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EFerT PIANO Warranted fOr FITe Tearl

And the privilege Of exchange given at any time with
IN six months. -
0LD PIEROs EKp KELnDsONs TEEERN ETcHEKsE
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To MesErs VIZ. KEAsE q Oo., Baltimore IL can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and i'm improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in ny opinion, rank among the
very best in the country. n. SrRAKOSCH.
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ALsO-0H HAND,
AsLodsoAs, Snail Ilstrliseati, SLrisqs, Ss
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PROHT NV YORK.

lH...-H NEN 1ORK5 June 3D. %
The Times correspondent gives the fol-
lowing casualties in Gen. .Oaseyis Division
One Hundredth N. T., Buffalo -regi-
ment, Col J NJ Brown, killed Lieut.
Col Phineas Staunton, wognded Major
G. n Otis, wounded; Lieut.. Brown Co. E,
wounded; Capt. Daniel E., Nash, Co. A,
wounded in the left. arm; Capt J. Nichol-
son, Co, c, wounded; Lieut.. .BFunck, Co. /,
wounded; Lieut. Kellogg, Co. G, wounded
and reported left on the field; Lieut.. Mayo,
wounded; also a number Of non-eommis-
stoned officers and privates.
The Times correspondent, speaking of
the battle Of Sunday says, terribly did the
rebels suffer on this as well as the preFi-
GUS day, from the well directed FIRE Of our
artillery, piling the ground with their
slain. Terrible also TO them were the fire.
quent charges of our solid columns, press
ing them back, step by step, to the last
point of endurance, when they broke and
ran inglOriOusly, leaving behind them ma
ny of their officers and men prisoners in
our hands. -rst tHlI
A Harpers' Ferry Special dated yester-
day, says Gen. Sigel succeeds Gen. Saxon
in command Of this post
This morning wherever Gen. Sigel was
recognized by the troops in his visit to
their various camps, accompanied by his
predecessor, he was. welcomed by enthusi-
astic cheers.
His reputation viii have an mspiritng
influence upon officers and men. i1.
Gen. Saxon viii report himself at Wash
ihgton. He has had a difficult task before
him; holding Jackson and Frimble at bay
at the head of probably not less than 25, 900
men, and notwithstanding he had numer-
cially far inferior force and was seriously
embarrassed by other deficiencies, he did
not leave until his task was completed and
rebels had retired. ,-.. .t.
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IACKsON RETRFATING.

-i FRoNT RoYAL, June 2.
Lieut.. Jenen, of Gen. Shields staff, with
% Of the let Ohio eavalry, made recon-
nOisanea yesterday, going to Strasburg.
On his return he reported the enemy re
treating through Strasburg very rapidly,
with their baggage trains nearly through.
Gen. Bayard, with force, was Immediately
ordered to advance to Srasburg and cut.
of the trains
burg he found the enemy in great force
just beyond the village, and not deeming
it prudent to attack, halted for the night.
Much firing was heard yesterday during
the entire day, some distance beyond Stras-
burg. I'D
Loyal blacks report that Gen. ROsecraRs
had attacked Jackson and beaten him.
The probabilities are that Jackson will
be overtaken and great battle fought,
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FROM BIoOLELLAN.

.,..l W AsHINGT0S Jdne B.
The following is the conclusion Of last
might dispatches from MeClellAns head
quarters ltasHu ia-aa -nlso
WO lave taken some 500 prisoners
among whom ar several prominent officers.
On Sunday as soon as it was light the con-
test was renewed BY Gena Sumner With
marked success, the fight lasting nearly
the whole day. The rebels We're driven at
at every point with heavy loss. The
ground gained by Gen. Summer was about
two miles a .a' bod d'
Cen. Heintzleman succeeded on Sunday
morning in retaking the guns lost the day
before by Gen. Casey aiter severe strug-
gle. q Ha5i 2
Our loss in the two days engagement
in killed and Wounded Is about 200 A
great number are missing, who will prob
ably retarny ihHvifg strayed away. All
the enemys killed and most Of their wouiil
ded fell into our hands. The country in
which the battle was fought is swampy,
with thick underbrush, and most Of the
fighting was in the woods Owing to the
nature Of the ground very little artillery
was used, Both balloons were up nearly
all day yesterday All the troops left
Richmond and marched out in the direc-
gti0n Of the battle field. WHW 80 ei
The railroad has beeu Of inestimable SER
vice, the cars running iwitKinlhAmile and
half of the battle field, bringing forward
smmnnitiOn and supplies. -ai"' Z
The wounded were Immediately put on
board the cars and sent to the White
House, 81 TtEGoat H51b9tl ga ah1
Gen. Mcclellan arrived on the battle
field on Saturday, ilvh eTeh he has remained
ever since, directing, all the moyementsi in
person. His presence among the troops
had-e most splendid effect. szazaas niaf o.
-Four So Erpte charges with the bayonet
were mEI6 during yesterday. En7 'a
In one. instance theIenemy were driven
mile, during which 178 were Killed With
the bayOnet alone. 90. tg 2'h7ili
Lieut.. Washington, aid to Gen. Jo John
son, was taken prisoner. ri''ai
The enemys dead left on the field
AMOUNT to lPEsT l2Rp,I H1lfA , ....y + +,
General Howard was wounded twice
in the arm .l..a-.Is aalI .s..fL saiifHa
Boil Miller of the SIst Pa, and Col.
Ripley of Pittsburgh were killed. Col.
Campbell Of Pa, was wounded inlthe thigh.
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MISSOURI State CONVElNrIoN.

JEFFERsoN CRY, June 2. I.
Special to the st. Louis Democrat:
The State Convention met in Represent
ative's Hall at noon, President Wilson in
the Chair D u 40 Hu p rr--..
There not being quorum present, ad-
journed till P. d., when the Convention
reassembled and proceeded to business,
there being eight members more thon a
quorum present, fVIfOe-ICF
A Communication from the Governor was
received and read He reviews the histo-
ry Of State affairs for the pas year in de-
tail, especially in reference to the provis-
iOnal government, in raising and supply
ing troops and expresses the obligation the
State is under to the General Government
for the promptness and liberality with
which its wants have been supplied i1I5i.
There have been issued to disbursing Off
GERS, S720, 900 in State defense warrants,l
and further amount Of S55, 900 will have
to be issued. 1' -f-.1 9fi d
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RAnR9AnR.
fGBVEL5ANlIBIIS q 8 ! PITTSBURGH
sUH1ER 1aaaSa9 NM. ~

t o:7.asai sS1 sisi 8.l, 8R s#sss 1ssssgI ~ 81!
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bHfiq CsSa. sBGtIss ana lie Fsreish OdusuIs. 2
The New Orleans correspondent Of the
New York Herald, writing on the 10th,
says: r-Fnnrr FargFF
The most important act that has been
accomplished since my last letter is the
seizure Of a large amount Of specie from
4 = the Office Of the Hope Insurance Company,
109 Canal street, and the banking house of
.a-- sauausl Smith s. Co; in Camp pstroet. These
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sa--sa---G -GENs RHELHas Mr.-J. B. G. Armond says
vtIafea, beg b the name Of Irwin Pardon,
81 whose services be eIaiins, has come within
=, rr, yoBr lines. The course which ! have ad-
opted in such cases in this: If u have any
I.,i5uss for the services Of such a boy / employ
him without any seruple; If have not
do not haTbor him, as my subsistence would
- by no means serve for SO many extra men
80 that do not need. IL y0uahGye any, use
for him. use him; if not is be not like any
= --other FagTant about the camp ~ D..
Respectfully, - -
TlTTWT
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THE BATTLE ar RICHMOND !
TERRIBLE CHARGE BY OUR
TROOPSI +.
RUFl0RED DEFEAT OF JACKSON
AZ MIDDLET0NI
THIs MORNINGls REPORT.
FROM GEN. BANKS DIVISION.

Spsscial to New York Tribune;
Major Gardner of the 9th New York
cavalry has just returned from a recon
nOisance to Charleston. On Saturday and
yesterday the rebels left Winchester
COntrabands report fight occurred be-
yohd Winchester between Generals FIRE.
mont and Jackson on Sunday mOFning.-
They did not learn the result Winchester
was thoroughly evacuated. 4
The operations here on Thursday and
Friday reflect credit ON Gen. Saxon. But
for his efforts Jackson's forces would have
pushed over the railroad bridge towards
baltimore. -39
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nnNGRRssInNAI..
WAsHINGroS, May 80.
- - ..arsH |.F

Mr. Brown Of Va presented a memorial
askihgithat Western Virginia be admitted
into the Union as a free and independent
State. The new State Constitution is also
among the papers. The subject was refer
red to the Committee on Territories. John
B. Stiles was qualified and took his seat to
supply the vacancy oecasiOned by the Death
Of Nv. Cooper, Of Pa. The House resumed
the consideration of the Senate Bill for the
recognition of Hayti and Liberia. -a" .
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Posi-. OFFICE TlME.TABLE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 20

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR
~ the arrival and rlosihs Of the mails AZ the Cleye-
ESsfTa WAY daily, for Bulaio, Boston, New York.
arrives l.05 ? ~ elgygs' s'9elA. H.! !1a IL .....
York, arrives o96 $40 ?. ~; closes 500 p A.,
6:2eF y. NJ. ..r ltl1rra1 q II 4..tI -I...Is b.
PIrrsguaeH WAY, daily, Tor Philadelphia, Balti-
slilon, steubcnyillo, b. &QR. htarriges y.l5 A. Nj
closes a.2J L. n. .NlNiit
TIlReUaH PIFFsbuRoH, Philadelphia, baltimore,
~ tdngtoni sIFi iYes s:5D p NJ cotes Asl p. n.
closes 1000 P. M.
Louis, Nashville and Cairo arrives $3.50 A. Nj 500
P. M. HfEs H. tatF ..I fI 1900
WESTERN WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily,
arrives 9.25 A NJ; closes 1910 ?. NJ ni % Lnr i
THROUGH WEsTERNi Toledo, Chicago aud Detroit
daily, arrives g:l0 p ~; closes $50 p n ltillii.
q o nANDUsHY WAY, Eiyrin via NOrtharn Division, ar
rtyes AZ Yi0 A. Nj closes As P. ~ . ~.
mAHoNfS1 W4Yi Warren and youngstown arrives
Medina WAY, daily, arrives 500 P N.i closes 500
ROcEPoEr, Doyur, shsfiola, North Ridgeyile, &C.
STTlye3 end CLOSES on Tuesday, THURSDAY and satur
Barn, Brecksville CoplsY, &C., leayns Tuesdays
sna satpIays az l;o0 A. NJ arrives Mondays and n
sHAa0N eENTER, Granger, HinckIgy, North Royal
ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 7pO A. r.;
rives Mondays and Fridays at 800 p. n. E.r1 Is
: ARHHNsyI1J,E, daily arrives lo:S A. NJ CLOSES
East 6EEtELGSDaHd Euclid, daily, arriyoa 900 AN;
Time 81 dIstfibutIon OF mails ready for delivery Is
usually one hour latter than the tle Of arrival Of
Maj and drop Letters are required BY law to be
Al City Circulars are required to be pre- paid with
10 lOHics open from 7ss0 A. N. to 7.saP. NJ ,..s
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 2.
The Virginia brought 400 released pris-
oners. They left. Salisbury on the 26th
and 9th Of May, but an accident to the
first train, which nearly terminated in
throwing them all over the side of bridge
80 feet high, delayed them in Raleigh,
where the tive lots of prisoners Joined to-
pether.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

S-N-iNS1 " AAS &
Special to Tribune:
The Memphis Appeal of May 9th has
this dispatch; r 4a,.
VIcKsBURG, May 26.-The Union feet is
still below this city. Their gunboats fred
at our batteries this evening. We returned
their fire and they retired 1t is supposed
they are waiting for reinforeements.
The Appeal says the rebel rams can hold
the Mississippi against CONS. FOote and
Farragut.
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FROM WEsHTNGTON.

I'D l l MAsHINGTOE, June z.
The municipal election came of to-day.
The vote was comparatively small WAL
lAeh was reelected Mayor by about 5000
majority. All the other candidates for the
councils Of the unconditional Union ticket
were elected.
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SECOND DTsPAFCH.

= 7DutlIV = FFUBIV5aIIIgl NJ lH6 IaItSI dU-
counts from Winchester. So ssy returned
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parOled. Only small portion were taken
along with the rebel army. They claim
to have taken 2000 prisoners Fl
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FROlI ~ FRANCIsoO.

.etty Ifu.g Say FRANoIsco June 2. rd
Arrived = Ship Golconda, forty-eight
days from Hong Kong bringing near 400.
Mongolian passengers. r....f5 -.1sH
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THTs AFTERNOONs REPoRT.
FROaI WEsTERN YTRGINIA. i.

WIBLIAMsPoRF, June ..
Major Dwight, Col Henley, Dr. Stone,
and Others are safe at Winchester.
A battle is progressing at the latest ac-
counts from Winchester. So ssy returned
SECOND DISPATCH.
.HTEtErr gEF D WHELnIsPOKF, June 2.
II is rumOred via Harper's Ferry that
Jackson was defeated yesterday at Win
chester, and was retreating towards Smo-
ksrs Ferry. HIT aGQEJ
THIRD DISPATCH. Effs
"a goIauH 20 MARTINsBURG, June 2.
This morning all is quiet no indications
Of the enemy in the neighborhoOd. Il
FOURTH DISPATCH.
HAGERsToWN, June . 3
|, A paroled private from Winchester ar
rived here to-day. He says that Jackson
and Ashby were both at Winchester on
Saturday, IrrsD = u 4eT4q,sF
At one O'clock on Sunday morning their
army was put in motion towards StrRsburg,
Ashbys taking the route along the north
Of the mountain. Shortly after daylight
on Sunday he heard firing in the direction
Of Middleton, till he reached Martinsburg.
Seeessionists told him that Jackson had
encountered Shields and Fremont at Mid
dletOn where Jackson was defeated and lost
ten guns Information received states that
Jackson had q regiments Of infantry and
50 guns. u iGf0IHTEf-E
All prisoners were well treated. The
sick, wounded, disabled as well as surgeons
Of the hospitals, stewards and nurses were
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MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC BRIGHraBE THY
Y Dreams beautiful Song and Chorus, by b
r DanEs and slrs with great success by Mis- Ada
Webb fcf webb slscefsl Prize Is e1nt1- Also %
Danlzs utss Song Home Of ny Youth Price 9ct-.
ilh4r 81 the above sant 10 any 6art 10 De United
States on receipt q the marked price. Puhshse ana
No Euclfd-St., Cleveland o. -
- Pianos, Small Instrlnls and Stflia Of az
kinds constantly on hand, -
ana. Pianos tuned ald rSpairsd, mGsA
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PIANOS.

DIANOS.l PIANOS u -
G. A. BARLOW AGENF. No q
Euclid-St., Cleveland, Ohio, is now 3 y
selling tho eelebrIted K6ABE PIANOS, at greatly
reduced prices Having Just received large ussOrt
met Of those superior Instruments he would invite
al intending 70 purchase to call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere. Every Instrument is
Warranted Five Years f.-
~ Old Pianos and MelOdeons takenin Exchange
Pianos moved md boxed with care Piano Boxes for
sale; Pianos Tuned and Repaired by c. +. MATTHEWS
feb2l; Rl2 : HHfHg- r. s.al'
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57PH0T0GRAPHlc STOCK.

DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, Az
= -flt -si'' F''1' RIB D0UGbAss6 Co, i.ii
iR Hfr 1ill OF .lilal9.-s 1aL l7gSuperiOr=St.
ARTISTS RIALS-WINDsOR AND
iNEWTON's aud Goupils Oil and Water Col0rs.
at r, b. DOUGLAS x Co, -
.-'9 A"f. af4- Al -t i7g 5uperiOr-St.
OVAL AND SQUARE GIFT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at u r. b. DOUGLAS&CO.' IS, -aFl
-FU -s#s-...-sT ~ ....-.t l79 Superior-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES SOFGELEBRATED
Paintings and Engravings, at l...--
II - 2 r. Bs D0UGbAS co.'s
liaEE l7g SupCriOr-St-
"CARTEs DE VIsFTE' OF CELEBRATED
Men and Wnmen, and palmsr's Marbles, at
r. B, DOUGLAS co. IS,
tf' 30. i-' ITy Superior-St.
FINE ENGRAYINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
Men, at non r. B. DOUGLAS 4 CO.'S,
li apr2g fn 1frl.t ieglfc.f lz9SupeTiOr-St.
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FL0UR&FEEB.
NT CLAIR MILLS FLOUR A

CT. CLAIR MILLS FLOUR AND
~ FEED STORE.-Tlfe Proprietors Of tho ST. Clair
Miiislhaye associated with them Mr., $; II. MILLS
lately Of shelby, ONO who Is hrst-cless practical
prOvements in their machinery, and are prepared TO
furnish Is good Fiour.as any Mill in the city.
on short notice, Those having Wheat or any other
kind Of GTin ground, will do well to give them call
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited
n. B-A choice article II RYE FLOUR constantly
on hand. Z aapT3O;3gss " lf J!DUTEoN 3 CO
EAMILY FLOUR-A. NJ. PERRY
- s7Co. arg makine, at theirnew Mills, a brand Of
Family Flour that connot be beat. mars
iHUR0N MILLS XKXX1PA AsTRY
FLOUR-Fanlilies using il say they want no
beT1er For sale by A. N. PERRY & CO., ar
april Hi n1i5l4Hul Hsand ll3 Saborior-St
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Accompanying the Raymasters, Majors
johnson and CoWan, is one Of Ohio pay
agents, George W. Williams, Esq Of Mas
sillon, o. He says the troops are sending
large gums home He has already received
about S80,OoO for distribution. Many 9
home viii be made glad, and many a sol
dier's salary saved for him, BY this wise
arrangement Of our state.-FFqskIII "a,
C9T, On, Gasslts,
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Mr.. BOwles, editor Of the Springfield Re
publican, who is on visit to England.
finds it very difficult TO discriminate be-
tween the British clergy Of the established
chursH and the hotel Waiters-they dress
50 mucr alike. "As far as he has gomez
Mr.. Bowles is more favorably Impressed
with the walters than the parsons. q
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CnNNFcrIoNs -.

Shelby-Sandusky, Mans6eld & Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, At. vernon, Newark Zanos-
Be- % vile, &C. - "a 49,
CrasfIinel Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne B Chitago Rail-
road kaEastrU UppeF Sandusky, DelphOs, Lie
-f.lsr = ma sort Naynet LanDrte, Chicago, &c.,
vest and East Tor Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
Grafton and Belieiontine Railroad Line, for Marion
Il. Bellef0utaine, sidney UlIion, Huncie, In
dlanapolis, Ierre Hauter 7f1ncenne5, Evans
! ans u Vile louisville, gairos Sc Louis sc.
DelaWare-With Springfield branch for Springfield.
Coluulbus- Little Miamf q Colum11s, sud Nenia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton indianapolis,
Esfta. 1erre Hautc, 81. Lonis, Morrow LOysland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 Mis-
iTas sis1ippi Raj road ct ncn1at f5l Louisville,
ETansyilie, Carp, st. Aoui5, and all points
.lL .l1u tle llloi iflFof. --Ht atINla-
Coumbus-C Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes-
tfa-l}l VIE, v Ieellng, Ec.t DOlum5cs, Plqua B
Indiana Railroad for Piqua. urbana, SC
iEs7 F6r Tickets 10 an points md ial0fmati0n ap-
ply at tho Passenger stations and at Union Ticket
Once, iiT 8dpefioF-st. l-- t-Ha
-. - -, . =. s. FLINTs ssupari9tsndeat.
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Tie success Of cur Navy on the Southern
coast Wiil soon enable the President 70 be
hospitable enough to open . little port al
most every day after diRpeT,
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TAILORING!Il

! -fa.ENTLEMEN'S 4CL6FHEs CLEAN
4 g ING, Renovating and BIendiRg establishments.
FRANCIS AGER, Tailor, No. i9 Prospect street, viii
hereafter devote his attention cleaning renoyatng
snd' mending Gentlemsn's clothing. He has facili-
ties foY doing his work In the best manner Gentle
men will hnd Il for their interest during these hard
times 70 give Mr., Ager q trial. Wag&hA
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HespolIIuIW ~
B. +. BUTLER.

le-lene Major General Commanding
J ddk Butler has NO i5dsa of desecrating the
New England practice Of fasting and pray
NJ sFa5ySJApiying VIA 'lhe reqdsst of " one
Jefferson Davis Here is his ofieial no
"a l.tllttaa EtElsaaA tsata aalla
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= =, - = -77I--l
u sUEIlIFRl ARR RSaElIfkTl[
and AFTER Monday, My 1852, Pssssnksr Traius
rflf 1aora nlarsp1ar,r1 - f,TI-,---.

On and after Monday, afsy s. 1852 passnssr r.ius
will Leave Cleveland as fOlloEs .e--f-
lst ITain-5.55 A. M.-St0pping at Grafton Yelling
AZ ton sEdrIlinEt0Ii. hEllE Ilonddd SItll Crssf-
line Gallon, Gilead, and Lewis Center; ar
.ItIl riF1uE AZ oollmbus lee A. n, Cincinnati
- 4-2U P. Il; Indianapolis GO A. n, ST. Louis
ulll ~ ll50A-ai-s L5usg % I2.l9A H.. Eort Wayne
go N; Chicago via Crestline SIS P. u.
"a Ifain3;25 ? St6ps at al stations and arrives
Sd TraIh5sS5 p Hst0DPi & etsa, Grafton, We'll
q sr lingtonf New London, ShslbysT Crestline,
u ~ o Gallon, Ctrdiugt0n and Delaware; arriving
si Cd cSss55la5 sSs5li39 & 81 Z + Z = SI1gS 3s 3s ?. n n
% 81. Louis 6;t5 p r.; LOUISVILLE 51l;l0 P H..
- Fort Wsyns rs a. lE.s Chicago via Crest
lima s-I5 A n
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Conneetions are made AZ high11e Fis Vfih the SAN
duslzy, Mansfield & Newark k.Es.at CIrie wirtrri-1
sanduskyi D4yton Cincinnati n r., q Fremont
with trenloft a Indiana r. r., and AZ Toledo with
tho Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana and ro-
iedo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit Jack
son. Fort wayne LoganspOrt, lafayette Cairo, Al
ton, 81. Louis and all points West Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
80 A. L. D. BuCkER, Sup't.
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minted at New Orleans. There is the best
asrshsoH to believe that II is part Of the
Identical specie stolen By the rebels from
1e the mint at the commencement Of the war
Z Il was principally this belief, and desire
70 regain theproperty Of the United States
that indooed Gen. Butler to seise the nom
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777 sU51TFR 1FR1gGT77FgT

ID Zl-- -
1852. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT 1852.
On and after Monday, May 5, 1862, Trains viii run
- daily, - iollogls, Sundays excepted
o,ooA. r. ChlgAGO EXPRESS-Efops at al stations
on soufnarn Division, eLcelt 81 fas tIngfou and
aTriI9s IN Toledo at los A. ii-i ana Chicago
-a-H- u 6-l5PE
5:a5 ,. 4. AORThERN MAIL-stops q al stations
az 80 p. u.
$50 p. n. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS st04s at all Sta
tiOns on Southern Division, except Washing-
tqn and Clay. Arrives IN Toledo 81 l0sa5 P. r.;
Chicago at SIS n
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On and after Monday, May g. I36z, Passaigsr Trains
viii run g ielloWs, Sunday sceeptedls
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The Rebels leave Winchester I
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