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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-29
FROM PHILADELPHIA,


The excitement in the city is intense. Third
street Is thronged with people awaiting the
news.
The merchants have resolved to close their bu-
fffe.,--Asas- to recruita reg iment imme ediatslY.
ter. The Provost Cftrla--A-5. started inlrh- mot
marching through the streets. = -
A special TO the Herald from Harrisburg ct
o'clock this morning says the enemy demanded
he snrr- nder Of Bfechanicsburg which was com
piled with. r
our cavalry retreated in good order
Ne1t morning they pulled down the tied
states flag and raised the rebel cOlors. The
town was very qUiet-mOst Of the people having
lett
The Rebels captured quantity Of salt, -four,
&C. at Kingston, belonging 70 Coy rnment.
General " f. Smith commands our forces
/ west Of the Susquehanna.
| The rebels were driven to the east Of Cham
| bersburg on Wednesday and on Friday they
/ moved towards Shippensburg. Their force is
/ from 5000 to 1C,000 strong
The Hersld's special say the rebels have pos
- Of York aud have thrown out picksEa
- -~easter.
tOWar Is La - -ost-r,3oJy made a m arch
A large numbe. Several -uttlers who
mand OF FItz Hugh La 4 a number Of
into Annandale captureo II
were IN the vicinity, and burne
hosPital storesi suttler's wagons, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-29

A Commemorative stated in Fridays
paper that the two stubers, Greiner and
Snow, indicted by the Grand Jury for their
part in the Holmes county riot, were
admitted to bail on their own recog-
nizances. They furnished frst-rate bail fer
81 900 each, and would not have been allow
ed their liberty fer the offense charged to
them, in any other way.
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ALBANY, June 2.
A letter received in this city to-day, from
Colonel Lewis Benedict, Of the I62d Regiment
New York State Volunteers, dated Banks head
quRrters, June 18Th, (ssme day of the Tribune's
tstssr) says two Wisconsin regiments were cap
tured at Port Hudson.
Il makes no mention Of any fight as stated in
said letter, but says all was quiet, and it was
qui certain there would be no renewal Of at
tack for several days.
New Orleans letters state our loses in the re-
pulse at Port Hudson, on the 18th, to be 100
killed and wounded. Among the wounded is
General Paine, in the leg, seriously.
There is no doubt Magruder, with 1900 or
1000 men, destroyed all propety we did not
move. He is also fortifying at Franklyn to de-
6y -6th4teoGntry should Port Hudson be taken
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our mont with the enemyin sight II was intend,
ca 20 oloW up the earthWorks on evacuatfnQ O..
hsle, put the regulars would not allow ia seys
raj thousand dollars worth Of ouarteTmasteria
stores fell into the hands Of the rebels Thers
are ABOUT six hundred rebel zvalry in Carlisle.
A Mechaniesburg dispatch At ten o-cloct- 4,
the evening saws there is no prospect that ths
rebels VIII be there before Sunday morning.
H4RRIsBURG, June 2s, 6PM
The rebels are within three miles Of the e.ty,
and are throwing shells. -
Our troops are within the entertainments, and
will make bold stand.
EIGHT O'clock, P. N--The bridge over tha
Susquehrnnah at Columbia is in flames
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-29

TEACHERS Those that have
engaged to entertain ladies attending the
Convention, may expect them on Monday
evening or Tuesday morning.
The local committee have not yet secured
sufficient number OF places. NJ iea0s ~
hundred more are needed. An urgent re-
quest is again made upon the hospitality of
our citizens in return for like favOrs received
by our teachers, elsewhere. Any one willing
to receive guests will please send immediate
notice of the same to Dr. Theodore Sterling
at the Central High School.
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A WAR MEETING AT DOvER.-We have
received an account of an enthusiastic meet
ing held at the Congregational Church at
Dover, on the evening of the 26th instant,
which we are obliged to omit on account Of
press of matter. The meeting was addressed
by J. E. Ingersoll, c. L. Russell, and II. B.
DeWOlf, DR.. LathrOp presiding. The meet
ing resulted in adding seven recruits to Cap
tain Deming's Battery. Our Dover friends
show their patriotism in all their movements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-29

Coon SCHOLARSHIP The highest stand
ing on the examination ofcandidates to enter
the High School, was obtained by James
Williamson of the Rockwell Street Mr.
Hunt's) School. His average grade was 9S15.
The highest standing among the girls was
attained by Flora E. Gridley, of the same
school, who stood 95 6-I0.
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FROM NEW nRIr,Ns

The steamer George Cromwell has arrived
here from New Orleans the 2Ist
The Era OF the 2lst states that two eavalry and
one infantry rebel regiments an a battery of
OF artillery sta ioned az Indian Village nine miles
IN the rear OF Piaquemine, made a dash with q
ol the cavalry into Piaquemine, which place was
unguatded, and burned the steamer Anglo-saT-
ton, barge and venty-five bales Of cotton.
7 senty conyslescent Federal soldiers Were
Ia en- n Indian Village. Captain Albert Stearns
escaped.
T e Louisiana State Bank viii again res unae
business.
No news from Port Hudson.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM VICKSBURa.
Council of War--Terrifo Cannon
ading---GaValry Raid.
ITO the Cincinnati commereial.l

| To the Cincinnati Commercial
MEMPHIS, via Cairo, June q.
Wehave no arrivals from below to-day,
and no news.
Matters at Vicksburg are becoming in
tensely interesting. Our advices are to
Sunday. A council of war was held, last
ing two days, during which there was a
cessation of firing. The council termina-
ted on Saturday morning, when terrific
oannOnading was opened all around the
lines, by batteries and mortar boats.
Prisoners and deserters still assert that
provisions are very scarce in the doomed
city.
No civilian can go beyond Helena, and
the presumption is that in few days, at
most the struggle will come off, and
Vicksburg pass into our hands.
A large FIRE, supposed to have originated
from the explosion of shell, occurred in
Vicksburg last Wednesday night
Navigation below is getting to be quite
difficult, the rebels being in such force as
to disregard POrter's mosquito feet.
Ellet's marine brigade is now on guard
at Miniken's Bend. Ii should be inoreas
ed in men, and sent up to give the fellows
fight on land.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazelte.l
CAIRO, June 26.
TLo ,too-.o,. No~.;,o,,.oI ,,.;,-,5 - II
o'clock last night. Her dispatches were
forwarded. She brought Memphis news
of the Oath. From the Bulletin Of that
date, L learn that the Yazoo River county
has been the scene lately of brilliant
raid by detachment Of the 18th Illinois
cavalry. Major James Grant Wilson, BY
orders of General Washburn. The last
tip was made towards Meehanicsburg
where Joe Johnston was reported to be
massing large fOrna- They first secured
the picket guard of the enemy, which had
taken refuge from the falling rain in g
house. They learned from the prisoners
that company of rebel cavalry were at a
house near by and dashing forward, came
in front of about four hundred Confeder-
ates instead of fifty. The rebels were sur
priaed, however, and not being prepared
for an attack, they received a vOlley from
the carbines of our men, who then closed
in upon them with pistols and sabers.
Many saddlers were emptied, whereupOn
the enemy broke and ran in every direc
ton. Twelve prisoners we're captured, and
IA horses and large quantity of small
arms were taken. Our men being in the
minority did not pursue, but beat hasty
retreat, reaching camp with the loss OfOue
man killed and one wounded The pris-
oners acknowledged to considerable loss
in killed. They were ofthe 1st Mississippi
cavalry. With nine other regiments they
had arrived that morning from Bragg's
army. Major Wilson and his men have
been highly cOmplimented for their gallant
conduct.
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NEW YORK mARKET.-June %.

Cotton More active and 1c better Sales at C6@
Csc for Middli Up'ands.
FlOuF-CO Times irregular and unsettled. ship
ping round hoop ohio and extra State scarce a
command full prices. All other kinds dull and
dTOopng.
kales at s5,456575 for extra State: $3.50 d6O5 for
extra round hoop Ohoi S6,lU@76O for trade brands,
closing dali.
Whiaky-Market quiet Sales at 44z6l5c.
Wheat-Opened quite firm, closing dull and
dropping tus sers generally refusing to pay yester-
day prices.
The sales are at sI.I6aI,35 for Chicago Spring
a ,270l a. for Milwaukee Club 81 ,ffD 40 tor win
ter red western s,378l4f for winter red Illinois.
COrn-Le-s g prices unch4nged. Sales at
&c or shipping Western mix d, including ne boat
load early in the day at 7J5sc.
Qats Du and heavy sales at 7ta77c.
FOrk-Matks h & a rmer and less doing Sales at
l',50Ol.75 for old mess; Sl2gi 1I7IZ5 tor ew DO
3lO,jaGI ,2j for old and new prime and EI3 jGI6O0
for new pr me moss.
Beef-Market quiet.
Bacon sides-Narket dull and nominally un-
changed
Lard Opened firm and closed less active AID
scarcely so firm. Sales at 9AGlO7sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-29

MHITARY.-General Darlington return
ed from Indiana on Saturday and will make
a thorough inspection of Camp Cleveland to-
day, and commence tho tactical instruction
of the troops tomorrow. General Caring
tons Office will be in the Cleveland, COlum-
bus & Cincinnati Railroad building, with Of
fee hours from u to 2 the remaining time
being devoted to duty at the Camp of Instruc-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-29

CAPTAIN BARNITz Nor DEAD The, Gin
cinnati Gazette of Friday morning contains
a communication from Mack R. Barnitz,
brother of Captain Albert 7. S. Barnitz, de-
nying the statement that the latter was dead
Captain B. was badly injured by kick from
a horse, but will recover.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-John G. Remington,
an old resident Ofthis city, Who has kept
fashionable saloon on Bank street for long
time, died yesterday morning at about four
O'Clock Of cholera mOrbts. He had been en-
gagged at his business during the previous
evening, and had exhibited no signs of ill.,
ness.
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A SUCoEss.-The bazaar held by the
scholars Of Mrs. Days school was a COM
plete success. The young ladies netted for
the sOldiers' Aid Society $7445. This is
doing remark ably well for the unpretentiOus
character Of the performance. The display
was charming, and created a great deal of
pleasure for all concerned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-29

John EIlsler-Academy OF Music.
Hover Higbee-Eew Goods.
Pe,ton Breei-For Chicago and Milwaukee.
ThOs. Chapman Special Eotice.
lO7 Bank-St Rooms to ReDt.
". Melhinch-Peach Blew Potatoes.
III Orange-st-Grey Mare for Sale.
Bates Scarborough -Eotice-FOr Sale.
Hudson's Tooth Paste-LocaI Notice.
Il Pub. sqUare-soda Wafer-Looal Notice.
Oleye'a and Institute-Commencemen
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due discharged soldiers, also the widow, children
rightful heirs Of all deceased soldiers; also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who wss DIS
Ab ed IN the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, OrOrph-
an sisters as they are seYerally entitled under
the law Also,
hack Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months men; money
due teansters, and every other class Of clam
growing out Of this or any other war.
~ Avoid Claim Agents who nre not LIZ
Bsusad. y
We publish "The soldier's Friend" paper
of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
send us your name snd stamp, and we viii send
LcoPy treei or twelve copies, ore each month,
or IS cents.
Apply 70 rs in person or BY letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C,
comp ished what we undertake.
--.l O. 6. BRUCE,
Omee-Lymsn's Block, near the Court House.
Cleveland lanSl:H
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Pest once Notice.
POST OFElCEt
CLEVELAND, June 26, Is

CLEVELAND, June 26, 1858,
Under the new Postofiee law which goes
into operation July lst, 1868, Postmasters
are peremptorily forbidden to give credit for
postage, drawer or box rent. They are also
required to make oath in their quarterly
statements that they have not given such
credit.
Box and drawer holders are therefore here
by notified that the rent must be paid quar-
terly in advance in all cases. All boxes OF
drawers not paid for by the 10th day of July
will necessarily have to be vacated.
z CowLEs, P. N.
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TOs SOLDIERS AND rHE1R HEIRS

d. ". GAGE, Successor to Gage Bruce,
IB authorized and licensed by the United States to
coll q Pels ions Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims inst the Go eTnmenf oi the q. 5 and o.
the state Of Ohio. By late lsw Of OOuFress Soldiers
DISCHARGED BY Of WOUNns received In service,
srs entitled 70 $40 Bounty So diers oi the fhrBe
months Bersice and large number Of Others are en-
titled to pay for service b. fore beng mustered into
the q. S. Service aud tho ssnds who not mus
tered in at Al entitlfd g. pay. All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected BY
applying personally hV Letter enclosing stamp to
d. ". GAGE, l6S Supsr0r-St.,
Opposite the Merchants Bank,
Il
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
WasuTNnrnN- lima q

General Dix felegrsphs as fpliows:
FORTREss MONROE, une 3s-ColOnel Spears Of
the II Pennsl lvsnia cavalry, whom sent Ous
Two days ago, completely destroyed the budfe
over the south Anna, captGTed General W p.
tenant and 100 priyates, and brought them in
He also brought in 81 wagons with SIX mules
each snd $50 mules in advance, and IS or 100
hors 3. BE took $4,000 in Confederate Bonds
Richmond.
Colonel spearls loss is three Kned and eight
wounded.
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Brigadier Genera

To the MiiiIary Committee Of Cleveland.
GEETLEMEE:-I invite you to meet me
in the Angler House parlOr this afternoon at
two O'Clock, to consult as to present duty,
under the call of his ExcelIency, the Govern
or Of Ohio. HENRY B. CARRIEGTON.
Brigadier- General.
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S. ]. LEWIs, seeretary.

Mrs. HILLANcE has opened a Female
Intelligence Office at the foot of Superior
street, in the AtWster Buildings, where she
will procure situations for girls for twenty
five cents. june26:446
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FROM NEW TO~-

The enrolment oftbis city is nearly complete.
Nearly 3O0,OO0names are enrolled.
The steamers Ericsen, Uaited States, Gov
riBuoki1ghsm, T. G.. Scott, and bark D. y.
Murray leave Today in search ofpriFateers. The
tsamer Honduras sailed last night and the
Than - leaves Monday.
Admiral Dahlgreen sailed from Philadelphia
for Port Royal to day.
ShelbyviIie, Tenn ssee, has been occupied by
Fedora forces, Bragg's army having evacuated
tina town
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Z LOU Ri
LOU Ri

ELOUR-400 BBLs. Double Ex-
IRA RAD WHEAT FtOTR, For sale by
mayI5 r T. LYON = ~ r ILL.,
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BAKER HAD THEM.-The New York pa
psrs failed to arrive yesterday by mail.
Baker, however, had them as usual upon mis-
counter. Baker never disaPPOints his Gus
tomers
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DR.. BETTELET gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
oally. Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 2Ss
Perry street. mar17;z44
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-29

~ DR.. Gibson Professor OF Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
Bia, rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
EhroGtS HsErt, Lungs, LAYER and Urinary Or
gAnz, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
EiYen 70 many formidable cases cured in this
city afssr other physicians had failed. See sd-
Vertisement in another column. Once No. lis,
geBaaa street.
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WEST SIDE RELIEF AssoCIATIoE.-The
will be a meeting of the Society, at the High
School building, West Side, on Monday eve
ming. the 29th inst, at ~ o'clock. A full
attendance of the members of the Association,
and those interested, is desired
I. U. MASTERS, President.
G T.p1rre Cacratarv
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FROlI WAsHINGrON.

WASHINGTON, June q.
In pursuance Of the direction Of the Secretary
Of Police heretofore published. the second sale
Of captured and abandoned eottOn win taka
place at st. Louis, July sth.
The Office Of p stnaster A. B. Williams was
robbed yesterday o $500 The M ney has been
recovered however, with the ption Of 81 40.
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sphoroorypos.

Simpson Is, beyond all question, = superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get hne
ikeEess to call upon him. A visit 10 his gall
Iery, No. 95s Superior street, win richly repay
bnth sftisaa and stranF1f Re7ts
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CLAIMS.
DENsIONs AND BOUNTYi
HidnHs OF nnleers and Soldiers

who have died or who have been killed in service,
their minor Children or depen dent Parents, Brothers
Sister, entitled TO fnl pnsions and arrears Of
pay and 800 RDunty and wounded So diers are ent-
tied to pension 70 the extent OF d. ability All who
have served TWO years or who have becn discharged
BY reason Of Wounds re entitled to 800 Bonnly.
The undersigned, late Lieut.. Col 7Th Ohio NOlun-
tesrs has opened an Ofioe in Warren, Trumbui Co..
Ohio, 70 prosecute the
PENSION AND BOUNTY BUSINESS,
and VIII lso prosecute oil business against the Gov
ernment in any Of its D. partments His long expert
iu the busness and long service in the army and
his thorough quaintance with the manner Of doing
the bu uainess and how snd where TO obtain evidence
In al cases. gives him advantages Ovrr all o. her per
sons engaged in the business. He charges ONLY the
legal fees-e50 in Pension cases, with q charge OF
81 80 for each afdavit where additional evidence is
required
6RSOldiers, write 70 him, or call on him a. his Of
oe II you write give iu history Of the and en-
close stamp and you viii get satsfac ory answer BY
return mail. J. r. ASPER,
Attorney st Law,
auris.Afs Warren Trumhull Co, o.
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LADIES, if you want nice, cool dress 60
to Kendall's, or any other dry goods store.
But if you want delicious glass of Cream
Soda Water call at Halls, II Public Square.
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This appeal of General Burnside must be
promptly responded to, or our State is certain
to be invaded.
Allow me to recommend that all places Of bu-
sness be closed at three o'clock in the afternoon
OF each day for the coming week, and that every
loyal man devote himself to the noble work OF
raising troops, to save our State from invasion.
The camps OF rendezvous designated by me
are in complete readiness to receive all who may
wish to respond to this call
If the enemy know that we are prepared 10
give them warm reception, they may not st-
tempt to invade us, but if we remain destitute of
a force to meet them they are certain to do so.
Rally, then, for the protection of our fre-sideg,
so sacred and dear to an. far,
[signed:l DAVID TOD. Governor
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Vox PoPULL-All who use Hudson's
Unrivalled Tooth Paste pronounce it good"
Sold by all Druggists and Dentists generally.
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS

Commissions from JEFF. Davis.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from Silk or Bunting in best
yIe on short notice. G. ". CRowELL a Co.,
mayIa.46lr q. 1. III Superior St.
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CHICAGO MARKET-June %.
[BY TELEGRAPH.l
Flour ull.
WheRt-Active. Sales at 81 ,OOaI,Is, aesording TO
locati n.
COFn-Active and declined &c
ReceipIs-ElOur nOre wheat 1900, corn l62OOO.
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gsIdIsrs' BountY, Pay and Pensions.
We are authorized by Government to collect
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SEEDS.

.SO0BUsH. CHOICE GLOVER SEED,
OUO sOa bush choice TIM THY SEED,
100 bbis MEsS PORK.
mavIa CLARK ROCE TFFT TUL,
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LOUISVILLE, June q.
r.. O., '~eh and haitian
Tee Cumberland is rising an Ia.
nSHE, with ten feet on the shoals --ebels
x Is reported that a considerable f,rcao n,
ha1 erossed the Cumberland at Burksville
q, hImors are prevalent Of an engagement at
,5le,oyyi1e' TenneS- ee, but the report is not
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PHILADELPHIA. June g.
The subscription agent reports the sale OF
81 l,Z92, $50 Of hve-tWentes on Saturday The
amount for June S74, $4,000.
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Omss-1ymsn's Block, near the Court Houss.
CIeVelsnd ianSl:H
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q REWARD.-WHoEVER WIII

G9S REWARD.-WHoEVER WILL
R0C come forward within the neKt thirty days
and give such Information to the Police Of tBs ity
or 70 the undertgr ed vii lesd the arrest # tho
m mm'tcreant, or m scfesnis, who entered my field on
the Flats, near the Machine Shops Of The ieVeiaud a
4ahontug Railroad on the night Of We4nesday,
June 18th, an who = en- and there barbarousiV
stabbed and mutilaief six ont Of eiabt fne m1Ich
cows longing TO Michael khehHn, will be maid by
the subscTiber the above reward and viii receive he
Narm and he.fiy thar Ks Of he owner Of saif ami.
alei Eno iH lily able to bear great loss and viii
NEST tho aBFrobAtiOn Of all good men.
8, s. STONE.
S-sfeil,lai anne y, ls3S, iuneT-ii6