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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
LAND WARRANTS.

IN 50, and LOO acre LAND WARRANTS
1Os on hand, and for sale at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES. Those buying Warrants at
TINS ofhce may rely upon beng furnished with
WARkANST FULLY GUARANTEED.
M Information given to those Who are
aesirous OF purchasing or pre-empting land in
tins District. All correspondence promptly
attended to. Apply to
nlt WOODBRIDGE ODLIN.
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urp SSoos.

GREAT ATTRACTION
W UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.
er1rr. GREATER REDUCTION
oAAhN IN PRICES OF
,,o,, s,cxc nREss GOODS, CLOAKs sACQUEs,
RICH SUNS dDS MANTILLAs, at the
cpFAT CLEANING out SALE OF
CHARLES HEARD s. Co..
No 3Ol GNaNU-sf,
Preyious to taking Stock.
$4,000 WORTH NiCh siLhSs, MARKED DOWN.
$4,000 WORTH RICH DRESS GoopSS, nou,y
$1,000 WORTH PURE LINENS AND FAMILY
MARKED DOWN.
MARKED DOWN.
Notwiths.andag tho great sdvancs in price oil ootoI
Goods shall to sell our present age so1H 90
DOMESTIC GOODS ($30O)0 WORTH az the reduced p..e
as long as We have piece left and we beg Leave 70
cur pstfous The popoy Of Supplying hs%,sye "s "'''
delay for they already rapidly advancing 10 piSo'
ne therefore otter the following Inducements; -
100000 YARDS OF CHOICE GOODS.
For Travelling Dresses. az ct cents per y.'a
5000 yards Lsvelss at 6t cents per yaId
100 ysI9s Barege Anga at g eens Pc; no yf I'd
''V'' ''ia' hns''" % ''''' II i2l cents per yard
500 wards White and Black Mozambique tnOst choice
500 yard. Black eros de min VERY high lgq'''rl
10 900 ya-9s Rich Dress SILKS NEW styles)
Ffom 50 cents TO y per yard. Especial Bargain)
GoDO yards Paris toulsr0s, nom ~ cents up. ,
| MANTILLAS AND SACQUES lin SILK and C!o!hh
From ~ TO 90.
500 dozen Of English Hosiery, from 10 cents 10 10 cents
$50 dozen Linen Handkerchief at 81 cents piece
300 dozen Linen very nue. "a cents piece
90 dozen Hea,t.ched Handkerche, at 10 cents piece
Asa
THE ENTIRE STOCK
! of
HOUSEKEEPERS' GOODS,
/ SOO1S yasds Blesehed Cottons, Of the bes make.
$1,000 yards Unbeached C0ttons.
5000 Yards line Linen Table DanasAs.
$40 dozen fine Linen Napkins.
! TOWELING LACE AND MUSLIN nRAPERI,
| MANsEILLES QUILTS and COMMENTARIES,
| TABLE-CLOTKS, &c.
! CHAS HEARD Il Co, No 3Ol Grsndst.
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AT Kinney, ,',eur, ~ c,,, p STORE.
oF c5MhExS eEE a wEbSEs So e E.
store closed in order to marx down the prices ind aTans,
OPEN WEDNESDAY 10 a IN.
$4,000 WORTH Or STRAW GOODS, rn,,,,,,,,,,,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY GLOVES, &c, lc,
MUST BE SOLD.
Straw Boanets. &C., &C. 1Oc., l2o
Straw Bonne,s, &C. Ssc.. Sc &c.
NEAPoLITANS. TUsCANs DUNsTABLEs,
SPLIT sTRAws AT SOC on TIE DOLLAR,
$500 Bloomefs &C., Re-, l3c 2Sc.
Misses 6ue,tria med Bloomers, 2sc.
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
Every S KISb 81 Is STRAW GOODS TO BE SOLD
Trimming Ribbons le 2c Sc, &C.
I RiBBoS s00 Fifty C cESTs on TIE DOLLAR
Dress D iGais'r Ri iii IL HALF PRICE
MUST BE SOLD.
ALL 1' HE HE" Millinery lin l Sioux fcfhARYe OUT
ALL TIE WHOLESALE STOCK
$4,000 Muslin and Lace Collars, &c., &C., l0c. l2c.
$500 cheapest Collars ever seen, lOc. to Sic.
l500 Sets auction lot, he. to 25c.
1900 Walls ali 10 be sold, nc. to SOC.
'' I'll T ri 'f FiNE o' BA SS CLOSING OUT
- a NJ. WEDNESDAY
SALE COMMENCES
Closug oIt six Illusions DC.
Closing out Infants Waists.
Closl- Ladies Muin Caps &C., worth 25c.
800 LOTS OF NFFDLEWORK AND LACE GOODS OF
EVERY KIND CLOSING OUT CHEAP.
MUST BE SOLD-CLEARING SALE TWENTY DAYS.
P1shcs Lace Saawl worth SO. for ~ 80
pusher Lace MsntiliAs, worth : II, for "a.
Splendid Lined Psrasos 81 Is
sun UMBRELLAS CLOSING.
$500 Gents handkerchief Sc. 10 25c.
1900 LADIES' Handkerchief &c. to Ice.
Rich Thread handkerchief, 2Sc.
Rich Nantila Laces, &C. to 25c.
1905 Gents hne Shirt Bosoms &c. 70 25c.
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
1900 P4ra Mitts, auction TO-, Sc a par
Best Extra SILK Twist Mite, l3e 70 re
Spieldid lot OF Gloves. worth SOC. for l2c
FNtra lot Of Gloves, closing At &C., &C., aud l0c.
Gents and Ladies SIX Gloves, l5c
Best AloxsadTe's silk Gloves Csc.
GREAT BARGAINS.
TiJN tONLAINED IN THE TWO BUlLDlNOS ALL
TO BIZ CLOSED OUT
Large lot OF Fancy Fans, &c.
Spool CottOn-2 tpools lc
Lot worst d skirt Braids, q.
Bee. French Working Cotton &c.
Bet Pins snd Nsed'es &c. p1per
Closing lo. OF Lu0lns EAtIacts 2Jc.
Closing lot % PCrfr1orua.es e. q Bscs &C., he
Splendid Spring BELT Ribbons worth 3lc Of &c.
Lot Of Ruling. closing l5c. sud Sic. yer piece.
WITH a LARGE VARIETY OF OTHER GOODS
TO BIZ SOLD
~ THIS CLEARING SALE.
STORE WILL BIZ CLOSED UNTIL WEDNESDAY
MORNING, 10 a. ~.
Eos % and z23 9thav., between 2lst and 22d.s,I.
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% Farmers an0 Offers.
90 f0bom II nan Conreru.

A sHLEY NORTON INNS, otherwise called
IN GEORGE TEMPLE, who Is believed to be serving in
the United States Army ia earnestly entIeated for the sake Of
hi. afflicted parents to COMMUNICATE at with the
Rev RUFUS BUEL, No ~ Willism.st, Providence, H. T.
His parents will consult his wishes in all matters. Officers OF
egIsdes ale requested 10 Coll HE attention ~ ms noiss
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Gouse furnishing Goods.

EAGLE GAS STOVES for SUMNER
IL COOKING-These Stoves boil, bake roG-t, fly,
stew bro and cooler cletncF, ser more econon
esl ard more easily managed than any other stove IN
Price from 81 cents to S25.
also, GAS STOVES for HEATING purpofes
Muuuf ctued and sold wholerale snd retail, by
COIOVER l. WALKER. 10. al Broadway.
Warranted please, or the money returned
NYTIRE WINDOW SHADES, Of every descrp-
w ton-Landscapes FOR Private Houses, Wire Signs Tor
Banks Hotels and Offices Manufactured and for sale By
H. q. RICHARDSON, no. l0' John-st
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NO CURE, NO PAYS. Il. KING, NJ. d.,
~ cures Rhuematism, Neura ia Goat, Drop.y and ali
CHRONIC DISEASES,
With Chemical aud Electrical spplicaon and mercury
removed from the system, &c. Oice Jb1 Boomeat NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07
professional Notifies.
Weooina Caros, Sc.

A 7 GIMBREDE's, No. sec Broadway, At
"a Home aod Visiting CARDS. Note Paper Monogfalns in
tho t-st style q an - hunis retaisi or 80 Customers
90, o. Ie~n VI" GEect tler lasoTso GlMBREDE " City
A WM. EVERDELL's soNs-WEDDING
a No. Ie4 Falton-st, II. \. Established lslS
he ERYWedding and Visiting Cards Nc --latest .,vIe.
specimens By mail. Also Watches Jewelry syeTw,r. ord
}s.ea Wase, o. the besi qusl.,ie' AID >, ot prizes
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6taiioneyn anO .fartn Gooos.
"VHE PEN Is syA M5GHrIER THAN THE
TIE GOLD pENHTIfE lest OF Al PENS.
GOLD PENS.

MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS lN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of any Of The following sums IN cash or post
stamp. the Subscriber viii send by ret I'm mail or otherwise
directed Gold Pen or Pens selecting ne same GceoTai7
''N'''' -''''', COLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES.
Tor 25 the Magic PEN fer 80 Cents the Lucky PEN
or 50 the AwayReady Pen oT Is cents, tie Elegant
The sizes Nos 2 g. e ard - .,.
CASES. WlTB PENCILS.
For 50 cents he Msgc PEN i9 = eelts hc Lucky Fem
for The Always Pee ~ fe4' ioT s - The Elf5Snt zen
good Whiting God Pens with Iioosa Points; the average
wes q every Of which viii far out gtoss Of the oes.
The name "A Merton "Number," and equality" are
stamped 'ie following rens 0nd the Points warsnte
cate sic oflp: mol being tie smallest no. the largest
sds'teo or the pocket No he suelet sne No, ~ zoe
Nit Of az sizes qualities Short lbs Of Nos 3 aud
q ard made only Of fs, euahty The euguyng faca-
'''' 'i' GOLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For Is cents, No Pea, ls; quality, or MOI ~ -
Fo 81 aYo rru, ouan:y ora No 3Pen I'd quality
Tor 81 g. sNo Pes. LIST quality, sNo. lPen, "a quail
or 81 g. no Pen i. quality or No. Pen I'd quail
~ Or No. Q Pen Sd quality
For II IS No. Pen ls quality, oraNo. Pen, zdquaiiy
THE SANE G0Lp fkN Nm, ~ s. Sl1Yhk IAIENsioN
FOR 81 sNo Pen. let qusfty o. SOB Pen 70 quality
For ~ 70 NO Pen - quality ora No. Fen "a quail
FOR % No PEN lst quality OF No Per, I'd quality
eqs No Pen, 3D. quality. .
For 81 50 NO Pen lst quality Nos Pen, "a quail
fly, or No PEP. 80 quality.
For - No Pen, let quality, or NO. Zen "a quAty
For SIS 81 10. Pen. ist atty. -
GOLD PENS ALL ~ QUA IITl IN SiLNER-MOUNIkD
DESK-HOLDERS
For 50 No reut roT - p aNo 5Peni for 81 'Si
No. Pen, For 80 % &c. PEP. - -
For 81 No PEN To- S5c No. SPen; ard fcs 50 No.
10Pen
1be Isl Quality" are pointed with the very 5ost iridosna
Points uy selected aud o! this quality are sold
with the slightest inpeIi9cOn which sAI and she closest
scrutiny detect
Tie % Quality" superior TO any Pens made BY him
previous 70 the year 1900.
Tho 81 Quality" hs intends rha equa in respect TO On.
liability Esstsity and Goo3 Writing Qualities the ouy true
consi ierationsl any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
In regard the CHEAP Gold Pens be heg leave 10 that
previous 70 operating his Ney AID PSened see4,Des 10
could noe have msie Good Writing and Durable Pens Tor
the price had the Gold been furnished gratuously.
Pares oydeTpg must all tasfGnces pecVy ne Nun
Der and Quaitp" Of the Pens ,eGed and Be particular
70 dsTi5e ne hind Of Peft they pyJer-Dasner siW or
tif1bcr. codrsc Oyfae.
Al reuittsnces BY mail in Registered Letters at ny
fitk
Address 4. MOTION
No. rs Maiden Lane. New.Yok.
ANY one sendings single letter possamp viii receive cir
rulaT with the cuFreYin.s s0ore referred 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07

CORPORATION LOAN of $500 900 for the
~ RELIEF Of FAMILIES OF VOLUME EB SOLDIERS
The Common Council o the City OF Ncwlork having by an
ordinance approved by the Mayor the 18th OF June Instant
authorized ne borrowing upor cred, OF the Corporation
the further sn Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars 10 De ap-
piled lu aiding 70 support tho families Of enc tol 'fs from
ths city who aged IN defending tie integrity or the
National Uriln" h0ca for subscriptions o sid o0n VII 10
opened a the Comptrolers Office on sAIuhDAl June ~
and continue open until MONDAY, July z, uA.ess the
whole amount shall be sooner taktD.
The subscribers 20 sad loan will he required 20 pay we
OF their subscutions 10 The CITY Chamberlain at the
Broadway Bank within three days after the date thereof aud
presenting the Chaubersias roceips Tor suc pay mems
10 the Controller they will be entitled receive an equal
amount OF Bonds known kouuerrs iomy Ala poAu'i
No 3" ofthe Cooperation Of the cry OF New iorh
The said Bond. win i-sued in 20 snot less than
I0Oand vi boar interest at OF pes cent per
auuum payable semi annually lie hrst days 81 January
ana uy lad the principal will be payable the hrst day OF
July o5 They will be transferable al the pleasure Of
the holders, books kept IN the Compo, once
ROBERT T. nAWS, Comptroller.
City Of New.York Departmeut OF Finance
Comptroiler's ONCE, June % lSu2
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Goparirers!jip Hotties.
Trstrurflon.

DURAN INSTITUTE AND MILITARY
& k%AnFn,y at NrW-HAMBURG, NJ Y-Papis az
jtt.d Tor The Summer vacation. English French Ipans
Gernan Italian snd Military Teachers residents N ,ls
tt Gymnasium fine Playing Ground, &c rSi ." 49,,
containing full particulars spply to GEO. e
No. 40 BrOome-st.. n. Y.
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tnrytown, N. l..
A The forty-uinth SEMIANEUAL SEosioii' VIII ''-'
H'e"o' "A1' " w. ~ ID. 5. ROWE, A. NJ
NEOT1NT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
vi TrlsrfTIrrr NJ ora Eourth a. on Washingto square,
corner Of Macdoarist CLARKE FANNlNo nsG hS,.
with twelve Asssian,s prepares Papis0i Al As'' '''
OF College.
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Tie TRIRUNE. New.Yoik.

IMPORTANT To MARRIED ana iSi 1 - ~
Il ABOUT TO BE MARRihD-Df;; a "a. he ieob
edition Of The ylshe 5qoT 6, en A. ScaoMPhSroNS
So, "a e;bf, II describes her peculiar com
pc 4. - ather or one to become 50 their causes
noir svntoms and TTesoroes tue proper Tenedles IA
P nn siilpe aha S her sensitive nature foTbis COM
.y,;c A. nDy an and she often suffers year eiief
yesr pale hsgsird a;snus'ed and wondeTns ws. on. her,
VI rony l. " ortl It's weight in gold. Price 81,
Si a. Is Office No 1873 LibeTtyst, New ors or can be
or Ca;sda by inclong and addressing Box No l2;i
Nv York city. For sale Of No Nesey-5t Astor Housed
and No 10 Aun.s st. tEDEbHEN co, No 4" Oou4's''
Hoa
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STATE og ILLINOIS, TERAsUREKs OFFICE,
srEINaFIRLn, June z, 1917.

STKINGFlBLn, juno z I61K
DUBrIC NOTICE is hereby given that The
Treamrer If tie state Of Illinois VIII sud sfser
tie First MONDAY July, lG1. until the 9th dag Of
August 1902 Do ready e the American E2chanse bsna New"
York 70 PAY the INTEREST mstnrng the hrst Monday
Of July 1902 Oh the PUBLIC DEBT Of the state Of Illinois
hoe.cs Il due and not called tor r.or % the Oh day
AZ August viii thereafter be rai only al the Oce Of the
,fer OF tie state Of Illinois IA tie City Of Spin gheld
illinois, WILLIAM BUTLER Treasurer.
Hoiiers OF Tninoi, aud Michigan Canal Bonds whose
Coupong sro exhausted ATE requei present the Bonds
WILLIAM BUTLER, Treasurer.
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Buruina Slnio, Oils, st.

CRIJDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
Received direct from the manufacturer and wens ,S3
a. ALL In Quantities to suit in prime sol o,ae ~
lot sac Az 9a" a,sst ratss by sChiEfkELlN BRClhES
".'2y - Mo- 20 aud l12 William IT.. Nev'fsIh
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New Publications.
yVNHE TAX BILL,
NOW READY,

"a NOW READY,
n n.,opbe Of % pages fine, white paper be''e TIC
t which is word for word accordance with the ofs'n'
amend to It an alphabetical Recspulation Of every
.co to be taxed by the law and the amount Of the '1 "
levied thereon This renders /. "a complete and
,.,,,s ro,.e TO make IT, The Bin slmOs. 'yerS a''
Gle in u,e and every person is interested to fn'" Wv
amount
Priced cents POSTPAID; 81 per 100 If sent by express 90
per 100, If by mail
,,,-o., THE TRIBUNE, Nev.Yotk
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4 GENCY FOR THE
n NEW.HAVEN PATENT SHIRTS
THE CHEAPEST, FINEST AND BEsT FTTTlNG SHIRTS
OIFEkLD IN THIS CITY.
GAUZE UNDERsHIBTs AND DRAWERS.
II SILK, Isle THREAD MERINo, COTTON AND
IlNFN.
SILK, LIsLL THREAD, KID AND DOGsKIN GLOVES
HAIR. SILK AND SATIN STOCKS
NEW STYLES or TIES AND SCARFS
SILK AND LINEN UAEKERCHIEFS
BATHING CAPS, BATHING DRAWERS SuSPENDERS
&C.. a. 1ao Shirt and Coe Depot Nos 81 and 80 Wilsm
one door north Of Maidenlaue.
THEODORE C. GRANSIs, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

a,b Rhode Island, and 5th Massachusetts, were nov
placed in position, replying TO every shot sent by thu
Rebels The canuonsdiog continued with but little in
Permission mil dark.
About 400 shots were fred by both parties during
the day. The loss on our side was three killed as
follows: Ed. Lewis and Charles l.. Lord Of the Sd
Massachusetts battery, aud Joho Reynolds OF the 4th
Rhode Island ba terry. Wounded: Tin Donohue IN
the hand Freeman Karrigsn and Charles Tucker,
confusion Of the chest-sll Of the Sd Massachusetts
battery. Sergeant James Wade of Company C, in
tho ARM Cyrus Wilcox, Company c, pieces Of shell
in the leg, and c. w. Peek OF Company F, in the
legal of Berdans Sharpshoote's
The position Of the Rebels is a strong one From
pre- sent Indications their Notifications extend some
two miles in length. aud mount heavy guns. The
ground in front of their heavier guns 10 low and
sw ampy, making it Utterly iupasssIls.
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FROM TENNESSEE.

WssHlseros. Monday, April T. lse2.
A dispatch from Gen. Halleck a;es that Gen.
Sturgis goes TO Kansas and Gen. Craig TO the Indian
Territory.
Gen. Busll's advanced guard has reached Gen.
Grant.
Gen. Hslleck will speedily take tho field In person
The Hon. Andrew johnson, Military Governor o.
Tennessee reports lhat the arrests o! several prom
nent persons engaged in the rebellion have beer
made and that the Union cause 10 working well.
CHICAGO, Monday April T. lses.
A special TO The Chicago Times says;
Seven O'Clock ON bridsy evening our torcee Al
pt.burg Landing were attacked by two regiment,
Of ufsrsry with two pieces of illery, and large
force Of cavalry. Our forces Immediately got into
line OF bs,tle.
Tie enemy only fred one round and commenced
retrealinv. We returned their fire immediately
killing quito number. They killed one Of our
Il is supposed that they were uaknga reconnOs-
anco ID force.
Finding a larger number than they expected they
test hlsty retreat. Ten prisoners were taken.
The opposing armies sre within twenty miles Of
each other.
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ARMY AND NAVY.

Affairs at the Brooklyn Navy Yard remain much
,h. sarne ~ last week. All The works 10 progress
are going on 10 .stissctory M can be wished, aud
tbs rra,,t activity prevails in all the departments.
!, was rumored in the yard that The steamer Hunts
Vile would be converted into an iron-csd vessrl,
bu, Tie runor has good foundation, HI The Hunts
vile ~ not strong enough for that prrpsr nor YET
f,t active service ss q war vessel The only thing
she is it for is supply ship, ard shs "ill moe, hke!y
be converted into one Immediately. The first -elass
steamer Frankiin, now at the Portsmouth Navy
Yard. would mako en- excellent iron-clad steamer.
The crews OF tho frgafes Congress and Cumoer-
nd wero drilled at the yard yesterday, preparatory
10 their public appearance ut me forthcoming per-
formancs at tho Academy OF Music. for tho benefit
Of the widows and orphans OF tho men who wsre
lo4t with the aboyo-named vessels.
The work on the frigsie Roanoke continues to b
die import an, feature OF tho Yard. Gas pipes have
been lad round the dry dock, and lanterns fixed IN
IA. shed convenient 10 IL. From this il might Dc In.
f. red tho sangs Of will be Kept vt work night
Nj d day.
The chartered schooner Blandome has sailed from
the Yard with stores, &c, for Fortress Monroe.
The .hip Danube has also leis tho Yard, and her
berth In taken up by the g1nbost Fort Henry, which
requires repairs 10 her exbant! pipe.
The chartered schooner Masyarct T. Davis IL Ut
the Yard, taking In shot and sheil for the South.
The steam transport Fulton IL At the foot OF Beach
s.,.et taking IN coal, and wl probably sail to-day
We are requested 70 warn hotelkeeper and
,aiors agolnst placing too much confidence In per-
,oup representing themselves 70 be naval officers, ~
persons are going around in The uniform OF beaten
snts and acting masters who are in no way con-
n.cted with tho navy, and whoso operations are
calculated 10 bring dscredit on The service. II
would be well TO con-ult ,hs Navy RsSi,.er. or ~
mako INQUIRIES at the Lyceum, IN all casss Of doubt.
A detachment of recruits, enlis.sd in Boston, a.
rived here on Sunday, and wAs sen, TO Fort Courn.
bus, and several drummers and ffers were sen!
from Governors Island 20 Boston, having been
transferred to the lh lnfantry. Fort Independence
Gen. Stone, under arrest ii Fort Lafayette, ID
allowed 70 walk out, on parole, and svails himself
OF this indulgence to take exercise during tho pre-
Willing Gps wsatsGs
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OPENING OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
SHENANDOAH.

wI,HIssros Mond.y April :. 1854.
There 10 no material change in the posiiion Of The
-oemy. Gen. Jackson il near NewMsrket. Gen.
johnson is NJ Go,don.ville.
A refugee, who came 10 to-day, reports that a
thousand Union men in Rockingham County have
taken TO The mountains at Elk Run, on the Blue
Ridge, with determination 70 resist with arms
their improvement by the Rebels. This statement is
believed. Gen. jackson threatens to subdue them
by force, which they are determined to resist.
The forcer in front Of Gen. Fremont are retreatng
toward tho Shenandoah Mountains
hAgEQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
sKIRMIsH STAFFORD COURTHOUSE VA

WARRINGTON, Monday, ApriIL lbR
TIE steamer Freedom arrived up from Liverpool
Point bringing some additional particulars of the
skirmish At Stafford Colr-IIouse. Con. Sckles's
troops captured some forty horses belonging 70 the
eneay's cavalry, and number of smull.arm,, and
the mails in the s afford Post-Ofice In which are
many letters, OF which will probably be of i'm
poftsnce TO the Government.
Six prisoners were also taken, who were brought
up on the Freedom, and sent up 10 the Old Capital
prison. AZ he crew Of the Freedom were getting
of the bor,es and other property captured, the Reb
els opened heavy fire upon them from the ihicket,
bur on the Freedom returning tho compliment with
shrspnslI, the enemy hus,iy disappeared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

TIE OLD FLAG OVER JAcKsoY's GRAVE
Cor..pani,ne. Of Th. IndL.napoIl. Jou-a.l.

ClxP AsDRsv JICgsoS, THSs.. March IS, l62.
Yesterday Gen. Mellon made a reconnaissance III
force toward Lebanon. lie took with N The %
Cavalry three batteries OF artillery, and 1--we regi-
ntnis NJ infantry. Oar regiment lod ihe siyaDce,
COMPANY y being the advance guard. We were
10 leave two batteries about four miles from
emp, in consequence Of the bridges benz zoo
cke,y 30 risk th.is going over in ,aiviy. W. went
~ FIR n. the 4" Hermitage, The former reid nee Of
Andrew jackson. Aswe approached the sacred spot
tie band Of the 36h Iad:ans rhyed national AR.
G,n. N.l.9n ha,'ei the column, snd the s'ars aud
S,ripts were planted over The tomb OF JG kfon, and
Harris battery ircd Il sslu.e OF siA.een gum. 10
,orn,rent On The ceremonies OF The occasion would be
nysl NJ all who kuow Inc history o. the " Hero Of
Now Orleans ,sn readily Imagine the feelings Of
The t0Ops While standing before Tie tomb uf ia ksO
Gen. Nelson and stan ere invited into the mansion,
and remained sons tine.