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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04
MEDICAL.
MEDIC sSI SUCCESS


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Oas Huadred DollsFI RFsniuaiI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Oh BFHnuAToaRH0RA,
q l. BT, So., AID IhP0TBHOY
CURED,
After all other Treatment EaillI
DIR. A. GIBSON,
G SG4%5S dosS % r 9is ,E IES6 4S6f s & s H Ra; HSP
ne apoye namsa diissse. s,s4 ne VII Fsy ths .Ape
he United s.Siss treas tss SsS disssssS VsR i
kilsT mGaI zen q laboriOq9s s,uay A3s sEysri-
nognoa e tae untoFtunats, that hs has PeEiscte4A
sPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURH
sf the above and othar
PRIVATE DISEASES
with al bad eleotl arising theretron, including
HsnS SdeSs5dSd "a 66finr caSss IN thiS ioity sofs
Of whom had sxponded kundrdg Of dolarS With
malAdlos With suooe.li and without receiving thS
Df. aIBsoH does not boast that he Il q nsmb,r o,
some College IN London or Paris, - perhaps some
others do for The purpose o ensnAring the innocent,
alilsd. But what DF. Gibson might boast Of IL
this, that he a able 20 give entire satiEetion 70
those Who rsPoss eoahdonse IN his ability and nteg,
Tity, and that Be has perfected an American syItsm
of treatment Whieh challenges any PhyGolan Of Lon
dOn Paris any patent medicine 70 equal for the
Eaica cure Of lominal weakness and AL diseases or
feFanFements, both mAntal and phyHioal aFiHina
| nom sexual o. s8oFat abusa. l-t .HT
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over ell cthsEs pet disooVorsd
ard ar1t the aFent1 used are n no r6rDect diraae
able; he u1sa no relics Of the dark ErOa, suoh e
90 rssffi5fons @ dist d b11inss { sifs; f6ird.
II bis treatment u positive and certain in AL osssa
&c stands prepared % 20 into any pubic or private
hospital tn ihe United States and demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
othsr nov kneEn 20 the world IN p0lns of prompt
ness paEnHlunoY, midneaEu safety aaa oohFenienoa
/ 10 the pltlent. sos
DT. GIBSON 3 permanently located In Cleveland,
aud has during tho past two yaAl1 performed many
cures Of di1ea9oE which had for years resisted Al
other modes os treatment. eaero1oe Be given 30
individuals Of th0 hrat respeotabiity In Cleveland,
I Eoghor, EBH York, and othHI oitiea IN regard 20
skill and integrity In all professional transacfons.
\ DytperziA, EhuematiEn, BonofulA and ali chronic
/ diseases treated with superior Eucsssl.
~ Hedicine lsot 20 any part Of the eoantEy en
Il receipt OF ten dollars.
Or GfBS5HF seg Worh on FhYsIOloEg Toe ssis
1 at bis ofaoa, .r
DIR. GIBSON, 1sm5asEA
Fr9sssor OF KltotroPathy sai HsasSiAs,
ohce-lls Eenses st., q few doors from Superior,
\ up stairs.
| sally, tBundAga e1osBtsdA GuRs
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JOHN WBEKB,
Editor Oandsld Herali

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WHEELER ( WILSON'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
THE RETIREMENT OF FREMONT.

General Schenck in Command of the
Troops OF the Mountain Departments
General Fremont EN- Route for the
East, &c.
MIDpIEIowN, Va, June %, 1862
General Fremont this morning turned over thccQrn-
mand OF his forces to General Schenck by tho fouipg
order ~
GENERAL oRpERs-NO Is. -
HEADQUARTERS, MIDDLETON, Va, June Is, 1869
The undersigned having been relieved from duty With
the forces of the Mountain Department, BrigaG r
General r. C. Schenck as next in rank, will assume
command Of tho sams and report for further orders
tho War department. j. {. FREMONT,
Major General United States Army.
General Fremont with his personal staff and
OF cavalry left camp at eight O'Clock this morning
After visiting Generals Banks and sigel he dismissed
most Of his staff, and with the rest rode on TO Narrs
burg.
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give any satisfactory OF their vocatons resi-
dsnce Their mysterious apr earance at our outpe~ts
yesterday was more than sufficient 10 warrant arrest
tentiop.
is generally expected that operations OF great mo-
ment viii take place day, but whether the severe
skirmishes of yesterday will eliminate In a general
action is point impossible TO dctermine but should this
be the case we are fully that all our preparations
will result in brilliant victory despite the traps, ambas
cades and petty cunning Of tho enemy evinced many
AS General Mcclellan NAV claim the severe skrmsh OF
yesterday as another .federa victoryn will simply
say that tho brave Louisanans opposed 70 less
than seven Yankee regiments as tho following prisoners
captured by them testify for In addition 70 tho seizure
OF Captain James McKernan Of the Seventh New Jersey
there are also the following visitors to Libbys
house-One sergeant two corporals, two musicians Elk
prvates-in all twelve prsoncrs-part OF Sckies Excel
sa ew r m
the old battle ground Of the Seven Pines Three woro
wounded.
ANOTHER SPIRITED ENGAGEMENT.
fFrom the Richmond Examiner June 26.I
Contrary TO the prediction OF the knowing ones,
general engagement took place yesterday consdera
In the morning. on the Williamsburg road. We gather
the following particulars from an officer who was
S m 0 s ann 20 .ns cy
which was on picket duty, was attacked at an early
hour, and driven in by vastly superior force OF the
port. With tins force engaged our side, the fight
lasted for sonlo time, when the inst Louisiana regiment
ordered up to their support Arriving the field,
COL Shvcrs, of the Louisiana regiment gave commend
10 his men 10 charge the enemy.
Tho order prom tly obeyed, Ike inen charging
with spirit and determination in solid column, and re.
ceiving the e OF entire brigade OF the enemy, and
sustaining heavy loss in killed and wounded Rein
forccments then promptly ordered 10 the front,
and tho enemy driven back with very heavy sansh
ter Tho last renforcements sent up believe cen.
sisted OF tine Twenty fifth North Carolina and several
other regiments, who fought nobly sustaining slight
loss
portion Of the force engaged was the notorious
drunken brigade of Sickles.
81 lasted tup and 4 SAT- nv
these engaged in it TO havo pocn very severe.
The following the casualties in the First Louisiana
regiment: :-Wounded-Col. Shivers. Capt c. Corncr
Cmpany /, Lieutenant j. Taylor, Adutant Cumnin Isl
Capt Randall. Killod-Lsutcnants Gilmore. Murphy ,
Hendrick, and thirty others The loss in wounded is
very heavy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
Twcnty-sccond Regiment New York
state Militia.

OUR UPPER POTOMAC CORRESPONDENCE.
NEAR The UPPER POTOMAC June rs, 1852.
We were mustered mo service at Baltimore on the
18Th and the opportunity given US 10 remain there
go to Harpers Ferry We thought our chance much bet
ter for active service the than the former place
and we were accordingly ordered there: and the
morning VIC struck tcuts, and reached Harper S
Ferry Friday morning, the Goth. We found that
once fourishng village miserable, dlapdated place.
Our camp was the hill overlooking beautiful coun.
try with the most luaurant crops, especially OF wheat
which, it is said, stoncwal Jackson has spoken for
We had Q movo yesterday morning, where is not
polite to state. AT three O'clock from tho firing all
around US, the long roll was sounded, and as
quick as thought our men were oct OF their
tents and in line, ready for tho newest fashions. All
this done with much promptucss and energy as
the oldest veterans would have dsne IT, We feel II
honor occupy srduors Position present
and II the occasion calls for ii will show title 10
It, Our new camp is in healthy situation, and we in
tend keep IL in condition that will insure coninu.
ance OF health OF look for retreat from Rich
mond TO the limo OF the shenandoah. We shall do our
share 10 take care Of this cnd Of the route.
This regiment 10 composed Of young gentlemen. on
the plan tho Seventh has been organized and
determined 10 prove ourselves "cather bod sol.
dicrs." General Wool speaks highly Of US and our dis
cipline
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
Attack on a Train by tho Rebels I'm Ten-
ncsSee.

MEMpHIs juno 20, 1852
The first train on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road for Corinth with number OF teams, wagons and
one company OF tho Fiftysxh Ohio regimont besides
several officers, attacked BY large force OF rebel
cavalry yesterday, about twelve miles from this city
The rebels destroyed the locomotive, burned the
cars Killed ten Of and captured several
officers, including Colonel Kcnney, Majors Pride and
Sharp
Tho railroad super and Captain McMichsol OF
General Grants stag who taksn prisoners at sh
loh, have just been exchanged.
General Grant has restored tho editorial control OF tho
Argus to its proprotofs with notice that IL will be ut
once suppressed should contain anything offensive to
the government.
The locomotive captured yesterday tho only one
tho road had at this point.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
MENrais. June 20, 1852.
Ono Of our trains tho Memphis and Ohio Railroad
WIS captured at to-day near Goimantown -four.
tcen mixes north OF here Colonel Prinde and Major
sharpe Railway superinteudeuis Colonel Kinney and
company Of the Fifty sixth Ohio rcgmout with seventy
i've or eighty mule teams with provondcr cap.
tured Ton Union soldiers killed tho skirmsh
Captain Mcsiichac who captured at Shiloh and
turned TO US is again prisoner rho train consisted of
the only engine and all the cars here.
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NEWS FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

Departure OF General King for the she-
nandoah vallcy-Expcctcd Arrival OF
General Pope, Sc.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va June %, 1862.
General King and stan lett Fredericksburg to-day for
the valley OF tho Shenandoah, where he
mand OF General Fremont's corps. The news Of his
moval from the division created great stir, and fe
grsttcd by every officer Last night bands ircm OF
the regiments scrcnadcd the General and this morning
headquarters thronged with officers TO say
" Goodbye
General Pope is daily expected to arrive though IL is
net yet known a; what pon: his headquarters viii be
established.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

TUE LATE ACCIDENT oS 1lr CAArES Aapoy RAIL.
roAplu The HeRAtp OF on friday Published a short
tclographic despatch TO tha elect that Mr. George T.
smith OF Boston, and Mr. ilcssa raskarl, Of Eastham
belonging Tie Eighth Massachusetts, battery, had been
XII All ny an aceFeut tap above road. Since then an
niol4-sal oHi-er connected With the linc s@os--'A
! o,t Train 10 Jersey Ciiy. in which were the men 81
nuain COOK udt,ory who had arrived that morniug
lFJ Boston itYroccodol ~ the usual railway sy .ca
aGlAAt arrived Within taC niles Of Trenton where two
mea Ncfe kAod a.4 gltc ncrscs lest Ihc nccido.lt
arose irom tea nla. detached ifOui the siocIers,
winch protrNued ita.l lhN ttntk NVkunwictgeU 81 this
uegeg being lyVl tAo it Cftssta she t8slA hot ht
Prevented. Int tstt alss ctm,ttaiy eLttE tC
les, NV Bye ol lac VAets were buried a0 tIe canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
The Command of General Pope.

MippiEowN, Va, June rs 1852.
General Pope has notified the Division Commander
that ho assumed command to-day lie Las not arrived
here MS yet.
All Is quiet in front.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17
NEW FIRMl

HAVING rgseksses tas tAFre saesk u
III Ness RI MIgp& CO. 10 - Fsul.
aa Siers. - So ua~ F-elsrea y farrlss
GssAs e stesy Aeser Fsiar. a. ataaA q % esr
isssa,sa . kssr lasgs ssa eesnFlsss ssscFi.
mssi. Taoss sensr frls distances nav rs'y
upoa aalar shat they ssai = tAs laweai Stsa
grcsa Nsuast fhst gbs lsrgs psirsasss here
iosoFt s4israsd Is ia ssfshlsamsai 81 5.
esas aut4
NsfY respectfully.
CONE A BURTON.
Nsrcheee-. jsus II. 1888
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faiIfy-oac Days ia NV Or
tpstfls.

fain the Sunday bsi'a, luae /.
On the first day u May the troops
Of the United States marched into this
cily ard took ~ quarters in lie Gus
ioa.house. They passed through
streets deserted, the shops and places
OF business chased. the lew persons
sccn seow Ing under ilieir bats al The
lroer,sion-- not cheer Tor tie return
81 The old flag. OF = welcome, nol n
smile 10 cyilenc, JOY Al tie relief from
anarcby aud d,spuli.m. A stranger
mi -hi have supposed that n lappy aud
free people were about to succumb 10
a brute ior,c Of barlFrous and un-
CIVILIZED rtee. So might tie citizen,
81 Rome have met tie entrance Of The
Hans into .lle thpn mistress OF tile
world. NJ man could have dreamed
that order aud security were marching
il TO d.,hfone confusion and danger
TO trample olh Imagery in higll places
mud IN loss places. 60 walk b. the ciii.
zen b, day aud by night 10 secure Tie
lie and limb which tti bcru constant.
~ imIprilcd before, % Z is'd property
az tie merry "a The mob u, to 'llat
time--and yei ,llIs was ile case con-
fcs,tdIy. Orc short monll, ha, Ella, sod
Tie streets are titled with smiling ia
cys. business attracts wah open doors.
thug, have lrit Tor Summer watering
plaers, properly Is secure, and Abr,-
ham ! nc,ln. by the grace OF God and
she electoral vote OF the people Pest
drnl Of The United State. OF America,
mi2ht AJAX, unalmcd and unacrompa.
MED. Il. ans time through these streets,
ia foil security, and 70 the joy All DE-
light a numbers Aho have heretofore
been 4. cuaoned to LINK his nan,e with
cursrs md rxecraiiuns. Slowly AID
z adu,lls. q, ur,i lha. change appear
"a the terror 81 Il tarh emonih WAS
n,S 10 he ra.i - ~ daY. but. as one
by enc The citizens .aiheri courage
10 come forward AID i rak % ihe
sentiments whica had brta cgA.asd
out bot moi .raiica,rd, the snam
gathered strength AMI iuihe.s. tn
within the past week ihe vish to bring
themselves within ihv egis a lhe flag
has been quite equal 10 The power II
the Authorities 10 re i've tAeir decla-
rations Of allegiance.
The teachings OF n lie lime, tie
pro,retioa o, liisliar, hr pride and
CORY II lifetime. 4, ander ard in
Tic Union. Lad nol b ca ciiaoed by a
ifieF - F~hs io4. anil ma y
at hd tx
Is - tae,
81 al fhrmsrltr sa su az ssl.--
u w4s brothers bate. ltfce d
litssE ne esreer ana Nt.uss, t., TIC !
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rsalssn ~ a. n shcr. gis fsfhea
So fssuts ,. lsis g iaek y iasi, lhs rs.
a iae BIO ledge ihaI
sana eiar 81 81 q u-trenEe.
mftt As 49, isa hun Tree y -
daHs Tir egfsary - ihn
flaHs, ias Seem ssea . tess les.
pe 81 fh ma aas aaafte a8oiAca
a fle Ms fstl commanding =
s, nsai1 las LrrH Easy nolhHe cis.
- f. hat s5efss8 e,nfsr 5ust ia'
sf.h m~a Ga anct wh q
aoaIi E fa oi'r fame
already b4a so artee.
Ha, bF ralfa 4aa eetse san
SO e. lesfs before fsi aua iasa
aaT aa' Ani "a 90 9 maHnst
5. Is rltn sle pratp q III - le ~.
fci Hr frar q 81. e. has raas.nc.
81 tHe ftn Jte gsrrumtn j.
wWselte ata sud.
aeu aai lie oh mrma
f.rs ~ % tasr priet wefs Az
honor % h.m 90 ihi. cs5rse afsd "a
ihis course hr has foupd ~ difficulty
IA leading iiis assistants. Who belies ins
II him, and acting from 80 nl'crior
purpose lsyood the restoration q
those magnificent monuments of ha-
man Nisdom and hgmau compromise.
the Constitution ani she Union, have
lrapej to anticipate bis commands.
Ciiik NJ u New Orleans. you have
had uac moull Il order, :. eace. and
.rcuriiy. Tie ,aose is patent. VIII
eng u you strk 10 return 10 your en-
dh,on "a The months preceding. or will
yun grasp o. and cling to ihH power
which has fuatched you from The
burn ngs You mus b " il whether
sou will or not J. il not better u
take 70 il readily, erriully and hear
tily, than to stand .nlicnly waiting iOr
Nlat viii never Gomez Choose lc.
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The subscribers offer the shove Machine fsr
sale on the following terms Any one wishing
to purchase can take machine one month on
trials at the end Of the month be can return the
machine, uninjured, or pay the price Of Il, as be
chooses.
CANFIELD 4 CHAMBERLAIN.
Factory Point, May 26. 1852.
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ooess aagHs ihv year. One hundred
and sessiay oAc eani.fruatlous Werr
rcPstted
Sa,s ZIG Rorliagian 9ias Tie
sei@f4ble Bishop pfsiacsd hi' address
by SOME taittuisr aoias 10 regard 81
,hr state - ili, eoumry, which vere
mBsh @pp'.aded Z, iLo,e WHO beard
them"
The standing committee elected for
II. Y,ar ctsuins !. 3. ioloWss
ftrgy Rev John A. llicks, -.
3D., Rv, An,vr II. Bailey, les &.
y Eatsh lder
Latg-R @ Celr, Sylvester Dem
.br. Rniefsk Riehsrd.oo.
Ihe Res ESQ. i. Manser, y. D.
u Bennington. vas reelected secfe-
lsry. ml llgH. Rolerick Richardson
d Montpelier, Treasurer, for the en-
suing ftar
Tie following gentlemen were az
pointed by lir President committee
N Fiaanes. ,ix; Geo. r. Chapman.
Victor Atwood. Cha.. /. Alec
'ihs following : nslvnen atrc les
ici ~ D,fu irs 70 lbc HN Gruefsl
CONVENTION.
1brscai D7ufies ,--llr, Geo. u.
Maasrr. D. ID, Brnnie ton; Rev. y.
ii.ibop~e Buel. Burlington. r.,
Andrew Oliver. BeloAs Falls; Rex.
n leuim Douglas Windsor.
assg.fgss- Rev. ALERT II. Bal
rs. Popltn,y, Rev Franci. W.
Smdit. Etnslurg Rev. Josiah SWEET,
Bcll; Rev. +, W. Shelton, Most !
clirr,
Lay Deputies Hon. Asa Aide /
ST. Aihmls Hon. Radriisk Richard
,on. Montpelier Hon +. \. Iidss., /.
Iirandua Gtu. II. Chapman, Esq.
Wood uth
Substitute - Vic Or Atwood, Esd 4
81 AHaH, ton. Imuthy +. Red /
hrIt, sosttciicr Cyrus A. Booth, .
Esq, Vergeunrs Hon. A. /. Miner, /
Manchester.
The report d tic Trustees Of lie
Vernon, Episcopal Institute Nas pre-
scn,rd ~ Mr. + II Cnfeld on tc- I
lalf OF lie Board, ADD ilp same was
ordered 10 be printed q "a, APPENDIX
to tie Jou uaI,
Tie reports Il Tie Treasurer of !he
Fund f1r agyl ald in6rm ielgA mru,
and Of ihe NJ 49, nary funi. uid tie
rrpprt Of The l'ra,urcr Of lhc bio
er-t wrr scvorsly accepted, ,dopled
Hd erred 3 lt rinnd - Dr. Ap
s,n8s y6 Ue jeafnsl
1hr w4aD meeting b Tic Tres
SIRE. q ,.e Yrnant h.rpd ST. /.
sur, ST.. Aeli "Wednesday ate. oau
at ne re,sleurc q re Bisho. Al
a. 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Rrsvllr !. lAs Soul Of wI..

HuvseutEs fsis,ae Pia. sTss psrfs1; ssh-
,aaic Nsrcafais. for Ell the ,frors u Cesn-
pauad fli, ybieh drug ibs 'Fsism rslhsf ianu
cure d'.esst, sud ~ ihr Sc q S.sgif F.G o.
never mars faan To-. ASSIST us'srs. sei Hsfu
rsi3y CO the bswe3., and eurr lahesFsou, 81.
ioasstn. H,sdleis. ehcu caused o. iosi sson.
ach, pygvPes EstS y aigesis, Esrtr o-a.
plsia'i. laraasfe rs ,hs psmbes required 81
dass. fhey sfe ecDnomieai. ave maklos RI
B,.z,s II 'be stomach. ard viI perform vha, V
claimed Gov tlcm, O. mousy viii b refunded.
u For Worm. ihey srs q suv cure.
~ FAC .md.c o. / lannswslls signs
turnover corss Il genuine oalY. See advertise
meui
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Ths maisme liIat ihe frisl. havs
geo 800 nru 81 Kichmo.d. t tfiiFFrd
Ia false q ihf Va Depaument-
Nav NaNK 1ane 2
TOE Rci,ml Dsg.ssck y sht 9Th.
states ihag iisr rrl,si ie.s 81 u, bate
taliie w#s S.038 ireled ns Csc Geu-
efais. iasnfy3hrre tolanc tea Maj
ors. aad aiir-sescu CsF,a.n.
THE DsgairA claims llsi Ihe Fed
efal. cau ~ any 'ime rut ~ ihe re
treas 81 she Coaftiefates, o. snraing
tlse rsiiiaa1s a Paersturg unl inis
mates ,aat tbr reirai BY the "a, of
L4nssbarg and lie mogalaius, sas
tll !, ono ltt ham
A .rc,4al dispatch 10 The PosS, from
" ssl.irsion so. Col. Pore, 4 Teu-
nessec. declare. that the Aoaer u
Beaurc CARDS army Is At Richmond
gmuBspkY
MrwrnIs. june 10,
Qgiei psrvals. 'hr .H,'r. CITY. To
ready .ulm .eu D. inhabtaus
ia the ae u 8 no, puly sarpris-
ing bui - rh- ciyil sulhorj-
lies eu exercise their fuHe-
ton, hrrelga
Tie l'ro,o.t Marhals office Is
lhrougcd with Applicants Tor permit. q
Irocted NORTH All persons are rs
quired 10 take ihs oath before he Ter
mission Is granted.
jackson rebel cavalry. which las
been lowering around the city eve
since the federal occupation, are ri
TO have gone TO Holly springs A.
most q them are lai grly inlcrrs ell IN
this eily.il is improbable that they VII
make any attempt to bum t.
The City Recorder was Yesterday
arrested BY the Pupost-Mar,hal, ior
causing the arrest ol q citizen iuE con-
ter.in. IN The street, with j Union
soldier
Tie bel cavalry are securing The
country around Grand Junction, des-
tro,hg alI the cotton that can be
6und.
Al, liaaiioas 10 ship G,o00 bales Of
cotton, ia, already been made.
The Memphis drgvs is still quite
in It's secession sympathy.
The Araidnehe is more guarded. aud
trying 10 submit quietly. Both advise
ca cable Submission to the federal
rule.
MANY stores have been opened. and
have resumed business. The markets
are rather sparcely supplied with meat
and Vegetables
Two rebels steamers were captured
Yesterday, above the city.
WAsHiSGToS, Jnne IL.
Advices received at the War De-
parimeut state that Jac kson's army
aia, ked Gen Shirlls' advance ON
Monday, A, NJ near Fort Republic
Tie conflict is laid 10 have been main.
lained for four hours by about 1000
d our men against the main body of
Jackson's army.
The enemy's FORE became so over
y helming IN numbers that our advanc
was compelled to fall back, which il
in good order, until il met the
main body Of Shields command near
Co RAIDS store. AS soon as this was
Elected the enemy IN turn retreaied.
The II ht is said 10 have been desper-
,te and the loss heavy on bcb sidcs.
80 further particulars have reached
he D department.
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Tee euemy's lo.. i lhosgll 20 bs
arso.
The cafe lrraiet succeeded Ia drv.
iax the Yankevs fntm the vooas lhsy
vrfc tryiE 20 o~cups.
TIE same FapeF siaies that St0a
pfsoarfs taken b. Ca Jat kson from
Gen. Hanks lef On "Wednesday Tor
Sail grt. n. G.
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We ihsak you Coz tao very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to "a, saa recommend car
sucsessofs, Msssfs. CoSr & Brurox. vh5 STAR
business under yEHr TavonAHLE duCvu-
srAScts They ell teerup the reputation u
the Equinox Store a, The bs.i Place 10 buy sOoas
in tbs section
Respectfully,
n. r. HURD a 90.
ManehssieF, lure ~, lses
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MARRIAGES.

h Peru, Iu1e II by Rev. Mfr Morse. Mr.
- PFMnfR, 4 Dandy, to Mrs, ElLES SHIP
II MD, a Peru