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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-12
THE NAVAL BATTLE.

NoaroLK, Va, March ii, iss2.-We have
farther particulars Of The recent AMIR in
Hsmpton Roads. The Minnesota succesdsd
In res ching Fortress Monroe on sunday, In .
very crippled osdition. All the guns at TIE
Newport News fortincations were siIeacsd
for one hour, except one, by the virsinia And
other Confederate veosels. The garrison
evacuated tbs works. Lieut.. Tsyloe. wound.
ed BY the enemy under the hsg Of truce.
died yesterday. Capt. Buchanan and Lisat
Minor were also treacheycusly shst ~ the
enemy while urder the white fsg. They are
both improving. This Yankees killed two Of
their wn men while firing on Us after they
had raised the white signal, and we wsrs
lendiag them aid and sacc,r.
The Ericsson battery, after being rWn into
by the Virginia, re.reatsd 70 Fortress Mon
roe.
Eight Uonfsterstes were killed and ten
won aided in the battle OF Saturday. ltv~
supposed that the Cnm sarland Lost In killed
ard drowned about three AundYed. There
were killed aboard the Congress aboat cns
huudred. A Federal ganLoa was cszned on
sunday morning, and not the Minnesota, -
was supposed. The Federal Navy he's lost
In the fight two first-elass frigaiss, fully
armed and equipped; four Gunpcats. one
uershar schooner, which was captured and
brought into Norfolk. Their best trigate We
have placed kovs &c COMBAT fsr at least thres
months.
The bravery. AID gailan:Yy Of Captain
Bschanan and all his cdieevs aAd men, are
unsur: asssd. The veteran flag OnlcW'
Com n ,dore Forrest, Witnessed the cophict
from me Roads. Capt. Buchanan rem aimed.
during the greater PR, ct the Eight, en- the
grating outside, III an exposed Pos, ton, all
the tine directing the movements OF biz
vessel, till disabled BY . ride slug from the
treach erous foe. When the Captain was
wounded, Lieut.. Oatss0y APP. r Jones In.
mediatsly took command, and dts charged
the duties thus devoiving upon him with
signal ability and intrspidtty. Tho pilsn
displayed cool courage and great s6eteney.
The gunnery Of our vessels vas unsurpAsssd.
Tho pieces we're aimed with great prsststsa
ana deadly eject.
Captain Ksv,il, Of the Norfolk United A.
| ttllsfy. With thirty OF his msa, Who vesss'
tered shsi. services on hoard the virgish.
are highly commended for hsrsle sonAsss'
Smc:sncy, aud daring In this fssioes eoae~
with q powerful enemy. ALI p qsiss - -
Roads to.day.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

IVB"UAts T0d!CN n, IoBH
The proceedings in the House OF Delegates
were OF an uuimportant character; she pub.
Iication OF which, owing TO the crowded con-
Ill ion Of cur columns, we are compelled to
omit.
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yxYrrrTvx DEYARfM1xY,
= March IL, 1859.

,,e..s..s : - March ii, 1873. }
To tie Speaker Of hs Fcxsa9 RGvssasafscss:
& I usnsmit here NJ th copies Of such Official
reporte q have bean received ~ the War De-
pArtmsnt cfl the defence and fail Of Fort
They win bs found Incomplete and apsat-
Jsfaotcry. Instructions have been given TO
fnrnish further Information upOn the several
Dotnts NOS made intslligt0ls by the reports.
f is rot stated that retn forcements were t
apy tine asked for; nor 10 It dsnaonstrated to
have been impossible to haSesayed the army
by svaeuAtiue the position nor IL It known
nv what means It was found practicable to
Withdraw part of the garrisoa. leaving the
rem aiader ia surrender nor upon what an i.
thcrfty or principle Of action the senior Gsa-
erals sbandobed responsibility BY transfer.
TBna She command 70 Junior officer.
= IN 8 former comm I'm lea ton to Congress,
presented the propriety e q suspension OF
}ndCmens In relation 70 the disaster Al Fort
DoneiscD, until Official reports eould be re-.
ceived. regret that the Information now
furnished is 80 detective. In the meantime.
hopefal that. sAtis factory expIanatton may
be made, have directed. upon the exhiei'
tioa of the case an ,pressn ted by the two Sc.
nior Generals, that they should be reltey ed
from command, Ia await fur Their orders when
ever reliabie judgment can be rendered on
the merits Of the cass. JsYHHRsoH DAVIS.
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ohcial Report II Brig Con. !oyd q
81 the Battle Of Fort Dom p.

-Ynrtartay sfternson~ the -Prssidsrt ssnt
in TO the two Houses Of Copgress the ofheisl
rsportof Gen. f1bSAof We battle cfsxeft
Donelson, accompanied with the fo.loWng
brief message:
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NsstAsrn Yiaaaeial A1aiss-AsSfvst ~
Bsi.isA Vessel N HaDDsss Asese
NervoEI. March ii-ln New Hefs' o ~
9th, the average Of srscis II the ssals ~
thirty millioas Of dollars. Fossssp ssss
ll7k gold II, The stock naskss 70 v'
with fair demand. Tie cotton Ban.
sxciteu, and higher. SAILS Of Asss se''
middh rg uplaads are rspor'sd.
The British sloop .of.wor 1isaies
the Roads lei. night, and reports inc
raj friease vsPacut 70 Do loet
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= aTTTi0N MOTHS .Asss.ss:1 Ia. =
81 ,eSy ale n u stcet q $1,000 .@.s::a &c
asrs' fcois O. nm nosn snsss,::sriT occsssrd
ot 10 e'osoek ~ - - e. - eS$,v. SeSWssa i2ah
b. u. d Ooopar. So. 1..s.torisAS.
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w. THE SUPREME NEED OF The
~ REF UBLIU.-The 9Th regular LEO.
TUNE OF the Winter Course, for the benefit
delivered on THUR DAY, the 18TH inst, at
o'clock r. NJ, by ths Rev J. LAHsIx8 Boa.
Rows, u. D., In the Second Presbyterian
church. sta street. Tickets 70 be had at the
usual places. NH l2-2t
M2S. GRINNELL returns thanks
~ TO Mrs. WV. SYDSsR, OF Meadow Farm
Hanover. for delicectes, and Miss JoH1s, OF
Bic for the sick ana wounded nader her
charge 1T "t}lobe Hospital"
DIonH0SD, March IL. lse3. NH 1-lts
nISsnLUTI1H The firm Of OWENS Z
consent: and 8. h. Owens vii! Only use the
name Of the late concern In ssttlem eat Of the
business Of the late arm. =, Y. QM1Ms.
March II, 1862. mhl1-ass
r HAVE a~ooiassd my son. J. BECK
OWENS, wi, b me In the Negro Hiring and
General Com mission Business. Once ON 18th
BY q r feaks. The style Of the arm VII
b. s. II. OWENS SON.
TNOR 61LR-z
i u HORSE POWER ENGINE
In complete order. II early appiication -
made bargain can be n1d Apply TO
@7 Or ct e. MonnIs Cos,
nh ls-dAcwits No. loo. Main street.
n use for u. Will ell . COED tnSn q ver-seat
KOCKAWAY AID Harnses. IN complete o..
der; Il can b. seen Ct r. H. Bosher's Ooa<h
saoP, ssr1;. Oh AID Main streets HILL
YUsT REUK1VEO.
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YHasT sE1eYoG-
SENATE. =

q S9SkN n = e.
TrIsDAy, March lith. 1859.
In the senate ysstsrd The open sessien
vas principally taken mp In diacraing bill
introduced b. Ms. Johssors Of Arkansas,
eAairman Of the committee on Indian afkain,
entitled ian act to provide for the organism
sicu Of the Arkansas nd RED River supsrin.
tendency OF Indian sNairs Ihis bill relates
20 the relations and general control Of the
indian tribes OF the Wet, and provide for
the appo,n. ment Of agents 70 b stationed ~
various points on the frontier, and also the
appointment OF q general uperintendent.-
The principal discussion Of tina bill was up
on clause reading "That the following In
dian Agents shall he continued or sppointed
By the President, VII 0 shall hold their once
during four years good behavior" The OBJ
lection was, that II the appoin tmsuts were
made for four years - would establish pre-.
cecent that would nnally become the rule.
1.-THE duration Of the term Of service Is limit.
Cd 70 any number Of years In a rho t
time thsre viii BE definite term Of service
for all civil appointments. The resuit Of this
IL hat every few years the President may
turn cut . large ciass OF once holders, there's
BY opening the door to the utterly corru pting
In Auerce Of once seeking which has 50 long
characterized the old Governments and which
was, without doubt. tn. ultiD ate cause Of Its
ruin The question Of duration Of eGicssts
one OF some moment On account of the prin-
ciple involved in It. The discussion in tn
Senate was very Interesting, and was pari-
cpatsd In by several members. Upon being
put to ties: the words were very properly
stricken out, and the term Of ssrvice left nm
limited. BY this act the fact is established.
that we do not intend to follow the foo tsteps
of the Federal Government In its corruptive
and political ohieanery, nor give encourage
ment to tbs: large cl ass Of pe0ple-thoss Test
less, anxious. ambitious men who con
tinually seek for Government positions
with large salaries and little labor
The rule should be that men IRE made
for the cf1ce. rather than oface made
for mon. Upon ascertAining the sen.
timents o the members 1t was found that q
large majority was against the limitation
The bill. which was \ very long one. was not
gone through with, and the Senate went into
Executive session upon 1t. The days work
IL very Satisfactory, however, for principle
has been established tn at will be OF 10 calcula-
bio beneht TO our Government In the future
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MIS-. GRINNELL returns thank,
~ to Mrs. WV. SYDssH, Of Meadow Farm.
Hanover. for delicactes, and Miss JoHBs, o.
Richmond, for clothing and ds.icacies suita.
BILE for the sick ana wounded under hel
charge 1T "t3lobe Hospiial."
DIonMOSD, March IL, lse3. NH l1-lts
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r HAVE a~ooiatsd my son. J. BkOK
OWENS, wi, me In the Negro Hiring and
Geneya al Com mission Business. Ofiice ON 18th
street. one door fnom Gary, formerly occupied
by q r Peaks. The style Of the llrm VII
b. s. II. OWENS = SON.
NH l2-At1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
CLEVELAND, THURSDAY MORNING. MAY IS 1862

ceiVed from rebel rams than ct hrst re.
ported. she was compelled 70 run iRto
shoal water on the Tennessee shore, where
she grounded. She had, at the last arrival
Of the feet four feet Of water on the gun.
deck "
Ihe Government Wrecking derrick had
gone down to raise her Il was supposed
she would be ahoat again by to. day.
The Federal gunbOst Mound City did ex-
oellent service during the engagement,
She was struck in a similar manner 70 the
Cincinnati, though not 90 badly damaged
She was run into shoal water, whoa she
settled to the bottom She has been pump
ed out, and arrived here today in TOW for
repairs. During the heat of the engage.
ment one rebel guuboat got hold Of one Of
the Federal bombketohers, and was towing
it away, when the Benton bore down upon
her.
After brief skirmlsh she compelled the
rebels to release the prize. ra
The casualties on board the Cincinnati
we're: Capt -Stumbel, shot through nechI
wound not operated upon; may prove seri-
Qua. Fourth Master Reynolds, shot thro'
abdomen, since dead. Two seamep, names
not known, slightly wounded in hands.
No arrivals from Pittsburg since Sun
day.
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FROM NEW YORK,

NEW FoRR, May IA.
A Fortress Monroe letter Of the 18Th inst
states that MoOlsllsn's piokets were within
I6 miles Of Richmond, and that the Moni,
tor aud Naugstuek had passed City Point
towards Richmond, the Gslena following.
The rebel steamers Yorktown and James
town were at Rockets, near Richmond
These ere only rumors.
The Champion, from AspinWall, brings
$484, 900 in specie q
A special dispatch to the Tribune dated
Monterey, Tenn, 18th, says; To-day cur
troops took possession Of an evacuated rebel
camp three and half miles from Oorinth,
aud rebel piokets were driven in.
The Mobile Register Of the 9th states
that five Federal gunboats appeared of
Dolphin Island. .r &
The New Orleans Delta Of the 4th inst,
records an interview between Gen. Butler
and the Mayor and City Council, and they
continue their functions, except upon pol.
itical and military Ofenses. No oath Of al.
legiance is required.
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NsB1leS9, probably suffering from an
iafiofion 81 Indigestion, says 6 London
ooFfesDoudent, has Enubbed Queen Vic
ioris. and, to balRnee the account, Lord
Palnerston has given Napoleon q pretty
severe knock on the knuokles. It happened
n this vice:
Acting under instructions, Of course,
lord OoWley, British Minister at Paris, had
en- audience with Eepoleon, in which he
fHtinated that If his Imperial Msjesty had
any purpose Of visiting London during the
Great Exhibition, Queen Victoria desired
e place Buckingham Palace ct his diHpo.
eel, though she could not, even for him, de-
Fiaie from her resolve not to reeeivs stran-
rsFs during the FIRST year Of her widow
hood. In the asaftsr Of this Oommunioa-
don surely all was friendly and we'll.
meaning. Perhaps Lord CoWley's msaner
made it less pleasant At any rate, the
On dif Is that Napoleon, having heard Lord
OoWley out CURLY answered that he did
not intend visiting London, and, with a
short bow, tuzne5 on his heel and stslked
out Of the room, leaving the Po0T wretch Of
an Ambassador very much astOnished and
considerably inoensed. Next day the Mon
itour had q paragraph stating, rather ooU-
temrinonsly, that there vas no foundation
fsF ths report thai the Emperor intended
70 honor London with his presence. This
yas Ghe cause, the story runs, Of Palmer
uto1f's msking such q decided speech, just
before ParlIsment adjourned, in favor Of
The whole Of Italy, the PopedOm included
being under the soeptrs Of Victor Enan'
mel. Napoleon alone has stood in the Wsy
aimee the var Of 1859, Of this unity Of Italy
ibsinq efsolsd. Palmerston, II this Is true
lhas sisvsFly paid Of Nspoleon's want Of
rnrunar
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ZION DARLINGTON.
WAsHIHeFoE, May

WAsHIHaToN, Nay IA.
Robert Morris, Esq Chief CLERK Of the
House Of Representatives, left here to-day
for the head quarters Of Gen. Mcclellan,
bearing with him q handsomely engraved
copy Of the resolution Of thanks passed By
the House on Friday. Mr. Morris, by d.
rectiOn, viii deliver these to the General in
person. sraa ~
The Military Department, ss recently re.
stored, inoludest the State Of Kansas, Indian
Territory, vest Of Arkansas, andt terri
tories Of Nebraska, Colorado, and Nevada,
with the head quarters at Fort Lesveh-
worth.
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~ Crenr ExhIbItIou hlusIo.

The musical arrangements for the open
lnR Of che London Intsrnat ational Exhibition
arS of the most elaborate character. The
rTsat orchestra platform Is erecting under
fbs eastern dome, and with the exception
ofthat for the Handel Festival, the orohes-
-trs et fhe Crystal Palace viii be the largest
. ever built. It L designed to accommodate
g.nors than two thousand performers. The
aSr1hustrs itself Will include four hundred
q IpsEformers both professional and amateur.
mere will be one hundred and ninety'Pix
vielins snd 4iolss, niRsiy FiOleneeHos and
subls sses, cad about one -hundrsd and
twelve Find instruments, drums, etc.-all
undst the direction Of MF. Gosta.ln In the
-, ,576ses there viii Be I've hundred Voiees
2 y ss,st part, the Sacred Harmonic soolety
~ -. Ssa forming the basis, while the
49, n =, Yelled b voices from the diher'
- s-1bsS,s-' Of Manchester, Ely, Nor
rgioh, Gloucester Aneoln, Nottingham
Brisiol, Hereford, SetetboTeugh, 8tnches-
Ter. Wells,l Glasgow, and elseSas1s. = =
ErsEt Is the desire to sins on S,is ,i OS0'fs
tkht singers ore selected b. bailos,
- he music TO be peFf0rmeG eonsilS q
4. ne Openink Ode By fennyson, . eaoEe
inuSio By stsrndsle Bennett; an 0 >e,sli' ~
qs5y HeYsTbesT; march b. Auber; tho : ?, !.
1elzieh Chorus and the National Anthem.
Verdi VII not be rspresented.-M 2. BVs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

A gentleman Gem Chicago informs the
Ro..sS - -s-.Ssisr Il rsmaFkable fact
q eoT,nsstion With ths rebel prisoners 81
Chicago. Ths prisoners number about
8 GOO. and Of course there are among
then men Of intelligsnos and eauSsnoni
mi he greater number are deplOrSa oly ig-
meant. Ool. Mulligan has these re- e9els IN
charge, and ss they have considerable lS'F,
are time be has established Hankee
school for their instruction. The educated
prisoners we're assigned as teaehers, ana
tue work is progressing faToraoiy Is =
oeTtsinly a remaFkabls fact thal tas %,
rant whites South should obtain the mrs. .
rudiments Of. a1ucA iion 81 the North. Wniis
the blacks =at=ths SUuth=are reoetEtns IN
strueti6n from persons specially sent Ioi
that purpose FROM this region.
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FROiT 1RK1Ns1s-
BArEsvTrIE. Ark.. Nav II

bAFEsVIILE, Ark, May 10.
Correspondence st, Louis Democrat:
A portion Of Gen. Davis and Gen. AS
bOth's divisions, and two Of Gen. StesPs
regiments, left here to. day for the North.
An ADEQUATE fnnaa "a aiill ha-a- -hazzaza-
for opeFadona in this direction.
The advance under Osterhaus crossed tie
White river on the sth, and took the road
to Little Rock, the Capital Of AFksnsss.
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b. b. SOLOMONsON, bGaa
HOME MANUFACTURES.

TOHEa MANBFAUTUEE-
IL .TIlo eer1a1i Wcolonl EIanull rt1ll l1ll'
S757 Hurlbut's Blsck, Oniaric street, hs4e con-
elud6d 20 1sll the dT1t iat 81 Eoos1l go. -ll =
hctured IN OleIelandl % retail ip ofaef ~
thaif make
HV1ifsa 10 sS1nlins tbs g6ods nd slcourags hone
-dssvSiSSd, Jua. ., ISaaRl
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BREMONT's MOVEMENTS.
FRAEKLIK, VIA GREEN SPRRs
ANn RALrInnRn MavI3

Times correspondence:
Gen. Fremont arrived here early to-day
st the hesd Of his army, having come BY
forced marches to the relief Of Sohsnek
and Milroy. BE Immediately reviewed
the regiments here stationed, and rode e
little beyond town.
The enemy decAmped last night, and are
now FstTeating.
In the late battle ct Mcdowell our loss
vas thirty killed and about 200 wounded
msny but slightly.
The troops sre ell in high spirits, and
fun Of expeetations.s
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DROPOsALs FOR FURNISHTNg
Il FRESH BEEF to the Troops in the Field
OFFICE CHIEF Q. S. MoUNTsIr DEPr n
Ahaal.-.- ". NJ |. :

OhkAch 1hihf " D. MoUNTAIN DEPT, H.
Wheeling, Va, May 1862. Il
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until O'Clock p. n on theIbth inst for furnish
ing all the Fresh Beef that may be REQUIRED for
troops in the field comprising the BriEades Of
Gems sehenek, Blenker and MilEoy, nov opsra-
ting In southerly direction from New Greek S T.
tion, b. 3 D, x. r., as a base, for two months,
commencing on the LIST day of June The Beef
to be Of good, wholesome quality, and TO be de-
ltYered in equal portions of fore and hind ousAr-
tsrs (neeks and shanks exeluded) in such quanti-
ties as may be required by the COmmlssaries of
the respective BrIgades The probable total
amount TO be delivered each week will be 1SO 600
pounds. The contractor will be required to Keen
an agent near the Headquarters of each Brigade
with an adequhte supply Of cattle constantly On
hand, ready to ill orders from the COmmis.afy bf
Jne Brigade. Payments will be made monthly
Tor the amount delivered on the presentation hf
the Brigade COmmissarIes' receipts therefor I he
accepted bid Will form the basis of a VI zen con
tract Of the usuai form and conditions. Bond IN
sureties, whose individual responsibility for tie
above sum shall be certified to BY the Clerk of
Court where they reside, will be required. Pro-
posai5 must be accompanied by the oath of alle
glance Of the party making the bid. PrOposa als
from firm must specify the names ard rssidenoes
OF the individuals composing it. Each proposal
must be accompanied by a written guarantee
signed Oy the party making the bid and the prb-
posed sureties. he Certificates of responsibility
above referred TO, must accompany the guarantee.
FORK OF GUARANTEE.
We -.-....------ Of --.---, #, ---.---. Of - d,
aud .;.;.... Of ....----I do hereby guarsntE,
shOulQ NE proposal OF ----..-. be accept
ed, that he lor they) viii forthwith sign the con
tract and fie the required bond, or We viii p4y
to the United States the loss sustained BY the Ii
ference between his (Or theiE3 bid and the ne3 {
higher. -ts -- b. 49,
Proposals will be endorsed on the enveloBe
" Proposals for Fresh Beef" J" and directed to
Capt j. w BARRTGER
COmmissary Of Subsistence, U. s. A..
myT:3sT Wheeling va
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TIE ENPEReR AND HHIs FATH."-It Is be-
lisved in Paris that the Ministers Of the
Emperor have urged on bis Majesty the
impTudenee Of trusting bic person among
the miscellaneous thrOng Of persons in
London at the great Exhibition They rep.
resent that the English capital viii swarm
With political refugees animated with vim
dictiTe feelings against him, to whose ami
mostly il may be dangerous to expose him
self The Emperor is understood to have
refused more than once 10 listen to such
tlmid counsals. It hiss often been stated
hat tbe Emperor has belief that his dss.
,SsF iS 70 die in London streets by the hsnd
:, assassin, though 1t was always added
tlst u - ~ : ssd event XOnld be 3 corollary oi
- -, .,..o..., vi inTasion Of England.
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80 MusE'4 TAX sEUoT.-General Burnside
recently issued the following order to the
rpsopls Of North OarOlina:
aFhosver, after the issue Of this order,
Shan within the limits 70 which the Union
arhs may extend In this Department., utter
loa6 W6Fd against the Government Of the
Uniisd States, will be Rt onna arrested and
Eisiossly confned. 1tmust be distinctly nm
sdsrstood that this Department Is under
Iuaftial Law, and treason, expressed or i'm
piled viii meet with speedy punishment"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
FROsT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May IA
The celebrated Bonner team trotted two
miles on the Fashion course yesterday in
hEe minutes and one and quarter seconds.
THIS Is said to be I7f seconds quicker than
the same distance was ever done before.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

A lsrrs number Of horses and pulesi
6sslSEaSd by G6ysrhiaehL we're sod a
ircbli5 auosioh ID Warrington Oh THURSDAY
- Ihs prices ranged lEou twenty 81
cts q $40 EACH making sn e
sbout S2T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

We can concur heartily IN che many
conmendatioRs Of the g BRoEoEIAL TRo-
oHEs," prepared by the Msssrs Brown. At
the very time theyiWere brought 10 our no
tioe, We we're suffering from sEsVsfe cold,
from. which We obtained immediate and
psrnansnt relief. b. the uss-olztho Tao
oHEs. II any Of cur readers are suffering
from bronchial fita a, particularly min
iste-s or public speakers, they viii find
e. lIiiB simple remedy will bring almost
maSisaf relief, and enable them to speaE
vith little difRoUlty or sufering,-BOstOI
ORri,sias Eatshlas and RstaeetoT,' 4