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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

ConNKRcE OF ERIE.-The Erie Observer
gives the following figures on the commerce
of that place for six months, ending Decsm-
Der s1st, 1861 +" The total number of vessels
that entered the hsrbOr was 5S4; the NUM-
Der cI,ared, 615. The tonnage OF the vessels
entered wss 110, ,4O2 tOnsj of those cleared,
III. .4Os; number OF men employed on the
former, 4, ,524; number on the latter, 4,5O2.
Value Of imports, Sis, ,OOO Of exports, $074,-
SEQ total value Of the Lake trade during the
six months, $7sO, 500. This shows larger
business than Cleveland, or several other
plsces that make more pretensiOns than our
ovu.D We do not envy the success of Erie
i, s.iend Observer, but We cannot help but pity
A. .>apls who, With such business as ths
49,. abOvs indicate, and with the advan-
-. claimed for their town, I've believe you
sgs 1s ssEine for Naval Depot, Sou will no
sndssvor to fiysit 3 place on themaP of TIL
country.
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FRnm mIssouRI.

RoLLA, 10, Feb. z
Reliable information from Lebanon says
that Gen. Curtiss is now in that place. The
number Of troops there is constantly inereas-
inc. It is doubtless his intention to remain
at that place until all his forces arrive which
will be several days yet, as some Of them
have not started. A considerable Humber Of
them are under orders to march this morn
inq. and probably within two OF three days
ali those going viii have dspafted- Eheroad5
between this place and Lebanon are almost
impassable.
Fifty teams are said to be this side Of the
Gasconade river, waiting for the water to
subside.
There is a rumor, but not generally be-
lieved, that Price has recently been reinforced
by 1900 Confederate troops, from Arkan.
sss, and is preparing to give our army hard
fight.
The Third Missouri Cavalry are now near
" all here; but one or two companies re
main to come up. This regiment is 10 b
attached to Gen. Sigel's division,
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ST. Louis, Feb. 3.
The following general order viii be issued
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Repfssshtatives Of telegrapidc interests
now here have suggested 70 the COMMITTEES
on Ways and Means their readiness to pays
tax on their messages, and thus eontrituts
70 the support Of tie Government. ~
The Chairman Of the Wsys and Means
COMMITTEES, Mr.. Stevens, viii endeaYor y
bring the House to 3 vote on the Treasury
bill on Thursday.
Representative HarpeFs speech to-day
Was listened 70 with marked attention, Il
being considered . clear exposition Of ths
views Of the Treasury Department. On tie
financial question.
The Secretary Of the Treasury in lsltef
to the COMMITTEES, says the general provisions
Of the bill seem well adapted 70 the end pro-
posed, that provision making legal notes Ten
der was Doubt ess well considered By The
Committee, and their reflections had con
Quoted him to the same conclusion. he felt
great fears Is to the making anything legal
tender, bat owing to large expenditures and
the Bank suspensions, the provision Is indis--
pensable. Is
The Secretary has suggested amendments
providing against counterfeiting, and direct
ing the manner in which notes are 70 be ex-
ec1ted.
The Secretary addressed q note to Rr.
SPsulding to-day, in which be says immedi.
ate sction Is Of great Importance. Ths
Treasury is nearly empty. have been
obliged to draw for the last instsllment Of
the November loan. As soon as It is paid /
fear the Banks generally viii refuse 70 re-
eeivs United States Treasury notes. Yea
will see the necessity Of urging the bill
through without delay.
An unaccOuntable error appears in ye5tef-
days dispatch. Instead Of privateesmen
being released from Fort Lafayette, an order
was made to transfer them thither 70 military
authorities.
The Senate was in executive session nearly
i've hours to-day. They confirmed from 400
10 500 appointments and promotions
Yesterday afternoon flag of truce from
Gen. johnson reached the outposts Of No
DoWelPs division. The dispatches were
brought BY Col Harrison, ID Virginia Cav
airy. &c was permitted to proceed no fur
ther. The sealed communication was brought
to headquarters. The contents have not yet
trahspired.
Gen Stone viii return to his command
tc-moFToW
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BIaCkSmithS.
CLEvELAND, Dec. l,

CLEVELAND, Dec. l, 1851.
We, the undersigned, Blacksmiths of the
City Of Cleveland, take great pleasure in
recommending Tsylor's Horse Shoes, and
pronounce them equal to g handmade
Shoe, and when introduced, must certainly
take their place, as they are not only labor
saving, but cheaper in every respect. We
recommend them to Blacksmiths.
g. KeyleFleber, Joseph Olegg,
James MoCsrty, Jacob Hoffman,
B. Murray, 7. Leonard,
Vim. W. Mcintosh, E. Ksmp,
John Bohlsnd, Patrick Cullom,
Bennett & Ryan,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIreFoE, Feb. 3.

aWAsHIEGToH, Feb. 3.
The following communication has been
received at the Navy Department from Ospt.
John Marston, dated, o. s. steamer Roanoke
Hampton Roads, Feb. lst :;
81 have the honor to report to you the az
rival during the past nightof the bark Gem
book. from Beaufort N. Q. Capt. Oa7endy
informs me that on Tuesday the 2sth nit,
be heard heavy firing in the rear Of Bean
fort but he has no conjecture nom whom i
proceeded.
iCapt. Cavendy also reports that on Thurs
dav. Dec. 3Oth, at O'Clock in the morning
while of Roanoke Inlet be heard heaFy
firing in the direction Of Roanoke Island
which leaves no doubt in ny mind tnal
Flag Officer GOldsborongh is at work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

81 Ths priCo Of The No1RIEa LHADlR 70
news ngsntl is One Dollar and Fifty Cent
per hundred, and no deviation undaE any
circumstances.
Ths postsgs on The LsAOHEi 70 New
Dealers, is ons-fOSrth Of . can't per copy.
We would prefer that parties RENTING
postage Stsnps should send uI CnS and thrs'
can't instead Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

PrpsOxn-lTOn. 7. A. Scott, Assistant
Secretary of War, 1assed through this city
yesterday morning IN route to Detroit
where he goes to attend TO important busi-
ness in connection with the Department.
The rate at which he came here from Pitts
burgh suggests that it is business that must
be done in hurry, having come through
a distance Of $50 niles, in few minutes
over four hours, a special train having been
provided for him:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

PoL1oE MATTERs'-Matterss are extremely
dull about the Police Station just now for
anything beyond drunkenness, petit larce-
ny, and disturbance. Yesterday morning,
Andrew J. 0denwaelder, arrested on We'd
nssdAy last by Deputy Marshal Givens and
officer Fredericks for passing counterfeit
money, was bound over in the sum Of$SOO
% the Court of Common Pleas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

TEn ALLEeHlE1LNs.-Ths MelOdeOn was
filed last evening, and every part OF the
progranme of the Alleghanians was greeted
with applause. One rarely hears finer
musiethan that given by this troupe, and
their performances on the bells are exceed
ingly beautiful. They give another enter
tainment this evening, with an en.ire
change of programme, which will be then
last in this city, probably for long time
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
FROm kansas.

LEATESWoRTH, Feb. 3.
Commissioner VIM. P. Dale had an inter-
view on Saturday with the various Indian
Chiefs, including the loyal Greeks and SEMI
noles. The Commissioner promised to aid
the loyal Indians against the rebels, and the
Chiefs agreed to take the field with their
warriors.
Col. Deiisler, of the Kansas lst and Jen-
nison, Of the 7th, have been appointed Act
ing Brigadier Generals.
The friends Of Gen. Lane declare that be
viii enter the military service if he has to
serve as private.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

PAREIoULAs NoTIoE-BAzLAR.--Fhe Man
ayers of the Orphans Bazaar, cashier and Ia
dies having charge of booths, are requested
to meet the Trustees and Board of Managers
of the Asylum, this afternoon at ~ o'clock,
ct the Ladies' Room of the First Presbyte-
rian (Old stOne) Church. The object of the
meeting is TO settle all accounts, 90 as to rem
der final accounts. Punotuality earnestly
requested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
FROM MISSOURI.

SEDALIA, No, Feb. 3.
A commi appointed for the purpose
by Gen. Pop, nave been sitting regiments
at this point and disshafging all unit for
service. A column moved of to-day under
Col. ]. ". Fuller, Of the 9th Ohio.
The telegram announcing the promotion
Of Col Frank Steele TO the rank Of Briga-
dier-General, was received with great satis-
faction by all the troops here. They believe
him prompt safe, sppreciative and brave,
and will follow him on the march or in the
field with great confidence and alacrity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
THE CITY.

WoRE FOR LADIEs We have received q
sudden order for leo Bedtieks. The work
viii be given out this morning from our
rooms, % Bank street. Win the ladies cal
and take it to make up and return before
evening7 soLDIRRs' AID sOo1ETT.
CIHvELANn. Feb. 4.
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Hardware Dealers.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 25, 1861.
We, the undersigned, Hardware Merchants
of the City of Cleveland, have personally ex-
smined Taylor & Cos Patent Horse Shoe
Machine, located in this city, which we con-
slider perfect, and the shoe made therefrom
the most superior article in the Market be-
ing nearest like the hand made shoe, bui
more perfect and we take pleasure in recon-
mending it to the trade.
Tennis & Dangler.
Geo. WOrthington & Co.
James F. Clark.
W. Bingham & Co.
Henry K. Reynolds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

FRoNA FEDERAL PRIsoKRR.-A letter was
received on Saturday last by his family
from Haskell F. Proctor, the membsr of the
Grays taken prisoner at Bull Run, dated at
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Jan. 9th, in which he
says he was well, and that the prisoners had
just received the clothing sent them by our
Government, the first chrnge they had had
since their capture, period of nearly seven
months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

NEv sHIv1Ea AND HA1R DEEss1Es EsTAB-
L1sHMEET.-W. B. Alston, long known as one
of the proprietOrs of the Angler House shaw
ing and bathing saloon, has removed to the
rooms formerly occupied by Charles Field
ner, in the Weddeli Block, upon Bank street,
Here he presides himself, while able assist
ants are ready 10 attend promptly and sat
isfactorily to the wants Of all customers.-
The shaving and bathing rooms are fitted
up in elegant style, and win be kept in th'
most approved manner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

NEw TERN-CLEvELAND INsFITUTE.-The
next term will commence on Monday even
ing, Sd inst, at Q O'Clock. All who are de-
sirous of attending should apply soon, as
the school has been very full the past term,
and not sufficient room to accommodate all
applicants.
stevens' omnibusses will leave the We'd
dell House, as usual, for the accommodation
of day pupils. febS-3t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

J. R. B., KnNEY's BAEEERY.--While
tbanking you for your Kindness in transmit
ting US an account of the battle, We are COM
ueIIsd to decline publishing il, for The reason
tbst we End in il only acOrroboratiOn Of the
accounts that have alreadY appeared in the
Dr.,s Of the entire country. We shall be
nIsaSed to hsax from you agaia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

H. DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and ElectrOpathy, cures obstinate easoa Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic diseases,
Reference given to many formidable casel
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
FROM NEW YORK.

nav AV8Hf AS1a .
Specials state that the Senate is in sxscu-
tive session on army appointments.
It is stated that the first battalion Of the
Massachusetts, cavalry have left Annapolis
for Port Royal. so
The steamer Bavaria brought Z, 900 cases
of arms containing 1000 sabrss, and over
$4,000 stand of arms, equipments, Sc.
The steamship Northern Light from As
pinWal, with California treasure is below,
detained by heavy snow storm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
IRON CAIRO.


OaIlAdO5 FeO. . =
Special to the Tribune from Cairo:
Twelve steamers laden with troops, in
charge Of Commodore Graham, left here at
10 o'clock this morning to join a still larger
force at another point. The expedition has
every indication Of genuine active mOve-
ment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
january 5Ist

PRoBLTn CoURT-JUDsE TILDzE.-The
February session of this Court commenced
yesterday morning. John Thompson (cOl-
orsd) petit larceny, was fined s25 and sent
to jail 50 days. ohas. YOrhous, selling
liquors, fined IS. Several cases were dis
missed and several continued.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

AArnPTED RAPR.-EIiza Jane Royce on
Saturday entered & complaint with
Justice Allen against Patrick Denneri
charging him with assault and bat
teFY with intent to commit rape
on Thursday, the sOEh ult. The case was
heard yesterday, and the defendant bound
ov,>r 70 the Court Of Common Pleas IN The
snm a $500. The particulars in the caS'
are unfit SoT publication.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

IA Rev. Samuel Wolcott will be installed
Pastor of Plymouth Church on Wednesday
of this week. Examination of the candidate
to commence at P. NJ. Installation ser
vice at P. M. Sermon by Prof. Fishe, Of
Chicago Theological Seminary. 2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
MORNING LEADER;
~ AnYRRTIaRmRNRa.

Mr.. o. n. Webb-Acadezy ef Music.
h. ?. Brayson-RssOluts Insurance Company.
Union Olub-Grand Masquerade.
Taylor, GriswOld Bo-BalmorAl skirts.
Isaac A. ISsaua- Clothing.
h. W. JOnos-Wantsd to Rent.
Morgan, Root & oo-oo-Partnership.
I. P. shsrWoOd-Prints.
b. D. Kendall 4 oO-Notios.
Davis, Piexotto & Co. Clothing.
soldlsrs' Aid sooloty-LOeal Nstioo.
Lost-A Yictorino-Looal Notice.
Plymouth Church--Looal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

PLAFTn CRY, No., Jan. az, 1862.
EDs. LnADza AT the date Of my last,
Wade / Hutohins' I'd o. 0. were al at.
Charles, No., oul the Lower Missouri River
-orl the First Battalion-snd the second
and Sd were on the way thithOr. We zeosiv-
ed sWo rounds Of cartridges there, and on
Wednesday, Jan. 70, atAP. NJ, started on
the Northern Missouri Railroad, for Hudson,
the whole battalion aboard one train,
horses and baggage, &C., making forty-four
car loads. With this immense load, al
though two and sometimes three engines
we're attached, our progress was very Slow
One .company's" cars became unoceupled
and were left three hours before being taken
onward. Arrived at Hudson at P. NJ,
Thursday, January 2Si, stay over night,
and at 10 A. NJ. Co. O move off on the Han
nibal 4 81. Joseph Railroad at u Co. Il at
Co. F 4, Co. B each company having
an engine, and constituting train; arrive
at St. Joseph q. A. NJ, Saturday, January
25th; took the Weston X st. Joseph Railroad
without uncaring arrive at Weston, thirty
miles from St. Joseph a. A. M, uncar,
leod, and at l P. NJ. start for Platte City,
seven miles from Weston, Mo-, esSl---a no.
tOrious secesh city-srrive at Platte City at
5 P. N; quarter in an institutes second
battalion is expected to-day.
At Mexico, on the Northern Missouri R.
R., 900 Missouri cavalry were stationed at
Sturgeon, No., on said Railroad, about ], 100;
ct Brookfsld 900, on the Hannibal 4 St. Jo-
seph Railroad Rt Weston, on the Weston 4
st. Joseph Railroad, 1000 infantry.
The journey was long, and happily, g
prosperous one. The men are enjoying good
health, generally several cases Of measles
have been reported, however.
This town is situated on the eastern bank
OF Platte River, and contains about 200 in
habitants at present-it was formerly ma
ny mOre---but the "JahRwkers have
thinned out the city. Allare staunch Union
men now, but l think if we were rebels they
would soon be secesh. Contrabsnds say
each family has two flags, one Union and
one secesh, and when Unien forces are in
town, the stars and stripes predominste
when rebel forces are present the stars End
bars. Rumor says we are going to Fort
Scott, Ark, but no one knows positively.-
Men are now after mules to draw our bag
gage somewhere.
Our pickets have been fred at, but none
hurt.
Gen. Lane will not accept our sabres-they
are not servicsable.
Contrabsnds abound here freely. The
weather is mild, and snow prevailed, but is
now fast departing.
Company 9 has gone into the country
about one mile to quarter at the reside nee Of
planter who has left for parts South.
E.H. E.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

~ You can get oranberrieS, hickory
nuts, and dried apples by the barrel, carbon
and lubricating oils in quantities, and at
prices to suit customers, at Geo. sprague's,
Oviatt's Ezchsnge. 1W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

sPHERHoTTFEs.-stimpsOu is, beyond au
question, superior artist, and Wo adVise
those wishing to get hue likeness 10 call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. ass
Superior street, win richly repay both oiti-
zen and stranger. R3I:h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

a FRlIND II MID. TBT II.
d. Bva.FB INFALLIBLE LIEIMEHT 1 pre-
ND fou tns noolpe Of DT. Stephen Sweet, Of Con
nsutiozt ths great bone setter, and has been used
d his practias Or the Last twenty years with the
aoSt aItonishiEG SUCCESS. As sn external remedy
tsWishout rival and VIII alleviate pain more
no.aTy than snV other prsparation. Tor all Rheu.
lstis and Nervous DiBordsn it is truly inialhble,
ana e. curative far Sores, Wounds, sprainn BruiB-
q, -, ial soothing healing End powerful strength
a1tag BI1ponEitas, excite the Just wonder and as'
auailhmsnt of au Who have evor given IL trial.
ossr four hundrsd certificates Of remarkable curss
pasEzd bg it within the last two yeara, attest 70
nniI hst. stroRg Armstrong, Agents for OlsTe-
go. deoleaifso2Ed&WsR2
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VICTORIOUS - The 4" ARti-Rheumatio
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

CREWFoRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His I" CHIPPEWA" ia
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
-idge. P. o. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

~ Your mother wants g sewing ma
chine, and you can get one of Grover 4 b.
ker, perfectly new, for ten dOllaIs less than
the manufacturers price, by inquiring at
HALLS Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. If
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

RECEIPTS OF THu BAzLAR.-The receipts OF
the Orphan Bazaar were between "a 300 and
"a 400, and the net proceeds will be between
IS ZOO and So, 800. Very gratifying figures.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WTIOI8 OT IBHEaUlARTTIEs AVoDED-


HEHOl8 OF IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.
no much eating and drinking, new habits and
ao3sa a. "a cacn produce Irregularities in the
boWll ana rsnoral hsalth Of the uyHtom. But Bran
6stk's PU1 WiH soon cure, the stomach VIII regain
81 stEonsth ahd healthy eetion Of the lystom VIII
bsroS,orod. No Medicines are equal IN u1aiainoll
HRANDRETH PILLS,
1RAEDRETE's UNIVERSAL eAhVE AND.
AELCoOK's POReUs PLAsTERs.
9FsET mm Of tie Fire EouaVSa had box Of bFan-
,Esths Pilll, box Of Uaiversal salvs, and an An'
1k's Ferrous Plaster put in their knaplaok nee Of
pan1s. And % thi1 hot may DO attributed the ab-
aelany q this Regimont som the hospital.
~ eol5isr should have box Of Brandroth's
Aabox Of sslve. and piece Of Porous Plaster.
~ als slrs 70 Be sssfal often hlo-saying.
ool6 b. a. Gardnsr, 40 superior BtFests Olsvs
la, ohlo, end hy all ruEpsoiahle dealers in medi.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

ANOTHER LETTER FROM THF SECOND CAVALRY.
We publish only the following extract of
a very long and unusually well written let
ter from the Second Ohio Cavalry, detailing
the march of the Regiment from Camp
Dennison towards its destination, for the
reason that most of the particulars of the
the journey have already appeared in our
columns from other correspondents. We
hope an. T." will accept this as sufficient
apology, and we also hope We shall hear
from him frequently. The letter is dated
Woodland Cottage, Platte county, No.
This Woodland Cottage was the late resi-
dence of one G. P. Doris, thorough
''secesh," who fed upon the approach of
the present occupants. The eztracl, among
other interesting items, introduces the read
or to this Cottage;
We Errived at st. Joseph about o'clock
P. NJ, remaining an hour, and arriving at
Weston, Mo-, at 8 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. As soon as the first beams Of "Aurora"
appeared on the killtOps the companies fell
out and unloaded their horses. We were
very careful to get the horses into the sheds
and barns surrounding, for We supposed be-
yond all doubt we wonld remain there some
time, as we we're informed that the fort was
fnll and overAowing. But alas how soon
are the most firm expectations overthroWn.
At Q O'Clock the order came to boot and
saddle" and at o'clock We took up the
line of march for Plstts City, where we az
rived about 4 O'Clock P. NJ, and we're soon
auartered comfortably in the buildings de-
| serted by our chivalrous Southern breth-
eren." Yesterday compsny moved into
K its present quarters, and stands as an out
| pOst TO the town. We found plenty of for
age; the ost stacks mum bering eight or ten;
/ hay the same; corn in abundance, and col
ored women enough to bake hoe-cakes tor
a regiment. The house is furnished in q
/ magnificent manner. Among the srtic, %
are mirrors, sofas, spring bottomed chairs,
&C., and not the least, by any means, is an
elegant piano, also melodeon and guitar.
The other companies have excellent quar-
ters, and plenty Of substance for both men
md horses. The Colonel and staff have
/ tsksn 1Seasession Of ths largest hotel, and in
vulgar phrase, he literally runs the "ghole
machinsi"
We have not heard anything yet from tn'
Third Battalion. We learned tonight thai
three companies of the Second Battalion
were halted about ten miles from Weston
onaccount of the engine getting out of water
The first company Of that Battalion nav
Just arrived hare. It is reported that Gen
Lane arrived at the fort on Monday, if g
we expect he will soon commence the or
ganizRtion of his army.
Yours truly, Il. T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

THrA4aE.-A very good audience witness
ed lrThe Patriots Dream" last evening. II
will De again presented this evening" We
presume for the last time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

- The Regular Monthly Meeting of the
Soldiers Aid Society will be held this after
noon Tuesday, at o'clock, in the Stone
Church parlors.