj
wise our readers TO plan; freely Of this ex.
ceI'ent ecetahle--none PAYS better, none
light we would recommend The French
plan Of planting, that is in hills, dropping
five or SIX seed to each. In this manner
they shade each other, and, therefore, do
better than when suwn il drills. In hard
Land, drill planting is the best, but they
must not he planted too thick,y. To have
tbs vegetable early and in the greatest
perfection, It shonlG he forced AS much
AS possible, by making ihe land very
rich, otherwise they will be tough and of
short duration. Work often, but not too
deeply, aid do not draw up too much
earth to .ae stems. To prevent the att
tack Of the fly, twothirds of ashes mixed
with one airsIacked lime, slfled over the
leave, while wet with dew, will DC found
beneficial.
There are many varieties Of the snap
bean, each having It's respective advo
Gates, but for us we prefer the speckled
valentine, both on account OF lis produc'
tveness and great tenderness. The early
China, Newrngton wonder, aud few
Others, are strongly recommended, and
are realIy far from being devoid OF merit.
The Carolina or Sewee, better known
AS the butter bean, is one of the most
popular and deservedIy so, Of all the
bean family. These are best planted in
squares Of eight or ten inches at every
four feet, with single pole for the four
to run on. Plant with the eye dorm, bv
taking the bean between the thumb and
foretiuger and pressing it in the ground,
but not more than me inch. In order 10
keep them IN bearing as long as possible.
remove the dry ones as often as they Al.
pear-a rule that it would be well
enough to observe in respect to all vege,
tables whose bearing it IS desired to pro.
long, Tor II the rire ones are allowed to
remain the others will soon follow
Field and FTreSide.
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ami were to be paid for. These vouch
ers were upon his person, and with his
body. are presumed to have been taken
by the enemy
Capt. Richards, Of the Bath Cavalry,
who was reported to be killed, escaped
unhurt, and reached Beverley with his
corps on Monday.
Private l.. b. DangerfeId, from the
Warm Springs, was not killed, as repor
ted. lie received severe and painful
wound on the left leg jnst above the
ancle, both bones being crushed. lie
was taken to Beverley in wagon, where
bis leg was removed on Tuesday morn
ing, just below the knee. Nearly at the
same time Mr.. DAngeriield was stru,k :;
Mr. logshead received flesh wound in
the arm, aud a number OF others were
struck, bat not dangerously injured.
One of the most frightened indiviuals
of the entire. party WAS negro, who WAS
Knocked down by the wind Of six,
pound bail. lie Immediately spraug to
his feet, jumped upon horse and
reached Beverley two hours in advance
of any ono else.
Such was the suddenness O.! the attack
that some Of the men had not time to
dress.
Col. Portertied is now at Beverley,
where 1t is expected he can successfully
MAINTAIN his position until reinforced
No doubt is entertained that the iutur.
matIon oi the absence OF artiiley in the
command of Portertied was communi
Gated to Gen. McCe,iand at Grafton, to
geihrr with the fact that our forces i'm
tended 20 move that night, hy resident
| traitors.
As An illustration Of the bravery Of
Virginia women, we have above gwen
one Instance. Here is another When
the firing commenced, and while Mr..
SIMS was trying to get the Qlartermas
ters baggage upon wagon, a lady, see.
Ing his difficulty, boldly came forward,
Notwithstanding bullets were flviur u
! round her. took one end Of the trunk and
assisted him in his work.
The ches, Of lha Adams Express Conn
pany was captured by the enemy, bu,
fortunately @ Iarter,nas,er Jor Ion haI
taken the precaution to remove the mon
ey it contained, and the funds are now
safe at Beverley.
number Of detective rifles from lIar
| pcr's Ferry were no doubt also taken
from The jail, tu, the number of arms
heretofore reported AS captured is greatly
exaggerated.
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with the appearance Of things there. lie
is having breastworks thrown up there
and also at Bull Run, which is the place
where Col. kershaw's Regiment is en-,
camped. It's generally believed that
there will be big fight somewhere about
that place very soon. Our troops are
gathering there very rapldiy-some say,
we have now fifteen thousand in that
neighbOrhool, but heard and from very
good authority too, that General Beaure-
gard said there were only eight thousand,
but be it rs it NAV, when the Yankees do
come, they will meet with warm recep-
ton for our men are tired "f suspense
They say, if they have to fght, they want
to do it aud be done with it that living
the life OF soldier is worse than lakinp
their chance in baltic. But the child
must crawl before it wa!ks-,his thing
OF raising an army cant be done at once.
Tho men are to be gathered up and
brought on from different parts Of the
country; some must go first, and those
are the ones that will have TO stay the
longest.
When We came to Virginia the mum.
Der Of troops here then was small. We
have been here nearly six weeks aud our
| army is still small We. trnops have b, en-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-19

The CoLLeeE CADETS. This spirited
corps Of young men, who nobly feel the
pressure Of duty to the South, bas volun.
leered their services for the vacation
President Davis has accepted them, and
and they await the approval Of His Ex-
cellency. Gov. Pickens.
We trust our Governor will not quench
the iire OF patriotic ardor 10 our Young
citizen soldiers, but endorse their tender.
IL they GO, they will probably be attach.
ed 10 the Hampton Legion.---South Car,
Gilman.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-19

Col. ORR's REGIMEHT.--We are pleas.
ed TO learn that Col. Orr is succeeding
admirably in raising his "Regirnent Of
Rifles for the war success generally
stamps lis efforts. be hey great or small.
Col. Orr addressed the volunteer com. g.
pany, at Bachelors Retreat, on Saturday
last. Fifty six men responded to The
call. Capt. Ledbeuer will soon report
with full ranks.
Capt. Norton's company now numbers
over seventy men.
The "Keowee Volunteers" at this place,
have unanimously agreed to enter Col.
Or's regiment, provided he gets the re
naming companies in two weeks. Ifnot
the company tender its services to Pres.
dent Davis.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-19

Relieving CHoKED CArrLE A Port.
laid correspondent of the New England
Farmer, gives the following easy and sim
pls remedy. II any Of our readers have
occasion to try il, they vii; please write
US the result
The instant creature becomes choked,
no matter what with, the throat becomes
dry. and the longer the substance remains.
lhs dryer the throat. The following is q
sure remedy. Take some oil, no matter
what kjrd, and hold the creatures head
oB nId Turn down about one gill Of oil,
aud then le, 70 Of the head, and the crea.
ture viii have ], qnt iu tso seconds.
have irisd IL for years, and never knew i,
total.