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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-08

Ffon the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI
ltJou are, or have been troubled with the had
sene, send for box, phslio pIllsJ 40 that you
may have them IN case Of an attack "' 'o0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-08

~ NoNS:mThsss eonss q. d,ssd AefeA. la peg-
ssrsst payable IN January md Jlly 81 saeh rear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-08
GAS FIXTURES,

Nv Hays IN store and are IA. y reo.,xin, Gas
!LS&EUkSS OF entirely New Patterns and besisns
offered IN this market We invite cit zens senessI
70 CAL APO examine our STOCK Of Gas and Wst<x
Fixtures, feeling confident that NE havc fhs -
selected stock in Wssbinrton. INC w
All Work in the above line lntrustsd IN m, -
v1u Be promptly attended %. ~ WI e>fv
~, MYERS MssHAN.
~ ~ 3r6 ID street.
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tyor the Advertiser, Providence, RI
The Cephalio Prs are said to bs q remarkabI,
remedy Tor the hesdaehs, and ono OF til
has ever been discovered 0O'"Y'oin' "hiCf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-08

From the Western X. r. Gassits. Czieaso, H.
we seartliy endorse MIR. Spalding. and his uu-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Where is the Democracy Drifting !

1t would be well for the masses Of the
democratic party to consider the part they
may take this fall in the elections, and the
results likely to follow should the Breck-
lnridge wing of the party succeed in OBJ
tanning any considerable footing in the
Legislature. The same men who outraged
all party organization BY supporting the
disOrganizers in the Charleston convention
the same men who led the party into
upholding the enormities practiced BY the
traitors in Buchanan's Cabinet-the same
men wko are aiding, abetting aud sympa-
thizing With the southern rebellion, who ad
vocate an iuglorious peace, who find fault
with every action Of the government deem
ed absolutely necessary to its preservation,
are the men who now control the nomi-
nees Of the 50 called democratic party
Inc newspapers too, with occasional excep-
tIohs, greedily catch up speeches or parts
OF speeches made by Breckinridge or 9th
er neutral traitors, while the productions
0t Cass, Of Holt, Of Andrew johnson, of
Dickinson, and other patriots who speak
sound democratic doctrine, are overlooked
altogether or barely noticed. These are
significant facts too potent to be neglect
cd War has thus far fallen, with its great
er evils, in States where slavery has been
proclaimed as Of divine origin, "a fact 60
remarkable that it would almost seem
judgement on the misguided people who so
advocated that unfortunate feature in our
State Institutions bat let these pretended
democrats get legislative sway, and how
long would it be before We should see the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

There will be no trouble heneeforth
about the pay Of the troops. AL the regi-
ments are paid promptly.
Bg~Gen. Fremont has declared martial law
in Missouri, in which be provides that the
property of all persons in arms against the
United States is to be confscated to public
use, and their slaves, if they have any, de-
clared free. We shall soon see how many
covert sympathizers the rebels have in the
north, who will raise the cry of abolition, just
as they did non coercion a few months ago.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
= CAUTION!

'flIE Fiiiic aEa h,reiy uo-ifed 'at as
persons ..aHlH- TtyfisiTfg q, ,ln visil l'av.
er turu Shelter. MANUFACTURES. ~ : ilsirr,
If Lewi>tnwn, Pa -iti,er in making. s..s..isf.
gr UsIug tHe SINE. MAKE tbru>,.Ve> !s.rrI-.
and liable ~ Au lrJiun f siasua. :. a., sail
Shelter l. made ia yi"larii,Ei It F7,rts grant
cd e. T. y Smigh, "f X Undertook j ar4
"Iil fie prosecuted 10 the extent e ,l.- las.
Lucas pEUlN.
administrator Of +. y. >.aith lel'I.
September !, l>Gi-4t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Nomination for President Judgs.

nomination foT President Judge
TIE e9uierees from Mitfiin and SNYDER
counties met on the 2lst instant Il MID
dleburg, and in consequence of Pubiiea-
ton in the Lewisburz Chronicle that the
I'nion county coufeEees would attend on
the 2sth, adjourned t. that dag, when the
following proceedings teaa place:
44d;osccaaa Neetts.g eftl1 Judictai Coaters1s.
MlDDLEDUEG, August q, I3GI.-Agresable
u adjournment, the Cguferees of the 10Th
Judicial District met in the Court House -
On motion q Nr SDecb., g. H. Calbraith
was elected President and John & HacEen-
burg Secretary. 4 call was made fyr crs,
dentials, when MCses Sgechr, John 5 Hack-
burg and Joseph Boust presented their ere
dentials from Snyder, AMI O. II, Caltraith,
A. N. Ingram and Samuel Comfort. the lat
ter substitute for Z. c. S.anb4rgsr frgm
Ii1ia efUEties-the Conferses from Union
e1anky not present.
Nr. Comfort nominated :. s. Woods, when
on motion u hr. Specht the nomination vas
closed.
On motion Of Mr B5ust they proceeded to
ballot viva voce for Judge
Whole number VI votes 9
Necessary to 4 choice ;
Samuel ;. Woods received 6
Dir. Woods having majority Of all the
votes cast was duly nominated.
q. II. CALBRAITH, Pres
j. 5. Hackenburg. Sec.
With many others We regret that cur
friends in Union county should resort to
any subterfuges in this matter. or suffer a
few men to DO it for them If they could
show any insuperable objection to the nom
ince there might be some plausibility in
their course, but what evidence have we
(or they either that Senker is better
man than Mr. Woods. lie is an old man.
aid unless we are vr9agly informed Of
taat stripe in politics whose position in the
great national contest now going on is with
the peace party, that is, digiaing the In
ion, for that Is the opiy peace the traitors
would make unless overcome By the strong
arm Of the government Mr.. Woods
comes into the field unanimously endorsed
by the Miftiin county eonEentiou, and with
Snyder county thus obtained six votes out
OF nine Having then been fairly nomi-
mated we trust the voters of Union viii
put stop to that species Of trading which
Zen yeaEs ego zacrifced their own NOM
inee and you'd now do the same with ours.
The man who denies legal ability to Mr.
w, can at once be met by the fact that he
was one of the most successful practition-
ers at the bar in this county aud that he
has the energy and will to faithfully ad-
minister laws DOW too much neglected, no
one can for moment doubt.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

LII persons Knowing themselves ind-E.;=i
IA "a me gIll confer favar ~ coming ian
immediately and settling their accounts. :.
that ] all be enabled 10 arrange ms Ias;,
ness. a mg cHInPany j. accepted in tie 81.
vice OF the L s. and siIl Blarcli A. ; "A s..
allied - ta= requisite nutnleF. il.Fss mv
friends wI.l F"E cauSe m- Ia de3zy % z--auit
II u"i selriim-. aud give NE IL. -aa.zasan,
necessity "i -neins. whicl. sra. t- rautr-l.
lei - g. f.'r t!.e naintaiuaare j: my fsml.,
'shi.c absent
Capt ". e. EIGEL0W.
B-l!e'iii-, S-ft. / I>5i-5I=
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

n~The Democratic and Republican Com
mlttees Of Conference Of Huntington county
have put in nomination the following Onion
ticket Assembly, John Scott-Associate
Judge, Benz. F. Patton--County Commission
er' John 5. lsett-County Treasurer, John
4. Nash-Direc:or Of the poor, James Hen.
ders'n-Auditor, Milton sangree. This tick
Is supported by both party journals, and will
be elected without much opposition-shaw,
OF the Morkingmen's Advocate, being the
only one finding fault with it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
THE PEOPLES TICKET.

Frss fran S2pt6eya Syn fazzers- L-ae5a3l
fioSsal Eui5a Mn. Fgr1y zf' jtggy5za
Pr5ssezlf6og # the }E,zr. 1gff ggf~.sed il az
Comgrsosi<e 81 lag as III .S1attSra Trar
f1gs 2r- n. -4rHS.
President judge.
SAMUEL :. WOODS,
If Le1isfgaD.
AssAasbig,
JOHN D. BARR, Of Brown,
Associate Judges,
ELUAH MORRISON, Of Wayne,
WILLIAM Mckinney, Of ReedsvilIe.
Cauniz:4aeE,
JOHN MCDOWELL, Jr., Of Ar@agA.
Treasurer,
ROBERT ". PATTON, of Lewistosn.
Auditor,
TIEZ. G. YANIANT. IF Decatur
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Married.

On the 9th Aug, by the Rev. Thomas
Stewart. JOHN T. c. DACE of Harrisburg,
to Miss MARY A. SUMMERVILLE. Of this
place.
On the 22d August, by the Rev. J. P. Shin
die, DAVID 4. SHOOK, Of Little Valley,
this county, and AMANDA JANE GASS,
of West Beaver township, Snyder county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
PHILADELPHIA Market.

Flour.-Extra family IS 81! per Lbl, su,
perfne 50 to 5, extras 25a5 %, and extra
family and fancy lots 374 10 7. according to
quality. Rye -four 2 75a3 per bbI Penna.
corn meal Is.
Grain. Red wheat 81 GOAL Ii, white 05.
Rye 60c for old, 54a56c for new. Corn sec.
Oats 28a29c per bu.
Beef Cattle sold at S7a8 rs. Mich cows
25 to 40 per head. Sheep 8 to 64c per ID net.
Hogs S. SO to per 100 lbs net
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Post Office Envelopes

A Ii persons EAsEsflEg Sfzmress E.,.f
n ara astisesa - eTsEaass 80 u
tslAs sfsss fsr hes saes EItasa slx LsE. :
tie 3ate bsre9f, Ia =fszF lAsi tsaae =.
NIth thse - z.zzsp cas- - frEx-l.s SGT
. COMFORT, P.gs--,.
L1@wisse%a, Sept !, iAyi.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

seeae= ea4sted in Virginia, Hiss9ari and
Tennessee, aud uo= apparently gsing on
IN KentEcky. Transferred u Pgnnsy y!y4niz
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
WEEKLY RATES.

II an abletyiiei woman wishau: chi
dren. y f..
Ii unable to attend u general laJr. 81
To an aJisbgdie-! woman wi;h gnc
child under ten years. =
10 ,hiidreR under ten years. ii
For each additional child up :, ;aa
years ST aEa. >
II Dnaa.= Il attend - genera! i4I4r.
wlth ..'s' ci.Il! under ire YEAR, .
Each :. .':irl1nal child ~ ten years. o.
mere istiIer n aIg,i4er are !rs.. a;sa
had i.rss sgy.,' E,ei i,y 1lie SalIivr. each =.
The saHir provision. tn he cSfcntIril ~
q SISTER r- aG.stT relative, aud als., L.
Children, 1c''sFding t. circumstances.
Al other cl>es u be ggvern..i hE lie Last.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

New YORK, Sept 2.-Suryeyor Andrews
yesterday seized twenty FIVE vessels. owned
wholly or in part by the rebels. includ;ng
eight ships and seven barks Others will he
seized today. The value Of the vessels seiz.
ed is over two millions Of dollars.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Died.

On the 23d Aug, in Granville township,
ANNA G., daughtr of Reuben and Catharine
Myers, aged months.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
LEwIsrowS. September /. isG

pAUntiI the 18th day Of October next,
Marks & Willis will deliver coal within the
borough limits, at the following rates;
No. 2 and white ash Sunbury 50 SO per ton.
2 and 3 Wilkesbarre So 90 per ton.
White ash Limeburners 3 IS per ton.
TreVerton F" y so per ton.
Delivered for cash only.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
JAS PARKER.
CYRUS slime.
JOHN PEACHEY.
kICHESJN BRATT0N
SAIEEI EELLEEp

G1azeE FETsINaEz, S=cr=.arT.
Lexi.town. September !, I>5l
EABlaHk frrssS are now r=alY- aai en-
z procured q. tie GaLeEte o..
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Capture of Two Rebel Forts.

The expedition which left Fortress Monroe
last week under Cen Butler, made an irnpor.
tant capture ON the coast Of North Carolina
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
FoETREss Monroe, Va, Aug. 81
General Order No 8.
The commanding general has great salts
faction in announcing glorious victory
achieved by the combined operations Of the
army and navy at Hatteras Inlet, n. c., un-
der the command Of Comm odore Stringbam
and Major General Butler. The result Of
this gallant enterprise is the capture Of us
men, including the commander. Barron, and
one Of the North Carolina Cabinet 600
stand of arms, and segenty-fve kegs Of row.
der, FIVE stand of colors, thirty one pieces of
cannon, including ten-inch Columbtad.
brig loaded with cotton, a sloop loaded with
provisions and stores, two light boats, $50
bags of coffee, &C., all Of which was achieved
by the army and navy and 800 volunteers,
and sixty regular artillery of the army.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

CEFERAL Varieties of Apple Parers, az
- about half price, for sale by
sep4 \. g. FRANClSCOo'.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

IN store-a large stock Of all kinds oil
Al Cooking and Room Stoves, Heaters, &c,
for sale seTy low this season. by
sep2 F. G. FRANCISCUS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23

We srs selling the best shirtinF Linen for q osut4
Der yard to be had IL the citY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23
LATEST NEWS.
Latest from YashInrton.

A. G. Lawrence Esq. of this city, arrived
home from Washington last evening. He
loft Washington on Friday, and was obliged
to ride seventeen miles in a buggy near
Baltimore in order to get away at all. he
says Washington is now well supplied with
troops and is considered safe. The COM
mander Of Fort McHenry has orders to
open fire upon Baltimore with shell and
hot shot if any more troops are mOlested
This is move in the right direction. Let
the city see what sort of men it is trying to
bully.
A New York gentleman who left Washing
ton at 5 o'clock Sunday evening arrived here
late lass night. BE says Washington is safe
against all comers. The 7th regiment had
not arrived up to the time of his leaving.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23

SUPPER AT THE ANGIER.-A supper was
given last evening at the Angler By Judge
Advocate B. F. Peixotto to the commissioned
and non-commissioned officers elect of the
sprague Zouaves. During the supper the
generous landlord, Mr.. Taylor, prOfered
Major De Villiers a basket of champagne,
but the Major, on account of the rules and
regulations governing the corps, gracefully
declined, whereupon mine hosts health was
pledged in pure, sparkling water.
The Zouaves quartered last night at their
Armory, and desire to tender to Mr.. Taylor
their hearty thanks for the blankets which
were kindly furnished by him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23
THE ALL-sUFFICTENT THRFR.

TRIESEMAR /, 2&3, ARE De
IECIED BY ROYAL LETIEh.S PAIEEI q
Anglaad and aec1rod b. the seals Of tne tcole -
Medicine, Vienna,
Ho.I q inTsinsbIs for ezba1sticn, spsrmatorrhosa
and ell physical liabilities. -, a.,
eases thai have h6retoloro been treated p me l4'
cious and narniciou5 use Of copai74 and culeaa-
~ 4 - sTfireiy 1Irnrlanfsd the Injurious u1o
mercury, thereby insuri1g % te sq5Lsf 10y -
naf dispersing AL impurities aaa Hootans out ne
venom Of disease.
TRIEsEMA8, Nos. J, 2 and 9, arc preg9ratio7 ths
form Of lozepgo8 devoid % ts.s Ane sl4l to en
and divided int aelar4te aQ1e9i g adm y
Vaipeau Lallenand he1Ei hlcoloi Ie- Price % eaoh
7hersbF there 4 saving q So. 10 b had Wholesae
nd retan, Of Dr.. BARROW, No. l9t Blaecksr street
New York. Imm9diatalg On resolving remittancs
Or. Barrow viii lorWard the lFiegamar to any par
Of the world 9ecuroy packed, ana sd 60 acccro
-! SOD 80 p ,. ;. aA1LoRD and En.
4lakHi olsgal4nd nnu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23

FILL THEIR PLAoEs.-It is known that
large number Of clerks and other employees
who have enlisted in the companies from
this city, have had their time given them
by their generous employers, their salaries
continuing. We would suggest that those of
our citizens who have sons old enough to be
useful, but too young to enlist, offer their
services to those who have thus sent away
their clerks: Let their services be rendered
free of all charge. We know of several
citizens who offer to give the services Of their
boys for nothing, and board them at home.
Let US have a committee to take charge Of
this business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23
THE CITY.
MILITARY aIOVEnIENFs

Yesterday, being the day of she formation
of Camp Taylor, the streets were crowded at
an early hour with thousands of interested
spectators, many of whom were evidently
from the adjoining towns. Here and there,
little knots were gathered, talking earnestly
and excitedly, sometimes Of war and glory,
sometimes tearfully and beseechingly. The
last were mostly women. 1t was scene to
move the sternest heart to see their anxious
looks, and to hear their pleading voices urg-
ing friends not 10 go away.
At the Brigade Head Quarters, the officers
were busy debating orders and making hur-
ried arrangements for the proper accommO-
dation of expected troops. In the ArmOry
adjoining, the Bibernians were diligently
drilling and preparing to march into camp,
and abont them scores OF friends stood each
with some little luxury or comfort to sOfteni
as much as might be, the hardship of a sol
dier's life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23
BURNETT HOUSE,,
CINc1KNAT1, April IS.

ave in Cincinnati are in a critical way TO-
day. One Of the spies of this city that have
been to Virginia to see how they felt at the
Convention in Richmond, says that the seces-
sion men say that in Eve days Davis will
have an army on the hills of Newport and
Covington and command this city.
Davis is known to have his spies in this
city, and some have bad an invitation to
leave.
Tonight a man from Virginia, that is stop
ping at this house, said to me, rs your flag
up.n said, ayes" he asked, "Are you
certain Said at was there at sundoWn.n
He replied, "you will think differently in
three days from now, and mark my word"
Mr.. Saunders Zone of the proprietors) has
furnished Us all with arms. Nearly every
one in the city has a revolver with him and
the excitement increases. Business is at
stand still, and all are anxious to go to war.
We hear the drum and fife from early
morning to night. It is impossible to ex-
press the feeling existing here. Tonight
there were about Il, 900 men on drill. Some
companies 90 into camp tomorrow; but
what can men do without arms2 There are
not enough here for a regiment and only
three or four cannon. On the other hand
the enemy can shell the city from the hills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23
Late q Breekinridge Democrat

OLMsTED IN ARlls-Ths citizens Of Olmsted
held meeting last night to raise funds and
make other military arrangements. Some
enlistments had already seen made, and
Olmsted will cheerhCIly respond to he call Of
the Government. The stars and stripes are
waving from the hitherto political pole, and
but one sentiment prevails entire devotion to
the Union. Yours R.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23
southern steam srs at Cincinnati.

At Cincinnati yesterday, a committee
visited all the steamers lying at the landing,
and compelled all, southern ones included, to
hoist the Stars and Stripes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23
; OLEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1861

when they take the field to sec who bea
the honors for meritorlOus conduct.
James II. Clark, Esq, and other friends
also presented Colts Rsvolvers to DAME
RenOlds, James Mills and renry Moats
who went with Company A Light Artillery
COULDN'T STAND TIE PRESSURE.
Joe. Shields, an old employee of the c. 4
T. r. R., joined the Light Artillery, Captain
Rice, yesterday. He says he counldn't stand
the pressure any longer. He had pair Of
beautiful revolvers given him, one of which
was presented by II. s. olmstead and the
other by ]. v. Painter, Ticket Agent, and
others, employed on the road.
Joe. will make his mark which will be
"dOne in red'' if he has opportunity,
co. B, LIGHT ARTILLRRY.
The following is the detail of this com
Pany which left yesterday
JIG. Mack, Captain; F. Gruenenger, Ist
Liebtenant; NJ. Adams, ID; ]. schener, +.
Bechel, Geo. Chaplin. L. Navitter, J. Cali
cher, NJ Schooner, N. Lucas, A. Fredericks
A. Merloy, G. RadOer, N. Weidsnkopf, P.
Ruf, VIM. Ebert, a. Mauselman, P. Rel
denbach, A. Erhardt, L. Nickel, Privates.
ELEcTIox OF oFF1cERs.
The sprague Zouave Corps last night
elected the following officers: Captain-C.
A. DeVillieEs; 1st Lieutenant, James T,
Sterling; I'd do, T. T. Sweeney; Ensign,
H. 2. Eaton Orderly Sergeant, L. G. De !
Forrest lst Sergeant, Jos. Molyneaux; I'd
do, George Whitehcuse; Sd do, Merwin
Clark 4th do, --; 1st Corporal, E.
Thomas; ID do, = McChesny Sd do, Ed.
Gibson 4th do, VIM. Walworth.
TIE ENoAMPNENr.
We visited the Camp Ground last night.
and found the military in good spirits and
'Oilli1g to do duty. A guard was set at 8
o'clock P. NJ, and police duty was allotted
TO detachment from Company B Light Ar
lillery. A number of blankets were issued
% the troops before . O'Clock, and more COM
Orta will be soon assigned them.
IN CAMP
The Buckeye Rife corps marched into
amp last evening at 711 O'Clock.
NNe-- F---~D PAS9CAAk AAab nlBub ~ kAlc 1
were as follows: Company A
iOuave Light Guard, Capt. Creighton Ma
ional Guard, Capt. Wizeman; Hibernian
iuards, Capt. Kinney; Seneca Volunteers,
apt. Franklin, and Buckeye Rifle corps,
APT. Pierce.
BUCKEYE RIFLES.
At a nesting of the Buckeye Rifles, last
vening, W. F. Giddings was elected I'd
lieutenant of the corps The company ,
re in excellent spirits, and are ''spOiling for
fight"
ACCIDENT AT CAMP.
Last evening, a member of Capt. Wise
ANS company, while climbing into his :,
unk, fell violently to the ground, from the
wing way Of board, and fractured his leg. n
fis7sd at Ias facclaeE when dfteipfisgs gHal sa
the privilege of being with his COM
any. C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23

HoMR GUARD, ATTEETION ALI persons
between the age of sixteen and twenty-five
years, who wish to join the Home Guard,
are requested to meet at the ola Atheneum
Hall, opposite Bank street on Superior, this
evening, at y O'Clock, to enroll their names
and form q company.
dst SIN. .sTYIHa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23

Company D, First Regiment of Artillery
have removed their Head Quarters to Graysi
Armory. All those wishing to save their
country will now have an opportunity.
P. W. RICE,
]. H. MILLER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23

~ All 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.
apr19:332. 211 Superior st:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23
ARRTvAL on uAJ. De vILLlERs.

ann - - ---~- - N@-4eaA-t-7s
At O'Clock A. NJ, two members of the
sprsgue Zouave corps were sent with car
rage to the depot to receive Maj. DeVilliers,
who was to arrive from Chicago. When, on
its return, he was discovered therein, the
enthusiasm Of the company seemed to be
unbounded, and their hsartiest welcome was
extended and Is heartily returned. Atabout
II o'clock the Major (nOH CaPtain) assumed
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Yours respectfully,


II. B. CARRIxGTOX, per Military Sec.
This letter is in answer to one asking an
order to enlist a colOred company in Cleve-
land, which should hold itself subject to the
order of the Governor.