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G00 ono MALE or FEMALE AGENTS

XHkoyyUSsssEw STEEL p FAVE COUNTY ooLoRED
MAP or THE
limited STATES, CANADAS, AND NEW BRUINS
From recent surveys onpltel Ans TO- 1862 cost $4,000
- engrsve IL and years time.
Superior any 10 map made by Cotton OF Mitchell
nd .sls at pTiee fifty $4,000 names are
engraved this
Il i not only unity N.p bnt !; is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
~ the United and Causd.s combined IN giving
EVER RAILROAD STATION
and data between.
Guarantee any = 5to IS per day. and VII
III. hack all maps be sold and refund the money
Send for 81 worth to try
Printed instructions how well furnished vi
agents. -.
Wapted-A smsrt man. as Wholesale Agent for our Maps
m every state Canada. Epgsud snd California fortune
may be made with small c,ptsl
j. H. LLOYD, No. l64 Broadway
The War Depart our Mag of Niginia winch
D marked Cedar Ron MonDt4in Cste Station all the foTds
On the R4pp sbanDock d.n sud every other place.
Dosey refunded
Price q cents
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TRIE RATLWAY.-Passenger trains leave as


Il FIELD STEAMBOAT aud RAILROAD CoNNE'-
TIGN via NEN-lIAVEN The tONTINESIAL caves
I.rk sin Fast River daily (SGsdays eXc-psed st 3i5 M
The le.ves the VII # a. NEW,hAfES on
Tie TRAVELER lrayea for New Haven At II O'clock.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
POR SPRING DISEASES
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
FOR sCROfULA OR KINGS EVIL.
or TUMORs. ULCERS. AND SORES.
FOR EKUPfiONS, AND PiMPLES.
FOR BLOTCHES. BLAIhs. AND BOILS
FOR ST. ANTHONY5 FIRE, Rose, OR ERYSIPE-
LAS.
FOR TFTTER OR SALT RHEUM
FOR sCALD HEAD AND KlNGWORM
FOR CANCER AND DANGEROUS SORES.
FOR SORE EYES SORE EARS AND HUNOR&
FOR FEMALE DISEASES.
FOR SUPPRESSION AND IRREGULARITY.
FOR sYrHlLlS. OR vESEREAL DISEASES
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS
FOR DISEASES W THE HEART.
The Mayors Of the chief cities Of tho United Stass Cana
das aud Brtish Provincos Chilli Peru, Brazil Mexico and
In almost oil the cities this continent havo signed
this document to their people what reedis. the
may with safety and confidence. But space will
onIy admit portion Of them
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4 RRANGEMENT commencing July ], lco2.-
N FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA ptNAMA. 49,.
frs.caa steamer will leave Nsv.York on me let Ilto
AID 2., OF -.eh mouth except tbese date ~ %
SUNDAY wien tie dsy Of departure viii be the hoNDAx
following a ~,
FOR freight Or psssse spply 1t the only office No Bowb
,n,.vr..n ID. g. ALLEN. Agent.
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DRASS BAND MUSiC.-Just Published. Nos.
ID % and SO. Companion" GLORY hsnsiujsh," apd
ave are marching Down Dixie each Sent post paid
on receipt Of price Ii. b. DODW OR H. replace N
Of finest Ro,sry aud Piston Valve
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UO SO 80, "a and 81 5O.-ShOEo az ~
ID y. CATERS NEW sPRiN0 STYLES; nov -
.rJONESS Nos 10 sAd - Ann'st 2. &-Csu se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10
IMPORTANT FROM NEw Mexico.

DBsPERATE BATTLE TIN MIIEs SOUTH aE FoRI
CRAIG CHEAT Loss ON BOTH SIDES
+ DENVER CITY, Friday, March z, via Julesburg
Saturday, March S.-The following news was
received here to-day by military express; l a
"A. desperate snd terrible battle insting all day,
took place at Valvefde, ten miles south OF Fort
Craig, on the 21st Of February. The fight was
probably resumed again on the 22d.
, The loss IL gFeat on both sides. a.- .s.. - .
Both parties claim the victory. -r- .
A regiment Of New Mexicans, CO commanded by
Col. Parton, ran away. ao1i ssa# r
Z Capt. McRae, who had charge Of our artillery,
and every one Of his command Were killed at their
post and their cannon was taken by the rebels.
Firing was heard from his direction, with
wha. result WIS not aScertained At the time the
messenger left. Ee.Et t.nI.-n I..- 80 - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

III Among the charming customs Of the STA
fnese people is one which particularly eommends
itself 70 people who hate children and are
bothered by noisy boys. Homicide in siam ID
punishable a; q regular tariff OF prices. Thus tie
penalty for killing babe Of from one TO thres
mOaths Il six ";lcul," or about SO SO; for child
Of four years about SO; for boy of Is about SIS;
Beyond the age OF 10 years the penalties decrease,
20 that IL Is no more expensive 20 kill old man
from &c 70 ~ years than an infant Of two months
Women can be killed At two-thirds Of the rates
Tor males. Another pleasing custom II that
which sllowE man % hire out his wife 10 bis
creditor a. slave, and thus cancel his debt by
nnsans Of her toll. Es-lEs.fss -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10
WAR DEPARTMENT,
A M T. RI @ AN WATCHES
FOR AMERICANSy -
No More English or French Rabbish, made
to sell, bus mot to keep time.

Why shoyld an American buy . foreign Watch
WREN he csn get better and cheaper one at home
why should sn American nee ilessIy curjot
foreign watch manufactures st the tupense of Gu,
OWE artissnsI
" ny should an American ssDc gotd to Eng Ia nd
and France, our covert but bitter enemies. When
gold Is so much needed at home! LIED.
WY should an American buy an imported
Watch, which, In nine cases ont Of ten, will cos,
more TO keep In order for ne year. than Its orixi-
nn prtoe, and which was never intended to Seep
tirne under arg circumstances
Why shout Americans not pstrczizs more
generally American manufactures and TINS en- al.
oipate Themselves from tho thraISom of English
capital, French fashions, sna Continental gsv-
gsvt. ~
Ths Anericsn Wstch Ccmpany's Watches are
psrtcu arly adapted Ior soldiers use, being most
substantially made, and not liable TO get out of
order, ei'aer IA sseEchiDE, ridirg, or fghting,
Fold By nj w. GAIT 4 BRO, asa Peap.,L
wanna sVenvs, Washington.
Wholesr.ls orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch COMPANY,
lie S'm fs2 Broadway, n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

-''S. ssATs ion oi nha september tst-
:, yOEL PARKER, koyaN Prcfss,or
Csmbfidge, Msss., FEB. 'e62 fs "a S,St
SCHbNCK'S MANDRAKE PtfLs,-Thia "a
~ ons Of the THREE 6REkT REMEDIES
She have made DIX SCH ENCK more suco ssf1l
IN the treatment OF several very Dangerous ard
fatal tissases that sny other m4dioal pfsetIioner
IN the United states. The Mandrake Pills are
"A SUBSTITUTE FOR CAloNEL.
DH. SC6ESCk ayers that his MsnoTsk Re PIlis
vii e sot eyery oDject fer which the prePsrstlons
ot mercury can possibly BE useful; and he declares
Pis may bs used with per fect safety In ali oa,es
where Alternatives or purEativeS are required.
ft ls not much wondef when we reh'sUt fist the
liver - the largest organ IN the human orgariTa-
tlon, thA 10 boeomes so frequently dises ed Ths
yellow and sallov skin, the coated tongue
a once that thIs great dsyuratny organ rs doinE
Us Work 3y halves only, AM person y ko viii
take one OF these Pills at ht wifi rot onIy he re-
ievsd OF DISEASE but likewise its disaxreeab,s Al
tendants, suoh IS headache sour stomach oostiys
bowels piles and The Gull. heavy feelings over the
Whole tIsHe. which otan! imes make life bprc en-
20 ne. snd render me patient wholly unht Ior Gu,
loymest or brzlness Of any kind.
.ph. J. H.sCH ENCK VIII BE- st his agents "a r.
Walte's), coTneI.L uisians avenus and 7tL street
on WeanesdsJ. February S6th. and Mtrch d. n, to
see piuentB complalnlng with CUng hs, Coils, Liv-
Consumption. He gives adYiie without charge.
~ ess they want thorough examination with his
hSspnometer. then bis fec is three dollars
VICE OF Pulmonlo Syrup 81 Per bottle or 8 PER
j. PHss q seaxesd Tome 81 per bottle or ss per
Z Price q Mssndrsks Ss Pills Is cents per box.
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WORDS FOR PRESENTATION
TIFFANY q CO., a-
H0s. ss) al.d a5a BROADWAY, Nxw YoRx

Nos. 80 } sud 552 BROADWAY, NHw YoRx.
( And No. f9 Run RIcHELIKU, PAnis,
IMPORTERS SAND.MANUFACTURE
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARES
sOlIcit the attention OfCiylc and Military Asso-
PatIlotic Clubs and individuals to their isfgs
RICH STAFF ASp DREss ARMY AND
NAVY STOkDS. 80
Their ass0rtment includes the choicest sr
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURE.
identical with thOes made for Wilkinson. OF Loa-
most approved by experienced European authori-
ties The slega antJ wrought - . -
BLADES OF SoLIN6EN ON THE RHINE.
IN fibre snd knish the recognized modern types OF
tIs 9elspIsted Danaasess 6fssi; the excellent and
BLADES OF COLLINS, OF HARTFoRp,
Besides those of other domestic fabricsnts = 3
The mountiugs Of the blades, In ali cases exc
red within the establishment, will be found 20
comprss AL res ulste stylse of ornamsltatlon. the
PLAIN OF FIRK Cur. SILVER PLATED BuRsisBRD
SfHkL. klcH LKATHER, etc with bands OF PLAIN.
CHASED or EMBOssKD 8ILT. or SoLID sILvER; the
ane finish. and OF either reEuistien psttsrn' or
ong nal design Should an article Of '-s
/ - ExrRAoRDIsARY ELEsAHcB,
OF q richness snd .oostlinsss not represented In
stoek, be rec ulrsd for preservation tns oapaoi
the chaicest works N sod ard SILVER, and its ren
erat Artistic resources are unnsnAI guarantess OF
its sssistsctery and speedy lr2duotioa. In answer
toordefs. dsslsns and sstmzses wil b promptly
insiyidssls pursha sins swords Of raffsny a, 90,
ars informed that every blade ed 10 tests
SSss o sseass Scof
yip prefer mmsdisis proof of ths sscsspss 3 3, ei
-..-- .-o.--- - = - 49, -te<1-osI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

HELMBOED's EETB
For We-' -aCT BCCHD
Esrl' - H.5it' Of Dissi ,.aoa.
ATTENDED .I'ccretinr or Atusa.
Indiyrr ~f:A 'ts Fo.icl.f4r sVHsto-,,,
I.c' ,s,,'on 10 Exaifea, - y, o..
- Of Memory, Dive =, =, ~ n ~, 81 f,9sner'
, Wo6k Nsrves .'' % !, u testhinE,
oTror Of Dfsesse, uysitt ttgP.lIts =
Iin1 1v@Tesf ! .;:sSa; .at;:sSa; ,.,.- Par IN he $50
Jly,psssH - s a.. So fl#- isE OF the Body
PiiL.D CoUSTFvsscE ''
itese - frsrta Ti.. ia o.. fa u. ~ Shi,h a..
tnoolc re l1V-HFs-''v rrFuavfs. ZOO. r, =. -. ~
IMPOTENCf,F FATLITY- EPlLEPTIC FITS
n o1s Of WAsoA t&s Pa;ie1i psas ESpt-.
Mho can sEJ "a tA-y &c rot eauept.y fo,-
'"Ne' ~ th"ss bisgFUL D'eBGsF-."
INSANITY And LOsSUMPTIONs
manJ are aEars ofthr e.use Or thelr Sgsaru..
But NoNE TiLL CONFESS
The RECORDS oE ThE INSANE ASI LUSs
ZSd ths 7EsIssssolg n,a,k, b. Cor -.srspt.1z
SsAA AMPLE wIT&Ess 20 TEE TEEFa CT rIrr
ASSERTION.
thE CtSSI lfI tu$ Once AFT sCTED
WIFE tFGANIC "EkKS EsS
e< aiTes the sid % n -HloiI- % st-faC. hen nd
llSlE"-ata the S.stou
tIsh HELNBOLBrs EXTRACT sUCaU
iaSGrsal u dets
TRIAL WILL ccETEg7rz .t,s LJ-. ~. -.cI..
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s.Latrst from Ksntacky. /.

THIRTY cANsoN UNCOVERED AT COLUMBUS
CHICAGO, March ga special dispatch TO the
Cairo Times says: Thirty cannon have alread ,
away by the rebels In eyacuating the place
: A detachment Of the Second Illinois Cavalry
returned from Bertrand to-day, bringing several
with rowing bands Of Jeff. Thoiapsons ma.
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. n FL CI A L.
ntREAs,URY DEPAR TMENr,


= 49, FEBRuARY 4, lS62.
NofIca IA HgRRBY GIVEN Of the readiness 6f
this Dep, rtnent 10 redeem the Treasury notes
payable Ia one year from date, authorized by the
act of Cons ress approved December e3d, 1857, and
the Treasui notes payable in sixty days from
date essutharized by the act Of Congress approved
ID March, 1851. - ..s-.... =. -.. 80.
interest on. Treasury notes Of the above Issues
win cfsse au the 7th day Of April next by terms
ofthsse acts respectively fsS-ta5F
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
5lI..A wAsHrSsFoy, January s5, 1862.
The -Secfetry of STAT win hereafter receive
Members Of Congsess on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frat Of next
month. ...
Jan s7-o WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
N1AR DEPARTMENT.,
w JANUARY 81, 1s82.
ORDERED, That the War DEPARTMENT will be
closed Tuesdsys, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against al other business but that which
relases to active military operations In the field
Saturdays will be devoted 10 the business of
Senators and ReFsesextatives.
Mondays to the Business Of the Public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
ta 2au Secretary n War.
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OOPARTNERsHJP.

OOPARTNERsHTP,s yHl5as 5f n
y He Copartnerahip heretsfora existing between
Waiter, hAfmann Bopp. having been dIssoived
IN onsesuencc Of the death Of ono Of the firm. the
business yl hereafter be carried on under the name
20 bald 70 order, and keep instantly ON 6anS Al
kinds OF the most fas hions be o. hRiA6 . Of the
carefully ATTENDED % u the most piioss.
1hanktul for past fsvors, We hope for q continu-
street. between sth and leth SITS, No 34b up stara
to H-ln- WALTER & KAkM1NN.
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on ssu,hsrs Upholstery.

Old Pillow may ride, @
:With sword by his side, F.ra
AAa Win pistol butts sticking from holster
Bat fis plain, after al,
That pillow 50 ANAL st4sgfa @5t -
Can never be used for bold STIR
", Y. Sunday Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10
The Funeral Of Gen. LANDER

, sALRN, Mass, March 6,-The funeral Of the
late Gen. Frederick w. Lander, this afternoon.
wfs solemn and imposing event. Gov. Andrew
and staff were among the. attendants =.
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EAT BARG AIMS
CURE-CORNS-BUNIONs

MR; PERDRthT, surgeon Cas-Oroi from
IA faFis tsSs 10 IliDrIu ycu that ne esn fF1etu
Ally TemoYS Gor1s .Gd BunIons. without EaIn 40
tnae tle shoe can bs worn in red stey ar or The
oReralon, vlLnHut lncOUvsnl-Ecs. Also removes
Varts aud os5sr supernu0Us esh from the hands,
81 that they VIII ppear small and de ioaie No I5
~ street. psar City Hall. Charges mOJerate
,ilJ keters 10 tue doctors OF Washi gton gener-
lilly. "a &
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d62 g, WERTHElMER 4 Goa A6f
9OR No, <62 AND AGA SEVENTH 81, 4O1
oT., 0ro;;sits 9; iSi tsf e Ro;5 ssss .,,,o
SEGARS, T0BACCQ, FANCY GOODS, eta,
for Esls AZ Wholesale Prices.
tHIA CREAM ALE, In kegs and bottles, for
pars or famDJ use The public In general are re-
- s. Z. s.WERTHRIMER q CO..
- - <62 and 464 Seventh street,
&c 1 IN =. - - "a eppo. Post Once.
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lOn MALAGA GRAPES.
lVU Lbs. OF the latsst Importstioa. and Of m
KING 3 BUROHELL.
At Corner 18th O. sna Vermont ay,
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A NERVOUS DEBILITY, OR sPER-
~ MhIOEREIEA "A Fa-marent srd LAST
- Ipg CURE fer this terrible cIsease may be
obtAinea OF the adverrIzer, no has thus
onreo hmsefand, suhseS 20 stly. nardF. de of 9th
S Srs Enolose one stamp, S1d address PoI MS,
Obotestor rnS nskRs IIlh o. I'm
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FEMALES- FEM1LEs-FE FEM1LRS

Ishs se sssTs BaIsd=G, Mtyesrt o. Csplsssssa
hs6ieISs JoF VaPIsGsGnI snd DasRsFoss
DISEASES
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU
CuRKs
BECREI DISEASES
II all their STAGES; A. uttls EK,en.s
Llt.le or TO sh6l &c H. Diet: Nc ,EcSnTeuien
aaG 40 n<gosSus
lt ceur-g y fresG A. Cesire a q z yss etren.th n
krinst5, tue ecy RUTIl svIng = cst UGr.eus,
Preventing AEd Ci,riEs SfftctGres q tie iTsthrs
Ai.ayluE Elu aUd tnfk mmatiO N, 90
IefuSlt AZ tle Cssfs QIsrs -. a. -N1slipE
PstScSczss Dfscsss5- GEc Nozr. Ozg M1ftsy.
THOUsaNns UPoS THOUSANDS
Fii3 EiFE BEEN THE g--7sNs OB
QUECEC.
SID vino have pad ksorv 70 ts cured IN atho-f
droI have 1OuIid ksJ Tere dOcsiEec. GnC talt ms
Fa-2r- hs-, - ''e uls og f-ss--s-.l asvsH gsNaf
Dau csic ~ n tie s-~-s-a4 t. b.CaE CcS IA sn AZ
sfs .tcd fuEIn: ana
FEERAFS EFEzE IA gIssz.
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a w y O II D o L.
HARVARD COLL.rap "a.

Two Terms OF nIueseen weeks each. eom-
meJcinE Mareh 81 end Septem Ter Ist. =
For Catalogue and GItcu ar, address
:, yOBL PARKER, koyaH P1cfss,o,
a Csmbridge. Mass, FEB. 1862. fs u Sst
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01


1l1 wasi in Nav his1sco.. .-Movemeats Of
Coils aloush apd CanbY--Rebelar En-
tsenctlRs u Santh Fe.
,FoEz UMos. GEw Nkxrco, April 81
Col Slough, altar the battle OF Aprehe
Cason, ieli back aud took ,posil;ou at
Bssaz. Springs. fssiy ave miles sonth OF
N. Onib1 T6is VISA slfatsgetieAl point,
.bsiSo sai,hia supporting distance Of "a.
Union. 1 position. to hsrfass the enemy,
and 20 iorm ajupc,iou with Uanby WheQ
hs should leave Ft. Craig. three hundred
miIea south. We had been there one day
vhsn Colonel Candy sen, from Fort 0raig
his Assistant Adjutauts General. with per
smptory orders TO Colonel Slough to ial
back with hIs column TO Fort Uuion.--
which Was immedistely cbeyej.
4, Il would srom thu, We crippled the en-
any in tbs 6ghiat Apache Cannon more
than was believed at FIRST. We have rs
liable information that We killed over one
hundred men. including six officers, aud
wounded over two hundred. We have
now prisoners at Fort Union, twenty one
oficsrs and sighty-two priva.sa:
The epemy immediatel7 fell back tr
Santa Fs. and are again, il is believed
coucent ntrstvating in their old position al
Aibuqu@rqus. Yesterday an express
arrived from Colonel Csuby, stating that
he would leave Fl Craig ou the 3lst o
March. If the enemy is in the vicinity
Of Albuquerque, with ordiusry travelling
Colonel Candy is in their immediate vicin
ity; and as our columns. Que bundred anC
eighty miles from Albuquerqu-, will ONLY
leave this morning. he will te unsuPPorl
cd by this column. and with nine hubdre'
regulars will have TO encounter thei
forces, ,unless he can slip by and join tn
colamn whirh leaves hers this m ring.
Il is understood that Kit Carson, wit
q regiment Of New Mexican volunteers
seven hundred strong. will remain an
gsrrison Fort Craig
II Is rumored that Coionels Steele Ou
Bailor, of the rebel army, are adyancp
into New Mexico with eight bundled ad
ditional men
" Important events will probably occn
before the Aext express leaves Tor 81
States. A well authenticated report b"
Just reached here that the Texan iornts
Two thousand strong, are onIrooobin
themselves at sanM Fe. and thss C'
Osnby, having strengthened his oommSn
mp 70 twelve hundred. is fifty miles sou
oi Santa Fe This may enable our Nv
columns 10 act together. aud make u
twenty -four hundIed strong. II this
the case. we will have one Of the Noodles
battles on record. The enemy's artiller
numbers about eighteen pieces. ouT
twelve pisoes.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
Tbs Rebel, AtaeEea a, rpn ridge.

PrrrmURd LAsDiSo April et "A re.
eoanol.slIag patty under Brig General
"A. j. Smith usit ihis mording and alta \
Cd lhe snsmyis plckels, 100 slronp. who
lsfdihSbasis leaving knapsAcka, blSnkete.
aud svVVythiBg else rh- party proseod .
cd on to Pea Ridge. where they found
5000 or 1000 rabaI4 drawn up in lite OF
batle. who al tbs 6rsi FIRE of our artill ~
also decamped. leaving leDls, camp equip
age, private baggage, hall wri,tan letters
and other things, indicating great sur
prise. Eaough tsn's we're left bshind 4
accommodate q division. Eysrlhipg wa.
dsasroyed. We captnred Ia prisoners
none Of whom expressed any rerre, Al
being Qap,pssd, They ssy the people Al
the BSnih ere getting Biek of the War
Tue Toade are improving fast. 9
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
The President aud Geu. Mcclellan.

.vThe Pfosluent hhO Obu' McO'eilhu'
q" Tbe sta,ement made 10 several journals.
that the President has interfersd with
Gen. Mot CIellsn's plaos. thus risking dis.
aster TO suit tire political prejudices Of a
class Of men. l am authorized, by high
authority. 10 pronounce entirely false
The President has granted every reason-
able request of bis departmental oommap
ders No plane OF Gen. MoClellan's have
been broken up by interfsiencs Of the
Prasiasnt. aud Gen MoCsllan will be the
6rst man TO deny these charges II they
present themselves in an authoritative
shape. AZ 9 MISTER Of couse, the Presi
dent decides the question Of reiLfnrcing
the different commanding generals. Tc
give snpposiiious case; Generals Nc Clel'
Ian. Hslleok. Banks and Mcdowell each
send 10 10 tho Wal Department a request
for heavy reinforceDeDts. The President,
through his Secretary OF War, must lie
eide the number Of troops to he sent Tc
call such decision an interference witt
Tia ans Of any gsLeral is to u.s. lapguag'
recklessly. II can certainly do no harm
10 state. what your correspondent knows
10 be A fact that Gen. Mcclellan has asked
nothing Of Mr.. Lincoln which he has moi
granted. The attempt Of certain officers
friends Of Nc Clellan, TO raise an issuo be
twssp him and Mr. Lincoln. is as mis-
. ehieyous o. !, is offensive to Gen, Mo
Clsllan. would not alude for a mo
ment 10 this unpleasant subject but for
the fact that certain misrhiefmakers seen
deieTpiped 70 piAce pie Pres,dsntaad th'
Wa d DSbatimen, 10 q false posiIisn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01
A Beautiful Extract.

LADoa--Why man OF idsnoss. labor
rocket youth the ~ del. and has pohr.
i'hsd yoas pampered life; wthou, il the
woven Iilkg and wool upon your back
Enuld bs 10 thei Dld. For the meauest
inmg that ministers 70 humsn want, save
th.' ar, Of heaven, mm isr iudeb,ea to
1i'. and even the air BY GodS ordina.
tiopesp sgseth.a with abpf /, is only
.he dtolel Tha TIL not. who infest tic
Bivs 6r rs.tlsIty Ike muses. OF corrpn,iou
and Decay Ths lords Of the earth are
voFtiue msn, ,'Nhs can build up or cas-
dOvSMtAsiswily md EhO istsrt IL,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-01

eneer OF thefsSsolt manu. Dy pOnunS 10
their trophies, wherever art, science,
civilization. aud humanity are knowp,--
Woik on; men Of toll, tie royalty is yet
10 be acknowledged as labor rises onward
10 the highest throne Of power.
Gen. Haneck,s Order Relative TO the
Great Battle.
He thanks Generals Grant and Buell.,
and the officers and men, and desires 10
impress upon them the necessity ofgreat-
or disciplIn.
r dENERYL ORDERS NO 10.
HEADQUARTERS DEP = OF THE MIs.IssIPPI
PrrFsBURa, TENN. April l3. 1862. I
I, The Major. General commanding this
Dtpsrtms Mt thanks Major,Gtneral Grant
auc Major General Buell., aud the officers
aud men OF their respective commands. for
the bravery aud endurance with which
they sustained the grne,al attacks OF tie
enemy on the 9Th, and for the herOic man.
ner in which, on the 7Ih inst. they de-
fealed and rcutcI the entire RIB J army.
The soldiers of the Great West have ad.
ded new laurels 10 those they have already
won Oh numerous fields. .,-.i...- a,
II While congra'uls!ing the troops on
heir glorious successes, the commanding
General desires 10 IN press upon all. Off
GERS as we'll as meo, the necessity Of great
er discipline and oider. These are as es
senIial 10 the succ IS As 10 the health o.
army. and without them we can not lonG
expect to be victorious; br with them W.
ran march forward to new fields oi honor
and g'ofy till lhiS wicked rebellion is
completely crushed ont, aud peace reSIor
ed & our country.
i III Major Generals Grant and Bue
will retain the immediate command OI
their respective armies in Ihe e. Id.
By order Of Major Halleek.
N. IL. MCLEAN,
Assistant Abltant General