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: ssf5sla ats5 saa.ha aal ~. Rl8aELT q 50
spIl4:sss 81 g g Hiyelqtitf lsysls nd D.
W ANTk,AifsSA SfnHkEEuiE ~, BOoB
w Keeper, by young I1ll, .of fhoFu orb t1o-,'
ellie euea tion. sd some exI9i iencas vim eu
49, ~ J 80 e ~ ~ -. - 2 given IN q
WARTED-AGTIVE ATlD TNTFT.
syy, IIqEEEs "A n aada lB0BEEi, q Csnv7.sie''
1ashls lor
DrI IFoiSHEiPi Fan1ff7 N Ell },onpapI,r
ne tsstssllina.eor q fhs klta lu offered to ib
ea3ne;,A A hPff sone p5aat ~ va alnd excl sin
ftBde VI -ketflt0fJ BtteHs Ecr toEWa, address
.1...ait > s5isifiafis sal ata aaH4S! GkEET
agfa:ss5 q a. t.s.i Bog la1f fisVslaad, D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

'O1l IT y ~ b ! 9 q n
cool P J Sullivan, of the 4btA Ohio
Lieut. J T erantes, co T, 9Th Iowa Lieut. D
R Psglsy, -Gsth Chic; and Lisuf Lewis A
Badhsss, co O, goth Ohio; we're am ong the
wounded, but none OF them dangerOhsly."
Tie COlanbus FRtlsayI nsWBth4d been
resolved at Columbus that Col. Walnut and
Capt. Gesry, Of the 4sth Ohio Eers mortal
p EOuqdsa. gT5 ia
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PAPERiMARUFACT0RY.

CtLEYELAND PAPER COMPAs
~ Nls-E.dnnI. tprars .of EERB, RCOk 6na
y .;! "A 7 7 !.H'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16
yg0IlFf6H isF: e., 'ia5 81 BsB'ssz' Tss.51i mt a

The EscTsteEy Of Var makes public SC
- fnowIsaqmeai 70 the 9oFsinofs d HASA.
ohuustss. Indiana and Ohio and The Board sf
5ss il7s7s q fiiilitIIll iIlllls for heir
EsE 5,ssrg al a5si no Or fhe relief Of
81 shi i1ei Wo se "a the late
a a - Ern16a7 b. Their
1911 - oliS tstTl6 ahisS
sSisads-
0fia5l ~ tIfo fhs;
~ - doEnaWls;
= l5sSl5I1y of Wax
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dHioAa6 hLAhkE.!E-AaEH -

i4id fHT EHL1alkFHsl alE
l.. .sFL,OUR-MarEst Gull -iii7 -,
WHEAT-Market dull Of 73c.
=, L. IL ~ uirEet hrlhs eHt
ffEss. PORK-IE limited dsnanh at 8
KEDEIfFa-z,l00 bblg h8urf eoD4 bush
Io.n00 bush corn. .ts.i I
n 'RXCHAF -BnchnssG Cola Al
premium. he'o "iT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

STATE. .HQPae bE the .GoYsEnpr .sRd QQl.ih p
.Eaipbsa's Sstbs0bie fsgihsaN --At FFesisVa
" halfpa1t thres Gov. Tod entsred the Hall,
arm In arm with ParsOn Brownlow. The
Hsll,Wb densely crowded by citizens, includ.
ing e great number Of ladies. Governor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16
sN.-Y,.sTOgIE RFARKRT-Ab !


}aoi 9 l-1 IN. .FlL1aAAPH.I iss-ilia
BEONEY-hIarkst easy ct 2 cent on ell, .lgt
.Caas paper scaree 6hd wanted Il b5ff363< x cent
STERLING EXCHAIf O EN- srksts duh -
1lf340ll2 for merohsats' and ii24'9 zl2S io{ ban
kerB' bills. ttalaf
.7OEiIj-Amsricsn active at ISalN . bsssipre.
MUM; California Epld baFl R0Haia'l q 23f9f4 ?
n G16TERfS sIRNTs .sUUUKs-Mhrkasi i.ther
more s:sadg United States g 81 's7sas5Sf; 7s5lQ
BEDgK a-aiarket active ard better Chicago q
Rock Island 5fAf; .1ilUankeeeE 4 Rraite du UBien
IS; Cleveland Toledo extra diEda1d ~ 10; Ga
lana q Chicago 67x; Illinois Central script 6lS;
Ranenaa lz2; Harlem l2ssi New Hqrk pentTal R2l;
Pacfiic Mail l03. Tafedo & Wdbish "a bonds 40s Ul-
ted tstea "a al eQup a2Ei tOnitedl Stete7 - ia
registered 93<; United States year cen tos g7ls
CEicagO & Rock ilslaaa- b0nds-I0os 2 t.5 3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

The Lpullville iJOprnAl Of Mon day says
thesteamsr NiinesOtShAd arrived tAegeFith
240-Woundsdy part Of whom iweFS rebels,
but, owing to the 'OnsFods duties of the surlf
eeons; no list had been madesOuE = The
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16
Table Of DISTANCES.

u Fskintgi RicEEa&AAJ u thg 6shser, the fol-
lQwipgItable shows at azglaaOa thf distzuUg
Of different points in Virginia from there;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

tAN IlAn0aAru.i - ~
q "a lEsll 81, Psss 4 ins 1Sg,Ez 1SSsgs,EE
MARKET closing unsettled and dsolinitg. 80
Sales $500 bbls q e4,s5eAO i0r lunaTfpe
g5,0o2t,05 i0r eEtrs ststei e4.st0599 ~ fipsfhi8
Vesterns S5,I515,a1 Tor common % 1sdiim extra
sssfTg 90 ssss ;2T Se,s9'1f 5 s5s7 sra round
siHHATbE III, iEllhI srtst hs1iry aid fotsof1
sales lsoo bbls At S4aoG8l0 for sDrpg, and % 10
itfg a. .5okAsiziEsE adiSl sht sso.ss..a..l
81 VIZ slslEl. 1ll5say. sabs =, Bslsi
4 " asaess ArAa.e No. Sale, toS So a as,So
fed gih1e; sto9on ~ t5rnl fBlaliiu
VT liaTkst ep!i az i9 is.or Of BUYER,
3tt Euf5Gl ~ aOsh hash nlizsda atata, spring and
Nls,ssf5, ss isfs8 RSfhs sFi2siF red ws.''rn at
llEE.l1s slls; gEito sra sslst Aa,sd8 bVtah dt
HHfR K -fcaf5s md ilrthii saiss tsa bush Can.
Adss Bot n ss;s1l9 lIlsh 'aIt1isa fiHaA W5st-bs
siisssItiV saa4tst dalIg. 8afi L logssss5s
4beo lgllb e s3s5E miEesdl gg.ts9 in store ard
qsllksIs9i 9,l g slY5 seis ts7"' '''0' ls
OATs zFIaskotdpi Eaesdgi 3a54Oe for JerssE.
aRsaa Es3ssrR a9s q 'iess s 5Al5' Oa' V'rgin'A
8UGtAR R5a eTl5et tof EgE lsdgll ~ d Vlebauf4d-
4, u aastisS3 Sbils 6bs * j7o. . ~, h
IS "a q R ,s eSfsa9 tp Se9s q ssssa5
70 hiids EhtlilBh Islasd htR7tssh =.
sdss 8 Sb z 7Ra 5t 5..i s9is: ss.Osisi l9Es5
BeEe@ ifalkef auie5 aad afm. Fsles d5l bhls
81 ssQGl5i - a6nal tr pEimft 95so88s0 Tor country
Issii siAtislt.ao .6E repssEsd mss3; $4,000 a 90
rs AN kinR R'5i 'sizss REER-Iu, uOdsfsss dsnssd
At Eal00Gl2l ,01 iautfr rasf 3 "a
BEEF FlA8Its-slarkes I;isctits . 7l7eo7lT o.
! err HfF2A AVfl-iiarket steady and dfIa Balt5
loo paekakeg q Dte5c iof western a3doiig.sholIds
~ iiSS1 S lt4a an. sales so boxes AZ
Gun and SVt midaIsAs 7ls fpF lh5rt EiabSd.dos
fRRD4maPkst I5 S IF 10 lower. sslss l9Bbls af7z
l8ko. Including sniaf bhles Of prime Riitle e.
e'iBsiU 'iBsiUFFkR RLsshiRs It sal4o for ONO; ifsaiaos'
loa-statel. b.. sss,ssss- Fsi4isu stlI aFnh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

-. PersOus calling for ths sbovs val 5lsaso az
- Advertised" * g. fOOWIE5i P. H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

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.g.ssse-;ir-z-';- e fslll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

4 lOeni1s "a s7Yln. Fanfsi s--
11Oe y CT Diccoa, Capt 4. Wiley
ttissHt5 r ;. Papc9ass 7 C4dussnt of Regi'
Company F-Wm. Webster, dangerous,
Dillon Dunn, Mathew Hagumsn. .ez-.
Company I Ebe6eza Ff6utma1l. MI u
Company K-Wm. d. Hoskins Joseph
Beard, {fnortziIy;1 Edwin OOwdery, CHARLES
Miller, 3. Taylor.
so y - e saVEkFY.sEooED.
Company DsJOhn Bean, John Oarbary,
yshn Fryh.
Company E-Isaac Hoffman
Company 6@Henry u5Wing. -.
u0onpsay K-Edwin Beach. dt
The steamer January -4eittAe following
Ohio wounded VI
s.s..- --.-s- AT 81. LOUIS.
Hamilton Waguass, 1st Ohio
& H. lObetb6as, OoSB, t3tEt DIDO .
Alex. Parker, Co. B, 10th Ohio.
A. 3 Virgil Z, 4fst E"
J.F. Boston, 3, 2lst /"
QsITWEliansSgD !, ISai :"
". R Smith, E, 18th
! s. G. Haines5..l z, 18th ~ -
J. Steward, K,94lst -''u~
". Williamson, B, 18th --'--.--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

Z : : = = 8OA1E''i4sl. .oh6G
Company A. D. DtEFTD David IE. Pierce
d, ,FuRer, Lieut. 2 McCleary, Ohas. Burnett :
ON HaRsaS. 51lls.ms HulmQnd, GsptPn Bacon,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

The Cincinnati Sanitary. Con mission on
Monday-reSs::TIed fhel fSIloNi7i6g dispatch:
-PTi55;oii !; ,1pril TA-s pm.
- n: BaAnStE I4esidsAs QeeiaHFti San'tary
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

HeEs 4 gent O a z-R 3
Eris LodR4 No ~ ---- f-f----
- Foregt OifF Union Aslociatloh
Pnensher GOSPEL Herald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

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Q Of tm
49,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

a. 1851 =
ssentHd@
ts c0anB
bill No. 40,
the sal6of
lcasess--
hctingthe
.bnscto@res
bfoRcsrs'
I lbEsBEie'
fnthgease
Isr MHeYo--
| ulptlE
Senate. .reg.
'pttQa FED
| dFIki id
. orgsanas
I readtbel
Ferguson
tsd in.Esazl
,hstne6F01
ns.as....
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

Obarlos PowelE- az 90 o.zI,ia7fth Ohio, and
John Fl9tGbsF 90: &. setlf 5adisna, Brought
bers Sunday u;5bfs 6ss5; sfncd died insthe
hOspitsfs = s-e.- - -, ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
ToNsoRlAL.


DRoF. GEORGE w. CANADA
4 kasssz rsafict his etsvinx ard Hair prssing
sAiaur. .tei,re tke TsFre Iazie Hose. bsz. leave
irfrrs. ~ crrers k1t p1biIc xtre-slly. that Re
zee preparct 70 w.t upo1 cns,o1srs tn be
ur3l ssfzfsc1oTy rtrct sttertlon gwen -
sAsupoaainx A. Cstfins ia1,es al ltls Girls
IT, eEo. ". CANADA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

pGRHAlvE,s |
Holland Bitters |
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint. Fever and Aous, &c.
Tn soaocz.fui introaucticn sns % Of this osis-
4 ooupornds called ~Bitisrf," orsssd in vAEiOas
6-ns, Eum quart bottle 70 fvsg,1cn kes. Until
this Wcrd Bitters' Il bat another nArs hr -grcs
Bot the really graf rsflsf derived Com the Hinuss
doss oas teAs2oouful, q our uedicins
zEREAvEs HOLLAND LTrERs,
ss1 1e e7ssiFs abs<ne< Ct af.er prorsstcn has ssia
b.ishcd fr repctAtion which tbs host litssort
and ooantsrs-i.s have hllsd 20 uncsrrns II pol.
lively vegetable pzvf>rstion. with barely suc.sns
pure qdrits 70 preserve L.
Dui oas si-s Of As ssnuinA QIalic mt Dettssl
Itss medicine Of Iong.trisa ~ -, A, prSts.s
~ Reoi, - essential fr v fSrsdsfioa Of good
health AID fr oofrsesirS a,sordsrs Of he stomach
...sry .sos q. ooSviDSs DE sl' sss, n II.
ss,5.asn, "a, athy setioa Of tAs liver. tcres and
49,. - soon tAks place and renewed hes1h "
ul' s@a' result
~ INDIGESTION. Try
Rerhave's Holland Bitters'
For HnARTBURr. Try
Berhaye's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITy. Try
B9rhave's Holland Bitters.
FOR wATERBHAsH.lTy
Berhsye's Holland Bitters.
xor HEADACHE. Try
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
FOR LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
Bgrhave's Holland BitterS.
sor CosTIvENEss. Try
B0rhave's Holland BitterS,
FOR PILES. Try
B9rhave's Holland Bitters'
In All Nervous. Rhsuuatie, and Neurnists Ar.c
nons, 70 has In Numerous instances proved h'shi,
bsnsnchl, and in others elected decided cure
b Read Carefully
TIE rvuulne, hishiyooncentrstsd Boz1Avrs Hof
..rp biF-rns L put up IA hslfpint bottles only, en-
rsalled ~ One Dollar PER bottia The great oeuen
Tor this truly celebrated medicine has induced m.n
isr.tatSns which ths public should guard sS~'ns
pcrehnslng. -
J, p<oa-, 81 fu..orfsosi 81 LAT or q q, u
laid of er--V b0'ls ys'. ess
/ Benz. Page, Jr. Geo
/, sole pRoP1IEToRs.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
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"They go right to the Spot !
IN sroP YevE ooucH
ruarFr YouR BRKArH
srKsSeraxS YOUR 'oUsl
SPALDIHSGsS
Throat corrections
Good for olergymea
Good for Lecturers.
Good Tor Public Speaker.
Good for Singers.
Good for Consumptiyes
ec'rLrxKs CARRY
sPALpiNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS
:tsprr' AJAX DxLiourp WIN.
i sPALDING's THROAT COMPETITION
CHILDREN car ron
sPALDING's THROAT CoNFscTioN'
:. They relieve Cough Instantly -
They clear the Throat..
sp They give strength and volume to tho voic
They impars delicious aroma 10 the brcai
They are made OF simple herbs and cam
harm any one.
Iaavise every one who has Cough lIus'
Voice or a BAD Breath. or any diacniiy - tie 1hro
TO get package Of my Throat CONNECTIONS. t4sy y
relieve you Instantly. and yon viii agree with y
tha, they goto the spoi.' You viii ind them We
useful and pleasant while travelling slfelah
public meetings ior sitting sonr Cough or aiisy
your thirst Ifyoui try one package an sale ia "a
ing that youwill ever afterward. consider them
= dispenslbe You will find theni a. The Druggists
Dealers In Medicines.
yPRrcE TWENTY FIVE CHSTs.'
My signatures on each package. Al others
>" counterfeit.
APAeksge will be sent hy .man prepaid. on -.
ofThIsty Cent-...
- Address,
HENRY {. srALDlNe,
- No. IL Cedar Street, New York
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

x~<ss al s1ch emerger1es. ard 20 n0a-hols az
a. "a :. ~fthosf u. rs. Away. re.dy ssd ~
he sticking pcsni.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the
~ s.seshoise-s, hat ne srr.sl rnsetlts fos tb~
purpo<< q el<cfing niDs Direcfsrs - ne sn..-ns
49, IN \. ia Al sksir B<nkirx Hcsse IN Tsre
Hsu,s. 90 wednesday tie rhh fsy u NoTrrsser
yyo. : sxAcH. cs@hssr.
Ts-r- Hszf>, Oct 4 lisa AZ.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

sr single bo,ds o. sPAullfSGs PgEpAkgp
GTIIR wis; -aee s~n tilsss its c,.i- -te
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

DOLLARS REWARD.

VEN DOLLARS REWARD
Il sfraysd from the srfesf.'.f. usinE 81 Terri
Hat. thr alt cpy q Aafu'i. - white steer
aih red spots on ilet, frf fraf Ola pet, and CIR
snail red co. Tue cAttle ksre been worked sofll~
hui we're a. Ard in.eadtl for beef. On = then
lad sref bead att Deck.
TIE above reward Al ~ given % any ierstn Who
= In sturn them 70 me. F.J. kuPp.
sept ., du4w City Bufctsr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
TAX NOTICE
TO TAX-PAYEgS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
~ a. .croflaic. sifb la-trucfisu- - fii. G..ff.-
rr.. f..1e.l n TO- cfy g T.fff- Hauie shall in
nsdiaseiy pr.-s-i ~ oi.c' tbe dslnqnen' :sv'- ~
II, tar D1piioafe in fng Ls1ds. pef-os.s kfs1~inr
tb.r.-si.f. Inhibited g. ihr city fsr faxe- iar lsgl
~. r. hery nofifei that u ths same ~. 10
~ifh|n f~enfy day. shall proceed q make she
ssre bv seizure ard saie = fhsir gr.ds. chatfsl.
als aud sfs nleIis ths 80 directs n ..cfln a.
q ~ Cts Chartei
JOEL u KFsTIR.
D~psu Treasurer " ihe CHS q Tsrfe-liauis
Apr. - lss1 -dwf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
sPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SAW Tux PIycgsi

ECONOMY DISPATCH
~ "a s1-rcr - TIrr Ssvrs tnr r -Ss
AZ aoci<snis vii bappsn, sfru Ia ~sA regulate
families Il 4. vsry desirable - have -one eb~ap "a
eouysfsser wsy 10 repairing Faritgrs, Toy. Goa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
spAuLpIYG's PREPAhED GLut

spAuLpINc's rRErARED GLug
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

BY the use Of ;bere Pills lhe periodic attacks
Nervous or Ss,i Hsfd Iche may be prevented; aud
AIKEN At the commerce uert - an attack, immediate
eiief rom sickness MI Sc OaiAl>ed.
They seldom fail a. removing The -NIuses and
Headache 20 which females arc 70 much subject.
lTThcy act gencra'ls nfor ibs bOwel.-remoyAi
t0stipoiess.
FOR literary .ser. Su1cnt'. Delioss Females
and all persons o. sefe,1s,g h,its tbs are valuable
a. laxative. IN imptosirs the aJsefse giving io"<
and rioor 20 the dgesv- oss>'a, ard restoring The
natural electricity and ssseyf'h 81 the whole system
The CFPHAIIc rn.g e'e ne result q long inses-
usstlon and careful, conducted experiments. having
been IN use mssy yesrs. during which lime hey
,.,. ,rexer,~s ana relieved vast amount q pain
and suffering rom headache. whether originating 10
a, nervous syefeD, or fro,a atrsnsst state 9th
stomach.
hey are entirely vegetable ihelf composition
and may be taken at all times will pefiec, sAfeiy
~ithou, making any change Of diet al ~ e,se"o
FAM disagresadie taste renders u eoss - admin
isfer them % oAsLises-
BEWARE or COUNTERFEI1S.
The ses-ains have signatures II Henry :. spsriiin
90 es.h box.
soliby Druggists and all other dealers IN NEIL.
cine
l-os viii lie cent ~ ni.n ca receipt efths
PRICE IS cENrs.
Al ar.i-r. .haais - sdar..s~l 70
HENRY G SPAULDlNG.
ece-'sr street. rs~ York
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
HfsEI c SPATLnN8.
So. a. eRBkk a.. Nee yo~k
CAUTION

A. certain unprfnci,ict psrross stsr1nszl1s
cain. q On the ufnssrfins pzol<. initiatives q q
fkEPAKED 6ILE- zo1ld c41tisn per.or.s - exam
Ins besore puftharns, sof 80 fAst ne fuIi nAlBs
sIspAul.Dya's pRyPAtED aiuEVa
Il % shs ou.ssAs vr.pv~-. ssi osi'~r.
esnntw1kn.
,y1Bds8
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

THE SIMULTANEOUSLY the
Il Author q "Rui'sdge."s'
sr; sUCKiS6HAHs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

KAANp6tTuS rlfG> -l.r iAs resier-t.u
h. 4iil ~ those who base bern stricken ~ afsfs>.
Or PARALYSIS they are the ouiy reliable uesiici.s.
al al,fnou, 81 BE luns-. chest sud os"eis ihs'
| proii, n,e saves H'e snd quickly sar.e fnren
MA peu,i,y chsiffs, ~t.d. spa-as. reins choiefs
uorhas. darrhoa. ss.fi.ry. ~l iher lfesa lsslsiia
eauny nnripe fruits or or .r iauiis .u Diet ye'a
| their Influence. Asihua you, fhea1uasisair, "a
affections. ruriares. it.hsinia.ioi.- 81 ANY o.ssa
evrs. whether lsue oiaer 80, 81, lsters. illoa.
diseaa,-. iaaiioiec 81 Nlr-'- ttee. st lipnA. tas,s
e, Group. ery-p ls.. white ,urllinss. plies, ti,'f-
OF even thirty ycsf' c-ninuaooe and e-fe.' AL
uo,rs II the ii,-r have al ea cured piins asi's !,
by these celebrated Vegetable Universal fs Ia
female complaints aud nervous Diseases dies lA's
been equally successful Vide change = U.s.. ,o'i
nF.l and second periods Epilepsy, depression q
spirits fighifai serani- al distractions sti ttss
siions arc by them cured. dispersed and ceris.i,-
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From the Fifteenth Regiment.
CAMP VERMONT, Va, }
Dec. 28tb, 1862. (


Friend Eayle,--I wrote you about the
middle of last month that the 18th Yer
mont regiment was busily engaged build
ing barracks and preparing for winter
quarters, with the expectation of remain
ing here for some months at least. But
since then we have been "tossed about
by the fortunes of war;" and | will now
endeayor to give you brief sketch Of
the scenes through which we have passed
during the past two weeks, thinking per-
haps it may be interesting to the rela-
tives and friends of the Orleans county
boys in our regiment.
On the evening of the 25th of No
vember our regiment-with two other
regiments of the same brigade-reeeived
orders to prepare for sudden march,
without knapsacks, with two days rations
in our haversacks. We had returned
about noon from picket duty, having been
gone from camp two days and our boys
were tired, but they went to work with
energy, and when the order came to fall
in every man-excepting those excused
from duty-took his place promptly in
the ranks, for they supposed the time had
ANNA Gov tbap, n aot onJ oco, a. D.,
ton Guards were formed every man
joined in giving three hearty cheers for
the order, which they supposed would
bring them face to face with the enemy
in few hours. The regiment was form
ed at 9 o'clock in the evening, and as the
night was rainy, cold, and very dark, and
the roads very muddy, our progress was
necessarily very slow. We went first TO
Alexandria and from there 10 Old Do
minion Mills, and kept on our course I'M
til about o'clock in the morning when
we found ourselves within about five
miles of Fairfax Court House. We
shall never forget that long and weary
march of fifteen miles on that cold and
rainy night. We had our shelter tents,
and baversacks, and canieeus to
carry, and many poor fellow after strug-
Cling with his heavy load until he was
exhausted, gave up in de-
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Letter from a Hospital Surgeon.

WOODSTOCK, W., Dec. 4, 1862.
EDITOR STANDARD ii might con-
sumo much space in your columns that
would be devoted to more useful matter,
should l dwell upon all points connected
with only three months service in the
Southland even that service confined
mostly within the walls Of hospitals and
convalescent camps. But l will intrude
only that may mention some of the
scenes of hospital life, feeling that well
know from experience, as well as by OBJ
servation, the character of many places
provided for our sick and wounded sol
djers, and the care, attention and treat
ment they receive.
But little more than three months ago
we paused in the midst OF lucrative
business, and seeing brave hearts, which
bad been reared tenderly and delicately,
~ Out nun Jul SliGid " CuSdSC III lut
bloody strife. We asked ourself: Are
we doing our duty by shrinking from
privation and suffering? Mo- Both
heart and conscience lifted themselves
and reproached US, that while thousands
were dying for their country, why should
our weak heart shrink from witnessing
sufferings that perhaps we might allevi-
ate ? What is living worth which has
no object and no service@ If death be
met in this work, we could but follow
the company who had already wrapped
the drapery of a dishonored flag around
them, and lain themselves down TO
pleasant dreams We looked off to the
future with fear and shuddering, but
with hope and trust--confidence that ev-
en- now we might witness our beloved
nation unbroken, united and free
Alas little did we realize that after
enduring so long the bitter suferings it
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PRoF. HARRrNGroY.-This wonder
ful Boston Venlriloquist performed here
on Monday evening last, aud although
the night was rainy and disagreeable, our
uncomfortable Schoolhouso Hall was so
completely packed long before the time
for commencing that many of the juve-
niles were obliged to content themselves
with seat upon the floor. Ills exhibit
lion is all that is advertised, aud "more
too" and well repays a visit.
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GEN. GRANr's.-A dispatch received
from Cairo, Illinois states that Grants
infantry are encamped near Oxford, and
the Cavalry, under Col. Dickey, near
CoheeyiIIe, miles from Grenada. In
telligenee from Helena, Ark, says that
Hovey's expedition destroyed portion
Of the Mississippi Central Railroad, and
burned bridges and otherwise DISTRACTED
he Miss. and Tenn. Railroad. During
the march be three times fought and
drove back the enemy, having several
wounded, but none killed.
Auother dispatch from Grants army
states that he has captured 200 prison
ers while ia pursuit Of Pemberion, and
more are coming in every hour.
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Wheeler, t Jaquth, Michael Dyer, Jas
w Stevens, G d Brown.

Wheeler, t Jaquith, Michael Dyer Jas
w Stevens, G d Brown.
THIRD REGIMENT.
Privates--J Riley, B, face. J L More
W H Emmons, L c Boynton.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
Serg't Nc Allister, G, leg Sergeant
Pierce, arm. Corp. Aiken, color bearer,
arm. Priyates-R Colemans, /, hand.
NJ Mullen, b, arm. M Coley, D, arm,
p GRANGE, Ii, arm. W Wilson, B, leg.
w Clark, B, leg and chin. L NJ Sprout,
b, leg. G A Sargent, B, foot. A Boy
don, B, leg. VIM Colby, j d Powell,
w w Rice, Phil. GRAVITY, Geo T Abbott,
A Hopson, c Rodolphus, r tanning, S
II Joy, Ed Spraul, (since died) Sam.
Ladd, Bruce L Davis, II o Kemp, w
Hildreth, w p Bunker / L Chupin, o
Pear, L Ladd, j 7 Watson.
FIFTH REGIMENT.
Privaies-L Layard, of Company G,
foot. N Robinson, G, hand.
LATER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l6. The follow
ing dispatch, dated Falmouth, Va, Dec.
1G-8 40 A, NJ, has been received 1t
is raining very fast, and the river is ri
sing rapidly. Our troops are all on this
side of the river. The pontoons are Ia
ken up
Headquarters 4rmy Potomac, !
Tuesday, Dec. 16-L45 p. NJ.
During last night the army evacuated
their position on the opposite side of the
river. The movement was a periIous
one, but was conducted in safety.
Our artillery was the first to cross.-
The last of the infantry brought up the
rear shortly after daylight. The enemy
never discovered the movement until too
late 10 do US any harm.
As soon as the last man was over the
pontoon bridges were removed, cutting off
all communication. Our wounded are all
safe on this side of the river.
There was a heavy wind all last night,
with considerable rain, which assisted US
in preventing the rebels from learning
our intentions.