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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
WAsHINGFON lIATTRRs.

" sl-iAAMfAe1 sAAAI -
Carl Churz has been deprived ofths grsti6ns-
ton of proceeding wish his brigade 20 Fortress
Monroe His leave Of absence as minister to
SPAIN was TO day revoked, AID be will at once
enter upon The discharge Of bis duties a. Md
rid -1 -it-
sraphed TO the Collector st Cincinnati an order
to facilitate supplies OF goods to the lOyaliss Of
Western Virginia. .enteriRg at the port Of W heel
ing, that section being exempt from the restris-
The general character Of the correspondence
just received here shows \ better understanding
in Eur0peap Capitali Of the irne condition nftlle
Affairs Of this country i. y. ~
The aTst Diplomatic dinner Of the President viii
lake place tuesday next.
The President has determined to appoint the
Hon. Hr. Scnenok Brigadier General.
Col. Anderson Ras been assigned command of
3 Western military department. -
Gen. Mcdowell, COMMANDING the new virginia
military eeogranhicel tieUaFfuient bas no pSrtic-
ulaT place FOR his headquarters. They viii be
moFeable, according 10 circGmsiances.
Information has reached Washington that the
Secession forces have thrown up earfhWOrks, per
haps 200 feet square at Manassas Gap Junction,
and commanding the track Tor perhaps q mile
They are under command Of Gen BOnhhm, OF
South Carolina. Col Hagruder was there IN
n 4 Seieved 1 tbsf ol Kehams South Caro-.
Ina regiment has moved up the road 10 Oentre-
vile Fairfax county, TO- strengthen the position
there, in view Of the probability that the Federal
troops WOuld strike blow at that peint TO cut OF
communication with Harpers Ferry.
Gov. Yates and Hon. John A. McClernand
leave here 70 morrow for their homes IN Illinois,
having accomplished the o[ject OF their business,
which was The Arrangement Of certain military
commercial and subsistence questions
Another result Of their mission IL the accept,
ance Of six regiments Of three months volunteers
f5r three year., together with eleven additional
regiments for the same period It aaE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
Last NIght's Report.
FROM NEW YORK.


aist NEw YoRK, Nay 20.
The Commereialls Washington dispatch says:
Col. Butler, brother Of General Butler had 4
long interview with the Cabinet.
Gen. Butler desires that instructions may be
sent to him regarding the method Of dehiinE
with fRgitiYes. 1t a understood The Govern.
ment fully endoraes the previous course Of Gen.
Butler, regarding slaves - '-A-
Special TO the PosJ.--Great interest is manifest
Cd IN the Baltimore habeas corpHs case. u is
thought the Government viii respect the eORrts
and civil pOWeu.
Secretary Cameron Is H.
The Presid, Mt accepted four Illinois regiments
who come 20 him rather than await State action.
They include Ellsworth's original ZOuaVes and
Hooks German regimeni.
It Is said that Md Shslier has been rendered
the Colonelcy Of the Fire ZouAYes, In place Of
the lamented Elisworth; but Il Is unknown
whether he will accept. ; ftl ~ slt
In day or two en- advance column Of the
Grand Army wiz be pushed forward to Manas-
sas Junctiol
-The Tist New York Regiment have Fetuvnsd to
Washington Navy Yard. A false alarm took
them down the river
The Governments Is satisfied that its naval pre-.
DaratiOnS are In such state Of forWardneas as
10 sdectEally blcckade every Southern port BY
June 18th.
Other election returns In Virginia, shows the
vote in Aeooutiuk prFeinet, near Mt. Vernon,
was 76 for Union, and 10 for Secession.
Wfetzei county give 6l3 majority for Union.
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FROM WAsHINeToN,

= -t--- - --Ag -
The Worlds special dispatch SAYS:
Ihe usf Regiment only went Is far as Alex
Ths lst and ID Ohio Regiments marched across
ne Lsag Flags thls Si;sEnoon, spa are eHepmp
Itis The general impression that soon a move.
ment viii Be made 50 far into Yirginia That an
resrest q &c rebels AZ Harpers Ferry win be
A well known citizen of North Caroline rsaoh.
ed here tonight from that state he think -.
ports Of the number. condition and armament OF
the southern troops are greatly exaggerated. IT
seems that Il Is their determination 10 act solely
on the defensive IN this war
The ID N. \. Regiment was sworn IN to-day
except some 500 who refused TO be sworn for
three years All their nnisorms except their pan
tal0oll we're stripped from them, and they oane
into the ely nom the sneampuent.
Ho1. Jas. Ashley, Of Ohio. arrived tonight
from FORTRESS Monroe. he reports all quietl
There Were some 10 90 men under Gen. Buffers
command. De VIII make no advance into Vir-
si3Rls s3l sl,tll ne hss e least 10 300 more.
Ihe l7soune,1 dispEich says.
A citizen Of Padacah, who was pressingfy in
Tited % teagei repofn the secession feeling n The
six western counties Of Kentucky a BEING fniiv
e9a y .. ,t ... S2 y Soath Sarolna From the Ten
Arms and ammunition are daily being fahen
througl montgomery county, Maryland. 10 IIar.
The dsiails ofthe new levy Of sloo ooo VII
soon be made known to fheHeolnfrV
Ale ELfll0ell lalQ today that all FefiaaanfrI
ready Fcf service would have an opportrnlfV II
come forward m e few days.
Fifteen regiments ln All have been accepted IN
Lilut Col. Heinfzeluan had q CcIcnelcr con-
ferrea upon him this m0Tniag. He is the man
Wilo grove CaTtenas from eKas
Al Important movement on Grafton, Va. e
nelng ma1es .1larFe- body OF troops have al
ready crossed the river hastily 70 tiieir rendaz-
Foos 4oe tirE Inia defachrenf is a. Grafton IN
eonslde loice, ard it Isl believed that col
Gsion h inevitable. Harparia FsrrE syriil nras-
ably be eY2c1eted by this direction ef colnmns
NttEost e4J olseif aellon8lEalion being made
upon the troops there posted - -
IO-moIroWa = very Important adVarce arai1sf
the rebel ior9es e Harper's Ferry tates 1iace
IRON thlledelphia- Five regime1is 20 fcr5rl1rd
via haIfsburEh nnc Chamhersburq ihderl l.r1
Patteraon, simultaneous with ihe idTancsa "a be
made iEnm the vest under command Of Cen He-
Clelian. u r, a-l---9- - =
rhe Hsrald's correspondent learns from 4 fsov.
ernuent olcer mat the Secretary of Eer ia
made ppllcati0n some days arc for q large e-,a-,
tify Of rolling stock Of The Hn1firnors -, ,0hic
Rail1oad, 81 b used en- tie Ofanre and Aieren.
dria Road. He viii soon have that road fn yTori-
ing order for the transportation of men snd ana
plies. Tue hrst movement will probablY- IS
made on Manassas GAP Junction that hsinT-
considered g highly Important position ana rllef
once n possession cf tle Government ff viii ~
the ksy 2 az the opszaticnl Of ne rebels,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
LATE NEWS.
DAILY AFTERNOON LRADER.


At the urgent request Of many of our
friends living upon the lines Of the Lake
Shore and the Sandusky Railroads, and to
crafty many in the city, whose avocadon is
such that they have no time to read morn
ing paper, but who would prefer the LEADER
If published in the afternoon, an afternoon
edition Of the Morning LEADER will be issued
BY the prOprietors on and after June lst, to
be entitled @ClsYeland Morning Leader, AE-
ternOOn Edition.
This edition will contain the latest tele-
graphic news up to the hour of going to.
press; also all the local news up to the same
time. Special attention viii be paid to
market and marine news.
This edition will be equal il every respect
to the morning edition, Awill be of the same
size and contain an equal amount of reading
matter. The afternoon LEApER win equal
the morning LEADER in keeping pre-eminently
above all contemporaries as to the latest and
most reliable news. O. q 81 "
The present success of the DAILY LEADER
-uneHAmpled in any former history Of
Cleveland nswspapers-is the best evi-
dence that it ellis the requirements of the
public for live newspaper. And the pro-
prietOrs viii endeayor to fill a void now ex-
isting, by making the afternoon edition as
POPul=r ans reliable as cur morning edition
now is. 3o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
INTERESTING FR0lI BkLFImORR.


A steamer from Fortress No roe has arrived
here. She len last evening at 6 O'Clock when q
steamer under h dag Of truce had Just landed
over one hundred refugees on the Cumberland.
They were mostly wives and children of labOrers
in the navy yard. They report that there are
from 1900 70 3 600 troops at Norfolk and Ports
mouth. hzt lNtr p III
Gen. Beanregard had not arrived.
The Louisiana and Georgia troops are the best
accOutred and disciplined
Provisions were very high
Sixiy-seven Union votes Wsro casf Al Pofts-
mouth, and over twenty IN Norfolk .e,-
Several batteries have been espied between
Monroe ana Norfolk. That upon Crauey Island,
midway between and commandiur the frIurcach
70 HorfSlk and Portsmouth, has embrasures foE
forty guns.
The eneampment at Newport Point has thus
far been undisturbed
No immediate attack on SeWnllse Point or Nor
folk need Be expected.
Gen. Butler will rot risk valuable lives for A
point Of 30 little stra1igic fnDoFtanee conpared
with Others near at hand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
HON. ROBERT SCHENCK A
MAJOR GENERALi an
TIE BORDER STATE CONVENTION /
THE sIrOArioN AT sEwALl's PoiNr
The Ohio Pubic works Leased 70,
S2oO7s per xearI
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FRoaI WAsHINqFON.

WAsHHGToE, May %.
The following is from Fortress Monroe. dated
Aonday evening, May 29th, from the cOrresDOn-
dence OF the Associated Press:
A force Of 2b0J men, including few regulars
ana four pieces OF artillery, formed today an
entrenehed camp at Newport, near the mouth Of
1ne James kiVei, about ten miles from Fortress
The rebel battery fred four shots At the I'm
pie City and Quaker City Of SeWall's Point,
and though over three miles distant the shot fell
but little Short indicating that the guns Of the
rebel battery are Of the heaviest calfbre. New
port, Ike SeWallis Point s IN plain sight from.
EOrtTess Monroe. The rOadsiead there & about
three miles wide. One 0biect OF the entrenched
camp L 70 command a sand island which Is mid
way between, and completely guards the en-
trance 70 james River. Gen. Butler was fearful
that the rebels would take p0sseaiiOn Of the H.
land Newport Commands also 10 a Erest extent
the peninsula between the james aud YoEk
river. =. = -,
A large force Is TO be assembled there, and so
important movement Is likely to meet Opposi
ton.
There Ess evidently great activity at sswall's
Hampton Is nearly deserted. The long bridge
there WIS burned on Saturday.
About sone hundred fhgftives came On this
morning They were provided with rafiCus and
set 70 NofE.
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CompnnIes Tor the Wnr.

The following is list of Companies ae-
cepted for three years service from among
those not attached to any regiments which
were ordered into camps or early reported as
full q H7a 5i 10 s
coAPASIEs ACcEPTED FoR rHREE YEARS SER
&l VICE.
Adams county, CaptSEl Patterson; Allen.
Capt. Harbert Ashtafnjts, Capt. Giddings;
Belmont, Capt. Charles Worth; Butler, Capt.
Smith; Carroll, Capt Beatty; Columbiana,
Capt. Higgins; Coshocton, Caps. Given;
Crawford; Capt J. Kiles; Cuyahoga, Cant,
Johnson; Cuyahoga Capt. Arnold; Cuyaho-
ga, Capt. McEirath; Delaware, Capt. Mere
dith; Erie, Capt, Weller Fayette, Capt.
johnson; Franklin, Capt. Walcutt; Highland,
Capt Hill, Holmes; Capt. Dralle, Huron;
Capt Kellogg, Huron; Capt. Terry, Jefferson;
Capt. Oliver, Lake; Capt Moore, Logan;
Capt Comfy, Lorain; Capt. Howard, Ma6on-
ing Capt Zimmerman, Medina; Capt. Kilsea;
Monroe: Capt Washbnrn, Monroe; Can't.
Williams, Montgomery county; Capt. Jack
son, Morgan; Capt. Hanna, Morrow; Capt.
Crawford, Muskingum; Capt. Surges, Rich
land; Capt. Buckman, Sandusky; Capt.
Crowell, Seneca; Capt Way, Trumbull; Capt.
Hall, TuscarawAsi Capt. Nugent Wayne;
Capt. Simms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

Full regiments OF ST Louis volunteers, under
the Commend Of Col CbultneF, arrived this AZ
Supplied with Minnie riAes, camp equipags, and
provisions for thirty days. Two batteries will
Be cent from here to day. l-t1
a gentleman from the South reports thatof an
troops under the Commend Of Gen. Pillow, only
81 900 are well armed, these principally At Union
City and Randolph, Arnis, however, are daily
arriving for olherS. --s
Ehres 80 Founders. three q pCunders, one
inen hoWiizsT, and ona iHch mortar arc now
hsre laouutilg. end Wili be finished 70 morrow
he neEs that ts0ops have been sent into YiF-
sl1le ron ohio Hireugthens The belief Of IN
early movement from here.
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Gdntationaf.
.O THE TEACHERS on CUYA.

TO THE TEACHERS on CTTYA-
Il -hOGA CQUhTf.-The undersigned School
kxaminers Of cEyahoga County, makst ne foIioNin-
IExamlnatiOns Tor the coming year VA b as f5l-
June-Ist SATURDAY. ttA
July-lst Saturday. c9 gfg luaf 7uu
August-lst and % Saturdays.
september-lst and 81 Saturdays
0ctober-a 81, Sd and eth Saturdays 81
hoyember-'st %, %, 4th and 5th Saturdays.
lanuary-lst and % Satnriiays 1aadi
ksDrpary-lst Saturday. ~
Harch-lst, ID and 81 saiardays
April-lst. q and Cd 6sfufliavG fserar p.
Aay-lst and I'd Saiurdays.
Al L1sminatio1s viii take plnea 1t the Pros1ect
Stree. sehool Eouse Cleveian1, and viii 81 o1Iisi
Se5rtlneetes q oral Charastsr " u Be rrauirsd Of
1PPloselt- Inc Board viii b. most rsadv 10 accent
tom h Principal OF sorae Schooi or sds7,V ,bisb
the applicant has atteude8 ~ r
IN ord to elevate the standard Of qu1Iiacatious
X WIN b9 the policy Of the Boald not to grant oertid
es ol long duration, except where Applicants prove
tinemsel ves Thoroughly Qualieed, and 20 reject IN
nation, as indicated By the following quotation from
the = hOoi Law: mo person shall be employed asa
such psrson shall have rs Obtained nom Aid SS II
aInineis or any two Of tfsn, q csrtifeate Of good
teach OrthogrHphy, Readiug, Writing Erithmefie
G. ogrsPhy, aad E1giish Grammar, and n cass such
higher Grade, he she shall frst obtain 4 csftis-
ste q be requisits in addition 70 The
As the lag viii Dot permit the enpIoynept of up5
Person who hss not 4rst Obtained 8 csrtideaisi 1e
animation at least three or four Weeks bef,rs 49,
time appointed for openi1R Erhoois 80
IN ireniar. eraeiRg The above action Of the Board
him and preserve ne zane & S4snS rsEsss COPY nom
! & BidEiLeonWE' 81 dAEiLeonWE' aeao.,s :, E,.m,,.,,
E.P.lHGERsOJL,
ClsVelandi May q, lssl;dlEAWlm
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FROM BALTIMORE.

@ BALTMoRE, Nay 2e.
A gentleman from Norfolk Gays Beauregard
was expected Tuesday night. ,t .,l.lI -.-f
The troops n. n do not exceed seven thousand.
Accesslona dnily expected.
SeWalls Point battery was almost destroyed
now repairing H.
Il was anticipated that Gen. Butler would land
forces Of Ocean View, six miles from Sevalls
Point and ten miles fr0m Norfolk
In.PGTtsmOuth seventy votes were east against
secession BY a rifle company, who were imnedi'
ately disbanded.
There Is but one riasd cannon at sewElls
Point
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
The Dispatebes.

Our dispatches this morning are ofihterest
and Importance, although net startling. We
have late news of the military situation of
Eastern and Western Virginia Carlo, st.
Louis, and Pensacola. An act passed the
Confederate Congress prohibiting the ship
@snt Of cotton through Northern ports by
rail or otherwise. Tbs win only ham their
cotton closer in than before.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
FROM sT. LOUIS.

s. ST.. LoUrs, Nay 20.
j II. Cranes furniture establishment, on
Third street, was burned last night Los about
so 600; insured.
0t'sL lIoATthurS regiment OF Illinois volun-
teeFs left Caseyyille yesterday, under orden, TO
proceed % some point southRerd.
Col. Blair's regiment Of Aissourl volunteers
are under marching orders, aud are expected to
move towards Virginia in day or i've
A revolt IN the Penitentiary az Jefferson City
on Monday night, resulted in the escape Of iour
prisoners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
FRO8f BOSTON.

A correspondent Of the Transcript states that
the Commanders OF the Minnesota and NinRara
are u possession Of the names and descriptions
Of the vessels shortly expected At New Orleans
with valuable arms aud munitions Of war pur-
chased by the rebels IN Europe A close watch
is arranged for their capture.
The ship Rebellion, recently arrived at New
Orleans from Boston, has been seized by the rebel
authorities. ~,
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RROM KENTUCKY.

FRANKFoRT, May %.
In Convention to-day, Messrs Gamble, Han,
Guthrie, Roeklife, Bell, Dixon and Dunlap, were
chosen committee 70 prepare general address
MeasIs. GHthTie, Bell, Dixon, Williams and
Richardson sre appointed committee TO prepare
an address 10 the people Of Kentucky.
On resolution the membels Of the Convention
were sworn to be faithful to the Constitution of
the United States while holding membership.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
FRoM CINCINNATI.

CgEcTsNaTI, May %
Last night Col. Kelley, n command Of the ist
ke7tnent Of Virginia volunteers, gieilOued 81
Wheeling, lecsived orders to march. They len
Wheeling at O'Clock Monday morning moying
towards Grafton. ...-l.IF
After their departure the 18th Ohio Regiment
stationed at Bellaire, under command Of Colonel
Irwin, numbering 1000 strong, crossed the river
ena followed Col. kelley's command.
3 b ltih Ohio Regiment, under command Of
Col. Steedman, crossed the Ohio, at Marietta, at
Vifatnia
AT mldnighton Monday, the rebels evacuated
Grafton IN great haste
Gel. Kelley Is probably In possession of Graf
ton this mogniua, .dI 50 lIsa1. 7r.It Haf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

1t is stated that at the border State Con-
ventiOn now In session at Frankfort, mem-
bsrs were required to take the oath Of fdeli-
ty to the Constitution Of the United States
while they served as members. This is an
unexpected instance Of loyalty in the border
representatives.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
The FIecIIon d cnnrre..men.

The elections On Tuesday, for successors in
Congress to the Hons. John Sherman and
Thomas COrwin, resulted in the election of
Judge Worcester in the place of the former,
and Mr.. Harrison in the place of Corwin.-
Judge WOrcester's majority is from 1900 to
1000. Huron county gave him 1900 ma
jority, and Erie county 500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
Leasing ofrhe PnhIIc Worl,s.

The Public Works of the State Of Ohio
were yesterday leased to ThOs. Dugan & Co.
for ten years at 500, ,O75 per annum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Nay o.
The transport steamer Empire CITY has arrived
from Fortress Monroe. She Eeporu that the
HaTriet Lane has capfured the schoouars Catha-
rine, Of Newburn, and Iris, Of Baltimore Both
were laden with naval stores.
Thd ffigate Niagara arrived at Havana on the
18Th, and sailed on the 2Sd on 4 cruise.
The gunboat Huntsville arrived at Havana on
the 22d.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
THR aRCBssfONIsTs PLAN.


SAAAAA A7AAANi M -
Il Is known that the Secessionists at Williams
port and Hagerst0Wn are sonceEtrs ing plan 20
enable the Nirginians TO invade Washington -
This move Is supposed TO Indicate an attempt to
interfere with the Uleotiou Of Thomas 10 Congress
which is deemed an overwhelming certslnty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
ER0lI pHILAnRIPHIA.

4 rfsfI - RHILADELPHIk, May o.
- A western movement Of the Philadelphia
troops Is on foot Several regiments under Gep.
Patterson leave st once on the PennsylVania
Rosd. Its rUmored their destination Is Harper's
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
FROM CHAMRRRsRpRG.

'f CHAMRRRsBURo, May %.
Tha latest from HarpeF's Ferry says 10 900
troops are there, and 400 on Maryland Heights
The latter are without field pieces isftI .l,r4
At HagersioWn the Secessionists were terror
struck By the late rcinf0rcements at Chambers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
FRnaT NE1F RnnEE

~ Ea1 NEW XoRK, Nay %.
Bartlett's Naval Brigads left for Fortress Mon.
roe today, numbering $50 men. with several Of
james rlhed c4unon- They are all seamen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

oTL.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vata in superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsmau streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G, H. KIDNEY.
ianlaR1n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

FRAEK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. / Horses and
Carriages At reasonable figures.
- aep24R7s:1v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

BROOKS s. o. q q. W.. BUILD.
ID ERS. Also Manufacturers Of boors Blinds,
Gothic work Particular attention paid % FitfiDa
eP Stores. Factory On Division 6trost, near Cslfr6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

" 49, NEW OnlEAHs, Nay o.
An act passed Congress previous 10 rsIioarning
prohibiting tEe shlpnent Of eottnn iorr tbe Con.
Tolerate States except through selports Of ND
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAeHzNoroN, Nay g.
Frederick Heckers Illinois Regiment viii
probably be accepted by the Government.
The prObahi|Il atc that the Brigade Of Carl
Heharz, who k now here, viii be sent to Fortress
Allen A. Burteu, OF Kentucky, has been sp-
pointed Resident Minister At New GTanada, In
placc Of Gen. Jones, Of Iowa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
o0RwIN's sUO0EssOR.

hla arH .sFsi XEErA, o., Nay 2o.
Richard A. Harrison, Union candidate for
Congress from the seventh district, Was elected
BY small majority, A very light vote Was cast.
J he election was held 70 fll Tom COrWin's place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

- sse advertisement Of DR.. sanford's
Liver Invieorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30

LOUIsyILLE, May g.
The tobacco Falr At spratt,s YVarehonae Vas !.
decided success. Two hundred and hfty-three
nogeneads were opened for competition ghich-
sole at prices e1ceediug the average oE isst year
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
TROoPs NPTVF6I p y
Prom

]. n. -'NIll1lALi nay 29.
The Garibaldl regiment from New York nss.s,s
through here about O'Clock to -niaht md lsarc'.
ed through the city. ----'-A
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G. Q. O.-Oary's COUGH Cure. /,

~ Military blankets and cloth direct
from the mandatory and at manufsctursrs'
prices. By {. q. Robinson, ls7 Superior
street, Cleveland. Ayery superior quality
Of blanket inpervious Z VunIer. Onmpanies
supplied On short mott a. hlloyders viii
Be met with prompt at egfifn. AddruJs @.
b. Robinson, Is2 Superior street. Do.
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