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l:l5 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping ct
Girard, Ashtabula and PainesTills oulT; and
arrives at cleveland at AS A. n.
1000 A. n. MAIL TRAlh-Stopping at all Stations
except SayDrook, UnionviIia, Perry, Men
tec snd Wicklide, and arrive at Cleveland
ct l:45 P n.
I2:5O P. n. DAY EArRESs TRAIN-stopping at Gi-
rards Conneaut, Ash abHla and Painesville
only and arrives ct Cleveland at 4-2O P. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Conneaut
at 500 A. NJ, stopping at all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at 9.IO A. n
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ClLEVELAND 8 PITTsBURGB
kAILRlO AD..
suNhER ARRAEaEuKEF.

kAILR'O
suAhER ARBAEaEMKEF
10 take snect on Monday, June 10Th, 1851. Train,
lsSys Clsyelsod daiy ,sgPdsys follows
II, Wheeling l:zoF, Sew Iilis fhiiad:lSala ss5i
900 P n Eypress-Arrivss at Nsv York 4,oo p X
Philadelphia l2s1 P N Pittsburgh i.s5 P.
n; Wheeling 400 A. n.
Both TIaios connect At HudscH for Akron and
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
tVif AlenioWn,) riihout change
m. tale as low rs BY any other line.
nAi hr2ush Ilel ets can Be procured at the Depot
ER. MYERs. Q 7. 1ssas. z; HsONAIOO1gi ja5S SSSA
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS s
q CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851. sUMBER ARRAsgEHEET. 1851
On and after Monday, June Ioth, 1851, Passengs
$40 A. n. N. Z. a Cincinnati Express-stopDiur Al
Berea, GRAFTON, Wellington, New London
ssem, shelby, and ali Stations south d
shelby, reaching Columbus az 1850 A.
Sincin5,nati a. 20 ?. NJ, and Chicago
40, Crestliae g 40 IN
z;lO ?. x. Accommodations topping at all Station
and arritlng a. gOlunlbCs 7:1O ?. ~
$50 p =. night Express-Stoppng 1t all stations
nOrth Of Ores time, and az Gallon, OardinR-
ton, Delaware and At ali other stations, to
leave passsngefs only arriving a. %
iumbua a. iI:i5P NJ, and Cincinnati at SIS
CON NHEOTI IONS.
BhelbY, sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, 70
&c.
OrsstIine, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail.
road, for Forest, Upper SanduHky, Delphoa
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago &C.
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
BillOn, &C. 2
Gallon and Bellelontaine Railroad Line for Marion
SelleIoEntaine, sidney, Union, Muncte, In
dlnapolisi Terro Haute, Fincennss, Evans
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pftts
- burgh Railroad for Springfield
Ooiumbusi Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xeuia
Railroad, for Asnia, Dayton, indianapolis,
ferre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, LoFsland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-.
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Loulg.
vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. LOuis, and ali
pOints on The Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zsues.
vile, Wheeling, Ae., Oolunbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, BTbana, &C.
~ For Tickets 70 all points and infarmafiOn ap
ply at ths Passenger Station.
80 i. B. Plant, Superintendent
Olaveland. June 10th 1861.
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6ar Peterson's Magazine for July, an
other supply of Lloyd's R. R. Map, Harper's
Weekly, Frank Leslie's New York Illustra-
ted and New York Mercury for the week !
also BalIou's Dollar Monthly for July, have
been received by Hawks & Bro.
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- The prize Of the MoRNiNs LEkDER 70
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation undor any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADER, 10 News
Dealers, is One-fourth Ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send us one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations. 4
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PosTGGE STAMPS FOR sALE.-Stamps for
sale at the Leader Counting Room. Bank
bills taken in payment.
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]. L. Parker, New Bedford, Mass. s5-
Miss Libbie Hives, Painsyille, o. la-
VIM. JathOw Jackson, Rhiladelphis, Pa,
Mrs. n. Straw, Watertown, Wis.
Geo. Winck, WATERFOWL, Wis.
Jas. B. Drew, Columb bus, Wis.
Geo. A. Wenek, Mt Jackson, Va.
Frank w. Smith, Brighton, N.
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PERRY DAvE.-This name is OF worldwide
renown-not only for the celebrity Of his medicine
Perry Daviss Pain Biller-but for his great libe-
raIIty toward the cause OF Temperance, and his de-
voted Christian life. The Church he built for the
Baptist Society in the year 1858, will be lasting
monument to his good name.
Es Sold evay'sh "a, and By Z. =. Gaylord, Wm
2 sko, O. S. Mackenzie, Strong Armstrongs and
T. W. ssckrider, Cleveland o.
ES-sao Advertisement in another column.
"Proof of the pudding IS in eating it, " and
to know the real merits Of medicine Is to tes it by
giving it fair trial. Every one troubl d with hu-
mors that arise from impure blood, should lose no
time in testing the merits Of Or. Viewers Canser
and Salt Rheum Syrup and Oerate
- Sold By I. +. Gaylord, o. s. Mscksnzie, 4.
y. sackridor, Strong & Armstrong and VIM. Flake,
Cleveland, o.
nN-Sse Advertisement.
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PHILLIPPI, June 5, l

DEAR Parents 81 am balanced on the
top Of our gun with this small bit Of paper,
You have probably heard of our engagement
here. Co. F got into action first and fred
the first gun. We marched on the B. & o.
R. R. all night, mud up to the hubs, and
were obliged to help our guns along to save
our horses. The Indiana Regiment was
ahead until we came within about mile of
the enemy, when we passed them to open
the attack. We were led on by Col. Lander,
and when within about half mile of the
town the enemies pickets fred upon Us. 1
was, at the time, balanced on spare wheel
which we carry, and had the misfortune 10
drop my revolver, by the turning over of
the wheel, and in my hurry to get out from
under the heels of Co. DIS horses, which
were coming behind, could not pick it up
until it was trampled out Of sight.
You would have been surprised TO have
seen those 500 men leave when we COM
menced giving them our Oannister, and thO't
US terrible fellows. A few Of them stood
to 3 small cannon ard returned our ere
for a few moments, but the most Of them
got clear of the town as soon as possible,
when they made q slight move to form
By the time we had changed our position,
however, and given them a lew round shot,
they left.
We could make no estimate of the killed
and wounded, as they carried them of, with
the exception of IA, whom we found in some
brush. Our first ball went through barn,
taking of the leg of a young Lieutenant as he
was mounting. Every moment brings some
report of their having buried their comrades
slong the the line of retreat. We can trace
the road by their blood for miles. The first
stop they made was at Beverly, where they
reported us to be some 10 900 strong. They
stated that they had killed fifty of Us and
wounded several hundred, but were obliged
to retire on account Of our numbers. Idon'
believe they ever saw any more than oui
two artillery companies until they wer,
fairly on the route. 1 want you to send m,
Immediately good sized Colt'a revolver, O
a pair of them. Send them to Lieut.. Col
: sturgess, with flask Of powder, balls, caps
all complete. 1 can assure you that the
are useful in this mountainous country. Tb
first time we get into camp in some respect
able place, viii send you long letter will
all the news.
Enclosed find what we found in the tents
We have lots of fun reading the letters
One fellow was just writing to his girl, an
assuring her that he wanted to meet Us, a
he was confident he could whip any Ten {
US. Some young man finished the letter
and with our explanation sent it to lis dessl
: nation. Yours, MD.
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Aake StEalaers.
graal alotifes.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"A REAL EsTATE.--On the sIh day Of July, 1861,
Al 10 O'clOrk A. NJ. At the OF Of the Court house,
Ia the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga Comfy, Otio,
will b. sold to the highest bidder, the following de-
pcribed Real Estate, the prop sr Of Palmer snow,
in said eouuiy Of Cuyahoga, and known ag Is acres
OF land 70 be taken from the south side OF Barzia
SHOWS farm, being part OF the Blake tract, and lot
No G. and bounded as lloWs: On the south Oy orig
inal lot lines; the east by ten acres wlied TO W.
Q. Snow by BaTzilla snow; this west bY the orig
iBal lot lines, and on the north by line parallel
with the south line and % far distant thererom es
to cont ain said l6 land. Appraised at STD
Terms Of sale will be made known on the day Of
sale. JkREMIAH C0ONkAD,
Admir- Of the estate Of said Palmer SNOW, decd
Clevelan :, o., June 7, 1861 unes:3i3
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Connections are made at MonroeVille with the San.
duskys Mansfield and Newark X. R., at Clyde with
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. B., at Ere.
mOnt with Fremont Indiana r. B., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern IndiaDa
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson Fort Wayne, IOganBpOrt, Lafayette,
Oairo Alton 81. Louis, and all points West North
vest and Southwest EH.
Trains arrive in CleYeland from Tctedo and the
West, et $40 A. n, S25 P. NJ ands:45 P. n. From
L. D. RUCKER,
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MORNING HEADER.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1884
Nv ApYKRTIsRnIRNTa.

Taylor, GlisvOld 4 Co-Iacs Goods. -
II. Kssslor- Boiler and Engine for sale.
Taylor, GrisWold 4 oo-Blaek English CrApa
% Seneca st.-Boarding.
Taylor, Griswold Co-Hesiery.
Rettbers Hausmsnn-Corssts.
Lost-A Portmoaio.
n. n. Allardt-Printlug Materials for uais.
Geo. sTrRgue-Loe Nolieo.
New York store-LoOsl Notice.
Union-Business Notice.
Hawks 4 Bro-Local Notice.
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WANTED.-1'HREE YOUNG GEN
w TLEMEN wHnt Board and Rooms " IN a nri-
yute family, not ftrlher than Erie street from the
Post Oce, and situated as make IL convent nj
20 call at the oiice In passing and from uperi0r
street. Two would room together, but the third
desires room to himselE. A family IN witch there
o. Pest nfice. junes-tf
STKAYED OR STOLkN-FRoM
\ tho Pasture Of Nr. T,ler, in New Bursh, mar
the mahOniDg Depot, about May 18th, a pale red
COW, with wide horne, and b" end Of tail clipped
was OF middle siza, and gave good mess Of milk
Five dollars rtNytrd viii DO paid Tor her recovery.
INWARD MALOY.
~ STRAYED-MAY 18TH. A RED
~ COW. brass knobs on b0rns-Ona horn lopp d. |
Any person leaving Information at No l03 Hnron
street, VIII be suitably rewarded. Js5:335
M ANTED.-ACTIVE MEN. WITH
capital Of go 70 go, can clear from SIC
DAY on ne article that has no com petition TX
elusive territory TO sell Ia. This article Of daily
oensum etioni and It used in every house IN the land
- Address "iryRtai Oil Company" Box 1887
OInce-No. 3, oyer Hover Higbee'B Dry Goods
Store ~ Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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w-PrOslratiOn Of the system and rePid

E- Pro5tratlOn OF the system ana repid
decline are almost invariably the results Of early
mal.practoes and unchecked vicious habits. treat
ise elaborateg got up, has lately issued from the
press illustrating this tendency, and the cure IS
well Is prevention Of the II is entitled 'Hu
man Frailty, or Physiological Researches" 1t en-
ters fuly into the causes effects aud most eieacious
mode Of curing all diseases ofa delicate nature, Sith
opious Instructions for the perfect restoration Of
those who are prevented By impediments from en-
tsrins into the marriage state.
Sold By Dr. Barrow, l9l Blescker st., n. Y. Prize
Is eeuts Sent free OF postage everywhere. Rsadths
advertisement Of ssTriessmar'' In another column.
Also sold by T. r. Gaylord and william Fisks,
DruFgists. Cleveland. Ohio
Nz5-It is wonderful how soon valuable
remedy becomes known. DR.. S. 0. Richardson's
sherry Wine Bitters is used and recommended b.
tne leading Physicians of the country, all who
once tIy it pronounce it valuable.
DELPHos, Allen Co, O., July Is, '5s.
Messrs. J. N. Harris CO.-GESTLENEE: 1 have
sold Dr. 5. O. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bittsrs for
several years, and can eheertuiIy recommend them
to the public as a menicine Of decided merit in Sll
cases Of General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever Ague,
sc. Yours truly
J. W. HUNT, Druggist.
So The Sherry Wine Bitters are for sale By L. 2.
Gaylord. Strong Armstrong, and Q. 8. Mackenzie,
u-Clevsland, o.
{ 0B-sss Advertisement elsgvhere
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MILITARY CAPs.-Military caps of every
style at Deckand & Englehart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
Deckand & Englehart have also full
supply of Hats and Caps, new styles, justre-
ceived and ready for spring and summer
wear. Silk, felt and straw hats in abun-
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4 ~ Its principal merits are its
SIMPLICITY, DuRABILITY, EASE IN WORKING,
CLEAN III ESS,
And its Impossibility to Freeze Up
TT NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK
EFT OR THE SPOUT, doing away with the com
plfcated machinery necessary to accomplish botn.-
Its simplicity makes it less liable to get out OF ORDER
than any other Drawer. Tho Curb, Bucket, &C, are
substantially made OF the best material the whole
being calculated to meet the wants OF the public.
Rater can be raised IN less tine than IN any
Other Tqy.,
It Discharges from the Bottom Of the Eacket.
pEAn the FOgs .eauired is to raise the weight Of
"ifsi5s Please S exsmi1e DAYKIN'S WATER DRAWER
before purchasing any otner. Address
JAMES DAYKlN q CO., Proprsi
FAcFORY-SO5 Ontario street, Cleveland Ohio,
RV-Stafe and County Rights for sale. Address .
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ADDITIONAL PROM PHILL PPI.-The follow
ing letter from a n ember of Company F,
Genera Artillery, to his parents in this city,
gives some additional items in relation TO
the fight at Phillippi. He enlisted here in
Company D, bat was detached from it and
transferred TO Company F:
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~ Geo. 0. Blair win deliver the Msas-
ING LEADEE, by Pony Exprsss, in the towns
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NLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO R ii

1851. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
On and afler Monday, June 30, 1851 lains viii run
daily Sundays oLcePted) As iollOEB:
3O0 A. 4. Ohieago hxpress-StOpping at Berea trai.
tol, Oberlin, Nakemans hOrWalk, Monroe
vile, Bellevue, CLYDE, Fremont Elmore,
and arrives at Toledo at $50 A. H., Chica-
60 6:OO Z. M., Detroit st 200 7. n.
800 P. N. Through Mall-stopping az an Stations on
the southern Division, arriving ct. Toledo al
$40 p. M.
ts9 P. n. Mail, stops at al stations east ofSandusy
on Northern Division, and arrives ct San
dusky at 5:l5 P. \.
t:5 P. n. Telegraph Express-StoppinR at Bereal
Grafton Oeerlin, W akeman, NOrWalk, Mon-
nrUeville. Bellevue, Clyde Fremont, H
more, and arrives at Toledo st s.55 P. N,
chicago al 800 A. NJ
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N0TICE.-THE CREDIToRs OF G.
v h. Robson, and all others interested, will
tax notice that have been appointed assignee of
c. H. Robson Of Cleveland Ohio and that all claims
against the said Robson must be fled with me At
my Office for allowance relection, beiore the
18th day Of December, 1851.
~ I-l .l.f J. s. 0RANNIS,
may2tssl0 & Assigned Of q. n Rnhiann.
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PRIVATE DISEASES


with all bad effects arising thereirOm, including
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PhOSTHATlOh.
he has succeeded in curing cas9s In this Cty, some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
sefstyled physicians who proess 70 treat all private
mRladies with success, and without receiving the
least particle of benedt. -TFI'
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he is a member Of
some College in London or Paris, Is perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of eusnRring the innocent
S ana VINO mo- R1G va 3u sSsl % Ssgr t g Oe 81 rg
this, that he is able 70 give entire satisfaction 90
those who Teposa cOndsnee IN his ability and integ
rity, and that he has perfected an American system
don Paris any patent medicine to equal for the
radical OF seminal weakness, and all diseases
arrangements, both mental and physical, arising
from seNSRl or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSUN also claims Tor his new treatment tn q
following advantages over all Others ret discovered
and rst, the agents used In no Iapect disagree
Mercury, nor any other deieteriOua drug: Secondly
restrictions In diet or buBiness required Third
y his treatment is positive and certain in all cases
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
Immense superiority oi his Dey treatment over any
other now known TO the world N point o. prompt
ness, Permanency, mildnesH, safety and convenience
30 the patient.
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland
AID has during ths past two Yeas performed NAM
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted Al
other modes of treatment. Reference be given to
individuals Of the first respectabity IN Cleveland
si;1 ma infssr{ty IN si ion al ns
Dyspepsia, RhuematlzIn, Scrotala and an chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
So Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country on
Or. GIBSOE's New Work on Physiology for sale
- DIR. GIBSON,
Professor of ElectropGthy and Medicine,
pS Office No. III Ontario street, up stairs, q few
Once hours from to IL and from to 5 O'Clock
psilv. (SundasH eNceDtefl anRq
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U URIOUS KOINCIDENCEl
SLOAN UNDEE TIE COUNTEBH
SMITH AND OTHERS IN A BoAIrI

NORRIS in sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner Of
Horses and Cattle can find the best Medicine in use
for many of the Diseases peculiar 20 such Animals.
They Sovereign Remedy Tor Colds Coughs,
Loss OF Appetite, Hide bound, Distemper &c. &C
H1-These Powders always givs satisfaction, as the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. For sale by i, 4. Gaylord,
Il. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm
strong, Csyeland, o., and ~ all Druggists in tue
country Also, At wholesale BY the Propretor Gt 6l
Ontario street. Cleveland, Ohio to whom all orders
fsbs: RssdIS 5tS17 G. @. NORRIs.
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sHAKER MEETIEe.--The public are hereby
notified that We shall open our meeting
house for all who may wish to attend, on
Sabbath of June 18th, at II O'Clock A. n.
HENRY RICHARD,
r W Prfut1ru. ~.
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An the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cinein-
aatI st. Louis, &c and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the N Y 4 T.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, SUIT
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Gs- Best quality carbon oil at forty-fiye
cents per gallonj extra lnbrioating oil ilswsn.
ty.tiYecents per gallon.
Old Hamburgh and new cheese, dried
peaches and apples, can be found at George
sprague's, Wholesale Grocer, oviatPs Ex-
change.
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d EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEYES.
III formerly Of the 6rm Of Little & Keyes,} -
opened Real Estate Once in Rouss's Block eors
ner Of Superior street and Public Square, and has
constantly on hai,b several thousand acres of FIRST
quality Of Farming Lands IN the states OF Iowa,
Wisconsin and Missouri, 20 exohRngs for city and
country property; also for all kinds Of person af
property Part cash raid " necessary. arris.R
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DAYKIN'S WAITER DRAWER

AHEAD OF ALL OFRERSi
Ts most si,apIe and efficient machine HOi0 in uss
for sleUathg tOdter from iDeLLs of any dePth.
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FRANZ PARKER,-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sopcNpoa,T-
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WESTERN LAND.--H. Il. LIZ
w TIE, OF the late 6rm Of Litties & Keyes b
constantly on hand large quantity Of nns FarTnin
Land iu Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri 70 exchRna
or city country real estate, or personal propert
gHico with bouss Jennings, Marble Block, sure
nor street.. maylsRA
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FoUKD AT LAsT.-Bronchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss OF
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. 1t is
the ne plus ultra of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
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@ See advertisement Of DR.. sanfOrd's
Liver Invigorator.
C. G. G-cary's Cough Cure. dec2sk1O
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NOREH UEloE, IOlh June, Issl.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST WISCONSIN, REel.
NExT.-The First Wisconsin Regiment
mum bering about $40 rank and Gle, arrived
here LAT evening at 7;45, on the Cleveland
4 Toledo Road. The regiment left Milwau-
kee Sunday last at IL A. NJ, and proceeded
BY the Milwaukee & Chicago Railroad to
Chicago. Here they took the Michigan
sOuth'rn EOsd for Toledo, where they arrived
at II o'clock yesterday, and taking the Cleve-
land a Toledo Road, srrived at this city at
the time above named. That portion of the
train in which tho soldiers were, was de-
Iaehed at the foot OF Superior street, and
the troops were landed and marched up into
the city, paradiDg up Superior street to the
Square, and around the Square, returning
again to Superior street, and marching
down to Bank, where they halted and re-
mained some fifteen minutes.
Pursuing their march again, they passed
down Superior street to Water, through
Water to st. Clair, down St. Clair to Union
Lane, and through Union Lane to the depot.
Here they were halted and remained for q
period of at least two hours, the train, con-
sisting OILS passenger cars, FIVE baggage
cars, and car containing officers horses,
drawn by two locomotives, moving off about
ten o'clock.
The condition Of the Regiment is the very
best. They are armed with the Minnie
musket, furnished with 80 rounds Of car
tridges, and have all theirequipments, which
are in ihemselvesv very complete, except car
tridge-bOxes, having failed to obtain these
before leaving Milwaukee, owing to some
mistake. They wero also provided with
three days' rations before leaving MllWau
kee.
Their uniforms, including cap, are Of
gray cloth. were generally remarkably we'll
made, and of good material. In point of
discipline their marching by company and
by platoon indicated that they have attain
ed a degree of proficiency little inferior to
that Of much older and more experienced
regiments. Their soldierly appearance was
a subject of remark by all who saw them,
and il was the general opinion that no finer
lookingsbody of men had been seen here.
s The fed and staff officers CT the regi-
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