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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-19
RULEs AND BBgULATIONS.


l. The control Of the Park will Be in the hands Of
the PrOprietOrs and Superintsnd and twelve
gentlemen Of the city, mostly heads OF families and
holders Of Mnily tickets, who will enforce Obedi-
ence to regulations and preserve strict oraer and
decorIIm.
3. Games Of all kinds viii be prohibited. except
when proper provisions are made for lhem. No
sleighs, ropes or poles will be allowed on the ice,
except such as furnished BY ths superintendent
3. Any person who WillfnllY crates di-turba
In the Park, OF In any way conducts himself In 3
manuer unbeooming q gEutleman, VIII Be expelled
forthwith, ths Proprietor reserVing the right 70
Iun1 70 all such persons their Bub8crip ptiOn money,
PRO rats and cancel their uckst5.
l. CAUTIONS and directions from the Suparintend-
eut and Psrk-keapers should IN ali cases be inme-
diately complied with.
s. Tickets not transisrable. All 2orSons viii Be
required 70 show th-ir tickets in order to gain ad-
mittance to the Park. II tickets transferrsd
Ihey will b cancelled.
s Price Of tickets vii be e scIIoWs: Family
Tickets viii be issued 70 gsntlsmen at SO each for
the winter; accom- panytng the ticket5 VIII be .
ehsck 70 each individual member Of the subscTl-
Der family, (serF iHts accepted who viii be ad-
mittsd at ali times when the Park is open Gentle
men holding Family Tickets will also have the
privilege OF introducing 70 the PArK, tree Of chuI ga
any person, nou-reBdent OF the citg ie being ca
pecially Understood, that any sers0n intrOducing
visitor will Be responsibie for bis Of her dspOrtmsnf
| in the Park.
7 season tickets viii be e. ioIEogu. D
Il Admitting n ffauna1 ma Lad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-19

Pyseidout-J 4. WEATHERLX.
Yioe Pros't-M, r. soo=F. ITrsasErsF--8. z. LEoH.
pIEH0TOns.
d. 3. UsrA, A. Quin, h. 8. Dsyis, 3. Brouhsil, a.
haEsey, A. ,. Degsesi y. y, Lester.
EHFHRHEH.
3. D. L,astsF, J. G. HuEsey. = 3. scott.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-19

He article Of msdioine, intends s., re Ne
Of Females, that has ever rsade IL aprsaEEnCe,
has met with such Universal succes as these oel-
ebrated Pills. 10 disease a 90 little understood
and consequently badly tEe6ted e. female dis
eases. These Pills are the resulf Of much study
and careful eEpersn5s in al varieties Of f5-
male Complaints, end IA Ell cases Of irreg uleFi.
ties, Suppression, LeR00rhesa Or Whites, In
danmatfon Of the Bladder. Kidneys aud " WOmh,
and loss Of Nervous Energy, their use is above
all praise. Among the many thousands thai hEFa
used them IN al parts Of the Union, none speak
ID Of them, for al Like them. They contain no
mercury, no iron, no stse no deadly ella Their
use ean do no barn, and when used accord.
ing 70 directions, always do good, gi
n. B.-Marrted ladies who have rezs0n9 % b.
lieVe themselves IN the fsmily way, should n0E
use them, ss ty thelr s0ti0Ri the womb, nais1En4
riage would be the consequence
Price-sl Per boEs4 Persons ending for PIN
VIII enclose one dollar and two aOstage stamps.
Several persons knowing tie eilescy Of thes8
Pills have advertised Es being as ants for DE.
Viohos Pills, and selling 4 worthless article.
The genuine FI0HOLs' fElLALs IEALIAE RLELs
cannot be found at any other place IN the U. $
except st DI. Hunters In1TnaFy, CleTeland, Q.
III. Hunter has in his Possession numerous Ger
tinoates aud testimoniGla, which relieved AZ
happy patients have teudered hin. and have
kindly permitted him e exhibit = those desEouI
l Of bis services.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-19
MEnlcaI.5 (. '..,.e i-7.-.s4
DR. HUNTKR'g MEDICAL InIsazT
II FIRNARK. -alser7s'n- ~ ~ .r-r

IL FIRkARX. -aI1lF-7slas 81 oI)
.ai9 - --------.-,-rA57e = ilcA
DR. HUNTER grld continues q ne old q ..-s-
tablished plsss, No ~ Mathew Block no1t1 -'.eT
lds q the Public Squsrs Cleveland, o., sEa1 Siid
'phydcian n CleYeland, treating the folcui18 m
3iaeases, namely: serofala, Csneefg, glcers, Lung
Diseases, TumoIs, Bistula Bronchial snd kheee
natisn AFus ans FsFer Seminal " eskness ad3- -
all diseased peculiar % Eenales Leacorraoe. - 3
or Whites, B9pFressions Of the Menses Painiul ~
Mensrlafou. Inflammation and gleeratiol nt - ~
the Uterus OF womb, Prolapsls or railing q a. 1sa ~
womb Al diseases Of The blood and e5ln -
entirely removed from Tie sylre ~. Al else-.-.
Of the organs Of generation Of male or female
Of thstsgsE Hens Or nature, treated e eeEeit III
4 long experience and Investigation
| - Low pFlees and quick cures Rsos1t 80
and Hlsrcurial taints entirely removed Iom ha
DF. HUNTER Il constantly curing slssg -5----7--
hson f5aF 70 eight weeks that have Teen Isstsd "a
Il by other physicians from one 70 three ysaEs-
fKoung msnl aihicted 9Th seminal Wsa5ae4
i should apply 60 Dr. Hunter Immediately, 8iihel
u person or b. letter, as be never fas 70 cuTe 81
\ His reniediss 8fs perfectly safe, and unkn0sn .
~ sfs5 P9y's9 p : Z n ~ 9Rs ms Z ss.: s. vaf
stating their diseases ~ Eriting, giving eu tie
~ 5ss b. S1a sddFsE SSsE Dr. s HuNTEE s of cisTs
land, Ohio po1 patd, and e1el9lllE . Tee. p
/ Hz-An the above diseases CURED, o. no pay,
All communicable, CONFIDENTIAL
Prom bis experience and exrsnsiVs pr1stios, hssad
makes no scrlplts in asserting that whatever p g.
undertakes IN be gpecialilys be vii nosF o1H-
be the case-Whethef from extreme debility q
prostratiOn Of the system, or nom unguooe8fE
treatment Of empiTiG8 Or selfstyled 4" u. D,is'' %
. when many have unfortunately been under, q . q
/ from the false delioaay thai many Of my pa nrr
! tents tell me kept then from rn early appHea
ton to ne, the no lea fatal IDEAS Of cTesoo s
ing the dtseesc b the adFsacemeat Of age, and e1
; 3 strictly El0rai nina; f1r they, cne ana ID,
make the case Wor5s, and if 4 k en- eariy one sd
from the cause Of being entirely fo0al, If aRset8
the entire aniI1al economy, and then requires 'a
alEEEAI a. well - local raatDelf, which Dr.
= Hunter q hsppY 70 be able % say lhst th0TOuga
LlVestig CATION, and grsst iDQfOTenenf IN tle
treatment OF private and dglic4te diseases o
both 3sxe5, OF ho85Ya. long dEEaiicHy yielz - -
bis mode Of treatment. So
II the unfortunate vslae life and health, hey
should be EgFe and cali physician FACE and Ts
: experience. ez-6O charge for advice ~
The Dc6tagis once i5 constantly tzolged yi.1 l-
2 patients from eli parss Of the country. t---r
4 | Dr.. Hunter ist the only agent IL tIg ynitsd
I, ] States for Dr. VICHOLS7 EEHALE MONTH sIes
d LY PILLS, the o1IT genuine Fsnale Ptls n
the United ststes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-19

~ Persons calling for the above viii plsass say
:. Advertised" COWLEs. P. "a.
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j. j. W izrman, LienL. COL slst U. V.
Geo s. Mygatt. Major Z"
Z. s. Kimberly, lst Lieut.. & A. A.
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Map of Richmond, Virginia, showing its
Hills, Railroads, Public Buildings, and
its entertainments on the North,
East, and West.
East, and West.

AMI particularly tho Trcdegar Iron works, have
out ordnance aud material Of war. The annual
exports oi Richmond before the rebellion reach
cd to near : ,uo0, 900, and its imports three
quarters oi a million hut since II had the honor
ut being the rebel capital It's foreign cominorc.
has been exiting lishci. Vessels or gunloa, .
drawing ten ic.t can ascend to- within q mlls nf
the city. ut a place called Rockets, from which
the rchrl capital could lie conveniently shrllcl.
Vessels ot J. feet draught ascend To Warwick,
three milos below. A canal has been bult
around tho falls, and above thcm there il navi-
Cation for over 200 miles. The James River
and kanawha Canal, intended 10 extend TO Co
yin;ton, is compleiciior 200 miles.
Richmond has very extensive railroad COM
muications, being the terminus Of five roads
running 10 Frelcrickahurvh and tho Potomac
(nnw in our hando to Wcs, roin, and H.. York
River Gin our hauas). retcrshurph and Norfolk
(partly in our hluls), to DirNillc Va. to Jack
sons River, 10y tho Central Railroad. anil from
these the connections lead all through the South
crn States. Opposite the tily are tho two
towns ot Spring ilill nnl VI chichester.
Richmond was founded in i1i2 became the
capital of the Stat. of Nir,inis in i7Gg. and IN
ior th" Confederate States of America, who's.
tpn,Ic-s assembled thcrc on july 20. lis hit-
tory since then is onl, too familiar to the coun.
try. Around the city are various hills eNtcndin.
n great distance, on tho most important o
which Qualifications were erected last Summer
in tho days Of the On Ia Richmond cry.
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i,sici ty tie Confederate States, or scrip or an,
tfatc IN the same II forbidden.
1t HIS been rcpresenId 10 the Comma ling
General hv the civil authorities at these CO ~.
crate ubi,s ~ tie form of bank notes IN y great
measure. are the cniy Institutes iut I'd 'ney Icl
the people have n,eu allpNci g. lave, aid tust
grcti distress would en-c .u.- M d. 'rrr c'ss
es II tie circulation q such ictcs Should be sup
pressed.
Such circulation, therefore will he prmitt,is a.
long any one will I've ucuusiitlate ,unu.A 10 re.
ceve them, until further orders. ~ publication %
newspapers, pamphlets ur hsnlhils, giving sc-
counts of the movements Of the al,ders " tie
United states w1lun this department, t,hc,,-
ins in any way upon tie United States, or tend,
INK In any way b. iut.en the public tnind
ags'nstihe nitsd States MI hc permtt,d, aud all
suclcs of WAT news, editorial comments. or cor
roSpondcuce making comments upon the move
iuonts " the tnted states. must he submitted T.
tine s>aminat on of All officer. who will be detailed
for that purpose from tacsc hes quarters.
The Transmission of all comuu!icstlons by tclc-
grnph vii lie under tie charge " AN othccr from
these headquarters.
The armies of The United States csnc here NJ, tn
destroy but to rrstcr. order cui of chaos 10 uphold
the government and the laws in the place ci the
" passage" Uf men.
H. ,his end. therefore the Efforts " all the well.
disposed ar, invited, to have every species Of dis
order que.cd, aud Il any soldier of the United
States should far forget his duty cr lis nag ~
commit outrage upon any person or property, the
Commanding General requests his name to he in-
e,antly reportcd L. the Prov II Guard - that he
may he punished AMI his wr"ngful act icir, u.
The municipal authority, ~ far Hs The police of the
city and crimes concerned. ~ extend ss before
inicst 4, hereby suslcpd,d
AL ssscmhsgcs 81 rsins In the streets either
ly day or ly night, tend ~ disaster, aud AZ" Tor
liii,n. Various cumi sn.cs, comprising the IRE
department " New Orl, Hna will be perm tied to
retsin their organizations, ami are to report u she
Provost Marshal. So that thev may ue known ani
not interiercd with Ia their duty
And finally It may be sufficient To add ~thous
further enumeration, that all tie requirements Of
marital lav Willie imposed g. loys AZ In the iudg
ment ofthc United states authort - may oe neccs'
aary, and willie II is desired hy these authorities 10
exercise this Government mildly aud after a.
ussgcs nf the past It must not ho supposed that -
will not 10 vigorously aud firmly ,imius,ercd, ~
the occasion calls fot Il.
u, command OF Maj -ion. RrriRH,
Gro. II. stRosd. 4 A. a, Chief u stat.
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4
trrirdt, aud confdcnrdi.I
| Capitll c. :. A., Richmond, April 18th, 50.
| sir,--It can no LONGER tc denied that the pros.
pcc,s OF success f1r the southern Confeleracy are
gloomy and forbidden on every hand, whether
through lack Of skill or open trcachery of the on.
GERS Of our army ami navy Il matters MT, we
have met with disasters and defeats. with
| continuance II ouch results, ere three months
| shall have passed sway, our bNssted Confeicracy
will e,is, only in history. The past shows that We
need larger displays Of patriotism, military skill,
personal bravery, AMI firm spirit ~ devotion ~
| tie great cause in which have enlisted Unless
these REQUISITES dev.lope themselves sp,u 10 = tit
ting extent, we fight IN vain Unless we have more
clear indie .on- that the great heart OF TIE people
| - VITA us, our efforts will u, futile. The Govern
mrit Is impatient g. retrieve the disasters that have
uelen Va sad thatsyet stare us ia the face on eve.
~ hsui unless the people rally to It's sssi,tspcs
Cls'iau 10 sireadng moving on the Potomac
Nsl.cck's operations In the Southwest At every
step sa, ,ess'u sgsinst us The federal army and
navy are sitrely nen1cus the metropolis of the
| S'u,hwest. aui TIE hey To- our ertiiarieS
| Florida u ovcrsuu ly Northern invaders, while,
wherever We iu =, s,S- ON nu slS ,nciu. army
In ihisuyins emergency the government appeals
to tie people,, the brave hearts ,nd sturdy wills
II NE south. It cries Awake ! your hands have
can nut 10 the plnnyh. AMI viii v,n uo,, I,,l
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Eglu, Tw-luh aud Fourteenth Iowa. and ih,
- ry eighth Illinois II, sdmtLt'h have been putt,-o
u,rr, forming a'uiumrid known NJ tie Tninn Ri
gAi., under cnnre of Lirut.-C H.kcr formerly oi
tic Iowa Second Tho divisions of MlClcrn,ui,
Wallace, & iit,ulcu and Hamilton are cunstitut, Il
H.. army 81 te the lnst named ou ta len,
ia" others ou th. ri{ under command - MAJOR
G.u. Jutn A. N, ,Cl'rnhud, of Illinois. Tu,sr npt
sbuut the "uly change Il Impurtnic" that have oc
CURED within "a short time, and vii probably re
main permanent. Gen. II icDk, yesterday loit hs
c,up At thc Landing, mai ,tur uut lcIr to take the
hc,d Ia person. prrsrd m au lid -ouch,d hat,
q IHl,'r,iikc Ia hif other attire, ho chime Ruug
through pctug rain, looking ne unlike great
General as VOL could hr. lis presence seems t
excite tie utmost cuuilcuoc In the armies From
this point, running south, IL rl", nl,ul and be-
hind which arc encamIed tho National armies,
rhr'c miles west, aud running parallel with tbs
riIso, In uupth,r, ou which T. 'uDruu,d tio ud-
vance OF H. AurcsHrd. viii tie naked eye we eau
discern their tonis aud "c,Wipra sIyads oi horse
mon IA tho open spaces among the trees,
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NTTON
The War IL the GouthW est


.- ~" "'' "'y if'-opeoiaI 10 The Chica8o
o. '.,'l Vi =,
Nv " ~ IA eI9trh Noin Fprt Wrisis
''r ~ .''' ''' r' ~. asvs Tat rGbcI tug hss
~ '''"'ht W ilut t'e tsnui tsret tonuoft eve'y
| " 4 "hl'h seems 20 .hi c,te renewed act VIZ.
~ si"s reH N'r'' 'tig IN h'- nrinentarIy 3.
l "cs"I'of ans o. toa % '.c ia Lat Esnic,
Jfstt H.. ~ ,t'i u Vt ts Rebel rare Zoo tAc eu.
sSs' m''i o"gi lay was ~ sun' as oted, t'o
~ ict. shattered. D'ir giuners nntu,,t tvdiv
hr"i n"t tl'ir slo,s loy' vttef lu". r'cy
- " .aic the rain wss hc1vi " risted ESi rnc-
4, Hnri uHu Pic ~ tic op mon that had tie eains
~. lr' ,' shnt. teen FIRE. 4 We water lus - h.
l, Oct vn4.. have s'i every rebel crI.t IT, tho
-, Tic & t,rtsr rsitlit. a.. TIC rel 81 hsst
'tiet.t uuts ,u.a1rd ln rel iItias tie
-. a. .mlruy IthfiiIy 10 return M .~rttiy
e,,,,.>', - l.rtr.
ri -, thew, 'tom Ptt.l lutg snys trrt It IL MT
'." &c rn at. < wu.i'l ie made ar 4 . enr.
..I-'uL.. 70 or sevtrsi days our ss.. .uu. arc
"y litn.
"'' - SILL advancing cautausi,, care.
a. s,.,, IS b, dyanc,s. Al his m1v.mon's
10y "i'' u the suprus ton lla the entu,y -
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lATURpAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1862.


fHE fall Of ReJcldom Is sending M the fiinn-
u resources ard reputation Of the Federal
Pvernment In o manner unknown to the his.
W Of the past. Perhaps never, within the
ericnce Of the civilized world, has nation
fn called upon 10 combat " many nialign in.
enccs, such before band destruction Of its pro-
DIRTY and credit, and the vindietive opposition OF
lch colossal financial powers, as has the Re-
oblic Of the North during the year which hes
BASED.
In the summer # is61, the public stocks wefa
warde, from the Treasury at IS per cent, ani
khese Afterwards dcpre,iated on the marse, 10 =
fraction below so. In August Of the same year
Hsasury note, bearing : S-l0 rsr cent. inter
ast, were furnished 10 the public at par, which
B. 'ved of them largely, and tho banks took
- .vv, oco,M0. During tie gloom @. the winter
these notes DEPRECATED considerably and the
Durien Of holding them contributed materially
10 the Suspension of specie payments by the
hanks. These issues we're followed by demand
Treasury notes, which speedily tell to discount.
The whole debt Of tho United States may now
|be briefly stated as follows:
1 rvs and six per cent?, Old deN 10. s5i 200. 600
IL per cents of 1861. due In is-i.. G>.aOJ. 0o0
Treasury bonds, $50 per cents. i>A. 1l;.Ow,od1
Treasury Notes, 8 p,f cents. 1903. 5000, 'oo
Treasury Cort'oa, pee ct1., IJ mrs. tn.Hn.U,0
United Bt,tos Notes OF Circulation. 100000 ,opO
Total debt My 10, is6I....... $40, ,ooo
OF this dclit al the six per cent stocks nrc at
nbou, l0i, while the 7.jO Treasury notes stand
n, LOG, with prospect of speedy advance u both
classes Of securities 10 llj and 1s0 ore mid
summer. Under these Circumstance there is
little doubt that the Government will command
all the fund, it wants for the further prosccu-
s'"- :. var at five per cent. interest. With
out 4" -sn all, and solely upon our own r
.Jrces, TO nave gone through so momcn,ou-
struggle with so much comparative ease, Is a
credi. to our National energies which few at
home Or abroad viii be disposci to gansay or
deny.
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Tho above Is an accurate map Of Richmond
with sketches Of the steep hills which surround
the city. In tho diagram Fig. represents tho
Capital; 2.2.2--th. Railroad Depots 8--reni-
tentisry i--Poorhouse 5-City Hall T.
State Arsenal.
The city, 10y last census, had u population OF
thir,y-ci.,i thousand souls hut the great inilu \
oi civil and military official and refugees from
othei parts Of III. state, has probably RAISED IL.
of late, to much higher figure. ], IL situated at
the head of tde-watcr, nj the lower falls OF james
River, about one hundred AMI fifty miles from
i,s mouth. The city occupies u mos, pitturcsuic
situation, being built on Richmond nud Shockoe
bills which are separated hy Shockoc Creek aud
surrounded by beautiful scenery. II IL regular
~ laid out and we'll built, the streets, which are
lighted with gna, crossing each other at right
angles. On Shockoc lin are the State Capitol
and other public buildings. The Capitol il an
imposing eifcc. nnl contains in its central hall
li"'ldon'r celebrated statue of Washington. On
the east oi the square is the Governors mansion,
now occupied lv the lrunkntd aud traitor Ietch-
~. Jch. Davis RESIDES in n private mansion,
which was purchased for him by the rebel Gov
crumcn, IT," city ha. many fine public build
ing4, six banks. thirteen newspapers, and twcn-
| ty-thrcc churches. In one oi the thrss rr.-hy-
tcrian churches lcir. Davis worships
The falls of James River afford immcnse WA
TER power and there are very extensive factories,
including four cotton and about fifty Tobacco
factories, flour mills rolling mills, forgc., fur
n.ccs, machino shops, &C.. the latter uf which,
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Letter from our special Corresponden mt
Near Charles'on.-The Capturs Of that
City Next In Order.
JosEs' IsLAsD, sEAA Polr
ROYAL, b. C., May 8, '02, :

~ D. BEACH,
Dear sir.--A small detachment Of the troops
round here have been ordered up near Charleston;
there has two three regiments gone from here
and about the same number from Hilton H. 81. The
batteries on Tybee leland being removed Ia that
direction also, Fot Pulaski is being repaired AZ
fast ~ possible aud most of the guns 10 be taken
North and rified. There are seventeen sick prison.
ers in ths Fort who ere ~ be sent " Savannah
soon; some Of them claim ~ be loyal others are An
rabi ever, but all Of them have lost faith in the
brick walls No movement has been made by our
gunboats up the river The rebels are busy there
bui ding batteries at every available point. Their
Surs.,,. ---4> s'-'.. Jo.-I.ys hu. Dc pn, .iUr.
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Riveri
"GuEBoAT gALgNA, sunday, May II.
81 suppose by this time you have heard u the
Gslena lehylng Hampton Roads. ! was Glad u' H.
Tor such fine ship as this ought not 20 10 KEPT
idle ia such times "A these, and the boys were
all anxious for a fght. We got under way and
left tee Roads is minutes past seven o'clock on
III. morning u tho sth, and IL was not long till We
passed SGwals Point wit! out one shot being fired
at US. As we passed Newport News we were hailed
hy loud and long cheers from tho men OF the fort
who were glad TO see us make q move h. help their
brother soldiers, But we had only pssaad them
about twenty Ave minutes when, TO our great Joy,
= battery hove Ia sight IL WAS first seen by the
wel-etpetcnced eye Of our gallant captain. lie
gave orders l. Lioutenant Newman u coll all hands
b quarters. which be did in his usual cool way, for
he IL always cool and brave.
"Ths order was promptly oboyed by tie crew,
who thought every minute an hour, n try their
skin on the rebels. They soon had chance. tor
fifteen miuutcs to ten o'clock tho ball wns opened
by our pivot gun forward. The shot iell short
The second ai.l t!ri were fred, but thcra wa
no teply. We re- :" und-r ui"'r n.'. i.i...
al u thr e.. >.n'e o. 80,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-24

Chicago, May IA SPECIAL dispatch TO the
TErrtsE, from Caio says;
The subloincd cir, ii'ar from JET. Davis stplsins
Itself
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-24

Tho following Ii list OF the losses Of the insur.
ance companies OF this city aud other places by the
recent great Are ut Troy
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-24

Sslron WusoS has written . letter deny.
In. that S~ retaty Stanton or himself have in-
,.r'cr,d suh Cen. MsClellan's plans tor the
prosecution Of the war.
The Hon. Chat,cs Jared Ingersoli, died at HIS
r'silorc in PhilAdslphs, on the lith INST. Mr;
lt.x~soll WAS n son Il the eminent lawyer aud
! Pnl., ,l,.t, lar.l ingersoll, who was ona VI the
! ,.m.,s Il lto R,,' - Constitution.