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C!LEVELAND ) ERIE R.R.

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

Al Ens srnins Fuin7 vf5tysr oouust a r.--,,-ss
81 sralqa ior foledos Ohi1ago uoiuIabdz, Cinon-
- ~ lgl8 4ei and al The tTaiz Eoie sEIlITf 1
telro4ai and e Buffalo With fhos8 = fhs NsiT -
uenkFhi and bufalO q New Ecrk CITY Rallroafr
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

Prof. Peck writes to the Oberlin News
an account Of an interview with Gov. Tod,
IS folloNs: - <.
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-09
NEW EN- LAND TEL,
Joliet, Illinois.

A MopREy BUILT AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
HOUSE,
RTEAR by and in full view from the Railroad DePots
n Of the city where will be found superior accom-
nodatons. and the unremitting exortons Of the un-
dersgned contribute the comfort and pleasures Of
the travelling public Charges 81 per day or So per
week.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-09
Trustees Sale,

-,rt.,inr been ma &c by Ransom =. Bart
nHA!L ~ ,,y1,ept Of a certain promissory note
w. y y" W thirteen Hundred Dollars, dated tho
81, ~ t,,re 4. D 1870, payable one year from
y .! ',s's,i1 BARTLETT 90 T. Hattou & Co., which
b. uals Y! 80 n, a certain Deed Of Tru-t executed
u - -. 80, together with his wife Lydia s. TO
tsi l,,,.1 a. Trustee Of and upun the follow
80 =, ,,,-rl, If land situate In the County Of
x rsg,u ~ IIlirois, to-wit The equal undiVid-
81 hl fot righftSl In the Subdivision rs made
ar p. y. n.--s,t administrator Of the estate OF
gaaa ~ TP,tirs decreased. Of Lots three (3) and
~ u fTrt tventy l2l). in that part Of the City
y :. ~ ,tI described as Old Joliet, and also
q .f ,5,I,.l one hundred and twenty-nIne (I29)
. ~. I'm Addition % Joliet, being a part of
o. st,iis, Icing south 81 a line drown through
= q! a. flilVs. commencing at n point on the
q ~ il,cs one hundred ana thrty-one'and
= w, =, -, sutb Of the North Fast corner Of said
: I. ..,1t on the west side Of said Block to pnin;
y III snd thirty-urc and = half G3l15J feet
% Ssp,b West corner cf said Block. which
. 7, en-, wa duly rocorde in the Recorders
i,I Couptv aforesaid in Book 80 a, page lS9 (;
...,ss.rs a. the Executor Of the last viii and
-, m aid LlwnOd and IN pursuance ofthe pow
l-...-i T,u.t contained, application having been
AR that purpose by the legal holder OF
~. mall proceed on the 30th dag Of Septem-
IN 1872 between the hours Of one and four
4 !. i, me Afternoon of that day, At the front door
Il. ert Uou.. 10 Joliet, County aforesaid. 20 sell
~. rspipe for rash 20 the highest bidder the
=. i.-rif.d property. and all equity Of redemption
~ ~ the purtazr, set forth IN said deed n jrIst.
gDA PARKS, Executor uft the last viii and
Testament Of Nelson d. ElwoUd, Trustee
g., s.r,,mper sth, ls52 l24w
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SITE c1T,1 OF 81 ,L MS, equity Court ofw Co.
W WILL September Term, Is62
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Strayed or stolen

TIRoM the subscriber in this city, on the 18th ult.
+ sorrel mare 4 ears old. star in the forehead q
white strip on the nose white fret. thia tale. Any
person who will Ieturn give Information where she
may be found, will be literally rewarded.
Joliet III, Sept T. 1852. MARY A. PICKLES.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-09
G A RI In IS
City Expess Wagon

II UNS all trains arriving at and departing from
Il the CITY, Baggage taken To aud from the DepO;s,
HnI packages deIrsIes 10 all parts Of the city and VI
einify. orders icst tins Post Once News Depot will
be promptly attended to- Charges moderate
Jan 5th, ls62 HUGH CARLIN.
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Receivers sale.

NOTICE i hereby given. that I, J. Tild~n Moulton
IN Receiver appointed in the above entitled cause.
under aud by virtue of decree entered in the United
States Circuit Court for the Northern District Of Hi
nots will sell at public anction for at the
ntth door Of the Court House, in the city II Cbicag
in the district AZORES aid. Tuesday the sixteenth
day Of September 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
the following describer real estate, situate in the
lows to
The South quarter o. Lot three 49, in Block eleven
l in that part Of rhe city OF Joliet which was form
eIiy laid and recorded 'West Joliet"
Also, Lot four a. in Block eleven in that part Of the
city of Joliet which originally laid out and re-
coTped as ''West Joliet"
Also all the notes. accounts. books Of accounts
chooses in action, and personal effects Of esety nase
and nature received ny me such receiver.
J.TILDEN MOULTON, Receiver.
Dated Chicago Aug. 2SIh 1852.
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S A n G E r & co.'s,
IMPROVED
SELF-FEEDING C0RN-SHELLER, :

VIE understand has been appointed Agent e., 10
e'; Tor he NAIe OF this uschine which /. admit.
~ ~ WI" have used It or seen Il in operation 10
~, 'infiiei Possessing all fie adva1tav.s ~ ~.
Diiiian Shelter, with the addition Of bsir-r
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NOTICE.

having unsettled accounts with me
rls".s cal on " =. Barrett as .oon as poai;
"a regiment.
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A SELF FEEDER,

thus saving the labor Of two men
Ihe saei"n- - nia&e offIie best material Iv the.
:. f' mn. ara Harranied, occupying but little
less than SO pounds s"ins
Joliet July s.1si2 Asrs.:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-09

GUST W os% @S GGS5 S SfT &C. Co
Deborah Jones Administrators. d, bons,o
man, OF the Estate Of Lewis Jones' Il, e'ed
p.,t.;.. A.
N-rris ZONES Esther Jones and John IN rs TO
JONES heirs at law II Lewis Jones' decd .@,.,
ana Ellen Jones aud Michael Murphy
A FFiDANlT Of the non-resi,epce OF s,-ri, -
N Esther Jones and Jsl,a Jones defendarfs 49,
named having bern c,I IN the Office of the clrt =,
'a'd County C,inrt Of VII County W. I, OF
given TO the said Norris Jones Esther J,,e - ii
Jones that the said complainant fIed no. -s,;,i ~
ta'h curt on the 81 day Ct August 1862 for autbori
~ {" se Tie following described real estate which 80
OF saiG Lewis Jones. deceased. 10 Wit -
Tie east half Of the south east duart-r ,,a IN.
south wesi quar- er Of the north quarter ard the
west nai 81 the month east quarter Of the sou,b 80
quarter all in Section Number eleven nm =, r -
shp Hunber thirty-seven f37). North Of Rance Nh,
~ ~ al Of the third principal meridian in
Numner Tour. hive sixand eight (is6S9 in HOY
HADer thIiy CO. Ia the Town Of summit in CON
eiloed premises sIfHats IN the 6its Joliet In vii;
ConIssy nbd state e illinois, 10 vii. Iot Nn,nIa.
t@s'y ~ 81 Joi Maiieson's subdyision of Block.
esht ana hiae . - in the Canal Trustee. s,Ib,
visfn "f the west half Of section ffteen X, +, r
SUD ihIty -hye 80 North Of Hange ten u1j east 81
Vie third principal meridian. upon which s.;d 4 =.
twenty TO- IS situate and being buiidin,, ana 49,,
te''ances farirriy known a. tn. sPayiII.o tI,sa
ent nov known as and called the ATLANTIC House.
i"t ue pnrTosroi paying the debts due hy said 10.
erased, hEi that thereu.on Iss,,-i an, IN
sad court asiust ,ai1 defeBdsnfs rcturnlI on ,ba
required y -"
soy" unless you the said Morris Jones' Esther Jone.
40 ah Jones siiai personally be and appear before
said County Court of VIII County on tb. e., A., =,
We heN e'I'~in''er Term thereof t. he hoidpn at
Joliet III said County. the Third Monday Of SEP
tem',er A d. ls12 uui plead ieninr % The
sa'd Petition. the nnte ard the matters ana tI,jros
trr"in clsrgel ani -'ated. will taken as conf-.
ana 'srr'e entered against You according the parry
or Of -aii petition.
oseooD & HDvsS. compts Sol.
Arc .
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-09
CITY TAX SALE NOTICE,

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, CRY H.1I-1
Joliet Aug. sth 1852 I
DoBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that in persua,.a
Oh an order OF the Common Council of The citv ~
MADE on the sixth day Of August 1852 the sub
scrlosr VIII on the 3oth day of August inst com,
mehcng at the hour OF ten O'clock A. NJ AT The north
uoor OF tne Court House in said city sell AZ nnJi;
auction the smallest portion of Lots parts OF In,
anu rea estate hereiI after described Ito lie taken fr
.he east side thereof for which AMI person will nav
e sums respectively set opposite to each being
Aes assessed thereon Ly the Common Council t,r Tho
purpose hereinafter named, together with the sr
penees OF building side walks both sides of RIM
S,ss between Oneida street and Spring street in
aiready built and in good repair: Nv
WEST JOLIET
,,.,Lnn s.. Sub. Lot. Lot. Blk Amt
Est La 1Rros,naAer' $4,000
Assessors subdivision OF . ~"
John VI. Wilson, a. % % ~
Unknown 8, a onoo
George X. Parker, II az :. 900
a., cents costs and expcnecses hereby added to
te taxes on each lot part OF lot other real estate
advertised above and thirty cents additional will h.
added II the taxes thereon shall not be paid Iefrs the
day of sale. f 'e'''. '"e
JAS. 0'REILLY, City Collector.
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LIE MARKETS.
PrIc. Current,
lth Advertisements.


1T II r A ID Il II ..
D. would respectfully inform the citi-
30 Co'., I'd vicinity, that he has bought the
. '.,r and COOP WILL Of D o'cOnnor' whole
iia Wine. Liquor and segAr Store, and
q 90 Ts''I -. establishment, no hopes to merit
shl f'p1 n the old stand. lie will keep con-
rir'''F large assortment Of Brandies, Wines,
~ % -. and Tobacco, at much cheaper rates
- .,,,,bt elsewhere (buying iIom direct i'm
= a. - ..,inr CASH. Also, on hand, lot of
!, ID Sherry No. - JAMES CoNGDoS.
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--,onofPartnersiip.

pl''S - given that the partnership hegs-
,aflcB ns ,,.c bsfween the undersigned in the
stfe eAn''4 In the city Of Joliet, State Of Illi-
s, ea ..n am Of .seheidt & Stephens is this
gsr i M, initial consent. Anthony Scheidt Is
s's,el s:,leri ali debts due to said firm, and
Y = III Deb" 0' '"'- ANTHONY sCHEIDT.
SEBASTIAN STEPHENS.
,,ua IS. 1se2.
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DENTISTRY.

DEN TISTRY
Ut F. Ii. CHOC HIRAM
"OCLD respectfully imf,rs. II. tphah,,,,,,, ..
W "i'et AMI vicinity. futt uf;er an .l,s.rc. ~
~ 3e1rs- mas r"iuT's-d % I.l'et far the nm, n
hSAIir % his h'tn'r ho-e and sor,- This n,stiS =.
~ b. iFis"ds and the public tia, Ia ;,,s ,k,,
'o'ls ''ip'r'y occupied by CarPenter q Fierce,
OVER BEUWN's DRUG STORE,
he wills he p' assd to all who rry need fIE4s
Those wso may employ him may be- aszTlred that ALI
%pltIaIlonz VIII be performed ia Tec tTasfs aud
Nov. D.. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
ANOTHER VICTORY OVER THE REBEL9-
GEN. CARTER IN EAST TENNESSEE.

From Tie Eo.isriLe Journal, 2ats.
Our Rarbour1yil.e letter gives the particulars -
s,otbsr victory over the Rebels, achieved by Con.
Carte Al Big Greek Gap, near Jacksboro Camp
he'll County. Tenn. Two Rebels were killed four
wounded. one Of whom cied subsequently, and nIseee
VIE taken pr oners, including Lieut. Col. Whits-
SD w. In command. All the stores, munitions
cam eQuipage, and animals Of the Rebels were cap.
tnr,d. Gel. Carter, with his Tennessee RegimeM
and 100 OF the Ashland Cavalry, COMMANDED by
CAPT. Milward 81 Lexington, after the battle, took
po..e-on of JacksboFo which II the county seat, and
s,bont i.niles this gideof Knoxville. The prisonors
we've ZEN, back to Barbouryille, Keox County. snA
Gen. Carer has 4 large number OF loyal Iennes-
scesp, who have docked TO bis standard and s,e
anx,ons 10 be led onst the Rebel foo. AS soon az
Gov. Johnsons reclamation reaches that part 1
the STATE. and arms can be forwarded TO the Unoa
r,en therr they will be sble 10 take possession %
some nont on tho Tennessee and Virgins Raiiroad,
and cut oil the Rebel facilities for iutercommunica-
ton Our letters state that our friends are IN the
bg est spirits and confident Of success, hoping sooa
to Obtain weapons and endorsements to carry tue
war further iuto the insurgent territory: Lieut.
Col. Kei.win Of the 18th Iudisns has been VITA
Gen. Carter ss volunteer, and his services are
described - very efficient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

The following IL an accurate report OF tho kiIioos
wounded, and missing Of the 5lst Regiment, N. 7.
8. ", shepard Rles), in the engagsmsurnsar New.
bern, N. c., on Friday, March IA, 1862:
KILLED.
Chaplain Ori,ado ~ Benton.
Con'piay A-Privete Thomas Mot,
Compssy BOrderly Sergeant. Robert b Smith PSvsss o.
zinamsrnsn, dire March 10.
Company C-fEiyate Richard Reyes
COMPANY D--ogdsry seseen. u J. Kendall. PdsSs Josa
Csro.nr F--Aciing ssrs,an. J. Bsyre
Company E-Pryste teiiz McCsry
ComIsny b-Privs'es ncnoias fismanroe Cnanss Lass'
Company ICsps Daniel r. johnson, Fir's Lieut. Geo. D
Company KPry,,ss John KsysDnsgh s,snllsus Cooper.
WOUNDED.
Li,ui.Col. b. Potter hg. not dangerous flesh wound
A3 Chas W Ls ,5enire neck and right check. critical
Company A-Pystes James A sPeimsn. right Leg Peter
Cals, e;m CerPoral Edward figsle, 1sht hand.
s.. Dsnis A. Buttstaed les Henry Asvensr. lea bre:s..
'' cog,, die Lieut. A w. Mckee thigh .sv.ss
ass rod sergsant Albert Pope (coor bssrerl rnya.ss
e-.s .. John rorser thiah; john Nelson len legs
RIB. Devlin ron and hand Ttom.s Glsen, right Ins
cosay D., sergeant A N. Pentsnd. Ien knee 2ri'sss
JOIN Il Nenser stt arm seysrsi John Morgan. cheek
49, oa % ssSs@i s. Bergen
john Ioors, eit es severe Jonn IL Mo anAo' '''s
Gompsny FCorpors Robsr! Young, leg slisst Drum%es
Corue.as Essn, AND and ors,ss ssati fhssses ~.
y Ncbael Fahev leg severely Lorenzo Msybee .huHe
.nst on Robert Logan, rose, slignt
Cannon &C orDorsi John Wsdsworh, finger shot o.
Pri,a Patrick seerey, thumb shot o6i Charles H. Gregory
sco.nn Martin sh,gtey, night cheek severe
non breast sshy john Martin. slightly IN head Anav
u. Lsury A. h- arm s1a.tsIed. -,
Conp.ny H-Puvatss Peter Rsaenburssr, hight bresseg
Iobu Nerner LEFT nABd; John Purcell right ssssre
John e!sh lung. mortal; George Odel head rottsis
AJrslam Morse lsks EdWSa siillsr, slightly, whist W.
n suith sfshtiy. Geo. ". Fisher, slightly.
Company l-csp,sin David H. Johnsoa hip critical tdncs
dad ;-.ssnt a. Povers slight sd, CRITICAL m
vrts Rob.t b. Spsercy night ttigh George ksae Jsies
y. MeCuicheon thoai6 shot of Chss O. Roberts necsl
Sigh 6a.u, 3. Petty head, mortal Goo Cs'e tst s"e
-
Conpauy g-Privs,ss joseph Wrist riSht arm: j. hee9
s .. aft.I John Donohue, rnger shot OF Charles
K,pz -r ssL Cherries Roy, BACK 'ishii ions hss''>
Colpany D-Robert McGinr, missing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
FROM THE TENNESSEE RIVER.
Rebels Captured Ncnr PittsburSb-Be~s'
regard, Polk and Cheatham ~ Csrfnth.

CHICAGO, Thursday, March n, 1909
The Illness Cairo special says that steamer has
arrived from the Tennessee River with number Of
prisoners taken near Pittsburgh, Tenn.
A gentleman who has been some time connected
with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, arrived to-day.
reports that Generals Chea,ham and Polk have len
Humboldt with their forces to join Beauregsrd, who
is concentrating bis forces at Cornth Their pickets
eSlend within iS miles of our forces.
LOUISVILLE, Thorsday, March T. 1862
Col. Mlick's 32d Indiana Regiment occupies Co.
lurnbia, Tenn.
Memphis papers contain Richmond dispatch Of
tie 18Th, stating that on Friday 1000 Unionsts
passed Cumberland Mountains and captures TIVE
companies Of Rebel cavalry.
courier, arriving at Knoxville, reported that tho
Iionists, 1900 to G,OOo strong, were 25 miles from
Knoxville, and advancing.
Both Houses of the Rebel Congress have passed
re,oations advising shat no cotton be planted thu
year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
TEN SOLDIERS KILLED.
One Hundred More or Less Injured.

CHICAGO, Thursday, March 81. 1sdA
An accident occurred ut midnight to the special
rain from Janesvie, with the 80 Wisconsin Cavalry
abo,rd, 1--WE miles from this city, on the West
erp ,oaI. The accident was caused BY she breaking
Of an axle o. the sixth car and in the wreck caused
by the csrs behind this ono running into t. Ten SOL
srs were killed, three seriously wounded, and
number slightly. Tho nance of the killed are:
Waller serell, VIM. Case. E. NJ. Burns, Company
G; Charles Boggs, Lasisn M. Rossraau, James y.
Palmer, Charles ID. Hatch, Ksspar Stone, VIM.
Davis, Company A; also, Hospital Steward Clark,
of Walworh County. The seriously wounded are;
8. j. Edwards, Company G., ribs broken; Byron
Wilcox, Company L, both legs broken; -
Tweedlc internal injuries in the left side. Col.
Bsrstow says there are about one hundred moro or
less injured, but able 70 continue with the regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
NEWS EEoM WE SOUTH.

L0risVLIs Ihlfsdiy, MHTch ~ I90.'
ca. Xii ick's sd Indiana Regiment occupies 70
ufnjia, Tenn. - ~.
Memphis papers contain Richmond dispa'cn o.
,ho I6,h stating that on Friday 1000 Unioniai'
nas.ed Cumberland Mountains, and captured TWO
companies Of Rebel cavalry.
A couder arriving at Knoxville, reported that ne
I-iopi.,. from 1000 10 5000 strong, were p mie'
nom Knoxville, and advancing.
Both Houses OF the Rebel Congress have ra',s'
g.. -u,ious advising that no cotton be planted 'h''
year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
A CORRECTION.


10 ms Editor " Tie " J. Tribune
SIR: In your issne of yesterday, you say "rfes'-
don't Lincoln will review Con- Germans Minnesota. n'ss'
ods,v L., mo .ay that Cen does not com"a'd
Mun,.o, Bteeds III. brigade consists OF the Nn~io.
3D. Col Tomo,ia., Esw.York 3.th Col La Dew M'"'shn
sga ls,h Col pe,eus, sad Minne.o,s l't Col sauy
a. much Ms.saehuetts Brigade asa Minnesota snd Nos
New than either sis known a. tho % ssde Of Veh'
9eiS""A o"''''' NEw-yORKER WHO KNOWS
xsls Iiozss Nsv.Yerk. kAkoa ". lHA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
FROM MEMPHIS.

CmcsGo, Thursday, March n, isss
4 sp.cisl to Tie Journal, from Cairo, ssy"
Memphis papers of the 22d state that only one naa
was killed in the frat four days bombardment -
Island Nc, 10. Us was citizen Of Memphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
GEN. snIELDSS WOUND.

Gen. Shields nas sent a drpAtcL to Judge DAILY, as
follows.
"wt,onH.,nr Thursday, M.rch q. 1862
Z" Ny wound ~ doug well. Will be able 10 tide
ia buggy il low DAYS ~ tho bead OF my Command
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
ARMY AND NAVY.

Col Harvey Brown, 9Th U. 5. artillery, has takso
no his quarters at Fort Hamilton. Of which post, -
well as ali forts In the harbor he 10 In command.
The following applicants for Acting Masterships
in the Navy during the have been instructed :"
report ST the Brooklyn Navy-Yard for examination
in sea,nanship. Before receiving their appointments
thew will have 10 psss an examination III gannery
Join Hanson. Brooklyn. Loshrop Baker Mass rn'%ss
,,L,,GcI Mass. Anthony Smaley, Mass Jos. ounS ~.
Nss; olive g Ellis Conn.i John n had'on Ssg,,t@s'
Wm. II. rou1,'ey Nc" .iams'S. so, iH0' '" '''''
The troops on Gov ernor's Island and BedIoe's
I.ano have not vet received their pay for the tive
months ending Feb 2S Tbis Is considerably later
than the usual time Of payment.
AZ the Brcoklyn Navy-Yard yesterday the frigste
Roanoke hauled into the dry dock, to be examined
peyious 10 being rent TO Greenpoint to be ronclad
The purchased guubosts Somerset aud Fort Henry
are under the shears receiving their armament, which
consists of four -pounders brosdside, and two Par
rott gums one on the forecastle aud one aft. They
vii DO ready TO be commissioned in day OF two.
The revenue cutter Corwin. which has been yine
al the cobb dock for some time, went over 10 tue
Yard Yesterday, and after taking 8-pounder far.
ROT Gun on board hauled out into the stream, sno
will sail to-day. ~
Ieut. 4. Scott Fillebrown, is expected TO take tse
place OF Lieut.. George ii. Cooper, oruefea " NV
gupboat Massachusetts, IA lieatenan, anu =.
naive o, the District of Columbia, ana nas peen N
,be aervi,e since October ~ ISL. ABOUT iouitss4
wears of his twenty.one years servIoe nav veee
spert nj sea. In 1887, ana TOT fo,ue ,iuie ssoss@
seSs he was employed at che Naval Observatory.
I Washington. c..,.;,,a hr,,, q, ,b. ph,l-
,.Lh,o Nav,.Ynrd is ordered TO be launched to-day,
ss n, ,y,erei at the same time the CahauA
ss,e arc on ire stocks and progressing favorsblr
/ Thor nlmes are: -,
\ Ic.ev,uns budlng Il the Brooklyn Nsvy-YNd
! I'D .ro.a, building az tho Brooklyn Navy Yard
\ uosrysheii budding AZ the Philadelphia Navy fsN
/ sh.nr,Aoah. baidiug AZ the Portsmouth Nayy.lAa
\ ,s.,susAlu hading a, tue Portsmouth NsyJ Yard
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Tn CAsUALrIEs OF Tux WAR.-Th 6osteS
JoprnGl las compiled table showing the casualHes
of tue most important battles OF the rebellion, inclue'
Ing that near Winchester. We should Judge thas y
is as correct us il is possible to make it, The f0ii0~
lug is recaptulaton:
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
THE REORGANIZATION OF TEE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
THE TAX BILL IN THE HOUSE.

THE PENDING. MILITARY BILLS.
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IL STEVENS IR0N.CLAD BATTERY
IL CONDUCT OF THE WAR INVESTIGATION.
Important Letter from the Secretary
Of the Navy.
AcauiA GREEK ABANDONED.
gHE CONSTRUCTION OF IRON.CLiD VESSELS.

Tho Release Of Rebel Prisoners Stopped.
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THE STEVENS BATTERY.

Tue debate in to Senate to-day on the
Stevens Battery was animated, aud, on the
whole, perhaps, against tue project. 1t COW
cred the whole history Il tho Battery from is
inception, IN 1912. Ii the appropriation DO
agreed to, it will probably be with an amend
nens requiring lite expenditure h be at tho
option and under the control Of the Navy De-.
partment. Discussion will be resumed to-mor-
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TIE NETWORK FIFTY-PIRsT.

The following ia an accurate report Of the killed.
wounded, and missing Of the 5lst Regiment, N. T..
g. ", shepard Rifes), in the engagsmsnrnssr New.
bern, N. c., on Friday, March A. 1862;