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INSURANCE.

as5-Wnt buy and sell Real Estate on Commission
Rent and ollect Rents, &c-a- 5-.l
Be8-NO charge to Purchasers. Sellers only CHARGE
for Sales OF Exchanges Actually hisds 1
98-Also issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates IL
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
FARMs, CITY PROPERTY AID OUT LorsFOH
7va9 HffS SALE Or EXCHAEGB. i..l 7d ,
81 Iacres good Farming Land in Brecksvills, about
good Il 5use and AosOn Prospect. st near Erie-St
nice Brick usaand lot on the West Side, near
the Circle. on Franklin-St. 81 500.
small Frame House on Wheat-st $3.50
stoEe House and Dwelling on Detroit-St VERY
Hoffman Blssk for sale sheap-gart on ii ne.
Soui iheast corner OF Garden and Hudson Sts. Frame
Dwelli1gqud Ssore House, $1,000. s.
Improved Farnaof zoo acre, ,R2 miles from Chicago
AlsO-Fsrm Of 40 acres in Cent. al Illinois.
q near Erie-St. S459O. r o. -..-.-f Fsr.
I2S acres c.lOics ruit land in East Cleveland
good Farm Of 80 acres, ~ miles from Medina;
eorlsiu exchange fOr small Farm near the City,
IS or 100 acres choice Land, with good Improvements,
A new House and large Lot on Taylor-St. SliG9.
House and Lot on Nc Isane-St $500
7, 5, bend II acres, on pIiHk road in Rockport. .
nice Residence Of Clinton and Taylorsts.
-Four choice Ieoant Lots On FrapkSli11st and va
valuable bu-inssstset on We er-St. ~
Lot on Burch h-St-Illxl25. $3.50.
IA III - " - BOOQ
two story frame house, barn 30I40 shed, horse
born and cheese house good water, 3CO fruit trees
SZ5 Per acre, part on time, Be-
House and lot on Parkman street; LOT 25xOO; II sto
ry frame house. barn, 80. $1,000.
81 acres on Cuyahoga River, miles from city, 45
acres good river bottom, Is acres timber, brick
house and small barn, $50; will exchange in part
for city property.
new Brick BOu5e and Barn on Detret-St., lot l25x
800, well improved fruil, &c. $500; $500 cash,
balance on 4 or years time.
House and Lot on Hamilton-St., house stories, 8
rooms; lot 33XlOO. $780,
90 nicely improved Land, all kinds of fruit IL
story Brick House, Barn. &C, in Brecksville, g.
500 VIII exchange for to acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash. =
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The Eaec. Of Ocenn PIrneles.

I'd. The Confederate pirate ships cruising
upon the ocean have made the Atlantic
carrying trade under the United States
flag SO hazardous that tonnage to an i'm
mense amount has been. transferred 10 for
eigners, to the great detriment Of our own,
and to the advantage Of foreign commerce.
Here is q point Of injury, of grsat.magni-
tude, inflicted on American commerce by
the rebellion, not generally understood by
Y the public. IkI1 d4TlETT as.
The New York Herald gives some figures.
showing how destructive to Northern ship
ping interests the rebellion is. It says -.
"since the breaking out of the rebellion
1856 vessels, with an aggreg gate tonnage of
more than 10000 tons, have been! trens-
ferred to foreigners al this port alone,
most Of which are now sailing under the
flag Of Great Britain, cur. most prominent
commercial rival, and ally Of the South
At other ports the same practice has pre-
vailed, and it would be fair to estimate the
loss Of American tonnage under it during
the past two years at 100000 tons. The
loss to us, as a matter of course, involves
consequent increase Of the tonnage and
power Of our rivals. 10 ia
eaG Again, to show the effect on our car
Tying trade, let Us glance at the Commerce
Of New York during the first six months of
the yerr 1860, as compared with a like
period In the present year. During the
former period the number of vessels cleared
at this port for foreign ports was i ,795, Of
which !, l33 were American and b62 for
sign-a difference of nearly one hundred
per cent. IN favor Of American vessels;
while, during the same period of, the pres
ept year. there have been z 197 .eiegEEqRJpfiaa,
Ame1oan-shoWing an increase in the
number Of foreign vessels and q difference |
IN tnelr favor, as compared with the FIRST |
named period Of abOht two hundred per |
cent. yI,fI
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ValIandieham's sympatbIes Wbailv ri,
the ttourh Z E'T-h r"

On page fOrty-fOur of Vallandighamls
Record, " we find the following paragraph
in speech made in Congress on the q ues-
tion, " Is there West p, After eulogiting
the South, generally, and telling what he
Is and what he is not in sentiment he
makes the following declaration; a ,i 'fi
Then, Sir, am not a Southern man
either-although in this most unhoIv and
unconstitutional crusade against the So1th.
in the midst ofthe invasion, afsan! dnsur-
rection and murder, to which she has been
subject, and with which she is still threat
ened-with the torch of the incendisrv
and the dagger Of the assassin suspended
over henry most cordial syapatkies are
IVholly Nth herr -a1k -.
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The new two cent stamps which have
just been issued BY the Department 10
meet the demand created by the new law
fixing the rates on droR letters, circula.s
transient printed matter. &C., at two cents, ts,,
are black in color, and bear finely en-
- grsEed head-of General ANDREW sIasfson.
design especially spppopriatezat the
present time when his we'll l-kno N saw.
ing, The Union must and shall be ure-
served y needs to be eepsiaessd. R8 so1ne-
% thing more practical thaR.s mere. piece Of
90 me sentiment. The poftfaigS oeGtfuies
nearly the entire surface .7of-the stsmn.
and the character Of the 6hgraYing is gucb
thst the process Of dsfacement, to y sy77IbiicI IT
must be subjeoted, is easily ana eaeet,ialIy
3f PeFfOrmed. II aHa mEl2ai3 bHEHIiR -
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NORTHERN LIGHT,

u Ha5-This Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred Miles,
embraces six degrees OF latitude, and eleven degrees
Of longitude, passing through takes Erie, St Clair,
Huron and Superior, and the besutifu Eyers Detroit
st. Clair and St Marie, with its Th0ussnd Isles, pre-
sentng TO the Tourist for Pleasure, Health orn the
pursuE Of Soie more Real attractions than any
other on the continent Of America. .... ...L. 4
Bg- Passengers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with OF these yas at Port Sarnta on the
evening Of the day they leave Detroit
sUue OF the steanaers Sea Bird or Cleveland viii
Isave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for sEperOT City touching at all intermediats pOra.
FOR FURpHER INFORMATION and all enQui-
ries regarding Freight Of, Passage, address "
OLEVELAHD AGENTS: 1000 81
ROB'T HANNA q CO., for Northern Light and
II. "a ar EFs0N & co., for Meteor and Iili-
H1ssHY Y d MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet. ...a7. .f1,y I 10
z nr T-T'f- DETROIT AGENTS: .'.. w.
B.. p. BRADY 500, Tor Irsn City, Planet an City
of Cleveland; ; If--f .-.. d. d .I. .-4 .a =
WILLIAMS & 90, for Northern Light, 1llfno and
JNp. iRifTYrI6a1Es & 90. for Traveller mar $3.50
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MORNINGLEADER
"Wednesday M0RNING. JULY 8, is3



1t appears by letters from various parts
Of Russia that there is a good deal Of soI
tivity in the arsenals and fortresses, move
ments Of troops, and other indications, as
if war was looked upon IS inevitable, The
government Of st. Petersburg in particul
lar is necessarily traEersed by troops
marching to the Baltic provinces and the
western parts of the empire. The army in
Poland, which was one hundred and .iifty
Thousand strong, is every day increased.
The Baltic ports are armed and put. in 9
state Of defense. Cronstadt and the mHfiF
time dockysrds are alive with woTkmen.
0fieers and soldiers On leave Heioin their
respective corps a military Gordon en-
circles ST. PeteFsburg- The passports Of
those entering the territory are subjected
to a closer. scrutiny than ever, and the
baggage Of those who leave IS more rigor-
ously searched for lead, sulphur, and other
articles, of which the expectation is abso-
lutely prohibited. Some time since the
engineer department had decided on pull
ing down the fortifcations Of NsrYa, and
the pulling down had made some progress.
The government has suspended the work,
and even ordered that what had been de-
moiished shall be reconstructed forthwith.
Other letters from st. Petersburg state
that there is little probability Of the Rus
sian government making any satisfactory
concession on the Polish question. This
npinion is confirmed by the formidable
Rarliks PsoP Pesatie.aa thralighhnt the Ruk-
sian Empire. One hundred thousand sol1
tliers have been recalled 70 9otive service,
to be reinforced By one hundred thousaAd
recruits, who are being organized with the
utmost dispatch. An army of reserves is
likewise spoken Of, to consist Of two bun
drsd thousand men, With, one hundred
thousand COssacks.
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FFHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
A -TRIESEMAR l, 2 and }, are protected by BOY
a Letters Pst9nt Of England, srd secured By tho
Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna. ri.
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion, Spermator
Rh0ea and all physical disabilities. ..
r No. Two completely eradicates ell traces Of thoB
diseases that have heretofore been treated by
se0us and perniciOuB use OF co psvia and Cubebs.
No Three has tirsly sup planted thsiuJuriouB usa
Of mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
venom OF diseases. t'" trhH.-' ~ .'
rElisEs "a, NOE and ,, are preparations in ghe
Orm OF LCzsnges devoid Of taste aud smen, and can
b. carried in the ss5tobst pocket Sold tn TN cases
and divided into separate doses, sdminlstered BY
Velpau, Lsllemsnd, Roux, Rcold, &C. Price s3 each;
Cases for -, which saves Sc; and in 437 cases,
Wharegy there Is saving Of 99. To Be had Wholes
sale and retail OF Or. BARROW, No, 1874 BleeekerSt
New York ,f irE rss11y = a-iE JZtfI1
Immediately on receiving remittance Or. Barrow
UnlfgrWerd the TrssemaE 10 any part Of the world
eourey packed and addressed according to the me
! EErsOld by g. w. CLARK, Agent tor Cleveland. Q
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very desirable Residence, with I3 acres of land,
convenient TO Street Railroad. -
beautiful Cottage in East Cleveland, with large
L ct. S2Ua H'r. #. n
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
iuneiI Atwater Building, foot of superioF-St.
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PLA Eft,
ME p Oh,
Captaid REDMUND S, RYDER
GTTF on iCLEVEEAND,

Captain BENJAMIN WILKINS.
Leaves Cleveland st Pm. Leaves Detroit at 10 A, n.
Friday - uiy 10 SATURDAY uly y
Wed uly 2 Thursday uly =
Tuesday,. Wednesday. Augusta
day.. August n Tuesday y-.......... August IS
Friday August 25 Saturday. August 29
Wednesday. s. Btember 9 Thursday. September 10
.FnesdisE SEPTEMBER % "Wednesday september %
Monday. October 5Tuesdsy...........October6 g
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PhiB Oenrgoy Is in succe. sful operatiop batvraar
6oston, NEW 4 prtt Cleveland tJolum bns d Sn,f1g-
heldy ", Day ton, ~. Bt. Wayne Ind Cbi-ag5 Nh
Weukes AlaalsonB Wis. St Psui ST AnfhoTSy EJt,,
neq pOllsi lilnn and all Intermediate noiT1ta -
LOqr YmeeS are opsn. MsR and Teams on hand ana
ready 20 receive feight and Packares vTieb ~ -
detfake TO forward with dispatch --N'' "e UNI
lime oen tracts givea, and TOR any deIav beyond tba
time specified all damages viii be prom ptIT 2S5 'e
~ W er4 pfelired to Garry Mereiiandife Win dJg
Patch ana at moderate rates. WIN US
-cai attention will be given to shfblnent oF J3+
lI gss5 and o. her E0rishable prnoertv which -
~ ieg5fe a. the DsPctF aud deliver in New yor -
5isang = sgonst Rates Rta moderate sdyanbe IN rag
tH1aBnl tiifius 40..af -H.f -H lT7-7 = 80
I gas..9As ueslrlas Of tending the pro Iuets NJ t6s
$500 a rr5iss "a small quantities. " II dd This
- Hlee1p!n Between passenger ira in TT,Ts-S
Il ~, - telsltl With Charges aceordinPly
eef6ns made a6 t5s country, aud MOneycol-o
BY ma II desired. T'it7ST ~ sFeclneas and sent
Z NJ u LIEN, Managing DIRECTOR in ~, ~ .,, n
vi ST 81. Rgul. y y. 80 . I IN IN me north
y y HAN, Managing D Dinseto, r,,,. -
.,l44' NJ ~ " President, Milwapkea S ago.
SAMUEL W. PHELPS 1
uu.f 'n Ih Superintendent PRinesviIIe. .IObios.
~ The SuPerintendenterA or Agent in C1is,oIo,,d ;,I
give rates and al fhiorrnai ion reifufrfi VAL
julgs5i5l -l27 BGnk-st, WsddeiI Hons ABIoC
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CERTIFICATE

'''e vi CERTIFICATE.
This is 10 certify that about eighteen months ago
cOmmenced using STERIINa's hMBROsIA.a Ny hair
was short, thin, aud rapidly falling out had tried
many air IOntes, InvigOratOrs 60. without receiV-
ing any benefit. Soon after using the AmbrOsia, my
hair ceased falling out, and commenced growing 50
rapidly as 70 astOnish Now my hair q thick soft
and glossy, and is ve feet four inches In length
when let down, reaching to the 1c0r. This WONDER
ful result attribute solely to the use Of Sterlngs
Pheed nothing else to my hair.
- No. 493 Broadway, n. Y.
49, ".' - -E7H I..zaHl
Z B8-Ne advise young persons, whose hair e begin
ming 70 fall out, to take warning IN time and save
their hair, By using the AmbrOaiR. To those who
have already lost their hair the free use OF the AM
BB0SlA will surely restore It, IL has done for thou
sands.
BaS-Or. STERLTHG's AMBRosfk IL a stimulating oils
extract Of Roots Barks and Herbs. II will cure an
diseases Of the scalp and itbhin Of the head ontre
~ eredcates dandruh prevents the hair from fllins
out or from turning prematurely gray causing Il to
grew thic and long. 1t is entirely different from an
other preparations, and can be relied on
l-It Is we'll known fact to Thousands in the gitv
OF New York that this Is the only article vet discoV
cred that will CURE the Disease Of the Scalp and case
the Hair 70 Grow.
4-PRI S4S--PRIOB Per Bo1-OOntaining two bottles. ~
q. d, STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4g3 Broadway, New York
NSfor Sale by all Druggists. NARA. R2SdkW
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4GHAWLSt- HAWI1Sl-AKoF KoFfJ m
~ invoice Of ShaEls just received ~ = - -
~ ~ 1tAfAOR, GRIsWOLD 4 CO. @
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PDsT.0EFlcE TIMETABLE.
1883 sTNMER ARRAEGENEGF . 1855
sHasl FOB The fs7EI..
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
.Et AT TIKI ....-..-1r. I.-
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

sS-lIails will be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains. 20. I..r'5.
HB-AIl Mails close one. hour before depart ture
=. ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at AS A y, M, I:4O l.55P n
Eastern Way arrives at 9.55 A. NJ.
Western Through arrives at g3g NJ, and g:2s P. a
Western Way arrives at 3 20 p. M. -..--
SRndusky Way arrives at 9:25 A. NJ l- ....
Cincinnati Through arrives at gas a. NJ, 335 P ~.
do Way arrives at e:35 P. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At BIS J. "A
do Way arrives at 80 A NJ.
MahoninR Way arrives at T.05 p n. q
Medinay Way arrives at 800 P. N. ~ F.
B0ckport &c, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdeys at u N.
Breeksvile, Bath, &o, arrives Mondays and Friday
Rt5P. II. arrs.Hsrg- .r.. 80
Sharon enter, Granger, North Boyalton, TO-, arriVe
Mondays and FridAys at 5 p NJ.
WGrrensviLe arrives daily 1t lp:l5 A. III. ..
East UleLeland and Euclid arrives daily at a. u.
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- sUPARIoR III.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CRY OF OLEYELANDi
TRAYELLEE, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY h H0RTHl
EB IIGHl yvill form The line from Cleveland and
Detroit to an Lake Superior Ports during the season.
on the following dayH;lHaH
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NhhHIO TUE bALE.
IA acres tive miles from the City, about 4Orods from
Euclid ST., on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn we'll stocke1 with Fruit Of ali
kinds. Price i,O00 Term to suit purchaser.
lOR acres, % miles from the City; first oa from Eu-
clid-St. Price 5000. Terms easy. r.| .sI d.
2lO acres in Brecksvle s. acres i'm proved balance
CHOICE timber land. S25 per acre. Terms easy.
30 acres in Boston 40 acres improved Good House
and Barn Price $50 per acre. Terms easy
l28 acres in Parma, miles from Brighton; 80 acFes
improved Good two-story House and two Barns
Price s5OO0. h. 4.a= .gnr q ...Is1-. .t T
50 acres in Newburg, about miles from Cleveland :
Good House and Barns and fne Orchard 5000.
$50 acres 30 miles from Toledo and miles rom Wau
econ Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres pTai
rie and balance timber land New House and
Barn and good Fruit. go per acre. Terms easy
... rH..- -. H -Hs -... ..a iulv2
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REAL ESTATE.
DRAYT0N s 8T0GKWELL,
=, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOUSES AND ions F0R sALE. J
once No. Atwatsr Building. Entrance throug
the Insurance Once Of 81. +. Brayton. n

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
Z story House and Lot on PheIps-St convenient "a
the Lake shore Car Shops and Rolling Mill
Price $500. II judy 'tF iI4- lI+TI
Brick HOuss and Lot, No. 76 Prospect-St Hss Gas
and Water and 8 small 0fice attached, conveni-
ent for 3 Physician. d.. H E.- ..I -T
new two-stOry House and Lot, corner of Perry and
sibleyrSts Lot6exl55; good Fruit, Water and
Gas. Price s4,2OO.
large House and Lot on O'inton-St fronting CIin-
ton Park Lot 60 feet front, running back tOtbe
Lake; Good Barn and Frait. Price s4OUO.
Matthew'S Block on south side Of Publ SQuare, with
land through to ChAmpIain. St, for sa.e CHEAP
Long time given on large shGns Of purchase mon
ey il desired.
IL story Brick Houss. Lot 44xl7O to an aIIsy on
. Franklin-St., opposite Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and Cistern S21g. Terms eagV
large new and elegant Brick House aud Barn, cor.
ner kinsman and Eorest-St Lot 2e6x3g6 $3.50
Brick House and Lot No. JohnsOn-Sts Lot s5xlOl
Price $3.50.
~ story New Brick House and Lot No % ScoviIIe-
St Lot 3Sxl4t, cor. alley and ScoTilie-St $500
Terms easy. Possession given immediatelF. p
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REFRIGERAT0RS.
ia RE.F1RTG.ERATORs

3 FR I E RAT0R s.
li o. 81 Twenty different Styles and Sizes. an ui
tsCHGoLEY's ICEBERG" Never becomes
sa.da dsmp and mouldy; 8 siEes,. rr 81 a..
soEOOLEY's TCE KING Thoroughly
Of ventilated; 8 sizes. raial -9aa.5a -
JEWETTs 'PALACE, y sizes handsome
go ly grained & finished for Dining Room.
JEWETTs HC0TTAGE,'' 2 sizes; opens IN
,ba1 front Nicely grained and finished. o.
JEWETTs H1CE TOP" 2 sizes; opens in
Ho1Ha front. r Nicely grained and finished.
ICE CHESTS, 5 sizes double Ids, Low.
41aH price. li.r ----.i-.-.saB ...l,s=-
WATER OOOhBRsLl, 2, g, and 6 gall
u. Ions, made double (, filled in with char
3 'zl coal. One piece of ioe lasts al day. 81
ICE CREAM ,FREEEERS-3, 4, 8 and 8
last quarts. The mostapproved kindTWill
li freeze cream in POUR MTEUTEs. Jaf
WATER -KedEie's and Jewetts.
,.. All sizes, from 2 to IL gallOns.1o1r N'
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS-A
.,l + splendid variety at low prices, O
2 DB-oaIl or ssnd for descriptive Catalogue OF the
absve articles. vel iIl .-4r-i sta,t -I 10.
-aiH. .al sH. f.f al w. p. EtOGsGs,
sprSO i 81 fUorner Ofsuperior and sensea-sts.
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7 LITTLE. DEALER IN REAL
LIZ ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has or
hand large lot of Farms and Farming Lands in
lfaHa an.ua. - =
'Hls s oSsr No. so south side Of Pub Square
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY.

SENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
- HH1RE DirSotionBfoE 5sif NsaIursnsntHent
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NrwNonk. Innc -.

\ New Orleans correspondent on steamer
Locust Point states that our siege bait
teries had bccn opaucl on the Port
Hudson batterie- and continuous
rain Of shot and shell poured into the enc
rv.- works. several buildings supposed 70
have contained commissary stores were DIES
trov,d and the rebels are known To be- suffer
inc. some in killed and wounded
IN expedition has driven away force OF
rebels ut Clinton. pcscrtcr- coming INTO
our lines report the rebel strength to be at
least 10 600. well clothed, hut suffering Tor
tb, want of food. Twenty-Five or thirty Oh
our mcn are daily added to the killed and
wounded list by the encmy's -harpshooters
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aid 70 he to burn the bridges on the Ohio
md Mississippi railroad Troops are moving
n intercept them.
Harrisburg dispatch of the 2Srd says
-cbcls reoccupicd Chambcrsburg about
..,Iork that morning. Federal cavalry
.i,tcts are posted within five miles of the
1t is believed that the rebels are in
-,siJerahle force at Chambersburg.
Tbz ir,r--lad Roanoke is ordered to sea -
q. 4. aid she NAV bear the flag Of the South
,,Iantic blockading squadron. She Is ex-
lied 70 leave New York Thursday.
report from near vicksburg in the Her
4 savs that Col Hatch. Of the 2nd Iowa
.-r,lry. had destroyed the railroads and
-ii,r. from Ia(;rangc 10 Grenada
Norfolk letter of the 10Th reports an ex-
.lri5n into Princes Anne County by Maj.
,n.rrv and one hundred men, who destroyed
citizen salt works. a elOCp, aud captured
~ hundred horses aud mules
Baltimore dispatch snys that a gentle
nan from Gettysburg on the 22ud declares
.-st there is no truth in the report from
harrisburg Of rebel advance on that places
dispatch from Baltimore dated oath says
r,t,rmation at Gen Schenck's headquarters
..s-es that Gen. Ewell's forces, from 10000
p, i0.O0O. are now in Maryland in the
Raonesb1ro valley
They have large quantity OF artillery and
Tbev are building bridges acro-s the canal
and actively ioraging the country
J., .,-.,s=.d into Indiana on
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\ Baltimore letter Of the DIST in the Press
says Lee has pushed up his army so that the
lett wing rests in Maryland and TO get sup
pies he has invaded Pennsylvania
Hooker has pushed his army up 30 that
his right wing rests on Poolesyillc. An adj
vance into Maryland must be made before
the rebel army can give battle.
y letter from Frederick Of the 2oth in the
Inquirer says it is not believed over $4,000
men of all arms have crossed into Maryland
and Pennsylvania.
\ special disIatch from Bedford .ays that
4oo or more of Milr,y'> mon are known TO
BE- SAFE.
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NV YORK. May l.


The Hrqlr, dispatch fro" Harrisburg
5atei the 22d. says There Is ~ Doubt that
the enemy i, fortifyins HnE'rt'""- They
hnld the country between liasa.stoWn and
wi,l;,msport with at least corps d arlnco-
probably Ewell's
Nillertown, 5 miles from Gottys'ars' nae
h...n occupied to-day by force ot re1'l
tro,rs 900 strong. rni- poiats To a move
,oert m the Northern Central kailToau i'i
tho rurpose Of isolatius Baltinor". Most o.
tho movable property tina. could he turned %
Ill account was removed before the piaee
wa. occupied, They will have to fight Tor ''''
nos.cssion Of the railroad
The first train passed over th' ne" oFi"4'
IN scotland to-day aud the r"Ilrcad eoin''"
n;cation with Chamlersburs : renewed
There is great activity here.
Gen. Ice l. believed 10 have been '@tle'
in his main object, the capture OF Washing
ton. The progress ei the eai"iSi'S"
watched with intense auNirty. The entu
have re-occupicl Grccnca>rlc hiter sk''
nisb with our cavalry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-26

News received to-day from reliable sources
;ndi..t. that zen. Carter has made another
raid into East Tennessee. capturing l@n'ir :
station. destroying the factory OF Len'ir ana
Bros. and other public buildings and tearing
IN a great length of railroad track Ills
fnr,,. consisted of 3o0o mounted infantry.
The rebels drew up in line of battle at Lon
d,r f., receive the Onion troops, hut Cen
Carter avoided that point and gave out to
fine citizens that he was going to hnoA'iii'
on Friday night to sack and burn that city
The raid is causing immense cAc'tcinen'
throughout middle Tennessee