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A PIECE OF HEAVY ORDNANCE On Sun
day. huge Dahlgreen gun. was detained
a. the Depot in consequence of its weight
having broken the car upon which 1t was
placed II was shipped on Monday at.
ternoon. Its weight was l5.8S2 pounds
and while here it caused quite a sensation
among the curious
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

--Adjutan, Orap Perry. is still in town,
his wound rapidly improving. Every one
Of the boys speak highly of his GOODNESS and
bravery. and testify to his great efficiency
in the hour Of danger.
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We are informed that Isaac Ringe E

We are informed that Isaac Ringe Esq
of this city is having Gatlin Gun built in
Cincinnati. for the purpose Of taking i, tc
New York, to be introduced into our Cali
fornia and other coast steamers. He will
no doubt be successful. rs for naval purpo
ses this gun is effective and cheap.
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September is here with its cool nights
and soon the frosts of October will be upon
us. Stores of all patterns and every thing
IN the shape of the culinary line. can be
found at c. c. Bull & Co., Store and Tin
Ware establishment
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

The New York Store, We sec, is daily
crowded with customers notwithstanding
these times of war and panic. For cheap
and desirable styles Of Dry Goods buy from
Messrs G. Jackson 4 Co.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

E9S In Boone comfy she Draft Commits
sioners Board heard Ssaapplicants for ex-
emption, and gave certificates to only GOT.
EAmong the pioneer visitors to the
fair at Connersville. was q lady one hun.
dred and six years Old who had walked
four miles on Tuesday TO reach there and
was able to join the procession and walk to
dinner afterwards.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

Robinson & Lakes Great Circus aud
Menagerie combined, will be in town short.
ly. Their bills were distributed several
days since.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

There is quite fnrore at Strattan and
Sons, and whyf They are selling large guam
titles Of Dry Goods. OF all styles and pat
terms a. cost That is the secret.
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Roster Of the 64lh .ReS,t Badjana
Volunteers.
FIELD OFFERS.

FIELD oFFEERs.
Colonel, Nelson Trusler. Faye.te Co..
Lieut.. Col. Samuel Orr, Delaware Co. Ma
jor. Andrew j Nes. Randolph Co. Adjutan'
L-Roy Woods, Wayne Co. Quartermas,er
VIM Jerrold, Sergeant M.jor.- Quar-
ermaster Sergeant,-; Commissionary
'ergeant,-- Chaplain. Surgeon
5am'l ] Boyd, Of Wayne; LIST Asst Surgeon
z Cssterline, of Wayne; I'd Asst Surgeon
Or r F Stevenson, Of Henry County.
LINE OFFICERS.
Co A, Randolph Co.
VIM. Bnrris, Captain.
il I Semans, Ist Lieut..
VIM A Burris I'd Lieut..
20. D, Delaware Co.
J c Tailor, Captain.
j II OH, lst Lieut..
VIM Mcclellan Cd Lieut.
Co. F. Henry Co.
Robert N. Grubbs. Captain.
Valentine Steiner. LIST Lieut..
JB Mason. I'd Lieut..
Co. G. Wayne Co.
Wm Boyd. Captain.
Joseph NJ Taylor LIST Lieut..
Luke D Roak, Cd Lieut.
Co. H, Randolph Co.
Geo w Carter. Captain.
Anderson Nef, LIST Lieut..
VIM II Locht, Cd Lieut.
Co. E, Randolph Co.
Martin Miller, Captain.
J Ruhl, LIST Lieut.
Harrey Warren 81 Lieut..
Co. G. Henry Co.
- Vanneman Captain.
Nj Moore LIST Lieut.
o Shirley. I'd Lieut..
Co. X, Delaware Co.
- Kirby Captain.
LIST Lieut.
I'd Lieut.
Co. l. Wayne Co.
- Fuller, Captain.
Frank Tullidge. 1st Lieut..
Leonidas Fox, I'd Lieut..
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New aud desirable styles of carpeting.
Lsdics dress goods. in fact Dry Goods of
every description may be obtained at the
lowest figures. for cash, at D. B. Crawford's
Bee Hive Store.
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" I

Samuel W. Harlan. Esq, of Muncie
has been appointed Tax Collector Of this
district, in place OF Caleb johnson, dechn-
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Gen. Pope. passed through this city
on Wednesday. en- route for tie Indiana
D.pa,tmen. in Minnesota. His Head
Oua,ters will be ct ST. Paul
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12

Lieut. Col Korff acting Colonel of the
6oth Ind Vol. was in town on Tuesday, the
CUES. of Mayor Finley.
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Mcssrs. EditoIs Paiadium:--You will please an
nounce tho name OF DAVID CHAMNESS. OF Dalton
Township, as . candidate for Sheriff of Wayne eoun-
~ subject 70 tho decision Of the People at the Octo
Der election pa Sl--due 81.
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Meets on the First Monday evening In each month
circulating from Church to snotherobect to search
relieve the worthy Donations solicit
stewsrds-J. NJ Poe. Mrs. X. Coffin, J. r. Watson,
Mrs. J. Cox, X. I6. A l.. scott. Mrs r. Ham. Mrs.
h. NJ. scott, 4. l.. Htle, Mrs. NJ smith, Mrs. Haug hton
j. J. Conley. w. ID Pagan, and @. w. HE
RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets on the
evenings ofthe ID and 4h Mondays in each month In
Henry Hall
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Congressional District.
Total. l3205 1891 6757 1871 So

p0- The Cambridge democratic con
veution. yesterday. nominated Edmund
johnson, Esq, as a candidate for Congress
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND PosT OFFICE, May 5th.
MI rr.e @-"Nr

Cincinnati. Day ton and Eastern. .......ll IS a. IN
Indianapolis and the West. 4:lb p IN
Chicago and Norh west ................ $50 p. ID
MALLS CLOSE
Indianapolis and Chicago. 1000 a. m
Dayton aud Columbus and East. 800 p. m
n"cinhau aba East. ....... tl5 p. IN
ilsmilton Mail. via Boston, &C., leaves
Monday, wednesday an Friday 1t. TOO a. m
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at. .................... 500 IN.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, &c,
same as Hamilton mail.
Winchcster mail, via New Garden, leaves
Monoay and Friday at................ 500 m
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. 500 m
tNoGco open from 80 a. IN. to p IN. Sun
days from D to 10 a. IN
t15 The Mails are governed by Railroad Time,
which is faster than true time.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS PIN.
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A portion of the Signal Corps of the
Army arrived at Cincinnati from Washing
ton City. on Wednesday. to report to Gen
Low Wallace for duty in Kentucky.
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The Editor Of the Warsaw (Ind. I'm
on paid a visit to our sanctum on Tuesday.
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AELykN 49, MASMAME

enbody
destined celebrated for Family Sewing and light
purposes As ouE Machines
for manufacturing purposes in general
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Are valuable in pro PORTION to the number things they
can we'll. See what ours can do before making a
There is no don't. the vslce OF Machine. for
purposes Bat It IS Gny o. .ae ina. the
chine to the heaviest work woai also Re
now we'll understood that Machine is the
only Family Machine offered to the public which
action While as general thing the sewing machine
people candid enough to acknowledge that eur ma
uneQuaied for manufacturing they
are almost in he breath that Singers
This trick Of the trade. and we eonfdsntiy in
yc those in the subject to examine for them
ali the recent improvements, capable of doing While
they the delicate material 10 perfection
turin purposes and this. be it remembered.
said any the other Family Machines yet offered to
The No. and Machines are Of great capacity. and
6ar No. Machines Are specially adapted
of light and heavy Leather Work in Carriage Trimming
with long enough to take under it and
stitch the SIZED Da:ns There is scarcely any
hem than by hand; too the saving Of time and
inches lon e. aud will hold much
the shuttle OF those used for tailoring
We have Always hand HemminR Gauges. SILK Twist,
Linen Cotton Thread on spoois. best Machine Oil in
Orr customers may rest assured that all
our Branch Ofices are furnished UiA the
..penuine articles"
In case Of small purchases the money may be in
hostage stamps bank notes
pondeats will please write their dis
tinctly 1t poTtan that should IN each
knou the postofice, county aad state
Mschne. their sizes. prices Working capacities and the
80 Teth IDS Of purchasing obtain it sending
as or any Of Branch Ofaces for . copy of
M. SINGER < cos GAZETTE
which beautiful pictorial paper entirely to
the subject ~iil be sent gratis.
We made the above reduction in prices With
view Of benehttns the pubiie and ourselves
made in imitation of The metal in them from The
iron casting the smallest piece 10 of quality
Ihey are away places where it would be i'm
have At their command the proper mechanic
appliances It is only by Going great business and
having extensive manufacturing estahshnents. that
rood ruachines can be made a moderate prices The
hest designed machines. BADLY MADE always liable
get Of order and are sure TO cost consideraDe
trouble Ard money keep them in repair
The qualities looked for in Machine certain
~ Of action ALL rates of speed, simplicity o.
vh the lea. labor Machines combine these essen
tal Qualities OF the best metal ana nai-a
ed to perfection. We have the ways and means On
nurch..er, Of Machines whose daily bread nay
concern viii ind those having the ancSe 9aAtiti
@ is; long ia the finest possible working order Oar
as made By siIl more money vita les
labor han any ether whether in imitation Of our or
not. IN IN fAe'' 'Ass .'s L n sfx6ER { 90.
ass Broadway. Nes York
T. H. WATSON, Agent,
RrcHNoSp. IND.
-. I So, A isss
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"CoStar's" Rat, Roach. te., EXt6fminator
"C0Star'S'
"Costar'S" Bed bug Exterminator.
"C0Star's"
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects, tc.

Is Csc 81 90 Boxes BorrLrs FLAsKs. - o
SIZES PLANTATIONS, SHfrs, Bears, HorELs.
&C, &c
.CAU1ION!!! To prevent the public from being In
posed upon by Spurious and Highly Psraeions Ifsfcss,
label has been prepared bearing fec sinsiis Of
the Propreors signature Examine each box bottle OF
TASK carefully before Purchasing. and take nothing
but .COSTAKS.
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40 Sgeciaess II .cAsf Is Ercry ehss~
~ the observation-disclosures, DC.
HoUSEKEEPERS-troubIei vita yermin need BE- so
Ion ger. they .'CosrARs Exter minAtors Wehave
used satisfaction and il box g aid
have it, We had tried pcisons hut they effected moth
tng but .CosrAR's article knocks the breath o.
Rats. Nice Reaches and Bed Bug ouic ker than
write it. 1t is in greas demand AL over the coun
try Meiiss (ol Gas
MORN GRAIN and provisions are destroyed annualy
in Grant County by than would for Of
this Rat and Insect Kiisr.-Lanessfst Wa Herald.
HENRY X. CoSrAR-weare sslIipg your preparations
rapidly. Wherever they have been used. Rats Nice.
Beaches and vermin disappear rapidly,
EoKEs a srorY=a, prrgsists, windsor, Ma.
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STOVES q Tlll.lIARE.

YlHE DESPATCH y COOKING
ST0VE-Having during the past Winter been
Improved Is now undoubtedly the BEST Stove In the
Market. Its Baking, Roasting and BroA Aing propar-
ties une1rept0nable, aud IN ecdpomy Of tel it's
unparalleled with its new patent GVHte it viii burn
Goal a. wen as Wood most admirablyE the Oven being
Ihor0ughy Ventilated Il viii produces perfect and
laalty bake, equal TO that OF Bakec's Brick Oven;
ROastng and TOEsting Is done betor1 the open hrei
sense dictates Il is manufactured r this city and
the material used and the wurkuIlFhiP Gre OF the
best quality finally, It gives perieet saiisiaeti9n 70
ALL hundreds Of hOuseksepeIs IN tbas city ana sur
rounding country, who daily usin it will testify
THE MORNING STAR. .g00KIAse STOVE h q
new and desirable pattern, which, vi 81 variety Of
others make our stock complete. W = also have on
hand great variety OF PlrOr COokinEaud other heat
ing Stoves for sale at reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied with all 1he newest and
most beautiful styles Of ENAMELEIr CRATES.
AIsO--al Of the most useful articles of House ~
nshiuE Goods, Nails and Farmers To, Is We ust
receiving the latest improved styles Of BIRD CAGES
which are oaered at the lowest onsh prices We ma
ufactufe largely and have or sale ~ Wholesale nd
fetal all the various articles Of Plain and Jspal ed
Tin. Copper and Shest-IrUn Ware. We oder the al
most endless variety Of goods IN our line for sa a
fhgIOwest cash prices, on the Qne Price SYSTEM
HS- All HOusekeepers and those who eonteEHFsat'
housekeeping aud the rest 81 manklndy are E9Os
cordially Invited % e9l before pqTs AasiIg sA er
and Judge Tor themselves. ". J.. MAkNlhs,
mHr2i No. 70 south side fut4 sgtil7he
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THE FIGHT ON JAMES ISLAND.

NV YoRK, June q.
The steamer Philadelphia, from Beaufort, and
the Ericsson from Key West, 18th, and Port
Royal, 23d, have arrived
The Ericsson brings lsi pesseuRers, includ-
ing Gen. Benham and Staff and 81 soldiers woun.
ded in the late engagement on James Island,
near Charleston.
The L. 5. troops under Benham made the at
tack at o'clock on the morning Of the 18th, and
were repulsed after four hours hard fghtingiWith
The Michigan sth had but $50 men left at roll
call. The New York 10th suffered severely. The
Union troops were obliged to retreat under COW
er Of the gunboats.
The account OF the fight on james Isiaad, cop
led from the Charleston papers, is correct.
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FROJI WAsHINGTON.

WAsHIE0Tpg, June q,
The British POST Office Departments has with
drawn its original proposition, made in 1857, and
formally accepted by Post-Master General Blair
November last, for reduced rate of international
letter postage Of from 25 to Y cents between the
two countries. - g-sTCr .ta4s q q % q u
The U: s. Pest-Ofice Department did not an
tteP pate this withdrawal alter the subject was fav-
orably reopened by the Postmaster General,
upon the British cases. This result is much re-
gretted. -.. .,-,fr7--..,, .9....-.f (
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now for Che Division to draw pay and

now for the Division to draw pay and
clothing; tomorrow we move again.
l came outof the fght wi thopt a scratch.
Capt. HnTlburt aad Lieut.. Neil, with three
sergeants Of Company K, are missing, be-
sides some fifteen priYRtes. rTg-rt
Lieut. Col. Clark Il, also missing; he
came out Of the fight safe, and Is undoubt-
edly captured. Hu-lburt and Neil also
came ont Of the hght unhurt, 60 they no
doubt are captured Z The IhissihgL have
been almost daily coming In, so the Fogi-
ment probably only lacks something like
one hundred and fifty men or thereabouts.
Yours truly, l Il '-- I'D
......- - An. ALDERMAN. |
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THIS AFTERNOONS REPORT.
CALIFORNIA NEWS,

SAN FRANCISCO, June q. I
The Union Convention called BY the Repabli
can State Central Committee met at Sacratnen I
on the 18th, and nominated John SWEET, of Sah
Francisco as candidate for Superintendent -
Public instruction. --f-- -- -l--A u
No other State officers are to be eleoco 4 This
year. d" 'liS
The interest centers in the choice of -.
Of Legislature, which elects United P;tstas Se,
ator. '''A'SS 7el4-
The Union Democrats will honniY ,t. +,,.;, os,,
didate by state Central ConmiI .ee They will
next Legislature. NO-''S VI VI '-S
band their orgS-,isation. ''' PAOPOSe ~ U''-
oregon dates OF the I2th say another great
iresnet has done serigus daunaas in.the valley
Boitons ol tnat state The busness norton OF
forleod is inundGsed Crowds Of miners have
commenced returning from Salmon River mines,
representing that dis Erlct Of limited extent and
oYercrotyded. Total number Of men emigrated
rom California to Oregon and British Columbia,
-slnce year eompnenesd, is estimated at twenty
San FRAEeIsco, June p.
ArrlVed-l5th,M Mary l. Suetop, New Hork5fGth,
steamer Golden Age Panama. -t
SaAed-l5th, ship RRmblers Boston; 18th, Aste-
rlori New York 2Oth, Spitffre, Cnllao; 2Ist Kate
hooper King j. u. Dmmiek, Callao. aE 41a
san FslASeIsoo, sune g.
Saiied-g. 8 steamer Wyoming, for Manila
steamer Golden Age, for Psnama, carrying 10
passengers, S42400J In treasure for New York,
and s2Oo,OO0 for England.
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aUERIbLAs IN 1IIss0TRL.

Special to the Journal, from Quincy:
Guerilla parties, which have been forming ali
winter ii Northeastern Missouri, are now IN eff
feotve shape, well-armed, having 4 number Of
small cannon. They number shout seven hun
dFed.
Part Of this Rang attacked,-a small party Of
STATE troops On Wednesday,, near Ido1doPllo,
killing eight and woundng number more The
guerilla loss not ascertainsd- z"
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FROM WASHINGTON.

p &. IT WAsHINGToNs June 20
Tribune's correspondence: -f--r- Il
We have excellent authority for saying that
the evidence already taken before the Judiciary
COMMITTEES Of the Houss IN the case O. Ben Wood
IL stronger than that which expelled Senator
Bright, and that Woods expulsion from the
House is certain. others however, speak less
positively. s 81
The bin to carry into effect the recent slave
treaty with Great Britain; Vl7icl passed the sen
ate to-day With only four negative votes, cast by
Carlisle, Kennedy, Powell sud Saulshnry, Gre
ates three Judges with salary of 81 500 enc n,
and three arbitrstors, The bill will pass She
House under the pr6Yious question. II f-l'AE 7
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orR ARnIY IN ARKANsAs.
.-- 80 ----- MEMPas.. june a5.

The Little Rock DemOopt says there are In
Arkansas from ten 70 twelve thousand Federals
scattered over large extent Of country. The
largest body, some Eve or six thousand, IS In the
vicinity Of Bhtesville. ''--.
mThs latest reports are that they have crossed
White River, and are. retreating towards Mis-
aoftri ..
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H - u
FROM GEN. M'cLELEAN'S ARMY
GALLANT Exploit OF A FED.
ERAL CAPTAINI
Rhe Loss Of the Rebels at Fair
Oaks !
THE BATTLE NEAR CHARLES
TOMS GAo
FEDERALs FORCED TO RErlREl
66S Men Killed, Wounded and
1l1HMiSsing !a5g
FEDERALs FORCED TO RETlREl
THIs M0RNINals RRPORF.
.FROM 1I.o1ELtaN.s AR,rY.


'-- BpRNf CHIMNEY, June "a
A dashing Reconnaissance was made by CAPTAIN
Keensn, with two companies ofeaValry, to Join
er's Creek, on Saturday. The Captain under
stood from citizens residing on James River that
a gunbOat had Of late been signalZing the shore
as u anxious 70 communicate With our land
forces. He obtained permission from Head
Quarters to undertake to comm uncate with her.
He found Gen. Henry A. Wise held position OPP
posite Fort Darling, with 5000 troops, cOnsttut-
ing the extreme right OF the rebel army -
i The pickets Of the rebels reached along the
river bank several miles below, and as they were
closely posted the Captain determined TO heard
the proha biltty fgapture, aud 60 aboard alone
He penetrHted IN the esrly morning the enemy's
picket line, and toreed negro to row him to the
negro's ear to prevent treachery
He remained on board the eiaieha till dsyIieht
and then feloined his eenmgnd, hevng accom-
.lTg0a l.rf CIrr PoINr, June 26.
Last night one Of our gunboats moved IN and
shetled the rebels on the Petersburg road,but
without any oasui ties on their side, Rceordiha to
their account Of the affair. 7.is 81 rflul. & 4 =.
Gen. Longstreet Issued a flaming address to
ms troops on Monday, IN view Of the great con-
Hiet imrnlpents melting them to new deeds Of he
Tosiu land advising them to aim low and make
sure OF the mark. lL.l--- " io t1rE-4
The official lists OF tho rebel losses at the bat
tie Of Fair Oaks haze been uuhlished EEi ohty-
i've regimentsand bRetaiious IN al irere SFgd
sustaining aloss IA killed Rounded and missing,
OF 5iSg7. Tf--l = 'i--.t.Li l.id
Fherate Of postSgs on fatters in the Southern
Conieaeraey, has been raised from i've to ten
Ceulfs8 ffal EallEEe ANtEE le4aar
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CONNECTIONS

Connections are made II M0nroeTills with tie san
duslyy, Mansfield Newark R-R.r a. Clyde with th1
sendqsEyi Dayton Z Cincinnati 3. r. e EEa1lo1f
with Fremont & Indiana r. r., and st Toledo With
the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana and To-
Loco Wabash Railroads for Chicago Detryit, JACK,
son. Port Wayne LoEansport, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, 81, Louis aud all points West, Northwest aud
Southwest. l
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the.
go An l. D. RUCkERs Sup't-
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FROM BALTIlTOIRlEF. -
FRO3I NEW YORK

rL.,-.., -. BEITrMeRE, JuSe q.
brings no news,
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PiAN0S3

E1IANUS / PIANU6IIl-Ss -, -. !.
q II : g. A. BARLOW, AgEKT, No. ;, 80
Elclid.stE Casyelands Ohio, y lpy -
rsincsd pFiees Having Just received IarRe a. BORT
eut oi those superior Instrupents, he would l. avte
m inte15 NJ 70 purchase 70 call and examine hen
before purchasing elsewhere. Every InStrumG q ts
i - Old PSaPos gnd Mslode2ps taken ~ exenen =.
salss Pianos Tuned and RepafFed by O. y MATTH ~
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sa. a ~ s- q NV YoRK, J Jlnne "a. !
The following are einolg the. Foar "a rom
aeinee island G. p Allep, ami putahdn = thumb;
both Of the Michigan sth,
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All Reading Matter on this page
Is from our Last Evening Edition,
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C8IiERE REIlAND PAPER C0Al RzPH,
NJ -HlauufaetursTs Of MEMS, B00Et aud VIZ ~.
PISo bAHEll 0rdsTa fllsa pfonptly. n
ff2-RAcS Wantof, Ohce ifh GJperiOr.St.
sE. 9AYLoB, AsSna,
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RausIc.

NEW MUSlU.-~ Bkl6HT BE n 3
n lursauss d beautiful song and Cnorgs, y y e
r banks, and sung with great suceess ~ Ai5s A1A
WfbB lof selVebb slsfersl- Price y 1snss also y
nanHs ass song, Home or my Youth Price y e
Fiffer of the above sent 60 any part q the ~ le
sssfsson receipt Of the marked price, Pu9lis1e1 -
No S Euclid-St., ClgTelani- %.
~ Pianos, Small Iustrumeuts and 2trlngs o.
kinds constantly on hand -..aT
-. Pianos tu1gd and reparoos agasllE
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FINANCIAL.

SS0i000 MONEY ADVANUED,
sDelU. .UJNJ IN sums 70 suit--at the old stand and
reIi known WAGNERS Office, on sectlr tles q every
kipd w: DRY Goods, Hardware, Gold aud silver
piafs Watches Diamonds, Jewelry, Fire Aruiss "
niture Carpets Clothing, PiaHosi MtrrQrss faitlns
and Personal Property, on theao.t slt terms
bushes strictly private. At4bishea lo3is hatet-a
and Iswelry for sale at bargaln9. - - 80. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-28
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NEW YORK. June y. F.
The Newbern Progress Of the 2Ist reports that
the rebels at Kingston and Goldsboro were living
upon half rations, and frequently deserting.
The rebel piclsets had burnt Tuse1Tora and de-
stfoyed portion OF the Railroad. II was ~
ported hathfteen rebels had benn killed at FISH
erTille BY the explosion Of shell thrown By one
Of our gunboats, which did not burst At the time
It was hFed. --1r