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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

DUAhDiN q Persons desiring BOARD
- In a pleasant country v,iiage cen oDssin
the same by applying to the Proprietor OF the
Brick Tavern. Charlotte Uourt- House, Va
charlotte Court-House is Ave miles from
Draks's Branch Depot, Richmond and Dan
yill< Eailroad.
p2t-7I4 A. WTIfNDN
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

E,uJDSD.-I.stt liz ny stors q tai4lSN..
E several mouths ago, cQataining zurdry
articles Of io.hins rad & prayer book, with
Mich =. Shea's name III it, Ths owner
Will please come andsproys property.
NH 22ts Z ~. POWERS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

The VERMONT SICK At Yoakrowx-Tee ...
lowing Vermonters are now sick in 5n, ni,,s..ry
hospitals It Yorktown. They are suffering
from 'ypao'd fever and other diseases Of the
camp hut are tendarly cared for:
Sseo"d Regiment. j. L Cbrk, Ludlow. 60. I
r, felTtt Reg.meat. g. W. Gage, Oxford. \.
II. 90. Il; b. Burgess, Chelsea. Co. D;
Alexander Watson Chelsea. Co. D; Lons,n
b S1Aw, Nl'tA Bennington, Co. A: Dornan
Barton, Ludlow, Co. K.
ram R:geme"t. Charles 4 Fay. Brandon
20. IL Jas. R, Cutting, Huntington, Co.
Leonard brown, SwAnton, Co. c /; Nelson
Pongerats, Granville, Co. C; G.. W Garyin
Go. Z c. NJ. Wyman, Manchester, Go. E.
Nrth Regiment f Johnson Montre!ier. Co
II Royal Flint, West Brarntree, Co. H; j
r Roscoe, Addison Co., Co 4 Harrison Rich
ardson, Roxbury, Co. ii.
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FoRrREss MONROE, June 3, !


Gen. Burnside and staff arrived here early
this morning via. the Abemarle& Chesapeake
canal per small gun boat Port Royal, They lett
Newbern on Saturday The canal is open Its
entire length. all distractions having been re-
moved by Gen. Burnside The object OF 0en'
Rnrnsids 8 visit here was to have important COM
mun,cation with the Government lie having
sent DISPATCHES to w ashington and received re-
plies will return
There il little news from his Department.
The Oath Mass Regiment at ashlne ION ,
n c.. was attacked from an amo1sh oy d worm
Carolina regiment on Thursday night last WINE
an a scout and lost six men killed ana numoer
wouDoed, three of whom subsequently, olea
rbert have been several cavalry sklrmishes lately
IN the vicinity OF Washington, IN one VI ""'c"
one man vas wounded and two taken PRISONERS
and IN another where one of our ca'ary were
help;ng one Of Their wounded they put To n'sh'
a rebel force OF cavalry and infantry ten t'"e'
their number. r. H.
The eunboat Albany arrived here from HAT
tetas last night. u,,o,,
The following is IL lis, Of deaths at the hysea
hnspltal since the LIST VI June
Thomas Russell. l9th Mass, drummer L u,
man smith 2IN. H. Edward Parker zls'
/ Mass.
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Trains Going south and East.

Trains Going south and East.
leave h0Etpeslr 't so NJ. IS P. N and 10 - Pm
IAN. TRNS leaves ROuses Point 400 ~. s..
Vi Adams at $50 A. NJ, Burlington us An, con
meeting Waite River JunctI' withtraIns for from
Wells River. 81. JohnSbury and i.uteton, and with
Nsr the Railroad for Boston Lowell, Worcester &c.
and connecting at Bellows Fails with cheshire R. &.
for boston and with Vermont Valley R. R. for Spring
field, New HaveH and New York, arriving in New Yota
at 10, l5p.A
ACCOMMODATION TR.Is leaves Rou.e's Point at 20 VI
for Burlington and Nerthheld.
NlGa- ErPREss TRAIN leaves OgdensbaIg at 1870
Mont raI al SO NJ, Rousrs Poiat st SO arriY
ing NJ Boston $40 connecting At Bellows Falls
Vermont Valley r. FOR Springfield and New Haven
and arriving In New York at 20 =.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at 0e A. NJ 80 4. NJ. and 4 IS n.
MAIL TEAM leaves Boston at 100 NJ, via. Lowell,
Lawrence Fitchburg. Leaves springfield at 7.25
Bellows Falls at l225 connecting at White hiver
junction with Northern K. R from Boston and with Pas
arriving Burlington at 700 P. and 81. Alblns al =
40 P. NJ, and k,dge.
AcconnoDArrnS Train leaves Mortified at $50 A.
and Burlh 10. NJ, for Rouses Point and Mon
treaI.
NrG4r Express, TAIN lea YES Bellows Falls at Is
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley K. R. leaving
New York at 500 and from Cheshire H. K cnnnec-
ing White River junction with train leaving Boston al
) 80 r. NJ Lowell at 500 via Lawrence. Leave
White River ia nctlon i. l.53 arriyr a: Burn gton
al 500 a. NJ. Rouses Point at % A. NJ, Montreal az
1000 M and Ogden sburgh - % M, connect' NJ
with Grand Trunk for Detroit, chicago ana me
West
leepng ears attached to Goth the nIgh rHpreS
trains unnirg between Rouse's Pom: ard Boston
Through TICK Chicago and tnr Vest tor SAFE
the principal stations r
Nav $40
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Meteorological Observations, 1852
Way Bdr6 7l..rr Ng,lgt II
uoxraELlER 1AeKnr. June 3.

PRoytstoss.-Butter, y to 10 Cheese. 6te ); Lar
Il. TaEoW, 10. Dried Apple, to 10. Eggs Il cents.
Potatoes 70 o35 Beans $50 100. Maple Sugar
10. Peas. sl25 to l,5O.
Ontors--SI00. Appi-s-s3 50 10 % per Dbl.
FLoC&- Superne, $500 Extra $3.50 Extra Family, 600
Double Extra SIS to S. 8 Superior, $50
aAY--Corn, ~. Oat. 33 TO %. H=r:sgrass
Seed s0oO:o 50 per Clover 10 20 Il per poua
Ii sy, So IS, per Rye, 65 to 10.
MsCELLANEous--Dry AMI green hard wood, rs $50
Shingles 800 to $50 WooI-conmon 90 to %. Bark
$50 per cord. Nails $50
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

Baton Rouge, May %. The telerals attemp-
ted TO land a garrison yesterday morning III
small boats just rs they were ABOUT 10 land,
a confederate company fired on them, when
without giving them timely ho!lct, the eueisls
cummenceI throwing snot anu smell III the town
One Of n. missiles struck the Harley House.
Many other houses were s5rucH. 10 nan an
hoIr alter the hiring commenced heaf'y al VI
the women left tuwu flying in every direction.
The Federals are now landing troops. night
is expected soon, u contederste force oeihS near
tine civ. Hot work viii soon commence.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK i. VI.
SOUTHERN ITEMS OF NEWS .
The Woundiug OF Johnston Confirmed
From the Expedition up the Mis-
slssippi.
REBEL VERSION OF lis PROGRESS.
FROM MOBILE.

NEw foRx, June 10. Ine Pctersburgh Err
press OF the 5th. states that Gen. Lee is in COM
mand OF the rebel army, III consequence OF
slight wound received oy Gen. Johnston. The
Richmond Examiner adnIts that Johnston was
wounded, and THAI 1t is great disaster TO the
rebels, and says the Whole affair seems to nave
lost It's purpose ana plan, wheu the anImaJlns
nina was Withdrawn and that the spirit that
went up 10 fiery saouts If Saturday, came FAB
bing down into indifference on Sunday. New
ertheless, 1t says the enemy WAS whipped.
Rebel dispatches from jackson, Miss. the
18th u!t.. say 1t Is understood tina, few suots
were fixed rom the Yankee squadron at Vlcks-
burgh on the previous niguc. No injury
done. Ga the SOTO, the Commandment Was re-
sumed Last nlghs 1t WAS supposed TO serious
damage was done. The best spirit prevail.
among the citizens and soldiers, An engage
iuent mad occurred near Grand Gulf, between
one .. our cumpanies and citizens and the en-
emy Ii Is reported that 90 OF the eGemy were
killed. Tae Vlcksbursh Wing reports that
Capt. Haskias battery opened eHeetualiy on
the enemy's transports at Grand Gull, causing
4 hasty retreat Of the enemy, who subseq uentIy
shellcd the town. Ehey SAIL they were ID no
hurry abou, VicHsburgh.
Gen. Lowell received an official dispatch dated
the 18th uls, which says TWO federal officers
and three men were killed ut Baton Rouge.
The enemy then shelled the city. No one
was killed Capt. Hasklns reports to General
Lowell that he sunk one federal transport and
crippled another on Saturday. On Sunday the
enemy came up to land troops az Grand Gull
anu marched through Port Gibson. Our peo-
ole drove them back with considerable loss
killing and woundIng about 100.
| The M,ssiss,ppian learns that the iederais de-
1nauded the surrender OF Haskins battery,
Threatening in case OF refusal to devss'ate th'
! whole country around the Cult.
/ A dispatch from Port Gibson the 3lsI ult
saws all Is quiet at Vicksburg. The Fedora
/ boats have retired.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEsiAN JUNE 10, :s6a

me D!sPateh c1a paiqs ma. t',- pe....iu "A,
any lime Gu; OFT ne r. r.; OF ;rg ION de-.
= stzlhS TIC r-.!i..as - Petersburg. a-.a !,,,-
- ii'.ss !ea, d 7etrea: 10 Lynchburs and the
mountains was the only one lett Them
"A a, special despatch . tj,e Posi- SAYS Cul. Polk
81 lehuessee declares the flower Of Bs.urr- -,
army d. Richmond. - '-.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

tor. Z. VI N1uton, Scr tory Of War:
Tie enemy has fallen back 10 Iusc.ii1, so
miles ~ rail. and nearly 20 miles by wagon
raah. tiea. Pope estimates the rebel loss from
casualties, prisoners anu deserLions over 20 600,
Gen. Bue.! estimates it a. between 20 900 end
3 900.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

r az Machine aapted % ali kinds 90: Clothes, from
pocket handkerchief to . bedqI.lt. I'u can wiring
your Clothes less than quart@r OF the time and so
much dryer that hey will dry in ha.t the tine, aud
not nju.e your IoCes half As much a, when twisted
by hand. This Machine i formed wi,A Two SPEISG
Rolls COVERED WITH RCBBEE, and 20 constructed as 70
wi pressure, and turn t"sT IN easy
The sprngs in tn rolls are constructed Weld
most the centre. where he nix Of the Clothes are
conducted they pass between them BY his means the
-nlings WIKI the rlph4r clos tight around the clothes
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10
BOSTON MARKET, June 5.

slour.-Wsstern s4,25 to 6,35.
rork.-Prire. $1,000 HOO Ness, $3.50 1900
Beef $1,000 1870 Lard, St 81. Hams, 81 to :.
cutter 10 tol7i. Cheese, Eggs II T. Potat,
IS to So. Dti.d Apple 70
Wool Saxony fleece l. 81 American Full Blood 45 to
II Half-bood IS 20 IL Common II TO ~
Corn - So to So Oa.s, - 50. Rys 80 to SIS. Herds
grass >-sJ 200. Clover. ) i II per II. Hops Is 20.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10
ohi.e OF the n. Hayward C"mpans.


20 Mix and - Congress Streets.
BOSTON. MARCH lsr, 1862.
tn N1sutdcturers, the Trade, end the Pubic
In the grant from the n. Hayward Company to Metro
politau Washn. Machine Company, under the license OF
h.re. oodyesr to said y. Hayward Company for tae
.e Of yucanized India Rubber coverings for rolls the
Eht 20 such application to the Bailey machine was
caly reserved and is excl. siyely oN ned by the ~ hay
ward Company Thes. machines and rights ere guar
,n.ed to the trade and msuuac' : and - the only
Invention n which the Yulcanized Rubber Rolls AID coz
erings for rolls do the shah, or smat tie
CT thes 80 :, =,
The injunction granted in favor Of the n hayward
Company as joint com! a'nauts. and the subsequent
rant with he above reservation fully establish the gn
TO this article in the y Hayward ompany, ANY 81 h
hR REPRESENTATION l. FALSE and evidently IN
ended to i'm pose upon he pubic false representa- OF
rf. - we'll as worthless Machines. that turn on the
shaft aud smut. y Hay W AM -
BARRE May 5, 1862.
This may certy that have usedoue Of Bailey ASH
inn and ringing Machines and can say that II ~l 90
ali that Is recomme nd-d, and am atshed that It save,
onehalf Of he work in washing and wrlnglnE anu WIZ
dry in hat III. time and is graf SAVING IN the wear
Of clothes. A vi J3Nh"N'i O'' 'i0
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DE-. GEEE,E[~alva. PILLS

The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result II a long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation, I'D Cartain correcting all .ular
ties Psuri N-D>tTEat5orF r-E-Eing aI! ubStruct
whether fam cold or Otherwise. f-hdach~ pain in the
side, pap a,ou of he heart whites. al afec
tons Mysteries, i4 ne pain il the back and Limbs, &c
disturbed sleep wh,1 from interruption OF nature
DR. CHEESEMAN PILL
was the mmencemeut of a il the treatment Of
those irregularities ana instructions VIII Oh nave con-
signed 3. many to premature grave. No female
enjoy good health unless she gul and whenever
obstruction takes place the genet health begins de-
cline.
DR. CHEE>ENAN'S PILLS
the efectual remedy Known for all com
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes they in
valuable inducing, with certain periodical gularity
They known to thous nds who have them at diff
fereut periods hrCu ghout the country, wing the
ton Of Of the eminent physicians III America
Explicit d ectouS, stating when they SHOULD not be
used with each boXthe price dollar per box,
tanning from lily to sixty pills.
pills sent by mail promptly by renting 20 the Pro-
prietor. rold by ; !. Redf ID, Montpelier, VI, and
by Druggists gen rally,
L :. PrEscE, Montpelier, Agent
r. b. tiUf CHINS. Proprietor
may5fly - Cedar St., Nv York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

MoBuE, June 3. The Mobile Advertiser has
"a private letter from fort Gaines dated the @o'n
which says that eighteen Federal vessels haa
na..pd me fort. acd two or three were firing at
fort Morgan.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

MONTPELIER, April II. 1862
I have used one II Bailey 5
Machines over one year, and
me in my business the help OF
saving large amount in tbs
LEVI BOU rW ELL.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, june !. Sine the formal
surrender OF the city yesterday, and the posting
y t.- ElcAet, throughout the city, the excite
--o.ot the people has subsidized All was quiet
!lsia: ~ night, and the only event this morn
~ was .ae capture Of the rebel steamer Check
Tcc1 e.liei the heet yesterday. above the city
''anains up a slough out of sight. She was
''.g.l. Gown this morning.
Nothing las been heard Of the Van Dorm,
F5:A Was the only boat Of the reb fleet that
sosIe4 Yesterday.
'oi. I7omas II Carson was the military
ylu-aiant here, but acting Brig. Gen. tltch
Indiana. is IN command OF the city now
About loco rebel cannon left on the cars last
n; i0r Granada, Miss.
Ia- railroads have all stopped running to this
'''7 Ihe Memphis Il Charleston railroad Is
,l.? cut up and all It, rolling stock has been
-; south. Al The stock OF the Memphis ana
bio railroad Is here. Great efforts are being
n4i4 To shield Iubic properly by private claims
About 1000 bales OF cotton were burned.
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DENTAa. NGFsEH.

ny On the NINTH DAY or JUNE shall lave NY
osc. f., ABoCT TWO WEEKS. to attend to business
sngaoemeut ia another place. Notte OF return vii
be given in this paper. JOHN W. ''"h"io'
Montpelier, May 81, l,59. D."F"
I'd
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

This may certify that
Washing and W ringing
am satisfied that it saves
at least one girl, besides
ear and ear OF clothes.
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a E'Esh.EG IRA PA
70 The FREEMAN
= LOCK \. NJ.

...-... june @. Our forces now occupr
1ir.4c.wn. Jackson and Bolivia. Rail
.-'. r., ar mr. grcssIug rapidly Tn enc
Gent1wn last night, retreating south
844w.r
..sl se4t q, 600 have deserted since
.r4-r, IL Sly from keusucky, Ten
m Arkansas regiments All the regi-
-... .he~4 S;-.es passed down closely
n auru sides by Mi>sissippians aud
I'D Baauregard connot enter Columbus
Lii :.- troops be brought away from Co
TIE whole country north and east OF
.l,7 = tull Of armed soldiers returning to
T.,nsssee and Kentucky.
,,n Poue relegraphs from the advance, th4 :
nor. v7, first desired - ne exchanged, no "
..,.., tlke me oath OF allegiance.
.o.n. drove lni carried off everything
mics arJ nj. The weaIshiesI families are
.,,.- aud starving Women and children
.-.-vlo. for TODD, ANA all the males have been
..j ut5 the army. The enemy is represented
..,-.s.7 suffering for t'yd
y,sALyero<. June :. The following des-
I'm VS. received u; the War D. partment to-
-. Nv .e.e.raph from Front Royal:
dEADQUARTs MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT,
,..r 10 the Field uurrisonburgh, June :.
Hon. E. W. Stanton, Secretary of War
rls army reached this piacs at > o'clock Yes
.....v. lclylng out zoe enemy rear guard from
a.. ,lan. Severe sklrntshing continued from
,.l; time until dark, the enemy's rear being
,.,.-.7 ;..-ssed by our advance.
III O'Clock ,o- LIST y. J. cavalry. after driv-
the -4rmy through tue village, tell into an
.I,,.44i- n che woods to the southeast Of the
r,. Ia wa!cn Col " ytdnam OF thac regiment
s.. ..Icurel ana considerable loss was Sus-
..,,-t. Col. ChIeS-feo with ais brigade subse-
...a..v Engaged tne enemy IN the timber, driv-
n, nun ..Jm his position and taking his camp
,..-a4. light . Goes battalion Of Col
l.s.'. Pam. Regimen entered the woods an
a. the .rectlon Of BrIc. Gen. BayArd and
r,a,-la-I .,r aaIt an aour Z vigorous attack
which both sides Suffered severely. drivID4
ID. aemv Ih- enemy attempted TO she'll ou1
.,op.. bus lew soo- from one Of our batterie
sz ..snced his gum
AI.sr da:l the enemy c,a:Inued his retreat
70. Particulars VIII b. FURNISHED by mai
,>sur1j J. c. Fremont, Maj. Gen.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroAAc, I

June g.
.n.r4tants Who left Richmond this morning
...yel here t, day. No reiniorceinen,s have
I'd received nor We're there any sIsns OF avacu-
.-.o.
AC4ytaln, Lieutenant AMI TWO prlyates b.
l.as 10 Gen. Bum. brigade, were killed
.,.,.ay aud fifteen men wounded whtle cs-
"a .,aIng al advanced picket line. The new
a,.ou was held.
jya prm and stat: occupied the day in re-
-eElr. IKE ,eseryed batteries Of ten. Porter :
.7soa They also visited our outposts and
"a! > view Ut the enemy.
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& sIOT HIS!
X. r. RIkER,

has lust returned NEW YORK, with good stock OF
Broaicohs Cassm=r4J and Vestings, Of late Patterns
and STYLES Germ In Broadclohs, Black Doessir@
French Fancy Doeskins, for Gentemens
Pants Rich silk AID Narseilles Vest
ings satin and Silk Vsstings, OF
the best qualities,
lS All Garmen ts made st h' Shops Will De done N
the most workmanlike aud fashionab e N inner
Garments cut for Others to make and Tarran ed 70 NJ
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Coat
can get it by calling at Riker's shop
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Jefferson City, Mo. June I. In the conven-
a.I today, a gradual emancipation scheme was
i.ra but laid On the table by vote OF o.
4g.nst Il, and motion Of reconsideration was
ls.e and tabled, which efectually kills any
.Ica scheme
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WASHINGTON. June g. Genera! Order No. 81
u; i.sled from the War Department directs
-- orm4iIon of Camp OF instruction for
5000 men near Annapolis, 70 be reserve
.;.s, Including artillery, cavalry and infantry,
II under the command OF Maj. Gen. Wool.
Troops vii. be assembled there as rapidly as os-
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New York, June 9. The Richmond DlsPdfen
The 6,h states that the rebel loss in the lave
1;'.e was 5000 men. including ) generals %
''n'ls, 10 MAJORS and 81 captains.
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CAIRO, June 9. A special dispatch from
Memphis dated the 8th says that the rebel cas-
3alies in the lie fight. are estimated at 100
'1let, and from 800 to 400 wounded.
JET lhom pson witnessed the fight, sitting on
horseback in front Of the Gayoso House. The
''unants OF his army with The stampedlng cit
Lens, we're in the cars not far from the city.
" len one after another OF the rebel boats sunk
and the flag ship took flight, jeff left
Two # our mortar men managed to elude the
guard and get on shore FRIDAY night, and were
A"'el IN row Of their own getting up
lo. Fitch commander Of the post, Issued a
.onee las: evening that the United States haa
4H-n possession Of the city for the purpose oil
asserting the supremacy of the laws and pro-
's,,Ng private and public property.
Hr-ld-nls v DO may have lett are exhorteo 10
e'lrn Merchants and others are requested 10
'7'open their stores and shops.
ItJse dea ing IN intoxicating liquors are
''7dd-n 70 resume tuelr traffic under pena''y
aa7Ing their stock destroyed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22
Aug. 26th41O.

WANTED-U. S. Coupons for August and
October. Highest premiums paid.
E. B. Hale, Banker,
Aug 26th 40. III Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22
House Furnishing.

HOUSE FURNIsHTNG AKTIcLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment ofW. P. Fogg, corner of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment OF goods in the above line at reduced
prices comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, ofevery description; Silver Plated Ware
orthe best quality; Tes Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrgerators
ofthe most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trsys, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
Iy executed by experienced wOrkmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22
BUsTEEss NOTICES.
WAR CLAIMS.

Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back pay Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick OF disabled soldiers on furlough. All claims
growing out Of this or previous wars, against the
Pay, Commissary, or other Departments of the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish sThe Soldiers Friend" paper
of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send US your name and stamp, and we viii send
a copy freei or twelve copies, one each month,
for % cents.
Apply to us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
eomPIshsd what we undertake.
C. G. BRUCE,
oHice--Lyman's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland septi6:R37