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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-01
The Mass Meeting.

Notwithstanding the short notice given,
estimated from ten to fifteen thousand,
assembled 9R-IhaEsdsy lie day va
fine; the Stars and Stripes were streamin.
from nearly every hOuse-jop, and but on
sehtimeut= %fhcEn;ons L mus
be preserved"
At one SEeek the people kss9bIca Oh
the public square and organized by appoint
ing HsaESHm POTteraaf%Aiitsn.eAai
man, and c. A. Adams ~ecTsary.
Hon. John HutchiRs-nade a brief but
stirring address. At its close MrgdH.
mentioned that the Efer Of Company, A.
(Which vast leave. at 9 P. NJ, for the
ieldef dasya vas not provided with a
revolver, and requested any whole sonled
NAT i6the-eroEa, who had such a weapon,
to shell II oae't-Wkercrpon Dr. Bow-
manspf Sopthingtcn, who, answers TO that
discsiPtionsof aomah stepped forward and
donated his five shooter. 4TlTee r6usiag
cheer sers given for Dr.. Bowman. ast
MI. James Marvin, Superintendent Of
the sHish School, vas called eat, and ad-
dressed zfewsRell nhesenuwOrds to. the au-
diepeSsssE - Is sssszSsss a. - &sss
he SetaSd Inn adjourned to. High St,
in front of Mr. Geo. Parsons residence,
whore the presentation of a Gag by the
ladiesuofsyWarrea.-t to Company A-tOok
place Mr.. Hutchins in Behalf Of the Ia
dies, lxs9 filed the yard and hoa al
dresseathOs soldiers, and presented the flag
xhica Was RECESSED by Capt Asper, who
responded Thanking the ladies in behalfof
his company and assuring them that their
gift 9shopld never be disgraeed, that its
Stripes should all be red before it should
be lowered to his eouutTy's foes A revolt
yer vas presented byyob J. Holiday Of
yienaa 70 enc Of thc company, Nh. II is
one &fheme1 On ,JlG. ss s1
Asshe soldiers stood drawn up inathe
street their sadiefly appearance elictied.
the yszmeSt praise % -er,5 81 81,
Thsy were escorted tothei ears by the
HOnasG Guards the dside Company and the
two Pre- ecmpahies, the crowd fSlleNipg.
ArriSed At The depot theiF relatives and.
friends badc them ErsEale Tie scene
was saxery oOaeeGng6 ae and aRslg the
tearfdEe EYES that were dthersqifssone of
them were Scneatk 4 solder hat. It was
no d~Isparagemept 2 hem They VIII be,
nOneaheo less brave on the field Of battle
becsasesthey1o love their fienssoat hune@
The train moved of, amid the cheeTse IF
the multitude.
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The Mobile Advertiser, Of a late date.

The Mobile Advertiser, Of a late date
says: o5 ' Do
The war on Mexico was chiefly made
by the south and Eaged By, the south"
2 The truth of the above so far as the
cause Of the war is concerned, no one can
doubt, its object was to benefit Slavery.
The Seminole and Cherokee wars were
waged for the benefit of Slavery. 70
The present war is "aoagea6y tie South5"
and for the benefit Of Slavery too. If we
but yield and permit the traitors of the
south to bear sway-tO plant Slavery, Gas
they did in Texas, over the now free
north; establishing SHAMELESS in the princi-
pal marts of trade for the sale of Slaves,
and sing hOsannas to the beauties of the
benifoent system, then the South will gra-
ciOusly grant US peace. and permission to
live as subjects of King cotton" Shall
We net COMPROMISE?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-01

The ONO TRooPs-We learnthat rs
.OC0 troops. the full number called for by
the Presidents PROCLAMATION, have been
rendered in this State alone. and that l0e,-
zoe are probably prepared to do military
duty a0arpeOpIe are all alive with pat
Ei6tisn and honest bravery. ThcyswiH.
nsxerlef de- G~OFerhnent 1anguish OF 90.
down fdrswsnt of support Our Ohio.
troops have won many encOmiums IN their
passage toward Washington, and We have
10 fears but that they VIII give good ac-
counts Of themselves wherever they may
be egnAAGeseg Leader. La tuatL !
} 81 E-ZZ gj59ss1.
4Iitbefts. the public men IN the South
have held Office az the expcnsc Of the general
government They are now about to hold
at their own ezpeusc. They will find an
ESSENTIAL difference il tie two relations.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-01

THE SPIRIT OF &c AT WEST PoNT.-
Major Cozzens has two sons and three grand
sons on their way to Washington, as volun-
teers in defense Of our country. Professor
Wier, of the Military Academy. has just
parted with four o n for the, same destina-
ton The only adult son of Professor
Bartlett, except one who is a Cadet at the
Academy, has also volunteered. One of
the sons of Mr.. AppeIes, who has charge
of the musical department at the Academy,
has also Joined the defenders Of the Union.
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CHERRIES SALE.


- Thomas J. neLain In ccuT. q cO%EOa
Johu+W. MeGIsery. BY virtue OF an order
Of Sale issued from the Court OF Common Pleas OF
lTrumbua county to ne directed. ! shall otter for
Sale At the doOrf Of the eOufthOuss in Warren in
said county, IN
Saturday, the first day of jane, 1861,
At enc O'Clock PM Of said day, the folcWfng de
scrihed reS! estate, situate in the township q john
soy. audfs known bv part OF lot No - and bound
Ell and described as follows to wiE Beginning 4
CHAINS sxty one 4iaSs north Of the northeast cor
nero ard Geedei to Calvin Smith BY the heirs OF
Noses smith, lhsuee nerth four chains and skip
one links TO a post. Lhsnee west fifteen chains aud
sixteen links. tbssee north eS@, east ten chains aad
forty txo HEks. thenee west twenty one chains and
sixteen LINKS to the township line thence south sew
en- chains And seventy three inks to a post. thence
south CO. east to a post on the west side OF the di-
agoraI road leading 10 Warren, thence east seven
teen chains TO tae place of beginning, to contain thir-
ty acres y land. also the folloEing described premi-
SEE situate in the township OF Johnston also being
pari Of lot No %, and bounded as follows begin
ming at the northwest corner OF said lot and run
ming south 90 chains and a liaks. thence east -
chains and 81 links TO the road thenIe along said
Ioad to the north line OF said let. thence west on the
lot line 81 chains aad IS links 70 the place OF begin
ming and containing hfLY-six So l09 acres OF land
more or less. Appraised st. Terms cash
A. B. LYMAN Sheriff. III
Sherid's Once, Warren, May ] ls6i.
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HEAD QUARTERS. o. '. NJ.

Columbus, o., April 18th, lSG1.J
GENERAL ORDER No. :.
I J.. Brig. Gen1 ]. II. BATES is assign
ed to the command of the Regiments of
Ohio Volunteers at Camp Harrison, near
Cincinnati. Ic sr
2. Brig. Gen'l J.. d, Cox is assigned
to the command of the Regiments at CO.
lumbus. The Colonies will report to him
for orders Immediately upon being muster
ed into the service.
g.. LIST Lieut.. JoHN MeCLEARY, 9th ..
S. Infantry, and W. NEIL DEXYIsON, are
announced as acting Abide Camps Of the
Maj. .Gen1 Commanding.
@A G. b. MCCLELLAN,
l Maj. Gent Commanding.
-feHrlrrr -s.1r-f - rf llgeW
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.mToa WAN. Down EOath -


Two pIihters. graduates from this Office,
George Hurlbut and YIN. H. ElWsl, who
have been BOrkingih Tennessee. one at
Nashville and the other at-NemphhA
vercoBligA Is leave the State because
theysEcreiA orthsn pcn and retpTpet
hen, last MsekR They were qsiEedsta
Join the secession troops or leave. -thfy
cay the atmosphere eskh01AhsEa-sGmetime
before he aWeatheE dp-s5, q ziw 4
zEE 3eas zEGil
EsssMessing at GustaKSIz, &c ai q
~e received from 2 Correspondent re
port Of a meeting at Gutayus, the hang
ing Of JcE Dlvis in efigy. Re, too late for
insertion this week.
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al
Gen. Scott Declares Washington Safe
aft PreSent

HAERIsBURg, April 262Geperal Scott
assured a gentleman yesterday that Wash
ington was safe against ali present attacks.
Our informant confirms the arrival there
of the third N. York and eighth Massa-
chusetts regiments.
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The Bio mield Euresomen Alatheian
"a -h4r. Society.

.4 .|". L#M.
The Bio mfeld Euresomen Alatheian
.i -h4n.- Society. l-
This Society gave a public entertain
ment, at the Town Hall in Bloomfield. en-
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, April
10Th, and 18th. F..
Tuesday the weather was very unpropi-
tious, but nevertheless there was a full
house.
The performances were all highly credit
able; and We will only specify those, which
to US, seemed the most spirited and life
like, ga
"PizarrO'' was listened to with breath
less attention Mr. Charles Smith, acted
the part of Las Casas. admirably; and the
old Peruvian, "OrOzembo," was himself
.outdone, by the fine acting of Mr.. a, Fen
ton. f.E zitrH ..rss
Paddy the Piper" was rcallyvery fun
ny, and BROUGHT forth tears of laughter and
shouts Of mirth. Mr.. 1. Parker pcrsom
fed Paddy" and his ghost was as laugh
able, and far more ridiculous, than the yer.
table Cleveland GhOst-may his shade
never grow less!
Mr., J.. sager as Paddy Dunbar" won
rounds of applause If he and his MqlG-
hh had just arrived from Cork they could
have been more characteristics Many
others did much honor to themselves, and
gave more pleasure to their friends
Wednesday evening the weather was
very fine, and the result was a crowded
house. The entertainment opened with a
beautiful piece of music; after which sew
eral declarations we're we'll delivered, fol-
lowed by essays, well written and we'll
read
Tie sentiment Of Miss Mary Cross es-
say, will be reiterated in the hearts ofmany
Of the wives and mothers present; and the
earnest work of every peace loving citizen
will tend to the downfall of the liquor
Traffic. and the restoration Of its. votafiesi
A defamation by Mr. Wells Bushnell was
delivered with much effect. sv us.aoh89
The Drama married Life" was the
Ecrowning glory Of the evening" good
play With an excellent moral, Mr.. God
die" (AIr. L. A. Ferry had the most
prominent part; and never failed to bring
down the house. Mrs. ''Younghusband''
Josephine Howe and Mrs. Dove (Almyra
Ferry played their parts to perfection.
The dying Girl ought to be a saluta-
~ lesson to those "that put poison in the
mouth to steal away the brains"
The exercises closed with a song. THE
Farmers Girls" arranged for the occasion
by Miss Allie X. Howe. Several young
ladies accompanied the song, with ehurn,
spinning wheel. milk pan, s%trainer and
busting brush; keeping time with the mu-
sic. e..
In fact much praise sdue all of the per-
formers. both for their artistic skill and
Tho. selection of pieces containing such good
moral lessons. Three cheers for the Bloom
80
field Literary Society. J.
1871. rs --Eg tsE -r. ...f t--H
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sheriu's once, Warren, ]
SHERIFFsS SALE.

vs. Pleas o. rrumbnn To- o.
William few ct al By virtue Of an order
Of Sale issued cur Of the courtof C0npsn Pleas OF.
TrumhulI county, ohi1, 70 me directed, I stan -oHer
for sale At Pzsnc Anetiou AZ thedoor of the Court
house in Warren. in said eoanty, on wl
SdtVrdag The first dayof June, 1851
AZ one O'Clock P. A.. Of said DAY. the folIoSing de-
scribsd real estate. situate in the tosnshlpr Of-NeW
ton in the county Of Trumorll- Subdivision, lots No.
as and s On great otNols3in che village OF neEton
Faus in he comfy afsresaid-. Said lots are be, ndrd
on he north by Church Street. Rthe south by sun
sixision lots N5.z. s sRd 9<on the esat ~ No-3s
and on the vest by lot No I. and are the same lots
conveyed By Hiram Austin and by Bunice B. Austin
his wife by several deeds to plaintiff Appraised at
sojo. 90. Terms cash A. LYMAN Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren. Nay I. 1881
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There is no cleanliness about the cook
1t is a Feryleennea thing for a SOL

der 70 pick out hairs from the butter,
.hIc eating. The meat-if meat some of
It maybe eafled-is oftenhalf cooked, and
Of tic poorest Quality Somelof The bread
has been put on the table at least half a
dozen Hmes,1ahd would answer very Wen
as toast, Sunday afternoon 4 strong stencil
arose from the refuse matter. thrown from
the table, and not two feet from il. on our
marching to dinner =
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SHERIFF 5 SALE III
- sutli6 & futile In Coart OF Com. Pleas

SIERltF , SALE
~ sutliS & futile In ooart OF Com. Pleas
vs. Of Trunbnll Gently. rrr5
Lysander PeltOn ct zt1 By virtue Of a yenditioni
Exponas issued from ina Cont o. Common Plea Of
Trumbull county. TO me directed. I shall oher for sale
at The stable aud eh-ese-housse Lysauder Pelton at
the centre Of Ghsiavus in said county. on
Wednesday the l5A day Of Nay 1861,
At one o'eloez P N. Of said day. the following De,
scribed personal property TO wit: q hree fourth Ia
tsrest in a sorrel stallion called ksRaebse, one dark
led COW, one red Durham hsifer, three roaa hsiers,
the three fourth interestin two skeleton wagons. one
sulkey, one sett double harness two-h
two sad dies ard bridlys, one open fuggy, also ELEVEN
ehress presses, il25 - inch cheese 10upa- ne Earsi
aud heater in che Sc iae-Orys and senrd silesrs and
ether Implement. for the nanntFeture OF eheere. one
eauzdToH. ami one seIt Fairoaukls scales Taken -
the Properly Of " sandyr PsitoS 10 satisfy AZ exsca-
tOn III faYot Of Sdllid & rattle. Terms cash 1
b -r f- A 3. LYMAN. sheriff
SheriHs Once, Warren, May l.. 1861.
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asaac Allies. a private in the Monroe
Rifles from 0berlin, was shot in the left
wrist on Saturday by a revolver in the
hands of a eomrade He was placed in
care of a surgeon and was found o5be only
Slightly hunt e. -,
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ANorHER IccfpRNT.

A volunteer who was examining his re-
.roI7er on Saturday afternoon, accidently
dischargcdi it and the ball took effect in his
foot. he was not, we understand, serious
IL iDiurad
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feeling in Weathersheld.

AarteeAng IN Weatherstleld.
NILES, April 90 1861.
Messrs EditOrsE
OLD Weathsrsfad is up anadoing. and
our people arc vide awake on the great
aSstion new egitatingt the country.
Enthusiastic meetings are held in the
Town HalhBightly; files of the latest pa
rers are read aloud; thus keeping the cOm-
munit5 thoroughly posted on Hse march Of
events.
A Military Company has been formed
and is progressing finely. The following
are its officers: Captain, A. NJ. Blackford
Jr, ist Lieut.. I. J. Fleming, ID Lieut..
Geo. c. Refs, LIST Sergeant, Napoleon B.
Holton. This company are. anxious to 60
to aid in sustaining the honor of the good
old Stars and Stripes.
Annhbcr of OoF citizens became too
imratientlto wait until a Company was
formed here, ana joined the ranks IN War
ren, Youngstown &c. and are now on their
way toad in the War for the Union"
Alarge company has been formed at
MineralaRidge; l have not yet learned the
names Gifts eaieers. i1 ia uaf-
. A moyement for a Home Guard is also
on feet in Niles, TO be composed of citizens
exempt by law from military duty.
g A subscription of over three thousand
dollars has been raised to Support the fam.
lies of volunteers.
e Or, Sunday Evening. 2sth inst, ReE J..
H. Moore preached an out door War Ser
mon to a large and attentive audience in
front Of the Kingsley House. PEG I.
This Township viii if required furnish
a srhoh Regiment.
Yours &c, B.
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ARRIyAL OF ARMs-Eiqhteen cases of

ARR1yAL OF ARMs.-Eighteen cases of
muskets, marked Liverpool, April 9th.
and directed to Quartermaster err General
Wool, Columbus, Ohio, reached this city
this morning by the American Express and
were Immediately taken to The State Ar
mOry. These arms were purchased by
Quartermaster- General Wood. who is at
present in New York obtaining a supply
for the 0 V. M.-[Cohnmbas Statesman
COLUMBUS. April 26.
Speaker Parsons has resigned and Ar,
Hitchcock of Geauga, has been elected in
his place by a vote of II against % for
Woods. The resignation of Lieut.. Col Ed
PARROT has been received. The Treason
bill has passed and is now a law; The
two million war bill passed both branches
and isa Law 1t a~pRrOpriates two millions
for additional forces to protect the State.
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g hsEgEEcH OF Mr.. TOD. , eB.
TIE people tseh rc-assemBeds or the

EEPEECH OF HRATOR- 10 eu
TIE people tEeh rc-assemBleaE or the
publicslpayc and non David; Tod took
the stand. and was greeted with tumultops
spplaaeSHe EaseEidently suffering seserez
Iy frSnf AO~sfsenessIt bat every Rord2 vas
d@istincty heard 9 the odternoss edge Of
the crowd Mr. Ted made noble spa9h
throughout but whenihealludeG to the fact
that aone Of missions was in the ranks to
pcriphisEfe for his country. and-his eldest
daughter had volunteered to 60 as a nurse
whenever her services are needed, that his
whole fortune and his life Itself should be
freely offered in the same cause, the cheers
were perfectly overwhelming Traitors to
heirfomss,tbeEasta tezanathei countFys
recef<eaz nsithef aid aorC comfoft1 ataAis
hand. al nc Sithsfssgr8 WITH which
he seke them, vas Terrible rsR
MAHltchinsfeH eHed ina shert s1eeehs
andEkenhe ssatsdtk6stEOswesks agOaAe
hadtelegraPhsd to his two sons, kisEisK
that they should at once enlist, That both
had done so; that his fortune and his arm
were read5at any moment in the same
cause, the applause was tremendous. sa.
Short speeches were made By Dr. .,
Woeds and HOnJs& Tgiers bath taking
the sanenoble pOsitionyand pledging them
selves b sfaha Bt tEsstaFs ana stripes. e.
So Word Of party pdiscs fell from the
lips of any Of the speakers; an were for the
Union at all hazard sAiIths places Of
business were closed throBghOnt the day.
and notwithstanding the immense number
Of people present, not assingle drupken man.
was to be seen; all was quiet aud orderly.
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AfuRheihcocatS VINO aready have ornIay
volunteer to serve their country on the ten
ted field; to pay the expenses of those who
live cut of this town, while they are wait.
hene8EfhniteemHsn to- iiypza and
until they are ordered to camp-and also
to furnish such clothing as is not furnish
eG by Government, but which may be se-
ceesary for their health and comfort.
7Fhs=fsffeTi#ERsmed gentlemen-werc
appointed a Central Committee to take
measures to raise the sum-, and disburse it:
George Parsons, Frederick kinsman. Chas.
ESmitbE EdwaPi Spear, Henry i. Perkins.
DR.. D. B. Woods, l. J. Iddings, Simeon
L. Hunt andAf. B. Ta5l4EZ 2E5TE-
If the war-centinucs, the fund will be
called il in such installmens as in the
judgment of the committee may seem ne
feessary. 1t is hoped that only a very
small per centage will ever be called for
but it is always best to be ready
As this is a mltter in which every per-
son inthe county, man, woman and child is
deeply interested, the. subscription should
BE general. The proposition of the several
townships in the county upon the basis Of
their taxable property n each, IS as fol
|, ~ - bs tlshcffl
IoMSt-sF s-r-su=sverf vfte maf as5-
Husband sa$&aoo b6Fecea, iE $500.
BreOkield, no 3,70Os4sGreene, saf 1000.
Hartford. el&Ge0IEIordstOwn, $500
Vernon. lss2 ,9oo Warren, 5000.
Kinsman, 5000 Champion. $500.
LIBERTY, 81 zE 1890 Bristol. $500
Vienna. % sss.T0es Bloomfield, $500.
81 1900 Newten. gu4.40O
Johnston,s 3,l00 Braeeville, 3.TG0
Gustavak. has a8,7e0 LSoathiRgton, 1900.
Weatherssea. 1890 fFafhiagton. 1900
Rowland, { $500 Nesepotamia $500
Dazetta. 5000 -
The amount already subscribed by citi-
zens Of Warren, exceeds $4,000, which
is $4,000 more than their proportion. and
this sun will be further Increased About
5000 was subscribed by citizens of other
townships, who were present at the meet
ing here on Thursday, which sum should
be deducted from the quOtaie4pacted from
those townships. zzi15c ii Er9 1850 Z
.z Now let those citizens Of Trumbull coun-
y who remain at their homes in peace and
safetyswhile the RoSer,Of their young men
g foTthatS to- confront danger, disease and
.death,sin their most terrible forms, in ODE
.dience to the can of their country, do Aeu.
day GLso; and see to it that the sallant
fellows want fon nothing which may be me-
+eessary for their health andlcsmfcrt which
money can procure, and that the famiEes
which arc left without stay or support du-
ring theiF absence, shall be as well prOyi-
ded for as Rhenthe soldiers we're at home.
Let those Who hare wealth remember that
to the Governmeut and the laws, and to
them alone, are, they indebted for prOtec-
ton to that property; and now when a por-
tion-of tits neeledoto sustain that govern
ment and those who 60 70 peril their lives
in lis defence. It should be poured out as
free as water. The scOrn aud contempt of
the cOmmunitys should be visited upon the
head Of every manwhO in a time likethis.
viii neither take up arms for his country.
nor furnish bis proportion Of the material.
aid to those who will Y
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IN this community.
A Presidential campaign Of greater an
tcsest and exsitenlent than any which pre-
cedea t0has passed, ana a RepsbEcanyfor
the krst time, was elected.
one year. ago. this nation vas At peace
wiz all the EOEld Since then, the fres
Of sciEihKar have been Ii GIFTED, and from
the Ar6stsek 20 tie Gulf of Mexico, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific the PEOPLE are
moved as sby an earthquake,
Yerils. it has been an eveHtfd ysar.oa
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al sfE8T--@~
- One Year.

l-aEL ~ =
On the lst5Ofs MAJ, as6Qs alarge part
of this town was ih ashes. To-day, larger
and handsOmer buildings stand where was
blsckncss and ruins. then Within the
last 8earthe khads# of the wings Of the
death angel has brooded Of~tensogerithis
vicisits, ana many aEseat At tie ablsI and
the hearth las been made raeapt g 1
The Mecca eli discogerybas maze some
men richaDaokhersspOor, and inssmc mca-
sure has affected the business of every man
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PIckpockETs

Constable -Steyens arrested a man on
the Camp Saturday afternoon, for making
too free with the pockets of other peeple.
The last coup of the felleK was stealing
half dozen pocket Testaments from vol
untecrs. under the suppression that they
we're pocketboOks. Verify that was seed
soWn il, stony places. sr7
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guB EATING pRPARrMENr.

"a Many e~orsPlaints have been made resree-
ting tie quality Of the provisions served
out to the troops. Those who supply the
commissairiat must be a precious set of
scOundrels if 7they will nOtsfurnish good
Wholesome food when they are paid $3.50
per week for furnishing eatables alone,
a correspondent of the Leader saws
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- COmp2nyAf from this place under Capt
.Asper, are admitted to be as fne a body
of men as are "a tBe tamp.s iEn's1 aai
= The dill is Somewhat severe, but our
boys laugh at il. rr7-a sfs
From the Cleveland papers we CLEAN the
following incident of eamp-life. o. @
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Camp Taylor.

Oamp 1ayIot'
The Fair Grounds at Cleveland have
been appropriated to military uses, and,
the troops from Northern Ohio arc must
cred into service there.