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This Afternoons Report.
FROM PETTsBURG LANDING.

FROM PLTTsBURG L,ANDNG.
sGH i.-s 3 CHICAGO, April H.
The Trlbuns's reporter, who has return
cd from PittsbuTg, furnishes the following:
TsylOr'H and WAREHOUSES batteries,
supported by the 28d Illinois and SD Chic
were hrst in the. fight Both Ohio regi-
ments ran without firing q gun, leaving
Waterhouss without support He fought
half an hour, however, retiring with. three
Of his guns he was wounded in the thigh
By minnie ball, but not fatally. His
battery was badly cut up.' 5 ssIs.s 1-iiaJ d
TaylOE's battsFy eoEtiHa5d The hehE. sup,
ported splendIdly by the Illinois regiment,
until his support out6anksd both sides,
then retired through GROSS IRE, having bat
one man killed and seventeen Wounded.
Meantime WSterheuse, with his three
guns, took 8 seo;nd position, supported BY
the ID brigade, Mcgleruandls division,
composed of the l1th, Ifth, 20th, 45th and
Ash Illinois, Col Marsh eommandinz.-
During the light they we're compelled TO
retire through their own eneampmeRt with
heavy loss inta some woods, where they
formed second line Of battle.
An advance vas then ordered BY Mo-
Olernand, aud 6 hundred rods brought
them in sight OF fhe rebels. Here COM
menced one Of the most hsroely contested
engagements Of the day, resulting in . re-
pulse Of the enemy, who were driven back
through our ehosmpments,s AZ this point
the enemy met reinforcements, and oar
ammanitioa giving out Marsh's eommsnd
gave aWsy for smother brigade. They we're
hogsver compelled TO retreat TO within 9
half mile Ofithe river. dia a.i4 sag
During this movement the eunboats
opened fTs, throwing shell ever the heads
Of our men and covering the ground in
every direction with the rebel slain.
TsylOr's battery again took . position Gn
the parade ground Of che FIRST diVision,
and opened on thsrebSl bstteFy placed 800
yards distant. Thesplsndid artillery then
took the place Of the rebel battery, and 81
lsneed their oaisaor, which was blown up
Tsylors battery Waa then ordered nto
reserve. During the SIGHT several Missis-
sippi regiments. Who had arrived SATURDAYS
night, cane into the fight in double ouioi
tine, and we're almost Immediately 70
pulsed.
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Otlee NO. ll2 Saperior Street.
CLEVELAND MONDAY MORN NC APRIL IA 1852
l-f-f II 10 ff fiIfEIfIi nm

m ~ FNA w N H q. n
Monday Q Michigan battery was cap
tured The day after II was retsken By
the 18th Wisconsin. The hght over this
battery was conducted In person by Beau
regard. In nis effort TO recover it he was
wounded in the arm. He WAS successful
In taking Il, but It was again taken from
him. 20
Il vas captured and re-captured no less
than Elk times. I1.
Company A. Chicago Light Artillery, was
30 ssvery handled the first day that it was
only able to man thFeeguns on Monday, but
with these, after q desperate cohtesb they
succeeded completely in silenoing and oaPturr
ing the rebel battery Of tx guns they we're
however compelled to abandon It from lack
Of horses to draw Il off Their oRn pieces
we're brought OF by hand.
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rh. Hoosr.rrpstlsa st .A' rInliar, DF.

The Reconstruction Of the Military Dee
i Partments.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette
WAsmEeEOE, April T..
The order Of Secretary Stanton, still fur
ther narrowing the jurisdieti 4 and auth.
ority Of Gen. Mcclellan, and giving, in e.
feet, the chief command 70 Gen. Mcdowell,
in the advance to Richmond, surprised no
one here who had any familiarity with the
osusea rendering that result inevitable. Il
Is q great event, and will tell powerfully
upon our military future. The Army 0f
ihe Potomsc now becomes three separate
armies, Gf columns, each looking Rich
mondWsrd. One, under Mcclellan, CON-
prises the CORDS Of Keyes and Heintzelman,
and its sphere Of operations is definitely
pointed cut in the Seeretary's order, des-
iRnating the limits Of the new military de-
pSrtmshts The second, under MCDOWELL,
embraces the corps Of that General and of
General sumeT, (nine divisions, Mcclellan
having but eight with territorial limits
including the District Of COlunbia, part of
.be western bank of the Potomac, (from
Harper's Ferry 70 Acquis creek, and the
| entire eastern bank Of that river, from
the same starting point to the Chesapeake
Bay. The department Of Gen. Banks in
I cludes the Valley Of Virginia, and his COM
mand the corps previously under him.
Il will thus be seen that Mcclellan has
nov but tVb of she. ave corps lately COM
pricing his command, and considerably
\ less than half Of The great army which he
has left here in idleneas for the last six
nonths, at en- expense of nearly or quite
two milli0ns day. BIS held Of active
work Is still more inoonsiderable, being
merely the little triangle, Of which ohs
i snpls is ct Richmond, and Of which The
I three sides ere, the FredeFioksburgh and
Biehmond railroad, the James river, from
I ~ mouth to the bogus rebel capital, and
4 ~ eastward limit Of the Potomac and IL
ssaboard. BE hiss no longer 3 place b
4 Washington, OF sny control over the dest
nies o. The national Capital, 30 long block,
aded by his permission. The revolution b
Affairs, n dis pa iOulsTf by anaA Admins
tration whose patience he has exhausted
by long series Of broken promises aut
frivolous excuses, is thus complete Al
the psOpls VIII say AMEN.
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9s len 'ss Sot '1s GoSslsSssse S5Sss Column


Thers came near being q sraan skirmish
-aysST7 daVB ago in the vest end Of the Csp-
itoE port.sr went to the door Of commit
tee room and left demijOhn Of whisky,
hoIdinR some "a w or i've gallons. The Of
aosr 4 charge ssila L must bs 9 mistake,
but ths porter insist,Nd that he vas right.
The omoer called IN s'0ms friends and q
eennittss nss soon ct E'ork nveshgahng
the contents. A favorable report Ess soen
made b. smsjoTsly, but 8 mtsoFity thought
shsy must have more eVide0oe Rpon ne
suhjsst. and called in some friSnos % aed
20 the committee. About this time ne
P0Eter 1aads his appearances and sgein qe-
mand6d he Jug; committee refused 70 sur
render porter became Eild in his densnosJ
and threatened to move on them st once,
unless su usoonditional surrender ives
made; committee concluded that as there
Ta5 not enough left to make fight for, %
aooeds 10 the demands, the porter explain
Ing that g was for Mr.. Blair's Military
C0mmittes Of che House, and the mistake
vas his 81 leaving itat the wrong room.
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FROAI CAIRO.

OAIRo, April IL.
2 lYeStsr6sy two splendid bAttssiss Of RI
hed guns we're found in the woods below
Island No, 10. A large amount Of prop.
erty, consisting Of horses, mules, arms,
being daily bFOughtin By ourlmen. eT
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PLATING 6 BELL hanging

silvia PLATING An BELBs EAlG9I6.
TNHE SUBSORIBER Is PRERA1s 6
ID % re-plais spoons, Rorfl, Osltorz, ETn5G
- n8T; alIc, STAR Rods, Door knob1, Bell pms,
-, rasnI1fai 81 Ilafsd . craoli b h11do7 aii15
sroosll, g scod e any ethsr STAB olhuspt - 50
~. - BILL Ranging &c aur
EFonltly ltts1dso 81 lad all Wcrk UlEIller7 a
sT1rs1Tntld, - falra1an y l-ficcT II.
l5oo-i No. 4 Mschalicis Block, cururr ~ Hrr-rre
nld O-lIlrlo ltl1e.is flp lt1lEI.l -'--A =
~ LnRRoFED Hllll d. tuTnlHrs "a ~
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AEEH Thusz AID Coon TzIEa.-Bost Dam
dsliol eofss d manufactuEed By P. ]. Fer
ris, Excelsior Mills Buffalo, n. Y The
Dendsiion CofEss Is now cOnhidsfed the
ehaapsst aud most agreeable and hsslthy Of
an he drinks now used loF the "breakfsst
tshIs.Y Nis in daVOr eautl 20 toid Java, /"
but has isss Of the narcotic stimulating ef-
fsots "a oosss fall t5o- thirds less. Z. A.
ausrt, Is2, oatalio Stress, Wholsaaie o1d
rs.sl asaat for Cleveland. aps:Sss
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AT AUOTIOEi BE............-....O. 0UTfER son,
AT Store Nol $50 SUPERIOR st., recently occupied
By }. y. broWDt next west Of y, 81. Rebi,
sons Olothihg Sto.e. go nj
q. GUTTER 4 SON wilI sell on Wednesday, AVN.
10TH comm menciug at 10 ocloeE A. H.. ht store 10
10 super or Street. next west OF o, a.. Rlbisonig
Cl9thtnG Store q larso lot n fleqant Turnirura,
huggys Harnessess a., consist Of mahoFhny
dressing and ple n Bureaus, do French bedstsAds,
marble top Tables, nah zgany lands rosewood IL
6fafy CHAIR lin bfocstelis,1 do Sofa Din brocaseIle
ExtenEign- DinipR liable, mahogsa Hat Back, one
Dast quality Lounge, cane ssat b frs, wash and
si1e stand, one Hplsndid G II Frame Mirror, best
quality Hair Mattresses Tapeatry. Three ply and
Ingram CARPETS, Lare Uu' tains, large lot b d Dull
atd oolen Bienkets, Oiocka, Oh Psintngu, etsol
MnRrevtnga and Frames, case stuffed Birds, large
let ya lueole hOlg ., Stoves kitehsn tensile 30
Alao-S se'ta Single Har. ess, , Open TWo-eeated
wagon, n saTiy 1sp, Saddle ard Bridl4, ! BufIRlo
h9pes. - TeIma-oash1 Eankhble funds Rt time Of
seie' i-~ sp l2.3S3
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sQuheciloll ero ll1l11 = 10 1rnll ll1a
luIky, 4ansneld and Newark B. 3. at ClFde viii
aont With ErpmOnl . Indiana B. X. AID AZ Eolsd0
Elth tha n1hiil1 asouEhsr11 o. s. ofsttrt =
nd Holedo and Wabash katiroadl foT ChfosQu, .
Eolt, lauE1on, 4ott 8ayn1l Llo7anl,1Fl . I
-airO, Alton, ST. AoGia, and Al BGinfa Wolt HoTSL,
-asEt and S61khaagts a-l 4ai p. .llla ai7tli y
eraina arrfYe f. O3aYaiaaa iva, Hqisao "A a.
Rsst, IS 50 A. -. sad Sc ?. =. Eron ssldosiy
e aslo A. 4, ---.- ---- - 81 ---- -.r lr1-
.rtrrrlnrd Nor 4 "a 80
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Tn FAzAIIEE AMONG oUR OFTICERs AZ
PuzsBURs LAHD1nG.-A dispatch to the
81 Louis Democrat says;
Esbsl prisoners ssy they had orders 70
III e many Of our officers as possible.
Thsir officers fought in disguise, ours IN
their upfforms, which Was The cause OF
thcir being Distinguished and 50 many Of
thon killed.
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-ElNlNcIAL.

F0REIeN ExOHANGE,-.
u lulitI n rmo1nB % 1dIs, io1. 5 t.suarll, Cu
41sland and Hrdncs, and az TIE princI1al lltiin o
4llEE1J. On IllnE1srs BERN lelllll, tlalni
n1rellbGrT, Cal1al, Oclogue, He7lourgh. fz1r1r1 j
71Itl-tFt, Z - hslll and frl1a. iEcr Illr ~ -.
i. -r--l- ~. = ? = ~ u.
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RS0 mn hl1NRT ADVANORD

RH0 NM MOAHI AUNANUHD,
9JUs sU0O u ~, :. l.zll-sal IS "a "a Z
lad ven knoNn Y Aslt. Us c4 &c -on sscuritiil
lilysg So y alohel, Dlamcpali fsVallY, EEa-a7n5
1.oA... .3l- = go ifro.1i 4lllfa
"A articles Of Veile, On I'Ieitff ~
n1Iind15 giTictg1 fFats. EElabliIhsd 1881 Watasss
I'D IdEelFy llr as at bar1ainl,
VI. Hkan9b, Ol1ca 10. :, WutsFnt
esEn.r slleIoR Eiro1ll oEuE Sc, A. DEE,l . o, 4
eseAA4s. UI8
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sssa-a SIHTA8 AHA AGEhEaT. tssl-E
IN, s,,5 .i..4 sso,s.v. l5,;5ssoser sis issi a q
ser Trims Fil lsqEe Cleveland aS iolloUH5d y
first Irsin-s.oB A. a Stopping a. an ststio1E a.
n cspt lOfnlHisds Oclambfa, ) ock5si7l =
SS@ ne; & orssis sii % ifl' a. a.; u 6oiS
e -TSiiz6sSsiis 20 p. u !; is5aisViHs = As
81 Inpts lail5 A. NJ ohieag0 - Orestiass3
ns0 ,. H ~ ~
ssoo1a fr.is-s=ss 2. M.-sEogptas Es ~, s,a=i,sS
Worthingiols arriving as 0Isstl Ne no ;,
O5lun6a9 10 a, A gagson .:o5 A. ~; lils
-- ,lnna6 rs a. H.; Andis1eposi1 2,0oa.. 60,
1Sals llsSo :: H LOUISVILLE 2.l5 ?. ~; Cllfls
% yia grestline leslo A. ~ - 'ylG5II7
slo7 0alY g taea PsalgnEsrH % lignel at sla1sls
szeeDt8a above.
a H., and arrive In Cleveland e $40 a. n. - Tril
s-El5 p. NJ nnd aEriIz8 b 6lsIalAnd - 2 H
Isl BOEIOUR M bza
NaIhV, slndzlEE, Msns1sld = Esgsrf EnIl-,-II, H-E
1nGhsle, ALk tsrRozl Newark, ssnslfilll
u-u.slias' Fi.,.busEh, Tols WsyaS o6is.ls ls.u.
rod, ieE y 4olezt ullaE HalduI1I. li8lsliE,
-; 49, SSfi - s9Eail e, LaRoEss' ge-sego -
0slEsu aad iiiss ssliSShsi,as II Eaarosa 1ins a. au
alnapolil, ElrsB Eauis, Fiao51as5 Il'l1T1l
vills, LelilEills e4lEo, s. Louia. -
bmgh Rallrosd ioF 5Priagisla - i
oalElblg, Lltts eLismi J oollnBdI, a1e Llil I
'9le as0.' q 80, 3. S 49,; a5aila.
and Oilcsalaitl1z vita tha Ohio 3 81
... ....I,ygi kallseee g einsinRaa q kolsl
--ii llllsf 49, l.ll9s st.lloG-i l1si =
iunba4 csa.ia q si osS "a siisOs is oF
W. 3 Isdiass RsiF5a.6 ios fi7t-. 0rSsi !. q.
e 4oy Sicse,s . AZ RPinis "A ias2EFssis7'1l
~ = - ~ E.a..t 9se-loni a1a g pnloa 1i14-t
s1-'s, - y. 3. s. igkIar, su,sria ..a.sb
- ,..no,. -, - 3 Tl1Ls -
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OFFICIAL gVAR BULLEFiN.
R,su1uarInrn. .n - III 1il d ! 1913

-- WAsHIAaLOAi D q April II 1so1. J /
The Secretary Of War makes public sp-
acknowledgement to the Goysrnors Of. Tndi-
ans and 0hiO, and the Beard Of Trade, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa for their prompt offsrs Of
assistance for the relief Of the officers and
soldiers wounded in the late great battle
on the Tennessee River Their offers have
been accepted. It is understood that sim
liar humane and patriotic service has been
tendsred by other cities and State a1thot-
titles. and which have not been reported to
the Department, but are gratefully aoknOV-
lodged. (Signed) --g
EDWfH NJ sFAupoE.
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HnEHAHs. -Hsrmann win give one en-
Ssrtainmsnt ID Cleveland On Saturday eve
ni1g, April l9h.
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HOTELS.
p IRO q h o 0 S q. -
1SA warer Street, CIeysland, ohio.

This House is now opsn for the reoeption Of ueEts
and the Iravslling Public generally. q 90 I
1t ia convenient 70 fhe Depots. In the centre Of
business ana easy Of access in eVery way. 7
- StrangeIg vii hRd Il quiet aOuss at the very
low price of ONE DUEhAk Der day. I = :
April 10th, 1851 E - tHy2 {1oS- & -SStor, ~
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STOVES AND TIR-WARE.

TIE DE&PA FGH cOOKLNa STOVE,
Heyibg during the past Winter, besa ir1uroV.t. 4
row uudqubtadly the BEST Stove IN th8 Esrkst.
Iu HakinR, RoastinE and BroIling pronaFtlaI ars
uueEoae etionable and 10 ecsuomV Of Fual it q un-
PARALLEL Ilth tig new Patent gTateIteIlill burn
Goal al Wou - wood most admirably t1a OTen BE-
ing thorougbly ventilated Il viii produoa ps.tct
tVeu; Roasting aud Tossing n done FIEl45 m
open nre, and Broiling over live coal8 the hearth
ag common sense dioiEt-5. 1t is Manufactured n
this city, 800 the mafarial uaad lnd tha, workman
ship afe % the bes q1aty dnaily, Il gives perfect
sasi5factOp . all, q hundTeca OF hcp6sEss5sr8 %
using the stove, VIII tettify. f.,-r-r 81 ---f -
1hs A0Tallg Star Goo kilg Stove
a 8 neWau desirable Batfefn, IAien with earle
tT Of othersi make our stock complsfs,- We nlgo
hlTe on hand great variety of Parior Cooffn rauf
other beating stoves for sale at reducsd prizes.
:. Are ooe5tanily supplied vi 4 al he newest 3
most - oeaatlIll % ~ lsl q - =
I'm AN = LED CRATES,
OF Aiso-sIl of the most useful articles Of
Rolss FiEr;shisg Good, Nails 4 FdTnlers ToOs
We are lust receiving the latest tnpruF. syli Of
blhD "a Is, which are offered for sale at the low
ior sale - oi '3ae or rpa all the vario1g artciel
o. lain and apanee Iini Copblr and Sheet lron
Ware We oasr tho almost endless TarietT Of gnOd8
IN oar lins 70 ssis th, ioSsSt Sssh brisss on tls
ONE PRICE SYSTEM. 80
- An Hruseksepsr and thoss Who eontFmplsfg
Housekeepina, ths ~ OF nan KIDD e - Ilo5t
oordiaiV invited 70 call before Purcbesin eissGher8
sntsod at The Stove and era EnporIum of -
bon E a1f4 W. Il MARVIN
naFsl d ae. Me- 50 sOuih sIds Pub. ssuara.
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DeofeGdfy OF WhE.
-sB WAR DEPARTMENT, I

rsB b WAR DEPARTlIEHT, 4
WAsH1EGToS, April II, 1862. /
Grave complaints against Assistant
Surgeons hewitt snd stipp having resohed
the Department. they are suspended from
duty and ordered to report themselves. A
negligent or inhumsn surgeon isFegsrded
oy this Department as an enemy Of his
country snd Of his race, and will be dealt
with according to the utmost rigor Of mill
taEy Law. (Signed)
E, NJ STANTON;
Secretary Of War.
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DOW ERS' HOTRL
Il (FORNHRLI EARLE's) -.
II AND..19i PARK ROW,

This long egtAbl' shed and popular Houss has re-
GENTLY been rebuilt aud greatly ENLARGED b ths al
eislon oI OYER 700 soous and now hss accommodas
tons Tor over 800 persons. II has also b en thor,
ooshiy reh0Fa'ed and rtfurnishea, and Is s
Heated By Steam & Lighted s0ifh Ga Ts7oIiaho,a
Ihie Hotel has one Of the best. looations in ,he
70 i3 easy q access nOm ell thu Htsamboafg AZ d
~ n%iroe5s leading 70 the City and s convt ent To
~ tne OlLy convfyanoe8 It nas al the requis-
tts o. 9 tlrat Oiass Hotel, engurng the comfort Of
ita lnmatea Toe patronage Of the TraVeiIS Public
EABlla-'.-.-..,.........sly50P II 80 PER DAY. .7,s
ti9b2l.389 h L, pow "a pr,,s-|
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GLAYKlAND 9 sF0LED0 B B
WINTER ARsAEsEnEHF. la1-l,

Oasnd Efar McndaT, N0Fembsr fth, IGu, Tralr1
WiH run dailg. e iolloass (3uEdags aEosb btedsj-'
7;GU A. n OhiaeD EE11ll-St1rs e "a if1tfcr7 On
arrives q Toledo & lZl8 p Nj Ins lCtId57o
at lo.3o p, H.
lsSoP a. EOrfhHlH l1aii-satoIs a. az isi1ll'aIi On
Northern DiYiHlon, and arrives ~ saaduEETsE
llHe 6.ib 2. N ltl e E4tlll - aaH aaaA
SO P. u. fslagralh 4xpru1l-Stgps e gll Etafi1l
o. 1out1ar1 llllllen oZc5 y 1.al i1sIi e.
loa and UAT. Arrives in Inlgd1 st t3sts y, ~
md GhleaEo 6 q a. u. a.l 7fll --1I
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POST OFFICE TIME LIABLE.


nFi5, BudAlo, Rev York Bo5.
toHt aud Esstarn Way, daily
sup Elementary Letter Pack
ESQ Tor Buffalo, New Fofk
and Bogton, daily ,......,.......l
Grie, Buhalo, Albany, Troy
HGFlH Fork, Boston End Port
land, npn1acting With N. Y
1Efi6 a Esut, daliy...............
. npplamsntary Lcttar Pack
sgs for bunalOi New York
Boston, daily, ......-..-..........,
Pitt8burgh q Way Philadsl.
phia, Washington, Balti.
more, Akron, Canton, Mar
aillon, o. kP. b. 3. 6Stau-
benville, Wheeling and ,. z
U. b. B., daily ............Y..s.....
Supplementary Letter Raok.
age for Pitt8burgh, Phiia-
delphil Washington and
baltimore, dafiy.................
Toledo, chicago q Detroit, ,dily
hOFWalf, Fremont, ObeFlin
and Toledo, WaV, dalV.s....
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuqus and
Chicago, daily ......................
Elyrih, BandnSkF and Way...
fouhg5toWnI warren and
Way, datly,.,.....-.,.,.-..........
Columbus, Z Olncinnati and
Way, daily. ly.....-....................
OolurAbul, Dincinnati, Lou
i1Vills, Wheeling, st. Louig.
ghillioOths, OirnloFilio ana
MartstFa, daily,.,..-......,.......
buppi8ui tneaEy LettdE Pack. .
age for Columbus and On
olnntti, d1ily =. . ...ss..s..l...i...
Medina and Wayr dailY,-,,,-,,,
HocEbort1 Dover, Ehs1Ield,
HoFth BldgqYille and An
hef1t. Leaves Iuc1daTl,
ThuFSdsyl and EaturdsTl..
Bath, BrecksVillo and Oopl8y
LaaYps TuegdqF1 gnd eatEr-
QAg lssssssssss ssss.s.ssssssss.sssss.sss.
ahuTo1-e CanfEp, 4 aEangsT, /,
Hinokley and North HoyAl-
ton. Leaves 9usadayI end
Saturday. .,-....,...sss.,....,....-...
HeFEun1VilisI dEflF.s.l.sss.ss.....
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?, ?: FIhH. o. ABsIFAL- q. NAIL ERAfEB

TIHH. OF, ARRIVAL o.. lEAIL TRAdHs --
Through Eastsrn, n,4.....-..,.. rs A. u. 7sls p D.
AoIton sid Way from Bufalo. 1913 ,, u
Through, PhfladAl1h,a---nld +7rfrrr- unf-1ie n
Weshing gton. Va Pittsbufgh asl5 a. n. $50 2. n.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-07-03

o BzIEY16mE.-This week dsiiy mail
commences between this place and st.
Joseph. Atchison. Leavenworth. Omaha.
and intermediate points. This is some.
thing which We have long felt the need OF;
and individually. We know that we have
lost hundreds of dollars By reason OF ou'
hitherto miserable mail facilities-sub'
scribers in the adjoining Counties not BE-
ing able to get their pspers in reason.
able length Of time. and often not At ~
We trust We have seen the end OF this
With the proper NAH facilities. We car
furnish later news to the people OF thu
Northern part Of the State than they car
get from any other source.
We bad understood that service would
be resumed on the route between here snd
Oregon. Mo-, but - yet We see no sign
of it. The wsnt of it is keenly felt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-07-03

The beiuty and value of q novel. con-
sist in the truthfulness with which it fol-
lows nature and historical events. Be-
coming wearied with the continual rou-
tine Of war news. we concluded. for the
sake Of change. to read . great historical
romance in one of the popular weeklies.
The events Of the story commenced i'm
mediatsly after the battle of Lake Erie.
in September. 1878. A beautiful and
modest girl dresses in sailors clothes.
and engages on board q privateerfmsn.
freely circulating among the crew. where
profanity and obscenity are the leading
feature. After cruising about for a month
or so. the privsteer found herself in q
British port in some island. surrounded
BY men-of-war; and how, reader, do you
suppose the Yankee vessel was saved
Why. general discovery of sexes. and
parents. and. lovers. and all that. waa
made and just then British ship came
in with news of treaty Of peace between
England America-brought the news
more than year before . treaty waa
made
Nothing dsunted. We tried sgaiu. this
time selecting Revolutionary tale. Il
all went well enough. until. in very in.
teresting part of the story. on the 4th ol
July. 1776. . horseman was seen coming
full tilt, bis animal covered with foam.
bringing news of the Declaration Of In.
dependence. This was away down in
North Carolina, several hours in advance
Of the time that history tells Us the De.
claration was finished and made public.
The event occurred in Philadelphia, and
in those days there were no telegraphs.
railroads. and steamboats,.
The third time. thought we. is always
the charm so we undertook a thrilling
romance Of long ago." But as bad
luck would have it. the hero, in the very
first chapter. quoted some lines from
Cowper; and upon comparing notes. We
found that the date of the story was TWEEN.
ty-6ve years before Cowper was born
We have quit light literature. and re-
turned to the latest war news by telc.
graph. One is Just about as reliable as
the other; but the latter has the advan.
tsge of freshness.