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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
SINKING FUND.
TO BORROWERS or SINKING ruNI

Owes SfxkIxs FtSp tnfisnapolis.t
Auaust !. is67-
fIsHE Delnsasns list .OF ise2 q BorcweFs from ths
sinking Fund vii be ready for Publication abou'
the 18th day % September Payments Of interest
b. made before that date ave ccSt The sal.
takes place q Tuesday tn ninth day 20 Deceuhcr iss3
Sag7 -dlt&w3t H. c. NEwCOMB. President.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
DIE D.

REAM-Died in GAINESVILLE Ohio. at the residence Of
Der father, Henry orldorf. Esq the Both OF July,
louisiana. wife Of Erastus Ream.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
M EDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

FuNO LADIES OFDELCArE HEALTH oRtAPAlRED
organization, or TO those by whom al increase "
family from any Objectionable, the rndersigned
would offer prescription which j. perfectly reliable and
and which ha been pTescrioedn varcIs part OF
the Old woric century Although this article
ivery cheap and simple yett has been put up IN half
pint bottles and sold very extensively AZ the eAheroani
price as per bottle the undersigned proposes - FUR
nisb the recipe for thep0ssesson OF which every
lady supply herselfwth perfect safeguard AZ any
drug for IN tring Of IS cents year Any
physician druggist wiilte you IL perfectly harmless,
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
any part ofhe world receipt 81 BY address
ing. Dh- u DSN EhAOA,
P.0. Box. So.7353. New Haven Connecticut.
aiy22-dAw'sl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
HAPPINESS OR MISERY 2?

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
flNHE proprietors Of the "PARlSlAN CABINET OF
\ WONDERS. ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" have
determined regardless Of expense. ISSUE Free or the
benefit OF suffering humanity -FOUR Of Their most in
ctive and interesting Lectures Marriage and
Disquaihcations. Nervous Debility Premature Decline
Of Manhood Indigestion, Weakness or Depression, Loss
II Energy and Vital Powers the Great Social Evils, and
those Maades which result from youthful follieS TX
o Maturity, Ignorance II ihysio gy and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
81 enlightenng and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded free the receipt Of four stamps, by address,
ing SECRf TARl PAHIsIkN CABINET ANATOMY AND
MEDICINE, 563 Broadway. New York. je23-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

FUvHkSE Pills are the result Of much steady aud care
j full experience in all varieties Of Female complaints
and In of Irregularities Supprcssions euchohea
Whites, Inflammation Of the Bladder. Kidney and
Womb, and loss OF Nervous Energy, etc. Their f.
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Merrural Mineral poison
are purely Vegetable and are free from DANGER can be
used with perfect safety.
Among the many thouands that have used them in all
parts Of the Union speak III Of them. for all like
~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

rs We are authorized to announce JOHN a.
BEAL an independent unconditional Union candidate
for Common Pleas Judge for the l2th District.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN
BREWER, Of Southport, candidate for County Re-
cordeT, subject the decision of the Democratic
veut0n.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25

~ friend writes Us that, on last
Monday morning. Henry Bailey and
Thomas Crowley. miners, were crushed TO
death in coal hank Of Mr. 1iley, at
Ieu.loek, iIis county 10y mass OF coal
becoming detached from Tie main body
and failing upon them. They were moral,
industrious men, and each leaves fam
ily.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25

Martin Shoffner, Richard J. Bennct, Eldridge
@. Evans.
The uaInes Of those who were in action and
came out safely are as follows:
Ii ~ Flanagan, Patrick A. Burns,
Sergt. John O. Evans Evan ). Michael
( Corp Jas. u. IIonp- Edward Patterson,
son, Edward Jones, Jr,
Corp. Joseph Stearns, Peter Aerhart,
Corp. Saial. W. Davis, John kimbdil,
/ Hosea j. Evans, David ID. Lewis,
Edwin Z. Roberts, Andrew Z. Evans,
\ \. Severance, Lewis Snyder,
Edw. J. Humphrey, Naen. W. Krisc,
Henry Garland, William d. Gibson,
Ellis r. Williams, Levi Severance.
Patrick Burns,
ELLIS. Z. WILLIAMS.
Hec0pittiattoa Killed, S +; Wounded,
10; Missing, Z. Total casualties, SO
our of 81 men who appear t. have been
engaged III the fight. Those members OF
the company whose names DO not appear
in the foregoing lists were absent through
sickness, on other service, &c.
Robert II. Singer and Milton Jones,
two Of the missing as above, have been
heard from. They escaped injury in the
field, but both are now sick in hospital at
" "S"'i6''H'
n"e'' are tue Sic"cH'Iie "e'a'iS oi 'he
"''''' ! ne narrative ol disaster may De
come worse d. more news come mt can
>''' Se'y gro" pe''er' no '""t HAS Z"
'i'''' '''", ''''0's "''h ''1iii'' ''ES'o', anu
'','','0' .''' y" III S''o''Ue. "' .ne 'e'N,e'
e"uSi"'' u precious 'l''' " no 'ai' 70
'h'ohe ueeFe"'' o'''eFeS' hia'iSois upon
'"e heans oi t"e hei'-aecpFSeo he'iaS
"'.'>e "''e"''",'o''S nave "'o0S". 'hs
'"i,. "!'''i u 'n" upon me County
.'"y ''' '''1' " 10 'e''' l'et' '"G WING,
- '''0 S'''' " ''''''' prove our '."' a'''
'"i ~ ~ '''''
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e'h"o' i,osS'o's '''a'e IOoni 'l'9
"eS" io' eA'e,ueo ''o,iee oi az the ne
.o0S ""0 S'v'u'o "P '''o'' - o' ''"'
III i%'e'- oay III oei'"Sc "i Saofeo pf1hel.
f''' "1' " -, 'af-0 n'o'' o'''1e'' '''e E'eIto''
''-''-No u '''''O s''' ''9N "' "'' car 0"y
IA ",' oo''0"' 01' SCH "''"
'"' IoI''"'"g OF'e'' an" m'5 nap lhlpef-
IccF' '-ooF" "kAie9 ca le" oi TIE hUh-
"ef:
=, y -'''''' y o'D ,,1' '''' !"
'''S ',''u ru -, "''i' % cars o,
- 80 @'1:N ''e'o '''''
~ "a" '''',''' - '''1 ,'''' ~, u man
-, 49, % = ''' emu - - ','''''e' puma
= ' 40 'e' III '',o' ia nc pursuits
u '''e .. e'h '''S "u' u ''e ""'' nc was
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25

Fs7iIE PROTECTION MUTUAL FIRE
Z INSUHANCECONPA oFCAMBRiA Co.
Notice IS hereby given tn the members of
said Company, that the annual election for a
Board ut Dirtctcrs viii lie held al tie Office
in EheuslUrg, Tie second MONDAY. i2th
day, Of JANUARY. 1868, between tie hours
OF ten O eloe1, a. NJ. and two O'Clock =. NJ
i. I. MULLIN, cccre -Ary.
EbenshurS, December ] 3. l&62
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tor, IN which relation he developed rare
talent and political acuncn. Ee was
shot through the head at the beginning of
the fight, and killed instantly. At the
time of his death, Adjt. Noon was 81
years of age.
$50 young. so brave, so early called,
We MOURN above thy lAurelled bier
Thy name on every heart enrolled,
TO friends, and home, and country dear
Capt. JOHN VI. JONES, at the period of
his un:imely death, was % years OF age.
He WAS born and raised in Cambria
township, bat for many years past has
resided in our midst. Upon the call OF
the President Tor additional troops, in
July last, he was among the first to
respond and, rc'Inquishing his profession
that of medicine-Ee devoted himself
assiduously TO the tax of recruiting Il
company Success crowned his efforts,
and at the election for officers, he WAS
chosen Captain by Il unanimous voice.
he con!pany-known as the "Nountain
Guards = departed from cur midst On
! Wednesday, 18th August, four months
aconc, since which time it has been iden-
tiled with and las followed the fortunes
OF the Grand Army of the Potomac -
! Capt. Jones Possessed the confidence and
esteem Of his men to remarkable ocgree
--in fact, by reason of Ii. utild yet steady
rule, they almost idolized him. 10 them
his loss Will De 4 heartfelt bereavement.
To his brother officers, il will be u matter
OF sincere and unalioyed regret To his
widowed mother, who has already had
one other son manned and crippled BY
the bullet, Of the foe, and 10 his low
ing brot hers and sisters, the blow will
be truly crushing. TO the conSnunisy
OF which he was IA member, and by whom,
he WAS respected for his upri@ htnesS of
character and his Irobiiy OF action, and
esteemed Ter his intelligence aud manly
bearing, the smnlderins of his flame of
life VIII be del lored as u calamity
indeed. Loved while living, he will be
revered when dead
ne ioito"iHS letter from i-;eGt. Ian
agan, the only remaining commissioned
officer Of the company, eives the rartic-
u!ars conccroino Cant Zones doth and
oa.,o,.- -, r. a., ....,,...,
,.h;,I ,nas ,,i Gl " ~ : sS''i-''.''o-' -
"'ic nc was he-o y MS coh'pah'ohs III
arms:
CAxp NEAR F.LNoUru. VI. Dec. 76.
DAv1o II. JOKES. Es2-Dear SIR: Nine Is
p painful duty this morning. I have to in
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
L0CsL. AND PERSONAL.

EREysRUnG AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
0n and after Monday, December p, 1862,
aims IN this road viii run as follows:
.EAyE EDEEsBURG-
,t7o1 \. ". connecting with Nail East
arI Phil and Btit. Express West.
A. go P NJ, connecting with Express
East and Fast Line West.
LEAVE CREssoN-
4tly.35 \. NJ, or or departure of Nail
Train Fast.
Ate.35 p NJ, or on departure OF Fast Line
Ey0cu LEWIS, Ger. supa
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
-RSDAY, JANUA

be toned, [ was able TO congratulate myse
ID upon having the patronage OF the mo
le influential citizens OF the town, VINO place
implicit confidence in my profession
in abilities consequently | now felt justine
N once more making application for tt
So .ssi,i oEs7he IL. C1af'7Tr9. '''ss p 2
III uated at the ts.ne that it would Re lIApo
sible fer me to visit c. for several week
I'M / resolved to write 70 Fir. NJ. III reieren'
to the matter, and ascertain his views
I'll the premises Accordingly, having COZ
?" posed my mind us well as circumstanG
nd would admit, I sat down with Il new pi
lo and Z quire Of extra quality note pape
nv and sunmoning all my elegance, tact az
AZ chirographical skill, | transcribed md
nd ea5orately worded epistle, wherein | pd
er traved my present circumstances, positid
nt and still unsatisfied aspirations, until, aiH
er nearly exhausting Webster's latest editio
,"As at lnngth constrained to wind
CO. a, llth JENNA RESERVES. y
Since the above was written, we have
obtained the following particulars con
cernin: the casualties in Co. a, Capt
Bmke, lIth Penna. Rescryes-whi
company Is from Ebensbur@, and has been
in service for eighteen months:
Killed John Roberts, John L. Camp
john Foster.
Wounded Richard r Davis, William
Davis, Sergt. William V. Evans-aIl uf
whom arc also taken prisoners Mason
M'Allcster, John M'Bride, John L. Ste
rens, Jacob Mardes, William Powell
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE...-
THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER -

F. J. MILLS /; co. beg leave to announce
to the citizens of EbcnshuTg and vicinity that
they have just received, at their now store
room, on High street, most complete assoit-
ment Of
Spring and SIlTsli,,cr Goods,
consisting in part of the following articles
Dress Goods, Millinery Goods Plain and
Fancy Silks, EmbroiGeries, Housekeeping
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Laces, and
so on, ad iJiaItilm.
ALSO -
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Cans, Gonnets,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Notions. Psrfumery, Stationery,
Flour. Bacon, Cheese, Mackerel. Herring
and Cod Fish. Syrups and VI. asses,
Iron and Nails, Glass, Salt. Oils,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c, &C., &c.
In short-not TO dip further into tedious
ietals-they intend keeping
NUMBER ONE STORE.
Where the comfort and convenience OF a
country community can be successfully ca
tered TO.
e. buying large stgcl; at n time, :bcy are
enabled to sell their goods -
TRIFLING ADVANCE UN CITY PRICES.
Roll in and see Tor yourselves. NJ charge
ior showing articles.
re- Country Produce taken in exchange
FOR goods.
Ebensbu-g, April ~. 1862.
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tessy' The Public IS requested TO roll in
the more The ulcrrier-and secure Earg ms.
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Hy buying large stock at time, and ppv-
ing for the same almost entirely in Cash. the
suoscri er is abed 10 sell CONSIDER sLyy
eheGpc' than other dealers in this comm tv
To be convinced Of the trulh of this asser ion
You need ohlJ call AID examine his Seine .ule
OF Prices.
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Your Friend, Most Truly.

Id be wneu ursu pc Ir. +. NJ. FLANAGAS.
,irers. it was that she seemed to my eye
.sness sible more beautiful than ever. W
light kept up regular correspondence
Q hut letters always breathing spirit o
mined and affection, coupled with the hop
wo'd the time would soon come when we
1onse be united TO separate no more III
e dny mine, rs may be readily imagined,
r. and re echoed the sentiments egnoodl
IN. hers.
after As the reader has already been
alton, sed, it was the desire OF MI Ma
iced that | should rise 10 some eihl'iehcu
profession before claiming the tnit
asked Of his daughters promise. his
ne my endeavored to the utmost Q, ny "a
II sue to do, and | had reason 10 believe
oys or had in a great measur succeeded,
ID her the expiration OF the time h0oFo
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25

These. and many other descriptions OF
Goods, too numerous TO here mention, cCn-
stantly On hand.
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'FCuicA SaEes
a. 4. BARKER,

ever bef:re brought to this county. alI n,
which he is determined to sell cheaper than
lie cheapest.
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20 CHARGE TOR SHOWING GOODS.

Customers will be waited upon by acc M
niodating Statesmen.
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Dee. - 1861
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
Sergt. John n. Evans, slight fracture Of

Sergt. John n. Evans, slight fracture of
right shoulder.
Corp. Nathan Sanders, thigh, slightly.
Z Corp. Elbridge Stiles, thigh, very slight.
Joseph Miller, breast.
Demetrius Weakland, head, slight.
The missing are: Richard NJ. Jones, sup
posed to be killed, as he was seer to fall ;
Sergeant Nathan Bracken, f4so seen TO fall
when within two rods of the Rebel breast
works; Robert II. Singer, Milton Jones.
Martin Shoffner, Richard J. Bennet Eldridge
@. Evans.
The uanes Of those who were in action and
-. -. CT
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q. q. EASA z =.
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so young. so brave. so carly called,
We mourn above thy laurelled bier
Thy name on every heart enrolled,
TO friends, and home. and country dcal
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25

HATS AND CAPS,
idSLicna5le ana OF durable material. -
MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21
More ChIvnIrv.


The rebels having. exhausted every mode
Of unnatural warfare that they could find
set down in the history of savage tribes,
now resort to assassination Of the federal
leaders and commanders. They have
ceased to boast of one southerner to Eve
Yankees, and prate no more Of the cow
ardioe of the Northern mud-sills. But
instead Of these they hint at poison and
the dagger, and offer rewards for the heads
Of hionofiCers. The RichmOnd Dispatch
takes up the new watehword and talks of
numbering Gen. Fremont ip the follow
ing cool and devi1ish langhage;
Assassination in the abstract is a hor-
rid crime and sOis every kind Of killing
but to slay tyrant is no more assassiIia-
ton than war in murder. Who speaks of
Brutus as an assassin2 What Yankee ev-
err condemned the Roundhead crew who
brought Charles l. to the block, although it
it would be a cruel libel to compare him
politically or personally to the tyrants who
are now iording it over the South. When
Fremont hangs Virginia citizens for de-
Tending their country, either singly or in
bands Of ten or a dozen, either as guerillas,
militia, or regular soldiers, not only should
two Yankees be hung but plan should be
found by which the life of Fremont itself
should be made the atonement, even if it
requires twenty years to accomplish it.
Two or three cool, sagaciOus
and determined men-the fewer the better
ought to be put upon the track Of every
such villain, and under every disguise
amidst every obstacle, and no matter how
many months or years it may require
should follow him up till they have infict-
ed upon him thea same fate he has brought
upon others"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21

MARRIAGE A HUNDRED YEARS Aeo.-The
following extract from the Geptlsman's
Magazine for 1850 may not be uninterest-
ing to 6df FSadoFs:
Married, inz June,.1750, .Nr. William
Donkin, q considerable farmer, of Great
Dosson (near Rothbiry in the county of
Northumberland, to Miss. Elanor Shoton,
an agreeable young gentlewohnan Of the
same place. The entertainment on this
occasion was. very grand, there being pro
vided no less than 100 quarters of lamb,
IA quarters Of veal, 20 quarters of mutton,
great Quantity Of beef II hams, with a
suitable number Of chickens, &C., which
was concluded with eight half anklers Of
brandy, made intopunch, u dozen of cider,
a great many gallons of wine, and ninety
bushels Of malt made into beer. The com
pany consisted Of $50 ladies and gentle
men, who concluded with the music Of q
fddlers and pipers, and the whole was con-
Quoted with utmost order and unanimity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21
The Gunboat Fighi Mt Drury's Bluff.

The GunbOat EtGhl Mt Drury'g blun'
The President having complimented
Lieut. Constable Of the gunboat E. A, Ste
vens for his gallantry in leading with
his steamer the attacking forces in the re-
cent ascent Of the James river and the
bombardment of Fort Darling Lieut. JEFF
fers, commanding the Monitor, writes to
the New York Times that the Stevens, SO
far from leading the attack, was far in the
rear, being unable to sustain the fire of
the fort for FIVE minutes. Lieut., Jefers
says:
"No, Sir; the phoIe credit Of that action
belongs to Commander John Rodgers. He be-
lieved, as I did, that the armor of the Ga
lena was readily penetrable by shot from
the class of guns we were likely to find on
the battery. This, however, being but an
opinion, required a trial to verify its truth
He knew, from ocular demonstration, that
the barrier was impossible unless the bat
terry was reduced, and that batteries placed
in such favorable positions could not be
reduced by the gunboats alone, if resolutely
defended.
" That they would be so defended he had
a guarantee in the knowledge that the
guns were manned by the best artllerists
in the world-seamen-com by Off
GERS late of the navy of the United States
Nevertheless he led in that vessel, and
sustained the action at close quarters fol
four hours, only ceasing on the exhaustion
of his ammunition; an action unexcelleC
for the Judgment and gallantry displayed
and, though unsuccessful, yet not re,
pulse, for nothing further than q reeonnoi
sdnee IN force, and trial Of the Galefld's az.
NOR, lUas intended.
"To none other than Commodore Rodg
ers is any credit due, beyond the fact tha
all the vessels were well handled, and per
formed well their respective parts, in pro
portion to their armament and power O
resistance" .7..t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21

In enumerating facts wherein the Union
movement last year was a failure, the
LEADER clsssed, as among the most promi-
nent, the election Of Democrat for Gov
ernor. We thereupon charged the LEADER
clique with having tboasted that it pro-
CURED the nomination of Mr.. Toe" and
now repudiated the work it claimed to be
of its own hands. The LEADER pronoun ces
our charge false.-Herala. a..
The LEADER did nothing Of the kind
What we did deny was this, from the Her
aid,
"That clique openly boasted that it pro-
cured the nomination Of Mr.. Tod, and now,
because the second part Of the contract has
not been fulfilled, that clique, through its
organ, the LEADER, Of this city, repudiates
the Union movement"
Hers tho charge is not simply that we
repudiate the Union movement, but that
there was contract entered into TO defame
the administration of Gov. Dennison, Sc
cure the nomination of Gov. Tod and then
elect Mr.. Wade to the Senate. We denied
ali knowledge Of or participation in any
such contract
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21

Col. Doubleday and the Indian Expedition.
We publish elsewhere, from the CORES
pondenee of the Leavenworth Conservative,
a sketch of the beginning of the Indian
expedition, under command of Col. Double
day of the ID Ohio Cavalry. This officer
has had many disadvantages to work un-
der and has been kept in the back ground
as much as possible by the superior officers
in the Kansas Department. Thinking,
doubtless, that all that was required to en-
sure him the Brigadiership that he ought
to have was battle, they have persistent
ly kept him away from an opportunity to
distinguish himself. And now it seems
that just on the eve of brush with and
pursuit of the enemy, he is recalled and
another man put in command of the expedi-
ton. This certainly looks like intended
injustice, and the Leavenworth GOnserva-
tive says of it:
We publish to-day an account of Col.
Doubledayis expedition. It seems to have
been well planned in all respects, and we
are inclined to regard the change of com
mRnders which. prevented the pursuit of
the enemy as public calamity. That force
has been hanging on our border more than
a year, and it is very unfortunate that it
could not have been gobbled up when
everything was ready for its summary dis
posal" ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21
COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE nIARKET.

MOhNLHd LEADER OENIGHs
- - SATURDAY M0nNING, June 81 1859. ]
FLOUR-Tho market yesterday was dun and
unchaneod. Sales Of 100 bbls double extra Indiana
white At sI,75.
WHEAT-Markot steady and unchanged. Sales
Of cars red on track at s4c cars red from track
at s5e 5000 bush red free on board at 9Jci and !
boat load ahoat, red and white, at csc and q 0s
C0RN-harket steady and unchanged. No sales
reported.
OATS-Aiarlsst quiet Sales Of car on track at
sO11c, and cars on track at SOC. rf.s-.r
HLGHWINEs-MnrISs unchanged. Sales Of 80
bbls at 22c.
BUFTER-sales Of 10 kegs choice yellow at Y Nc
and DO kegs Central at o. tH-H- -IilIJ
CHEESE-steady at 5Jz95c for W.R.
EGGS-Are in fair demand at 9}1c-an advance.
LARD-Dull at 62(97c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21
jackson Proposes 10 Obtain the Harvest
ry1snro of the valley.

jackson Proposes TO Obtain the Harvest
Crops of the Valley.
The mother Of Lieutenant Colonel in
ihe Secession army, living a short distance
from Winchester, has received a letter from
her son, who declares. that just as soon as
the harvest is gathered, even if not before
It, jackson, with $4,000 men, will enter
this valley to thresh and bear it of, if they
are not able to hold total possession Of this
fertile region. This accOrds with the theO-
~ Of the campaign in regard to sup
posed and highly probable evavuatiOn d
Richmond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21

Good PIatform In CoIumbiana County.
The Republicans Of Columbiana county, at
a recent Convention in which they invited
all who would to join them in their prinei-
pies, passed a series Of resolutions inviting
and entreating the loyal and patriotic Of
all parties to array themselves upon the
side of the nation in its struggle for exist
ence and in support of President Lincolns
Administration; saying that this slave
holders Rebellion must be put down and
the nations authority established, cost
what it may. The platform is a good one
and one which Republicans can adopt
without fear of thereby deserting or losing
their principles.