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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
Saddles and Harness,

all Of which Is made OF the best ,eek, and by expert
eneed hands. Dor arrangements are such that can
now supply the public with almost an endless variety
of saddlery Of tue most approved patterns, and we
keep number Of yorkmen on hand, ready TO turn out
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Dr. III n,eLEAx,k
sTRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND
BLOOD PURIPIFRI

tNioAv s3lAl<de shattered and dis sAsVh s1hlu$~
essad " stem, purifying and enriohinS tn, Blood
restoring the sick, suf srny Invalid 10 Health aHd
S.rensth.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
II will cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsla, Diar-
Fever and Agus. Inward Fever, Bad Breath. or
any disease OF the Liver. Stomaoh or DO sels.
IL Gentlsmen, do you wish to DO Healthy,
Ladies, do ycu want the Bloom OF Health to
mount TO your cheeks agair:-theu 20 st once and
get MeL<aH's Stfssgthening Cordial aad Blood
PHifsr, Decay no, moment; II warranted TO
kidneys, W omb, or Bladder; Painting, Obsfr uoted
Menstruation, Fallir & OF the Womb, Rsrreuness,
or any dis ase arising from Chronic or Nervous
Dsti!lty, IT'S IN lnfallibie Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN.
Do you want your eIo 1T, ticklv, puny Children
to be Healthy, Strong and h ohu st?-then give them
Nc LEANS StreHsfhsHisg lsse the directions
on each boItlel II Is delicious 10 take. 81. -
IL Ore table spoon full, taken every MORNING
fnsurg. Is q sure preventive agsinst Chllls and
Fever, yellow Fever, Cholera or any prevailing
IDrCAyrIo>! Beware of Druggists ard peslers
whI may try to palm UPON you bottle OF BiitsTs
or Sareapsrllla, (which theJ taa buy chesp by
saTl IL Is Just as good. There are even me- Ba
enough to steal pat OF my rams to dub their VII x
decootlons Avo s1oh inf nous PIRATES and
the;r vlllalnous compounds heK for DR.. J IL.
MoLea1,s STRENGTHENING Cordial and Blood Puri-
wi Purify your Blood thoroughly and. at the same
m, RENGTHRN and INvIG0RA,B the whole or
Esnifatlon Il rs put IN Large Bottes-Sl per
DIR. J. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Prop 1etcr,
Corner Ehird and Pine sts., 81. Louis, Mo,
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DR.. j. H. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIN
INTENT

Thousands of human beings hive cen ssvcd q
NE OF deorepItude and b' the use of this In
valu, Die Linim ent 1t will relieve Pain almost D.
simultaneously, and II viii cleanse, purify and heaI
the fouiest sore Ia an Incredible short time
MclssrS PoicaHis Oh LtHipl,at will relieve the
most lnvete ate eases of Hheumatlsm, Gou', OF
Nentalgla. For Paralysis, Co1trsc ed Muscles
- daess or Weatness IN the JOINT, Muscles OF
LlGaments, II VII never fail Two aprlIca,ione
Mlll cure sore hfoat, Hea ache or Earacre For
Burns, or Scsds. or any Pain. il is an Infaible
remedy, Try It: aEc you WILL hno / en- IRdIsye D.
sl6e remedy Keep II s,ways on hand.
Planters, Farmers, or any one having charge OF
horses, Will save mJney by using McLean's Vol
canlc ''lI Iinlmeht. q is = speedy and infaIb G
cure for Sails. Spralns. Chafes, swelling, Lame
ness, Sores, Wounds. Scratches, or any external
disease. Try IL. and you W Il be convinced.
DIX. j. FL MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
81 Louis, Mo.
IN om y. sTbET, Agent, Wasting tor, ID. G..
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CURRY OF VEAL

II The Atlanta (Ga.) Inielligencer OF the 9TH,
sAys: memphis, we apprehend, will share the
fat7 CT New Orleans. To delude ourselves with
any other hope Is now folly. We ought aud
must prepare for the worst-that worst Is the &C.
CupdtlOn Of most Of our cities, with water ap-
breaches, by the enemy.n
tF The Russon government has given orders
"a discontinue the fitting out of the Baltic expe-
T!mtntal squadron at CrODs,ad:. twill, this wear
lna'ntfln only the number Of vessels necessary
Tor the regiments of the M val stations Probably
the bear, no less than the eagle and the lion is
getting out OF concsit with wooden walls
DJ-A correspondent from Aux Caves IN
Hayii, says that the white men residing there
ere, Tor the most part, q curse to the country
Men Of respectable positions and connections in
their native land DO not hesitate 10 make very
Gsgraceful exhibition Of their superiority Of race
ny plugging into The most debasIng vices.
u The Nashville Union says, the courts are
proceeding pretty much as formerly; businers is
Te2lGning TO recover; markets are improving;
Communication with different points reopening;
houses Ieft vacant filling up; sales in real estate
IeLcY e ne restored.
U u Is reported that Constructor Hanscom
Of The Portsmouth Navy Yard IL engaged upDn
series OF plans demonstrating the feasibility of
n.rTIlhg the old- line battle ship Alabsma,
Tsm.-
ID Messrs. Mills and Thomas PIggott,
publishers Of the South newspaper weTe re-
i1ised from Fort McIIenry on Saturday, on con-
'i4IoA that they do not in any way contribute to
iSo'aid and comfort Of the enemy.
U The monthly list Of marine losse. complied
10Y the " L. World, FOR April, shows an aggre-
gaze OF 40 vessels Of which were steamers, 4
tLlpS, IL oarks, briggs and - schooner The
amount OF property lost and missing is 90 22I ZOO
IL Falmouth, Va, a mile above Fredericks
hHiy, on the river, Is place Of about 900 IN
hdoitanej tney are generally "poor white trash ,,
out some Tour or i've rich men reside there VIII o
c"h among them some millions Of dollars
L. A man in Vincennes has invented new
IE'J5cule, which goes through iron as easIly as
"oud Engineers will report in its favor, and II
may be that Hoosier will have the honor Of sink.
lnE the MeTrimac
IHAF KEwtRD.-The residents Of Savannah
,eI'IY ontIed SlOo OC0 for the rescue Of the gar
isOA az Fort Pulaski The Union bows have
rescued" 1t, and should claim the reward
- H. The Toronto Globe, the leading paper o,
Iahada West, In announcing the captire of New
dreams says the suppression Of the rebellion is
no" matter ofabsolute certainty
" A writer in the Guernsey Times says Air
ISdac l. aftley, Of Milwood, Ohio, made this sea-
.oi 20 pounds maple sugar from a single tree
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DR.. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,

FoT Lttev CoWpIotHf, BtHl0hSHeSS, Htdddche, &c
There has never been cdtkdYtic medluIne Ofe, cd
to the pubI1 That has given sucn entire satl.fao
ton a. Nc Lean UnirerJ1I Pills.
Beng entire J. ssetab!e .hey are perfectly in
nooent and car be taken the most tender infant;
yet prompt and powerful IN removing all Bilious
secretions, Acid or Impure, Feted Matter from the
stomach In fact, tbey are The only Fills that
should BIS useO In maariOus districts
They produces no GripIrg, Sicknes. or Pam in the
Stomaoh or Bowels, though very active and sea rch-
ing In TIER OPERATIONS promoting healthy score
from BIliousness, He adsche ard Foul stomach,
when so cheap = remedy oa1 DO obtain.c. Ks,p
tnem constant on hand; single dose. taSen in
season, may Irdvent hours, Gays, and months oI
slot ne.r. Alex for DIR. J II. McLsan's Universal
nus Tase Other. Being coated, they are taste
less PrIce OILY Is cent. per box, ana can be cen;
by mall to eny part Of the Unto States.
J. ii. NOLAN, SUls Proprietor.
Co ner Third and Pine sts.. s.. Louis. Mo.
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~ ENING STAR.
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.
WINE BISCUITS.

WINE BISCUITS.
Rub into enc pound Of dry -four four ounces
of butter, four ounces Of white powdered su-
gar, one egg, and a spoonful or two of thin
cream to make it into paste. When mixed
put currsnts into one half, and carsways into
the rest. Cut them as before, and bake on tins
ORANGE JELLY.
rake i've oranges and one lemon remove
The thin rind of two oranges and half the rind
Cf the lemon. Lay these rinds on one side ::
Squeeze the juice from all the fruit into a basin
Into stewpan or new tin saucepan put a
quarter Of pound Of losf-sugar and a half
Ilnt OF water; let ii boil till it becomes thick
syrup; then add the juice and rinds, cover the
saucepan, and, as soon as boiling commences,
skim well; then add, by degrees, a wineglass-
full Of cold water, which assists TO clean il ::
then add the jelly stock as above, stir all to
gsther, give it ono boil, and pass through a
jelly bag. Add few drops Of prepared cochi-
neal to give it tint; fill a mould, place it in
ice, or in mixture Of saltpetre and salt, and
when cold, turn it out
LEMON JELLY
Il made the same, only using six lemons and
The rind Of one, and add gill Of sherry, but
no eoloriDg.
TO REMOVE ALL JELLIEs FROM THE MOULD.
slip the mould in lukewarm water, shake it
glass dish over il, turn the mould over on TO
the dish: shake the jelly gently and remove
the mould.
VEAL OUTLETS.
Outlets are cut either from the illet or the
neck, but chops are taken from the lOin. Some
persons hsve depreca ted the practice Of beat
ing meat, but it is essentially necessary in veal
. outlets, which otherwise, especially If merely
fried, are very indigestible. They should be
cut about quarter or, at the most, half an
inch in thickness, and well beaten they will
then, when fried, taste like sweetbread, be
quite as tender. and nearly as rich. Egg them
over, dip in bresdcrumbs and savory herbs,
Try, and serve with mushroom sauce and fried
bacon.
A RICH GRAVY.
Cat beef into thin slices, according TO the
quantity wanted; slice onions thin, and flour
both; fry them of a light pale brown, but DC
not on any account suffer them to get black
put them into a stewpan, boil it up, and pour
on the meat. Put to it n bunch OF parsley
thyme, and savory, small bit Of knotted
marJoram, some mace, berries of allspice
whole black peppers, a Glove or two, and q BIZ
OF ham, or CANNON Of bacon. Simmer till YOU
have extracted all the juice of the meat, and
he sure to skim the moment it boils, and otter
after.
CURRY OF VEAL
Cut part of a breast of veal in moderate
sized pieces; put it in a stewpan with an onion
and a shalOt sliced fine, slice of lemon, one
ounce OF butter, little parsley and thyme
and tablespoonful Of curry powler mixed
with the same quantity Of flour; let the whole
sweat together until the meat is slightly brown.
add sufficient broth or water for the sauce LEI
II boil gently until the veal is done; strain the
sauce through sieve, pour it over the veal
quits hot, and serve with rice in a separate
dish.
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SECRET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES
sAMARirAN's CIR!
Ihs Most Certain Renaedy Ever Used.
SECRET DISEASES,
60NORRHEA. GLEET. STRUCTURES, 80.
Gonteins no Mineral, no Balssm, no Mercury.
They Sre entirely yegetab e, having no smell nor
any nnpleasa 1T taste, and will not q any WAY in
Cures IL from two 70 four days, and recent Gases
d The Upivsrsity ofPennsI vslis. ans OF he most
p0' sa La i9sH,'s ST e4' present day
VIII euro Any cage In from two to fosr d,ys, and
TWENTY -FOUR HOURS. &c..
No trrns"Te. no ffcsbIs, 80 ehssss ssk4fss~,
Let those who have detpdlred OF sttinx czrsS
9, VII, have been sorred vita Bslssm CofsTis or
ShMhRITAN's GIFT.
cent by mail IN elsin sdvelcse.
ETloe ma,e pscknses, 81
Tree female phokages, as
A SPEEDY AND PERMhSENT he'
-, 'V VENE sSs fff biskasEsS. Or
but the Juices Of Ro0ts and Herbs
This form Of thu disesse makes ITS appearance in
sores on the organs of generation or they NAV 90
cur on other parts Of The body, vhloh happens
the mouth, letters, spots, carries and nodes OF the
ZONES, GO. &c. An, and all of these symptoms
SAMARifAN's ROOT AND HERB JIJIcEs.
sent oy express- Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITAN,s CHANCRE WASH.
Proc IS cents Full dirsctlons.
DESMOND CO., Box 1s1 Philsdelphia Post
Sold By g. CALVERT FORD. corner 18th and
&: EAToN. rs South Eighth street. Phil.-
- q I'm
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Il. M A L MIN THE DEAD.
DR.. HOLINESS AMERICAN PROCESS.

Thu PROCESS. Without the use of loisons. dis.
since that time In the varmest sections OF The
United states, ls sufficient RECOMMENDATION Of
iteef This mode of Embslming Dead Bodjes
!. No torssn ipyention bit purely American hav
search; Macy of the residelts Of this ely win
remember seven years since the exposition of the
body OF q child embalmed By me. NY process has
been tested By large number Of. I6ysloisns and
ossaans ~ TN e hoiSG sisiss q ths Union; and
given their certificates, which, my. pamphlet viii
show. The body Of Q dog embslmed eleven months
since. and expo,ed to the heat Of the past summer,
on PUBLIC exh. bitton ct 80 Penn. avenue, where
nave embelmed large number of oficers And
,vsse soldiers 2f our sIIE 20 the eptirs satsiao
Will also embnlm bodies By Suosuers French
system al DO piece. This PROCESS oould have
good or better. The French Academy OF selsncs
III annual sitting held on the sad Of March, 1852,
which have !. T.-"N~'
Persons wishing bodies enbelmed BY either BRO
oess viii apply % a. Buehly, Undertsker, SOS Ps.
enStneei Joseph BureA: Undertaker, George tovn.
..o1. ~ Is Inn .
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Is Constsspy receiving, q nd has always on hand
. full supply of all the most celebrated ~
WATCHES thai are mann fsotsrcd in EnE- ~
land, SwitserlaId and America, both in s old
fine yEWELRY OF the most desirable STYLES set
With Diamonds, EmeTelds, Rubies and all other
Standard Sll yer Ware, sDd keeps Swords, Revoi-
yers, sword Belts and ssshes, Bowie Knives.
kaxors, Scissors, Sod, Silver and Steel SDects-
Giles, and . great variety of other thinrs usuSIiy
kept In Ieve ~ Store, and al at the very lovest
lrioo. No, 33s Pa. avenue, between eth and 10th
streets. p. n EFFI ia Ik-tf
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RARNUM Is HEREEOn free e1hibinou, sns
PsoSls ciSsSins u stols S'SS os n rss sit e The
;! 6, S q: o. Z Nv: wv
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DENTISTRY.
EEETA.

NJ SEETA.
ia: hSsssH f IA rs I HEfE;i .ss ,.,.n.ss
tspds SersonsIly st his ofos % ibis OF, o.
MAuy persons can wear these teeth VINO
eSnnot veaI Others, AND no person oan wear others
Persons calling ~ ny oAoe can be accommodated
with any style and PTloe OF Teeth they NAV dcslre;
eeanest, strongest, Apd mort perfect depture that
srt oan produce, the MINERAL PLATB will Dc
mere fally warranted.
Rooms IN this cIty-No, SIS Pa ayeuue, between
w Ans 10th sts. Also, 90f Arch street.. Phiisdsf
nm msrt1y,n
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NoTIoI:EAli Iersons indebted 70 the late frm Of
Lonoon = 20, or their suooessors, are urEently
requested 70 settle the same without delay.
2. J. aEiBkReER q 90.
suocessofs 20 II. r. Lou0on 4 Co..
mn A-eoSm Cinsen and Military Tsilofs.
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THE sUBSCRIBERs BEING In RECEIPT
4 ofe supply of latest fsshionsble SSnnS> =
HOODS. they respectfully solioit cal and
the continued fAyoJs Of their patrons and ~
the public generally. -. W
They also request special attention oftheir -
p Nv, sna aasy oa.tomers . their supply Of goods
Straps, Epsnlettes, Gold Lsoes. Gssa. ,iRaeesns.
60. J. aRiBER6ER&S CO, ~
CItixen and M iifSrv TsiIoys.
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NOTICE.
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"ADAMs' EIPREss C0aFANT-m


"ADAMs' EXPRESS C0MfANYm
Hais comlsny Offer: 20 the Pablo " ynes uaIlsl
Heavy FEeiEhts. PsoxsSos, EAlusbles. MoneJ, e.
g, 70 y! Is "a Of re s unitsd stst.s.
Sart from and srr1ve in Wsshfnstor tvioe dstiy'
. tl .E1Sresscs are IN charge 81 ssyrsssssl 49,
All Paokases for 9As ssidisrs earries a ssr,
ana {. 01 aIs sE q: y %T :
..OsI Expresses Iesvs Nsv Y,rt .. l, s. and sP..
~ Arriving In Warrington st A. NJ. 1sd Sa
Up ~ arriving In WsshihstOn a 80 +. N. sss
Expresses leave Bs4timsrs Ct l.so A, M. and up.
FL Arriving In WsshingtoR 1t A. II. and IN
xEIlre.ses for 81 points NertA and Yves, l,,v.
SPECIAL Contracts for large srSntihs: Of Fr,a,s,
Van Pe made On .Pl ricanon 70 fhm ofsos.
All 6esds called for and delivered Jrss Of kx,s
- esyr AdamS ExtrSss ComSs,~
:. Ma.hlnE tsn. Arrrst .. is1. a. 81
JTPHAM,s HAIK DYE ETO COLOR BL1CF
~ .Ok bROWN!!-Qply - cents boz. T6ree
poxes for one dollar. Gray, red OF fassn hair osn
= s.n IL 6,Es S :sHS,sI E
nc eneSpest IN the world, producing, tie moment
S1 RRa bYE a !! & EssS Ben
g IWea Asiy dks q others sell iof oss ao!ise
L d1E tSs Se1 foEb. '. ssal Ph
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Il y. II. J. Gkk9Oki, in consequence OF
ne .eto hIe, rave removed 10 sol rem ~ I've n
= hu' Irtsesn S:h ard lGta streets. hs.e Lhsfs
~ stl!I % i0had SSppete assortment OF TIN
WAKE. HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLRs, &c.
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W Wilmington papers please copy aud send
bills to the War Department. NAV st
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sex AND wOUHDED sOLOlKns u
HOSPITAL. =
A. ss~s.sry Hs,rissi, G.~ssssv., Maya

'ubfsshs< tH conformity s,tth the ,esolation
of Tie SsSsats Of July Is, 1851.
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cHsorLxsrI sosx
z e Y n,
WIYIsyf MTyAl PlAfx on Ckisrs,

VIC B'sessst, N~s Tesi-26O Pssssylsss4s A.
-, $3.50, bttSsss iSfk ssd lssA sfs., Weslssstss,
CeIs the attention Of the pubic 10 the following
advantages OF hs improved system:
j. Ihs Teeth Of bis Manufacture viii
neysf corode nor change color by any"
10 teeth or roots need be extracted, a. The
LusoiAl ones can be inserted over them.
. ache, - kes'
Z No tsm,or.y teeth sr. needed. - perm.p.n,
snes cnn De made Immediately, thereby preserving
the nAtarai expression Of the face, vhioh undes
ne 9ia y stem I. ifsSuently dshglred.
ahs EoIk has oeea ~ III tested over Ave rear
country. Va ''s
meta filling, with which the most .ensItive teeth
oen Dc niled without pain, and can build M q per-
,eoL s9pnd tooth on any Hds roots, which viii last
The bosi Of references glyen-to DIR. ". "a OF; Or,
coIem1s, ProfSssor OF Chemistry, ". e. Hon.
ynoEe wayne, OF the Supreme Court Of Washing
tcq, And Thousands of others.
CAL and exAmIns for yourrelf No s-ew
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tt NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.
- nc Postmaster General hnyinK cresrsf ths
HN service between w fshiaFsQp, 6-sE
Hang mete, nc Old Polni Fortress EE4fzxS
Isnday, the sfh IEstAnt, the BAY In. Of ste,u,r,
Sn,l f 1om , sss,mG,s EVERY DAY tsIeert sgg
Scfcok p. M, or Immediately After the srri,sI al
sas " ton Train. which leaves W ashintt oI
ut M. N. FALIR, Pres't
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CoUsAs. COLDS HH8RkkssENEss. .s

Shis Plssssnt sid poFulsr CcUs R-nsdJ nlI
been 81 long Known And 81 0ssd ihrt mOst
Sersohs hare become tsnuhsr with is eXnAsnti-
9Ary emoeoy. 10 cap BE- had a. al tAs pfInGls l
afH tsS3ssi 81 = sna y ssss bstsisL
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Srtendtd Sleeping Cars oS all Night Tram
SnoEtng Saloon Cars on eli T,ains.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-04-05

misty. We saw collection Of men ou the ira, a
and halted doubling whether they might not be
the advance uf the other divisions come out on
the track But now there came a half dozen
niggers right out from the Entertainments and
run so hard that we could hardly hold on TO
them, while Gen. Reno, who had Just come up
questioned them. They said the men We saw
were mounting cannon just received from the
citv. We could see the steam from tho lncumo-
tive behind them. A vrrN intelligent dirkev
said that he heard ,lcm talking that morning. and
that they said their right l'ur loil vas tlc.
only place they feared. Ca tti- Ihc Drl.td We
dcrcd the skirmi,h v'- tu fire ari tIl into tie
ruads on the left. 100 tJk, the position. spoken uf
by the darkies. waited now for iur ro..u.uis
to come up, a. vet had arms 60 ptH.utr. A.l
now one long peal Of mu-krtry broke out or our
right. which toll %, that our road ii, ,.iuu. had
commenced the battle. ] now fell IN with She
5lst y \. Regiment, and rem iuyl with % until
the lace was taken. n soon - they ,.Iuc
under firc. gotta liuc. III, hill overlooked the
battle, aud We could plainly .cu th" rc'..i I.
they Law along tie main line ot th,ir w .rb. uI.u
they afforded a much letter mark tl.u
the heads ci those On the tmnl natt,r a.
between w. There was orc continued roar ui
mu-kctrN, iutcr.p,rscj every t.N .,..ul. bv
the clash 1T cannon, for | 49,, iuur hours,
when they broke and ran. But - short time
they -p'ut th,te, iud The march taken up Ton The
. city. nov plant, indicated. at ct miles dis
tIuu' white gathering clouds Of smoke. The
. bridge W., humuE, lut | was fortunate enough
Co get Carried tcru-. iu u small boat. Tho scene
l,cEIr- description. hut four ui the white inn
h,hitui, remain I. la,r property WA ~
spotted m cl-, W,s plurl.t,d. IN" uiet,rs
h.ll high yJul. val. The rebel ttuvru hi.
..uyl upi"i- lHr every citizen tu burn his
b own properly, Lat with the exception
cd, th' ,tar.s u cotton anil resin, hotel. Hud a
lew private huts,- the or''cr Wa. mot complied
n. all lac IA
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nen,,.ni Rrnl.. s,in NIetorion..

Warrington, March pa dispatch received
here late las, nigh, from Winchester, SAYS that
General Banks was then at Cedar Greek, two mile.
ffom strasburg, which he intended ~ take toisv.
LArKR-rur porr.
Washington, March 95, P1-Gen Shields las
teeeved = dispatch from Msjor-Gencr,l Ranks
dated
Five miles beyond srashurg.
The enemy are still In retreat, aud our forces IN
hot pursuit. The loss u the rebels must have been
enormous. They have abandoned wagons aians
the road hlled with dead and dvius the houses on
tLs route are found CROW ded with tie wounded sni
dead the dwellings In the towns sdjaeen, 10 tie
battle field Of Sunday are s'so found Allied with Tie
wounded.
The inhabitants sided the rebel soldiers ia carry.
Ing off their wounded during tie day, and IN bury.
ing them quickly as soon as dead.
Our artillery makes terrible havoc suon. the
Enemy in their flight, and the rout bid, pir T. 10
one Of tie mos, dreadful of,he war.
LArrsr.
dorchester March est is currently reported
tonlgh, that Gen. Banks has oyert,k,u aud i,,tr 81.
ed two huudrtd Of Ja.ksuu's wagons
SILL LArrR
Vinc3,Sr, w., Norh Ellie latest
from s,ra-lurg Is I, tho cleH e., r.u nla-.
with Gen. Shields is there, With Gen Ja,k.,p u
sislt and a battle was expected today r..Ia-a-
lions were being made g. str,r-tbcu ,rr force.
uEuEL rEfsoNrps rGoN Wis,urtra.
Bdrmors. March 45.-UU, huud .,I md y .r'y
N',l prisoners. captured ri a." l't.c q wlsl,s-
Ter, arrived here iai- aGe.1 ,,u. aII l,.o con
provided MI quarters q. u.rih wing a..
ucw city jal, the most cam.0ilN.,, probably, t.,s
lave ,ul Hycd lur many m utls They rc 81. tl.l-
cradle, dirty s,L anna ab.Dta u.s,.'c .n.s.a.
crowd a. ever we're seen. They 1rc pl VIZ. uI,us'
witt the exception o' five or " Htuwarc.l. ..H
len hero lef re- the war lr.ho .nt. OI,.' o., p.l.
soncis on r,a.h hing tie quarter. r.r,u ur 90. rat
and eyg aimed, 'fb,uk Col, l ,m m 'c Uut.i
States once more" Others con ysotuI''d lr,ms. BIO.
al tho prospect of getting s.m'ti.'. ,.-ll o. '.'.
which they admitted they h.i not bot 'or SOME
Lmn.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-04-05

Of ,hs shots rom tic Cambr. 5e rcre opposed 70
have 4trI tie Nashville.
The bark Glenn, which hos been t',ckaieI IN
tte barber q neaut,,, tor some slime was SGT on
FIRE D. 10 rebels on sunday, and was stl burning
when tAs Cambridge len In ,hc evening. The Glenn
was supp sod TO bc fitting or, as rrivatccr.
Fort Macon hal not been blown IVY ,lr rch.'s VI