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nslhod mas procured ra nnveeal approbs.ion and
nasd a. NJ most sys1en Of simplifying ARA l.
Fi9thL .ierte invented, n,d in all resto
h 70 dsty dissection by elossot observer IT.
VISTA tiehed tssh VITA gold combines n the
lAoss interested viii ud these ssaansnts
snHsy ea karppuorEis lJr W. returns
fhk9 to tic inhabitants Of Few O,imns and vicinity for Id
extensive pscce they Eira with tor eft
tolo Lafayette Square fel.A
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y, IEEEEEsoN err. Msrsa ID 1884
" punt sf stock I'D ~ ls0 1ssas Boz 50 Hogs
Texas Bseyea il6S Fena Cattle and b Mich
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6EezShNn ARTIFICIAL TsETM-rh. les
n1sSl3<A cheapest and most Penice Dental ryt.tiiah
nsnt In Nev orls.rs, is DR.. ElELDIsG'A
His neili,s for s'nirulst'nE Afei. 81. 20
% any Practical Dentist !. tbs ashs aa act.nz cosye
ton and ct pricas charged by the inexperienced
PersonS requiring superior Dentistry ahod srceas Ia xbe,.
they can rally she experience, skill ,nagry rfr,
Dental Sciopca sroarre. - ">'
Every Artificial Tooth Of surprising hsAuty Wish nxnv
DO detected from the Productions Of ss.us gradually n
storing thai uniformity tho fssurss sssentis 10 yor an
5esuty snd warranted satisfactory placatish md ,eE
tion. - "'e'-'
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTION, for iesaiiy q
sr%ctng feth wi,toH pai ruperseiInS anything before
tansd By the profession, astonishing all VIE wna.stt
Al Operations IN Dsn5ry performed With ard skill a.
toT snd utility s.s unsurpassed BY oths Ursl
sata charges. 1.-THE wing price. ve, grsantes ne
campaigning sseh dosired, hnd az .sen.
atsT two naontis' trial their money will BIS retarn.d
su sets on Sterling Silver base. III II
ru sets lnest finish rnns bound. a 4
rd sets ruchnized Rubber esnal to gold, 70 10
Te sets on " carat god hsse, beanni forN sc 50
fn sets on "a carat os base, from rs 10 fU
Tbs most perfect gems that be prodrcsd " ~ "
fhose renir.g Artificial Teeth cordially L. ,s
aud examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Snrgsaa
CAna a,rsat
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u u 4 aSss, : "a Ssssl 80
IlaKl!ts antallge1ts.
ORssa.sF QF1lnE. No. 10 Camp Street. II 4 ,
"Wednesday Morning.. March 5. ,Iasz.

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Era No, a Kouns, I'm Alexandria, XII s "
NelsQns Wnesss I'm Hkhf river. fstAtsi 47Sf
lin hartman, Hangs, fm Cuachlta riyer.4.A+ss ~
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HteE3eht, Haya, I'm tisand Eeore.sglt ~,
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fses 81 Isd - if g Aans 10 Jscsscn
fof RI sssie ou,toss nss psgfqr
IL sksss ~ ss15sssas sro sfsns
g essi nree coa tr
eb " pfelnases Amite Esfion a. ~ ~ suit
i f62f III S9AhsDMER SMITH y Ef19 ss{sf IN
ss3 7. 81 No 81 Coi1men street
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4.
(yONSTA RI ,S SAI,ES

ss,s CONSEABLE,S SALES. "a s3
SECOND JusTlGE,s Cousr, LOUIS LAMBERT va Jvo
:, ], tesish q Orleans. r. MISUNDERSTANDING Sa76. -
VIHIUIl OF D. writ OF norf ID cfa & ~ ms
lfcctea W tho Hon. d. r. MITCHELL Second Jnsf}ce al TIA
Leare LOT the Of Orleans will proceed sell nnbc
~ corner farnvi Iirty stree
lhe lbtA March 1862 at II O'CLOCK M
q i'oF OF HOUSEHOLD Flu RNITURE. 81 ~
, on me Aalne day. O'clock n No. 80 st. Mary
a MICH ds cow.sA alAIrEsE BrLLY 90 Az Il sa f
TEhMS--Cash on the spot. easkES48 s(5 sS~'..F " 49,
4, fasislI 81 Orleans .JANERuDBYgNo,y sia, ANS
REsYIMTUE OF = writ Of ydcri IN 81 ID t. M.
dnecisd by the Hon. g. Bfiec Fjrst ~ ~
ATUEnHT ias u 70 ss At
~ = acloek III ~ my warehouse Julia street between
81 LOT OF FURNITURE 80 e r. a!t
HI WV III y .ne ABOVE entitled suit, ~ 5 % 49,
81 r. H. DEGRUY, Constable.
$50 n III ~ ssss8 vi gbEf saS i
PREzERE JuafIcs DE PAIx 3DAMETP. CosDRoN "a D.ar
Parospp ea g. 4 III JANE RoDEY.-No si25
,5 KERTY ,aa,aa writ Dc aest f,cias . moi
pr bfice Premiere Justice de Pax
ds g pour "a paroisse dorsans, Je procedcrafI
sS rnea des Aagasins Folcher Ia yslte SuSlioas
IN LOT DE MEUBI.Es a. 81 "a I'D u l.. ..ts5
Ssa,sss dams Iaiare ci,desus !gasl SSa ~ si
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS : - w VAS - IS 81
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fsssS n SSuar ~ YOUNG vs. A. BeisBL ANC
Ii M or fhree wits sI 1 iSerI 4,
1870; ss uAsetrd By e Honorable II II Ntisrhs,
Y ~ fease Tor of oresns I'M IN, seeona
ty Hoe es sell at public suction in the bar
oSiosk At The rhk and peril Of H. EaSe lSS2 Y u
WIN me terms ot ahe adiude lon maS
n; aay q the following descrshs On Inc
CERTAIN PROPERTY, situated ON B.xon ~.
81 soaq sna mossnois streets Il ss,
more er less IN depth geiher with the sss a
SsnsissGg q frame house having four roos
haSnS four rooms, and garden covered win Sy
8eizsd III the above suits. ssi5. - g{N X
fEisMs-Gash on the spot. Il 5lS r.. ~. ,
4 satst In slaa Al ~ ". u. WATERS Constable q
i,ArSsEsE JgsIics De PAX 3E NJ YOUNG vs. 4. HoIs,
tlsans.. sass Hso--sss sos $3.50 Ct
adseaa par Honorable b. r. Mitchell t.nsism
ssss 81 ssss psa Y psESsss Is aaires q
5 ,,ss e y Commune sntre s Camp
III III Ia pnbtqe 81 asueatian
TiSR fs,s aen5 snis a saron
81 nthaTAiaE Ri sfass 4sar il feu,, a
nI III MONS ~ d y sIeaa q esrrant II
g. prsondsaf Eneaabs nsgon r sar e PIE pins
sy caassant nasoo an aa
lin n me cuisine haue ID ire ehsn,hrs an ahse
afbfss ruitiefs de toatas suytss u an jar
c csss gnns teg affalres cIessus. a s sG'
IN AN ONs-tenipsaut an moment de ial,na,..
+ s81 W. IL. WATERS, porssab,s
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The train win upon sufficient notice. stop al the Gen
lilly Staan. Fare Is cents each Way Parties desons
being landed at the Station, notify the Conductor
shs departure of the train. y 20 - y
4 ms ff y. PANpEI,Y suus,tnsendert
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H1ApeuAR-HHs F1rrH Cusrlsr
BAfrA LION WAsuIyGros AErILLERY !
, - 49, New Otleauy, jan 10, 1862 \
Il ORDER No. 3s-oRpER No. p. ISSUED = tx
by these headquarters, und. November INA
III roked ana disc onnuet. " ' ~
The drills Of the company from mis- date bs
Battery drills every Tuesday, At O'Clock r. NJ '-
list snd Cd De,achuent3 every Monday, AT Up 81
q 90 and 4lh netachnents every Wednesday,, tsP,V
eth and 18th Dotschpents every friday. al s p NJ
Theoretical drill of officers and np-csmmissoncd
every THURSDAY. at s r N. '
The infantry squaa company drills being disns,d h
All ac;tue ct'vs honorary and honorary renssrs win
form TO this order. ~ 49, ' e''
Fines for nonattendancs at .htss drills will be rgidy en-
forced. " -isi"'' va
BY order
". IRVING HoDGsoN, Captain.
a. OoERlS bAkEWELI- W - ja3t IL
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GAIT. ri VI 9t SALT. tgggs 0Sat SALT,
e 500 sacks ii ferpnal Salt ~
SuQD 6nrks Coarse 6giy.T SSFFf4 {#FSJgE h
20 O sacks Fine Salt. slsS
. $500 sacks T. /. - ~ q 80 -'sls@ 4'519 E +t
Forsale by % -3 al STAFFORD b SMcaILt, std49
ftA 6ss sa5ggsss IS Magazine. street.
sDUBLICs DERT.-COUPO UPON fThE FIFTEEN
millions bends Of The Confederate Loan for interest
ich snsping VII, es paid N con pesenent, at the
tSigned.l A. j. GUIROT
4 fe2f 5tNw3w ~ 80 rs. Assistant Treasurer. G. s.
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l67S ttsALPlN,S NEW RES
!. IA gRAE NJ - Royal street. -

~ y m And she Original MAYsvILLR COAL OIL
Il FERRY,s OLD LAMP STORE, tof 70 year. .,ana,na
s3ssss @ Fs.H No.ll2 Poydras street, tH*ea& ~
Where can't ind 10000 gallons Of on nor 5000 Ionp.
but where find about Goat OIL Ian1ps Al Aft IN
Goal o Lamp Makers together with great variety Of Cam
phone. Spirit Gas aud Solar Lamps =
generally have on hand Coal on BY the barrel which
ron one twenty barrels and Just d many rich en-
common Coal OIL Lamps the trade requires at aao prces
~ can be found elsewhere, .l.E+ 50 = -, 1870
mJ2 If - n
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- ~ no. III 3ulia ttrest New Basin.
Avnins Tents Taspaulss Flags tho shortest
ssppy II Canvas alx.ys on hand ii the ,ry bes,
k3SAAs- mn Y
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To,nos and Hssd Stones Pors ann Center rab
11tr Slabs Aantal Pieces and drna gs4tlrs
sc9sns es Banauetse and Yard Fae9ins Iron Rs,iins
This srsds snppled with rough and raanufsr,u -.s ,.,
~ sa...,. sssS s4g GAfANAUaH Il 0ULLEY,sSS $500
oitt& " 9sa. 3s4
SlaEsh s!s SOY. HARRISON y CO., DEALERS N
GaoteE&. No. Magazine cornar C6aal afiest -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
5pr
sonn

vsrnish. made wholly o. IN part q gum cspsL 5per
Do. made - other gums suhsfancss per g
vegsisb'c oils. per gallon sent.
Vegetable pulmonary halsam ssmc "Dsnfr-
fre
Nernifrge, sano - ssDenufncc-"
Warehouse entry, at custom houses. not exceed
ING one dollar in value. stamp duty 1Scsut.
i've dollars see-u,.
Do. do. exceeding Eve dollars IN valus 10
wsrehouse receipts. stamp dufy 8 esDs.
WHISKY, per gallon 20 cents
Do. rectiaed, Is not 70 pay an Additional duty.
wholesale dealers. under which term i iuclud~d
every pcrsoa whose business 81 oornpsfioats
10 sell, or oisr % sell. groocries-or any gosiS
wares o. merchandise u fore IN o. domestic
production. by more than original pack
age piece - time. to The same pur-
chaser, not including vines spiritnous or malt
liquors. for each license 50 .
Wholesale dcalers IN liquors q every descrip-
ton, including distilled spirits fermenfet H.
quors and wines - all kinds (persons other
than etstillers, who sri OF o1er Tor sale any
such liquors. Ia Quantities Of more than three
gallons AZ one time % the same purchaser, are
included.) for each license Toe
Willow. manufactures q per G
Wine made 81 grapes. per gallon 5esnt
Withdrawal enty. az custom house. stamp duty 80
Wood. manufactures Of. Il not othsrwise pro-
vided for sperc
Wood screws II c.
Wool manufactures Of otherwise specified. PER
worsted manufactures IT. otherwise specified pr
Worm lozengcs. same ~ 'Densifrice."
Wni, stamp duty 50 ceu'
Zinc, manufactures Of. otherwise specified pr
Do. oxyde q. per leo pounds = een'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
THE NATIONAL TAX,

rhe Taxes Gmp~sed sy she Tax Hill.
and Passed by Congress, Junc 23d,
ss82-The Duties ON Incomes. Insu-
swrance Companies, Railroad Conn
panses. Ac.-The Taxes ON Distilled
sptrtss, wanusscturcs, Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles. Tobacco, snuff, Sc"
gars, IRON, soap, screws, Cloth, Lea
ther, Glue, wine. Coal, &c.-The Tax
On Cessen-The License Tax, &C., Acs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
FR0lI nIRlIPHIs.

MEMPHIS, June %.
The Avalanche was notified by the Pro-
yost Marshal that an editorial published
yesterday was exceedingly Objectionable,
and that criticism on the course of military
officials would not be allowed. It was
warned not to repeat the offense
The Appeal of the 23d learns that the
Federal feet, numbering twenty gunboat
mortars, opened fire at an early hour that
morning on the lower batteries at Vieks-
burg. Result not stated.
Van Dorm is in command there, having
superseded Lowell in command Of that De-
partment.
A letter in the same paper, dated Chat
tanooga 10th, says that we have direct
news this morning that the enemy are fall
ing back before our advance column from
Powelrs Valley to Big Greek Gap. While
this is going on Mitchell is moving in our
rear in the vicinity of Battle Greek.
The Forest Queen from MemPhis- -Alizil-"'l
with ESQ bales cotton.
News from the fiotilla is highly interest
ing. Our gunboats and rams passed the
mouth Of the Yazoo river and proceeded
within four miles of Vicksburg, from which
point seven men went by land on the Louis
lana side, and communicated with Farra-
CUTS feet.
Com. Farragut has since sent a dispatch
to Capt. Davis, which reached Memphis on
Saturday morning Capt. Davis immedi-
ately started down the river with the Ben
ton. Others of the fotilla will soon follow.
The Grenada Appeal of the 25th says
Gen. VanDorn advised all the families in
Vicksburg to move eight miles back from
the river, as he intends to defend the city
to the last extremity.
TIE Appeal also says, on Saturday last
the Federal mortar feet, in tow Of tug
boats from below, was repulsed in Grand
Gulfby our batteries, six and 12-pounders.
The same day the gunboats at Vieksburg
opened a brisk fire on our batteries, which
continued over an hour, without doing any
injury.
OF affairs in Arkausas the Appeal says
the movements of Gen Hindman's forces
have almost rid the State Of Curtis army
that they succeeded in driving him back tC
position within short distance Of tho
Missouri line. When our informant let
the Federals were still retreating.
At the election in this city on Thursday
John Park, Union candidate, received 12=
votes for Mayor--all the votes cast.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01

Direct communication with General Nc
Clellan is now being opened by the gun
boats up the mouth Of the Chickahominy.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.
Ths correspondent Of the Baltimore
American arrived at the following conelu-
sion:
The object of General Mcclellan was to
abandon the White House and draw oa the
right wing Of his army across the Chicka-
hominy, which he has accomplished with
but little loss in comparison with the pun
ishment bestowed on the enemy.
Gen. Mcclellan has also been strength
ening his position by contracting his lines
and changing his base Of operations 10 the
James river, where he will have the coop
Grafton of the gunboats, and if the enemy
attempt to interrupt his supply vessels by
making q dash on James river, they will
meet with prompt punishment from the
gunboats, and so weaken their forces in
front of Richmond that the city will fall
into his hands with but a slight struggle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01

To THE PUBLTc GENERALLY Competition
is the life of trade" but when a merchant
steals his competitors number to deceive his
customers, we can call it nothing loss than
an unprinoiplOd act. No business man will
do it. J. Black, whose number is I96, has
on his bulletin board our number, 100, and
thinks by so doing he can draw our custom
ers into his store. Now, we are prepared to
sell Boots and Shoes of all kinds, so per cent
cheaper than the stNro l96, and VIC warn our
customers not to be deceived by false mum
bers, but be sure you find the Original Great
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, 100 Superior
street, where we sell cheaper than the eheap-
est. sUTLEs & Co.,
100 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01

command Of the Northern Lakes, and ex-
pressed the deliberate conviction that If
our armies should meet with a substantial
reverse before Richmond our Government
would be notified, as soon as the diplomatic
forms could be prepared by France and
England, that the struggle between loyal
and rebelliOus States ought to cease, and
that it be impossible to reduce the latter to
submission. He looked at the British
Government as continually seeking pre-
text to interfere in eur affairs for the pur-
pose Of dividing the COnfederacy.
Mr.. Stevens, after speech against the
bill, moved to postpone the further cOnsid=
Grafton till the first Monday in January.
Disagreed to by one majority.
Without further proceedings on the sub
iect the House adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June 80

SENATE.
The resolution providing that contracts
made by Departments be published weekly
in the newspapers, was taken up and
pc Issed.
The resolution relating to the compensa-
tio1r of Sen 'stors appointed to fill vaean-
cies.. was then taken up and passed.
ON motion of .'Tr. Morrill,, the bill max
ing further provisions IN Telatlon 70 saw.
age was taken up. Tn, ol!l PrOElueS ,i oi.; .Hi'
vessods Of goods belongil = ~ = -, 80
zens of the United States, ucn nate - -
captured by the rebels, when tsaiAso ~ :. ~
the United States shall be delive. W " '-'
owner without salvage.
Mr.. Grimes opposed the bill, as ha >Nl.g 4
the effect to take away salvage from sli'
ors in many cases.
After further discussion, the bill was
passed.
The bill granting pensions to the widow
of Con. G. F. Smith was passed.
A bill was reported prescribing addi-
tional oath to the officers Of the Govern
ment. Agreed to-
The bill establishing arsenals was taken
up.
HOUSE.
Hickman asked and the committee on
Judiciary was discharged from the consid-
erations Of the article in the New York
Tribune with reference to a select COM
mittee. The reason assigned for this re-
quest was that the Judiciary Committee
had not time to attend to an examination
on the matter. .t.F
The House then resumed the consideTa-
tioH Of the bill for the construction Of q
ship canal for the passage Of armed and
naval vessels from the Mississippi to Lake
Michigan.
Mr.. Bser, of No, in advocating the bill,
said we cannot calculate upon the good
feeling and friendship of Great Britain,
that government has rancorous hate to-
ward us and she will seek any pretext to
strike down her great commercial rival.
The people Themselves, however, Of that
country, are not Influenced. He alluded
to the recent debate in the English Parlia-
ment not without hope oF removing pre-
judices, but to show that it devOlves upon
us not to rely upon the friendship of any
power but our own resources.
Mr.. Arnold thought the work eOntempla-
ted was the most important that has ever
been presented to the consideration Of Con-
gress. He incidentally remarked that the
improvement has been more than hElf &C
comPlished by the State Of Illinois, which
State has expended six million dollars nPOn
it. D H4.L-
Mr.. Ely spoke in favor of the bill.
Mr.. 0hn showed the Importance of the
measure pending as 4 means Of national
defence, and in the course Of his remarks
said it was indispensable we SHOULD have
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 80.
Members Of Congress arc constantly re-
ceiving letters asking for copies Of the tax
bill, but several days will elapse before
they are printed.
As many questions are asked as to how
the appointment of collectors and assessors
under the tax bill win be made, from what
can be learned it is understood the Presi-
dent win adopt the principle pursued in the
case Of postmasters in cities and large
towns generally, but not in every instance
on the recommendation of Members of Con-
gress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
FROM MpOLELLAN's ARMY.

WASHINGTON, June 0O
There is a rumor that some officers of
MeClellan's army say that during the re-
treat Of the right wing Mcclellan advanced
the left wing some 5ve miles to lofty en-
inence, where large quantity Of charcoal
is being used to heat shot for Richmond
The position is within easy shelling dis
tance Of the city.
Rumor also says that Burnside has land
cd in the rear of Fort Darling, and all his
available troops were ready to attack it.
An officer gives the report that Rich
mond is rlready on fire from hot shot
These reports are given without vouching
for their credibility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01

Strawberry FEsTIvAL-For the benefit of
Bethel Church, West Side, Rev. S. NJ. Beatty,
pastor. This festival is designed to pay rent
that is past due, which must be Hquidated
forthwith, or the congregation will lose pos
session Of the church All interested are ur-
gently invited to be present on Tuesday eve
ming, July 1st, in the basement Of Hanover
Street Church. Admittanee only 10 cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
FROnILOrIsYILLF.

LOUISVILLE, June 3O.
Last night party Of rebel guerillas,
supposed to be 500 strong, in Henderson
and Webster counties, attacked a company
Of the Louisville Provost Guard, encamped
in hotel at Henderson. One Of the Lieu
tenants was killed, and two of our men
were wounded. The rebels finally cleared
out under cover of darkness. Federal re-
Inducements viii reach Henderson from
two points by morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
.H0TOtTRAPHIU Albums,

DHOTOGARAPHlC ALDON'o' NJ
Il New YORK p No. R. B DOUGLAS & CO,
I7e SuperiOr-st.
ARTISTS MATE RIALs-WIA IADsOE6s, AM
NFWTON's and Go VpiI's Oy and W1ter ~ Sqa0is'
at r.. b. DOSsiL!A-s5 !-5 9,,-Sr;a1- ~, ,2l st
Frames, at R. B. DOUGLAS SCgSii,ss,st
l79Su. oTPD
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEB.
Paintings and EngrayinEs, at
l79 Superior-St.
"oARTEs DE YIsITE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer's Marbles, at
r. B. DOUGLAS co. g,
l79 Superior-St.
FINE ENGRAVINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
Mem at R. B. DOUGLAS & co.'s,
apr2g l79 Supsrior-St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
~ AnYERTIsElIENTs.

John Eilulor-Academy Of Music.
Dr.. Brandreth-speelal Notice.
Dr.. Barrow-special Notlee.
Cristadoro-spocid Notice.
wm. Molhineh-Produeo Commission Merchant.
Rettbcrg a Hausmnnn-Cambrie EmbrOiderios.
Aaaron Clart-Pcnsion Agent.
Robert Kineehsolu and ". Bursor-Dissolutiou.
Bethel Church-Looal Notice.
Il, Hainos-Local Notioo.
7. B. Brockway-Looal Notice.
sutties Co-Local Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-01
IMPORTATION FOR SOLDIERS IN
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, June 80.
All soldiers who are at homo with or
without leave, and able to travel to this
city, are required toreport in person forth
with to Capt. A. B. bod, or they will be
considered deserters. Any soldier not
able to travel, will send to Capt Dod GER
tifcate of some physician of good stand
ing, giving a description of his case, in
which the physician will give his opinion
as to when the soldier will be fit for duty.
Those able to travel to this city viii
be kept in the hospital at Camp Chase
until able to join their regiments, OF until
they obtain U. 8. Surgeons certificate
for a final discharge. By forwarding to
Gen. Geo. B. Wright, of this city, the name
of the soldier, company and number of his
regiment, and his Post Office address,
transportation will be furnished Capt
Dod's Office is in the old Post Office bnild-
ing, on State street, Columbus
BY order Of the Secretary Of War
[Signed, DAVID TOD,
Governor
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CROCKERY 3 GRINAWARE.

OPRING TRADE.-A. S. GARDNER
~ Importer Of China, Glass and Earthenwara Tea
Ssts French China, plain and decorated, GlGs5Wdre
q complete assortment, stone China variety oi pat.
terms best make, Plated Goods, warranted choicest
make Cake Baskets Castors, breakfast and dinner
Spoons, Forks, &c Ivory Handled and Plain Cutlery,
Britannia Ware, Planished Ware, Urng and Glazing
Dishes, Tea Trays, Coal OIL Chandeliers, Lamps
Lanterns, &C., ct unusually low prices notWt hsland-
ing the war advance at No. "a SupeEior-Sl 6L
aprn A. ,. 9AhDhEAY
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~ One hundred and seventy-ive doses
of AcOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other Home-
pathic medicine, pure and fresh, (allowing
ten pills to a dOse,) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps or otherwise, to John B. Hall, NJ.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established ls49.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, June 80.
DR.. Cheatham, Superintendent Of the
Tennessee Lunatic Asylum, was sent to
the Penitentiary to-day for treason also
Rev. D. C. Elliott.
Fourteen hundred prisoners, taken at
Shiloh and parOled, went home to-day.
Large quantities of cotton have been re-
ceiyed