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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-26
MY COUNTRY, TITS OF TREE.

My country, Ills of thee,
Sweet land of liberty,
d le OF thee sing .a. p...f .G tI.r
Land where my fathers died,
-a Land OF the pill sri n's pride, @ -om ia
FIom eve y mountain side . E. a.
Let freedom ring.
My native country tree, A"'
Land of the noble free, a
Thy nam i love
love thy rocks aud rills
Thy woods and tempted hills,
My heart with rapture thrills,
Like that above.
Our fathers God |, to thee
-.fs Author of Liberty .
To thee sing;
Long may our and be bright
With freedoms Holy light;
Protect US by thy might,
s - Great God our kingl
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-26
Bacon Hams. Shoulders and Sides
COMPREHENSIVE.

KE ~. 6CHRORBER .zsVD .HLEX-
E&e AMBER LEMCKE have this d " entered
into Psrtnership nder the st 10 Of HRoEDER
& LEMCKE to- the purpose of continuing t To-
barco and Cigar business, formerly copouctod by
Schroeder kehr. ang4dsw.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-26
Arrival and Departure Of the
M q Z L s..

IThe time here set down is adjusted to contract
toHrs. On the River there is variation according
TINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad Mail flor Vincennes, Terre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh, g..
SalysBc FL iGSaEaa!e IE9Sisszis, lndisnapo-
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
every day except Sunday, at......... SA. III.
LcuisrilIe Mail (rissr) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at f- -.5 4%P.n
And every Monday at 10 A. n.
Crirc Nail lriver) every Monday, Tues i
day, Thursday and Saturday at 1P. NJ.
Gree1. River Mail flor Bowling Green and
way pointr,) .very Monday and Thurs
day at P. NJ.
cept Sunday at CYAN.
Neag Harmony Mail every Monday and
Friday at -'---------- M.
New Harmony, stewartsvie, Poseyvie,
Cy1thian%s, % and o"ensTiiie letters come
Rockport Mail Ilend) every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 5%A.M.
Peters6urgh Mail (wa5) every Friday at A. M.
(Petersburgh letters, &c. come and go
by Railroad daily.)
CystkiGRa Mail every Wednesday at 7P. n.
(Leaves at A. N. Thursday morningl
Hickory Branch Mail every saturday at IP. M.
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Mail every day except Sunday at 615 P. NJ
louisville Mod (river) every Tuesday,
Thursdsy, and Saturday by 2P.N.
And every Monday at IA. NJ.
Cairo Mail (river) every Tuesday, Thurs
cay, and Friday by IA. N.
And Eve Sunday by p. N.
Green Rirer hail, every Monday a-d Thurs
day, By 2 P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail (lpnd) every day except
Sunday, by H-. 3P.M.
Ne1r Harmony MGs, every Tuesday and
Saturday by --.t a..-- 4P.M.
Rockport Moii (land) every Sunday at 2 Pm,
and Wednesday and Friday at TA.M.
(Arrives the evening before, after Office 81.
hours.)
Petcrsbur0h Mail (way) every Friday by 9A.M.
CgathianG Mail every Friday at no IA. n.
ARRIVES the evening before after Office hours.)
Hickory BraHca Mad every ,turday by IL NJ.
sS-fost Oiice opens at A. H.. and closes at 12
Pm. on week dags. Delivery closes from to 8
a. Nj. and from 515 to ga P. M. on week days
during the closing and opening Of the Railroad
mail. Office open from 2 to- 3 P. N on the Sabbath.
JAMES ii. McNEELY, P. NJ.
Evansville, Ind. Aug. III, 1862
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
FROlI WASHINGTON.

AsHINGTON, Ju ne 70.
Gen. King and Staff arrived in this
city on Saturday evening, about nine
o'clock, and proceeded at once 20 report
himself to the Secretary of War.
The report that Gen. Banks is dissatis-
fed with the order placing Gcn. Pope in
command of the Army of Virginiil, is not
true. Gen. Banks is a soldier at d obeys
orders. Long ago he expressed a willing
ness to form junction with ei1 ler FIRE.
mo Mt or Mcdowell, and act in the field
subordinate to them, if by 80 doing it
wosh contribute in the least to crush the
rebellion. The appointments Of Gen. Pope
was no surprise to Gen. Ranks.
Senator Wilson is r,tilI confined to his
room. He is Yery weak, and suffers a
great deal His symptoms; however, un-
der Surgeon orr, indicate that he will
soon resume his seat.
The FuU 4ors here about foreign interven-
tlon are without foundation. Formal com
mum cations relating to the Butler affair
as New Orleans, and other comparative
trifies. are readily construed and magniied
into intervention Exactly the opposite Is
understood to be the authentic news from
abroad. and it is apparent in all our for
eign intercourse that there is an increasing
respect for the Government of the United
States.
The declarations in the House Of Com
mons, which came by last steamer, are
conclusive.
The city is full Of exciting rumOrs of Sc
we're fighting near Richmond, and are be
lieved by the Government.
No reliable intelligence has yet trans
| pired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
A Specimen Brick.

An example Of the recklessness with
which the semi-secesh Democratic papers
are in the habit Of defaming the uncondi-
fional loyalists Of the North, may be found
in the assertion Of California paper, that,
although our wounded soldiers in Halleek S
department are tenderly provided for, "not
4 centis disbursed as a charity, except to
r,uv1apay negroes from the South" Doubt
less. even this monstrous lie finds believ-
ers in neighbOrhoods which are so unpat-
riotio as not to have material enough to
form a aRelief Association" Other lies
no less malignant, designed to injure the
Iowa.. and conceal the iniquities Of the
disioyal, find few believers even in ROch-
ester and its vicinity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
The Toronto Globe Rebukes the London
Times.

The TorOnto Globe RsBukes the London
Times.
We have published the substance of
late article Of the London Times, intimat-
ing that Canada need not expect much
more help from England for defence or
otherwise. To this the Toronto Globe re-
spends as follows:
The Toronto Globe is not disposed to be
bullied by the London Times, and gives it
some very plain talking;
The Times is indignant against the
Canadian Parliament because il threw ont
the militia bin. Well, we shall have TO
bear up under the thunders of Jupiter as
best we may The Times has done rather
more than its share in creating bad feeling
between, Englend and the United States,
and would have liked TO see the Canadians
take up the quarrel which it had raised.
The imperial authorities, also, doubtless
would have been glad to see Canada re-
lieTing the mother country of the entire
burden of defending her North AmeeSeaD n
colonies Both parties must be so.aewbat
disappointed by the result. We regret
that we cannot sympathise with them in
their grief. We do not believe that there
would have been any talk of war or anv
need for unusual armament had itnoF bae1
for the misunderstanding Of neV .,,o,,ors =,
England and America, Of ~ r. T;r,os
was the worst, beeaUsst' > st;na,,a1tial - "a
and We have no > me- CsIa Rim :
made victim = 'ea % Nli''.-' o,.;
ties of Jells- - the belligerent pfope"s
tba as son Bricks on either sldP O
dao- .antic. We cannot agree 70 tb
IA that Canada should provid's entire
~ for her own defense when she is not tn
author of the quarrels against the conse
/ ouences of which she is called upon t
stand on guard.
We deny altogether that, except in tim
of actual war, she is called upon to kee
$4,000 men under arms. What can b
+ fairly demanded from her, she has dom
I She has largely increased the approprii
{ lions for the volunteer force, which woul
: in an emergency form the nucleus Of a vo
e unteer army. In a very short time 81
q will have 10000 men of all arms ready fl
+ service, and far from contemplate in r
{ card to efficiency. What further she ma
! do will depend upon her prosperity an
n the economy of her rulers. There is I
+ / danger. &C war at present, and we may we
postpone further proceedings until we ha'
made the expenditure Of the province a
F proaeh somewhat nearer to its income.
i the colonial office had sent US statesma
:, and not a civil service Commissioner Ill
4 Sir Edmund Head, we might perhaps ha'
I been able to do more now. If it will i
ie struct its representatives MOTTO try topu
lf through jobbing railway bills, but to u
he their influence to reduce expenditures, t
j English people may be gratifed not on
I in the matter of defense, but also in t
" reduction of the tariff
Other Canada papers also take strO
Pi exceptions to the Times article.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
ERnM ST. LOuIs.

ST. LOUIS, June -.
The reconstruction of the gunboat Es-
sex. which was disabled at Fort Henry
last Winter, has just been completed, and
made trial trip yesterday, proving sue
cess in every particular.
She has been heightened 40 feet, her ma
ebinerv placed below water line, casemates
raised from G5 to II feet high, and thor
oughly repaired throughout.
Her officers claim that she will be more
effective and durable than any other boat
built in the West
Her armament consists OF three 9lnch
and one lO-ineh Dalghren shell guns; two
5O-pound rifle Dalghrens; one 81 and one
"a pound boat howitzers.
Sheis commanded by Capt. w. D. Porter
and will leave for the South this week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01

The Count dc Paris testifes to the re-
markably good conduct Of ali the regi-
ments that sustained this unequal attack
on Porter. They gave way, indeed, but
not one Of them ran. Their losses are
enormous The Regular llth Infantry is
about annihilated Nearly every officer in
it is killed or wounded. The 14th suffered
also severely. Major Roselle Of the Regu-
lars, kinsman Of Gen. Mcclellan is killed
Col. Pratt of N. Y. regiment is also kill
ed, and Lt.-Cols. Black Swiizer. Our loss
in officers is very marked indeed.
The disproPOrtion in numbers was so ex-
traordinary, and the Obstinacy Of our
troops so unyielding, that our losses were
inevitably large. The artillery in both
Porters and Smiths Divisions piled the
rebels in heaps. The FIRE was terribly ef-
fectiye
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
.rF OF ONO. EXECUTIVE DFP4RTN'F /,

'ATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTM'F,l ,
CoLUMBus, June q, 1862 I
Under special authority conferred upon
by the Secretary Of War,
Il is ordered, That Gustav c. E. Weber,
Cleveland, Samuel NJ. Smith, Of Colum-
s, and John A. Murphy, Of Cincinnati,
rec competent and skillful surgeons, be,
"a they are hereby appointed a Board to
anime and report upon the wounded and
Falid officers now assembled, and who
~ hereafter assemble, at Camp Chase,
der General Order No. 81 Of the War
partment dated Washington, June Z,
81.
Surgeon Gustav C. E. Weber win act as
'esident, and II. G. Locker as Secretary
said Board
All persons are required To pay due re-
act and obedience to the orders Of said
bad.
. is further ordered, That said Board
lyene at the Headquarters Of the com
nding officer at Camp Chase at 10 o.
|ek, A. NJ, this day, and tiIereIfHtcr- ur,ot
pn its own adjournment.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
- oaaaIsI 80 -.

We have no satisfactory details from
Richmond. The Baltimore American s re-
f9ri, Of which we had noiice 10 the mornl
ing edition, has not come to hand at this
rriting Meagre details to the New York
tribune say that the rebels attacked our
aght wing in great force on Thursday af-
srnOOn. The battle ragged Thursday and
riday. One sentence says that our lines
ere not driven back rod, and another
hat the right wing retreated. sabse-
nently our forces were ordered to retire
3 space. The result is stated to be en-
rely satisfaetOry-tO the Federals and to
ave contributed greatly TO the certainty
4 the fall Of Richmond. Mcealrs Divi-
81 appears to have sustained the brunt
the assault. Until further particulars
received, we can only wait with anx-
".
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01

sVFHNGToN, O., June %, 1862.
-DrroRs hFADER I have carefully
a and considered your leading articles
ling the past week, on the union Of pc
eal pasties in Ohio last year and this
! I belieyt history viii eventually show
to be correct. Some few Democrats
tinto the Udon movement last year
hey viii tbs year. Most Of them
bit and ohtaiId Office last year-they
10 do the sametAis year.
Il / am sorry tOsay the great mass Of
saocrats in this Iace are sympathizers
IS the Southern ebels, Of the Vallan-
s1a stripe. WPhall see this fall a
,g efFort madeby them to carry the
If we Republicans play this Union
3 lose. Let us go in
d ok, and then if We lose we
have something to fall back upon.
Yours for consistency,
H.K. WHITE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT
WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, June %.


The following sick and wounded arrived
here this A. Nj. from White House, and
have been transferred to hospitals;
10th Indiaua--A P KootE, in the head.
both Indana-J Corwin, feyori Sweet tcyeri
p Bowers, fever; ROlni, rheumAtsni Nj Law
mgston, fever; J Jagues, ieyeri Mckee me-
phrites; John Liverbut, right hand w Warren,
hand; Michael Haley, shoulder; w G Ruder,
right hip Morris Shum, hands, NJ Colman, right
foot; John smith. right arm; John March, thumb
shot off Autton, left Leg Coon, right sidei
WI Adams, LEFT knee; d Crawford, right ARM c
c Patton, left foot; Lieut. Col. Van Nalkenburg
left leg.
9Th Miohigan-A ] Diepe, fracture Of arms;
Francis skinner, right hand; Joseph D Clark,
right side.
9th Mclngan-R Sheagh, leit hip.
7th Mielngan-W Z Palmer, shoulder.
18th Miehigah-H G Newton, fever.
10th AIichigm-Osner steele, fever.
10Th Michigm--A B Piclman, rheumatism; I
s Packard, fever.
The above named sick and wounded were oc-
oompnnied by Brigade Surgeon Rner and Acting
Assistant Surgeons J. II. Case, Of New York; j NJ
MattOck, Of Pennsylvania; 7. Pherler, Of Phila-
delphia; Acting Medical Cadet q II Stubbsi OF
Pennsylvania, and p sisters Ofcharity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
THE FIGHTING UP TO SUNDAY !
CARD FROM VINCENT COLLEGE!
GOV. STANLEY INDICATED |
HlgIl 0algials N NeW EOFk !
THIS MORNINGS REPORT.
OUR RIGHT WING DEFEATED.


NEW YORK, June 30.
The Tribune has issued an'extra, dated on
Battle Field, giving an account of two days
desperate fighting. A company of Buck
tails was surrounded and captured And
also giving an account of the retreat of
our right wing. Over l25, 600 men were en-
gagged.
All civilians are ordered away from
White House.
A severe eand most determined b le was
fought on the right wing Thursday and
Friday, which is called by some of our Off
GERS as a successful strategic movement,
into which the enemy had been unwitting-
ly drawn, and which will soon resultin the
capture of Richmond and the entire rebel
army.
The attack was made by the anemy in
immense force, who crossed the Chicka-
hominy near the railroad above Mechan-
icsville Thursday afternoon, fought despe-
rately, but were unable to drive our men
a single rod, though the enemy were ten to
one. The only forces engaged that day
was McCal's division, the battle lasting
from till 9 P. NJ, when the division was
ordered back
Gen. Mcclellan was on the field express
ing himself satisfied with the result.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01

and Presbyterian Chureh--lsectHre this
Evening by Rev. Or. Bellows
Rev. DR.. Bellows, Of New York city
ssident Of the Sanitary Commission, is
the city, and viii meet the ladies Of the
,diers Aid Society, the gentlemen Of
Sanitary Commission, and all who ore
crested in the relief Of our sick and
nnded soldiers, at the I'd Presbyterian
.urch, this evening at y o'clock.
br. Bellows is now on his return frOP from
,rtendetl tour, and win offer many in
7ipo 4 stails Of the effort that is now
ION + ,shaif OfOur sick and wound
I, other I titles, and it is hoped That this
-.;,, t;mulats the activity Of our
ms. Ls t the attendance pe iar
ssion IN se.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, June 80.
Secretary Seward, Generals Shields and
Fremont, Gov Morgan, and General Buck
ingham arrived here yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
WAR BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, June 30-l2 NJ.
The Government has no accurate infor-
nation Of the state Of affairs in the PENN
sula by reason of the interruption Of the
telegraphie communication.
Nothing has been received to warrant
the belief Of any serious disaster.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01

,.-5.sf bovles in the South is the
lO'ISss ~, 'ssippian, bloody bowie
"A = na,sr it says :. Hereafter let Dtl .ns
IS psPsl, ~ . g NH be-Periah cities Per
/ 81 q - Perish property Perish
evs sLinSt b It surrender Assth ~
r'1 .-, shder and return 70 your II
81. -. = vo, vim perish as sure as
iheris moves
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Jur

The following are among the sick ana
wounded brought here to-day
A Fish, 5th Wisconsin, N Morris, gth ldleh
H Carpenter, do; NJ Boucher, do; Q NeEoomb
8 Mich; u B FuliWell, 2oth Indianai G Dawson,
do; Bushnell, do; F Johnson, do
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
captnin ]. ]. Elwen.

is known to Glevelanders that J. ].
eli, Esq, Of this city, is now Chief
at Port Royal, S. C. It
rs that he was in thefght near Charles
and distinguished himself. The cor
Of the New York Times says:
en-. Benham, who commended in per-
displayed great courage and zeal, as
also his staff and those Of the different
.erals. Captains Ely and Hawks, Of
Benham's staff, and Captain ]. J.
Ell. Chief Quartermastero of the expedi-
and volunteer Aid-de-Camp to Gen.
ham, we're particularly noticeable for
sgy, courage and activity. The latter
b. Elwell, ] by his promptness intre-
ty and efficiency, particularly distiA-
he'd himself, showing himself 10 b
6eld what beis well-knoWp 10 b. Al
rtment a thorough and ea1c lin hi
.petent Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
THE GOV. STANLEY ElIBROGLEO.
I

The following explains ITSELF
NRwBERN, june "a, 1862.
To he Editor Of the Ne'c York Tribune:
SIR: In accordance with the re quest of
His ExcelleHcy Gov. Stanley, 1 wish it pub
lished that misunderstood His Exec 5leney !;
that ne had no intention of closing my schools
for eolored people at Newbern, n c.; that
he never intended to put in force the avs Of
North Carolina, and that until he gets xPlieit
instructions from the Government at Wash
ington, D. c., he viii neither interfere. with
my schools, or return fugitive slaves to their
masters. All Of which 1 do with the most
sincere and heartfelt pleasure
[Signedl VINCENT COLIEER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
Ie gAbdne's corey

mt j. ElWel --1li1eHs says'
Z oTpeditiev Chief ouartermaster
: eo5tys' =. whose energy and ac-
TesS .outgd greatly to the efficient
Of Affairs, as q volunteer aid-de-
n to the commanding general was one
he most prompt and efficient officers on
6eld. He was seen at all points, re-
Iless Of danger, bearing dispatches
= tbe commanding general 70 the differ
detaebments, showing himself to be an
4 ana competent Ofhcer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
AGRICULTURAL,

nLARK'S HORSE RAKES,
A NEW SUPPLY MANUFACTURED AT
ALBION, PA.
The best pattern in use. For sale, whqlssals and
'o'lili jans2s 3 II Pearl street, west Side.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
A nice article for sails BY
may6dkw J. STAIR & SON,
nAVIS SEEDING POTATOES
We have few bushels of this valuable variety
Of Potatoes tor sale sIAlh sun
DONE DUST.-WE HAVE BOTH
D Coarse and Fine BONE d DUSf, in quantities 10
suit purchasers for sale at Factory prices This is
the cheapest and best fertilizer used Price SO z ton
CSC e hundred for hnei and slf e nore0c g hun
dred for coarse. All orders promptly filled
may6dkW j. SrAIR Sun, Il5 0ntarlo-St.
A LDEN'S PATENT THIhL HORSE
n HOE, or CULTIVATOR-Thi is considered,
o. al who have used it, bs decidedly the best In
plement in for Culrivafing all kinds OF Crops
Mr.. HUDSON, last Cleveland, who Is the Travelling
Agent, will make a trial Of the Hoe with any who
may desire to purchase Farmers VIII do we'll % Try
this CultivatOr before purchasing others.
Pamphlets continuing testimonials OF those who
have used the Hoe, can be had on application.
The price Of the Hoe is reduced 70 g. For sale By
W. p. Hudson, East Cleveland, or 80,
may22 tI Ha. 20 Ontario-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
Tribune's dispatch:

Tribunes dispatch:
The question Of the validity Of the ae-
ceptance by Floyd, Of the drafts Of hgssell,
Majors & Wadsell, having been referred
bv the Secretary Of War TO the Attorney
General, that officer has delivered an elab-
crate opinion against their validity; among
other things, that the acceptance Of drafts
of a contract made by the Secretary Of War,
in advance Of the earning Of the money,
against which the drafts were drawn IS
unauthorized by the law.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
CONNECILONs

Connections are made at MonroeTille with the Eal-
duszy, Mansfield & Newark R-R., at Clyde with tho
Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati R. R.. az FremQnt
with Fremont B Indiana r. R., and at Toledo VITA
the Michigan southern 4 Northern Indiana and To-
ledO Wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit jack
son, Fort Wayne, LoganspOrt, lafayette. Cairo, Al
ton, St. Louis and all points West NorthWast and
Southwest
West az 9.25 A. NJ and 9.05 p n. Erum 9SuduskF a.
$40 A. u. L. ID. hUCAEh, BupiE
Cleveland. Hay S, 1862.
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CLEYELAND : PITTsBURGH
- 60
SUMNER ARRANGEhENF. u
ILEVELAND 3 TOLED0 B. 3.


1862. SUMMEH AkkANGEMEhI. Ld52.
On and after Monday, Nay 5, 1862 Trains VII run
daily, as follows, Sundays eEcepted,l
sos A. N. CHICAGO EXPRESS-stops az an stations
on Southern Division, except Washin gfou, and
arrives in Toledo at 1923 A. Nj and Chicago
. at SIS P N.
5.45 P. n. NORTHERN MAIL-Stops ct an stations
on Northern Division, and arrives st Sandusry
at so r. y.
$50 P n. TELEGRAPH XPREss-Stors at All sta-
tions on Southern Division, except WaahinE-
ton and Clay Arrives in Iolsd0a a. l0sl5 2. n;
CricagO AZ s.15 A..
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ALL QUIET,

MARTINsBURG, June %, I
via BALTIMORE, June %. !
Special tn-N-Y- -TEibnna:-
learn from officers Just arrived, that
all is quiet at MiddletOwn and along; our
lines in the valley.
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