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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
lGoFFAT'S
Jegstab!s Life PiNs
9itterS

PnoDn1x 91ttor9
The hikh and envied celebrity which the
prs.eminent Medicines have acQuirvd for the
Invaluable efficacy In I'll the Diseases which
they profess TO cure, hes rendered thS usual
practice Of Of pufhng not oniy unssccessary !,
but unworthy Of them. In al casss Of AT. \.
ma, Acute and Chronic RhssAstieaA, Affect lens
Of the Bladder and Kidneys. Bilious r eyers
and Liver eomplaints, IN Tho SostA and. Weet
whore these diseases prevail, thsy will b found
invaluable. Plaates11 farmers and others. Who
once use these Nedisiass, viii never ~ ervar..
b vithsut them. Bilious Cholio, ssri,,ue Loo.A.
ness, Piles, Osstivsnsss, colds aAd co..hs
cholic corrupt hsnsrs, drspsiss.
DvsPsrsl.-Ne psrssn with tails d:streeeins
disease. shsaA SsaAy using these Nedicines
immediatsly. DeuPtisns ef The Ska, Rryoip-
elias. F!atalsaey.
frv,a No Asu..--Fer- this seeurs. Il II,
Western usa.try These Medicines wiz IS 1euna
. s:e9 speedy and esrtsin reneAy. OsAo
9e1totees leave The system suhjs q 8 . reerrp
" tAs 1tsssss; cure b. thes1 nedieines
permanent. Try then. n sa4is6ed "a IS eure
FouLnfo3 % CenPlExIeH.-0enesa Debility
uout 0iddtn.sss, Gravel, Headache, Of svsis
kina ,Inys.d teysr, Iads.nmatsry RAeanstisn
Impure 6lood, ysaad.es, Less & Appetite.
a!AoussAh Dmzsss-N Never fails y ersdi.
ee:s entirely 81 the sGsets q Mercury, iaA-
nltely sooner than the nest psvsrfnl prspafa-
eien :! ss,.saparills. Night Svsaas, Nerves.
oselhtv Nervous Ceaplaints q al kinds
Org. ME AAsctiens.
r1IEs.-TAs srigiaal proprietor u those
Medicines ve: sured q Pilee. q = y:sr
alone. Pains u ~ Head, Side, Back, Limbs
Joints and Organs. RaEUnAslsn.-Those 81.
faoted With thto terrible disease. will b sure
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FlNklE 4 LYON
SBWUGIlCnINE 10.
o00 8RoDwAX

~ -
NvPeec who eestempletes purchasing .
Mssnine Tor family or manufact-
snr Cir:rIs,s .1;P no.. = 80. TOT ons Q,
deserinticne - ~ $3.50, ...S.s s.: suu 'u'.
sanniss ofvc.t -, - IN ~ sna
~ ~ .,s;n = :. viz" .no - se"a y mali
= As's '"'
cvT eroveun narurvcs ~ u,.,
10 - ~ MACaaN1N ~ HE
WORLD
For either Family or Manufac turing Purposes
And Oh ~ ask 10 fair trial. Read the
io'iewing:
IMPORTANT ACT9.
,- -
EASA -. rms company being duly y.
osn:so. 'eese Aschiass are projected
eeeiaet infringements er litigation.
:.;.ch-.1,.. - % %.a W. 81. ~ sns VIZ n.
Il. iee- ~ ~ o..Ss .r..aa - ~ .;,L
e.: 20 sse ese,n Or icop,stiteh m,ch,nes.
~ a.. .eSe- H. .cnI"es Ir:u o: !: .usr.u
:. - e..s,S. n1m.c.i 49,. H"s,...
varitv ofsc~;". H"u H.;s. ~,
-;ii e.. Iequ,oo IN : .my
nsr..,iI." IN. . = snssn'y .n,cHnoss.s =.
.,;,.S .S.a.. n s'oPp"e, sno m1ko wy
snsss .sn,s - az wv. even 80" rom .ne
s..r, a., IsssL. ~ I:sses. clo'n .nueses
.s...s ~ " wnS, ~ ".nns sny scJustmcnt
" ~ NOT sucn "scniao
pest aaspsed 20 nmily ussy and 4 nesf adj
sP'su 70 '.muy uses way NOT Tor every var1e'
y OF ngns sewing mahufscture Z For work
% hesvy ior eur FAMILY uaeaine, Ne rece.
mend eur iergs sisss.
fscs &c. 4-Iness maohtnss make the most
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THE TRl-wEEKLY JOURNAL,
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL,

Containing most Of the matter Of six dailies,
!, r. eiled every Thursday Evening.
eng Con;es,Sl 80 per Annum. Clubs Of
N ETSaapars%lpss.l a. Ana .a..., :. -.
C,db 10 snss1sd 10 . copy.
We hope the patrons of the Journal viii aid
US in extending it, weekly circulation q the
above low price.
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SAVE HEPIEECESl
ECONOMY DTSPA TCHi
MA STITCH IN TINE SAVES NsNE."-&
As accidents will happen, even IN we'll reg
nlated families, it is very desirable to have
some cheap and convenient way for repsirinf
Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, end no household
can afford to be without Il. Il is always
ready. and up to the sticking point.
.USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
NJ "A Brush accompanies each Bottle.
ice, Scents
Address,
HENRY G. SPALDING.
No. AZ Csaar Street. New York
CAUTION.
As certain anprincipled persons A. 1t.
tempting TO palm of on the unsuspectink pub.
lie, limitations Of my PREPARED glue, I
would caution all persons 10 examius before,
purchasing, and see that the full name,
TSPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,~
10 on the outside wrapper; ell others ars
swiadlint ooaAtsrfeits.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

re Ladd, webstsy 4 c.. MseAssss ~
II the most substantial make and elegant
finish, are strong, rslisbie, sinpls u con.
strsctien, easily Operated y novice, snd
with ordinary care win nm ~ yesvs With
out the annoying expense d rspaising 81
ways incurred on the cheaper, hess reliable
and more complicated machines.
There 10 NO instrument In uss fsv sew
ing, capable Of doing greater variety q
work than these machines; witA the eelo-
finest muslin, the heaviest broadcioth, Or
Shoemakess, Or carriage trimmsrs. They
will also ran over seams and gathers with
the same facility - over plain work. The
stitch msde by them il from TWO THREADS,
snd 10 the most approved and desirable IN
use; Is ALIKE on D0TH slDEs o. suH rAsaSc
lesviag - ridge on the under side 70 wear
out and loosen tho v srk, Aecided fault
with al loop ~ chain stitch machines.
The needles are not curved and liable
TO break, but ore stra;gAf and have . per-
pendicular motion, which 10 absolutely
necessary - sdapt the Machirs 10 IL
sorts Of work. They win bind with .
binder and hem with . heaamsr; will stitch,
fell and gather; are FUZZY licensed under
howe SEX TENeEDPATENT," and 81
free from ~ n.trmSesscmts. During seyea
years Of us they havs won the enviabss
reputation Of being "ike bes, fen;,v sspS
asassvacss~iay ~sscAsaes u nc eeAsAy." W
have numerous testim0r ials: read sAest
and comprehensive one from the
Navy Ones, Washing on, Aug. Il 1sss.
6entsewess-Vhe sewing MschiDs -
dered rom 70. 10 ., .fsly At ksld, And Ma
LIS tcIy satishcr. with Il. Assn evidence
q 10 sisapssc!ty. without directions Or e.
plantations she commenced working o. IL
stcef verysf .ort trial, and has not expe.
enced sne 'es 81 difficulty in it, opsratiea.
. cAecrlo'l'y give youmy tsstimonial il iss
aa respectfully ysur s'bt servant
r. AnOv
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TERMS PAYABLE n ADVANCE.

All kinds Of Book, Card, Circular
and blank printing,
Doae u cheapest rates, By Steam Presses,
the journal estsblishmsht. Address,
JOHN l. WILSON PUsLlsnrR.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

GEORGE Z. S'rRUDhk.
A f1OkNkf AND UOUNokLUk Al LAM
q feasae, faMA c., lows. Oaee enc
dor seuth Of he "Drick eteFo."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

6NHOI CE Cigars, fine cut, smoking, chewing
~ and Plug Tobacco, ~ the Pioneer Drug
Store. A. as.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

u hereby given, that ~ win. Nary YER
nier, he's left my bed anl beard without inst
cause or prevecation, sad thot shall pey IA
bills o. dsbts o. heS contracting aftsr tliG
dato.
GEORGE vERNIER.
Tslsde 4nusry lsth, 1854,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic q 80,
81 Nervoss or Sick Headache may b pr,svsnts;
and II taken at tho COMMENCEMENT. ~ :. !.
tack immediate relief from pair and al. ~ ~
will no obtained
They seldom fail In r,smovins tn. Ms....
and Hssdaeh 70 whio.A fsmalos are % sub.
:. Thy vt esD..ly upon IL. bowels
For Literary Men, St.dssss, Delicate 70
males, and I'll persons Of ssds.te,e As5;ss, they
IRE valuable % Laxative, improving the ..
petite giving tone and vigor to the digestive Or.
gans, and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength Of the whole system.
The CEPnALIo Pills ere the result Of lonR
investigation and carefully conducted sxpsF.
iments, having been In use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and ~
lievsd vast amount Of pain and suleriAg
from Headache, whether originating /. The
nervous system Or from dsrsnged state "a
the stomach.
They ere entirely vegetable j.. th.ir -.
position, and may b take.a !. Ill tims. IN
perfect safety witho... making ehanrs 81 az ~
ssd eAs soseHce ~ a.y H.aorssebk sasts ,e.S :
asasy q e6..,sl~;sssr sHsm 70 cNidys.
BE WARE OF COUNTERFEIT
Tho genuine have Ave signatures Of Heary g
Spalding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and other Dealers n
Medicines.
4 Box win b sent By mail prepaid n r.
oeipt Of the
Proc 40 Cents,
All orders should BE- addressed 10
KHNRY q. EPALDlN0,
Ssd,s o4eeeA ~ y1mh.0
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
THE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL

Containing full Telegrsphie reports Of
news and the markets up to the hour Of 60
ing to press, ~ 8 p. m, asd where trains
leave in time for the Second Edition, up to
p. M, each afternoon, will b mailed II sub
scribers 1t 500 Per Aanum. $40 fer
six months- $Aoo fer three months.
NEWS DEALERS IN CITY AND COUNTRY
supplied at $500 per hundred copies. Tx
press charges 1--WE cents per package.) The
Daily Evening journal nay b nd " I'll
newsmen in the priacipAl placss in IlliDeis
Wisconsin, Iowa IadiaAN and Southern
Michigan, and Of al the trai1 boys ON the
trains that leave the city On the evening Of
its publication.
THE TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Containing oil the news Of two dailiss, 10 To-
sued on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Evening, and contains the news in the Dali
" Of those dsys,-at 81 90 Per Annnm, $500
for 8 Months. 81 90 fsr Months.
Clubs Of s, At 80 80 each. Clubs Of 10, ct
So SO. Clubs Of 20, 1t Is. Clubs Of 30, 1t
So 90.
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! respectfully ysur e'bt servant.
lIsoat. Wn L. MAURY.

/ -ha Editor Of ~ cnRis1lAx wATcnnAH 4
aErLrcron. says, I'VE have seen testimony
D IN favor ofths machins nads By Ls11 web
ster ! Co, which iron the moral end roliR-
ious character Of he writer's, We Are satis--
ned could never have bsen obtained, n I
lot The instrumFnt fully realised the psp-.
= res sntat ions Of the makers respecting t.;
y tFssse tesdmenisls are from clergymsn andl
}. psrsops of high moral worth and integrity
= IN the community, well known U our rod
= ersand ars Of the most aattering character
= HENRY WARD BEECHER ofths
. New York Independent-Gov. A. g
= CURTIN, Of Penn. - HORACE.
q GREELY, N. Y. Tribune. ~ Hon.
4 HENRY J. RAYMOND. N. Y
: Times.-HORACE II. DAY, In
y dia Rubber Patentee.- Hon. JOHN
= D. GHlSELIN, Jr.. Norfolk Va
: WIN. P. WILLIAMSON, Chisf En-
. gineer U. 8. Navy.-J0SEPH p.
7 PRl60ON, Chef Engineer o. n. Y.
= City.-Editor PRACTICAL Nh.
= CHANIC. - Editor SCIENTIFIC.
= AMERICAN.-Editor, ALBANY
Z ATLAS AND ARGUS. Editor
BALLOU'S PICTORIAL. Editor
= N1V VASDWA AS0 = IVA YIN
: Editor NEW YORK EVENING
= POST. Editor BALTIMORE PAT
4 RIOT. Editor MEMPHIS EN-
. QUIRER. Editor CINCINNATI
= ENQUIRER.
From the ahsvs eminent esntlsnsa, Antt
}. distinguisaea sources, ~ have anqualil-
\ Cd prise aad Aattsring tsstimsaials ef-
4 the superiority and practical reliability 20
y me "IAdd, Wehstsr 4 CO. Sewing naah>
J ines"
p ESYICIsHf A0nH7s WAnsYD N uvnhr
Towx. With small inyestnent efeaplts1
: profitable husinsss .4ashs readily e01ab>
M lishsd. W o9sr liberal iAdaes1ents.-
= Any oorrsspendsnes rsgaldisg ear naeA.
Ines Willie promptly and gladly ansvsfsd
sneless litter stssap and ~ Win ooaG .
circular and sample q woyk ~ Setsra
mail, 8H . & 4a
COOK, sfONItCe.,
Agents fsr Hssth-W estesa 1lalss.
III LAKE Ssasa1, (up stairs) czlcAes
1slsds, Isva, Jsa- loal. vealo-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
-. Rofla1Ola1lA.


READY MADE CLOTHING,
Gems lkr~isAj.S Goeds, Had, Ceps,
Trssks, Boots = 6Aoss, 20.
CemmNroiAl 0troot, Oppoolto 1ooko Hardware
Store, CEDAR 1APlD6 IOWA.
TuB LAn0B q Stock loWHor PnICD
v2nls 9. HE06ELDB1Ge1 A.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

I'M and afssr Monday, Nov. lseo
Yin until further notice, treias will I'm
TRAINS WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN.
Leave Chicago st e00P =
Arrive 81 Cedar Rapids Of 81 =
TRAINS EASTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN.
Leave Cedar Rapids ct Las \
Arrive st Chicago at 100 \ =
At Dewitt with stages fsf DAveApsst, Maquo.
keta. At Yankee Bun with stages Tor Tsroa-
to. Onion 0reve with stages for Tptsn. At
Lisbon with stages for Ananose. ~ Cedar
RApids with stages for
MARloeA vnsroeA WATU4oo e.
OAR FALLS, TT. oo00G, TOLEDO,
MAREN0o. r.. oE1AAoh>eD. ooues.
cll DlUFFA SIOUX CITY.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DANNY
The shortest, cheapest and NEST sxsditisss
route between Chicago and Ceatral I1wa. Il
being only 1876 miles from Chicago u to III.
sissippi River, and tASnSS directly Int tAe
An Aren't viii ~ Il III Dspst In fIltsa h
rscslvs all BakEags lsf Caiats1 - ~ Rcd,
which will ssssAvsysA sorvss tAe River fFeeoi
charge
u. SnsTH, Eng. I 0upsrintsndent,
J. v. HAN, General Freight Agent,
Toledo. lows, Nov. 9Th 1850, vssl.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

'sThey 50 right u lhs Spss."
INSTANT RELIEFi STOP YOUR G OUCH
PURIFY YOUR BREATHE
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE.
0PALDI1TG'0
Throat CONNECTIONS,
ARE.
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDING'S THROAT CONFEC.
TIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
SPALDING'S THROAT CONFEC
TIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
PALDING'S THROAT CONFEU.
I'IONS.
They elievs Cough instantly.
They clea the Throat.
They give strength and volume - ths vsacs.
They impart delicious arena t. che SrsstA
They are delightful 70 the taste.
They ere made Of simple herbs and cannot
harm any oas
advise every ono who has Cough or
husky veice or bad breath, or any diifical.
~ of the Throat, to get . package Of my Throat
Csnfectiens, they will relieve you instantly,
and you win agree with mo that "thsy -
right to the spot" You will And then very
useful and pleasant withdrawing Or attend
ing public meetings for stilling your cough or
allaying your thirst. II you try one package
am safe in saying that you win ever alter
wards consider them indispensable. You win
Gnd them It the Druggists AID Dealers In
Medicines.
PRICE TWENTv.FlvE EHTs
Ny signature 10 ON each package. All
others are counterfeit.
Apackage will b seat BY mail, prepaid
on receipt Of Thirty Cents.
ADDRESS,
HENRY G. sPALDING,
Ne. As CEDAR STREET
NETWORK.
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D. p. l.. BALDY

Again sEsrs Nis services, to the inhabi-
tsats u Toledo, and vicinity,) - . Practice
ine Physician and O6ststricaaa,
Special attention gives - Diseases Of Fe-
males and Children.
Chrsais diseases will reesive special ate =
tion.
Those whose fears have been excited aeains
thsexoessivs use u Calomel, Or Mercury, In
any ferm-Aay rest assured they will receive
10 injury-daring treatment.
Every person will b expected y ssAtas their
nAebtodaeso every
SIX MONTHS, DY CASH, PRO-
DUCE or NOTES.
RoD3t1vo1y, present indebt
ais.ess . - ia0sdiassg paid 70 !. 3. Mar
Dk. p. L, BALDY
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o~A single bottle Of SPALDlN0'S
PARED GLUE will save ten times its ceet
nuslly. ~
SPALD1NG'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE /!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

CPERM, Winter Bleached, Nsatsfoot, Tan
~ ner's and linseedOils, Paiats and Paint
ter's tools, soid by AS
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sslreng0, Toledo e Ma
riettA
LINE OF STAGES,
4 New Arrangement


Leaves MarengoTuesdays, Thursdays and
Sat nrdays on the arrival Of the cars from the
East, passing through Kcs1ta, Dayton, Gwin-
vile, lrving, Redman, Tamaville, TOLEDO,
Indiantown, Legrand, MArshantown, an; wing
ct Marietta, the following morning in ti1R.ao
the stage North and west.
Leaves Marietta mondays, Wednesday,, u
Fridays, 1t 8 o'clock, A. r., cid arriving ~
xarengo the following day, in time for the
cars going East. Also connecss ct Redman
it'll stage for Cedar Rapids
This Is the shortest, cheapest aid most OK
peditious route between chicago, central and
western lows
Passengers bv this route will arrive 1t Chi
cago from twelve TO twenty -four hours sooner
than by aay other route, thereby saving time
and expense
Through Tickets can DO obtained either 81
narcnco OF Marietta. An Agent will b. ct
the Depot TO receive oil baggage for this line
which will DO conveyed to the sf6css ys8s q
charge.
Fare @ cheap - BY any other tine.
Tho proprietor viii attend ell Expeess
busiaess along tho line with despatch and
ehArxe noAerats.
r 9, WARING Agent at Marietta.
J. A. DUNHAM, Agent st Marengo.
O.HNRAlCK, Proprietor.
Nev.l VAN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

DURE Native Wines and best Liquors just
i received and for sale, for Legal use snis,
~ AIS.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-04-11
An Invention for Harbor Defense.

The New York Post says that Mr.. Clinton
Roosevelt, of that city, whose attention is much
given to combinations Of mechanical powers,
has devised a method of defending our coasts
and harbors against iron-clad steamers like the
Merrimsc, for which he claims the merit ofper-
feet and certain efficiency. 1t has been laid be-
fore Mr.. Morse, the inventor Of the electric tel
egraph, by whom it has been pronounced ade'
quate to its object. We have seen MIR. Morse's
testimony TO that effect, and No mans authori-
ty could carry more weight, ia such q matter,
then his. We are not informed of the nature
Of Mr.. Roosevelt's invention, but we under
stand that its author claims for 1t that 1t will
send ball with such force as to tear its way
through the sides of the Merrimac, were she
much stronger than she is. Moron clad steam
err could face it without certain destruction. =
Sir. Roosevelt is about to lay it&eforc the Fed
eral Government for its consideration.
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Gen. Frcmont's Department.

II will h. seen by reference to any map OF
the United States, that the department re-
Gently assigned to Gen. Fremont is a very
important part of the territory to be rcpos-
sessed by the Federal forces. Ii includes all
the region between the meridian line drawn
through Knoxville, Tenn, and the lines
bounding the operations Of the army Of the
Potomac. IL may, in general terms, be said
to be field Of operations two hundred miles
wide and four hundred miles long. Ii ex-
tends from the Northern part of Western
Virginia TO the Southern line of Tennessee
and North Carolina.
This il the Switzerland Of the southern
States, and the people Of that mountainous
region have, Apparently, all the love of the
Swiss for freedom, and their spirit Of resist
ance 60 oppression. Western Virginia prompt
" and boldly refused to accept the destiny
prepared for it by the Wisos, the Tylers, the
tetchers and the Floyds at Richmond and
the people were enabled, from their contigu-
ity to Ohio and Pennsylvania, TO make good
their resistance to the secession oligarchy.-
An advance will no doubt soon rally all the
luyal elements in Eastern Tennessee and West
ern North Carolina. Tho loyal menof those
regions, backed by the Union forces, and
equipped with the Union arms, will be able
to laugh at the vain effort OF the despots OF
the lowlands.
The railroad from Richmond to Knoxville
lies partly within the Department OF the
Mountains. Already the forces of Generals
Garfield, Thomas and Schoepf, are on their
way toward that important line of commun-
ication Gen. Garfield recently routed a
large rebel force at Pound Gap, on the bor-
der between Letcher County, Ky, and Wise
County. Tenn. This point is about 80 miles
from Piketon, the scene Of his former victory
Cser the ponderous Humphrey Marshall. and
is not more than fifty from Abingdon, WASH
ington County, Va, q station on the railroad
100 miles East of Knoxville. II would be
gratifying to hear of an onward movement
of the forces in tho department OF Gen. Ere
mont. The occupation of Nashville and the
department OF Gen. Buell. have already had
powerful effect on the young men of Ten
nessee. making the war distasteful to them
The OCCUPATION of Knoxville, the rising OF
the mountain men. the fiery words Of Brown
low, and the proclamation Of Andrew John
son, will be likely to complete what Buell.
has ~ well begun.
II must not be forgotten in our survey OF
this new department that it abuts on the
Northern part Of Alabama and Georgia, and
on the Western extremity Of South Carolina,
and that these regions have been the hardest
10 coercc into the measures Of the trlitors.-
They will naturally and inevitably coalcscC
with the mountainous north OF them, and
thus the rebellion be confined to that portion
of the States lying Immediately along the
coast Of the Atlantic and the Gulf Of Next
CO. The plan Of its final suppression begin;
10 shape itself as the forces which are dc.
signed Tor that end fall into their appointed
plaees.-PhH. Inquirer.
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regiments. The rebels claim 10 nave io'Ss "
On Sunday last one division OF Gen. Buell's
army WAS within days march OF savannah
Rs,o,t. are In circulation that Immediately
Anon Gen. Halleck assuming the command in
nsrsop. four or FIVE corps de arnee will be or
ganiIei under Gen. Grant, Smith, Wallace, Bu-
eli and MeClernand. -,
There was now and then little skirmishing
with the rebel batteaies at PASSPORT.
A telegraph to Nashville is in course OF con-
struction.
A gentleman from New Albany, Indiana, on
Tuesday last, states that in the evening OF the
18th ult., the advance Of General Buelrs army
arrived at the Tennessee, opposite Savannah, and
commenced crossing the river on Sunday MORN
idg, thus forming junction with Gen. Grant,
and in the early part Ut the week before last
sent force TO destroy the Memphis and Char
lesion railroad, which was accomplished by
tearing up ten miles OF the track, breaking the
connection between the rebel lines; but before
Saturday morning the rebels hal repaired the
track, and were constantly receiving reinforce
ments Of men aud munitions Of war Via TINS
road.
The enemy are said by scouts 10 be strongly
fortified at Corinth. and among the hills ior 10
or II miles toward the national camp al fltts-
burg. Their available force Is said to be from
"a, 600, TO II, 900. The united force OF Buell.
and Grant are sufficient to meet and conquer
this large army, and their supply OF artillery
Is superior, both in the ealibIe and number oil
guns, to that of the enemy. -,
CINCINNATI, April s.
4 special despatch to the indianapolis Jour
nal, dated Nashville, April Z. says Gen. Du-
mont has brought in two steamboat loads OF
meat (l60 900 pOunds) captured by Col Hag-
gard, III ly miles above here on the Cumberland
river, yesterday. Col Dufheld, at Murfrces-
boro', captured a mail FROM Corinth, with up
wards OF $50 letters, many containing valuable
information in regard to the strength and po-
siion Of the enemy. From these letters Gen.
Dumoni learned OF number OF spies at Nash
vile and Edgedeld, and has had them arrested.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-04-11
Gen. Bcauresard Defeated at Pitisburg
Landing.
Terrible IOs,I,n both Sides.

CHICAGO, April s.
A special dispatch from Carlo To the Tribune
says. dispatches from New Madrid say that the
runboats PittSburg and Carondelet. yesterday.
shellei and silenced the batteries on the oppo-
site shore; when Gen. Pope ordered the Troops
across. which was accomplished without the loss
OF nan. The rebels ned toward Upton. sink
inc several OF their transports and gunboats.-
Their husting battery, mounting two guns,
drifted down the river last night, and is now
aground near Point Pleasant. and will be re-
covered with It's armament. The Ohio Belle
will also be recoverd. Gen. Pope took the
Pitisburg and Carondelet, and with part OF his
army marched TO Upton and attacked the
enemy this morning. lie took 1000 prisoners,
and win probably get as many more before
night. The rebels aed To the swamps In great
CONSERVATION. Our victory u complete and
decisive, Great quantities Of stores, cannon
and amuni,ion have ALLEN into our hands
Also all their supplies. The rebel Adj't Gen.
Mccall is our prisoner. The country between