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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

sEsrGov. Berry, Of New Hampshire, has
Issued a proclamation Offering sixty dollars
bounty TO every volunteer who may irlst,
pr evious to the first of September. in any
of the regiments olreedy in the field from
that State. Why Goes not Gov. Yates of.
fer similar bounty for Illinois. Most of
the counties are paying liberal bounties.
and We cannot see why there should be
any holding back on the part Of our State
authorities.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

TIE CASEY GUARDs.-This COMPANY.
under command Of Capt. D. O'Connor, lef,
this city TO- Chicago on last Friday morn
ing. We learn that they will be attached
to the Irish Legion of that city. The Casey
Guards will give good account of them
selves in Whatever position they may be
placed.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

RJThe editor of the Dubuque Herald
has been arrested and bis paper suppress
ed by order of the Government for "dis.
cnuraging volunteering. "The speci6ea.
tons are that he copied in his paper va.
rious articles from the Chicago Tribune.
Served him right.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

BD~ Pursuant to the order extending the
jurisdiction OF the Provost Marshal of Mis-
soHri over Illinois, no goo Il are allowed to
cross the Mississippi into that State with
out a speciaI hermit
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
sgO Our streets presented a brisk

srOur streets presented brisk ap-
pearance yesterday. The various compa-
MES of the Will county regiment were on
parade, and the sound of martial music
was heard throughout the day. 1t has
been some time since we have seen so
many people in the city.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
aS=It has been pronospd tbo,

saTlt has been proposed that Govern.
ment officers be obliged to take their chan
ces under the draft, and be compelled to
procure substitutes or resign their places
There is certainly no good reason why
those persons who have been lucky enough
to obtain Office under the Government
should thereby be exempted from the
chance of military service.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

B9- 1t is now estimated in the highest
quarters that the effective strength Of the
army has been amazingly cut down by the
practice of weak or corrupt surgeons of
giving certificates Of disability to officers
and soldiers where none really existed.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
From EennekSee,
Rnssellville Kv Ann

Russeilviiie Ky. Aug. 81.
All that is known here of tie carrure If
ClIksville is, that CD Mason surrendered
his whole Command ~ guerrilla forrr IN
der a X. johnson. Woodward, and G nth
The most reliable reports represent Mason's
force at 290, and that of the rebels A. from,
4Oo to 6OO Not gun was fired. Mason
ana his men were paroled and went down
the river.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
Onlnlendabie.

Notwithstanding our city has been full
OF eldiers during the past week, prepara-
tory to going into camp, there have been
no Disturbances of the public peace. A
more orderly and law abiding body Of
men cannot be found than the brave bows
who compose the Will county regiment. =
They are entitled to the thanks and respect
OF our citizens for their gentlemanly con-
duet whilst among US.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

1Grl. is understood that Gen. Corcoran
Is to have command of all the Irish. anss
Gen. Sigel of all the German regiments.
now going into the service.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
nGThere is a certain class If Ram

a6r There is certain class of Repub-
lIcans who mistake their feelings of bitter
unscrurulous partizanship and call it pat
Fiotism. They may be known by the con-
slant cry they keep up about TRAITORS
and the great care they take to avoid meet
ing real traitor in the battlefield.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

IxPoRTAYT TO REcRUITs.-Ibs ~. ~. I
circular to o. S. paymasisrs Sa' "
sued: a,
No advance pay allowed to - "a
new regiments. when organlIs"'1
menced after 18th August. -. Il
None to recruits for Her reginsD
may enter after 22d August. A
None to recruits for old regime ".
in the field, who dc not enlist O''~
September. ,,tss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
LATER.

Further information from Clarksviile
shows Che surrender the most discraceful
and cowardly of the war. TIE vorolad
prisoners were allowed to carry of their
horses and side-arms The surrender wos
male to an inferior force of rebel cavalry
Mason and Woodward made sueeches
mpIimenting each ether.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
Nashville. Au1 81

Yesterday MON, Captain Atkinson. of the
Fiitieth Indiana, with twenty men. in a
stockade at Edgeville Junction, was attack.
ed 10y one thousand guerrilIas. Hg reDuls-
ed them three times, killing M1rgan's Ad
Jntaht and seven privates. and wouuding
e'gh: en- Others, and FINELY. after three
hours fighting. drove them on.
Col Mason. of the Seventy-first OH, (the
same regiment denounced by Gen. Sber.
man for cowardiee at the battle of Sbilobl
with three hundred men and two cannon
IN strong l"trenchments, at ClarksyiIle
surrendered without resistance to the same
number OF guerrillas. The guerrillas were
aided by rebels who hal taken the oa,b If
allegiance. A large amount of United
States property was seized.
One hundred soldiers were captured nv
gnerrliias at Manskow Greek, near Edo.
heid' and the bridge burned.
Gen. Nelson left Nashville for Louisville
this morning.
Lieutenant Colonel Heffren, of Indiana
mas been arrested for violating orders.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
camp NEAR RAPPHASNocK.
NIrpinIa. Anp 81

All is quiet in front. Inst evening a
report came of the approach of the enemy
in the'directiou of a ford two miles above
here. Halls battery and three infantry
regiments went there, but found no enemy.
There was slight cavalry skrmisL yes
ter6ay. We had three men wounded and
five were taken prisoners. Harris Light
Cavalry also lost some men.
Earthworks have been thrown up an6
bridges constructed to enable our batteries
to cross the river, if necessary.
One OF our men, who was captured and
away. reports the rebe! officers AT men
miserahIy clad.
The First New Jersey were surround ed,
and half of them are reported captured by
the rebels
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
New York. Aug. %

The Post says: Letters received in
this city to-day that a considerably nart of
the army which still remained in Western
Virginia would arrive in Washington to-
day under Gen Cox. 1t is also rumored
that western tronps are pouring into Vir-
GINA BY way of Harper's Ferry"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

"I'm getting fat" az ibs thief 80 :
he was stealing lard
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
New York Aug. %.

The sensation Baltimore Correspondent
of the Herald gives story that jackson is
marching to Winchester with 100 900 men.
while Lee, with $50, 900, is to attack Pope's
army. jackson IL then to torn to I.eesbury
and cross tbs Potomac into Mary land sn,.
march ON Washington
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
From Springfield.
Springfield. Aug. 81.

The following correspondence between
Governor Yates and the War Department
took place by telegraph, and will speak for
itself Well dune Illinois:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
Washington, Aug. %.

The Army Examination Board continues
in session. Their business is to inquire
into the physical competency of officers,
either from age or casualties received in the
public service. Among the cases disposed
OF are those Majors Huntington and Nau-
mon, who, 1t is ascertainet, are still efic-
lent in the discharge of their respective d i
ties.
Archbishop Hughes, accompanied bv
Secretary Seward, visited the Presidert this
morning.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

Inc Philadelphia Press saws:
UeI' Pope has fallen back across the
ihaPFahannock. and made that stream h,.
l'oe ot defence The enemy is in great
force on the south bank, and had mod GO
eral infeetual effort to cross and tnrn on,
right flank. at the same time maxine do
m"rstIstlons on our centre. Such disnosi-
ton OF our army b been made that there
need he no fears of further retreat
Zen. Mcclellan has arrived with 81
large portion of his arm, aud, it is beI;sv-
60: has assumed commsn1 of both armie.
Fighting Of desultory charac,sr has
been going on for several days, and the
enemy has no doubt been repulsed at all
points oy our batteries, though not withou,
some loss of artillery men aud horses
During Thursday heavy frino
beard on the extreme left, and il vas he
liesed that General Reno repulssd the reb.
els. .'' 'eD
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

Gen. Pope is praised for great skill and
activity in strengthening all weak points.
Il is said be has had no rest for seventy-two
hours.
All our advices indicate our success at all
points."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-09
GUERNSEY'S BALMl
GUERNSEY'S BALM

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
MORNING LEADER:
An OhIo Roaoeado,

Brig. Gen. BushrOd johnson, captured 81
RoEt DOnslsOn, vas born in Belmont coun.
y, Ohio. he vas appointed 9 cadet ai
Wsst Point 1886 By Hon. VIM. KsnnOn,
graduated Esd in HE class in 1870, and
Vas appointed % Lieutenant in the array,
vas promoted to let Lieutenant in 1874,
subsequently, vas professor Of mathematics
at West Point then professor ct the Ken
tuoky Military Institute, then = principal
q The Military School ct Nashville, and
finally rebel General and Federal cap
live. Those who knew him in Ohio re.
garded him IS an able man. He now
GENES back to his native State a prisoner
Of var, and will be confined at Columbus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
VOL. XVI.

Mr. George wilkes, In 3 recent letter,
suggests tAst - the leaders Of the South
srn Conspiracy have proposed to France
and 'EnslAnd that The Seeding States shall
smanoipats their slaves, as the condition Of
recognition and support from those Pow
srs, il is net TOO much to require the same
Of them IS the condition Of their rsstofs-
ton % the Union. By this Mr.. Wilkes
means The restoration Of the States, not
the Incompatible criminals who have
plunged them into this atrOciOus war with
the Republic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24

OuTn OLD LADY -The Rev. Mr. French,
who has recently besa engaged in mis-.
sionAry work among the contrabaads ct
Fortress Monroe, relates the following:
On passing an old woman returning from
camp, with q large bag Of clothes on her
bead, and her arms heavily laden with wood,
we said: "Hsrd times for poor oolored
folks, when kind masters have run away
from them"
Her face lighting up, che replied; "Ohl
no, indeed, these be good times, bress de
Lord we prsyin' for such times many
year"
'sYon cannot support yourselves, can
yOu2"
.Oh yes II We could ssppoft ourselves
and masters too, guess We could support
ourselves, il we had chance"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
cLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 6
~ OF 0IESIEHA4I kAlbROAB. .

FoI1 ~
isa-Z WIETEK ARRAGeEMssT. Bs-a
on and Aftsr Monday, November lth, Issl. P.--,.
ger Trains VIII leaEs Olslolana 81 loIlsG1sl
First TEain=s;oo M-Stogping at al stations sr-
ieh, IBERIA Edsn, Rsrlin and Orsaes.. ~.
lgiRgaf Crsgkiins l0:sO 4. n; CoI5f16 - y
I5dSaspoiis Sss sS8 ~ s6 : 4 llSShsaaa EoSIa5s S.
q g Le1is q lo;4s A. ~ Chieas0 ~ oraItlinsli
Second Train-7:ss ?. M.-stoppin7. ss sIl rt.fjou,
1bsFia, Eden, Berlin, Lewis Cen tre, Ufs1qs -
,5 arriying e grastllPe lls90 ?, u,
einnatt 7s25 A. Nj fndianap0lis 80 q 4 = -
p Louis ll:So Z. n Lorisyins AS p 4; C6isS.
frains STOP % lsaFs PasssnTsFs az ~ Il .o,s -
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TEpi1s i'3Es Sol97aes Z; :. sllev.s =, ,Tnas
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HAaIbT, Eandulky, MAnllsld 4 kNevnrh nsHroaf. AZ
@ aaraaldi 1t FeEno1i llssaflli 1an1EslIlo
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ssliou sSd Bslisfontsins RaIlrosd LArs, hfEIarioa
BollsfoltAinss sianeyi Cnio1s A1ncles In.
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= = 3a7irosd, - Nsnia, DsTt0nS iidi iinSroiiss
IarTo Hsute, et Louil, Morrow, L1Tsi115f
.ib sas saa oPfseFIi,,i, s,Ii.s., - q 20 4 -
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O,l1zsa gsasE5l Ql.S EsIisdzdi j6sss. H.as
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
In b q isLsrasL o out rsaders:


aAn attack vas made upon the 5sth
Okio, which vas CALAMITY repelled with
las ,H one killed rnd i've wounded. Com
susnd ne to Col. BausenEein asa fighter Of
fhs GariS,aldi order, in whose school he.
learned the trade, and Of whose staff be
,-ae formerly p member. His men are
s.ronglv attached to him; they would &c
eoo0 tbink Of leaping into the crater Of
Vesnvius ss TO disSbey the least Of his or
feFa. He ought TO be placed ct the head
cf 4 brigade-and had justioe been done
him, would have been 30 Plseed e this bat
tle. And his Lieutenant Colonel +. +. Rem
Del, as s business man, and 8 brave man,
+ eenrot Be outdone. Who does not know
F. +. Renpsl, Esq, proprietor Of the
American House, and the Hooking Valley
Nail Coach bine-a member Of our Union
Gists Central Committed You should
have seen himas I did on the battle field,
and Whan his strong right arm planted the
Arst copy Of the stars and Stripes which
60ated from the rebel works on Sunday
morning. While Col Bausen vein moves
With The impetuosity Of lightning, Sc near
asmay Be-, Lieut.. Col. Rempel moves firmly
--is always In the place where business
and duty require his presente. While he
vas with me- under the rebel battery on
esiurday morning, be said: Let us ket out
q this, for II I en- killed itmust Be Whfis
5 ohsTEins the rebels, and not here, away
fren ny regiment and doing noIhiig.' /
would pafdcplarizs, but have not time In
4his % DO 90. Be assured, however, that
ouz oounfry Il safe with such ofioers and
Rsn IS compose the bsth Ohio"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
GROCERIES 8 PROVISIONS.
CELLING OUT.
RETIRING ERo,r nm u-,ra-,,,,,

RETIRING FROM THE BUSINESS.
viii sell Rstail, at the following priesu untiI
disposed Of Fii0''' UNI
Pfs PfsL aaoyuns ay Young Byson Tea, at los per Ib.
klne naYoTed PinE8uey Y. n 40 Al a -
Natural Leaf Japan Y. II. do Al a
FINEST quality amp. GunpOWder do at Ios 81
Snoice Moyune Old Hyson do, At I0s 81
Finest no. Oolong Black do AZ a. "a ss st
MO Oonee, chOiCe, q and 24c g.
Oid Government Java, q and 3ne g
Carolina Rice, Sc s.
5tearine Candles 125<c o.
chemical Soap, &c tt
Sutrants and Raisins, from lsc
Brlght Brown Sugar, lOc ts
goHee Sugars Il56 and e -
Niusnsd GIanulated and POWderad IsLS, q
finest quality Cream Tartar, SC -
garOoehle Soda, lz5ko tf
New 1osk SyEups, from z5e per gallon
new orleans Molassts, $50
LOT choice OraRrerries, So per quart.
The stOEe 10 Bent. -R01sassIOn given Is early As
-N-'''1' bsgl u W Io,,Tv5 FIe
los HofIman's Block. mar The PoStS1,os.
Llllss4AlA Public Eouare Clazaland -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
CLEVELAND 8 ERIR RR.



losl'L WIERER ABRAHaEMnHT. -.
@ and aitsr Monday, Eovoubsr IA, IsII. n.
-PAsaf mans VII run g foll0Hls
EEAVE OLTVELAHD
- A. As-AAPkE3S NAIL TRa l--atouuIrr-s
@u stationI except WiokHfs, Menf7T. f-7i-
rlulonFzlle, 1rvrfDoF. nd rFsr7I - -. - -
p. NJ; Dunkirk On p n /. N M -. . r
- : -. SQ1,n - -, hAyI AOCOMMoDA DAIlUa a-Et11s
png as AL 5trtiona.
si9t r AL.--4ladI Xxi llEE j Z A a
a Eaine1Yille, A5htabula and GirHrf ~ i7,SI'f
ltIife1 nt Aris at l2.1 a. ~. 1lnlT11ltr n
- Az bu1alo 4ss5 A - II
- 4. q. NIGHT EAPRlSS TBAIE-st5v-lnr a
- ttl.Ar1s SonlaautI Aaht1bula aHd p1i1e1I1I'5
~ Z. - AARhE11 HALL TIA AI1I-Ht1n1iuF nf1l
!.euona except saybrcok, UnionVilis. FeF9T
.1H le9 Tor, and Miolrlinss and aEEilaa a. csFss
TRAIN uui is-s5 Oou,.-,
y SD A. ~ topping Ct Al Etationr. a1f -
htin8 8 1isl9l1n1 e 92 A.
Al the trains going westward oonnsos e CIgVsi.-1
VIZ Eair8 for Toledo Ohicago, OolumblI, CIr571-
Ssy1lses ~ DqnEIk VIII TIE trains 81 Tia II ~ = -
1lf09d and et Bulalo with tho7s of fhs fIsS- 49,
tankrai and buflalo 4 New York CITY Railroais
o.. y. 4OfEIG6 6HA1f, S16rt
g-s.sl.les NOV. Y. lssi
EHE PENNSYLVANIA- OFN-
Il TRAIL BAILROAD,
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PHOTOGRAPHS. &C.
BARBERiNG.

Han DRESSING AND SHAW
lN4 lHsTITUTICE.--WM. u. AMBUsH,
= h foo1 uuder the American, ig prsparod 70 ac.
= 81 cul tomerI with prom u attsntion from
eale Ikns1l- "A separate room foT ladiss- now
III BARBER SHOP-J. 81.
.1h1OH 4 o., have 6pansa . Barter.
1tablishme under Beozand 3 En1lshar4H
~ IS lhag 10 shave foF- 4 Sixpsnos and cut
heir for sshillag. They hepa 70 meet AL their old
friends and e. many new ones IS may Be pleased 70
fsVor them with their DatronaS0. oct1l:Ru
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
GLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO Z. B.


OsnAections are made e lIorrosFsla vlfh fhs B.sa
1u3ks, D ansHsld and HsWarE B. b, 81 olyds va
the sandu9kg, DAYTON and Cilctlnaa =. =, sf Fls-
mont with Fremont q Indiana r. T., and q 7sol5Io
with the MichigAn Southern q EolthaII1 InfiisT1
aud Toledo and wabash Railroadl for Cficsro. ID
0.lro. a iion, e. Louis and Al Doin1 - anFtb.
frsinS SrriSs n dlsssland hon - = "a a,
Hest af g.n =, and so ?. - EE1n aanduldI
- so A. n.
-. NJ. ,.b h-P.EV0R
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MITH us OoEEEOTIGHEI
Us A FIRST-GLASS ROUTR,
70 ALE EAsEERE UR7RG
s --
THREA DAILY FRAIEs RROa PITEsBURaa,
An eonnecfing direct 70 New York;
Via PhiladslPhlA.
TWO REOE HABBIsBUReH 10 HEW X0KB,
lC Via Ailsnt0En M
1DAILX CONNECTIONS TO BALIEMORR.
. 81 rBGysFx, EpmDs kHD Cowyorf
RIsG8d INK sals e. ofEsT Rosts.
4FBaEgags Ohscks3 throu1h-su tr.usauuf.,,
80 Ip1 -J
Oennectlons made at Harrilburgh, vis AIlsutuua
loE SsH Aork olfectl ana pag8engsrs by this r6at1
rnR inrongh hom Pttt8bzrgh % JeTssF OitT Ulth-
Rg{ yoqE, .Esg TOEk and Bout0a Eluksa ~
Elts7p rghs Enieh are good elthsr hT Philsdallhl
q AA4an1oHn,
FREIaHT OARRTED East on W5ssF.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RI1ROAD
win Great Disdatch and Ct Low Estss.
.a1e 91 hr - RNOCH LAWS,
sen1 SUBJ, Altooaa, p
~ n hoh4l4, 6en'l " stern Ag51t, Ef
IndiAnapolis, Ind. lsp1EV
4 HLEVELANDT & PITTBBUR6H
~ LBOADs s7-lf
60
lssI-2. WIETER ARBAHGEMEHT. ma,
nc1n sar7ta - ~ Tcsd
p taEs sEsst On Monday, November -, lsn.-
ErlAaA ieaso uaeFeland oailys U31neaF5 GEceptsd)-
lsD ~ 4A1L.-AFEiYss e HsE York la-i5 A. M
Pniladslphia s:sO A. n; Pittsburgh 4:is P. 81
:. !. 99ell1 & 80 z. 4.i y. RhiladslDh I'D P.H.
Ili Philsdslphia Izs5 p }: PiflIi 77I710 -
Wheeling $50 A. II.
Zen Trains so1nscs e HadIon f5r ASroa "A
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CLEVELAND Z TOLED0 3. R,
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M rEn daily - folloVss (snndaEl skoa1tsd,-
80 A. n Chicago EEgEess-st0ps e sI stations o.
e arTsysS sS p Toleco st iz-sQ p Nj end Ohioas0
20 P, n. Northern Mail-stops At All uf.tsons q,
h9r9heTn DiVizion, snd arrives 1t sanduskYas
I:lb P. Il. Telegraph IDrssssss5y Il al ...t,o,,
On 1outhern Dtyisious exrept Washinqton, &C.
nos and Olay. Arrives In Toledo at l4f5 4. M
and GhieAgo e u AL 5L l1llW
4 O0HEEOTI0EB. osars
OsnAections are made e AonrosFIla Wifh fhs Bal.
lu3kg, D arsfsld and NsNarE b R,lat oIFfs va
ne Sandugky, DAYTON and Ci1ctlnaa =. =, sf -
mont with 1renaont Indiana & g., and q 1870
nd Toledo and Wabash Railroad3 1of Chicsro, D
roit, Jackson, Fort WaGne, Lo7anIlort = 'sTeti11
lAroB Atsons st. Louis e1d Al pcinI u 81 HnFtb-
ls.t and SouthEests II -. I - ri
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csl. BaassnweIn---The sssh Onto.

Among the troops engaged at Fort Don
enIon, was the 5sth Ohio, Col BsusenWsin.
Tie correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
nsraial thus speaks Of this regiment and
SIS brave Colonel, which, as many Of the
Ssh we're recruited from the German citi-
rann Of ClsFsland and adjoining towns,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24

GLEXELAND FOUNDRY FOR
~ SALE.-Ths Subscriber ofsrE his Foundry for
sale, he wishes 70 give his whole attention to his
Maohine shop conSlstin Of Brick Building, Cor.
polai Een Blower llaskst Clamps, Patternss and
al Tools complete, to 90 9 good business, said
EoundTE viii be sold ct q BAkGhIE II applifd Tor
Bo1n This a 9 rare chance for suF one having .
e all CAD ta 10 e1gage IN business alre2dy estab
ltahed. foE further inlSrmatt9n GpPly 70
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HUR RENT.-AN EXCELLENT
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hrst rate cellar, and all the c0nVeniences. Rent
very low Q good tenant, Apply at the Leader
oSS1s19f hoon' or Of 80 p,,,IS,s.b
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~ good Stores and several Of1oes TO lst, ia AmeTi
can Bqildingl. Enquirsof 8. OOLAH.Ah,
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Terms: Ssy ssb.sEISsr. O Ds We
Mall subseribers
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DOR SALE ON TIME-A FULL
~ BlOodea Dsrhsm BULL years old, bred in
Lex Lnston, Kentucky; weight over 200 hs; hss tax
en- the nrat premium q two State Fairs. Can be
seen e. the residence Of sa II. LOWER,
1ian8sRildkW 4 Detroit st.
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Oonnecti0nB made at Harri1burrh, N alleufy-,
ior AeW York direct, and passsnasrs 81 thi1 rfjf5
r1R tnrongh hom Ptttlb1rgh % 5eTssS 0ltT Wilh-
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