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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-06-05


RfsPEcT TO THE MEMORY OF STE.
PHEN A. DoUoLAs.-At about 10 o.
clock on Monday morning last the SAD
news of the death of Hon. STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS reached us by telegraph. In 0
few moments, flags were flying at hall
mast from every point of our village and
harbor. The bell Of the Presbyterian
Church tolled a mournful requium, and
sadness, deep, heartfelt sadness became al
once depicted upon every countenance
and all seemed to realize that great mar
had fallen, that the nation itself had suf
fered an irreparable loss, and many sigh
and tear bespoke the deep hold that this
great man had upon the hearts of oul
citizens. Let the name of STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS be ever revered as tho friend Of
his country, the staunch supporter of The
constitution, the philanthropist the man
whom bis countrymen delighted TO honor
and who was worthy the honor bestowed
and by him so long enjoyed.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-06-05
Notice.
LAND orrrcE.
Probate Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of Ottawa,
IS: At session of the Probate Court for
SAID county Of Ottawa, holden at the Probate
Vhee, in the village of Grand Haven, ON
monday, the fifteenth day of April, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
1nei Present. Augustus W. Taylor, Judge of
i. Brown, deceased;
appearing to the satisfaction Of this Court,
IL that there are claims due and OUTSTANDING
against the estate of said deceased aud as vet un
adjusted. Thereupon, it is ordered, that Mon
lday, the twentieth day of May next, and Mon.
dday tho fourth day of November noxt at two a..
o'clock in the afternoon of those days, at the Pro
bate Office, in the village of Grand Haven, be
assigned as the times and the place for receiving.
3cxamining and adjusting all claims of all per-
sons against the estate of said deceased, six
months being allowed by this court for creditors
4 topresent their claim for examination and final
adjustment.
! "A true cOpy.l AUGUSTUS w. TAYLOR,
j III 4w1 Judge of Probate.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-06-05

George d. Sanford, Dealer in News
papers, Periodicals, School Books, Stationery;
also Detroit Dailies and Weeklies, Yankee
Notions, Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Nuts, &c
First door above the News Office, Washing
ton street.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-06-05
For Sale Cheap -!

A HOUSE and lot In Grand Haven Is offer.
IA ed for sale, on Franklin Street,lot No. 324
Upon the premises there is a good dwelling
house, good variety Of fruit bearing trees, &c.
lac. Terms made easy.
Apply TO Gerrit Klaver who lives on the prem.
Uses.
Grand Haven, April /, 1851. [n114 n
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-06-05

Eg BY the request Of Mr.. JONES
Postmaster, We publish the following let
ter:
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-06-05
DOUGLAS BRIGADE, U. s. ARMY,
CHICAGO, June 3, 1851.

DEAR SIR: Will you please give no
lice through tho leading newspaper o.
your place that the Douglas Brigade vii
receive four full companies. Any per
sons desiring to attach themselves to thu
brigade will address,
RoB'r RAE, Box $50,
Chicago, Iii.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-06-05
eorge d. vey,
Has just opened new
OY STER SAL 90 N

NEXT door to Grifhu's Drug Store. Refresh
IN ments, choices and new, will constantly bs
kept 10 readiness for all who shall call upon him
Grand Haven Jan. is, 1861. [1ynl04
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-06-05

II AIDES SH0ES-Ladies' Caters for six
- shillings; also large lot Of Shoes Of every
description, equally as cheap. c., W. a SIS
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-06-05
Rubber Packing.

have just received large supply Of Rubber
Packing which is offered cheap for cash, at the
Hardware Store of
March 7, 1850. GEO. Il. HuBBaRD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
Ery yopI M WOuvprp.-Ilpt and bah-

dsgs are wanted In the Military Hospitals
at 81 Louis and vicinity. The Soldiers
Aid Society will send . box Of these ar
ticlss per express tomorrow TO St. Louis,
having been written to for them. All who
have any supply::on hand will please send
70 the room Of the Society, 90 Bank street
between 10 and IL o'clock Tuesday fore
noon. Mas. B. RousE, Pres I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
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u = &C - . 7777TIls 7 : d
GEIIl!!s:.l.ls.a:l.Sl.. Z q 8
aSsT7S=--==--77- 80 ~ zzz-s.- sdiI
slIII

AAbos WAND4OHa .A
An oEpertenood Nurse sud Female Physlciant pre-
Ssnta 70 the attention Of Motherls hor
SCOT HING IS Y RU p, w
FOB CHILDREN TEETHIHG,
which greatly facilitates the process q togthng, b
softening the gus, rpducing AL IA VII
allay ALL PAIN and spRsmodic acHoD, and iG bufo
- TO REGULATE THN BOW ELlA. -a.
Depend Epon ft, mothsrEst Win give rest 70 yeur
RE2IEF AND HEALTH TO XOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this erticle Tor over ten
EsArlt and CAN SAY, IN OoNFIDEhCE AND
Truth Of II, what have peYer been ablo 70 ay ol
any other medicine, NEVER has IT VALID IN
A5TNQLE IHSrAHOH TO EFFEOT A CURE when
timely used. H1Yor did we know An instance Of dis.
satisfaction BY any who ubed IT, On the cohtra-
~ all delighted with is operations and speak 10
torms Of com uendntion Of tho n1Hgical 6necta and
medical virtues. We speak In this matter "WHAI
WE DO KNOW" after ten yoara' experience, and
pledge opr reputation for the fullment Of what We
hare declare. IN Almcst every instance WherD the
infant y suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
vil Be found N ehesn OF twenty minutes after tho
This FaleAble pTepArAtkn "a is tho prescription Of
ons Of the most Experienced and Skiliful kurHoa In
New En gland, snd boon uaod with HsVef-fa3lng
mooazE IN u ErCf u.lTr.fFlil I'D IT.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

H[Eead what Dr. Bushnell says of The GraSen-
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is physician Of extensiVe
practice, and one Of the most successful IN the coun
u Gnrumbulll in which be resides ---f
This certitfes that have used the GrBfenberR'B
.iig and MArahail's 3 Oathoiioon, BOld here BY H. o.
johnson, In my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trum bull county, Ohio, March !, 1857.
Sold BY Druggists and Medicine DealcrB through
cut thB oountry. For Medicines or Akenciss, I'd II
isaSd&W General Agent tfOr -ehio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
FRAvELKR's RBGIsTRR.
T HE CITY

ooETakBASD.-Oficer Ives, detained for
examination trunk and valise on Thursday
afternoon. he found the trunk contained
twelve or fifteen swords, sashes and other
military goods. The valise was filed with
samples Of military goods. The baggage was
checked from New York to Cincinnati. The
owner who was near by, apparently in 3
great state Of uneasiness after being ques-
tionsd, presented Is authority, letter from a
military General, endorsed BY VIM. Sprague,
Governor Of Rhode Island. The said he
was going to ST. Louls. Officer Ives not
being altogether satisfied with the state OF
Affairs, sent the baggage forward to the o..
S. Marshal at St. Louis, by Express, where
the owner can claim it, if so disposed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
KBRIeBs KOINgIDENCEl
SLOAN UNDER THR OoUNT1R
SIXTH AND oTHERs IN A Bo9 M

SIXTH AND OTHERS IN A BO2II
AQkRIS n sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION. P0WDERS, Wh6Fs eVerT owner al
Horses and Cattle can ind tie bal Meiicfnz ~ -.
for many OF the Diseases peculisr u 5uch Inirnsis
hey a1o q toGsrsiga. Remedy TOR lOldl, CouFhs
90 el Appetites htdc, bound, 0istemp8r8, &e, -
elol.ala9 vac naEa uged them, can testify. ~
gifsqlar4. ~ thetn. Tor 8a1s b u n Gsyloni
illets - sot ~ i1ezE, and Strong 3 Arm.
1sro1g, OlsyelAnds Co and b al DruREiBfs IN ~
eoantry Ai9oy q Wholeaale by che rgtor AZ i6
Ss4 ~ ssss5 yaaSalAnd, Ohio. 20 whom Al oEdaFs
shA.RalaE &c. EQRRR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
--latest from Lake superior--ArrivaI Of the
Steamer Illinois.

--latest from Lake SuperiOr--Arrival Of the
Steamer Illinois.
The steamer Illinois, Capt. Hallaran, came
in from Lake Superior Sunday afternoon
At halfpast two O'clock. We are indebted
TO the I'd mate for the following memoranda
Of her trip down:
Left ontonagOn on Monday, Aug. 10th, at
8 o'clock P. n. Schooners J. Fretter and
q. @. Ford were in port, the former loading
and the latter unloading. There was a
dense fog at Ontonagon, twelve hours pre-
vious to the Illinois leaving.
Left Eagle River at o'clock A. H., and
Eagle HsrbOr at 7:sO P. N. same day. Net
steamer Planet going into Eagle Harbor,
bound up.
At Portage Lake me. steamer Michigan
bound up, and schooner @. E. Roberts, un-
loading.
At Marquette scOw Rescue and schooner
Resolute.
Net steamer North Star four miles above
Grand Island on Thursday, bound up.
Propeller Baekus lay at anchor at Wbits
Fish Point
Left st the Sault Aug. 24th, schoJners
Parsons and Exchange, bound down. Net
steamer Cleveland above Churches, in Sault
River, bound up, same day. Net steamer
Northern Light ct Detour, ,bOundup. schoOn-
sF Gen. Taylor in Lake st. Clair, bound up.
Left at Detroit l45 tons copper from Well
lingsOn mines and 30 tons Of miscellaneous
freight
Brought down Of Refined COpper-s9
bbls from PeWabie mines, 81 bbls from
franklin mines, and 10 bbIs from Isle
BoysL Also 1s bbls copper from Copper
TsIls, all consigned 70 Hanna, Garrstson &
Co, % tons Of pig iron for q. B. Tuttle.
and sixty passengers.
The minois win leave the dock Of Hanna,
asrrotson 3 Co, for Lake Superior, on
guesdpy evening August 27th,at O'clock.
taasaaNt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
AYEFs 1o1THARTT0 PlLLS


= slr no y FOR THG CuAG OF
OoGigsaes, JaEndios, Dlspepad, lldigssfoH, Dl1ans
~, F0sI sIol.aeA Eftsi sias, HsadSsls Pilss RLeS
dtiss, E7sptOns aad 6Eia Diseases, LiseT OoHptain
Dyopsl6 Tstsr, TsmoFs eAd SIX Risisa, Rosgs, Goul
AsuIel0iss q DSaAsr FiAs ald feE Purifying
v They are sugar-coated, 80 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aporiant IN ths world fOr al the purposes Of hmiy
physio.
6 Pfics B coEts per Boz; Five Boxes for sloo
Great numbers OF ClergImen, Physiciaus, StataI-
msn, and eminent persOuAges have lent their naTnos
. oertig the unparalleled usefulness Of these rene
dies but our space here viii not permit tbs insertion
of them The Agents below named furnish qratia
Our AMRRLoAH ALMANAC, in which they are FiVop.
with also NIL descriptions Of the above cOmpiaints
and the reatmsnt that should be followed Tor their
% not . lnt on By unprincipled dealers WITH
Ofner preparations they make more prons on.-D De
mand AKHn'gs and taxa no others. The sick want
the best aid there Is for them, snd they should have
- An our remedies are for aala By WM. FIsEE
SfaoHq ARHsEBoEa, =. y. GATEoRD. and by ~
. ~ Ayers Cherry Psctoral, Sarsaparills and u
thGrtio Pills, Are for sale By Ohufchil 4 BrOthar a
~ corner Public Snunrc and Ontario nfr4nf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

Judge Day spoke Of the position Of the
Democratic party without mincing matters.
he said the Democratic party, with JeWett
ct its head, with his sugar-cOated letter Of
explanation snd acceptance, seemed to have
the head Of man and The body of a beast
tsr,ainataHg IN The FOUL, sLnrT, sEAKX FOLDS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
PRRsEET POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULATION.
ne STATE e rapidly fling up with population So,
persons having been added since 1850, making TIE
present population J. COS, rano q % er cent u
ien yeafs, :. 80 :.
~ AGRICULTURAL PRODUCES,
Aaricultural Products of Illinois are greater than
those q any other State me products sent out during
he pas wear exceeded 200 900 tou8 ne heat crop
- ssfl ,raTcbes IS Oo00o1 bushels Whls the corn
crop yieiis not less than IA, 300 900 bushes-
FERTMIFE OF TIE sOTs
Nowhere can the industrious farmer seo1re such IN
they being composed Of deep Fch loan, he fertility
Of which, is unsurpassed BY any on The giooe
TO ACTUAL CULTIYATORa
J. s7nos 1854 he 06Epcny h1ss sold 200 600 aeTeL
Tzey al only % aeiidI eliiuot0rs aRa egy eonraa
eDzains an gze1,sL . egltrs - - - - -
IOOO IN 1850 the population Fl lo-y ltae eoi1tlsi,
Hro,r1A i1hiek z pdsss trdg oly @ 3 sics l1ck 49,
7Ds hdss 6as ades 1aalRg ths i1Aoe Pe7ation slAI
EyfDEEcEs OF PROSPERITY. 9
As an evidence OF the thrift Of tAe people, i may bs
stated hat 900 900 tons of freight Including oo0o 900
bushels or grain and 900 barrels o l0uf were for
Wsrded over The line last year.
EDUcATI0E. ae
Mechanics and workingmeu win ind ths free school
system encouraged By the STATE and endowed with
large revenue for ths support Of schoos. Their chm
dren can live in sight Of the church and 6cnoolhoue
and grow up with The prosperity of The leading sats n
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PATIENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from So o SIS per
acre, according 70 location, quality, &c. Elrst las1
farming lands sell FOR about SIC 70 So per acre and
the relative expense of suod1ng paris land as con-
pared win wood land IS in the rao of % 10 IN favor
q the former. Ths terms q sale FOR hs 5k q thesa
iands VIII be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
At SIX per cent PER annun, and ak interest nOtes q 81
per cent. payable respectively in one, two ree, four
live and SIX years from date Of sale md Tour notes
for principal payabls IN four, i've, sd seven yeaIl
from date ofsae; the couira5t tat o1e-tenih
of the tract purchased shall Be fenced and cultivated
leach and every year, for i've years IRON date Of sale
50 that at The end Of ave years oneha sha Be fenced
and under culiFation- ~
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except he same should b
at six dollars per acre, when the cash Price VII De IVA
dollars
productions, prices. and terms Or payment can be had
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
q CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
aeeS. and cities situated upon the uli-
I9O, O,APPLETONsS RAILWAY GUIDE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
HARTFORD, TrumbulI o., o.

-. :, NAHLHV1l,i LNllIID u lI9 Q
hereby certify that i have been dealing Ia the
qrfenborg Medicines for the past year. and can tru-
y say that have never o1erod any medicines to tha
public that have met with the decided appreciation
bfthe people like these particularly the Pills and
OAthoHcon. They will perform all and more than "a
promised for them. have sold about atty b0ttlee
Of the Oatholoen the past year and lheAr the best
results in every oaBs. -- J. Il. y. JOHNSON,
y lAAIoh q le3I. . .-sL 20 nedioal ARsnt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

SHAW AcADEMY.-The Fall Term will
commence Wednesday, August 2sth, 1861,
under the direction Of Il. J. Clark, A. B, Of
Western Reserve College. A Teachers
Clsss viii be formed as soon IS practicable,
foE the benefit Of those who desire to teach
during the winter. Special attention win
also be paid to the study of ths Languages
and Higher Mathematics.
Terms Of Tuition = Common English
Branches, per quarter of ten weeks, $780,
Higher English Branches, S.OOi Languages
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
THI ALLrsUIEIOlRNT fHRRR
VIENNA

TRIESEMAR l, 2&3, ARE DE
II TEOTED BYROYAL LETTERS PATRNTo
Morland and secured b the Seals Of the Iools ds
Qedioine, Vienna. =
10. j q InyAl1able sos ezhsultion, sparmGborrhos.
No q completely eradioateS all traces of those dIss
oaSS that have hefetoio9s boen treated By the nas
ciouE and peEniciOr1 r1e Of copAva and cuhebs, it
No. has entirely supplanted the INJURIOUS uss
mercuEy, thereby lngufng 70 the sufferer speedy "a.
nof alsr1ing Al tmpnfitisss and roofing out the
TRfisEifAR, Hos. j, 1nd 5, hrs preparation ~
f1rm q ioEange, devoid Of tagte and Huiall md s
be carried a the VAsteoat pocket. Sold IN "a eSsss
and dlfidsd into seRerate does, e administered b
Vail au LaIiemand Roux, Ricold, &c. Piics 60 esah
Or naBag f1r %, which Gage -; and II l9T clSs1
Wh.fe1y thsre = eazing its. 10 behad WhoIsISls
aud retail Of Df. BA AkROft No. lo4 Bleeoker Tfrsef
New York. Immedihtaly on receiving = IrsTpiffa1cs
0r. BHrou viii 0Fuare the Triessmar 20 any ~
q ne Eorla, ssesrey pae5sd and ed easo Aooord
- eold also ,. GAYLORD and VIZ
IAsAeS eleia9leAss "a J--.9 u ANN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

aCAHP WAnEn-This new camp was
opened to-day, on University Heights, and
win be filed mp rapidly. 0ns company
went into camp this morning, and several
oompsnissmore win arrive IN . few days.
The site is one peculiarly fittsd for cav
airy camp. ~ s'z.a5 oiai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
.pPTInArrnH OF CAPITAL.

Thus far, capital and labor have been applied % de-
VeIopng the soil the great resources OF the State IN
that The mechanic arts flourish best where food and fuel
are cheapest will follow at early day In Illinois, and
IA The course Of the next ten years The natural laws and
necessities OF the case warrant the belief that ~ les
dVs hundred thousand people viii be engaged in The
Sass Of Illinois IN various manufaeiurng employ
nIenia ref ta e-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
gaastEiAas, &e.


GLR ut, 80, AID IAPoTEEOY
saI f=5e.1i CURED, l-
After all other Treatment Failsll
DR.. A, GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York CIty, VII pay One Hun
dred dollars for the proof that he ever As to oure
the above named eiSsAses ne 1 VII RSy tns SsS %
the United s'Stes treats the same diseases with
Sftsr mS1y ysars of laborious study and experi.
snoe, DR.. GIBSON Is happy in being able to an
nounos 70 the uniortunate, that he has periscted
sPEEDY- AND PERMANENT oURE
Of ths above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES I-
ID DEBlLITY 81 I1 Oh NERvOUs PRosFRATIOE.
BE has succeeded in curing cases In this city, some
Of whom had s5PSndSd hunSEsds q dSllfTS ~ VIII
maladies with success, and without receiving the
DE- di BsoS doCs not bosst that he Is member OF
some College In London or PaFiss g perhaps some
oth0rs do for the purPoss OF ensnarng the nnooent
Allied. Bnt what DR.. GIBSON might boast OF Il
sSe tst rsedss Be . ssa In Ra Tsbty nd nte
rity and that he has perfeeted an American System
Of treatment which challenges any scian oi Lon.
GOn Paris any patent medicine to equal Tor the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or
dorangements, both mental and phyHicAl, arising
Tr sIBsoH also oisins Tor his new treatment the
following advantages over all others pet discovered
able; be uses no relios-of The dark ages. such a.
MsFcury, nor any Other dsleterious drug: Secondly
no restrictions in diet business is required Third
IL his treatment s positive and oartsin In Al easee
BE stands prepared 20 50 into any public OF Private
hospital in the United stqtee and demon5trste the
other now known 70 the world in point Of prompt
meas, psrmanencYS mildne1lS sAfsy and oonVenisnee
70 the patient. aaf1 r..lTyF L.. -r.
Or. GIBSON Is permanently located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past two yea1s performed many
curaa Of diseases which had ytof years re8iled all
other modes Of treatment. Reference can be gvcnt TO
indiVidualB Of the hrSt reapectabity in Cleveland,
Boston, Kew York, and other cities In regard 20
skill and integrity IN aA Professional
Dypspsia, RhuematismI 5eTofpla and al chronic
disoasss treated with superior success. s-,49r {
81 Medicine sent 70 any Iartof the country on
Dr. GSiBs6Bs hsa Work on PhysiOlOEJ fOE sale
u hI o4'0 DIR. GIBSoE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27
CINcrNNATI, Ohio,
August %, 1861.
Col. sherwin's Reg. Q. S. Artillery.


WADE AND HUTCHIEs' CAvALRY.-Com-
pAny A Of Wade and Hutchin's Cavalry
Regiment came in from Summit county on
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
this morning and went into camp on uni
vsrsity Heights Immediately. The roll
numbers one hundred and eighteen men
but eighty-six Of whom, however, came in
this morning. It is not often, or scarcely
ever, that so fine class Of men are to be
found in one company. TWenty-seven of
these men were members of Companies G
and z Of the 10Th Ohio Regiment, mostly
from Company G. On the I'd day of Au.
gust the company returned home from
Western Virginia, and on the 10th inst. q
company was organized for the cavalry
service, with over one hundred names on
the roll. The officers of the company are
Csptsin-GeOrge A. PurringtOn.
1st Lieutenant-Dudley Seward.
I'd Miles ]. Collier.
All Of whom were in the 18th Regiment in
western Virginia.
Captain burlington went out in the Reg
iment as Orderly Sergeant Of Company g.,
but was promoted to Second Lieutenant be-
fore his return. He is said to be well
versed in Cayslry tactics, and win make
good commanding officer of the new COM
pany. Lieut.. Seward went out in the same
company Sd Sergeant and came home as
Orderly. A good man in any place to
which he is assigned. Lieut.. Collier has
been promoted from private in the In
fsntry to his present position, on account
Of valuable services. The men are all we'll
pleased with their new Offices. The town
ship Of Boston, in Summit county, fur
nishsd one-ffth Of its entire voting pOpu=
lation for this company. If any other
township can beat that we shall be glad
10 announce it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

DIR. ]. g. AVER & CO..
IOM ELL, MASS
Price, 81 PER BOttls; Six Bottles for g.
AXnnln nunnnX Dnrnnn A Z

has won for itself such renoWn for the cure
sVary variety Of Throat and hung OoHiplaint, tha
Il y entirely unneceaaay Tor ns % recount the eVi-
donce Of its virtues, wherever IL has been employed.
As II has long bean in constant throughout this
section need not do more than assure the people
its quality is kept up 70 the best ftByar has been, and
that It may be relied TO do for their relief Al Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-27

Reception Of the Twenty-Sexenth Ohio
Regimeat at 80. Louis.
The st. Louis Democrat of Friday morn
ing gives the following account of the recep-
ton and review of the 9th Ohio Regiment
in that city, BY Gen. Fremont
At six o'clock Wednesday evening. the
TWenty-SeYenfh Ohio regiment arrived at
the depot opposite st. Louis, and embarked
on one of the government steamboats,, where
they spent the night About nine o'clock
yesterday morning the regiment numbering
1000 men, formed on the leYee, and marched
four abreast to Fifth strest and down Fifth
street to Ohoutean avenue. At the corner
Of Eighth street and Ohouteau avenue they
were ordered to halt and right about and
then the eyes Of the thousand soldiers were
turned upon the headquarters Of John @.
Fremont anxious to see a man whose fame
had reached them all, but whom, perhaps
none hsd seen. There was crowd also Of
about two hundred men and women on the
pavement fronting the house, to see the mil
itary ceremony whatever it might be. At
ter moment OF rather silent pause, man
in a plain military suit, With sn oil cloth cap
on, TO whom the Colonel OF the regiment
from the street touched his hat with his
sword1 looking something like the pictures
Of John Q. Fremont but very little like
them.
After Fremoat's looking studiouslv at the
regiment few moments, as II taking delib-
erateand carefuI measurement of the Strength
that was in Il, Col. Fuller dismounted ard
was presented to Gen. Fremont and after
few moments conversation, accompanied
him up and down the ranks for a closer sur.
vey, after which the regiment proceeded to
Fourteenth street and to the Fair Grounds.
Col Fuller, the commander of this regi-
ment Is young and substantial looking
man, and resides in Toledo, Ohio. Lieut
Col. KG1net Il from Cincinnati Maj. Spald-
in is from Cleveland Sergt. Thran nom Co-
lumbus; Asst Sergt. Denise from Dayton,
and Adj. Gen. clOoa from Cincinnati. .5gs 8
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