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2apsE Aaaainas.
100 OO0ROLLs WALLPAPER


War has been declared and Secession s the Crder
Of the day, and now is the time for all tidy house,
keepers to ssoede from dirty and smoky walls, and
ooeToe on them with rush, new WALL PAPEBl
! Ueby improving their homes, and most Of az, the
100, 900 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale ct a. Oarson o., Isl, Superior St., and
90 Low that all can ret them.
THR COST Is MERR NOTHING,
We are now ready 70 sell French, English and
American wall Papers from 90 to 70 per cent below
peeYious prices and would most respectfully invite
Al 70 look in upon our stock before buying for In
quality Of goods and the length Of pieces, We csn
live the utmost satiaaotiOn. Our goods coming d.
reotly IRON the hotOries, thsEsby save one profit
klsOa large ssaortmsnt Of Shades Of every TaFie.
GOLD BANDS, sc. so,
Also Just opened bsaltifll lot Of
@ 0 b N ] OE s
With Bands, Lcol to., to match. O0ds and Tas-
sells IN endless cisty.. Payer HANGING dons e
IhoIt unt1s porisn1od EuIkmsn. and e Tsason-
~ ~ S5oid tsks nicS lois Of uaiatins. Fraip.
ing and Esnnishins at AiE and Ienlnssatile rates.
H.B, To Dsalsrs We would Invite thsiS sttsStica
3 or lsE7e stock. WeFas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

IIron the Western B. B. gaAetts, chicago, In.l
We heartily 4derSs M. spaldinG, and his unFi
vailed OephaI fila.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

IFrom the Democrat, Sc. cloud, Mimi
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for . box, (Cephalic Pnls,) that you
may have them IN case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04
MEaitiaes.

NERVOUS DISORDERS.
EOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
IL speedy ant certain remedy. and mover falls. Thii
IMMINENT Is prepared from the recipe sf Dr. stephen
Sweet Of Connecticut the famous boRe.setter, and
has been used in his practice for more than twenty
AS An ALIEVIKTOR or PAIN, it is unriyaleC
by any before the public, Of which the
This Ilnimsns E w sars rapidly and ass sTdi6s
rheumatic DISORDER, Of every kind and IN thea
FOR NEURkIaIA, 1T will afford immediate re-
II viii relieve the worst oasss Of HEADAOHB N
three minutes, and Is warranted to do It.
T0OTHAOdE also will u cure instantly
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LASS1TUDE arising from imprudence or exceeai
this Liniment is most happy and unfsiling remedy.
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues II strength
ems aud reyves the system, and restores 1t to elias
FOE PILES.-As an external remedy, we clsim
that Il is the REST known, and we challenge the
world to produce an equal. Every victim OF thls Y
Will not fail TO ahord immediate relief and in ma-
oritX Of cases win effect q ,7 RADIoAl ADJ cure.
trsmelY malignant and dangerous, but timely ap'
plication of this Liniment will never fail to cure.
largement ofthe joints is liable to occur ID neglected
The worst case may be conquered By this Liniment
Bruises, Outs, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns, and
Scalds, yield readily e the wonderful beating proP,
critics Of DB. SW EETS 1NFALLlBLE LINlMENT
Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and Stings.
= 49, .EYERY aHORSE ORRkR
should hEve this remedy at hand for its timely
ct the first appearance Of Lameness Will ehectualy
prevent those formidable diseases, to which all
hOrsss are liable, and which render SO many other.
wise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful curative properties OF this Lnment have
been received within the last two years, and many
Of them from persons in the highest ranks Of life.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
Hkeness Of DR., stephen Sweet on every label, and
also EBtephen Sweets Infallible Liniment' blown
IN the glass of each bottle, without which none art
gs1uine. ~ RICHARDSON CO.,
Sole ProprietOrs, Norwich, OF.
For sale BY Strong a Armstrong, Sole Agents fol
dleyeInnd = sau27: R26d&U
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

TRrom the Gazette, Davenport, I0EAI
Mr.. Bpaldine would not connect his name with q
article Sc did notF p ~ 10 possess real merit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

IFrom the KanaWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering With heodAohs,
Who ~ thans VIII stick 70 them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

PARIEERsHP
~ heretofore existing und5r the name q -,
CA RBON Z UO., is this day dissolved b. mutual
e0neezt. The business win hereafter Be oonduclea
bY NJ larson. to Rhom a Notes and Book aecguai1
VIII be paid.
Having made ample arrangements to carrY On the
business a. Formerly, would solicit the counuene9
of the public patronage feeling Essurtd that snail
DO enabled to giys the utmost satiglaction.
TTI.- NJ. CARSON, u
sep2:s5I B.W. SFEElA.
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GnnfEftinnerII.

GRAPES. GRAPES. ISABELLA
VI Grepes the 1nsstof tss ssaiS1, iqstp Lsis,ts
and siS fS5 sale n' OOrpOr Euclid t. an ana Pub saaae
DERTLETT PBARs-A VERY
u nns lot for Gale in large or small qSsrHiSs
ny ~ dyed 10 be the finest raissd oa 'he
TssSsr9 ssss Rs,fFyT s assn or ISod and Pun saaaEe
DFACHFs, PEACHES, PEACH, P u !, |
rs. We have nowat our store large S,1 i0s 19n9 o.
ne stone PzAGssesS ss Ssy 5s I'll T y sSe SkSl-ths
BASKETS Warranted to contain noEID hSiI HOGAN
IMPERIAL LOHENGEs.- w y
! have this day received large lot OF
MPERIAL LOZE q 4 :,
ns,- and very nice kind Of Frsneh Candy;
Corter Euclid st. and Public square
aug2sSSo ---- :,
nEACHESl PEAOHES ll-W n
il are receiving daily,
aFRoM 40 TO 80 BUSHELS
Of The anest PEACHES in market, and can supply
Dealors.or Consumers on ths mogt hoaTal terms
TONFE0TIONRRY L FRUITS,
kOULD & RUASEN,
1875 -- SUPERIOR ST.,
ULkfkLAhDI Univ.
sIbcs the destruction Of our stand, No. l29 supe-
ror street, have taken ths large and eommo1loes
bSildinT No ls5 Superior street, and fitted t up In
4 ttyle superior a anything 10 tha city.
tt OUR PARLOR
For the serving Of Cakes, Creams SODA ee' on ne
second floor are large, airy and light, and neatly
Furnished and with facilities We can assure oar
customers that We can serve them IN mueh Det'et
fa oonnestion sann With the Wholesale and Retail
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUsIHEss,
we are prepared to supply
| WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
"a the entire satstaotion OF Customers, with eyerT
I Article needed on such occasions.
our stock Of Senoss Pickles, Preserves, and tresn
OSnned Fruit LObs lers, salmon, &c 10 very large
aud will be kept In constant supply OF the very oest
| quality only.
A eI supplied and win honor all drafts made on IT,
/ nW-Wo are wholesale manufacturers Of
i OANDIEs AND CONFECTIONERY
- ovorv varietv and also wholesale dealers In Ok:
\ a Sr ~ e5fss, 'Efbt0Es, BANANNAs and FOREIGN
FRUITS OF every description and uTs OF all KINDS
I found. yls:h:ll
EIOHN sOHRlNK
Having removed to his new quarters.
| . NO. %, LYMAN's BLOCK,
OPPOSITE THE OOURT HOUSE, PUBLIC
ia prepared to receive the oslla Of his fsnds and
RTRSryt6iHe RS9t6S Il Tho ns Of osniOetOnery is kept at
4 RHOIESAlE AND RETAIL as usual.
! OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
a well a. the choicest estables served up a. mo.
! DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
/ or the accommodation Of persons having buHinSl'
''ns OISIi EEasSTT HHS7sTI ALE ON DBAUGHT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

IFrom the Advertiser, PrOVlIenos, B. II
Fhs testimony In their hVor d str0nG, fr0m III
most res Sectabls quarters.
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&INMhina.
p P. OW + b.

lAOFICAL
PLCABER AND Gas KfIRER
40. l02 Pub. Square, (ndeF Ohspin Hsll,1
Eanulacturcs and KEGS constantly % had als n =
q Plumber1 aud Gas Filters matorial1, rnch n
hydrant3, BnthIIubs, " aieF-U Ulo1otl, 49,
7atl-IlCil1Il, Lad, 0alIa1iEef - T711l ~
sheet Lad, BFasl and lr0n In and Ndto. -,
Bras and Plated 1aucets, and syorT thing nscssTi
ths most approved pTtnciploa.
- Ali work warranted and 9rus pulai-lnp.-
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8gers.
ERENCH DYE HOUSE,

HbHENOh OAG hOODE,
No. 96 SENECA STREET,
Next door to Mrs. Porter's Millinery storeO
By......................FR FREDERICE OYRIAX,
DyeiDg and Cleaning in all its branches. Please
call and examine finished goods in tho store. /
Reierences-8essrs Rettberg HauBmann, Tay-
lor, GrisVold Z o., and other Merchants. aug7
r B. JACKSON, SILK ANE
~ WOOLEH DYER, No. III Pearl street, Wes
side. Once No. 20 Bank street. Harris Block, nvt
doorl north Of SO. Clair street
shsVis of svsry varisty cleaned or ayed. Cent?
6armcnts cleaned or dyed without being takeT
spaft Qmoa Opsn IRON o'oloak A. n tn P u
nOME A0ATN.-G. g. tyILLIAHs
IL Steam Dyer and ShaWi Cleaner, begs leav6
annOlnoe 70 bis frisnds and the rubtc, that be
home aGaint and locafsd az IS ST Clair street CeVb
and, o. where be has httsd up . DYE HOUSE Yid
ne eeat FeEardieeS Cf expense, and lat
tera himself that b strict attention TO busnass hsf
he VIII % able 20 regain that patronage and BuppOf
n 1leh tpI 20 many ssara crowned hsa endasvoFE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

Iron ths Southern Path Finder, n. O.l
TIy them you that are aeiicted, and We are sur
that our testimony can be added to the already M
med3on can produce. r--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

ITrom the St. Louis Demooratl
pThs inmsnse demand Tor the article tOsphAIo PIlI
3 nsidiF 0dereasinE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

IErcm the Advertiser. Providence, h. IL
The OsphAllc Pills are said 20 be . remarkably e.
Iectiye remg tor the headsehe and ons Of tbs VeEy
BEST f1r that leEy feQuont complaint which ha1 ~.
n been discovered. af f,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

s11T 3III7l zgG
EIINI4
MRS. RINsLOW,


IA sIPslispsed Nursa aud Female Physllian, prs I
sanis 10 the attention Of M0thora, h8r
SU0HH LH9 YRUlP, "a
.g E0R CAIhDEEH TMEIHLsG, u
which greatly bciiiaie5 the process efteethtng y
Sofloning tho guns. reducing AZ inhnmmatious-Ni
siiay ALL PAih y, Hnd sP9smqale sstS9 epd y SaFs
Depend upon it, Iaothorai will give rest 70 your
''isFil 'RsEiflfEF fRf AND HEALTH TO YogR IHEAETs.
years, and 0AN SAY, IN OOHBIDBNOn AND
TRUfH Of It, what We have noYer bean able Q ~ q
A SINGLE IHSTAEOBTO EBRE0F A JOhG Whsu
timely used Never did We Know Al tastaneo Ol dit-
satisfaction by any one who used T. On tho o3nLfs-
~ ali arc dolighted with its operati0ns and spank In
terms Of eommendati0n q the magical effects Sao
motisal virtues. We speak N this matter 'W hAJ
eiedss our reputation foF the ialhllsnt 0t Est Vs
here GgolsEe. IN elm0st every instance Whar5 the
infant Z suffering nom pain and exha0stioHj raliSi
viii b found In fitaeH t5Ity mtnutsa afssr the
syruD Is Administered.
Thls valuable Irssalslkq Is the Prescription Of
ona Of tho most AE saesd and Skillial Hnrsas IN
New EnElsnd. and has been ussd With EsYeT-fAiliRa
'''''''' THOUSANDS OF CASES.
Il not only relieves tho child from pain bat i1ViE
orstes the stomsoh and bowels oorrectl ascidiy and
glYss and eneryy 70 the who'll systaln. Il VII
GRIPiEa IN fHE BOWELS, and WIND OOLlU
| ard ovorcofnes oonyulBiols which z nos spssdlly
rsmsaeds end in death. We believe y ne bet elia
Ssest remedy Ia the world IA Rl csges Of Dys5otsfT
| end DiBrrho3a IN children, WHISTLER arises ffgm
Teeshing, or any othor cause. We would gss q gYe
e-Y Mother who has child suffering nom e4y otthe
ffegolng complaints do not let your pro- uee5, nor
Ito reiudieea OF others, stand between you and sooE
sifsTtng Child and ths relief that VIII be sqrs, ye
Absolutely SURE - folOW the nso Of thls Msdioine
iftinslY ussd Fun direction Tor using VII aoconn-
| iany oaeh bottle. None genuine unless the. tao-
ihs outside Wragpsr. Sold hg Druggists thFSoghops
Principal Once, Is Cedar Street. New York.
PRiUE, ONLY IS GENTS PER BOTTLE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

For the names OF the Towns, yIlls
nOis Cent. h. h, see pages Rsss Is9 &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

MECHANICS, FARMERS 3 WORKING 1[EE
TVHE attention Of the snterpfsng and Industrious Por
ton Of the community Is directed 70 the following
sfatsments and liberal Inducements offered thsm by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
which, as they viii perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy perseverance and industry 70 provide
Comfortable homes for themselves and faulles, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04
LANDS OF ILLINOIS

No State IN The Valley Of the Mississippi osrs 90 great
an inducement 70 the settler the STATE Of Illinois,
Thers is no portion Of the world where all the cond
tlous OF climate and soil admirably combine 70 pro
duce those two great staples, CoRa and WEE4I IS ne
Prairea Of Illinois
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A. G. Searls, assignor,
70
EHmard Rfnohaun fruasaa

Edward Bingham, truBtsa.
NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN TO
lN the CTeditOTB ofths said 4. 6. 8earlli th4t
dividend of N psr cant. on their several claims has
been declared By the Probate Court Of ouya1og1
Coun - Ohio, and that the same VIII b laid 70
them 81 the said EdWard bingham, Gt his olfc0, IN
the City Of Cleveland IN SAID county, on the ID dag
DANIEL z. TILDEN, judge.
Cleveland, Aug. Il, lssi a1giias0 y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04
THF snnTHERN pART

or the Safe lies within the zone OF the Cotton regions,
while the sod is admirably adapted 10 the growth of
Tobacco and Hemp and the Wheat is worth from IS 70
20 cts more per bushs than that raised further NORTH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04
StorEs aud Ttlr aVaFe.

w L. WIN, HAVING
Wv Removed to the large a 6oOmmodious store,
No. 90 SOUTH SIDE PUB. SQUARE,
Two doors East Of his former stand Is fully pre-
pared to ofer 70 his thousands Of friends and Gus
toners and "the rest Of mankind" q large variety
OF the most approved styles Of
STOVES. ENAMELED CRATES.
HOU5EFURNI5BIHG GOODS. TIN, COP
PEE ND 6HEET-IRON WARES,
At ths lowest Reduced Rates, on the ONE PRIOE
THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE"
Is continuing TO increase In public favor and Is the
most DURABLE EOONOMIOAl, QUICK and
PERFEOr operating Stove in the marzst, ss t6ous-
andB Of Housekeepers In this city and surrounding
country, who daily using the Stove will testify.
BE has also large variety Of other New Styles Of
COOKING STOVES, as well as
PARBOR, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood and Goal, Of
CLEVELAND AND OTHER MANUFACTURE,
BE mauufactures and has for ssls at wholesale
and r6tasi, all kinds of Plain and Japanued Tin,
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Bis stock Of House
furnishing Goods,
~ Marbk MontLes and Ea1msled Grates,
ID large and complete in style and finish.
All are most cordially invited to call before
purchasing elfeyhere, and Judge for themselves,
and 1etlAlaction Is guaranteed at the
BTOHE 4 CRATE EMPORIUM
". I. MARVIN,
No. 90. south side Public square,
aueo cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

TTrom the Daily News, Newport, B. II
Osphallc PIiI are takina the place Of al klnd..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

Iron the Oommsrcial Bulletin, BOstOn.l
Said 70 be VsEy sEescious for the headaehs.
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Cleveland, Aagas. u, IS


EOhGE Eoh HN chGlNNA1ti %
III Maristta, IN the county Of Washlngtons anc
Stateof Ohio % notified that Carollne ben 1re11ei
ed, on the l5th daY Of aJs A. ID. lell ne ner pa
mon Fisas, within and for the county % o1llllcgl
and state of0hio, charging the eal4 9eol % -1rl-
bronnsf with Adul.eryi yltn one 1l-lane5n Aol
he said GsOrga Eshenbrenner5 " 1lct p1til Ui
- for bearing IN sir weeks nom tie aato hers
Datad thi1 18th day Of Nay, A. D., 1851.
TT OAHOLIHE ESHEH BE tlHEB
Eyas.bs6 BY Pierra A. Collier, hor ATTY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

4soedar Street, New York,
LTrOm the Examiner, NOriOIk. Val
OsphalIo Pills accomplish the object for Whial
thsY Wsr0A1Adei viz: Cure ofhesdsohs In all IL rms
GFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have besn tested In more than . thOusan
CASES, with snttre success.
IFrom the Democrat, Sc. cloud, MIMI
Ifyou are, or hays been troubled with the head
aoheS send for box (OePhalio PilSI) 90 that EO1
may have them In case OF an attack
IErom the Advertiser. Providenoe, h. IL
The OsphAllc Pills are said 20 be 3 remarkably e.
tsctye remsy tor the headache and one Of ths Ve9y
De.t 1r tnSt Iegy Feonent complaint which has ~.
er eesA aisooVereo- 71f . f.--
Iron the Western B. B. Eabette, Chicago. In.l
We t heartily 9dSESs Mr. spaldinE. and hiA unri
TFrom the K6naWha VaHsy Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering With hesdAahs,
Who ~ than, VIII stick 70 them.
GTrom the Southern Path Finder, n. O.l
II them EoS that are ssistsa and gs A59 sure
moron8 ligt that has received bsnst5 that no other
medion e1an produce. ~
ITrom ths St. Louis Demooratl
lThs immsnse demand for the article tOePhAIio PillI
b rRsidlS sdereasinE.
TRrom the Gazette, Davenport IoRAl
Mr.. sDaldlne would not connect his name with ~
article he did moth ~ 10 possess real merit.
IFrom the Advertiser, ProvlIencss B. II
fhs testimony in their hVOr d strOng, nom TIE
most res Dsctable quarters.
TFrom ths Daily News, Newport, R. II
OSphalio Pills are taking the place Of ell kinds.
[From thu Commercial Bulletin, BOston.l
said to be very sEesoious for the headaehs.
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gEaaI Aotiess.
NTOTTCE TO CONTRACTORS. :

JOHN WuITELAW,
CLEVELAND. Sem. ?. 1851. ~ - sspEs5a
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-12-06

Our New HorEL.-This long desired
and long talked of house is now nearly
completed. 1t is done, all but a few fin
ishing touches, and will be ready in time
to accommodate all who come to court
this month. 1t is four stories high, is
eighty-fve feet long, and forty feet wide,
and has forty-three rooms in it besides
those in the wing. The sleeping rooms
and parlors are all very large, and we
can assert without d:sparagement to the
many good hotels in the vicinity, tina: the
inside arrangement is as good as any 9th
substantial and plain, rather than orna-
mental ard useless. The hall in the
fourth story is fify-fve feet long and
forty wide, large enough TO hold all the
aniic young men and women who may
ever wish TO "trip the light fantastic toe"
The house will cost, when finished, about
nine thousand Misunderstanding extra.
The county and many people in different
parts of the state have been demanding
a good hotel, one that would meet the
wants of the community, and they have
got just what they clamored for. Now
let them support it.
Mr.. r. w. Nye is TO be the new land
lord, and we believe he will be a good
one.
The idea has attained to a considera-
bic extent that the price of board would
be raised in consequence of these great
outlsys. We are assured by Mr.. Nye
that the price of board will be no higher
than formerly.
We ought not to close without paying
a tribute TO the workmen who have been
employed upon it from time to time since
the foundation was laid. 1t has been the
remark Of every one that they were the
best set of hands they ever saw together.
They have worked hard, made long days,
worked well, and without grumbling.
To these facts we may attribute the early
completion Of the building.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-12-06
Missionary Convention.

A Missionary Convention in connec-
ton with the American Board, will lie
holden in the Congregational church at
Derby Center on Thursday, the 18th
inst, beginning at ten o'clock. In the
forenoon there will be addresses, &c. In
the afternoon there will be gathering
of Sabbath school pupils, and appropriate
missionary addresses will be made to
them. On the previous evening there
will be a missionary sermon at seven
o'clock. The Rev. DIR. Perkins and 9th
err distinguished missionaries, with the
Rev. W. Warren, District Secretary of
the Board, will deliver speeches deScrb-
ing the various fields of missionary labor.
The Convention will extend its session
only through one day.
The friends at Derby will extend gen
erous and cordial hospitality to all com
ing from other towns to attend the exer-
cises of the Convention.
1t will be an occasion of unusual inter
est, and it is believed of abiding profit.
A large attendance is confidently antic
ipated, as well as desired.
THOMAS BAYNE,
Missy Com.
Irasburgh, Sd Dec, 1861.
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Latest News.


- rePor'eu
yor, r.n;c.o, ,.s,..,,r;.Ihv .orr,
martial ,,r ,r..sor and s.r,src.d :, hs
10, ,,a that, ,A. .,yarr,,,, had h..o.;O
I'd Inv the President Ker,iyan !. a
m.rh.r IF Co,,re.s from This c;tx
" JIM , nc 'O""e
.L.'.I..[ g -. r.-" -
l.,.r r.ou, A. H.. Sc NJ vi
-, or;.o,.r n, Piahmo,,1 l..;.;. ~.
M ma 60 ho nm, nno, e.. H.,
.noo11 ho ho,a 70 ooon,u -, 90. ~.
.e..ion
bo. ;,., u...,..l c. d..
ro,d ord sovs ,bot ;o,o,s. .x,i,auo,,
evists thro,gbo,, tho or,;ro Sor,h 49,
..o, Sc 49,, oI 1.,; RI.
uoh., ,.o.a- t.ou, ~ ,l......-, c..
decIoro ,bev will % home ,d ,,-,.
numbers have already started.
Auonc,. o cooua;. Con,L C...,;.
"" 60 'y POI ',y 4O
'"N
''''' "'''' '''''7 " ''''''' o0 '0'' ''"'" "''
said nv the same autbor;tv that the reb.
,fI .-,.. -, v;.u -,
''' ' '"o''''or " cav '
and allow the Union troops 10 'ake pos
session of it. They find it too costly to
keen an army in that state.
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ed he could be by this time, a short time
ago. He is now getting quite feshy, and
able to perform his quota of duty. Our
company is rather small when on drill.
as there are eighteen of our men on de-
tached service, some in hospitals as cooks
and nurses, some with the corps of en-
gineers, others in the quartermaster's
department, &c, &c.
As ! remarked before, with the excep.
ton of tents we have enough of every
thing we can expect in camp life-more
than we can carry with US. Since
came back every man has been furnished
with new uniform throughout, and all
those who wished with new and heavy
government blanket. The boys all seem
content and enjoying themselves very
well, are quiet and steady in their habits,
save their money and send it home, with
few exceptions, TO their friends. We are
all under good and wholesome discipline
of just such a character as is necessary
to make good and efficient soldiers
There is no whiskey allowed here, not a
bit Of al, consequently we see none of its
baneiul effects. No quarreling, wrang-
ling, or fist fights occur here. Since I
have been connected with the regiment L
have never seen one of our men strike
another, but under the discipline OF our
much respected Colonel and other officers.
everything seems to move forward with
the precision of the most perfect ma
The other Vermont regiments are near
us. We drill with them in division al
most every day. They are fine looking
regiments, and taking the five together
as brigade it will be hard to beat in
relation to intelligence, patriotism, and
physical strength. The Vermont troops
are mainly men of integrity, men who !
read, think, and act-act in the right way
men who are full of patriotism, and
are here for no other purpose except to
sustain the flag of our nation and help to
maintain the Constitution in all its pu-
rity after which has been done they
will be most ready to return to their re-
sp+ctive homes to become once more good
and loyal citizens.
Isaac KMBALL-