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Remarkable Works Of Human
.ana.lnD laa % Labor. alsa Ill IAl 8II Z

. Nipevch was IA miles long, swide, and 40
miles sound, with a wall 100 feet high, and
thick enough for three cbariots abreast. Bah
ylon was so miles within the walls, which
were a feet thick, and 100 high, with 100
brazen gates. The temple Of Diana at Ephe.
sus, was 420 feet to the support Of the roof.
1t was one hundred wears in building. The
largest of the pyramids was 4sl feet high, and
653 feet on the sides; the base covers eleven
acres. TIE stones are about so feet in length,
and ihe layers are 20s. 1t employed $50 900
mon 10 building. The labyrinth in Egypt,
contains 800 chambers and 12 halls. Thcbes
in Egypt presents ruins 81 miles around.--
Athens was 25 miles round, and contained
$4,000 citizens and 100000 slaves. The
temple Of Delphos was 30 rich in donations
that it was plundered Of $50 100000 and
Nero carried away from il 200 statues. The
~alls Of Rome wereil g miles round. d' ''a'
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= SWALLOWED UoLE.- The other q day
Charlie, five years old. found one of those Gu
rious bone. rimmed circles. which believe la.
dies have named eyele,s, end xwhile playing
in ihe garden swal'oved il. The family
were iu tho house, bpsily engaged on. a work
of entomology, when Chatie ran in with
mouth wide ,opsp, and eyc'dis. ended to their
utmost capacity' Of sld.igdiris ils bae .stsni
His mother caught him by the arm, and
trembling with that deep, anxiety which only
a mother can, feel, inquired - ,s....--.r
Z "Whatis The patterl What has happen
Icdp -, q, -. -.
The urchin, all .agapc, managed TO srticu-
'"'e; e,,df ,gmgs apzmG 48l st .ts
N Watet!E lt. aoUssyib 90 nj ssSl noi1 .ar
1t was brought him. when, after drinking
copi3usly, be exclaimed ;7--s ts-ss.. -
"Ob J mother, wallowed q holep pbae,.,
"Swallowed holei ,..s - -. -;
"Yes, mother, ! swallowed hole with a
piece Of ivory around itF's eew ,es.s.,i
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~ A TOUon SroRY. singular case Of son.sin
uambuism occurred recently at Augouseurv,om
France. A aboring man, while. on q visit to,n,
friend, got up from bis bed, and opening
the window, fell into the street from height
Of about fifteen feet without awakng.na Hel's
then walked through the town, and did notsdi
awake till be had arrived at The barrier, where nj
be was surprised to find himself alone 10 his :;
night dress. -
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vMICH. SOU. & NOR IND. RAILROAD.
GAsg : zsI;:.::fss;7 Es.:..::.s;:

1862. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1862.
IAN AND AFTER MAY 5tb, ,sdlsG2,
OPassenger Trains viii leave Iisdale Station Is TO-
fows, Daily, except sundays.
Leave II.sals Mail andDay Express, at rs? ~. "a
,sTr Arrive AZ ToieSo psas'o % fs!ress aaR @ a.
GOING WRIST.
Leave Iinlsaale. h.iiandchic:g EXP. at Loo Loo Pm.
Leave HilIsdale, western Express, at i5;2iA,M.
CONNECTIONS. su A. g-r s-r
ToLEDo, with Detroit, Monroe aud Toledo Raj RoaG
Road for sandusky cincinnatt, Norwak Ceyeapd Erie
Dunkrk. Bulale Niafa Fals. Albany, New York Boston
Pittsburgh. Hafrsbuigh and Phiiadeiphia-wth Dayton
and Michigan Road, for Day ton hamilton aud Cinein
stl,wsbash VALLEY Raj Road for waypese Pon,s
AT pgrBoIv-witb Grand Trunk Railway, for ,ssrpia
Toroata Presau Montr al Quebec, Portland Boston
with Great Western Railway, for Mia CARA Fas Buffalo
Albany, New York aud Bosi, slso with the Detroit and
MiIw'skGs toaa ayea sndl
Jackson.
ArwHrrr, PIorox with Trains for constantine and
Three Rivers. 'dati 4ff.t .l.l7 i9i p ti N ~.
AT ELku1Er-wth train for Gesse en-, Igonier, Kendall
At Nkw ALnANy Il SAIKa CRosstNo-with trains Tor Ias
fsyottc, Greencastle, and New Albany and Louisville.
At CHIcAGo-vil, chicago - Rec; sland. Gnlena Mil
wsukee, Chicago, cnrlngo ard Quincy North West Rail-
all Peias We'd nd ssrfa - ] = St.l. y ~ N
TH- Trains are rnnby Chicago time, which Is 20 min
ntes lower thin Toledo Time. ai la lllg lelclaA
f Patert sleeping accompany all night trains
this rpn,n Patent ventft"is aud daster are
~ Tine and Faro any silrvad route
.thAta u. .JNO. u. CAMPBELL. Ger .Sup't. =
IT, HAvDsS. sta'ion Agent. Iiills'alo. 'a.l ,'''
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A Rolling stone Gathers No Moss.

=. Well, what Of thati Who wants to be a
mos,y old stone, away 10 some dark corner of
a asturc, where sunshine and fresh air never
come, for the cows to rub themselves against,
and for snails and bugs to crawl over, and for
toads to squat under among p poisonous weedsi
It is far better 10 be smooth and polishc
stone, rolling along ia the brawling stream Of
human life, wearing of the rough corners, and
brisging out the firm chfystaline structure Of
the granite, on the delicate veins Of the agate,
or the cbalcedony. 1tis this perpetual chat
ing and subbing 10 the whi,liog current that
shows what eort of gritss man is made OF, and
what suse be is good for. ~ The sandstone aud
soapstone soon gsind down 10 sand and mud,
but the firm rock is selected for the towering
fortress, and the diamond ia cut au1 polished
for the mopsrc!fs crown. agBoa7 sH1ai isri
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o ES-Janius cxcelIed only 10 short sentences.
Home Tooke and a long sentence seem the
only two antagonists that were too much for
him. es-'' : 80 -
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|,b Mr.. Forncy. Of the Philadelphia Press, andoia
Secretary Of the U, s. Senate, will be tho
proprietor and editor OF the hew daily paper,
at Washington, to be called tho Morn;rg
Chronicle. II is understood that il will sdpl'o''
friendly TO tho Secretary Of War. It will yessfo
ceivo whatever patronage the War, Depsrts at
mcnt can leg stimateIy lesiow upon Il. a 49,.
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& sIILISDALE, MIC H.,,4 TUE sDAY,r1 IN NOVEMBER


The Army Held Back-Thc Cries
about ShOes--PrO-SIavery Gene
y RAILS don't want 10 Figllt-Gene
uarsal Porter who is McCIellan's
Confident, TO be Court-SIartiaI-
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q Charity covereth multitude Of sins; II Il
The brightest virtue tc adorn the human soul.
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! evTbey say that too mshy Minors kresrs
enlisted In ons army, but, Vanity Fair thinkrsos
that tho Minors do great deslsbc'lssO, thao'aI
rome o. 'no Mrl0yrs' ..,so.i. bin naiba dl.s b
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FROM RICHMOND.
From the National Intelligencer. ol

Capt Edward B. Boutwell,, f,rmerly Of the
Navy Of tito United States. arrived in Wash
ington yesterday from Richmond, where be
has been confined in the common Jail as n
prisoner during the last fourteen months
The reason for his arrest and imprsor ment
was understood TO be thai he, being native
Of Virginia. had not offered or had refused TO
enter the Confederate service. He left Rich
mond on Saturday with other discharged pris-
oncrs. et ..,gi...t.s tar ,,.asl.i3ai ID Hat tf.a :
We arc indebted to Capt. Boutwell, for
files Of Richmond papers 10 the 4 III of Oct.
from which we make the following extracts:
PARTIAL SUSPENSION OF THE ooNscRIpr =,
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Men are generally like wagons; they rattle
prodigorsly when there Is nothing in them.
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BY general order dated the I'd instant,
issued from the army headquarters in Rich
mond, the execution of the act approved
April l6tb, 1862, commonly called the Con-
scription Act, and Of alLthe amendments
thereto, is suspended by direction of the Pre-
sident in the States of kentucky and Miss
.ouri. Troops from these States will, until
further orders Wba received into the Confede.
rate service under be acts passed by tho Con-
f,derate Congress prior TO The passage Of the
act above referred 70, and the execution of
which is suspended. t-''t HNtNf
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A kSOBLAC CI{ TEA THAT WILL. GIVE
N sat-fActen besides sencrai sssortnent ~ rnnpy
sssriss @nun ~ y. HAMMOND
II w0Bf,B INFORM AbIsfH OSB WHO
asoie Nanfof Xdlt thnt hive The Nav. York M a
Eagle Mliis Brands wch will warrant n bear The clos
'',m,Ssgsf',ssD; '"sTs~s' perfect woSo
TaIflH Il ~ tJsi o5 tf'
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rnE CONDITION OF Qua ARMY.

No stronger appeal for aid for our really
suffering army in Virginia could be given
than the latter Of "P. w. A." in the Sayan.
nah Repubitean, which we published in our
last. His statements, painful as they are,
must be believed. The condition of our brave
soldiers, who have survived tho late vigorous
campaign, is indeed deplorahe, and something
sh,ud at once be dono to relieve their press
ing n cessilics. Every heart will thrill with
emotion and every eye moisten when tha,
letter is read.al We earnestly call attention to
it. Let us ibe 'instaptip action" and send
forward to those shiveritg rauks clothing,
shoes, hats, blankets, and all that is needed to
make them comfortable. Can We set down
easily aid composrdly by our warm ircsidies
tho coming winter and think that those who
are,defeDding our homes are in actual want
There isseo oncnmong us 50 cold ,hearted.--
The Impotence OF this call for help cannot be
cvq,eslimatad.s Beatlcr il appeals to you.
To work TO worki aai3sitdg on,i sdT .tsf,
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DICKERsON &.KOON

llillslale, Michigan. Will attend promptly to all Kinds
legal business anywhere IN the State Michigan North-
indiana and Ohis. Office second story Hall.
cHptsroPnER J. DIcKERsoN, l. KooN.
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i. B, WHEATON,.

LAND AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
will attend TO the purchase and sale of Real Estate per-
fectng of Titles and payment Of Taxes. Particular at
tention paid to the settlement ot Tax Titles. o2ce in
the Court House. nov25'59 Hilldale Mich.
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Z, Major General: Dix was bore yesterday, and
returned The eyepirg to bis command. He
Is strong 10 tho belief that Longstrcet's army
At Petersbnrg is merely the vanguard Of an
immense attack to DO made upon his lines, at
yorktown, and Fortress Monroe. He ,consid-
ors that the capture Of Suffolk, even with Nor
folk thrown in, would not justify such i'm
menso preparations as the rebels have been
making at Peiersburg. His impression seems
10 be that while Gen. Lee Is amusing McCle-
liam by small rear guard, spreading over .
chester, the main bulk Of tho rebel army Is
being withdrawn down TIE vslIcy, and will bc
concentrated IN ffont Of Yorktown for the
capture OF the Immense depots. Of stores col.
Iectcd at that point, with the further object Of,
them marching against Fortress Monroe. ~
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THE MILITARY COMMISSION.

y A report is prevalent To night, and credited,
that the military, commission, OF which Gen.
Hunter is president, will, immediately, on
closing its investigations Of the Harper's Ferry
surrender, be deputcd to examine as to the
cause OF the alleged destitution Of the army
Of the Potomac; and TO- make report, fixing
The responsibility, for the inactivity OF, that
army after the battle Of Autietam. II is DO.
lievcd that a commission will bo, invested
with powers sufici ent even to procure Gen.
,Griffin's attendance, or any other general, no
matter who orders 10 the contrary. -, ~. I.
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Important Circular from the State
o3 m9h Department.. tA9l ~

The following circular by Mr.. Seward ad.
dressed to all the Diplomatic and Consular
Agents OF the United States, is published in
the Paris papers. 1t viii be noticed that the
circular is dated on the sane day as tho
ernancipation proclamation ''1 ~,
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p The decision Of the Court of Inquiry in
Gen. Martiudale's case has been placed on file
in The Adjutant Generals Office, and is to the
effect that the charges Of General Porter are
not only not proven, but are, absolutely dis.
proved. '''ainr''A la-' eN' {" s's q"
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IN Itis now Clearly aascertained by the gov.
'cramcnt authorities here that the full force Of
the rebels engaged in the Maryland battles
was only SO 900 men. This il confirmed by
the statement of Appointment citizen Of Mary.
land with whom cthc rebel generals were
quartered during their stay in that State ~
a .orv nrx,s v,v,vsi slHihlslNaJ .
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GEN. wooL's DIFFICULTIES.
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

, The president is giving full attention TO the
many and serious statements going to show
Gen. Wcol's failure to conciliate the loyal
elements Of Maryland, or to do anything but
encourage the secession sympathisers of that
Statc.- He has not yet explained, nor is it
thought he can explain, his neglect of the
order 10 withdraw all the Harper's Ferry
troops to Maryland Heights, previous TO tho
investment Of the former place. aarnrn.4n
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Rbis MORNINGS Report.
FHOM WASHINGTON.

+. " AuhAN0EUNg april
Times oOTFespOndence:
The President has received q special dis
patch 70 night from Q source altogether
different from that through which the In
formation came yesterday, Of The fell Of
New Orleans, confirming ihe same
The news from the Department Of the
RapPahannOof Is Important
I Our forces have not yet occupied Frede-
rioksburgh, but stay in Falmouth, on the
opposite side Of the river.
Information recently received renders Il
pretty certain that there is large rebel
force in the noighborhoOd ready 70 dispute
Gen. MoDOWells progress towards Rioh-
mOnd. Report places this force under the
command Of Gen. G. W. smith.
Worlds special:
The oonarmstory news Of the occupation
o. New Orleans BY the Union forces has
just been received. Il removes very mate
rally the doubts which we're excited in the
minds Of some Rs to the entire reliability
Of the rebel telegTams. -tA-
There is reason to believe that there has
been 3 discussion at the Treasury Depart
ment respecting the policy Of raising the
blockade Of Southern ports &c they come
into the possession Of the Union forces
We are assured BY gentlemen who Is
in constant communication With the Gov
eminent, that there Is little doubt that the
blockade Of New Orleans will be raised
Immediately on the Union authority being
re established there.
Hsrald's sPeeiEl: asEsSaa
kumors are in circulation that the reb-
els are preparing 10 evseuate Yorktown.
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The following is full list Of The killed,
wounded and missing in the Ohio 24th
regiment, Of the 10Th brigade, under Col
Ammon;
KI1LED-Privates Ghas F TroVbridee
Wm Railey, Antonio sOhleiohsr, John siv.
ers-A. rl aE a..I ~
WoUspED-Msior Albert s Hail. head;
Cspts Geo Arnold, Thos n Mcclure; let
Lieuts Paul SpOhn, lafayette Foster; Ser
geauts Egbert Andrews, David Thomas.
John Yolker, Frank n Atkinson; CoFporals
Dnforthj g HenmenWsy, Henry Carr, Ohas
B Davis Emmons z Gray, Dsniei Basrv.
John Wehenes, VIM KrstEenberd, Thomas
Moody, Wm B q Miller, jacob strisksT. Ar
istides 9 GafeD; Musician David B Norris:
priYates Palmer Whitney, John O Coleman
Edward 0 Peck, George NJ Thompson,
Bpenetus P Kinney, sumner " Bneed,
Isaac Furmsn, Charles J Hoyt, Isaac HoI-
man, August Mclaughlin, Manson Ken.
nedy Q Wllson, Stott JAS d Robinson,
Charles ssfond, Wm Rsiley, AlEa Cooper,
.Wm b sWanger, James keynslds Henry
Sample, Benz Davidson; sincs dead, Andrew
CHARLES, George Charles, James Lyons, ST.
monOegge Christian Kramer, AndrsF
Hilbqmmert Fredk Ghristsn, Henry Cook;
hm z Miller, Patrick Marahsn, Bamhart
Gadden, Chaunoey Triuble. Samuel De
Camp, Hm Douglass MAtEhsF Campbell,
Martin Fredricksbu, Thoms5 stitohfeld,
Joseph Q Warmer, joel h Rlckla, Henry
Feesei Paul Hagef, Henry b Daumsus, F6.
gene Sullivan, Hiram DoEsF, Miehsei
gleakert, Gee Sparks, VIM q Clayton, Wn
LAngsB.
MTBaEo- George " Louks
Killed, 4 wounded, 20 missing, l. To-
tel T6. .HL VI 81 -
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PROM WAsHINGroN.

"AshAaFoH, April 2S
The Commission on ordnance and ord.
nance supplies have, It is said, rejected All
the foreign contracts, and considerably cur
tailed those for the manufacture of arms IN
the United States. The Ordnance Ofics hss
Issued proposals for manufacturing within
one year Springfield rifsd nnuskets ana bar
per Ferry rifles, together with carbinea.
EeFolyers, sabres, swords and scabbards
The Department reserves to itself The right
70 Eejecsauy bid, and to consider none made
through any agent br Jker, o. party other
than the regular manufacturers.
Several days ego the House passed a res
Gluten directing the Secretary Of War 70
communicate ell the facts within bia
knowledge relating 10 the evaeustion by
cur troops Of Jacksonville, Florida. The
seeretAFy replies that he believes 4 70 b.
the province Of the President TO- furnjgh
information Of military operations. bat sc
President had directed him 70 sev that he
evacuation was for reasons not deSmed
compatible with the public Interest 10.
close. - =
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FR0lI san R1N1fsT,o.

: - = N ElIlllll1 ApIlI ., :
The ship Joseph Pesbody has been for.
fellsd 10 the Government for smuggllne.
Trade has recently revived to supply the
demand for goods suitable TO the Oregon
snd British Columbia mines, in advance Of
anticipated large emigration. Business
with the Interior Of the State continues
unseasonably backward.
Gen. Wright has issued an order reauir.
ing the Arress Of all persons eharesd with
sliding or sbetting, by words or deeds, the
rebellion, such persons To be oonfned u1legg
thsy suoscri6e to the oath Of allegiance.
AFEiYsd-SteeneF Sonora, Panama; ship
Daphne, hong Kong. 5r7 - -
sailed4SohOOner Endesvor, Shanghai;
Whaling barqus Csrib, cruise; whale ship
W. c. Nye, cruise; ship JuAna, OaIlao.
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This AftsrnoopIs Report
From FORTRESS MONROE.
EolTnEas MnnRnn Anil 9

FORTRESS MONROE, April %.
A Gag Of truce to-day took dispatches and
letters for the Union prisoners.
No newspapers came into the hands of
The reporters for the press. s
The city Of New Orleans has been can
tured b. the Union forces.
The telegraph operator having left as
previously reported, no particulars have
been received.
Iii BtGtsd however, that the operator
subsequently attempted TO return, but
found the city In possession Of the Union
troops.
Its probable the city surrendered with
out resistance after the feet made its ap.
pearanoe.
There Is report that the ensmy's much
bOasted iron gun boat built there as SEQ.
ond Merrimac was also on It's way de-
strOyed By the United States steamer Pen
Baoola.
The weather and tide to.day has been
very favorable for the appearance Of the
Of the Merrimac here, but She hasn't bsen
seen. lf3 D ~ -. 49,
Il is reported that-some rebel Runbosts
IN the James river attempted this a. NJ. to
shell our camps this side Of WsrEick.
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gNsEborn Cor, n. Z. Tribune.)
The starr eGd stripes ere aying in the
western counties Of North Carolina. All
through The mountain region the old Gag
oan Be seen, where brave men have collect-
"a together to defend lie honor.
Seen sitter EeWbern vas osptuFed an i'm
Portant engagement took plaoe in the west
era psrt Of the State between q large rebel
forcs ana the Union Home Guards, result
ing in 8 ccnplete rout Of the former, who,
if appears, lost ell the guns Belonging to
,ons batlsrJ sll the camp equipage, veg
ons and supplies Of ell kinds belonging to
the rebel force, with three companies Of
cavalry Whieh we're entirely cut Of, and
obliged 70 surrender, or, in other words,
iiuere retained" The Raleigh Standard
called 4 amost disgrassfnl riot" which
is truly > very pOlitio term for Q defeat
Il appears that the Union men in the noun.
tsizs had been hanging 3 notorious rebel
ohsTaotaF, tns Col Dodge, who had charge
of TIE militia, and had resorted 10 sweep.
ing imprsssment; hence the difficulty.
The Union men ere strongly in the as
sendsnoy throughout the western counties
Of this Slate, are al armed, and haze
somplete organisation under competent
leaders. The standaTd ssys that they have
thFsstsaed to take Raleigh, and suggests
ths Importance Of fortifying the city in
every direction, and general fall back Of
their forees In the State TO that point.
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.8fef POFsEFssIONAF- ? .IIT..aa
ununE

Mr.. Blair, Of Virginia, Inquired OF Mr..
Potter ou Whst authority he yesterday pre-
Slele9 TIE dialogslty Of Judge Pitts, of
northampton Co, Va.
NJ Potter replied On the address Of
ooge Fitts q shs Virginia LeeislStuFe ct
HiennGnG, The address vas nov read, In.
Ehlen Snage Pitts refers 70 the action BY
ne Lsgislsturs 2 dspoSs him without Ri1-
tag hin an opportunity for defsnss,l Tie
eommpnicAtioa of dds Wpps3 b msn igss.-
y unjust He oO1ld only plead i,po;
guilty q disloyAlty . tas sousl and
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FROm WAsHINGToN.
HEADeUARRHRs ARlYoY PoToHAo, =
Anil 0a IL Al

nAADSUAAkAAs AaEX OF PoToHAo, y
April % II AN
hon. Z. n StqaEoN, Ssegstcey Of War:
Nothing Of interest has trauspired dur
ing the night No firing on our right
where the work proceeded undisturbed On
our LEFT the enemy fred q good deal but
hurt no one nor Was the work interrupted.
have just sent feld battery 70 silence .
gun or two Of the enemy that have been
impairment this morning, but have hart
no one. 4n-s @
The weather has improved and We are
making good progress 1Sisnsd1 - -.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN. n 1-l
Msi Gen. OOmmd'R.
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The following is the loss reported fer ths
Ohio 9Th regiment ct Pittsburg:
Kn1rb-lIenrich Nortman. 81
WtUHDED--James Fsirohild, thigh; VIM
Boyd, slightly; George RioheleF, severely;
Rm 8noshEuilh lmoztally--sines died /;
Fred linsf, slightly-6i p ~
MntrSq ehh Logue, sup pos d kiIed-I.
Killed ) Vpu4dsd, s. missiEg, /. Total, 4.
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CLEVELAND, WE'D NEsDAY

doubted no, he could triumphsntly Vindi.
cate himself from every charge his enemies
and prosecutors might bring Againfs aim.
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- lsr lhs 0I1sI.aaII saaItaEy =

nA11AlLa
Ma B. P. Baker, who was sent BY the
OoEzIi1lon 10 Washington 10 procure Q
staanet % Be-. placed at The eommshd Of
The Sanitary Commission, has succeeded in
his objeoG He tslegraphed, last Saturday,
% ne CommissiOn Informing them Of his
gacosss The authoFities Ct TIE capital
hsYa ordered Quartsrmasier DlckeFson 10
charter bost, 70 Be used permanently by
the Commission. A competent medical di.
rector win Be piseed On The hoat, and three
msnbo9s Of the commission viii have
charge of her during every trip msde.-
0llcisa19 Gasstts
-eatrisrnasssr Di,ksrson writes 70 tie
Commission as fellows.
sqEin place the best under the diFeo-
ton oi fhe Commission, ohsrterins suoh
boas e. tie Oonaission may think suit
abie. snoiose a. order on The Military
steftksspsF, for clothing fof grat1iious
disiEibgtiol among tha wounded
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-30
FHOot HiIsTON-

BOsTOH, April 20.
The war steamer Saoremento Uas launch.
ed ct the Portsmouth, Navy YsFd ysster
day. She Is The hnest and largest war
vessel ever built at Portsmouth.