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CLEVELAND, TUESDAY
LATEST NEWS.

Troops Moved intO Western VirgInia-~TwSi
Ad Ohlo Resimouts af GrRfssn.
We learn that twenty eve hundred 0, s
troops were moved yesterday from the Ohio
river to Grafton, the junction of the two
western branches Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Among them we're the l4tli and
2lst Ohio regiments, which were lately at
Camp Taylor, Grafton is about one hundred
miles from Wheeling. II has bean reported
that there were fifteen hundred secession
troops at that point. Ifthat is 50, there is a
prospect of $ brush with the enemy. Doubt
less this movement was made with view to
the approaching convention of Western
YiFQiuia.
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Sen. BHtIeF Aims at
Richmond.
QUEEN vfcEoRIA's PRoCLAA2A
TToN w
Yesterday AfternOon's Report
FROaI RALTTnInRR.

BALsnORF, May &C.
Special to American:
Martial law has been proclaimed at Alexsn
dria- Citizens are assured that they will be mo
tected IN their persons and property
The piekets were again fred on last night
lt h said that the New ToFk seventh Regiment
viii return home on Wednesday, their months
seFvtee beng ap.
strong and extensive entfenchments are being
erected By the Urited States tFO0ns on the Vir-
Etnia heights. They entirely command the a.
proRches from Alexandra
The Marshall House Is the hotel at which Gen.
Washington stopped Col. Ellsworth was Shot
near the door Of the chamber Gen Washington
occnpied.
folk
Gen. Butler was reinforced yesterday By three
xhOusand troops from New York and Maine
When tbs Adelaide left Il Was understood that
Norfolk would be attacked on Monday The
rebels there are confident that they can hold
Norfolk against any force
The bridge connecting Old Point Comfort and
Hampton has been burned by the rebels No
communieatlOn is allowed between Portsmouth
and Norfolk
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SOUTHERN ROURBACKs.

Il NASHVILLE, Tenn, May q.
private dispatch to the Daily Gazette, says
that there was nghing ct HaTper's Ferry, on Sat
urdsy evening, In which the enemy were repuls-
ed -s..-
On Sunday fight took place at Hampton near
Fortress Monroe. Six hundred of Lincoln's
troops were killed and wOudned. The Southern
loss was only ihffy.
Partial returns from Is counties in Virginia
show only - vote against secession.
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The Baltimore Clipper of Friday says:
The 1st and I'd regiments Ohio Militia,
commanded by Coils. McCook and Wilson,
reached this city yesterday afternoon about
three o'clock, from Philadelphia, where they
have been encamped since the 2Oth of April.
They numbered 1000 men, ard marched
from the Philadelphia depot through Lom-
bsrd street to the Camden Station, where
cars were in waiting TO transport them to
Washington. They were fine body OF men,
being mostly young, and evidently Injured to
hardship.
Du-ing the march one of the number
named James Riddle, of Co. K, 2 / regiment,
asoVercome by heat. He was assisted TO a
buggy passing at the time, and conducted to
the cars. The most ample arrangements
were made 1or the transportation OF troops,
by both The Philadel phia and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Companies, and no deten-
ton was suffered farther than was necessary
to change cars. The embalkatioE at the
Camden Station was superintended in person
by W.S. Smith and Oliver HOblitzell, Esqs.
and was effected in an orderly and exPedi'
tious manner.
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CAIRo, III, May %
Work Of Certifying this place Is progressing
rapidly. The leyee between ST. Charles Hotel
and the point, is literally covered with men tear
ing EARTH &c.
Passengers from the South report a continued
concentration of troops at Randolph. A eonsid-
erabie number arrived there to day, and more
Rre expected tonight
They are quite jUbilaHt In Memphis over their
reported Victories in Virginia. atrf
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHnaTOE, May q.
1he mails fer the South are made up here and
prior 70 first Of June will, If possible, be got 70
laelr destination via the West
The Treasury Department immediateiy afteF
The Opsni1g Of the proposals on Saturday com
meneed informing the successful bidders Of t1e
result. The Secretary accepted all the bids for
bonds plsced at IS and upwards, and awarded the
remainder 20 the bidders for the Treasuary rates
st or above par. These were awarded, Of the
bonds S0l3 000 and of FTessuary notes 81 2ao 600
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spcRssIONIsTs TAKEN pRIsONRRs
WAsHIsoros, May q.

v AaHIhGroN May 2.
The New York 5tb and 25th Regiments are two
miles beyond AleXandriR, on the line of the
Railroad.
A car loaded with provisions, and having Is
secession soldiers on board in citizens dress has
been brought to Alexandria.
man who was seized by the ZOuaVes three
miles from that city, Carrying q secession flag,
was made by them 20 carry It on q pole to the
Marshall House, and there trample on It. The
man was then placed in custody.
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FRO1I MRCHANIOsVILLE.

MEcHAEIcsyuLE, N. Z, May 81
The funeral Of Col. Ellsworth took place to-
dny At this place, and was attended By an i'm
nense conconrse Of people, military and nremen,
from various parts Of the 81 ate Impressive ser.
vices were held al the grave.
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Last LIZ RepOrt.
RROnl NEW voRk,

EEw YoRK, May27
Special to the Evening POst.-Schuyler CoIfax
has lust arrived here ifOm Indiana for the DuI-
pose Of urging the Government 10 accept the
ssryiees Of ak regiments Of volunteers from that
State
The Cabinet has been in consultation to-day
on the question Of appointing Gov. Banks and
John c. Fremont TO Major Generals in the army
Ne decision yet.
Another military movement Is on foot, but the
Government keeps Il strictly secret
HarDqriS Ferry adTices state that the rebels
there are greatly alarmed at the Government
movements, and expect momeniary attack.
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MODEL SPEEoH-Is is said that, few days
since, venerable old farmer appeared in the
Legislative Hall Of Kentucky, uncovered his
snowy locks, and having obtained permission
to SPEAK, thus delivered himself:
ss Genttsasn 81 am delegated by my
county to inform you, that if you hold q
secret session here as you threaten to do, not
ons stone Of this capitol Willrest upon anoth-
er tWenty-fOur hours afler.--good day"
The old gentleman then departed.
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A New York merchant has been arrested
for using seditious language. We hope this
example VIII be followed everywhere in the
loyal States. These are war tilrss, and those
who are not for US are against us.
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RoRnRR sTATR coNYENTION

FRAEKFORT, by, May 81.
fhe, Border State Convention met to day. JnO.
J. Crfttenden was appointed Chairman, and Or
lando Brown, Secretary.
Delegates Were present from Missouri and
Kentucky - s- t.r
The Convention adjourned till to morrow to
swait the arrival Of delegates on their way
hither tfLifF ff.If
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NEW YoRE, May ~
Cart KILLER, Of The bark Sarah, was arrested
sa. fo-day chaTEsd with fitting out fhEt vessel for
tie slave trGde. e
a Colonel Of one of our ZoaaTe regiments has
- not bgsa hard from for ten days, and 81 900
~ rsissf foF she reFimeEt is also missiHg-
ne elh and sfh regiments leave st washing
foa so-alght ss5
q ~ 4 l11srchqnt vas arrested today BY Supszin-
fsndent Kennedy for using seditous Language.
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It's said that ss4 dispatches respecting
the movements and organization of troops
were sent from headquarters at Colum-
bus between April 23d and May Gath.
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we. ern VIrslala Uncompromi.insly UuIOr

Yves Gfn NAF8AARA OAcouAbt4AAA8aAatg CAAoEs
The Wheeling Intelligencer says:
To sum up the whole matter the election
yesterday, so far as heard from, both at home
and abroad, surpasses the most sanguine ex-
pectations of the Union men. Who, for In
stance, ever dreamed of from 700 to 800 ma
jority in the county of Berkeley, over in the
Yalley2 Or wh5 of s75 in the town Of Park
ersburg, aud from !, 700 to !, 800 majority in
Wood county, Or who of unanimous vote
Of 1913 at Cameron or of tive to one at Fair
month Or, above ali, of I, 900 majority in
the county, Of Harrison2 All these returns
are in the highest degree cheering. They
show that Northwestern Virginia is over
whelmingly sound on the Union, and give an
unmistakable earnest OF what her action will
be on the llth day of June, in Convention,
unless, between this and then, she is overrun
by the rufian squads Of secession traitors who
are at work now trying to intimidate the
people with show Of muskets
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PROgI CHAsTBFRsBURG,

EN]gHEE I'd GHAAprhsB1Rs, May q.
The Virginia troops opposite Williamsport are
reduced to 400 men. Heavy desertions take place
daily. r-E
Ex-Governor 1hOn1ss was nominated for Con
gress at Fred sriek Nd. He Is an unconditional
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CHICAGO, May 2

aa CHICAGO, May q.
The Annual meeting of the Amerieal Medical
Association, which was 30 have been held in this
CITY on the Grst Tuesd9y In June, Is postponed
for one year BY the Committes Of Arrange
ments. .s E ao
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F0R FORr PICKRNs.

Hff@ rrs a BosTOE, Mayer.
The steamer Massachusetts, sailed to-day for
Fort Pickens, with crew Of ia men and 100
extra seaEfen Tor the feet, and q large amount
Of munitions Of war. - 49, Ezz1
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ELREa

WTgfE TfW IG4EEsBVRs, In, May q.
A Ere this morning destroyed property to the
smOu1t Of SIS 900. Insured for SIS 900. The
principal losers were A. Jacobs, boots, shoes and
ciothing 5000; Bartlett 5adeon, furniture,
8Oo0; Reed Babcook, hardware, IS 600.
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itffr -, : n w4sSissros, nf.ya7.

1II Y '1IIl7 '1IulIl NY 70 4
one Of the captured secesaionists confams the
report that on Saturday afisrnoon about 90 se,
but zetired When they disopgered the Federal
troops ccning over from y ashllgtous The HEF
Department & satisfied this e Teliable, 1at4
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One of the biggest of the cOlumbiads al
Fort Monroe is bearing directly upon the
house of ex-Presldent Tyler. We are aSrsid
It may go of some day. Accidents will hap
per. Louisville JournaE. 31l .s5
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financial
GnnffetiollerIl.
TOHN SCHRfNK

Having removed to his new quartsrs,
NO. %, LYMAN's BLOCK,
OPPOSITE TEE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
F Iff SQUARE, u
ls prepared to receive the calls Of his frisnds and
the public at large d.
Everything In the line OF Confectionery Ia kept al
HHOEESALE AND RETATh as usual
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE, g.
- WslI the choicest satabIss served np at mo.
tnents notice.
~ y DINNER is SERVED DAILY
or the accommodation Of persons hevihs businass
80 KENNETF ALE ON DR1UGHT.
tah "a =
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RRLRAsRp d THR RKnRLs.

BOSTON, Nay q.
lhs brig Elisha Bean, Of Boston, arrived to-
day fzom SEllsrfa r1yer, Georgia. She reports
she Wss captured by priYateeF schooner and
taken 4C Brunswick, where, after eight days de
asntien, Gov. Brown ordered her release
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-28

Gen. Butler announces his aim 10 be
Richmond, which he intends to Seeupy by
the 2Olh of July.
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MORNING, MAY 90, 1861.
MeaieiaRs.
SoRoFULA, on KINGS EvIL.

~
Us, a CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
Hsid becomes u isiud EaHl, sld lssr. BsinT in
the circulation, & pertadss ta ols l5y Is tntT
ss sSSss S Sss s a SsSsiS q h5 anS gi o T. 4 :
not destroy. The ecrofuious taint % FarlOusly
oE ~ 1ssT9' loS M,
Its re dsPfSgs3g yisss and E seoye ai n &c ge9s-
tary In the constitution, descending 'om parentS
e ehildESsn unto ths thsrd eHd t9gEts snsEstlon;
s5isTsS S U..t re inislitiss q the h0 upon th'I
Ilseaeets commence by Deposition from shs blood
liver aa Internal orsShs sPsS u SsresI saS
the slands swellings; and on the srace, erpPtions
eE soFes This teEl cofrupton whicA IN the
Ions constitutions not only safer from scroiul0us
eomplaipss, but they have far less power 70 With.
vast numbers perish By disorders which, althougk
not serofnlous in their nature, are sti rendered q
sumption which decimates the human la.ily hss its
origin directly in this scr0fuious contGminatioa
and many destructive diseases Of the liver, hdnpYS
BRAIN and, indeed Of al the oreans arise from o.
are aggravated hY tbe same cauae. ~ {
one Quarter 81 Sil our % R9pe srs gerHSsloqs ths
their health Is undermined by It. To esanss It Eo
the syBtem We must renovate the blood by altera
exercise. Such medicine We supply IN
4 YERiS u
COMPoUED ExFakCq on SARskPAR1.LA, l
the most enectual remedy which the medical siilI
onr times devise for this everywhere prevailing
and fatal malay. 1t s combined from the most 90
tive remedias that have been discovered for the ex
purgation Of this foul disorder from the blood, and
the rescue Of the systom from its destructive c0nB9
quences Hence 1t should be employed for the curF
Of not only Scrola, but also those other affections
which arise from It, guch ERUPFTFl an1 SHn
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'impurity of the blood" is founded In truth, fol
scrOfula S degsneratiOn of the Blood The par tic
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sound health Il impossible In contaminated oOnsd
tu'TiOnD' : Y nTD'f0 O o33 H 1T AIT uFHt ia
AY ER'S kGUE, CURE,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or -
GstteTnitte1t Fever, or FsUer and AQHS, Remit
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TiodicGl Headache, or Bilious Head 90
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for The whole class of Dis-j
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iaEy dsTGlqsmeHt Ca
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SFOUIa1A oID79lUNlLI NArCtIUH8s
Elections for Congressman will be held to-
day in the Seventh and Thirteenth Districts
of Ohio, to Gil the vacancies of Hon. John
Sherman and Hon. Thomas Corwin.
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MODEL spEEoH.-It is said that. a few 4

Col Anderson visited the German MissiOa
Sunday school at Cincinnati, on Sunday last,
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Builders. Y

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M,asmatie Csmtoiss.

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Meaieiuea.
MRs: HINsLOR.

MRS. ANELOMa
An exparianoed Nurss and Female Physicisn. ne
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