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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
MEurHIs. june u.

MLHIHIs. UUUt L.
Mondays Mobile parers contain Rich
mond dispatches claiming glorious victory
fjr jackson over Fremont, on Sunday. They
also state that jackson captured two pieces
of artillery from Shields on Monday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

L EPT constantly on hand,
N at No. Bank Block,
c. L. HART.
June IS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

INCHE,ILR' June T., l.. NJ
Eyry thing is quiet at Front Royal this
evening. Nearly al ot-Shields' men had
arrived there. except few who reached
Fremont at Noun; jackson.
Rebel guerrillas continue TO appear near
Sneckers Ferry.
Officer, from Gen. Fremont's camp this
morning state that heavy firing was heard in
Luray valley opposite Mount Jackson last
night Il was believed that Jackson'5 re-
c1nuoisancs had ovcrtaksn the rear guard of
Cen. Shields. No danger is apprchended Of
an attack on Gen. Fremont Ia force.
Frequent complaint is made Of tho desruct.
i've Iroponsitics Of Gen Bienker's brigade
Il stated by the rebels, that Jackson has
been reinforced by White division, $1,000
strong, and is advancing down Lursy valley
again, keeping only d small force in the She
nandoah valley to amusi G-n. Fremont
Ihe firing Of last night partially confirms
this statement
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

NEw lOEX, June Is.
The steamer Ocean Queen from New Or.
leans the llth. has srTived. Among the
passengers are Mrs. Gen. Butler and q nun
Der OF discharged soldiers and refugees. Al.
so Pierre Soule prisoner.
The New Orleans Pieoyms Of tie Ilth,
denies the report telsgraphed to Boston pa
pers from Washington that yellow fever IN
New Orleans has not made Its appearance.
On the llth, 1900 families ve1e supplied
with provisions.
NEW YoRK, June Il.
A Manassas despatch Of yesterday states
that a rebel mail carrier was captured there.
\ large quantity Of the letters are to promin-
ent officers in the rebel service, many Of
vh'-i cr1ts'q valuable information
Zen thousand dollars in Confederate bonds
we're also found in the mail bag.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS .

/ HEREBY inform the citizens Of Burlington
and Vicinity that hsve opened entire
New stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
in the store, On Church Street, lately known as
the Beehive; where l shall be happy at all times
to see my friends and the public generally.
Hoping BY God Goods, Low Prices and close
attention 10 business TO merit share Of the pub
lie patronage. l am,
Very Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD BARLOW.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

CAPE RACE, June H.
The steamship United Kingdom, ircm
g asgow 30th ult., Tor Quebec, was boarded
of here at y so \. NJ. News anticipated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

The SIBLNGIH or CTR ARNr.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Foss
says
\ large proportion Of our volunteer regi-
msnts are very much reduced from the stand
ard number OF rank and file. Il is said that
few regiments number eight hundred. and
quite a number have not tour hundred men
aud officer. Baauregard captured FIVE fegi-
ments Of Prentiss' division At Shiloh but
astull7 took no more than two thousand five
hundred men
In the battle at Poft Republic FIVE Tegl-
m pts were engaged, hut not over one thous-
and eight hundred troops fought on the ma
tioual side Il Is said that the apparent els
cre9ancy in the numbers OF the army as Ger
tilted to By the pay-rolis, and the actual force
which can be used against the enemy on the
field Of battle, is accounted for by the fact
aha, the pay-rolls still contain the original
NUN bers Of the different regiments.
The War Department has upon Its books
an army eco coo strong. hut there are in re-
ali,y hut 400 600 ablebodied fighting soldiers
uader tie commend Of the rational generals
t. lay.
Here Is "a mInstroUs di-crerancy It 200,
900. The number OF .ick, wounded, prison
CTS and furloughed, cannot exceed 60,0OO,
and it follows that a vast number Ol names
are upon the rolls which should not be there.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
FOR SALE.
2 Side Spring Wagons;

'I'HE subscriber has on hand for sails Family
u Wagons, tiro seated, tcih to-gzs and fiis, AMI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

The Federal feet is still inactive at City
Poiut, for reasons best known to the Gov
eminent.
The news Of the naval fight on the Missis-
sippi, the taking OF Corinsh and the FEEDER
al advance in Eist Tennessee. has been pub
lisnsd in Richmond. creating great constcr
hation aud depression.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

REMARKABLE E.cAFE A fye-year old
child Of seth Cobb Of West Stockbridge,
Mass, fell from wagon loadel with 5000
pounds Of iron ore, the other day and was run
over by it. The child was taken up for dead,
but under urgical treatment revived and 1t
Is thong hi viii recover without serious in
jury.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
NO. al
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOSEPH FEUsTER, 500 .IsI
Forwarding & Commission MeFchant.

No. SO MsrEin 81. on the Canal CIcveland, o.
Receives and sells az best market rates. flour Grain,
PORK Poultry, Butter, Lard, Eggs, Cheese Seeds
Tubs. TIl ~ III|TT ~ rffTI N
80 Particular attention paid 10 The saie Of Poul-
Try, Butter, Eggs and Lard- Remiftanccs promptly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
Antioch Conseo Closed.
.The Boston Advertlser says:

1ne DOhlQn AufbEtlbpE bHgSs
.tWe regret to learn that at the approach
ing commencement, which occurs on the
26th inst. the collegiate department Of An
tioch College viii be suspended. When
Rev. DR.. Hill took charge Of the institution
arrangements lad been made for carrying
the college on for three years, ending in
April last. The arrangements, however,
partially failed, and the college must have
closed last year but for the exertiOns Of Or,
Hin, who, By personal solicitation, collected
in Ginoinnati, Chicago and Boston funds
sufhoisnt % carry il through the year which
is about 70 end. ~
'eDdring the year the friends Of the col
Iegs have sought 10 obtain means to estab-
lish an endowment fund, but have failed
Thewaf has diminished the number Of stu
dents, and finally deprived the trustees Of
al hope Of a present endowment AstheiI
entire trust property is in the college
grounds and buildings, none Of it consist
ing Of productive funds, Il has become a
matter Of sheer necessity 20 close the col.
lege until the return Of peace and prOsperi,
ty renders it possible 70 raise a moderate
endowment fund"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
THIS AFTERNOONS REPORT.
nIIssoURT cONYENTTON.

7 EFEIIaUN IIIIl ] UIIt II.
The vote by which the Convention yesterday
refused TO continue the present Provisional Gov
eminent in Office was reconsidered, and the ac-
ton Of yesterday reversed by a vote of 45 70 2T.
A resolution expressive Of confidence IN GOV.
Gamble and other State officers was then passed
unanimously. CF
The bill allowing soldiers Ofthe State to vote at
the coming election for Governor, members Of
the Legislature, and County Officers, wss passed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHN0T0N, June 10. J
Gen. Burnside was yesterday rendered sere-
made by his friends He replied that he was ex-
ceedingly obliged TO them for their kindness, but
declined the compliment
Lord Lyons had an audience with the President
to-day being on the eve of his departure for Eu-
rope He will be absent several weeks
The President offers by proclamation nearly
400, 600 acres of land at public sale in Oregon, in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
CONGRESSIONAL. ~.
WASHINGTON, June l3.

HOUSE. .r
The Joint resolution rendering the thanks Of
Congress to Lieut.. G. H. Morris and his officers
men men for gallant conduct on board the Cunlber-
land in the fight with the MeTrimac, was passed.
A report was made from the Committee on For
egn Affairs, that no exigency seems to exist to re
qIIiTe the interposition by this Government IN be-
half of the suffering people Of ireland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

At the battle Of Fair OAKS, Capt Smart,
Of the 10th Massachusetts, regiment, was
wounded in the leg, and asked The hrst
rebel who- GppfoRehed q help him of the
aeld. The rebei replied tI.ll take care
Of YOU n and at once bayoneted him. This
was seen BY a wounded man who lay near
BY Capt. Day, Of the same regiment, was
killed bV the rebels, after being wounded
having beet shot il the presence 81 tIro
Of his company who were taking him from
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
FINANCIAL.

S50 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
pSOsOgO in sums to suit-at the old stand and
we'll known " MAtiNERS Office on securities Of every
Plate watches, Diamonds Jewelry, Fire Arms, huT-
nituEa Go hing Pianoa, Mirrors Paintings
anl fefsJila SAT lsfectory terms
Business strictly private. Esfahlshe Is5 Vqafches
and JaEelTy for sals at bargains. - r = -, RI !
{. 5a5i5 $500 iNAl, RAeNERs Ne. sWatsr-st.
- I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
STOVES q TIN.WAREl
THE "DESPATCH" COOKIN

HNHE "DESPATCH - COOklNG
ST0VE-Having during the past Winter, been
improved is now undoubtedly the BRsI Steve in the
Market It's Baking, Roasting and BrOiling proper
ties unexceptonable, and in economy Of Fue IL is
unparalleled with its new patent Crate il will burn
Coal as well as Wood most admirably; the Oven being
thoroughly ventilated il will produce perfect and
healthy bake. equal to that Of Bakers Brick Oven;
Roasting and TOasting is done before tho open hre
and Broing over live Goals on the hearth as common
sense dictates 1t Is manufactured in this city and
the material used and the workmanship are Of the
best quality; finally, Il gives perfect satsfacton TO
all hundreds Of housekeepers In this city and sur
rounding country, who daily using II will testify.
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE is a
new and desirable pattern, which, with variety of
others, make our stock complete, We also have on
hand great variety Of PariOr Cooking and other heat
int Stoves for sale at reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied With all the newest and
most beautiful styles Of ENAMELrED CRATES.
Also-al Of the most useful articles Of House Fur
uishinR Goods Naiisnnd Farmers Tools. We are Just
receiving the latest improved styles Of BIRD CAGES,
which are offered at the lowest cash prices. man
ufacture largely and have for sale at Wholesale and
retai an the various articles Of Plain and Japaned
Tin C0ppeT and Sheet Iron Ware. We offer the al
most endless variety Of goods In our line for sale az
tbe lowest cash prices, on the One Price system.
HaI-hIl Housekeepers and those who Contemplate
Horseieeping and the s'rest Of mankind are most
ofdiaIly invited 10 call before purchasing elseyhe
and Judge for themselves. ". H. MAh w
narzl N0s5O, South side Pub. equaEe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
P0ST-OFFICE TIME.TABEE.
CTJMMRR 4RRANGEMFNT M

@ UMMER ARRANGEMENT BOR
sarTiya , 5 and closing of tho mails at the Clsye-
RASTER WY, daily, for BuiIalO, Boston, New York,
arrives s;p 2 Nj closes 800 4. p. II .r-. -.f ..
York arrives go A. NJ 5s2o p NJ closes 3,oO p X,
PrrrsnUReH WAY, daily, Tor Philadelphia, Balii-
slllon, sieubenyiils B. D. L. R.i arrives 9;l5 A. Nj
THEoUHH PITrsBuRaH, Philadelphia. Baltlmora.
W9shlAglohi arrives $50 r NJ closes 4:l5 p. N.
LonisIille hashviie and Cairo, arrives b:ln p NJ;
TiR6u,y9 Disc,,,,.T, rb,,,,,lir,s Iuii,,.r,,,s :,
Louis, Nashville aud Cairo arrives 95o A. ~ 5,O0
! WssTEaS WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily
arrives 9-3 A Nj closes 1000 r. NJ. ut- |-
THROUGH WESTERN, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit
daily arrives s.lO p A.; closes J3O P. ii. '.i p
.SAAnuskf Way Elyria via Northern Division, ar
riyes at y:4O A: NJ; closes 4:i5 p. n
N 9AhoSiSs ~ WAY, Warren and Youngstown arrives
MEDINA WAY, daily, arrives 400 P. Nj closes 500
arrives ana closes on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day at y n. joy f..It..' ist.a.l t.s.-. - =.
Barn, BreeksyiIle,. Coplsy, &C, leaves Tuesdays
ana eat1Idays az 100 A. NJ arrives Mondays and Fri
SHARON CENTER, Granger, Hinckley, North Royal
ton, leaves Iuesdays and Saturdays at 100 n; ar
fiyes Mondays and Fridays az 900 p. n. . Som.
"a oMARaENsvILEs daily, arrives l0l5 A. Nj closes
EAST oLEvELASD and Euclid, daily, arrives eOoA An;
closes 800 P. N.
Time Of distribution Of mails ready for delivery is
usually ono hour latter than the time Of arrival Of
Mail and drop Letters are required by law to Be
Allcity Circulars arc required to be prepaid with
a penny stamp. 1.I t -i. t'tII
bS- olies open from 7:sO A. NJ. to 7:sOP.M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

.HEELER7S IMP K0V VEL
Patent Water Drawer.

The Drawer is now made with Vheeler's New Pat
ent 'V" shaped Corrugated Iron Reel, used with gal
vanZed CHAIN made from the best nIinsaed wire, and
Is the most perfect and simple article for the purpose,
now offered tOthe pubHe The Undersigned ili --'
WARRANTS EVERY ONE or HIS MAEUFAC-
TURE To GIVE SATISFACTION r d..
Sold Wholesale and Retail 10y -
If-V a5fI ri r...-,-il .. II. II. WHEELER,
rr-.rrr4 Successor TO J. L Wheeler j Co.
NEw FAcFo RY-Gabriel's Block, 46 1iehigan-St.
b State apd gIHnty Rights for sale Address drawer
lS6 Clayelal3i Chic, Z ss 81 aali l-lil mayl :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

The air is full o. npleasant runors from
Corinth. which We trnst later t6legF6 hic
news may dispel. The strong confidence
e7hfeh was faltin the humber and valor Of
our army there is fast giving way before
the terrible incubus 0f inaction. We
trust the day for glorious victory has not
been West-Pointed away Macon zsle-
GRAOOH nddkHo ElsQl M
-r.l .fr Ia GA - sILIi l-lO'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
GueriIlas on the Tennessoe River--stenm-
er Aufocrat FiFed into.

The steamer AHtocFai arrived last even
ing from Pittsburg Landing. On her way
down the Tennessee river, when passing
the narrOws twenty miles above Duck Fiv-
er, she vas fred into by a band Of guerril-
las, and received about one hundred shots.
Four persons were wounded-one of them
badly, the shot striking him in the thigh.
He was a fireman. About sixty shots hit
the cabin, many Of them passing through
1t. Nine balls struck the pilot house
Some gentlemen, who had been playing
cards. left the table standing and went to
dinner. A moment Afterwards q large
Mimic bah struck the end Of the card ta-
bic where one Of them had been sitting
All tlie passehgees we're 81 dinner, or, pos
sibly. many would have been wounded
We may look for these guerilla attacks on
our steamers, and we advise our steamboat
owners and masters to provide with two OF
more Parrott 6-pounders, and squad OF
gunners to man them. Then, ifan 6ttaek
Is made the mafauders can be killed, as
fhev should be, or effeetuallD- lii-gef see.--
Ta.5efaissfLel d. 1gth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
J WALL PAPER, &C.
REV0[VERS 3 KNIVES.


HTNVELOPSI u ENYELOPStlE,
4 IL s8,68 ENFELcPs Of an sizes, dualiss and
5ooTs iof sale st tho Leader Counting Room, cheap
ief Ua,n. ,,laT Il IN g.
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Nv 4 ol57slad a 5i0 ?. \. II aoi'7

-'aa4 sii q CONNECTIONS i p
Shelby-sanduslY, Mansfield 3 NsEsSS Railroad, faE
Mansfield Mt. Vernon Newark Zanes-
vile, &C. ~ .-a.-. .r....-
Crestline1 1Pittsb1rsh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail
-- road, Ferest, y ppsr sandusky, Delphoa IL --.
ma, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &c,
r.-, vest, and East for Mansfeld, Wooster. Mas- o
silon, &C.
Grafton and Belleiontins Railroad Line for Maroli
Bellef0ntaine, Sidney, Uui0n, Muncles In
dianaQolis, Ierre Hiautei fincenne5s 1Tl11l-.llf
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis &c
Delauars~-Iith Springfield branch for SpfiuTiad-
Columbus-Litte Miami & Columbus, and XsQia
5lf RHflr0ad, for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis r1
Terre Haute, ST. Louis, Morrow, LoYelaDd, H.
and Cincinnati and with the Ohio 3 MIl-sill
o. slssippi RailrQad at Cincinnati for LOUISVILLE
Evansville Oairoi st. Louis, ana al polnt1 -
on the Ohio river . f.-.-.-
Colum bus-Centfal Ohio Hailroad for Newark, Zines-
vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, PiquE q -s
Lndilna Railroad for Riqua, Ur11na, Ee-
Ba5- FnF IieEeE % dl p0ints and inf1EmariQl 90
ply at the Passenger Station and at Union Ticket
+ E. s. FLINT, Suparintsndent-
CIeTeIand. Nav 5. lsf2-...1 81 r. -7e-t-r 1-rfaT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
Gov. Stanley und the Laws Of North Caro-.
lima.

WV saAAAaAAIa aAAlu AAAH AAaHN1 0A NANNu AAENa
lima.
Gov Stanley viii moi allow negroes at
Newbern to be taught to read and write, be
cause shelawsoF North Carolina forbid it.
Let US sec how this scrupulous function
ary respects that fundamentallaw, the con-
stitutiOn Of North Carolina. liti
On the Slst Of May he directed thelfol-
lowing note to be sent to Mr. Helper ma
tive-born citizen Of North Carolina.
0FFIcR OF THE PBovosT MAsHAL, -
NEwBERN, n. C., May 81, 1862.
H.H, Helper, ESQ.,;
SR; l IAN instructed by his Exeellency
the Military Governor Of the State Of North
Carolina, tOinform you thathe requires you
to leave this department in the first vessel
going North. -.
am, very respectfully, yours,
DAE. MESSENGER, Provost Marshal.
New; the Declaration Of Rights Of North
Carolina declares;
sThat no freeman ought to be taken, inn
prisons Cd, or dissiezed Of his freehold lib
critics, or privileges, or outlaWed OR EXIL-
ED, or in any manner destroyed or deprived
Of his life, liberty, or property, but BY the
law Of the land
And the constitution Of North Carolina
declares:
.'Ihe Declaration Of Rights is hereby de-
clared to be part Of theeOnstitution Of this
State, and ought nsUeT 70 ViOIated ON ANY
PRERENCBWHATEVER.'
Gov. Stanley is only a specimen of that
numerous class Of politicians whose vision
never embraces any laws except those
which advance the interests Of slavehOld-
ers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

UlIMER ARRANGFlTFNf

On end aftsr Monday May s. 1852 Passenger frains
= VIII Leave Cleveland as follows: --.--.s------
st Train5;55 A. lI,-Stopping ct Grafton, WeIifng-
90 ton, n,Cardington, New London, Shelby, Crest. : 4
hner Gallon, Gilead, and Lewis Center ar
r l. EglAg at Columbus lfl0Q A. NJ Cinefnnttf
40 F. H.; lndiauapolis $40 A. n; st. Louis
I90A. H. L0uisTilis l2.lO A. n; Fort Wagn1.
ID Tran Z stops at al 's 5sati5ns ions sas arrives
at Columbus AZ OILS p. H.
Sd Train 900 P. SrO7 7inr at Berea frafton- Wei
-r-- EngtOn, New london, shelby. Cralflf1e. r-
Gallon, Cardir gton and Delaware. arrilltf -
at Crestliae 80 P, H.; C1lumkus u Sc p ~; s-
Cincinnati 5.25 A. n, indianapolis 5.l5 A. H.,
5 --1.a 8. Louis 6I5 ? H Louisville llso ? =; 8
Fort Wayne 2.35 A. NJ; Chicago via Crest
" Hlt lne efl9AsMa baU E.lI.- 80 -
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ApFWf MUSIO.-'' BRIGHT BE THc
IN dreams, 2 q bsaqtiial sepga2a le9E3' -.
Viebb. fofss ieb sislGrs,s trlle ] eeutt Alp
FSanks. Bass song, HOma QEmy Youth. Price 81 I.
tsi7l7a1 lf IL y s5s sent 81 iny p'IIiaf ~ li
States on recent Of the marked rrice. - 81.
No.B Euclid-G CeVe|dnds D.. q.
~ Planos, small InstruHaents ard strings ol -
- Is - E 8 ss g asaf asaii aaifi.psilSds y1Hrs5i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

Parliamenf.
Col. Arthur Rankin, member Of the Ca
madam Parliament, who offered his services
and was commissioned Colonel in the
Union army, made a nest powerful speech
egainst the militia bill of the old defeated
ministry, few days since, from which we
take the following extract ~
" A moments real reiantie-ai AZ. 5Pe ak
CT, ought to be sufficient to convince ever y
honorable member that such a law never
could kags been carried; its provisions
were oppressive in the extreme, and to
have enforced them would have been an
impossibility. Sir for US to talk Of plac-
ing Canada IN a state Of defence against
the power Of the United States Government
is as ridiculous as it would be for mouse
to assume an attitude Of defence towards
an elephant: The army Of that nation is
but little inferieF IN discipline to the best
armies Of Europe it is superior in intelli-
genee 10 any army in the world; il is as
well armed and equipped IS the army Of
any European power; it IS maintained at
the cost Of daily expenditure greater than
the yearly cost Of even such an organize
tioulas that proposed by the late govern
menf, and in case of emergency its num-
bers, now exceeding half 3 million, can be
doubled. Such being The power Of our re
publiCan Bsighbors it Is OhEions7ithat. for
us to talk d defending ourselves against
GVFsTuInehto Of that country, If disposed
to attack us, is simply absurd. But, Mr.
Speaker Fe7 have nQTcause for Apprshsn-
sion. IN the first place, 90 not belieyG
there is ally III feeling towards US as Cana
dians, in the Unitea States, oFy'if there is
such a feeling, it is becQltsS zoe are connected
aDifh Britain, and not On our own account.
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All Reading Matter On this page
is from our Last Evening Edition.
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g. IsUMER ARlANaEMENE. lsa
.CONNECFIOEs.

llIl laI0nl ale lnae % Iolr01TlIIa Win he -
duskys Mansfield Newark II r., az Clvde urifb ~
1slldqsky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. r, az Frdndnf
win Fremont 4 Indiana r. r., and Il Toledo via
the Allehigan southern Northern Indiana "a 10
ledo Waoash hailroads for Chicago, Detroit, J1et-
soni 4ofI Mayne Logansport, lafayette, C1lro Az
ton 81 Louis and all points West, Northwe1t nd
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l5s s..
ls4s urt.cH 41fa1a b. laali -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

litifsns wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats viii be called for hy Coeehcs
q thg Qrulegs Once ~ SuperioTSt., next door TO
the Weddell HouE1.
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FROlI HTElIPHIs.

MEllRnIs, JUNG l2.-lvia Cairo.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-27
Says Private Mcguire.

|"Och it is nate to be captain or colonel,
Divil bit would l want to be higher.
But to rust as private think Internal
Predicament surely" says Private Magnire.
4" They can go sparkin' and playin at billiards,
With money to spend for their slightest desire
Loain' and attn and dhrinkin' at Wizards
While ace're on the pckets' says PrivateMsguire
''Livin' in clover, they think it's a tri1e 81.
TO stand out all night in the rain and the mire.
And a rebel hard by with villainous rife
Jist ready to pop ye' says Private Mcguire
Gath now it's not that I'm afther complainin'
I'm spilin' TO meet ye, jeff Davis Esquire
Ye blag gard Its only I'm weary of thrainin'
And thrainin' and thrainin'" says Private Ma
2uire.
go Lord for row but Mcguire be aisy,
Keep yourself sweet for the innemy's fire,
McClellan's the sapn that shortly will place ye,
Be the holy st. Patrick says Private Mcguire.
"And lad, if we're hit TO- bedad that internal
Jimmy C'Dowd would make up to MariaN
Whether yere captain, or major, or colonel,
Yell die with the best, then!" says Private Ma
guire,