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, 1862-11-17

Passenger TrElns leave and IL Cn1cs 20 - fc
!0E3na5 Express leaves At 110t a. n. and tfFivs< at
s;9 isandays e1csr1edl Night Expf. = 1ea. e -
thfnnsnFa eIcerted3 Au-nsa Aceosuuodae on lsa> Il
A 800 r. had arrives At 1870 A. NJ fSnntaJo ~
E9pted.3 c. fi.H HAQA0Elt. Can't.
, 1862-11-17
A ssIsTANT QUAsTERMAS-

A SsISTANT QUAtTERMAS-
FAorcA8, KT.. Oct. a:th. 1871.
P9eposals VII be received st THIS oG.Ge Until IL
o'clots Ii. on Wednesday. the 1911 day Of November.
1862 for furnishing
COCO Three Thousand tan5 Of Arstclass Timothy
HaJ- well pressed. aud delivered in good stout
BaTccs o. B3ats each heat I0sd to b. accom-
panied by tEe at9dart. Of at least one re1tab1e
pers5n stating tie quantity Of HaT Contained
therein.
t0ec1) SiStj Thousand bushels ct sound. mn.chaa.
able sheil7d Corn, {53 Lbs to toe bashe.l, put
NJ in neE guans oREs Tor ot1erwi5e It 50
Etipu, atsd Id TIE co7itTact} SD de!tEaEcd ID
such quantities o5 tn the opinion Of the uaia7
signed the wants o. TIL service nny require.
(20O0D TEenty Thousand bushels Of Osts t3s IDs. to
Hveted In 8 arnilar manner, and subject to the
ism" provisions as Cora
The undersigned reserves the Eight Of rejecting a'l
bids made ana OF Increasing OF diminishing the III
t1ty Of Hay, Oats anc Corn one-sird each. Bids uu t
be made IN the naNe Of ALL THE PAET1Es C0SSEcfEn
WITH TBE TRANSACTION. On the back or attacaed
to the BID ELL be guarantee signed BIZ tWo persons
Of Known rts7on. 5ftT. thar the bd1e. Will ext cut5
the contract with approved surety tor It's
II aw.rued to hin. The delivery Of the FeFaSe u
Eutab:e quantities must commences ia ten da}s fTon
italy stated In this advertssent 1t Is particularly
requested that 81 dsrs be present aF the o1eniEE OF
the propcss1a Without positive knoE1edge fhaE Ihe
parties are reliable 70 bids will be >cta5 HPon unless
the persons making them are pEeseat at the olentnS
Fofr for making Groposa1s =tl be furnished upon
"pp11~1l ~ 4. 4. P1EEcE. Capt and AoM
, 1862-11-17

ETe7Est Ed F1.-aefA = = uh "a Ntf4 Ex4t9>
tzEec ruute lof 14s: 6te.- -Lx Lxat.<+z4 TF1t- -
VHtett sud suprE.t vi {. ar zoe r7UntxnE8 kax.
oeea opened On tas Ia .o2E tc{,Qu1 md 6T11t
atrenton + PAID 70 ssotr v:;'s Eron aa1rabusE
.sst!nk cho!ce !. cI1Sd Of he PEiiAHEIFfIYe
EKE ToHE 1ad sA-: af0RE MAK-KTA fKf1 p
n1zo BE- found The shorE=t cicEest md noss i9-cy
Tou.e to1 Stock 70 Eev TorkIvi1- AUmaTvnESE:
VIII fswe7 ehA1xse thar Aa5 otheF.
KNOCN LKWH, 6enr G17rL Altoona fa
Z L AouPT. ECn1 Trcket Agent Phl!sGe1pa51t
F. 39HET3E, 9en1 Fys.2a: Azen. Ptf&ada'e4I
, 1862-11-17

The5 act With unerring power, aad are taken With
the pleasure Of beverage. TreJ perfo7n most won.
derfu cures in stubborn CASES Of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Nervous Affections Loss Of Appetite. In
te-mttent Feyers Dia1rhna, Sour Stomach Headache.
Fever and Ague, Weakness. Mental Despoadsncy. &C.
Is A MoRS1S6 APPETIZER And AFTER pISSER TOXIC.
THEY SHOULD BE IN EVERY FAMILY. THEY ARE a
DELIGHTFUL ENHLIaATtNG sErMGLANr, WITHOUT
All SUBSEQUENT sTCpEF1IsG FRACTION.
, 1862-11-17
TAXES FOR 1862.

I fIY lAAhS FVH 'lSGZ.
~ CITY CoLLRcroK's OFFICE
CHICAGO, Ill, October !, 1852.
Futlic notice Is hereby given that the warrant for
the collection for the snnua the city Of CHI
ea9o for tne muntc.ral yeaE 1872 Is aow IN ny naSds
NAL paymeT thereof forth &lrh at my office No. u
Court House tht sarna viii be collected at the cost
and e1ptuse Of the persons li.b11 therefor.
:, MEHRtEG. City Collector.
NB-GentIeu.eD barring ta1.ho6Es Will rleas9 hand
them In Immediately foT iist:1E. ocl5sF3sS1n
, 1862-11-17

Il TSi'ATE OF 81 MUkL WiLs1N,
- DECEAsED.-Pubtc aotl,e Is hereby givEn to
t.! ncretus having cia a1t dc,nal1s xgasIt tile
eEfate OF samne, VII o4, tecAa,ed, 10 prE tut the
fsn,e for adjudication ard SIT eiu"1t regular
hodEE nj tee Court nous- IL the CITY 5t On
lie Trd Monday nf necuu bsr4 A. u. 1861, being the
EH5EKT WALLACE, Executor:
ch!cago Nov. Iii, ls62. na3 sss3-id
ESTATE IF Noah Str-teya.;, de-
~ cssacd Pubic Notice ts hsrebT Etreo 70 AL pcr:
la. g Claims der: ARDS l.rf-Et tlle E-tAtt OF
Eoah Surt.|aEt deceased. ta p cant tae s-.na 70:
Comfy Cart Of c,,uk CHuHtF. to H.: hJ1ien Il! taa
Conrt uossse III thr city CAcAg!. the t:'irt Mo-
day Of DECEMBER a. 1s6. he.u the :=tn aa7 thcrc3f
GaLn liuSr SrUNTEFASr
Adui7ist-ators
Chicago, Oct. 18th. 1862. ociiSy:;:l In
MASTER's SAx.E-S.ste Of I'll:
~ no'a. Cock count:;-t:':cn1 Court q cook
epa,dtng Fur ic nctlct Is hereby E;v-,l taat L S.
Wll.ia1t hlasteT In CnaTeery Of C3tk County st
Ct Illinois will In ohe4aence to the man late IN do
cree entered In the ahoye cat tied sell at public
door Of rie Ci.nTt Htnse Of the Canuty Of Ceok IN
the CITY Of Chic 20. the tweIteth day Of November
4. r. 1sl ut tea oc@oc1 IN the forenoon of elld day
tft niOttGagfc rreH$es dE4 .Ttha1 fG tie dtCtEc in
Eatd suse to wt: the undivided ocehalf part OF the
Ea:thEsst onsrt.s @ 2t section ttse 81 tn tosEnsh:p
sd E5r1G Stpsl meridian ii the equity q C9os and
Master IN Cl,ance-J Cox G5u ifY.
ChcaEn. October 10th. 1862. oc11 rst6-si
, 1862-11-17

Remaining unca1led Tor in the Chicago Post
0Hce.
, 1862-11-17

Was known aId used IN Germany fo- Dyanepsi.
Chronic niarrhoes Cholfc Dssentery. and Diseases Of
tie Stomach aud Towels as early as 16ao.
, 1862-11-17

Z AXE SUPERIOR Pl4 IRON,
- The Sc.thfrn 1raa Company Of Lake Superior
Escp 81 haaa 1t T. H3s. In t,l!ca supply OF Chat
fn3cs to Ehteh tht a: :ser:aa ri t,se wanting the t
No. l8 II eils s-ee:. ~"
JEsUP, KEEE1y & CO., Agents.
, 1862-11-17

ROCHESTER. n,cemrer asth 1871,
"Messrs. P H. rE4KE: Genrlene1-I iaFe suffered
terribly i1h Dyspepsia TO. three rtArs and
tried u.any iem-des uthont effect. had II aba3doa
my profession and Suffered greatiy from everything
te- have tried tfl.. Plantation 75ir.ec3- thnv
helped mel cen1taued thclr u.s.. aaa nearly
wei nau- knuw OF several ::iui:Ar eas-s.
Respectfully yours, Rev. j. S CATuoES."
, 1862-11-17

ATTEN TON!
SHARPS SHOOTERS S,

The Eccrctary Of War has authorized the Gore1ncI
D. limos to sScept IuaAher Of independent Conps
, 1862-11-17

EE CEAN z5-:5' SAVING BANE
III OF CHICAGO
70. CLARK Street, Eours ah2ve South = ate:
Tliz Institution VIII for saving OF one
dollar. sud upward from Mechanics Lebarcrs. mar.
Tiea wcneh ard otheE= unu which interest Will be
nald y hen left tcT stated time
Ofncc dlnn oil Sh1nre.. and Tuesday ntehts ron
41 .oclotk- Str.t Dr ifs issued nnn all the Cities OF
Europe arc EaetH-n S.Area Highest prices paid for
Foreign Draft nrd Coin.
GHAS. 7. BoGf1S, President
l.. +. ALEXANDER, EaahteT, uYl2r1917r
, 1862-11-17

''~- ....... H0AD.
st6E:-a EEtA SaAA ksJjtk - aAH TtHE, X&&
ASsdA.AND AND Thx EASADAA
~s =Go a1le1 SUNDAY, Nov L. loeS, l1Ais& tst%1
Il ui=at Eeasl Ia4oa epc< :ot q. .kE4, .s.4i:s -
io.i3Hs:
GSo = -R-ss:s-7t srSaa1J As<tfes ~ U..xu,t 5l5
80. avspeis4on bt.iks =. 3,ls a T..
Dant - Z: - heW 3orx s5A T. H., Bs% =
6:is -fs1sspt saea1as:;. sssvss = 0e..ut II 6tt5
An, Sn3pt1alOE Ec.tHr Sle I. L. A.o4..
tS.A H. A=< Eozk 145 A. Il. Hosse7
$50 Z. Il
A-+u lFa.rt y I: k....ca. ..4ye Cscslyp :.
$50 - - M~L Tzs1n SIS T. ~ Eazs kIpfeas; Ar1.Tt q
Ia $50 II ~ Is = H. ~ Exvs:ss all l1:J Il. EsisA.
t{H.: :e:.1n.
1hs Us =. Il Tta!1 4eAr.i.a xsieAS1 snrthiE to
-5sla-a1 W!tho.i. ctia-i.t: VI Cat= Or bA2zakA
AGtIa1's E1tenx VehtllA:>7a a.e run IN LAY 0xxz.
sra.ns EStst!s SLEEPING Cats o1 Il alxas 1za4AA
81 b-<z4sa CadcSed Inrt1uIs1 LEI
5E=oCaE 1asEkz, ao1 sac n u principal RaErok
s1s-= U sae Vest nt khe a-ae-. Ut.:t, ooraaE taz
sEzc. III It .te Depot.
T. hIt:E, t4saszsl supe1tnta1 1s&&
, 1862-11-17
HUltatIl1nHl.

T AXE VIEW WATER CURE
- On the North Side The best place f,r tn treat
nent Of Chronic DISEASES Tue must pleasant p1ae:e
experienced nhss!cian. hsa haf /. years expert
ence in the treatment OF disease. Address for crcn
lar, Dr.. J. B. GULLY or Mrs. GULL1 Box sl2s. Chi
CaSQ, Qc43 v11I1m
, 1862-11-17
Gh1tau0 d1adtrr dIorks.

CHICAGO WATER WORKS.
~ All owpera or occupants Of buildings which srE
situated lots adjoining street. Rveuue or sllry
through xhich tn distributing wat=s pipes OF ths
Chicago water WorEs are laid. are hereby notified
that the BoArd OF Public NbrEs has as-essed the
amounts to be paid as EateE Ienrs Or to-
ne hs Eear mi ~ m g e 15 i sna az
lots aioinins any stIset agenus Or ae3 ,htoufh M
u nthe preceding the trs1 OF November naxt. tha
emcurts be paid as water Een Or aSsessnen1 fot
the ntr.oc comm ncinE with the Gate wte. huch pip4
shall hsvp b. laid ending Nav 1T 1871: :.n1 that
tie saue water rente ASSIGNMENTS viii be due and
uayabe On tbs f st iaE ct EnvsmhaE neg: 1t tue
office Of TIT Board Of Pubic Works room H. Co7-t
Ecuse.
L. y TISEHAM. Sece.tarY.
Chicago, October 18th. 1862 octs within
, 1862-11-17

E{}UHfNto u
Stevens Geo "
Stsf:bins Henry
Shcttini1a G v
STEPHENS J II S
, 1862-11-17

&sA N &tGtAkAt
Was unknown to civilization until the middle OF tbs
18th century. Humboldt makes favorable mention Of
The ftDrIfuga qualities Of this article an aut:dote to
Fever and Asus, IEtesmitteut and Na1arloas Fey3rs
In his extensive South Alre.c. IN travels The Ceun-
tess vile Of the V'ceroy Of Peru. having experienced
the beneficial effects Of this Bark sst It to Europe IN
$780, It was sold BIZ the Jesnlts for the ESoRMors
SIN OF ITS OWN WEIGHT IN SILVER, and was thus
called Jesults Powder. In 165s Sir John Talbot en-
ploJcd 1T with great success IL Franco In the reat-
meut Of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Nervous atec
lions Loss Appetite. Weakness and Debility, Papt
tatlna Of the Heart Dlsrzhu,. &c. nrder the name Of
English Powders ard IT 1G9 he sold tha secret Of its
origin to Louis XIV. by whom It was dtvu1ged. It Is
now standard remedy IN all Fhar.nacopG!a, end Il
employed IN rrera:frg the Plantation Bit1crs.
CHauosz1LE FLOWERS, for enfeebled digestion !;
N1s7ERarEzS. valuable for sc-otula. rheumatism,
ard Netratlc Affections: LAVENDER FLOWERS, aro-
matIc stimnant and tonlc highly nvigorating IN Ner
vous Debility; AszsE aromatic carlnstiye. cre4-
tl1g feah muscle, aud milk. btnch used in uurs:ns
S. T.-1S6O-x.
Another ingredient II re narsaa1e and wonderful
virtue used in tt preparation Of these Bers. Is na
tive Of Brazil, and IS set unknown to the Commerce Of
TIE world. 4 sp snisl1 writer sags:
- administered with St. Croix R1n. rever
fills to Tsleye ne Eous tremor waksfa!aes, dstn56sd
BTazanE, Spanish, and Peruvian ladies to hezht.n
their Color beauty 1tfmparts chter1iH-es the
compic11oD."
We withhold Its name from the public for tha pres.
e1t.
To othe above are added Glove Buds. Orange, Cara
ay CorinnGer. Snake Re ot c all preserved Ia per
fectlT pure
st. Cro5x Rum.
Tht tonic properties OF ST. Crox Rum, and its pow.
! physicians Of the world.
Billions, Intermittent and Chill Fevers. cogende7ed
By the change OF wat IT aud diet Of Travellers psrt.cu,
ar5 upon western riTers prevented ana cured by
the Plantation Bitters. They also reliable to pre-
| rent sea sickness.
What Others SAY:
| "Pu1LApELrH1A 1rt month. 18th day, 1862.
! "EsTEEMEn FEIESo: Wilt tson send me another
dozen Of tLy Bittcre2 Nothing has proven pen :
bss 70 f Fly sa Vic or
E.B-IAe secset Of f1ie Immense sale CT tie Ptsntz
ton Bttess, is thei7 GUAnASTEED QUALITY. The ST.
CsoIx Eum, and every article used is warranted per
fectls pure and the money WEI be returned no. s.
represented,
Tie Plantation B.tte,s are pat up in unique quas
bottles and sold by all respectable Druggists Groccrs
Hotels and Restaurants throughout the world b
, 1862-11-17

GOAP. C4AaNLLfS AND SAFE
: EA3US
..H3 boxes Palm Sc3p.
t0O3 oc1. Chtz:tcal Soap,
100a box~s Ca4tf!E SoA1.
2,elJ boy STA. ChEd:aA
2te7 hoies 5a:e-Et1s.
r rtnre and Tor se.e BY
ics.12::.m 1CENEE 4 GITCNELL 4 Esnz.s-st
, 1862-11-17

EINA 81 Se--FS OF
Assets OF Old Stats Bank Of Illinois.
Te ruptee5 of the st4te Rank Of I:l:t,s (charterea
n 1S:7> Tl hpfd clos."~ saleH cf al the remaining
property Of Tie tank 1ollows:
II MINERAL PUNT, IOWA CO., WISCONSIN,
On Wednra'.ar. November 18th. 1861.
IN sF:-1nGFlELD. ILLINOIS.
On "Wednesday. No:e1uher 26th, 1s62
at MiceTal Point will be snld S690 acres OF mineral
Hnd farming Ii Dr.. lying in the Counties ut Lafayette
CInnty.
Ard at Springfield s2ve~a' thousand acres o! land,
lying Ii variuns nTts tic Sta1s .; 1no:@,
city and toWu prons1ty As5 several lots In suburb
st. George nlocEs ~ ed 75a> Ct1y Of s. Louis
Ano rt1y large amount Of esidsnces Of debt dns
t1le :satk. CLAIM 5. DC
1dt+ tie ssh;!e lil he furnished On appl4cstfon
70 Inc TRUSTEES ut Yrt;.Efaie.
The Enle rIG!H rc vii, p5ettvf!T be sold. without
1ny reservation. to tae i.1s'lest bidder,
Q1efuuEta Of The Insuut Ct Tao Tnrc1asas must he
7a1d u :he f.e. AID aedz Of twviye moetas will he
given FIR tie sp Haiasler-
The iGatda,f1n certificates Of the bank and a otser
evidences Of iEt !t:tttlnes Will RECEIVES. at par
she1d a.y tt tll. e+ide,.cas OF :4ebt -cla!u OUT
standing tfter te ,cstv Is solo paid for they
VIII Of couree Ia h1n".s: ant the holders ll ce1tt;i-
c&tea thccid hAve them a!l II iii: aslcs.
Gl:l MASLT.
i. H. II 7GELT, }T1ustecs
JAMES CAMrHELL.s
springfield, III. Oct. 27lb. 1862. oc35y6E1m
, 1862-11-17

Military T1stract1on and Drill.
WhsrklsN UNlgh Eu1LHGR anu AlllrAR2
ACADEMf, At FULTON. ILL on the HIsssatpp
Hver. Ell open Its second yeAr, Sept 81 1871 zlt7e
EqlaF Collegiate Academic and Prina1y Casaea
ers and tc1nre:R thoroaEh appointments. the fuea
school buildings II the WesE Cost with furniture &c.
.1s1 E10) Al ample and attractive Military Park,
excellent and we'll furnished Armery, 3 t1e q7Inaa
suo and many other advantages WHICH Rho7li c;atE
Institution Of lta class and character in ths Un.o1
Instruction N French. German and gook.keepaG tlee
to Cadets 2leo IN ARTILLERY and INFtNThT {henty
and light IAoTI9s zouATk and F4scr ps5LLs aud
il UEifoyms. T1RN.-x1so per school yesr for bosrc
furnished room. fo lights, washing And tuition Ii
Cadets from ab.osd room and hoard 11der the satas
roof with and the constant Of the teacherA Fo!
T.. fA1+HEe-8Te
, 1862-11-17

DIR. UNDERWOOD.
Ocu1i:t ard Aurist aud Operative Surgeon far Drat
.:EsE, BiiEdrcas and hil diseases OF Ere and Ear
tsCe Surgery M Il. Randolph ssrect aIat Skier.
man House. EbieaEo, ILL., my;-1F
, 1862-11-17

f I N E s a T. IT,
Just received and fo1 eAle bT
noSs967-lW NATu48 i 60,
, 1862-11-17

S S S5sl:-186 6O:::X:.

TIE language OF nature and experience dsnoc
Etrts that whoever woa1d eajoy the pleasures fool
the oesnt1ss Of landscapes Joys Of companion
shp-the richness Of ussr.tu.e-or the hosos6 Of 5ta
ion md re1own-MCsF FREsERVs THEIR
HEALTH.
The stomach Is the receptacle Of an no1rtshnsnt
and the fou1tain from Which a parta Of The body de-
'iEe sustenGlce The elect Of foul INJURIOUS food en-
tesirg tire stomach IS to deranss shs stlye organs
and produce HEaD.oaE, loss OF APPETITE, usRx-
FgRsH1sG sLEEr FE11D BRg4Tu. LOW sP1s1rs. Fxyss
1su BCEsSes oossTpAu,S. uc.FAcrr 70 PER
FoR1 ASF HkSrA1 oR PHYSICAL DUTY, &c, and are
the symptoms Of thst hezrld disease.
, 1862-11-17

Which assumes thousand shapes aud points towards
q AIsERABLR LIFE AID PREM .ErRE DECAY. The
Medical Faculty has 1abored for generations to Dis
c5@er .eli4ble sppeuzers and the proper means Of
overcoming stomacaic deraugera=nts Certain 1nE7e-
clients Lave long been knoEn IS pa.tll!1g elective.
Among these were
, 1862-11-17

4 {NALEHA q Ud1N+0V VNxVEE
I RAu.RoAp-euGzxn ARHeH1kM1K9.
On 3ud nffT N{lHQAF, AAJ Ara lss@ nstA4 -
va. II. ma s3P 4, iM Ba;vt9s1e: 9osk1osa SSst
Sdt.Ts SosI nes1ta. Fl a: n nd a:K FE % DEF
Foio Taifon Cedat Ran!aA sna tatsEmahlats Rosnk:
fsse pciuta 80 r. ~ foe aeney1 Ard mpff1ekss
eonts FeaseExess tor Helo6 knt 1NEtAvfQ2 WsN tas
Si Lara u den1Y Mthmdot, GENEVA {ak6 nAf'
GTe9i1to AofuAA VII h1a taa ia f. IL E1ns-
alss6sfnT C9xa u night Hntn1-
+ B. TAI ACUfE, aa1. xEE-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-30
PQsT.OEEIcE TIMETABLE,

! GUNNER ARRANGEMENT For
~ the arrival and closing Of the mails at the Cleye-
/ land Post Once.
E1sTER WAY, daily, for BufIalo, Boston, New York,
arrives 500 P, Nj closes 300 A. 4.
THROUGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, Now
York, arrives $50 A. NJ, $50 P NJ closes 800 p. H.,
PIrTsRUReH WAY, daily, for Pniladelphla, Baltl-
sllon, steubenville, B. D. r. r. arrives 9:l5 H.;
closes 5:2j A. N.
THR0uam PfrTsBUReH, Philadelphia Baltimore,
Washington, arrives $50 p. NJ, closes 4:l5 P. n.
CINCtNEATI WAY, Columbus, indianapolis, st. Louis,
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo arrives 9l0 P
closes 1000 p. N.
Louis, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $50 A. NJ. 500
P. N.
WESTERN WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit daily,
arrives 925 A. NJ; closes 1000 p. n.
THROUGH WEsrEEN, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives g.lO p. NJ; closes $50 p n.
sANDUsKY WAY, Elyria via Northern Division, ar
riyes at $40 A NJ closes itij p. n.
mAHOs1Ng WAY, Warren and youngstown arrives
.:n5 P. NJ; 1900 p. N.
MEDINA Way, daily, arrives 400 P. NJ; closes 500
A. M.
arrives and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
Barn, 8recksyine, Copley, &C., leaves Tuesdays
and SATURDAYS at 700 A. NJ arrives Mondays and Fri
SHARON CENTER, Granger, Hinckley, North Royal
ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1900 NJ;
riyes Mondays and Fridays at SEQ P. N.
WARRENsyILLEi daily, arrives 1918 A. NJ; closes
EAsT CLEVELAND and Euclid, daily, arrives 900 H
closes 500 P. N.
usually one hour latter than the time Of arrival Of
trains.
Mail and drop Letters are required by law to Be
prepaid.
An City Circulars are required to be prepaid With
penny stamp.
H5- Office open from 7:sO A N. to 7:sOP.H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-30
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, June %.
Gen. SCOTS wife died in Rome on the
10th of June, aged p years.
New Orleans advices state that trade is
revivingj and that the Union sentiment is
gaining strength.
So great is the crowd of rebel soldiers
pressing forward to take the oath that Gen.
Shipley has been obliged to extend the time
of registry.
The Post says that it is reported this
morning that Gen. Mcdowell is on his way
east with his entire division.
The committee appointed by the Board of
Brokers on the Indiana over issue, made an
elaborate report this morning, which took
about half an hour in the reading. 1t is
very thorough, and takes very strong
ground against all the parties implicated.
1t concludes with resolutions imposing such
penalties as are in the power of the Board
to infict on such Of the members as have
been connected with the matter. The con-
sideratiOn Of these resolutions has been
postponed for the present, and the report
has been ordered printed for examination
by the makers previous to proceeding to
action.
The steamer Etna, for Liverpool, took
out about S225, 900 in specie.
Sterling exchange is lower, 12O4CGy 1901.
Money SOC per cent.
The United States brig Bainbridge ar
rived to-day from Key West
Two schOOners laden with cotton arrived
to-day from MatamOras.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-30

excluded on account Of color, Rejected
yeas IA, nays %
Mr.. Sumner read letters from Union men
in Tennessee in favor of cOnfscation and
emancipation with colonization.
Mr.. Powell said such was not the opin-
ion Of one man in five thousand Of the peo-
pie Of the slave States.
The question was then taken.
Various amendments and substitutes
were offered and rejected, when the amend
ment substituting the Senate bill was con-
CURED in by yeas 10, nays II.
The COnfscation Bill then passed-yeas
%, nays 10.
Mr.. Clarks motion to substitute the bill
Of the Senate Committee for the House bill,
was agreed TO.
YsGS-Anthony, Browning, Clark, Col
lamer, Cowan, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Fes-
sender, Foote, Foster, Harlan, Harris, Hem
dersOn, Howe, Nesmith, Rice, Simmons,
starke, Ten Eyck, Willey-2l
Nays-Chandler, Grimes, Hale, House,
King Lane of Ind, Lane Of Kansas, Nor
rill, POmeroy, Sherman, Sumner, Trum-
bull, Wade, Wilkinson, WilmOt, Wilson Of
Mo-, Wright-17.
AJsent-Bayard, Carlisle, johnson, Ken
nedy, MeDougal, Powell, Pierce, Salisbury,
Thompson, Wilson of Mass
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June %.
aENaWE

WAShlNHION, June 20.
SENATE.
The President pro TEN. laid before the
Senate communication from the War De-
partment transmitting official reports of
the battle of Pittsburgh Landing, one hun
dred in number. Referred to the Military
Committee.
Mr.. King presented a petition numer-
charged, asking that the provisions in re-
gard to bounty, &C., be extended to them.
Mr.. Wade presented a petition from citi-
zens Of Ohio asking for a more vigorous
prosecution of the war.
Mr. Hale, from the Naval Committee, re-
ported back the House bill for the relief of
the Panama Railroad Company. The bill
provides for the payment of S7,475 for
transportation. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Harlan, the bill to
provide Land Office for Nevada was tax
en- up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Wade, the bill to es-
tablish certain National Arsenals was tax
en- up. The bill provides for Arsenals at
Columbus, Ohio, Indianapolis and Rock
Island. F...r
Mr.. Browning moved to strike out Rock
Island and insert Quincy.
Mr.. Davis moved to insert KeOkuk.
After some discussion, the morning hour
expired, and the COnfsoation Bill was tax
en- up.
Wilkinson proceeded to speak at length
in favor of the speedy confscatiOn of the
property Of the rebels. BE argued that
confscation was clearly among the war
powers, and that confscation was specially
necessary under the circumstances Of this
war.
He also protested against the obnoxious
doctrine that would give despotic power tC
the President He thought there was toe
much lenieney towards the property of reb
els
Mr. Cowan said he was as much in favOl
of furnishing rebels as any one. he would
only be lenient to the Union men of thu
South.
Mr.. Wilkinson referred to the declara
tons of the Union men of the South, tina
unless something was done there would b
no hope for them.
Mr. COWan said he would put down tn
rebellion with the whole force Of the Gov
ernment, and hang the guilty leaders a
high as Haman; but it is not the way +
suppress the rebellion to pass measure
obnoxious 10 all loyal men from the borde
States Hardly 6 day passes but measure
are introduced by a certain school, whicl
are calculated to make enemies instead 0
friends. ti
Mr.. Sumner offered an amendment :
the Senate bill, that no evidence shall b
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June %.
The Senate has adopted Mr.. Clark's mo-
ton to substitute the bill reported by its
Committee from the House Confscation
bill by vote of p against II.
The meeting, according to the call ex-
tended to conservative members, was held
in the Hall of the House of Representa-
tives, this afternoon.
A series Of resolutions was submitted
and adopted declaring that they met in
no party spirit; that the war should not
be prosecuted any further than the sup
preston of the rebellion, and that the
States, when the rebellion is suppressed,
should 're-possess and exercise the rights
secured them by the Constitution.
The meeting reafirmed the Crittenden
resolutions.
A discussion took place, during which
aEoWels were made that while the rebel
lious leaders should be severely punished,
an enlightened policy toward the Southern
masses should be indulged, sc.
Henry BFiekmaster from. Kansas, was
to-day confirmed by the Senate IS Briga-
dieF General.
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FROlI MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, June 26.
One Of our trains on the Memphis &
Ohio X. R. was captured at noon to-day
near Germantown, four miles from here.
Col. Prinder, Maj. Sharp, the Railroad Su-
perintendent, Col. Kinney and company
of the 56th Ohio regiment, together with
75 or so mule teams with provender, were
captured.
Ten Federals were killed in the skirmish.
Capt. McMichael, who was captured at Shi-
loh and lately returned to us, is again a
prisoner.
The train consisted Of only one engine
and all the cars here.
Advices from St. Charles up to the 21st
say that the feet had gone up the river to
reduce some batteries at Dandelly's Bluffs,
and disperse or capture some thousand OF
more rebels under Gov. Rector, but they
were unable to reach the place on account
of low water and returned to St. Charles.
Our transports were continually fred into
from the shore, but only one man was hurt.