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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

BRDGET.-Missus wants you to send her a
box Of Oephatic Glue no, bottle Of Prepared Pills.
but I'ni thinking that's not just Il naithsr; but
perhaps yen be afther knowing what 1t Is. He see
and wants some more Of that same as relaiTed h0f
before
Druggisl-You must mean spalding's 0ephaltis
Pills.
Bridgd.-Ochl sure now and you've sed It here's
the quarther and Civ me the Pills and don't be all
day about Il aither.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

GREAT DISCRIMINATORY the most i'm
pOrtant OF all the great medical discoveries Of this
age may Be considered the stem Of vaccination Tor
protection from Small Pox, the CsphRlc Pill for re-
lief Of Headache, and the use Of Qunine for the pre-
whose benefits will be experienced By suffering hui
manty long after them discoveries are forgotten.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

6 Ci0KE 7 COKE II COKBItl---
II. WALLACE & SON ARE NOW MANI
tASIg hlhis Coke from the pure HAlIIfQEDe-
% any other Coke ia the market. We can furnish
testimoulaa IRON numerous manufacturers who hf
hiqhest terms.
Also, constant supply Of Hamhohdsville strip
purposes.
Being located Immediately on the line offhe fgcve
patch 20 any part Of the State. Orders Solicited
~ 4; WALLACE q son,
January 81, 1850. eb5Rg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

VHE HAMWONDSVTTTR n

QHE HAMMONDSVILEB MTN-
ING and Manufacturing Company hqge on
sands at Wholesale and Retail. from their own
dimes and Manufactorius-
IAMM0HDSNILLEl5 d GOA L. for Gas sfa,r, c,-, ffd
Ing and Domestic ase
sAAA AAlM0ADsXILLE nc COKE MOI, for ManuhstuFE
lA1lMoFDsvILLE COKE No. p for Domestic
and dry.
HAMMGNDsFILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
curola. -
ls5s9 54s ass 81 7 5e FIRE CLAY RET0RTs EgD
1AhM0hDaV{ {I.LE FIRE CLAY TILE. ofevery
aAAIMoNps ssIIl5E FIRE CLAY FIUR COW
LBS ql LE every pattern
1AmMUA1ltf iffflE FIRE CLAY FToWuF. VA j
sllri rllln aud ornEmeutal.
-1All4ly 49, lislh tiTRIFfED WATER PIE.
Gas fll.f a.. Of efery size and VarietV en-
&c. Also, ''
HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL.
ltinR and Burning, Cat wholesale onlyD
-. ...t co. - - ~ = Z. ~ HI Low
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09
Real blessing,
Physician, Mrs. Jones how is d

Physician, We'll, Mrs. Jones, how is that
Ieadache
Mrs. JoHes.-GOnel Doctor, all gone the pin. you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and l wish
you would send more so that can have them handy.
PhysiciGn--You can get them at any Druggists. =
CAN Tor Cephatic Pills find they never fall and
recommend them in all cases Of Headache.
Mrs. JOneS.-l shall send for box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are e
real blessing. lt fa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09
GENUINE FAMIIY liz UUHs
THE AMERICAN
MEDICAL AND TOILET
RECEIPT BOOK.

TIIIS BOOK CONTAINS RECl-
PEss and attractions Tor making al the most
sidaiis aTedcsi preparations in use5 also Recipes
i fsiI and sSnieff dirertiDns l9r Ilaking az the
9st 1,an1liar and useful Cosmetics, Periumes, tn-
an5nis, hair Restoratiyes and ell toilet ATte,es-
Ii 3oii are suffering " IN any ei.soei{ - ~, ~
smooth hacs clear skin, eluxiiria.t oealc q nous
tache-or If you wish 10 know anF thing .ena esesl
bii means, peruse copy Of the book. 4of f9u -,
fcuiars and sample 0l the work for porusals Nfee
4. i. CuAFHAN.
ocf3Hs13 e9I Broadway, New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09
MORNlNGLEADER.

WEDNESDAY, m0RNING. sAN. Q, Issl.
~ For TUlerrsphio, Market ana RlaFino
NeI..a - Nanslh Nnne. ..
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AarAmatt.

4 RON AND NAILS WARE
W0USR. No. 81. al as. and67 River street, and
] IS, 81 ana IS en- the Dock, Cleveland Ohio.
" y ctrEf. uORnIGoN FoslER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

FACT WORTH demonstrating Ceph-
alic Pills are certain for Sick HeadAche, Bill,
General Debility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

sent8 TO the attention Of Mothers her
SOOTHING SYR UP,
FOR CHILDREF TEETHING..
which greatly facilitates the process OF teething, by
sottenng the gums reducing ~ iona-1 ID
10 REGULATE THE BOWELS. s
Depend upOn it, mothers viii give reat @ your
REEIEF AND HEALTH TO T6tRtNFARTs.
We have put up and sold this article for over isn
years, and, CAN SAY, IN C0NFIDENCE- AND
Ltg ii Of ~ WnsE We nave never oen a1is 20 ~ q
A SINGLE INSrA NCETO EFFECr A C6 BE when
timely used Never aid we know an instance Of dis
y al are eiihl II i "a vii it ia ia Js psrts a. and i sk IN
terms Recommendation q the magical eileets and
WE Do ( NOW, after ten ydaTsi 6Eperiance, aud
pledge our reputation for the fnfllment Oi what
here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pam anl e1haistiel1 reiie
viii he found in fifteen or twenty minutes ater the
jrbfs yaiuabia preparation ia the prescription Of
one Of the most Experienced and Sziliiul Nurses IN
Neg Englands aud has been used With Aeser-iailing
,4's''' IN TH0UsAEDs OF CASES 81
It not only relieves the child from pain bat invg-
orates the stomach aud hqYls oorreets aeldity, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system IL VIII
almost instantly rolieE9
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND COLO
and overoomes eonYulsions, which if not speedily
-eiied, end 10 death. We believe &c the best aud
~ rsi1riy N the World n an cases Of Tysentery
a..d Diarrhgs In children, whether it arises from
3thing, or any other cause. We would cay % eve
cry Mother who has child suffering frem an Of the
foregoing complaints do not let your audices nor
the predCes oi others, stand between you and your
suaerng Child and the relief that will Be Sure yes
Absolutely Sure, to ioow the use Of this Medicine
tftinely used. Full direction f1rlnsug will accom-
janYeach bottle. None genuine unless the lac
a outside wrapper. Sold bJ' Druggists throughout
the y Office, l3 Cedar Stree1 New. y Ork.
i',.y-P--- -; :, X IS CENTS PER BOTTLE
sspf28:dawR25 q ARMSTRONG. Arentst
For sale By sTRONtfe
% Superior streets 0leTelanfa- e-----------
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oIIUI7TI u - u ,
4 UN ATA N AL s I
Common cnd Charcoal SAcet Iron,
JUNEArA BOlLER PLATE,
FIRING rLuM AND BLISTER STEEL, STkNA
FL0W WINGS, BAR IRON, CR0TaH
WINDOW GLASS, GRlND-
STONES, WI. e.
RARR'S Uolebfate6 Fire Proof SAT rs, Sc, et man
7flcfnrer1' prices. aaql:R2i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

DARPENTERS T00LS-EVE-
~ RYFHING wanted IN the way of Oarpenters
tools, of the BEST makes. For sale very cheap, py
COLW EL4L aOO.s
novls le3 Ontario street.
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GSOOPERS' T0OLS-EvERYTTINe
u : ia the line. Also, Hoop-lrQn, klvets, &C.
T,,r raic el.eap hv C0EWELL 3 CO.,
nnViT lf3 ontario atreet
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DUILDERS' HARDW ARE. - A
C0LWELI q co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

TRON-OF ALL KINDS AND OF
COLWELL q 90,
novIs lts OntaifQ 81
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eeaeraI Agant. oaea O 9. 8 2 N ri61 * 6STalsn IL 81
ltll. mnrZ5R1f
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OLD By MosF MEDICINE sDEABERs.

Gaylord 3 Hamm- I'd, o. s. 1IaekeaEie, n n. Fiss5
T. W sackrlder, md Strong d ArnstTouq Clpre.
land Ohio Roberts samuel, Columbus; VI a. tiFa-
ham. eandn.Ly. Carter Z. BEn---a-. - p -
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5GNRADLES-MULAY, GRAPE VINE,
b. K. RAYNoLDS,
,nn.fewS g sVparinr street,
nn3l9 SCRAPERS-PLA n K
X - -s.t's low. H. K. RATNOLDS,
SS.ss-a s. Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

VIZ CAREY d co,
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE sALE OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

HAYTNG TO0LS.-SYTH ES.
snafhs, Rzzes, sgshe-sl11es, g.. Iar sale ly
Fl. k. RANhoADAs
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NTATH FRS A 4N0DYNE CORD

lNl AL.-An antidote for Dysenterys DiaFrhoea.
Ch0hc, ChOlera-Morbus, Nervous PFoatrations
Cfamp in the stomach, &c, one Of the best remedies
known. For sale by Strong 4 Armstrong, Il. y. Gay
lord, aud Q. s. Mekenzias Drug Stores .r =. ri.
~ Try it and you will always keep it on hand.
noV2s32Q
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The Charleston correspondent of the New
York World writes very interesting letter
from which we take the following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28

TRENTON June "a There was grand parade
here this morning Of the three thousand troops at
Camp Oden. They will leave here Tomorrow
as follows: LIST regiment, Col W. Montgomery,
1t Col. r. McAllister, Major ID. Halheld, 10
start at O'Clock a. IN. The I'd regiment, Col.
G. w. Mclean, 1t Col. l. NJ. Tucker. Major 8
ID. Buck. to 60 at 10 O'Clock. The Sd regiment
Col O w. Taylor, 1t. Col. Fl. w. Brown ,Major
VIM. Collect, leaves at o'clock m They
VIII 20 by the Camden and Amboy railroad 20
Camden, and thence by steamboat to the Wash
ington street depot. From thence they will 90
direct to Washington. They will be accom-
panied, 1t is supposed, by Col J. w Allen and
secretary, who goes on State business
The bids for the New Jersey half million war
loan were opened to-day, and all were taken at
par TO l0l They have not vet been awarded
No call for more of the authorized loan 10 needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
rheIa,e,, tr,m .I.,ana,,.

ALEXANDRIA, June 2s-Information has been
received from the Zouave camp this morning,
announcing the safe arrival Of Lieut.. Howison
aud the Captain Of Zouaves, whose absence last
night gave rise to fears for their safety.
Lieut.. Sweets company returned at midnie ht,
without meeting with the secession cavalry
Murphy Is still missing.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2S.-Tbe affair at Cloud,s
Mills seems to have been only another attempt of
the enemy to harrass our pickets who are at pres
ent the only victims of their warfare and to notify
US Of their presence. They made only two can
lures, neither Of whom was prepared for resist
ance when bounced upon By about fifteen cavalry
from side road.
Murphy, OF the U. &. cavalry, was for the mo-
ment of his horse. The other, Zouave, wss en-
gagged in picking cherries, and without his arms
Another portion Of the rebel cavalry, about forty
strony, drove In the pickets to within a mile of
Clouds Mills, and then retired without succeed
Ing in making any further captures
Lieut.. Howison and Capt. Pedlar, Of the Zou-
aves, company X, did not fall in with the enemy.
as their temporary absence gave cause to appre-
bend
The compliment paid to the PENNSYLVANIA
troops by the Inspector General yesterday, was to
the Fourth Regiment, Col Hartrauft, and not to
the Fifth, as stated In previous dispatch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
From the Upper Patamac

HAsERsTowS, June % Three deserters, Ger
mans from LuZerne county-Geo. Natchler Con-
rad Vollmer and John Sauter, Of Col. Oakford's
4th regiment, Pennsylvania, were brought back
here to-day by Charles w Rossler, chief Of police
at scranton. Fifteen had deserted from that
regiment alone, and az 1t was deemed necessary
to make an example, these will doubtless be shot
Nearly all the other deserters have been caught
and are on their way thither
Two supposed secesslonists, by the name OF
Thomas Wilson and Jacob c. Grove were ar.
rested Yesterday by private joan Drew, assisted
by William Murphy, Of McMullen's Independent
Rangers.
The 9th, 3lst and ODD Pennsylvenia regiments
marched TO Falling Waters last night from VIII
Transport. Col. Thomys' cavalry, including the
First City Troop. is with them.
James r. Ruftin, a wagon driver from VIII
lamspoIt, was drowned last night In the canal
near Williamsport.
Capt Parkers light battery was moved from
the fair grounds two miles below to Falling
Waters S
Another battery Of heavy artillery and a second
OF gh: artillery are expected at this point within
a few days
have received an int,nation from high Official
source, that forward movement of this column
may be confidently expected as soon as sufficient
transportation and artillery are forwarded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28

Affairs 4, B.l,Im.r.-s,ees..fur searches.

BALTIMORE, June 2s.-Tbe city 10 quiet, but
there is q good deal Of exeitement-crowds are
gathered around the police station and the mar
shsPs ONCE. search at the msrshals once 10
going on, and large quantity Of arms and am
nunition found secreted in the cellar. A case Of
valuable pistols was smong the discoveries, and
$500 worth Of rifles, 25 Of which were Minnie
Several Of them, 1t 10 supposed, belonged to the
Massachusetts soldiers who were dissrmed by the
mob on the 18th of April
An immense quantity Of percussion caps, esti-
mated at million, was found; also g. 100 ball car
ridges and 5000 long ball Minnie cartridg es, and
various other warlke articles, including balls for
NE steam gun. The search 10 still proyressing.
u supposed considerable quantity Of srms
will found secreted at the various houses
This morning Gen. Banks issued an order, d.
rected to Col Renly, in reply to the protest of the
Police Commissioners, in which he saws sYou
VIII take special notice that by my proclamation
OF this day neither the law nor The officers sp-
pointed to execute the law are affected In any
manner whatever, except as 1t operates upon the
members Of the Board Of Commissioners and
Chief OF Police. Every officer and man, with the
exception Of these persons above named, win be
continued In service In the positions they now
occupy, unless they shall refuse In such case the
provost marshal 10 to select others 70 I'LL their
places"
Among articles found at Marshal Kane's ONCE
was twelve pound cannon ball, bearing the in
scripton "From Fort Sumter to Marshal Kane"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28

ALEXANDRIA, June 27.-This evening inteli-
gence was received that private Murphv. of CON
pany E. I'd u. : cavalry, while on picket dnty
outside OF Clouds Mills, was surprised by a party
Of secession cavalry and tsken prisoner.
Lieut. Harrison, Y. q N Of the steamer Poca-
eonta,, who bias been IN charge Of Geld piece
from that vessel, was riding out In company with
captain OF the Zouaves, and as they were several
miles outside tue pickets during the afternoon
IL Is feared they were also captured b. tie same
party.
One informant says that the last seen az Murphy
was that he fred on bis captors and taken 20 the
woods Another says the two ofacers Were assist
them.
10 being understood that the faR-staf erected
oY the Bell and Everett party dnrIng the last
campaign In the lower portion OF this city was
shout TO be used az Fort Ellsworth. IL VIA. taken
down and chopped to pieces last night By the
parties who erected It,
guarded, and the utmost vi lance IA practced TO
guard against the holding "a communication with
the enemy.
An Englithman who was travelling 20 k{S farm,
In Fairfax county was detained while on the road,
and returned to Washington 20 have his passport
rom the British consul at Baltimore rtSed by
Secretary seward
The French Vice-Consul for Richmond arrived
nefe This afternoon en- route to thst city
The Inspector general Inspected the Eve regI-
mens now CHARTERED IN this vicinity this after
noon. In one Of them be noted an Improvement
OF 50 per cent, both In personal appearance and
military department since the lasi Inspection,
probably referring 10 the 5th Pennsylvania regi-
ment, which Is now being better provided for by
the State. The troops were reviewed by Col
Heintzeman and presented an exceedingly fine
appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
U. 8. PENIrrSrIlnY,
WdShtHgt0n, JtHe u, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received until O'Clock on the
Sd Of July for Ishing the Penitentiary of the
DI;iTiGt Of CoIumSia with the following articles
% ,no0 pounds fresh beef
90 do corned beef
5000 DO mlddlIngs Of bacon
SO bushels pntatoes
50 barrels navy beans
Eogsheads rioe
y barre molasses
81 do com non brown sugar
SO pounds coffee, unground
l,C0l do black tea
10 boxes black pepper
II barrels vinegar
100 pounds brown soap
81 barrels soft sp
500 do fine -four
$50 bushels corn meal
l0J tons white n coal
Is do umberlaLd coal
80 cords pine wood
$50 do oak wood
so bushels oats.
Bidders can at their option propose for any or
al OF the ARTICLES named in the al we list-
Bidders are required TO furnish samples of the
articles (as near as oin be done tbey propose TO
The articles must be delivered at the Penitentis.
~ In such quantities and at such times as may be
fhs night is reserved of ordering q greater or
lesser au.ntit, of each and every article contracted
for, a. be public service may require.
Bosfd Of Ipspaot"3. he rsou2sd for tbs . the
ful performances of the contract
Proposals must be endn sed Propose for Sup
plies" and left at the PenltsntatJ by the time
seat In after that time.
Any other inf rmatIon that may bs required By
thos+ desiring tn bi can be obtained BY applying
BY order of tine Board of inspectors
je2 +-'d X. J, KING, Warden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
Southern Items

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The suit testing the
legality Of the blockade Of the Nashville railroad
has beeen withdrawn by the shippers prosecuting
IL Is understood that Mr. Guthrie, the president Of
the road, will assume the responsibility TO decline
receiving freight unless the collectors permit
accompanies 1t. Large quantities Of coutraband
goods are Still said TO be going over the road to
the inland Kentucky towns, and thence find their
way into Tennessee
Two fugitive slaves caught near Coryndon,
Indiana, were returned to Kentucky Yesterday
There was no excitement at the arrest
Gen. Pillow issues two prscIamations one of
which states that all debts due to parties in the
North are now by law due 10 the State and de-
clared seized and secured reprisals for illegal
North All banks are required to state what
amounts Of stock are owned by the enemies OF
State, and merchants, brokers and bankers also
Indebted are required to report to the Adiutant
General, and meantime ordered to paw the
Indebtedness to the State only. The reports are
returnable on the 10th of July
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
DENsION OFFICE, Juss 6TH, 1851.
To ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

Appicat on having been e under b; Of
sd Tune 1861, for the reissue the lsaud ~
rants described herein, which are al eyed 20 ns
been lost DESTROYED notc il re reby given that
at the date following The de yonPtiOn OF each War
rant, q new Certificate, OF Ike tenor. Will De Ia
sued, NJ no valid obi ectIOn sbal thea appear
No. 62,78l, for l60 eores, lssued 10 H-n'y y. ERIK
ing on the 2lst OF April 1857 under act OF Sd Mach.
No slge7, for 10 80 -es, ISSUED 20 Nehsrr Yaho-
lab on the 18th May, 1851, under aot Of 81 March,
No. 81 SEA for rs sores, issued to James Wilmer
on the 18th January, 1857, under act of ID March,
40 5z55. for g. acres, issued 20 Lemua Carmikel
on the lath OF eptember, 1855, under aot OF 81
March, lS55.-July 5, 1851.
NO. III for 10 acres, issued 20 Reuben Love
land tae 8th { October, 1855, under O.. act Of
Sd Mar ih, 1855 JAY 9th, 1861.
NO 1854, Tor 30 acres, issued under the set OF
March Sd, 1855, in the name of W IL IAN TaylCr.
and granted on the 18th day Of Marc Isse-Au
No 20 sss for Iso acres, Issued der the cot Of
March. lass, in the E.e Of IN ANA htIbi a. ],
widow Of John hub ard. deceased, and granted
on the 18th day Of une, 1885, August 81, .6fi,
NJ Sll6, for le9 scfes lssust under at az 1871,
70 Augustus Ing private OF CsPtsin Murray's
company, second REGIMENT OF EeaneSs Q inssH-
uy.-Sep ember 9Th, 1881 -H-
90. Is f&5 for lzn acres lssred lndas fae at Of
March, 1855, in the name Of Jacob 6ui.ck 4
granted on the S4th day OF January, 1855 Septs-n-
JOSEPH IA. BARRETT.
je lelav Commissioner,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
An Early Action Antic,,,,.s.

BEDFORD, Pa, June 26.-Col Cbas: J. Biddleis
fine brigade Of Pennsylvania state .roons Ief heta
early this morning for Cunberland Nd hav-
Ing received orders to move only few hours pre-
vious to their departure. The troops will march
TO-DAY In the direction Of Cumberland, eHpsc'ing
10 make a vigorous movement from that poiat
Tor tue purpose Of diSlodging tue Confcieraies
stationed at Romney A spirited engagement il
anticipated, as IL is underst nOd large secession
force 10 concentrated az or near that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
Fatal Accident.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 20 EARLY this morning
our citizens were shocked to hear Of very serious
accident which happened to Gilbert l. Wilson
the treasurer Of the New York Central Railroad
who had fallen from third story window Of his
residence, breaking both legs and fatally injuring
himself. He had been much depressed in spirits,
In consequence Of considerable losses in private
affairs through changes In the valss of property
Mr.. Wilson'S Official and personal integrity how
ever are unquestiOned and his affairs an treasurer
Of the New York Central Railroad are entirely
correct. On Thursday he was married to
daughte Of Hon Daniel D. Barnard, late Minis
ter TO Berlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
The Mi.waukie kist

MILWAUKEE,, June % The city has been very
quiet since Monday until this afternoon, whe1
some excitement was manifested In the uppel
wards, but with no serious results COMMITTEES
from the riotous wards are said TO be r.
demand the banks to make good all the none,
they now hold Eight hundred troops are ready
at AL times and at moments notice, 20 quen any
disIuroance. The Governor was here Yesterday,
aGd arrangements are on foot 70 make the secufi
Ties OF the solvent banks par by 90 ststs
bonds for deprecated Southern stocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28

W Though THE STAR 10 printed on the fastest
IneAn press In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
10 barge - 10 require Il TO be put to press at an
e'riy hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
cent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
lot appear until the next day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
The Crops i'm Texas.

NEw ORLEANS, June 25.-Advices from Texas
regarding the superior condition OF the crops in
that State continue TO come from all sections The
crops Of sugar and cotton promise TO be excellent.
Beeves are Oeing driven from Western Texas 20
New Orleans
The United States troops who were prisoners at
San Antonio will soOl be moved ten miles out OF
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
y,rmo,tR.pubIic,n C.nv,,,;.n

MoNTPKLIKR, VT, June % The Republican
State Convention met here to-day There was q
large attendance. Frederick H0lbrook (3rattle.
bore was nominated for Governor, Levi Under.
wood, (Burlington,) for Lieutenant Governor,
and J. p. Page, (Rutland, } for treasurer
Resolutions We're adopted recommending sus-
pension Of old party lines and unity in the support
OF the government to put down rebellion and
treason
Paul Dillingham;, prominent democrat, and
others, made patriotic speeches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28
Funeral of Lieut Walker

BosroS, June 26.-The funeral Of LIeuteneat
Walker, Of the Second New Hampshire Regi-
ment, who was killed on the New Jersey railroad.
took place at Concord to-day A large body Of
Free Masons, Gov. Berry and staff, tue members
OF the Legislature and city government, and a
large concourse Of citizens were present q: the
solemn exercises