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PRO SPECTUS
THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS:
EDITED BY
JOHN T. GILMAN, recently of the BATH TIMES,
AND
JOSEPH b. HALL, of the ARoosTooK HERALD.

The PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is intended to be
an enterprising, vigorous and lire Daily Morning
Paper, containing the latest and fullest news by mail
md fclcpranh
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS

Is large, wel-6lled, carefully edited, and neatly
printed reey paper, intended specially for general
circulation throughout the State.
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Which is so common nowadays. may be entirely
prevented by the use Of BuRSErT's COCAINE. IL
has been used in thousands of where the hair
was coming out in handfnlls. and has never failed to
arrest its decay and to promote healthy and vigor
Gus growth. 1t is at the same time unrivalled as
dressing for the hair single application win
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Joseph Burnett Co., Boston. and for sale by al
dealers.
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RATES OF DUTIES.

An additional duty of 10 per cent is levied on al
merchandise not imported direct from the place oil
growth production.
ASHES-10 per cent. ad val.
BREAD.-30 per cent
BiTIIER.-4 % cent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-05
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, JUNE L..

BEEF CA7TLB-Are in demand for butcherpg purposes,
and meet with quick sale at high prices We quote the
BEEswAx-ScIls at 20 cents per ID.
BACoNs in light stock, and in fair demand. We quote
at Y to % cents for hog round and Is TO 80 cents per h
BUTTER-Ls brought to market slowly and cells readily
at prices ranging from so to 70 cents per lb in quail
ty.
CoFFEE-Cuba 65 to 70 cents per ID. by the bag.
CANDLEsTahOw are scarce and sell at 80 TO 371 cents
Com MEAL-ses from the granaes lots to suit at 81
CoRN-stock light, and notice a moderate demand
We quote at 81 10 per bUshe
FGcs-sell from carts Is to 80 cents per dozen.
FLoURThe market IS rather poorly supplied and rules
steady. We qpoe small for the week at Sill 20
IGRDNseIIs by the bbI at 81 to IS cents per ID.
MoGAssEsNew Orleans is retailing at 81 % to 50 so
per gallon and market almost bare.
| OsNABUEGs II to 80 cents per yard
PEAs-Cow in demand at 81 10 to 81 Is per bushel.
POTATOEs-Sm2 lots of crop Irish have been
brought to Market and sold at s. per Dushel.
R1CEWe quote clean lromstole at cents in casks and
Il cents per 10 in bblS.
eUGAB-New Orleans SELLS at prices ranging from % TO
80 cents per ID.
and the market rules rather dull We still quote sound
made at $40 per bushel; -.
cents per yard By the bale.
YAEN-very little in market Selling at As to 80 cents
TALLow sells quick at 20 to % cents per ID.
FAYETTEVILLE, June Beef Cattle,--None coming
to market
BacOn26
beeSWaX zig cts
Corn 81 Is to 81 20.
Cotton IS SO to 50.
Cotton Yarns 81 A sheetngs Is by the BALE 34shirt
ngs 20
Cotton Baggng-30 cts.
CandIes-Fay ettevie mould IS.
Flour-Famiy $40 so, super $40 Is, Fine So
Hides--Dry 20; green 8.
| lrOn-Swedes Is TO 20 by the quantity.
| Irish Potatoes-$l so to 81 so per husheI.
Moasses-N. o. 81 90 per gallon by retail.
| Nails SIS to SIG per keg.
! Rye 81 so. Oats IS.
! Rce-44 to Al cts. by the cask.
| Sugars-3Q 20 IS by retail.
| Sait-Sound $40 to Sl2 per bushe.
Spnits-Peach Brandy So n. G. Apple 81 60; Whiskey
| 81 so to 81 Is.
Spirits Turpentine ia.
Tallow 22s
| Wool-None in market.
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like Internal imps the toadke, shespitsing mortars
There seemed the except the Sides
and shell pitched into one Of these boxes without ids
We believe they worked from behind the shelter Of the
gunboats, when attacking fortified positions.
Some distance above Cairo, towards St. Louis was the
military of Point Girardeau, while the nearest point
Kentucky save the fort opposite to Cairo was Paducsh
above which again. General BueIs army, variously
estimated at % 100 600 men, We informed by the
man having the baking contract this department. that
he used up $50 barrels OF Hour per dem he had just
turned from purchasing wheat and one farmer on the
Central Road he had bought 20 GOO bushelsa of his own
raising This farmer was q French Canadian and owne1
immense of land upon which he had settled Afty
Canadian families His wife extensive sugar plan-
taton in louisiana where she then resdedan arrange
ment by which their property either side protected
This preparing to plant 5000 acres in cotton
small quanty of which he has raised annually fo- ous
period. Many cotton be successfully raised in Hi
Hos and several other of the Western States is being
now tried under Government auspices and vsrTonS
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Iterns from New Mexico.

The Houston (Texa) Telegraph is indebted to Major
Ochiltree Tor the following:
nnring the fslt of Gofietta New Mexico, Tom Green
was watching Candy, sibley at Albuquerque, and
Steele was at DoDa Ara. Cur have captured three
months supplies.
On the occasion. three Of under Dr. Kavanaugh
went up TO Gunero, sixty miles west Of Albuquerque
and the unconditional surrender of the FORT with
all its contents, and the garrison of ortyeght men
prisoners The Doctor gave them ten minutes to
decide whether they would surrender be to the
sword ct end of minutes the garrison marched
stacked their and surrendered as prisoners of
war They parcled by the Doctor, and of. He
captured at this point $4,000 worth of supplies all OF
hich safely transferred to Albuquerque Dr. kav-
Of three men (Gardenhlre, Gillespie and Thompson into
three dgisions-rght wing, centre and left wing lie de-
scrbes of his investing army and signs the
report as Of the Confederate forces in
the District of CuberO!
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COMPANY i, (scOTcn BoYs.)

Elled-A. J. Clark, A. E. McL2uchlin.
H0luded-h. Calhoun in calf Of left leg II. Brown, in
left tore finger; " Buchanan in left II p, Graham,
grazd left thigh J. a. Henderson, calf of right leg
A. Huckabee. left side OF head A. H. McNeaI in his
hand; Il. l.. PattersoD left am A W. Roper III left
M1ssjnq:- j. F. EcNair, not known; n. Mon. Smith,
uuhurt; c. Calhoun, unknown D. NJ. Gibson wounded;
,hH Euges unhurt Alexander Jones, wounded; J. G.
Martin wounded; W. H. Murphy, unknown NJ, McCor-
Knon unhurt; J. N. MCLAUGHLIN, wounded in right hip;
j. F. Mclean, wounded in right thigh; W. Il. MeNei
Nelson, unknown; F. Eorton, Sr unknown c. N Thrower
wounded in calf of left legs ". Wallace unknown Samue
Wright, wounded in right side.
companies when the roll wGs called by the Colonel next
day IL o'clock COMPANY 4, Quot learned } Company
B. q; Company G, %; Company D, 20; Company E, p
Company f. go; Company H, II; Company *, 20; Com
pany a. 6; Company suffered loss known. Severa
Of tie missing known TO be unhurt butWh the wound
ed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-05

A GALLANT AFFAIR.-A company of Confederate Cav
alry the name which could not learn, attacted
company of Gen. Wools Yankee Cavalry yesterday
Zuni Station in Southampton county and after sharp
fight of half hour killed two captured the Captain FIrs
Lieutenant eleven privates and put the balance to fight
The prisoners reached here last night during the most terri
fc thunder storm and safely LEGGED in Jail We could
cot learn particulars at the late hour at which heard
of this affair." but will endeavor to do to-day and alsC
render full justice to the brave Confederates who have &C
Doby demeaned themselves The prisoners said to b
all fine looking men, quite intelligent and remarkably vel
dressed We their horses Also which Il
be Valuable Petersburg EIpress 3lSt VI.
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The following order has baenssued by Gen. jackson re-
atiug TO the recent gallant exploits OF his army
HEADQUARTERS Y. D.
Winchester, May 26th, 1867
General Or6e No. SO.
Within four weeks this army has made long and rapid
hes, gh COmbats and two battles, signaly de-
atng the Cpey each one, captured several stands of
Colors and pieces of artillery with numerous prisoners
vast medical ordnance, and army stores, and finally
driven the boasul host which ravagng beautiful
country into utter The General Commanding would
warmly express to the officers and under his command
bis joy in their achievements, and his thanks for their
brilliant gallantry in action and their patient obedience
hardshps Of forced marches often painful
the brave soldier than the dangers OF battle. The
PLANTATION Of the severe exertoDs to which the Command
ing General called the army, which were endured by them
wIthsuch cheerful confidence in him, is given in the
victory yesterday BE receives this proof of their
hdelce in the past with pride and gratitude, and asks only
sniar confidence in the future. But his chief duty to-
day. and that Of the amy, to recognize deVouty the
hand Of protecting Providence in the brilliant successes
OF the last three days which have given the results OF
great victory without great losses and to make the oba-
non oil our thanks to God for his mercies and coun-
Try IN heartfelt acts of religious worship. For this purpose
lhe troops Wuremain in camp to-day, suspendDg, far
as Pfactcabie all military exercises and the chaplans of
at 4 o'clock p. NJ. to day
By order Of Major Gen. JACKSON
r. L. DABNEY,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-05

FROM Gen. HETHs CoNMAND.-Important move
ments now Icing made by the command of Gen. Heth
under the immediate personal direction of Gen Loring
have been detailed to US by gentlemen from the West
but we are not at liberty to give them publicity now
We may state however, that it is believed these
ments will result in the discontinue of the enemy in that
quarter and his entire expulsion from it. We hope
may not be disappointed:
Ly1tch5urg Republican, 3ist utinlo.
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r. L. DABNEY,
Assistant Adiutant General,

The BATTLE OF NEwBERN.--'The Wilmington Jour
nal asks US to publish Col Campbelps report of the
part enacted by his brigade in the late battle of New
bern No copy OF that report has been furnished to
ATTY Of the departments here We have heretofore made
enquiry for it and have just done again Our cotem
porary will remember that hereports of battles in which
our troops engaged not sent to the authorities
mere except as matter of courtesy and very rarely
mat We should like much to publish the report in
question If we could get at it.-State Journal.
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TO THE voTERs OF nLApEN COUNTY.

YOU are requested to hold District Meetings throughout
County of Baden the second Saturday in June next
and appoint Delegates County Convention TO be held
at Ezabethtown the following (he third Saturday in
June the purpose of selecting suitable candidate
represent the County in the next House of Representa-
tves and also to appoint delegates to Senatorial District
Convention nominate candidate for the Senate
MANY VOTERS.
RIaden county, May 10th, 1862. 1o5td
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Col HENRY A. DowD.-The Lyncbburg Republican
few days ago published statement that Col. Henry
A Dowd, who succeeded Col. Mckinney in command
of the 10Th n O. Regiment, was killed at Williamsburg.
Col. Dowd is resident of this towa, and we are happy
to learn that be is in good health He not in that
battle.-Tarboro Somhsrner, 3lst Nay.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-05

ATTACK ON FoRT PEMBERToN.-About two O'Clock
Friday afternoon one of the enemys gunboas in
Stono river and took position from which they open
ed fire on Fort Pemberton garrisoned under the
mand OF Maj. j. j. Lucas The post is under the COM
mand of 1t. Col. c. K. HGger, A brisk engagement
of half an hour took place, alter which the enemy
tired. The behavior of the garrison was admirable.
inSt
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AN 1xcrprsr.-The following incident is related to

AN INcIDENr-The following incident is related to
have occurred on the battlefield of Shiloh:
II appears that commanding generals were short
of battle flags, and of the brgades were compelled
to dispense with this necessary appendage AS all the
brigades and divisions were placed in battle array with
their battefags, with the exception of Gen. Rugges'
be rode up to the general whose staff he was and ask
ed the why he had none. Just at that moment
rainbow appeared and the general pointing to it with
his sword exclaimed |" Behold my battleAag"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-05
COMPANY (BLLDEN GUAFDs)

FNad-J. A. AIdars. c. W. Bryan, a. Rinaldi A. King.
Uounded j. 5. Willis, J. B. olar W. E. Atkinson,
James CrOWaTtic.
Mssng-C hester Swinda1, John NcKethan W. J. Mauls-
By, Lewis Fair, W. j. Mcmillan W. J. McDufe, J. r. Dun
ham, DanI Ferguson, +. Pridgen ". B. sutton, ". H.
Skies, JAS. Dawes q. Freeman, Il. Melvin.
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COMPANY =, (BLADEN LIGHT 1HFAETRY.)

Ejcd-Capt w. J. Sibos Corp. J. w. Wilson, Pzi7ates
j. Gu,ton G. Hammor d3, r. W McGhee, D. P. Shaw.
Wounded brought Gift. --, Prvates D. J. Jordon,
r. j. Chsre, L. Backwels, C. L. Hbrins, H.. w Single
ton.
Wound Jeff on he field Prvaas ". Edwards J. E.
Nance, y Tate, r. Roberts, C. W. Weaks.
Mjssu7.-Sergt. H. Edwards, Drummer +. Tilley, Pri-
yaes Wm Loyett, D. Tate, J. Il. hickey, 3. Rdgen, III.
3. SIugIe.ary.
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w. l.. STEELE, Sec'y,
L. G. EDWARDS, Assistant Sec'y.

GUBERNAToR1AL.-It is gratifying to learn of the
unarmity with which Mir. JohGston'8 name has been
received as candidate for Governor in this section OF
the State, and further West Six seven Western
papers have endorsed him. I those named heretofore
we have the pleasure 10 add the AsheV!lle News. Mr.
Johnston is the man fer the times he is business
man, working man, unassuming man, emnently
practical, no regular politician and 70 demagogue
therefore men OF all parties in this section, we know
cordially unite upon him. Hungry offce-seekers, dis
appointed and spiteful men aud party scbemers, nc
doubt will oppose him, but think the people are fol-
him. and will rebuke those who are trying to get up
party contest in the State Charlotte Democrat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-05
COMPANY L, (mooaE's CREEK RIFLE GUAED.)

EiHed- Quincy Wilams Bradley Pgidgen, Archibald
Rocks, Washington Aapa', Joseph Kinyon George De-
Bose.
Ho,uded.-AIouzo Pridren. D. J. Corbett, Thomas
Struggled, II D. Mapas, Richard GaTriss Henry Moore,
j, J.. Pgford
JGsg-Cbas. Il, Taylor Lsopposed to have been taken
prjsOusrl
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AN ORDINANCE EXEMP TING THE PROP
ERTY OF DELINQUENT SOLDIERS FROM
DOUBLE TANES.
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary,
L. q. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
mo. III

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OkDl-
NANCE, ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE TO
SECURE TO CERTAIN OFFICERS AND
SOLDIERS THE RICH L TO VOTE"
l. Be 1t ordained by the delegates Of the people Of
North Caroline IN Contention assembled, and IS here
by ordained by the authority Of the same That the pro,
per urng officers OF every county in this State shall
include in their reuros the votes Of off and soldiers
given IN any election il which they may be entitled to
vote by law, if received within twer days after they
are cast and the said returning eff ers shall not make
up their returns and declare the result of said elections
until the expiration of twenty days as aforesaid.
g Be further ordained, That tie proper returning
officer of every county shall, within eight days after the
period fixed for comparing the reurrs transmit to the
seat of government and deliver to the proper officer
statement of votes given in his county fer Governor
which statement shall be made in the manner and form
now required by law
g. Be ii further ordained, That the Governor be di
rected to make known by proclamation, the provisions
Of the ordinance securing to officers and soldiers tn
right to vote.
Passed and ratified in open Convention, the 9Th da
of May, 4. D. 1862.
w. n. EDWARDS,
| Tcste Pres of Convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-05

FROM CoRINTH.-t is Iumored that Wednesday even
ing Gen. Ba1d es division engaged for several hours
little the right of Pennington, first driving the
back being aerwal driven back in turn their rife
pits The eannonadpg said been heavy, ceasDg
abOnt 6 O'Clock.
We have authentic intelligence of important movements
among our forces Corinth which will be made public in
due time.-MobiL6 Advertiser, 3St uit.
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Gen. Marshall it is said has sent in his resignation
to the War Department This, we presume, is in con-
sequence of the order to Maj Gen. Loring to take charge
of this department, Gen Marshall claiming an ndepen-
dent and-Abingdon VirgsniGn.
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Lzu!,G. wounded Missing Conn anlcs a, II, y
e and y, Isin Regiment N0rssl Carolina Troops.
COMPANY A., GERMAN voLUNTEERs.)

COMPANY A., GERMAN Y0LUNTEERs.)
hUgd-FIst Lieutenant Geo. a. Johnston, H. Stolter
H01udtd-J. D. IIackermaD A El0bohn, J. HoeTner,
T.. Jrluaa, A. Simmons, Owen Davis
Nissug.-Capt. L. w. Brown }. Borsold, VIM Hall, II.
E}hl, j. b. Lewis, j. E. Sutton
some of those cassed wounded also missing, and
enc probably prisoners of those cassed missing
supposed be wounded, and of them known
~ be prisoners.
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MARRIED.

In this town on the INST by Joseph Wheeler,
Mr.. VIM. Fl. WILLIAMS TO Miss EMMA P. WADE.
On the 22d Instant in Wilmington, by Rev. J. l.. Prchard,
Mr.. WILLIAM Il. DRAY, and Miss PRISCILLA ANN
SMITH.
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DIED.
EaIl-7E1EllI7-l7
DIED.

in this town, this (Thursday) morning, ROBERT CAV
ESToN youngest son of James Wilson, aged two years
and ak months.
n Dupn county, on the 14th inst, JOHN KENNEDY,
aged S. years and months.
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SADDLE CLOTH

SADDLE CLOTHS.
II NAPSACKS, Heversacks, Canteens, and every de-
IN scrption of Military Trappings, at cow,
OIL Leather Saddery, Trunk and Harness Establishment
May 30th 1862. NO. o Market Street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-05

WANTED.
KR IN GOOD SAILING ORDER, a well built vesse
r9.sM the capacity Of about 500 barrels. Address
zAA9AE JAMES WILSON,
MAY 2ih, 18G2-d&w Wilmington NJ O.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-05

OIL-OIL.
FTNRAIN OIL;
= MACHINERY OIL;
MEATS FOOT OIL.
By the barrel gallon, at
May 50th, 1882. WILSON'S.
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MILITARY WORKS

HIILrEARH WORKS..
A RhY REGULATIONS, Revised Edition.
"A Cooper's Cavalry Tactics.
Volunteers Camp and Field Book.
The Volunteers Hand Book.
Notes Artillery, by Levy Brown, III. A.
Instructions for Field Artillery at em ,pu,
May 23d, 1852. KELLEY'5 BOOB "a 0nN
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Richmond, May 3lst, 1862
RECEIVED $50, P. NJ.
The heavy rains last night caused food in the Cbeka
hominy is reported that the bridges are washed away
and three divisions of the enemy caught this side of the
River Ambuances were down to- day at noon. The
firing of artillery and musketry distinctly heard here
No courier has yet arrived
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By TELEGRAPH.
FoR THE JOURNAL.
RICHMOND Nav 3Ist. Is

RICHMOND May 3lst, 1862.
There violent rain and thunder storm here last
night confirming several hours. About nine O'Clock the
gas works were flooded and the city left total darkness
n skirm;sh yesterday the Williamsburg Road Cap
tain scarboro, of North Carolina was killed fight il
no" progressing on the Williamsburg Road near the Chick
ahomny, which IS swollen by the rain of last evening
No reports have been received yet.
IsECoND DIsPATCH1
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General order srO,. ,'stone'val-o

The following order has baenissued by Gen. jackson re
iatIg TO the recent gallant exploits Of his army
HEADQUARTERS Y. D. |
Winchester, May 26th, 1862, {
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The Jackson Mississppian of the 18th ut has
from Vcksburg date, which says that two of the
mys vessels came the point and fired hundred and
sixteen shots from six o'clock until dark They commenced
firing st our batteries at O'clock P. M and continued
until 10 o'clock At 10 oclk the firing commenced both
Sides The batteries uninjLred
The houses damaged in the city the Methodist Church.
Marine Hospital the residences of John A. Klein and Duff
Green. All qqiet since.
Capt Jas. A. Haskns Artillery Company, at Grand Gulf
fired into the Federal transports disabled one and turned
the course of all.
The Mobile Register has received late New Orleans pa
pers but they contain nothing of interest Fome boats
with provisions had arrived "A occurred above
the city.
RICHMOND, June 2nd 1862.
Ali is quiet along the lines to-day. The Confederate
wounded are consta atty arriving The citizens partcu
arly the ladies unremitting in their attention to
care of the wounded
It is reported that the forces both sides baryne
the dead this morning. The weather continues clear.
FROM PENSACOLA.
MOBILE, ALA, May 31st 1862.
special dispatch TO the Tribune, from Pollard of th
sOh says that on day before the Simpson Rangers
of the guard from the OBannonsve Bridge (near Pensa
cola) and burned the bridge. Our loss one man
three horses The enemys loss is unknown. Three Cit
zens of Oaked taken prisoners and taken Pensa
cola. The Federals not advancing.
FROM ARKANSAS.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 3D. 1862.
The Memphis Appeal saws that the Federas attacked
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BANK OF WILMsNGTON.

DIVIDEND NO. l3-4 per cent. payable 10th ii st.
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S. JEWETT, Cashier.
Wstchman Salisbury, end Sou.herner, Tarboro', coTy
twice.
June 4th. 1861 226-lw-4I-lt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-02
All Reading Matter on this page
is from Last Evenings Edition.


The telegraph reports the death of Col
James Cantwell, Of the Sd Ohio, killed in
some one Of the recent engagements in
Eastern Virginia. Col Cantwell hasbeen
one Of the prominent men in the DemOcra-
tic ranks of Ohio, having represented
Richland county in the State Senate. He
and Major Mclaughlin, late of Mansfield,
were old political associates Col Can't
well was man Of good ability, and stood
well in the Senate and in Oiher positions
which he has held. he removed to Kenton,
Hardin county, several years since
In the telegraphic column, Col. C. was
as Of the cd Ohio. It should
read sd.