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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
EOREIGN NEWS.

Napoleon Does Not Care to 90
to War.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

@rJ. B. Cobb Z Co. have the finest and
most magnificent lot Of books in this city
for Christmas and New Years gifts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

FELEK PARKHR,-Liyery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
esp24Ra6:Iy
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U1VAGE'S URSINA, Oh GBEUIEE
A. PALMER,
na= Drfa a proEDecf ST..
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~ For ChTistmas Gift, Of every de-
sCripHon, esH At J. B. Cobb { Co.'S, Mo- al
Superior street..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

Destruction Of Missouri Rail-
roads by Rebels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

Va DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and Electropathy, cures obstinate cases O.
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neural
sia and all nervous diseases, and diseases o.
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs and all Chronic diseases
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured In this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. lit Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

IA Diaries for 1852 Of all kinds-for sale
BY J.. B. CObb& Co.'s, 24l superios street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
FORRTGN NEWS,

ST. john, Dec. Al.
The steamer Arago via Southampton, the
Ilth, passed Cape Race last evening. Her
adVices are three days later than per tbs
America.
Cotton 6rmer, but quiet.
Breadstufs dull and declining.
There had been no abatement In the bel
Igerent attitude Of England.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

Paris papers assert that dispatches sent By
the British Government to Lord Lyons, al
though couched in moderate language, are,
nevertheless, inhexible in their conclusion,
which is the restoration Of the Commission
en-. If tins Is I refused, Lord Lyons is ia leave
Washington with all the members Of the Le-
CATION. The same journal afirms that the
English war vessels which are o being
prepared for sea would leave for AmeFiea il
the beginning of January.
The PAtrie publishes the following under
the head Of latest intelligence;
It is stated that the dispatch addressed By
the British Cabinet TO Lord Lyons to be COM
municated to President Lincoln, Is based u
cluslvely on legal considerations. This de.
cision establishes that the commander Of the
San Jacinto, by acting as be has done hsl
committed q fragrant breach Of maritime law
and insulted the British Gag, that the only
right that officer Wilkes possessed Wss 70
compel the Trent to 90 to SOM American
port where the case could have bean brought
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

- Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that UAN
EoF BIZ sROEzE BIT TIE HAT, can be found at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are ire
gusntly lest or suspended BY mal-rraotieos and VI
Goua habiia, that viii inevitably Lad to hereditary
dHolHa unleas checked In time, Resd the truths laid
o IN the treaties "Hansn Fraily, or Phyuiolog-
toat BssourohoS" Iti s deliberately illustrated with
oolored onUavinsI and win convince the most bard.
aacd and unoOnoornsd, a. we'll e relieve the mlndl
oftke most responding, b. leading them In the right
ohaRnol ior FOlisfo Of bodily and mental agony and
o0pair.
bnla b. DE. BARBOW, IA Biesoker street. HeR
EorG. fFioo IS conta, Sent Tree everywhere.
sOd also ~ 6. ". Ozark, Drugvista Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Hsll's, IT Public squarS.
aug3-RII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
gianos,
GEO. A. BARLOW,
I'M IN I'm
PA

From tbs CELEBRATED manufactOry Of VIM. Kuabs&
90, Baltimore These ianos have the mil lion
frame, OVsrstfunE bass, aud al the latest In prove
ment6 ard for volume and zVsunsss OF tone, ea1F
aed agreeable action, durability, and finish, sre su-
psriOF 10 any other manufacture, and Will be sold as
the lowest prices.
An Intending to get a Piano, should not fan to see
these inst. uments before purchasing elsewhere.
U-Every Plano Is fully warranted for 1--WE
yesrE, and the priuego o. exchange given 81 anE
time within sin months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
Colored Lishts.

U0I0FoG LI8nt1s
For Tableaux-Rod, White, and Blue. Put
up in boxes ready for use by
STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
Nov. SO-364 Iw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
GpeflM WdthfG.
TO HORSE OWNERS

d, Sweets Inftllible Eminent for Horses is I'M
nVaed By any, and IN all cases Of Lameness, arleing
Aom bpraiuas Bruises or WronchiuR, Its efct is
nngical and certain. Harness or saddle Calls and
Bingeone may BE- easily prevented and cured in their
tnafienf Stages, but confirmed cases ara beyond the
possibility Of q radical care. No case Of The kind,
houoYer, iaso despOrats or hopeless but It may BE-
anoFtatod By this Eminent, and its iaithfal appli-
etuon Whl aiWays remove the iamensss, and enable
the horse % travel with comparative ease.
avery hous owner should have this remedy at
hsnt, OK ia timely use at the fret appearance Of
L4menoaa viii enOotualy prevent those formidable
ai1asos mentioned, 70 which an horses sro liable,
renders 80 many otherwise vainabls horses
nearly worthless. Strong A Armstrong, Agents for
Clsgeland. Observation-Disclosures
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
,@FnQs aud a8lEatfiSEa.

1.-TWO HUNDRED BBLs CARBUN
OIL for sale ct less than manufacturer prices.
G. ". CLARK
Successor TO Vim. IiHkot
1o sunarfor 81.
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Prom PARIS,

PARH Dec 6.
The Bourse continues fat rsntes opened
at 69E. 30 and closed 1t 69E. lOcy or lower
than yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

lust
'el Flannel and Cashmere fancy shirts,
dsels MAINS, l62 suPsrior st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

~ Madame Bishops concert takes
place this evening ct the Academy of Music.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

~ Holiday Gift Emporium, at j. B.
Cobb 4 Co.'s, al Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

THE WAR JOURNALIST POSTED.
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OHICAGO IL
----,.nwu

CHICAGO mARKEE-Dec' IL
THx TzLBeRAPB,l
HOUR-MRrket inactive. a.
WHElT-Market &c higher. bals8a 81 osStVSN
No l. 6sn6lKc for No 2 In store. aoot<.s g.
CORN-Market Nc higher. Sales ct zN@zsfoA
mixed in store.
OATS Market STEADY 4. uya
HOGS-Drsssed are uominalat S275@S'Oi i've
RRs0EiPTs~LsObb s hOuri 47rOO bush wheat
5000 bus corn. Dra
MUM.
E.Y, sFOOK mARKEE.-Deo. IL
IBY F~ILBGBAFH.l
anddemand more active.
STRRLNG RXOHANGE-Quiet At lN49
I2I for bankers bills, C1.-.l.,d
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet and STEADY, CtSseLIs
+ pitth1r9h IlH: Milwaukee 3 P.airts duphieq 10
do I'd preferred IS; Michigan Southern guaT1pstSsSe %
s.; Michigan Central A1i Arie psels6Lee Son5 = !,
%. North Carolina IS GO; Brooklyn aier Loah W
PennSyIyanIa Central 5S; New York Central Iols.
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6Our eDjoymsnt VA supreme, when We heard he
aloQ uent Language Of enc OF tho8s noble Anstrumen1-
Indsed the citilenB Of Batimor may veil teela ae-
Frea q prida n fha pos5aIsion ofslch an extensive
and progperoUa e5tablahmsnL which ADDS not cnT-
also 70 is artistic Ana" Decls3&
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~ Holiday GIFTS for Little Folks, at J
B. Cobb Co.'s, No. 141 Superior street.
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NATURAL MAGIUI


Gulsslaa go. HapPOss you have sandy red,
Whit4 gtEzlT, or haming yellow hair. suBPoss you
WE . hght brown, q rich dark brown, or raven
hisnk. We'll, JOG Apply az you are WiBsl
ORHTADORO's EXUELsIOR HAR DYE
and iR 10 minutes your mirror shows yOUa
WSED1KFUL TRANSPORTATION u
Frsrg hair that Ew moments before was an un-
dghfly Bfsh-ish, Is now an element Of beauty. "a
nsgniRoant hoAd Of hair is the exclamation when
sysr ro1 me9Ter. The difference between
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST
vsnot nOrs striking thaa kst between q gray or
ed haad in q 1tato Of mature, Saa p2e In which this
ansus dEe has been applied.
. Mnnukstured b. }. Oristadorci EO.e Aster House,
NV YORK. sold sverywhere, and APpleaby Al hair
Dresser.
mHR BEST AkTIBlUIAl Help
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

- Holiday Gifts for grown up people at
]. B. Cobb & Cos, No 241 Superior street.
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Irish Sympathy With America.

THE VOICE OF IRELAND.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
FROM NEW YOKK.

SEIZURE OUR PowDER-wILsoN BAKER JOIN THE
ARMY-MAssACHUsErTS REGIMENT AT FORT NC HENRY
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
Nyw YoRx Anril 23.-One thousand barrels of pow
der, bound to New Orleans was seized yesterday also
lot of blank registrations for vessels.
Vessels seward bound suspected are closely Wafched.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, has enlisted as a
private in the Massachusetts, Rlhes
Senator Baker, of Oregon, has been chosen Colonel
Of the California Regiment
The Massachusetts Eighth Regiment has landed at
Fort McHeury, Nd.
The Hungarians Swiss and Italians are forming ne"
Rife Regiment The British residents have formed an
Infantry Regiment, and are forming another.
Collector Barney says he has information that the Of
fetal correspondence between Washington and BaiIl-
more resulted in an understanding that the Batmoreans
would repair the railway bridges and telegraph lines so
as to keep communication open
Hon. Daniel Z. Sickes contemplaies raising regi-
ment.
Commodore Vanderbilt is said to have Informed the
Government that it have, gratis his whole fleet Oh
steamers, fully manned and equipped.
A lot Of uniforms have been seized IN Dey street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
humors of Con,promi,..

The town has been very much exercised for several
days with rumOrs Of compromise to be proposed by
Lincoln. We have given no credit 10 these rum0rs and
still believe them entitled 20 none. There is no doubt
bat that wholesome terror pervsdcg the Federal
Metropolis. The names Of J,F Davis and Ben McCul-
loeb deprive Lincoln Of bis Aep and make many Of his
associates turn pale. That truce or some reacherous
device TO give them time to gather great army at
Washington is very desirable, is probable enough Il
may be that some Of theu since the up rising OF Vi gn,
seeing the faculties THAT viii attend the attempted CO.
ercOa, really DESTROYS Of propositions for peace
but We have no reason to believe that the majority
would prefer any terms in a spirit of caudOr and
truth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
CUMBERLAND on A WAR FOOTING.
CUMBERLAND, April oath.

To he Editor of the Wig:
Tue above caption is not figure Of speech, intended
for effect but a reality, as the sequel will show ou
military strength the militia rolls numbers little
over 400 s counted and of this number our volunteer
companies have over POO.
The Cumberland Troop the Oldest organization 4
ba class in this State has nearly 100 men to answer til
roll call all in substantial uniform mounted on the fines
horses in the county, armed with sabres aud pair OF
Colts navy six-shooteTs TO each man. Their galian
captain, Henry Z johnson, of the right mei'l',
is acquainted with every member of his command, ano
has their entire confidence.
The "Black Eagle" Rife company, numbering about
So rank and fe is composed of the choicest spirits o.
the lower end of the county, and their whoe-soued cap
tain. Carter L. HARRISON trained a. the military school
is as well fitted by nature as education to discharge every
duty that may devOlve upon him.
The "Roush and Ready" Rife company completed it
organization yesterday numbering about 80 men
young vigorous, and active; and their captain kooe'
Baughan young ard ardent ike his command uu;es the
mpeuosity Of youth with the prudence and caution o.
maturer years.
And if YOU will permit me- will mention little Incl
dent Indicative of the sentiment OF an humble class II
our midst Frank Lpscomb free negro, native OF TIM
county. residing near the courthouse, whose taxable
property amou, TO several thousand dollars, and who
mas ALWAYS maintained unbemshed reputation waited
mon captain johnson few days ago. and very mod silly
offered 10 20 with the Cumberland Troop as waitman
On being told by Captain johnson that rsous were
allowed for servants and that his command were already
taxed with as much expense as they could afford Franz
very promptly replied in substance that the Common
wealth had protected him in ell his rights, without any
other charge than few dollars annually in taxes thai
he felt that he owed something more than taxes now
that he would readily furnish his own horse and pay hi,
own expenses if the troop would let him go With them
as their servant
Yesterday, Cccurt day Col V. Parrish headed list
having for is caption THE Home Guard Of Cumber
land TO be composed OF res!den. citizens over 40 years
Of age and in a very short time IS very reliable mes
were enrolled Their object is 10 organize efficient
police for the whole county to peace and quie
at every Preside Ard bopIg that peace and quiet may
wait upon ycu. Kessrs Qqill and Scissors,
remain, yours truly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
THE SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS FOR
VIRGINIA

The Charleston papers Of the Esd give animated and
stirring accounts of the settsg Of the troops from
that city, now qusrtered in city. The aacrty with
which these chvaric of the South sprang to the
side Of Virginia. upon the first niimation that the old
mother Commonwealth had seeded, will constitute
perpetual bond of brotherhood between them and all
true Virginians.
The Charleston Courier describing the leave-takDg,
says:
CAS- the troops left for the depot in groups there was
the warm hearty shaking Of hands, the friendly God
bless you and the silent prayer of brothers sisters and
mothers offered up for the safety OF South Carolina
gallant sons who, alter months OF hard service IN
the camp have noby volunteered, at the shortest no.
tice, and without opportunity TO visit their
homes to march the assistance Of he Old Dominion,
the Mother OF States and Statesmen in the day OF her
trial.
"The call made upon South Carolina has been promptly
responded to. Governor Pckeus has been perfectly
overwhelmed with offers of Bigades Battaons, Regi-
mens and Companies all DESTROYS OF being accepted as
volunteers for Virginia. The reverence felt Tor her soil
by South Caronians is only eqused by the spirit and
enthusiasm of people be the first to defend her,
and if necessary with the first blood of our State
$50 great has been the pressure OF volunteers upon
Governor Pckens for the last days that was found
absolutely necessary by written notice, to prohibit or
a time the crowd from pressing into the Executive Cham
Der at Headquarters"
splendid Regimental Banner was presented to the
volunteers by the ladies of Charleston We risk nothing
in saving that where that banner goes defeat can never
be- In presenting it, the Hon. W. D. Porter, who spoke
for the ladies' said of those over whom it was to float
"And where they 60 they will be gladly hailed =
virginia the old Mother Of States aud sesnen, DO"
proudly rising the assertion of rghu independence
will receive them with joyful acclaim, and take them tc
her embrace and lock her shield with theirs an impene
trabe phalanx against the advance OF the common op
| pressorm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
IMPORTANT FROM ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, April, 20 -oa the Washington road
from the Junction the Government has secured about
twenty five cars-half passenger and half burden-be-
sides two engines
The General Government decided, yesterday morning.
on opening telegraph communication between Annapolis
and Washington.
Several trains ill.d with troops passed the junction
Monday night and early yesterday morning. on their
way Washington.
The State companies stationed at the Junction had lett
for their homes to recruit being exhausted by the severe
Service of several days past had moved to the coun
try roads to oppose the passage Of the Northern
troops.
The Annapolis Railroad was in the possession OF the
Northern troops.
dispatch from the operator at the Annapolis juno
ton received at the Camden Station shortly after noon
Yesterday stated that the Northern troops had left An
napos 600 strong or more, aud then approaching
the Junction.
They kept the railroad track and had dragon pckets
and cannon with several howitzers and were moving IN
regular columns, extending over mile in length; Ine
body included the Seventh Regiment Of New York mill
tia and expected to reach the capital last even
inn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27

These two eminent geut.emn, now Major Generals IN
the service OF Virginia have trod the path ofe in hap
py harmony. They entered West Point toge,her-,hey
graduated together Thy entered the army together,
they advanced step by step to the highest posts in that
service. Neither ever led defeat. Together in her
hour Of trial they have both rushed 70 the defence OF
their native State aud 10th have been entrusted with the
highest positions in her army.
Their i4the s. as they are friends and comrades
in Judge Johnston served with Light Horse HaE-
~ il the times thar tried mems souls. They made their
marx OF the enemy, as their sons Will do.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
FRnA ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS April 22nd-Midshipman Fiske is going
South together with Others to join the Southern army
They viii leave this city 70 morrow or Wednesday.
This morning, Judge Brewer ordered his Court ad-
journed until the first Monday in June, it being almost
impossible get jurors and Others TO attend while the
present excitement exists.
Last night Governor Hicks chartered the steamtug Mer
chant and sent his family 20 the Eastern Shore. Two
other families left for the country this morning.
Last night the States Rights Guards, Captain Duval,
the city 10 offer their services to the citizens
but all being quiet and the Massachusetts, troops
their vessel anchored oil the habor their services
not required. and they returned to their homes While
crossing the river they hailed by tie officers at the
Naval Academy, and no. answering, shot Grod to
ong them &c, but not taking effect the Guards proceed
ei on their way without further molestation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
from the Danville Register.
THE DEPARTURE OF THE DANVlLLE VOLUN'
TErRG

AT one O'Clock on Tuesday morning last, teegrapnc
dispatch was received from the Executive OF Virginia,
ordering the Danvie Blues and the Danvile Grays to
proceed to Richmond with all proper expedition The
Gallant fellows were reused from their sumbers by the
sound of the drum heard along our streets, and at ve
O'Clock were on the and of TO the wars
Within four hours of The reception Of The ORDER they
left their homes-their families and their friends ana re-
sponded to their countrys CALL with an alacrity ngny
honorable and which, imagine has few parallels in
history
Thus went forth from our midst, this mission OF pa
triotism more than tpo hundred Of the Hover OF our
Young men. Physicians lawers, mechanics, merchants
and clerks representing most of the families OF our
town. fill the ranks Of these companies, and bear with
them the high regard of our community.
Another company of one hundred men, Ian Artillery
company will leave our town in few days.
The common council held meeting and pledged nine
thousand dollars in their corporate capacity Tor armng
the companies
II will be remembered that the council made an ap-
ropriaton to pay for the fatigue uniforms which these
companies now wear.
we believe the council made additional appropria-
ton to provide knapsacks &c.
The ladies' Of the have done all in their power 10
make the outfit of the volunteers snug and complete by
the time their services should be needed in camp
| On Monday a company Of Artillery was organized
here under the supervision of Maj Withers The men,
bers were nearly all enrolled during that day. and at the
time of meeting II names had been enlisted. The Off
|
| c. Lanier; 2nd Lieut., Geo W. Wooding; Sd Lieut., j.
B. Pace; lst Sergeant T. II Stamps, &c.
The corps will at once be put to the drill, and in a
short time be ready to receive their guns.
This constitutes the third volunteer company in Dan
vile, and the rapidy with which it was gotten to so re-
spectacle strength speaks much for the military spirit
of the town and surrounding country. No doubt the
ranks will be sweled every day until they are summoned
| into camp. -
The Danville Blues are commanded by Capt. VIM. r
Graves who served in the Mexican War as an ocer OF
the North Carolina Regiment Of Volunteers as gallant
and true a man as breahes and under whose lead his
men will face any danger.
The Dauville Greys are led by Capt. Thomas ID. Cia
borne who was educated at the Military School at Lex
ington and who, we predict will win aurels If the OPP
porunty shall be presented for display OF its courage
Both these companies are well drilled.
The Artillery company which has been raised within
the past week is commanded By Captain Lindsey H. shu'
maker who served in the MEXICAN War Lieutenant in
Captain (now COLI James ?. FrestonS company Of In
fantry, a portion of the Virginia Regiment OF foiun
| taar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
PROCLAMATION.

whereas, the Convention ofths has on this the
25h day Of April 1861 adopted ordnance or the adoption
Of he Constitution the Provisional Government Of the Cohed
atd stae Of Amsrcl and has agreei "oanvenOn be-
tn Virginia and the conederated States
Of America proper should be known to the people Of
this and TO the world Therefore, joins LAcHss
Gsyernor OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia. do hereby publish
proclaim that following auth copies Of the ord
nance and invention AZORES Id.
Given under my and Governor, and under the sea
Of the Commonwealth at Richmond this 23h day Of April
LIS ls6 and In the 10Th year Of the Com nonwealih
- JOHN LETCHER
BY the Governo-
GEoRGs W. NrSFoaD,
rrntAr ol the COrrnonNeAlth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
Patriotic.

Il to the great credit OF many employers that they
have determined that the salaries and wages OF those
employed oy them shall sill 20 on, while the volunteers
are engaged in tue service OF their country.
More than this OF the employers have furnished
their employees with funds for outfits, and will that
the families Of the patrios have shelter, food raiment
Aad fuel until the return Of toe brave soldiers.
Honor to the patriots who go aud these patriots who