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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

vUHca1UN NIty, sept, T.. !
Col. MarshalPs Cavalry we're at George
town on Thursday andsurrounded the town,
taking Magofhn prisoner, with several
Others. One Of Col. Marshalrs men was
killed and one badly wounded. They have
probably reached Lexington by this time
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ChAs 5 Hsimxtreet, 81 Louis.
CAas CHECKER. FATmlngtoa.
y " Summers, Alexandria.
y n L.Apsles, Clark 10 No.
w > Blshop, Montfose.
1saA y 1aaax4 ReGk AlAAl
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- The Cincinnati DAILY Press which
has been the bioodiest Of the war Journals,
has come squarcly round for peace It
takes the ground that it SEES that the
South cannot be conquered. No one but
. fanatic ever thought otherwise. Du-
buqus Herald.
II Daniel s. Dickinson "fanahc -
Are Gen. Butler and Gea. Dix fanatics
Are the three hundred thousand men or
more who have gone forth under the old Gag
fanatics? These, with fifteen or twenty
millions Of other people, old enough to
think and reason, not only think the reb-
els can be subdued, but are determined
they shaN be, in spite OF all the aid and
comfort they get from the Dubuque Her
aid and other traitor sheets 1t the North.
dubuque Times
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Ths PsivAseer Jsaa Ds vs. Wsecs %.
PHILADELPHIA Sent. 9.

The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th
ult., publishes letter from Fernandina,
Fla, dated the 2lst, which has been re-
csived at Savannah, Ga, saying that the
crew Of the JEFF Davis had arrived there
the vessel having been wrecked on tbs
bar while trying 10 get into St. Augustine,
Fla
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WAR! WAR;! WAR!.!

All psrsops keeping or having for sale. any Or eli
kin d. Of Auniuoas Of War. such Gaas Pssois Re-
voissFs and ali kisds OF Ammunitios required not
70 ell 10 sny psrson without order from the usder-
signed. This ords, must be strictly complied win.
under penalty OF forfeising AL ARTICLES mentioned In
their possession. JOHN STANsus,
jyi3d Surveyor Per- 81 keokuk.
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washington, sept. 8.
Heavy firing is heard on the Virginia
side this morning, but the reports are con-
tsadictory concerning il
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TAs NAaaanAa l4ean.

Philadelphia, Sept. 3.
The subscription to the National loan
was opened yesterday. sl35, 900 was
sabssribsd.
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HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

III UKTICTLTUKAL EXHIBITION.
Thssecond Annual Fall Exhibitioe Of the Keok III
Horticultural Society will r. hsld d he Billisss
House. ksokak. on Thursdsy, Septsnbw 81. son-
neDcing Il 2 O'Clock. p. n. Fruits. Flower, and
Vegetables from pensns not member d ths sseissy,
will b assigssd ~ appropriate plsee the tables
The members Of the Society, - well = our irends
\ Hancock county. Illinois. ars e1pretel 70 eontn-
bste their aid to thn exhibition Committee Of
SAs Society ~ill b. Il The Biags Hsass It clock
4. n. on Sept b&A. V receive articles designsd for
exhibition.
BY order Of the Society,
WIN. W. BELKNAP. Prst.
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Another n. +. Traitor seixeA.
New York. Sent. ard

John G. Raining . merchant at SO
South street, was arrested last evening on
. charge of treason. 1t is alleged that
Rahming some time ago endeavored to in
duce the captain of the schooner Arctic
to proceed to Nassau, N. p, Bahamas, and
take on there number of cannon to We'll
mihgton, n. c. The Capt desired to do
the business and subsequently the matter
came to the knowledge of the police au-
thorities. Rahming is native OF the
West Indies. He was sent to Fort Law
fayette.
The prisoners taken at Hatteras are to
be placed on board the hulk of the Bran
dywiae.
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THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.

TKLEGRApHIc FEAT.-Iost of our re-
ports given this morning were sent direct
from Buffalo.
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DosT1g1FICE DIRECTORY.
Arrival - tho MAILS.


Arrival - tho MALLS.
Eastern Mail arrives daily Sundays sxssptsd) via
plymouth, II o'clock p. n.
3. Louis and Southern AsI arrives daily fMspdAys
excepted, ate,p. m.
Western Mall arrives daily except sundays) q II
o'clock, m.
Burlington Mail arrives daily texeept sundsys) ss
Pm.
Carthage snd Plynouth Nail arrives daily Sundays
szcepted) st 3,pn.
Charleston Nail q tri-seekly) arrives Tuesdays.
IhursdAys and Saturdays, 81 pm.
davenport and Rock Isiaad Mail (,ri-veekly) arrives
- Tuesdays. Taursdays and Saturdays. as. y.
Clesin0 81 the Malls.
xastefn Nail closes daily texssps 1ssurdsys) o.
Dt. Louis and southern Nail cissss daily lAondAys
s1septsdl st sp, m.
Burlington Mail closes daily isxesps sstardsys) ss
Up. m.
Western NAH closes daily texeeps Saturdays, -
o'clock ps n.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail closes daily fsssurdsys
sIcspted) Att Up.
Davenport aud Rock Island Mail {tri weekly closes
Mondays, W sdnesdsys and Fridays. Ct sp. m.
Charleston Mail ltri-~eekly) closes Mondays. Wed.
AssdAss and Fridays. AtcA.n.
IL Tbs Post Once will be open on Sundays IRON
BE o'clock, An. J. b. HOWELL, n.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

ii
IL
To Joseph Arnold. Lucretia Arnold Geo Brawley Poly
Bfawiey, Samuel Carver. and Catherine Carver
You aud each of hereby notned that there in
nov Oh e ia the once VI the Clerk District Cours
OF Lee County Iowa, 1t Fort Madison petition 10
equity, under oath Of Henry Dye and Nickel
wait executors OF the eAtate Of Wliixby Mickewa de-
ceased flor the OF Richard MickeIwat claiming OF
d~fend4ns, Joseph Arnold and Geo. HrA~ey the avn OF
Twelve Hundred Dollars money due them profnis
sorry note executed 10y said defendants the LIST
November 1854 and payable before the day II
May, 1867 for $1,000 90 with per interest from
date 10 said Willahy Miek~ws dscessed, daring his
fe-me; also the foreclosure Of mortgage, against
I'll Of the above named det~ndAnts By soid
PENDANTS, Joseph Arnold and LucreiA Arnold December
LIST, 1854, to said Wilaby Niek~wa deceased on the
Following Real Estate, twt The southeast QuAItsf
and the east half Of the south quarter section i8 Tp
- D1th rangr vest containing 2l0 acres, 10 secure
the payment Of said note.
And that unless appear and plead thereto be-
fore thr ID day Of the next term Of said Court which
s session the St Monday In Decem.
Der, 1851 IN Fort ASdison uwa default will be
81 against and Judgment rendered thereon accord
snce with the prayer OF the patitioser
JNO. VAN vALKEN RKk&i,
Dated Aug 81. 1851. Airy for Pltns-
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A TTENTION, YOUNG AMERICA.
There will be Regular Monthly Meeting Of the
Young America Psre Co.. ~ their Hall, this Tacsaay
evening, q seven o'eioet.
By Older OF ths President,
esp<d1t n. c. LANDkA. 6ss,s.
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STATE or IOWA.

Les COUNTY,
Let publication Of ;he FOREGOING original notice b. ada
IN the Daily Gate Cny, daily cewnpeper published
ksokuk said County such publication be made
four consecutive weeks. according 10 Law.
Witness my hand this 5ist day of Aug. A. u. 1851
ERIE J. LEIGH, Crk Dist. Court
Sept, T. 6l. By CHA'o DoERR Dry.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-27
SPECTACLES
In Gold, Silver and Steel.
Jobbing, Repairing 8 Bngravinq


Corner SeoenM and Shipley Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Asssse, Miss SALLlE GRAY informs her friends ant
the public generally that she has removed from
~ No. u East Second street, to the Of Seventh
an Shipley Streets, whore she win keep good assoi
ment Of all kinds Of Millinery aud articles in that lire
As-she will also attend to DRESS MAKING, haviu,
on hand good assortment of ladies patterns, and s
hopes to mert and receive fair share Of patronase
Prices TO suit the times. mar 26-6ni
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-27

n p nHHVHHMAH Avg nm
h ~ " NV " . u "
nm nponponpn
oh fholEOIEO
solution OF Rr0C0X1de or Iron Combined
This well known Remedy has heen uapd avian
IT. W. - u.s M "ee' useu S4'e"
sHe'y anu WIN great success lor
- SEA
- - 0,
VI i"ph'reu anu imperfect Dgestoh
THR CONSEQUENT
~ IN ft5N - =. - -
SsSNSSSsASA DEF OF
EHy1EFqlXEl
n V%gJE TdE BLOOO.
NJ AND toN TIE iolho"iSu
SaisSt Forms of Disease,
-. .,, it,... l. r,vspEpsYA.
,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,r ,,,or ,,no,,e,,, ,,,,,tn,o,.
LIVER COMPLAlNI, DhUPS1, NEuhALGlA
and NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. LOSS OF
ApPETTTE HEADACHE IANgUOR and
nEpppsSinN ne spIRITs CARRJrN
UEfhESSlON Oh oflhllo, OhhDuN-
Giles and BOlLS, PILES, SCURVf,
AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIE,
TpNSuHSpTIvE TpMnE,rrIrs
OONoOMr aEN NpEiSOi.o' Cl. '
OVLIAn vi novpT ~ TAIMTS an Z M-', .T Suu
COMpANlED BY GENE
RAJ DEBILITY.
A ToNlO AND ALrEhAllFE MEDlOlNE'
NOTE -Tha failura of IRON AZ a ren,edv f,r Dvs-
DenaIn a had state of the blood and tie numerous
diseases eaused thereby has arisen rom the want of such
preparation Of Iron as shall enter the stomach in go
roNDE state and assmate at onee with the blsol This
want the Peruvian enhur suppesi anu u uueh ~ u
te only form IN which II IS possible SF 5T9I 70 snteT ine
circulation. For this reason me rEkuNlAN sfkuF
oen s taeeay cuhs dasaseS ~ WIEN % S,sl s W M W m
svaI ihVn Auu o'He' "'' ''' ''4 " W VI '
l1,,e, rrtprc " n r DID,.
N"'g'oute ~ d ia 449' -a' -1'' D0o'o"
of Iron are LOST bS even very bref exposure to air. and
that TO maintain soluuon o frot Alue o' Ioh without
In the pERIIViAN SYRUP this dssrabie point is at
taIned by coMDlsATIoN IN WAY uERoRE uSkNoWs; and
this solution may replace all the protocarbonates cates
and tartrates Of the Materia Medlca.
ami, A. a. nAfks Assayor to tue state oi MASS.
10 Boyslon Street. Boston
The following is from we'll known Citizenso Of New York
New York, Nov 18th, 1859.
The experience which we have had Of the PERUVIAN
SYRUP and the evidence which has been exhibited to
OF It's great success IN tue cure oil many Diseases Satisfies
us that It Il medicinal agent Of remarkable power and
usseTSng ni 'he StispIlqn ufi .3s 81 i4vaus ps
''AN ''' prssdan, af ftt the Metronoiitan Rank
Hev ABEL STEVENS,
Editor Christian Advocate Journal
JOHN O. NELSON, Esq.,
Firm o. Nelson Richmond, III John 81.
Rev. p CHURCH, ~. W. ,,,.--,-,
. - Editor New York Chronicle.
ioAAO W ~" hhhi ,EEsll A., v, =, ,,,
roS' "ae'e' we" 10TH V''y'
TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGfMEN,
On the efficacy Of the Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
they have derived from its use:
RSy JOHN PIERPoINr Mediord Mass-Its efficacy in
t,ov wApppw punTo>, pas,as, ~ -. -
Headache Loss Of Appetite Oppression Neuralgia Eer
ceTeymsn anu oe"efs De0'yi It's NAiuO 10
Rev. AUgusTps n. POPE somarvi,ls M.ss.-crr. IN.
Boils and General Debility.
Rev sYIyANI1s CORR. Rostap Af,ss = Tia Tea AM, ps
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-27
NO. SO.

greet u.s. then let any part Of any State oppressed,
Y any Individual is wronged II any deprived Of their
khs aoe that equal and Justice Is extended to all
@ m5 Us great crisis not only In affairs, but in the
cgursing the wide exnanse or waters In the Old
i1nni no rest Tor the sole Of her foot until shu
noierel l mere. Here il her restng-paee God of my
pioteet her Let us go forward TO this great
work oi preservation, not merely members Of political
parties hut as American citizens cheers bound to car
y OUT the work our orehthor began by the exercise Of
every energy, moral and material Here is our glorious
ship Of State, with its ensgns streaming, its stars ani
stripes redolen Of hope carrying gaduess wherever
seen by the true-hearted and hail as tile nobest
emblem Of earth Heaven bless that noble ship
Mt Dickinson retired amid great cheering
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-27
Country Merchants Attention.

nALL at No. sJ2 Market street. Wilmington, for your
v China, Glass AMI Qeensware aud save freight from
philadelphia as all goods In that line will bs sold at
lowest city prices by CLEMENT h. SMYTll,
feb2o No. 2O2 arks -sot.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-27

A dispatch to the Louisville Courier states that
the steamer Hannl5al City, with Federal troops
from st. Louis, bound Southward, was fred into
by the Confederates at Commerce, No., and
sunk. Three hundred Federals were taken
prisoners.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-27
DRAM GE GROVE
WHIS X EY.
v. q. G. 4

THE PURRsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN.
has furnished the community stimulan pure health
full and invgorating at the same time mild delicious
beverage j Is calculated to de away with the vile
drugged stun that is palmed of the community and
which is injurious to body and mind. For sale BY
V. G. GILpIN, Sole Agent,
rconer of Tenth and Market sts., Wilmington, Del.
mar %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30
CAMP WOOp. Sent. "a, 1861.

EDS. LEADER :-In our camp the work Of
preparation for the Big War goes briskly
on, and though not yet old soldiers, We are
daily increasing in numbers and prof.
cienoy. A liVelier scene than our parade
ground presents during squad drill, can
hardly be found anywhere. The feelings,
dressings, filings, fsnkings, wheelings and
Allignments of some fifty or more squads,
Ell under the general supervision Of almost
omniprssent and altogether efficient field
officers, the whole going on with 50 much
sarnestness and system, and for such q
purpose, even though it be mOnOlOnOus,
must be to the patriot daily an interesting
spectacle. Among those present to witness
it to-day I noticed Judge Hitchcock, and
his brother, the accomplished President Of
the Western Reserve College; also, Prof.
Peck of Oberlin, and Rev. D. C. Wright Of
your city. 7.
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AEaal AaLle1.


49,. :, I. g. g., -. & :, 80 s-..,.. a r
NOTICE is HEHBY GIVEH 10
IN th9 Creditors 81 th3 SD a. g Eeer5, us
ais,aspe - q p S,t s5sss e. IT, ,sss, s -
County, Ohio, and that the Bama Vin - r6i1 %
tasm ~ re said AdFard y ine han, q hi5 oei N
% City q Olsgelsnd Ia sad conns9, c1 the y da5
: ...,... 4, s. 2 R4sIsL n zsI1ss: sess'.
DURSUANT 70 INSTRUCTIONS
81 opsned on Mo1dsT, the 2sd dsT of lspief 81, a
he bank of g0mmslos, fsT subs6riplio1 g1Il1f ny
5ssSl i ~ q Sy n issi. fRss Sots, ~ s
issued IN a1uLs q llty dollars, clls hs1dls lazlI
and ave handIea eo.l.zs saehs d.,el - aagaati
ths subscriber, % a. drscds and bsarirg interest
81 the rate q s-la Der cent Der an1un, Dssatls
sEO csnts foT each day ol eFgry handred e0iiarl.=
for the correnienc8 OF h0ldcf, e1c1 Nct8 VIA
152 aass SoaSfPes n .S.S9ss, .tssSaSs s
nay Be cetached and presented for pa7nent lsDa-
su6seriptions for sach Treasury Note vll h 70
eeived daring httsen days iEon the day % SIsling
th5 book e afosesaid- No subscription for ss then
rsceiYed. Subscriptions o. my dollars u cn8 hun
dcsd dollars must b paid IN lsEil roin e ne Uli-
tsa ssstesa a ths time 81 sabseribing sabscrip-
lions Of more than one hund ed doiisIs nay bs Dld
a. once; OF, II prEisrr8ds "a -tenth al th8 l1s oi
8ubscribing ald enc thlri q ths whole asoEDt ol
b pad No payment of lees than hltg dolarl ean
te acesgted, thst being the smallest s1 ~ Rhich
Irsas1ET hcteg cz1 Be ilsued.
osrtidcsiss VIZ 3 graEtld n dupliests - sl5-
gcribesa f0r the amounts % paid, the cflllfai e
sacrstarY q ne Treasury, Whsn IroasrT tetss, -
aiarosaid viii b lnsned thereon 70 snch sbscr bsr
or bis ord n csr1yina nters e. exPreled n such
. rti1c8tei bll u case5 who're Only > Part % the
ameuEt = pzid e the tine q suhsTIibing IrsasuEg
Notes vii be issued only for tho paTmeni8 uaal
fublequs sntly % the 1rst, Nlieh VII remain ultl
the whole amount guhscritei b snch nara0n ahal
be paid, Wben IreaguEy Notes I'll b isara l1r 1uc
I nrSt ayment also N payment oI can DEFERRED
| i1stalM6ut, the aHb8crlber viii pay, in I'D ton
thsretc sum equG 70 tbs interest aeorH5d thsreon
from the ieth August to ths data o. and On
! fnal payment llke interust on ths anaRnt psld ol
/ ption, which paTlDelss o. I1lsre1i VII b
reimbursed 70 IN 1usscTl e. n The lsl llent q ne
I first coupon
me 1Feasury Notes issurd upon such certificates
By the fre-su wiz Be sent 70 tho tsI1lcFi1sr1 1V
mall. or such other mode as mas Be diracled bil
them when they transmit their Oris nal catal.
The dn rlicafs certificates nay Be rstiusd bY them
! ior thair own security
nGTzt-3i5 eub1crIrtior NEgnt-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

TEE LECTURE SEAsoH.-Rev. ]. @ Fleteh-
er, whose brilliant lectures on aBru1il, /"
Switzerland" and other subjects, have
made him we'll known to the lecture gOers
in this city and the West having deferred
his departure for Brazil until spring wiz,
IS we understand from Eastern papers Be
again in the lecture field during the COM
ing winter, with another graphic lecture
entitled The Alps and the Andes" being
personal experiences smld the giant noun.
tains Of the two continents.
The Boston Journal copies the following
extract from private letter written By r.
C. Parsons, Esq, the new United States
Consul ct Rio de Jsneiro:
/ and that Rev. J. C. Plsteher has hosts
Of friends here, and think the Brasilian
eoyer1ment should pension h m tor his
Brazil and the BrszilisnsR He certainly
has made this country favorably known to
the whole world, and his letters Of intro.
duction have most materially sided me in
the Brazilian State DepaEtneht. We al
expect him here this autumn"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30
yge,t Rrowphelu, EoIalors, Ala society.

west HrOWnheim soldAor9 Ala SocletSf
WEST BRowEHELM, o., Sept. "a, 1851.
Eos. LEADEn: Please insert the follow
ing notice. II may stimulate some Othsr
little band Of twenty-five to 60 and DO
likewise.
Your appeal TO the women Of Northern
Ohio, in behalf Of the sick and wounded
soldiers. met with 9 response in cur hearts
and stirred us to action. We called upon
the men in our neighbOrhOOd, aad nearly
all contributed to aid US in our good work.
We collected sl1-purchased cloth, then
the erandmothers, mothsrs and misses came
together, and We organised ourselves into
. society called the West BrOWnhelm Sol
diers Aid Society, and commenced work.
Many donations were brought in. The
grandmothsrs brought precious msmentOa
Of olden time, in the shape Of old "home'
made linen, some of which had not beer
called into service for twenty-five years
Nothing We have is too good for the ehOic'
ones we have laid on the altar Of our coun
try. We have several lint machines (littl'
girls) who meet weekly to make lint Tn
boys ere not bAokWardin aiding Us either
they contribute of their pennies to buI
hospital shirts. rs ahH
Sisters Of the North, the women Of Ii
South have been st work ell summer 70
their soldiers, and are not We willing to d
as much to sustain our government ss the,
are doing to destroy it
MRs. M. VI. AUsTrE. Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

LAST WEEK OF SoLoAoE's TEMPLE.-This
ihstTuetivs and beautiful model isstiil on
exhibition In ChApin's Hall As it will be
removed from this city in few days, all
who have not visited it should embrace the
present opportunity Of studying so good q
representation Of the aucient House Of the
Lord. Though the details Of this model
are carried out in all respects as near ss
history corresponds with the original, it
certainly gives better idsa Of the Temple
than can be gained from any plan on pa
per, or in 3 painting or lsttsr-prsss de-
soription. We must urge our superintend-
snts Of Sabbath Schools to make their ar
rangementB and take their separate schools
to see this before il leaves US, Sc they never
win havs another opportunity where they
can have & minute description given them
Of this wonderful structure, Of which they
can learn more Of its beauties In two hours
than in lifetime Of study.
Complimentary tickets received until
Wednesday evening, and no longer, except
olergymen and The press.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30
Mas. NJ. ". AusrrH, Secretary.
Farewell to the Gallant Tweuty-Fir.t.

fMDLEK, VI sept. 70
Ed. LEADER This morning ct an early
hour our town was thrOnged with persons
sb1ious to bid good bye to our soldiers.
At about half past seven o'clock the COM
mand was marched from its camp and
paraded in the street. Here they were
met BY many friends, and also BY others
desirOus of saying parting word to son,
a father, q brother, or lover. This Wss
sn impressive scene. After remaining
few minutes in the street, they moved on
to the depot, where very large crowd Of
citizens had assembled to see this grand
regiment embark for Camp DennisOn.
The regiment was commanded by Col.
Veibling, who is fine officer. He has
recruited as fine a corps Of officers and men
as it has been our lot to see since the be-
ginning Of the war. A little before nine
o'clock all we're aboard the trains, and the
last one moved away amid the cheers Of
the assembled multitude. Thus we parted
with the gallant Twenty-First.
A CITIZEN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

TEE HAEEE RzELEs.-We announce with
pleasure ihs fact that this company Is nOW
fun to its maximum number. Since the
organisation Of the 41st regiment was pro-
posed, there has been no one more aetivs
than Capt J. P eOis-for 6 long time BE-
has devoted his whole energies to recruit
men for the regiment regardless Of per-
sonal position, and With-ths aid Of Lieut.
Kimberly bas nov the satisfaction Of ofsr-
ing fun company % Col. Hasen, Of men
second to no other in camp. Success tc TIE
Hszsn Riass.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30


ANOTHER COMPANV EoR Coz. BERDAN's
sHAHPsHOOTEns.--CaptJ J. W. Denney came
in this morning from Erie, with 8 dstsek-
ment Of twenty-five men to an up his com.
psny, the balanse Of whom are in Pitts
burgh, whore he expects 70 join them this
evening. His company has been selected
from ever six hundred men who have made
application for admission from some tWsn-
y counties in Pennsylvania, and there is
not man in his ranks who is not tested
marksman. The officers Of the company
are Sc follows;
Oaptain-J. ". Dennsy.
Let Lisut-Robert Warner.
"a do B. s. Corey.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

BRoADHEAD's MIcHraAH CAVALRY REa1.
NEHr.-This Regiment win arrive in this
city sometime during the forenoon tO-mOr-
row, en- route for Washington vie Pitts
burgh-
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HEADQUARTREs oRIo HiIL1T1A.
ID utAaI uENEEALfB UIEICE,
COLUMBUS, Sept. n, 1861.
ORDER No IA

dENEhAL ORDER NO Sc.
The pressure Of business in the Military
Department Of the Btste renders It necas-
saTy to secure reasonable portion Of time
for consultation and the dispatch Of COR
respoadence. Is is therefore ordered that
from. and after this date, The Offices Of the
Oommandsr-in Chief, the Adjuiant GEN
eral, the Qnartermaster General and Com.
rnissary General shall be open to visitors
from eight A. II 70 three p H., end from
half past seven P. d. until ten P. n. At
81 other times the ofices VIII he closed.
By order, C. P. BUcKIHaHAN,
Adiutant General Ohio.
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PEnsOEAE-Rev. Mr.. oummins, Of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, passed through this city
this morning, en- Touts for Washington, to
join the Regiment of which he is Chaplain
the Michigan Third.
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NOTICE Is HEREBH GIVEN
i Y that an appiscation VII b8 nace 70 ais lL-
pardcn of JOH moDUNAtp who vas conTicfed
Of the crime Of Burglary aud Larc8ny ~ the Court
Of Common Pleas Of ouya1toa ooullT, a. f16 Ao-
Fember term said Court IN iSie md senttnoed %
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