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% Bisbee has received q large stock of
fine Cases and Gilt Frames of the latest
styles, and has marked down the prices at
such astonishing low rates as was never
heard of before. Let every one who wants
a fine Photograph or Ambrotype, try one,
at gil Superior street.
One hundred card photographs for $500.
Twelve letter size photographs for $500.
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Nor "swINDLIEe.t-Jack Quinlan wishes
it to be understood that ne is not in the
habit of "~swindling passengers" as we were
made to say in the police report of yester-
day morning. He and another were brought
before the court for soliciting passengers at
the depot.
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9pssix. AOtirgs.
MANH0ODI
now 80. now RRsFoanD.

sust rubissasd on he Nature, Trsatmeni snd
sdiasi nurS q spermAtorrheas or seminal Weak
no.s. sorusi DEBILITY, Nervousness, Involuntary
Emis.isna and Impotence, resulting from WAi-abu4a,
&c. 81 R0htJ ,. Cplperwsn, n. D. Sent under eal,
N atnh aseaops. % any sddEo1s, POSTPAID, on ~
csist eftgo assmsas " Dr. Ghas. 3. g Hlne. III
Bowsrh How Gosh. Ro1s oneo Boz. No liza
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

PEssoE3L-GoTernOr Grsiner, editor and
Publisher Of the Columbus Gazette, it was
announced would leave Columbus yestsr-
day, to sntss upon his dutiss Is Recsivsr
Of Public MOaayI IL New Mexico.
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Anke Steaulers.
A 1851. =c

A 1851. c
THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
hairoad Col ssleRdid Passenger steamers,
CITY OF BUFFALO, 2l0O 0 n burthen,
A I. PERKINS, Commander,
WESTERN METROPOLIS. 1000 tons bnrrp
L b GOLDSMITH, Commander,
Nil, on and after June 2tfhs Ieass tbs o. o. 4 O.
GO 3 DOCK TOR hunalO, aiternateiY, eyeTY eVeuInr a.
gO'eloek, except katufdaT ana Sunday.
IS irEt Class Fare, 50 ndlacludss sfatsroom
and Breakfast.
GS1Ihese Boats have no equalB fz fpeedt SAFETY.
and Comfort Connections made ct Buhsl0 with
trains tor Niagara RAlls, RaEatoga, New York Bos-
ton, SC &C.
tRE1GHT RATES SAME As PROPELLER.
Ia Tine Quicker than by RG1.=Ea
LEWIS b. MORRIs, Manager, Ruaalo.
az Mt, cleveland. Junsis.Rs
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Aoting F0reman and secretary

LATE PAPERs.-MatsOu, opposite the Post
Office, has received Vanity Fair, Boston
Waverly, Leslie's illustrated, Harper's
Weekly, Wilkes Spirit, &C., &c. Also Mic
Max for July, lie Bon Ton for July, and all
other late publications.
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geaal Aatiees.

IN THE MATTER OF ASSIGN
MENFnfE q reg W. 7 Butts No ice 4
6srrby given = the c~Fedtcrs Of TeW = Bufts, that q
dfTidFnt oftsent1 -one cent, and niue mfrs has bcs1
% the claims OF the several creditors OF ssid a.s Fu-
ors; and that the same viii b paid to them cn lbs
Cleveland, june, 1881 1uDslsi a. sisssp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

~ lie Bon Ton for July Waverly and
Lssiis's, monthly parts, for July, Allthe
Year Round for June, Household Journal for
July, Nick Esx for JHly, Ledger, Vanity
Fan, &c., for sale By Hawks & Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

4 AXE ERIE PAPER COMFY,
Manufactures Of PRLETIH0 N bOyA
PAPER, are nov prepared to- upplJ 81 graera VIE
sEupedor qunlitF cf 1arer lndon hF2ran4e t9rm
Nh 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

ATTENTEoN ALERrs.--The members of
Alert Hose Co. No. 1 are requested to meet
at their rosrus at s O'Clock, this Wednesday,
evening, to make arrangements for celebre-
ting the coming Fourth. A full attendance
is requested. By order
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

~ GOdey's Lady's Book, Peterson's
Magazine, Eclectic and COrnhill Magazines,
sll for July, have arrived at Matson's, OPP
posite the Post Office.
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THE CITY

UEPAID LEFEERs.-Ths following unpaid
letters are held for postage in the Cleveland
Post Once:
H. c. Emmons, Elyria, O.
+. W. Allen, New York.
Miss Mary Smith, City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

E- Save your ice and drink cool water
Double lined Ice pitchers for $3.50 EACH
double lined water coolers from two TO six
gallons. For sale by ". P. Fo0o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

THR 0FFloER WOUSDEb.-We learned last
evening that the OHicsr Of the Grays who
was wounded at Vienna is Sergeant J. B.
Han pson, Formerly a ~compositor in the
Leader and Plain Dealer Offices in this city.
he is a worthy young man, aud an efReient
soldier, and we hope mis- recovery will be
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

The Postmaster has Just issued q
printed time table giving the time Of the
arrivals and departures Of mails. Those in
teres'ed wishing q copy can be supplied
gratuitOuslY by applying at the Post Office.
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MORNINGLEADER.
NKw ADvRRTIsRMKNVs

3, o~eelat-LatssF List.
Mr.. Bisbse-PhOsOSrsBhs, g.,
Pet DOG Leat.
Geo. TAanrson-POny F0and
o. Gates 4 sen-Looal \ office.
Fullsr 4 Co-Looal Eotiea.
Haaks& Bro-Loeai Eqtica.
}. Masson-Local Notice.
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A FRTEND IN NEED. nv n.
stSSSB ESSgi

10 an 6u6sfiur from Consumption, ~incspient OF
usnnrmod, or iroE debility Of any klndi q noEa
enui or nsrTOua prossraion, brorEht "a BY any
nnsa; or from acIofulous compiaiataf or from dis
saaaa 0ffhe Edneya or bladdoTi and 70 Ladies SUI
E1 are lnble g, and which OngoE1er
TIE BLOOD FOOD
hqusrod q q Certain and Reliahle Remody. DidHt
ing IN eVegE particular from the D4teut medicines Of
TIC DAY, tis chemical cor oinadon u lion SUI
RHukand FaOSRHORvs, ofNorY great worth, aad
nsnT hundreds be- Fladahd gretufl testimony 10
~ bcnfGU ft hasc storrud On them.
are to Tole propriatora % tbs article, and have III
conHeQuence d . iraud attempted upOn the public,
ha1Gsd the color Ofthe outside wrapper from $50
1uncQa. Be very cautious IN buying % zee that the
bc-sfmlV q ther signAture e on the outside Of me
wrapper, e. all others are cou ,~5erleita. In couso-
ruenctCl she iaree demand Cor thtn article, the toF
kving drugEiats have al ordered and roeiyed sup
66ss. 4. kimban, ~m. q Freaoh, J. h. Hayes,
"A etaAiels, and samuel KiddsT 9r, Lowell.
~ Sold ~ Wm. ElSkk, DEEFgi = Cleveland
0hios ab&sdaW
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L. B. sOLOMONsON.

IF1e3cU mo cle9HlN UpIcl0A
Kesps thelergestaa.ortmens q the most iEaRrogOd
linda Of S~PEUTACLES. AL his Glasses, whether
Nr near or Gr sighted, are ground unoer his own
ilepectiOn, ~ machinery OTIS aeW contraction with
the greatest care, 50 aa 20 suit the eyes In all cases,
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of tie
Eyeg, and imparting strength for long reading or
ans sewing.
NJ. EolomonsOn would hereinforn the public that
he never employs any enc In she sale Of bis Lenses.
- Also, q splendid assortment cisFL CLASSES
MICROSCOPES, COMPASBES, &e., on hand.
- ARTIFIglAL EYES inserted without pain,
- 19riect Is natural.
dvgIos-Ho, 10 Superior street, under American
Hp1eL malisd1W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

From Trustees of Water Works, that they
have considered the matter in relation to
furnishing water free Of charge for street
s~prinkling, and deem it to be for tbs interest
Of the Water Works, that the water for street
sprinkling should be paid for at the rate
charged for that purpose on all the streets,
viz: two cents q week for 1000 feet superficial
measure. Filed.
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

THE "DESPATCH" COOKING
expeEiment and experience ana Il most decidedly
superior to any other Cooking stove ia use. Its
g9f 81 s59li,6g ana hosstins properties suFpass
PRINCETON, CoEvENTEEoE n EooEor4.
The oven b thoroughly ventilated With heated air
~ an ingenious patent prv ess, which causes the
bottom 70 be hOtterthan "a othar Stoves and e per
fsct even bake Is produced.
-aoasting Is done bsi5re the open FIRE, 50 TIA .ths
Juices and flavor Of meats and poultry are preserved.
Brolling Is done on the hearth oForths Goals drawn
The Gre chamber j. 50 arranged e. 10 secure ths
most perfect combustion % fuel possible. We guar
Of incl and to give entire satisfaction to ali who de-
sire a FIRST CLASS STOVE,
EoI proof OF the truth OF the above, We refer our
blends and customer II g neral 90 the many hun
dreds OF HOusskee9eiH In this city and surFoundiaa
country, who are rally usidg ths stove. Gall and eE-
anime for yourselEesi get . circular and BE- oonvin-
red. Its a plain, heavy and beautiful stove Of
CLEVELAND MANUFACTURE.
and the matsriai and the workmanship, are Of the
best quality and can be made 70 last ! customer 20
years or logger. Our stock Of other
co G. STOVE S
both FOR wood and coal, Is the Iarges. and best in the
market. Our stock Of 1tT
ENAMELLED CRATES
Is large aud cor Prise the newest styles and are Of
superior nnish- Our Assortment o.
HoUsE-FUREIsHING GOODS,
Tin, Copper and Shest-Irons is complete.
rs 70 purchase goods cheaper and most desirable, and
We will sell
Cheaper shan can BE- Bought Ehsghs7el
&rAH are invited to call and lock for themselves
STOVE & CRATE EMPORIUM
No. a. south side Public square.
Iune'0 CLEVELAND. Ohio.
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agew SarertistmFmts,

DIET DOG L0SF-OE SATURDAY.
Iune IS h, S young bla-k ard tau PUP, lorped
ears, breast and Z re legs white With tan spots; Whit4
spot with q small black spot IN crntre on nFek back
orally rewarted- ~juniq.3fl
NOTICE.=TAKEN UP BY Pc
In TER HIGGINS, on the RgilrOad Pier, one
small bay mare PONY, looks some Ike q Canadian
breed Any person clsiniing can cal ct the abroad
Hotel, CLEVELAND, Ohio pay charges and take her
away. said Pony was taken np On Monday, the lOth
dky Of June. 1851. GE9RbE THOMPSON.
Cleveland Jun 18Th, ls6is3H
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aProof Of the pudding i in eating it. and
70 kRowt the real msTits ofa medicine l. to test It By
giving Il q fair trial. Every one troubl ID with hui
mora that arise from impure blood, should lose no
time 10 ssting the merits Of Ut. Viewers Canksr
and salt Bheum syrup and Oorats.
Sold b. 4. r. Gaylord, O. g Mackenzie, 4.
", saekridsr, Strong & Armstrong and Wm.E iaks,
Cleveland. O.
N-sss Advertisement.
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LETTER LIST.

Lctters Remnining IN tho Cleveland Posi-
Once June ~, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

WANTED-AcTIvE MEE. WIFE
= capital Of so % 80, eau clear from 81
elusive TERRITORY % sell in. This = an af1iois 81 dsfv
~osnsnnpson and is heed ID efeEY houlf 81 thu laad
Address "tryatal OIL Company" Box 1857.
.Omcg-no. p over Hover Hlrbe8'e Dry aaods
stors Dlbupe1or street. Ci8Fslznt. Ohio.
apr9.5f3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

We cOnRratuiale our readers upOn tho
discovery Of . sure cure Er Rheun,stism. Cost and
He1ralEias and all Meram1sl Diseases. Vhich Il e.
hcted without the use Of internal medicines, which
destroy the Constitution and give temporary relief
ony. In fact g ie the only Known remedy elegting
aR6rfsGt cure, and We feel warranted, from It's re-
commendationa, in calling the attention OF the A.
Aicad sne those ~Aung11enos sunering rom kneq-
nstism, Goat o. NsnTalgia, or the pernieieus eueets
q Merc1rT, to the advertisement 10 another column
AEoa ~ Wm. FlSKE, Cleveland q. ieb&
~Prostration Of the System and rspid
decisps are almost invariably the results Of early
mal.prScdoe ana unpheoksd viclous habits. Atreat-
De slaborasslg E0t W, has lately issued nom the
pfsss, nlmtrstlng this tendency, and the cure -
vel a. prevention OF the same. IL Is entitled SAu-
nan RrnTty, OF Physiological Researches" Il en-
tsrv fuEly into the causes, Effects aud most emeaeiOus
nod 81 CARING III diseases Of delicate nature, 9Th
eopious lnstructions for the perfect restoration Of
ehoss Hho are prevented BY Investments from en-
tsrfns into Tia marriage state.
Sold By Or. BarrcW, lst Blocker st. n. =. Price
Is esuts. Sent free o. postage everyWhere. Bfsdshe
aysrtissmsn Of Triessmar" In another column.
Also cold b. Z. r. Gaylord and William Flake,
Rrz9gista. Cleveland. ohio
arIt Is wonderful how soon e valuable
rsnedy becomes known. Dr.. S. 0. RiohardsOn's
sherry Wine Bitten is used and recommended By
gas lssdine Physicians Of the country, ans al who
onos tET Il pronounoe It valuable.
DELPHOs. Allen Co., O., July Sc, 81.
Msssrs. >. n. harris 4 OO.-GENTLEHEN: l have
sold DE-. s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitssrs for
several years, and can ohsertully recommend them
to the public As q menicine Of decided merit in ell
cases OF General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever q Ague.
O.. Your truly
J.. W. HUNT, Druggist.
~ The akary Wine Bittsrs sre for sale BY 4. r.
Gaylord, Strong 3 Armstrong, and O. s. Mackenzie,
Cleveland, o.
r~rSos Advertisement elsevhsra.
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n. ". TA1LEkl AnQltoT Of otlIes
"A P RUSSELL, Secretary Of state
JAMES MuRkAf, Attorney Genera
70TTGE T0

NJ I'LL IL
Proposals viii Be r~sceivec A. the Ones u the
fftr Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until y
oiciork NJ, June 24th, 1851, for ths grading and inn
prgvinF u Case Avenue, from the northerly line Of
Jrofon street 70 the southerly line ofthe City.
Plans and specihcations may Be seen and more par
t,cular Information mE b obtained ~ said Engi-
nfer's Office on after the 10th inst d.
zach proposal must be accompanied b. = good aud
SUFFICIENT bond requtring tho bidder 20 enter into 3
contract At the price named in his proposal, shoaia
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City improvements lnTibe the auo-
mission Of bids, r~eserving the right 70 aooeps or 10
w. fnHN MHITELAA
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ON THE CORNER-COWLES&
" co. wnI DO any kind Of WORK in thelr ans-
va and ohsaPlT' t@st
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IQ6I P~ASTURAGE.

The Pasf res Of the subscriber.
about SO a res IN the Cuyahoga
valley sill b. open on and after ~
the nrst da { May. Trrma-fffy cents orr W,er
for Cows, and one dollar per week for Horses, oays-
Die every Monday 10 advance. unless arraa7amauss
are made with the undersigned FOR the seassn-
ApFly az my once over Merehant's Bank, Superior
street., or 10 Milo BOsworth Hsrdsman, Al ths en-
trance gate9, near WoOlson, Hitchcock \ Cartsrss
stove Foundry, or at bis brick dFeninE house On
University Heights.
RS-Parties ssndingC Cows or other Animals, are
hereby notified that they will Be ehnrEsd or The IN
tire season rom date Of entrances TO November lst,
uales5 they give notice 10 wiring Of an eariiar
Withdrawal, and also, that the subscriber will not
Be responsible tor animals that may stray frUm. or
Be tnturpd while On said premises.
Cleveland. Arru q. tsst
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GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIG
-a-.Iv.T ~ The Office OF the County Auditor in
ma CitT 81 Cleveland, until y O'Clock M.s July 9Th,
1881, Tor fencing the Jail Yard. said fence viii con-
sat oT shout 10 liHeal iect Of iron ienefs ~ iss
hiFb, afanding upon q cot stone base ena ABOUT ~
6st 81 brick fuos, ak or seven feet high.
PropOsals are also inyifedfor.ths eonstruetlono or q
Kftchen for the Jail, sixteen ~ tgenty-oneh ei 20
be built OF trick Also, Tor hagging ana enrDing the
eidaswaik on PARK street, Grous 80 faet 10 length
Pans and rpreineHtiOnB Of the work may be seen
Al the omfe ofthe County Auditor.
The County Commissioners invite the suhWisaion
ofbids, roserving the right TO sccep. or REJECT the
9amo- Il Q. HAWKINS,
commissioner Clerk.
Oousrv AUDITORS OFFTcE,
June % MI lnnel5ssil =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

- Geo. O. Blair will deliver the MoRH-
Isa LEADEa. b. Pony Exprsss, n lhe towns
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PERRY DAvB-This name is OF worldwide
rsnown-not only for the esIebrjty Of his mediolue
Perry DGvis's Pain \ flier-but for Lis great Hbe-
rslItg toward the cause o. Temperance and his de-
voted Christian life. The Church be built for She
Baptiss Society in the year 1855, yin be 3 lasting
nonumsnt to his good name.
~ sold eS tyvh II, and By Z. =. Gaylord, Wm
= sks, .. s. haeksnzis, Strong 4 Armstrong, and
q. ". Ba6kridar, Cleveland, q.
WuHar ka-.-ff.en.,s In .nashar nolumw
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gropasaIs.
ONO UNION LOAN.
oFTroE oF TIE CoyMIss,oSEasO
or rHE oTsKING FUND,
Holum hua- nnfO- Euua 10. fsG1.

DO0uIuDU1I UHIVI VUW0 10 NNIs
THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
sinking Fund Of the state Of ohio invite sub
s1TpiiOus ~ the people of the State to the L az OF
TWo Millions Of Doll srB, authorized b. be act 9fthe
General Assembly go provide more ensctualy ior
the defence of the Stale against inTasioni passed
April, %, lg6l"
Certf5eitss will be issued IN suns Of Sioof and up
Wards, D yable July ]. le6S az the siate treasury
num. payabie eemi-annually, ana By the aeteuh or
iffnc fhs loan free from AVIATION.
Commfskrunefs in the City U~fCOigmbus, st each OF
the solvent banking institutions tu the state, and AZ
the several County Treasures IN the 5Hte, UNTIL ne
lst dsy Of July 1851 M
Intersst win he computed and paid from the date
e0o's "a. W. TAYLER, Auditor ofstste.
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ID A r A SO Is
SOLD 0AEAP, AT
M No. I2S SUPERIOR STRFE7
W. 10 SoFAh<oh
Parasols Aads 20 Orderi
Parasols Coverd Newt

And eyerJ thing In the line Of Manufacturing and
Repairing PaFasOls and Umbrellas, done in a york
manike manner and upon short notice, It No. ID
Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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3ttotHFgs at gaw.

H WO LID,
A~TTOKNEY AT Law
once over Mould 3 NumssR'B Store.
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aAiseelaEPnns.
MFRS. p. r. ARNOLD Has097E-

Nv no. y. y. AhNULU Has UP1Te
AVA ID tha Barter shop nrmerly carrfsd an -
h.Alnnids No. s6 Erie street. abefs BE wTT 80
give her their custom
SS-p.rtH GUAR attention viii 10 given 70 cusff,r
ana dressing children q HAIR. innafs.al
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DR. GIRSON.

Professor Of E~cetroPGthy and Medicine,
~ Ofhoe No. III Ontario street, up stairs, . few
doors from the Public square.
Office hours from . 70 Il and nom 2 70 > O'CLOCK
nalln fAnnhara nrcantnd = anle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
DANIC PRICES, IN EARNEsT,
l. , A LsAIE and 4

At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
By JOSEPH STRAU5E. No 81 Main street:
Just bought than 80 the dollar large stock OF
rich Lawns Ga 10 and II cts Fine Jaconeta and orgsnd
l2 &c Debages, cts 10 cts and higher Bere e all col
ors 25 & 500 handsome Bere.e Stella Shawls with
Chenille Embroidery So worth 20 OO Black and CooTed SIX
PsrSso from IS cents and upwa,d fast eooIed Calico at 6
and cent, cheap st O Ladies silk Thread Gaunt
lets 2 IS cents short ard long SIX Ms at S and 80
worth double the Hoeres, Linen Handkerchief
Linen Bosoms; Brown Black shifting snl shseng
Pillow Muslin To Eeing French Needeworked Cellars
from l2 % cts Cambria Bands, the finest work In
the city Linen Goods for Men and Boys
Oooed Silks great Goods too nuner-
MENTION will found prices that sstonsh body
No q Main street Look out for the right place
anlT JOSEPH sTRAUSr.
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MILITARY sIGNALs-IETERESrIN EXPERI
NENTS

MILITARY GNALS-IETERESTING EXPERT
MENTS.
Mel Myer of the o. s. army, months since annouuc
ed the discovery by himself of system OF military
signals which would in great measure, revoutionze
the management of modern forces. The signals arc
made by means Of flag attached to pole, from twelve
to sixteen feet long. The different movements which the
fig is made to go through represent numbers which in
their turn represent letters of the alphabet The etters
of course are combined into words that read the
mrsgage By the intervention Of the numbers none but
the officer who directs the and those who have
been previously informed of the arrangement Of the sys
t.m can understand the language OF the flag, which is
moved in three directions TO right left and front This
Is done by soldiers who especially drilled for the pur-
pose, and who in the trial. managed the bunting with
astonishing accuracy.
For night signals, torches substituted for flags
otherwise the signals similar to hose made in the
day time All the implements necessary for the service
can be embraced in small packet can be transported
from point point by single man. and be pu in readi-
ness for use in fifteen minutes The experiments
made in the negbbOrhood OF Santa Fe in the latter part
of April and were successful in every instance, although
uneven ground was especially selected The first day
signals we're exchanged sixteen miles without difficulty
and on the third day, by the aid OF small repeating
station an ineligible military conversation was rapidly
carried ON between Old Fort Marcy and Galveston which
are twenty five miles apart. In few days the War De-
partment of the United States will receive official re-
port of these experiments, when the commanding off,
GERS of the different regiments at the seat OF war
will doubtless be initiated into the mysteries of the bus
ness.-N. y. Times.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
From The Baltimore Ereha"ge Of Nay 29)
GENERAL CAJwALADER REFUSES TO RkCoGNIzs THE ATTAC

From The Baltimore Erehd0ge Of Nay 29)
GENERAL CAlwALADER REFUSES TO gkcoGSIzs
NESr
The attachment issued Monday last by Chief Justice
Taney against Gen George Cadwalader FOR refusing to
obey the writ of habeas corpus in the case of John Mer-
rymap Esq was made returnable yesterday, at twelve
o'clock A. an early hour of the day, the L. s. Circuit
Court building was besieged by an immense crowd
Immediately upon the Court room beng opened,
about halfpast eyen o'clock the crowd rushed in and
in a fhort time, the room completely lied.
About twelve o'clock the venerable Chief Justice made
hs appeararce Upon taking his seat the Chief Justice
stated that he desired make an explanation before the
hearing of the case the effect that Judge Giles, who
was present yesterday absent to-day owing to the
lac, that he was attending meeting of his church. which
he considered Of interest to himself and perhaps mpOr
tsnt to the community. He ihe Justicel had invited
Judge Gea 10 be present, because he had desired his
counsel and advice in important case but he did not
sit in the case as an officer of the Court and desired this
explanation to be made.
The Chief Justice then asked the Marshal If he bad
the return The Marshal handed to him the following
paper which the clerk read aloud;