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The New York herald., 1862-04-14

IJBNRY H. LEEDS, AUCT1ONEEK.-A LARGE AND
Ii valuable assortment Of Household Furniture, IA hne
order-HENRY II. LEEDS CO. will sell, by auction,
Tuesday April Is atlOx O'clock at 265 Greene street.
door scrh Of wavcrley Medallion, Brssels
ard oeher Cavpes Parlor Suits covered In crimson
sk brocate and crimson and eold silk velvet &c richly
carved Etagre very nne rosewood seven octave Piano.
FORTE made by Haines Bros SlO0 spring back Chairs
covered in slk brocatel reps: &c very nne Reclining
Chair made By King, covered In Manel and
Pier Mrors oval Mirrors rosewood Music Case Reps and
wersed Brocatel and Lace Window Curtains; Chairs
cred in tapestry; Pictures oak Dining Room Chairs, &c
Extension Table China and Gasswa,e richly carved rose
tesses 20 lbs in each nearly Bolsers and Pillows to
raciA rosewood Warrobes rosewood Dressing Bureaus
black walnut and mahogany oval Mirrors Couches In de-
lanes Velvet Stair Carpets, Ocotb &c, without
The entire furniture is In order.
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.1IsCELLANM0Us.

A ANIMPORTANTwORK ON PHYSIOLOGY, ,aC.-PARIs'
"A London and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage
Gude-A new edition, revealing the facts obtained by
anatomy and experiments In the French and English hos
nssses acng the human family from ignorance Of their
airy address far 81 by E. WARNER, No. Vesey street,
Assor House, ROSS TOusEY l21 Nassau street, New
York.
(NORhS CURED FOR Is CENTS EACH, AT 80 BOW
cry. corner Canal street, the Citizens Bank Club
and Inverted Nails Buniont &c successfully treated BY Dr.
SP III.
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II II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER
Us HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.

e. D y. "
April 49, Ii o'clock 27 Fifth avenue, Twenty
seventh the entire Furniture in said house.
consisting part If rosewood Sofas Chairs aud four Chairs
in white gold satin damask and crimson and silver
damask Centre Tables, satuary marble tops;
and MAMIE Mirrors, with Console Tables Msnte Clocks
hogany Sofas Chairs and Rockers in satin damask and
haircoth rich Satin Curtains, lined with silk Gilt Corn;s,
mahogany sdeooard ma Bile top Extension Tables French
Bedst s marble top Bureaus, Washstands Card Tables,
&c Pallases, Har Mattresses Bosters and Pillows rich
Medallion Velvet Tapestry, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Ocloths Chra and Glassware together with the Kitchen
Furniture with which the sale win commence. Catalogues
tho nHlca
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COAL.

NOAL-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR SLATEY RUB
" bish short weight for - 10 @ but the very bes
Red for family screened and delivered at -
ton from yards King and Greenwich Streets and -
Roosevelt street, corner New Bowery.
MATTHEW CLINTON. Wholesale and retail agent.
NoAL-PRIcE REDuCED.-PEACH ORCHARD. LE-
ticles less than last summ,r prices Also Cumberland
rent rates HENRY REEVE,
corner Of Canal and O. entre, and
corner Of Jane and West strcetA
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HENRY B. HERTs, JR., AuCT1oNEER.
Ii BY HENRY WOOD A co.
AsSINNEE'S 9ALE OF

ELEGANT CABfNET FURNITURE,
Monday Apru H. at O'Clock at the salerooms NO $50
Broadvsy comprising richly carved rosewood and mahosany
Suits satin damask iush brocatel and hairc 9th
elegant sold carved rosewood and mahogany Beieads
EIabethan aud Louis Quatoize style; ssd oak Pillar Ex
tension Dining Tables solid rosewood and black walnut
marble top Dressing Bureaus wsshsands Centre Tables
Ttarercs ures oak and black walnut Dining
Chairs in green brocatel &C. Also large fine Spring
CURED Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows, &c, &C. Terms
EZRA y. KELLOGG, Assignee.
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lnpoR1s.
Fer The ueek. 1850. 1851 1862
Dry goods. .......... 81 ,b72,l04 1260O72 bb3.ls3
General merchandise ESQ, ,32l COS ,Ol2 2O39, ,94S
Total for the week. 81 ,392 x25 1858 9s4 2593l4l
Previously reported. 1881 2s3 80 374 46 567
Mnce January J. $7l o23 70S 6a sos, 1868 4e lS1 7Os
EXPORTS o. PRoDuU AND MrRDANpsE.
1860 1861. 1862
TOr the week 81 $50 500 zoos, $50 2297 l52
Previously reported SAC 5s4 So ,61o 80 500
Since January J.. $40 4a7 2s6 st,6745o5 49o3 2s2
EFFORTS on SPBs1B
1860 1861 1852,
FOR the week. ........ $310,0s0 323, ,9Oo 14sl6 67s
Previously reported. 1881 637 $40 10550 3s5
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HENRY n LEEDS, AycIIoNEER; ,v,r,,.r

HENRY ii LEEDS co. viii sell At auction on Mon.
day, April H. l0< o'clock, IS West Twentysecond
street. between Fifth and Sixth agenersl assort
Of Household Furniture consisting OF Brussels Car
pets elegant Suit in heavy figured
satin danask Bronze and 0mou Chandeliers. mahogany
Extension Dining Table gilt frame Mirrors, Bronze Clock,
Sofas and Chairs covered In harcoth Gilt Cornices Lace
window Curtains, Engravines rosewood marble stand,
with Mantel Vases; rosewood TX Piano.
safe OAK marble top sidsbcsrd:, rosewood marble top
Dress ng Bureaus Bedseads, Washstands also large
sortment Of Kitchen Furniture with which the sale win
Commence.
To Lst-The above house. with all the modern prove
ments For terms, &c apply TO the auctionee
HENRY II. LEEDS, ,AUCTIoNEERs-GAs CnANDE
Ii tiers, &c. HENRY H. LEEDS 4 Co, will sell
Nassau street. the entire stock OF Gas Fixtures Of Rroad
way blshment consisting OF Bronze and 0rmou Chan
deers Hall Pondans Gas Fixtures suitable for stores and
dwellings Bronze and Ormou four light Eve Hight and six
light as Brackes Chandeliers both OF bronze and ormou
Ly ackets Fancy Shades Dorne Shades, Ac all In hne
nrfnr
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A UCTION notice.. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
n AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

HOUSEKbEfEkS AND TIE TRADE.
The elegant Household Furniture of private family l28
Wavciiey place, Sxth will be sold al public ac
ton, this Monday April H. o'clock precisely nsting
OF three elegant Paror Suits covered In rich satin brocae
green silk reps harcloh marble top Tables Eageres
rch Vases elcgant rosewood round corner Besead
cost 800 Aso all kinds OF elegant Paror Bedroom and
Dining Room Furniture Glass China silver Ware; Ta
bic Cutlery Hair Mattresses Beds Bedding Blankets
handsome Brussels, Threcply ami Ingram Carpets, &c.
Sale positive.
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LpwARp pETrINaRR, AucrIoNERR, 50 WALL

~ street, will sell Wednesday, April 16 at 10 O'Clock,
at the printing Office of Henry J. Crate, No. Franklin
ing Printing Presses Types and Materials Of ali descrp
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

rNHE FIFTH WARD GERMAN DEMOCRATIC CLUE
i viii hold lis regular monthly meeting Monday, Apr
IA I. O'Clock r. M at Mr. Hofmans ID Lsrenard street
~ LrHRs, Secretary. 4. BEIDTROFF, President
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SALES AT AUCTION.

81 day, lI3 Chatham are, at lU5 O'Clock, sofasx
Lounges Chairs Tables, Bureaus, Cocts, Mirrors 100 Oh
pantings. Cutlery Fan and ID y Goods one Sewing Ma
chino, and variety Of other 10 lds.
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DENTISTRY.

A RIIFlcIAL TEETH.-BEAUTIFuL SETS, ON iURE
N silver, only 81 fine gold and aiips e25 and
ranted equal TO any work 10 New York lnsie teeth 81
Teeth tei aud extracted without the least ard
fecy harmless Superior bone hnR only ~ cents. Occ
1873 Sythuvenue BET. Tenth aud Eeyehtb Streets and
no removal DIR LUTHER, Dentist
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Ar DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON

Nr DOUGHTY, AUCTICNEER, WILL SELL, ON
N Tuesday, April IS at U1s O'clock at No 4S Eighth
avenue Thirty second street. Genteel Household Frni-
tre Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oilcloths
mahogany Sofas Chairs Tete tes Centre Mirrors
Extension Table Dinner and Tea Sets Glasswares
Dressing Bureaus Washsands Bedsteads Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds Bolsers Pillows; Toilet Sets Oil Paint
Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will com-
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AE DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
lM. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR-
Auction.

:, r,o,,,,,,m PETs, &N ~ AuVIayNii. :. M o.,,
at salesroom IS Nassau Handsome Household Furnl
ture consisting in part rosewood Parlor sur ooysIsa ~
cloth rosewood walnut maocany Secretary and Llbrs
marble Tables, Lace Window Cur
tans grasssls Tapestry ana Ingram Carpss; Easnsion
wood marble top Dressing Bureaus Washstand Bedseads
Hair Mattresses, Pailiassrs Lounges 6c &c Also guam
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
VIZ PELL, AUCTIoNEER.
" MARBLE MkNTELS

w. MARBLE MANTELs
PELIS CO. will sell nj auction tomorrow Tcesday) a
II O'Clock at Mr. Thos Ellsop corner o1
Court schermerhorn streets Brooklyn (sod in
fve nAntels, comprising Italian sa.uary ordinsy and
ali Of modern designs heavily moulded and executed in the
best Catalogues r,aiy.
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CNITH ! BROTHER's
- new YORK
POLITICAL.

IN whole half and casks erewed ivcn - shcss
barley malt and hops Brewery l5e lo0 West
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues, y. y.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

cJO0 BoUNTy-s3 TO THE RECRUIT WHEN MUS.
~IOU tered In the service -wanted for Company d.
Fifth regiment Excelsior Brigade, UnitedS vsunteers
fifty abcd bodied men, 10 whom % ea will gwen when
mustered Also few good men for ON
Clothing and subsistence with good quarters,
nshed. after muster Inquire a, the Staten Island ferry,
foot Of Whitehall street W. n. siCKLEs, Cap14n
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+ EAGLE BRIGADE,

CLdtT thc CCmUanu OF
BRlGADIER GENERAL sCROGGs
Now stationed at Fort Porter, Buffalo
The Fourth regiment commanded by Col. john Fisk,
numbering six hundred will be ready field
within two three weeks
There few for line officers. Captains Or
nectenans having parts OF companies oh ain
positions with prospect OF speedy removal the Of
This is the last chance future ensents viii be for
regiments already IN the ned.
Application can be made
Lieat Col MCLEAN
429 Broadway.
A few good Drummers wanted.
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THE REBELLION.

-
A TrENTloNl RECRuITs.-THE lc2D REGIMENT
IA New York State Volunteers Van BuIen Light Infanry
in the Geld, wanting few recruits This kt
eass regiment row alCanip King Merden Hin, in conl-
Portable and clean barracks ITSELF heated
ey ssoyes cooking In the buildings in fact all the home
forts TAR possible We extend yoa corial invitation,
AID prolnise yoa position first class regiment OF the
Army OF the Potomac The dress Is blue fTock coat with
scales, regulation hat 6c arms-Mnie rifle. All members
Of the regiment notified If they do Immediately
themselves Lieutenant c. R jayne at
4s2 Broadway, they will be treated deser
THOMAS B. VAN BUREN, Colonel.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

/ AKGE BALE OF STOCK AT AUCTION.-WEDNE6
day April l6 alO A. NJ the premises az the Boiling
Spring House. late the rsiden OF Robert W. Rntherfurd
In Union township Bergen county W. Rogers propre
tor L, 40 -Elsht go single or double driving Horse
will make good time viii of 40 and two n-
side OF minutes single No lone Morgan Stallion. No.
sIwo Colts one hay four old; one sntires
good stock. worth the attention good horsetn No. 4
lot Of Aderney Cattle thorough Bred and two para
Of working Cattle Terns easy, made known the
day OF sale Erie Railroad irans leave from the ot
CHAMBERS street at 6.I5 and 10 a. for the station
ROBERT w RuTHERFURU.
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A RTIFbCIAB TEETH.-wE CONTINUE TO EXTRACT
N Teeth in two sec0nds without pain, with bcnumbing
fluid. No extra charge fer temporary cxlracting
Te tn Inserted without extract The roots impro, ed
pressure plates Our chemically pure Chloro-
and Ether administered without the sgB danger
lease call and exam specimens before going elsewhere.
West Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

A UCTION NOTICE.-THOsM. CONNAU0HTON, AUG
N toneer will sell this day, 2ocock, at No 81 Third
ayenue Twelfth street. large assortment of House.
hold Furniture comprising Bussels and Ingram Carpets
Feather Beds and Bedding Blankets rosewood and mahoga
ny Bedsteads do Bure,ns Washssands Tsbl O. airs
iiers ard Gas fixtures Pano.orte rosewood Suit seven
pieces; Silver Plated Sets, do Casters large Silver
Plated Waiter mahogany and black walnut bookcases
black walnut Extension Tables: also lot Glass
ware. sves Kitchen Furniture. Ac. with which the sale
will commence.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

V,Rou THE AUTHOR OF POSITIVE FACTs,p &C..
II tiavng bad ooh extracted giIhgu, pain, by Dr..
Jay vILLERS 1a5 0 and yfreet, co rfuly insert this
as fcsorun.-U alton those sulferns from oothache-
M. -. Uulgran, 10 Fran<sort street
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A JOSEPH L. SMITH. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day At ii o'clock. at 137 Eighth street. broadway
one Piano three rosewood parlor sat rosewood and ma
Chairs Rockers Pier Glasses Tables Brussels and Ingram
Carpets OH Paintings, and everything belong TO first
class house. Sale poStveA ~..s.. =
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

WHOLE OR PARTIAL SETS OF ETH, MOUNTED
w according 20 ths atest and most AZ r9ytd pn pies OF
dental sercc n,itarng 70 u e. nd wnrau,rd also
teeth ded Ssae.d without pain. 'roua persons and
al requiring gentle well reliable pcrtions cspc
siaiy established rooms oi .Ac sn.
~ ~ Dr. BIXKErEy, 50 Sixth avenue.
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A UoTIoN SALE OF FIRST CLASS REAL ESTATE IN

A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS REAL ESTATE IN
"A Jersey City, by EVAN JONES, auctioneer the
misses, Tuesday April l5 at O'Clock r. NJ Sale will
commence with the brick building No. II Henderson
place. In Sussex street. near Warren also the brick House
by order of Henry r. Cox and Jacob We executors OF the
Hon. Samuel Wescoi deceased, vacant Lots l23 25 and
l25 Steuben street. aso three Lots corner OF Prospect
and South Second srec aso two Lots on Grove street.
street and Railroad avenue Capitalists are requested to
take notice of this salc in the best parts OF Jersey
City For further particulars inquire Of the auconee 10
Montgomery street, Jersey City. . Z.
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A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING ROOMS or TILE Dis.
IA covcrer s59 broadway door above Sevcnteentti
Tender teeth, old roofs aud sheus Oiled and
watrnnLei Beware the iuita cheap
operatos B.Al lovers Of sound and hesptlful reth
aud sweet breath the sracd Cuban Denhce Lo
ion, j. PEARSON, ". D.. Dscoverer
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TouN L. vANDBwATER,

Velvet, Tapestry Ingram Venetian Carpctings, Mat,
tings 0ilcloths, Rugs, &c
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urea WHITE IMPROVED ART FrCrhNlTErTH -
~ Whole FROM 80 upwards tee tlisd with gcl 70
eeuts 10 Al. All work warranted first ass. DR. GEORGE
WnIfs IS Bond street. Dr. A. WI TB, 7i7 Arcn street
A.
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M DOUGHTY, AUOTIONEER-WILL SELL ON MON
u. day. April a. Y. NJ at No. 253 East Tenth
street. the entire Household Furniture contaiisd N the
Carpets SOFAS Farior Suits
Bookcases. Per and Manri Glasses Extension Dnina
Table Ice Window Curtains Bohemian Glassware, Crock
cry Dining Chairs Stiebuard mahogany and rosewooa
marble Dressing Bureas Washsnds Bedsteads Hai1
Mattresses Beds, Bolsters Pillows mahOgany Chalrs
Chamber Suits black walnut Chamber Sl,s oil; In.
grain Carpets Oil Cloths. xc
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SHIP OCEAN MoNARcHThe steamship Baltic arrived al this
port yesterday from Bermuda bringing II Of the of the
ship Ocean Monarch lbeore reported tonndered who had
been taken TO Bermuda by schr o ii Booth.
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DHILIP r. WILKINS WILL SELL, AT AUCTION, ON
Tuesday April TO- at ~ o'clock, at the Merclans Ex,
change by Of the Supreme Court under the direction
of WIN. Mitchell, ESQ., referee, the House and o. No.
Thompson situated the SIDE between 0rand
and Broone streets, being ~ by 50 feet.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

nR r. EAsTON, SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
Dentist. No. 23 Sptng street, between Hudson Va
rick New YORK r. f. has had hteen yoarS experience In
the above profession.
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70 mas oecn proven ny experiment ON many
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Or ST aSt:soss TINS, ana n0eso me whole
CLASS os complaints ARISING NUN ANrvaifx "
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Ihis eampoand will be found great pro.
motor OF heal,h. when taken in the spring. to
eSpei the foul hamors which Tester IN ths
l.eol At ti'st season Of the year. by the tine
y expulsion o. them many ranking disorders
IRE nipped in the bud. Mal;itades can, BY
the aid OF this remedy. spare Themselves frous
the endurance Of foul essptsons and sacerous
sores, thrcash which the system will strive to
ri ITSELF OF eorrupssoas il not assisted TO do
This through thc natural channels Of tn boty
by an Alternative medicine. Cleanse cut ths
vttiated blood whenever You find it, imparitiea
bursting Through the skin in pi,nplcs csSaniiona
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CRY LIVERY STABLE,

BRYANT ST. North of BroAdway,
COUNCIL BLUFfs, IOWA.
An rerrAEEp 10 ACCOMMODATES THK TR1v-
Il Filling fTEIic rita saTssiaT @ tie
LIVERY LINE on REAsONABLE TERMS.
win also rua m 0eznib-s - Hsek % And frssn sAe
praf Lassiax 4zrinr the scstiEx sexseH.
eTge~ssu. -s>4irselD II As-fss zee o7eirrs esf Al
tAsr residence Ser PsszenFeFs VIII - ssor-sfaisd
By ieArsrg word st Tie susie -
ssaaA
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DlssolUrruN o rARrNKRuP.

DISSOLUTION o. PARrNKRxEIP
dissolved - nns.sl Gasll Ali nsses and acrpants
due said ArDs utii - - = g L ISeress vAe
sutnortsed % rersips fee tAe aame> Ard aii stais
aeainss saA arm vsu - IreAsrsea 10 8. L. kvsrets
tof raymenk
- GRO. {. RvERITI
- 3. N'RklDE.
GEO L KyEKEff will continue the heisiness a
the cid stand where By close k1>iaea~ he
soPes 10 merit the share e public patoaass
ossay eessue1 upnA ~ Oh esux
= A'BRfpR. In Withdrawing FROM the nrm- would
take shs method af scknewiex,n9 The kinne<s Of his
old fried and customers. and would res2efaiy solicit
their cousiaraoce with The rev ecuee1n.
Coanc;i Riras. Jan. 18th, l664. 1s1
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irruxAnT AKTIcLEs.

Fssvr1nG HxsFsets asurss. Csssssn, s>see.. DRIED
csrrsnsA, Cream Tartar asse ApdA, Chensesi Yaass
hsksx po~1es. Ceenseai sslesstss, resss ada. Tsps
go md tszpSiass, ., SxgSA1AHJ.
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Arrive at E!..ora next day by I'm;
Leave Esdgr1 Friday At m;
Arrive At CiArkstiiIe nexs DAY b. nj

Arrive at CIzrkssiie nexs dag b. 7pm
1904 From Waterloo by Hudson, Grurcy Centre, Lita
oposis EldDr4, New Prnviaence. and Minerva .,
70 Nevada e. ,ailes ard ssct, once . seek.
Leave Waterloo Weinssdsy a. lsmj
Arrive at Nevada next day At SPIN;
Leave Nevada Friday al Sam;
Arrive ut Waterloo next day BY SPIN.
HOS From vin,on By p.sssit woods. Collins Grove.
bsekiashssa, Wolf Creek. cry.tsi. union
Grgve. spring Greek. and Green xesnsAia, 70
Aisicu, S. miles AID back, once week
Leave viHtsn Thursday as SAM
Arrive II Albion NEXT day sy III
Leave AlbtSn Friday nj 2 m;
Arrive 1t yintsn next DAY ~ p m
iioss Prem Marietta by Aibisn. tnion, Delans Eko-
ra Lishos0lis, seriis, and Hardin city, ~ io-
"a Pals, - miles and bach, three times .
Leave Marietta Tuesday. 7ssrsssy. and SATURDAY
Arrive at io~a Pals mex. days by7sm;
Leave Ia.a Pals xen6sy, Wednesday. and FIJI
Arrive al Marietta ne1, days sy7an
Bl6s for six trips . week invited; also 20 cern-
uence route at Narskaiiiovn, teaar' house
iie17 Prem Marietta. By Bangor New Providence Que
rec. Illinois Grove. Point Pleasant, and LAkin's
Grove, to WEBSTER City. g miles sad back. saes
Leave Marietta Thursday a.ssm;
Arrive st WEBSTER City next day By SPIN;
Leave Webster Cay Tuesday al San;
Arrive st Marietta bexi day tyspm-
IIess From Marietta, BY Minerva, Johnson's Grove.
. Nevada, Sew Philadelphia, boonsoor@, Yoosh.
aud New Jesersoo, 70 cArroli,on. io2 miles and
back. week.
Leave Marietta Monday AT Gam N;
Arrive al Carroftoa next Wednesday BY , m;
Leave Carrnitian Thursday Of 8 am;
Arrive At Marie,tz nszt Saturday by m.
Bids for two is.pa . week a. far As b"onsboro'
invited.
lio3s From Toledo By Heath and Gow,nia, to Albion,
% miles and bark, a week.
Leave Toledo Friday At am;
Arrive Al AID4on By pm;
Leave Albion Saturday at Am;
Arrive At Toiet1 ty .
1000 Prom Redmsn, By Gomerssi. to vinton q miles
and back once 4 week.
Leave Rednan Wednesday at Z AM;
Arrive III yinton by pm;
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-27

examples of severity viii Gut9s the country as
efectually as Gen. Halleck has pacifed Missouri
Where regiments we're required last summer tc
preserve order, in the face of the advancing
columns of Floyd and Wise, single company
or squad viii now be effective.
Gen. Fremont will, undoubtedly. preceive
that the proper place to defend Kentucky and
Virginia will be in North Carolina, Georgia and
South Carolina. Drive the main body of the
rebels away, and guerrilla bands will disappear
almost without an effort for their extinction.
The country has had foretaste Of what Gen.
Fremont can accomplish. He conquered Cali
fornia with less than a thousand men; and in a
1.-THE Of the time required to effect great plans"
on the Potomac, he organized an army of4O, 600
men, and marched them $50 miles in pursuit of
a flying enemy.
He is q first class engineer, and adds to this
qualifcation-so something which does not always
occur-an originality of Thought and readiness
to act upon the suggestion Of his mind, regard
less of danger. Celebrity of movement, and
sudden and bold strokes are his organized plans
of conquering and in this respect his views
are identical with those Of the Secretary of
War.
General Fremont will be in Wheeling in a
few days. He will not remain there long, how
ever; he is said to possess longing desire to
visit once more the spot of his birth, in South
Carolina, and he will not be tardy i'll accom- 4,
plishing his purpose.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-27

III. MoSRoH, March Esd, via. Baltimore, 24th.-The
steamer Chancellor Livingston arrived from Hatteras
astngh immediately after the occupation OF Newbern.
An eApedlto- 20 Beaufort started by Gen. Burn
side. Ehe place was however, evacuated before cur
troops approached
Fort Macon vas blown 5y the rebels and the steam
er Nashville burnt
On tina day Gen. Burnside occupied yevbern, 500
rebel troops were the road between Godsboro' and
NewbGru
BALTlxoaz, March 24-Oa Tuesday last au expedi.
ton Ict Nswberu "a steamers Id went down the river
ard landing struck the Railroad and toek up their
march for Beaufort, with hand cars from Newbern.-
No opposition made 10 the advance Of our forces.
On Abe evening Of the 9tl, the rebels learned OF our
approach, blew up Fort Macon, fred the Nashville an
retreaed the river to Morehead City and Caro-
lima Cy, and finally III the direction Of Washington
Beaufort was almost entirely evacuated by the PEG
pie Our troops occupied the place day. On the
same day-the 20ta-Gen. Burnside sent force with
several guu-b0ats to Washington. No opposition
made 10 landing Our troops occupied the town, and
he Union flag Is flying on the Count House.
On Wednesday last three men strayed beyond oul
lines and were made prisoners by troop ofrebel cav
airy.
ING 10 town and taking the oath ofalleglance.
HeraId'5 Gspatcb.-A Tumor IS current here this
ey cuing that Gen. Shields viii be obliged to have hi
left arm auputgted account Of the wound received
nj the battle u-sr Winchester Tt well authenticated