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Ship cultivasor, Russell. Liverpool Williams auion
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Bark Henry Buck. Nichols Belfast I-waish. Carver
Bark Syria (Nor, ozholm. Cork. Ae-Funch Meinoks I
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scsr s Qua S.si, Brewster. W.shngcnws Brown Cs
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sShr FGrss. Wilson, Bath-w Brown Co.
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passage o. the outward passage Aired wiams ooored
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Ship Chasls,e, SoSsns Lvs,pSsl Iqy w 80 with so. to
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the Banks and since then light winds. having Sesp i
Snip marrssefei sof New Haven, Wait rondon 80 d.ss
Susan ClsypGs oound WI "a nst on the Banks spoke rh
Ship PIymoih assl Hammond Londsas Isle Of wIsh. z
Co Aas q Il. g %n 30 :gnalized ship EH"ood Walter
Ship Adelaide TiaD Chiappari Glasgow, ss days, with
$ Aug "a with
mass 70 9 Duncan 4 c., Co; no,,.u,. >. a.. .s
s msnoy Fane
Bark Dosenes fus volcker London. 7s days. ballast
Archaneel usp, oonsiglierh souhamrso. IS days
sian brig Konsin ElizaSeS 10 days from caraS FOR New
Bark wurs.,s sHano, Becker Rotterdam, dan 4sa.y: with
%Ss $ .sa ad s ss
the Of bark apparently B timber laden. disnased
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rigging % blocks sur IRON NV work
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bark Fl 9Th inst lat 4ssi Jon 81 90 spoke
Bark w,lhsImipe pra.1 B%sdahi' Lisbon, s. days with
Brig Bsppina iAnsl Mcdaniel. Cardiff, 81 days, with COAL
d1y ssSr mi rsMs I frf sr s1S sss's As't
Schr Marshall Haskell Eizabethport for Boston.
Sa
hr Leenorc, Jones. Albany for Boston
Schr Clara Norton, Gray, Port Even for Salem.
Schr A Gardner, Shepard. Port Even for Boston.
Forest City IU tansport) Prince. washingson
via Norfolk, TO U Quartermaster.
Steamer Th0s Sparks (U transpor Pierce Washington,
TO = Quarermaster
Steamer Ellen Terry ~ transpon), Chaplin. Fortress
Monroe, to u QusrterInaster.
Steamer Middlesex. Cox Philadelphia.
Steamer Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia.
The ship Byzantium, from Liverpool, arrived yesterday
IA days W Of the Banks with light W winds; 9Th inst
In lon n
Sd dstg pendant 10TH lat a. Ion s. Prussan brig Bernard,
bound W. Died, Robert Richardson seaman OF the United
States.
The ship Arctic Cardiff arrived yesterday, reports
ns lat A. Ion So spoke schr Charles Astrum, OF Pro-
vincetown with q, fish.
The brig Darling from Havana, has TO the Up
per Quarantine 10 discharge.
BELOW.
Ship Frank Pierce, days from Portland.
Bark Cupdo from Antwerp.-(Boh BY pilot boat Mary |
Ann.i
A Grecian brig, from Card6
Th ee ships unknown.
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NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Heavy Csnnonading fn the Dfrectiou u or
Ravenswood.
GAILIpoLs, Sept. Is, 1885,.
Colonel Lightburns advance reached Ripley, virgnis,
ct ten O'Clock last night.
Passengers the Marietta and Cincinnati road, from
the West this morning. report that heavy cannonadng
heard in the direction Of Ravsnswood the Ohio
river
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NEWS FROM CINCINNATI.

Business acknowledgements OF the
Rebels.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Is, 1862.
All business was resumed to-day, except the sale Of
liquor
At four p N. the various military organizations will
sembe and drill
The rebels have fallen back only four miles south OF
Florence This sted to be owing to the scarcity OF
water but s supposed that they are awaiting rein
forcements.
The rebels have left Maysville and gone to Paris.
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Court Cnlendar.Thfs Dav.

SUPRRME COURr-GKNERAL Term Mos. (pFoferred
is' 's 81, IS, s4 So, IS, IS, So, 10 J. ~ ~ ~ 40
SUPREME CorRr CRcuT. I-Nos 2370 23e7, 6049,
GOAT 2413 2417 242l 2s23 2425 243l 2a33 24SS 2a37
24so 2443 9l45, 24s7. 244o 2451 24ss. Part H.-Nos
oO6 22O0 223o 222 2254 22s0 22o2 2270, 227z 2276,
22so 2282 1884, 22s6, 22S6, 22o2 22oS, 22os 2S02,
23OA el2 40 COS
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The Drafs.

THE DRAFT IN MASSACHUSETTS POSTPONED.
Bosros, Sept. rs, 1862
The draft In Massachusetts, has been postponed IN,
octcber l. II is believed that the States quota will be
1lsd by volunteers by that date.
TEE DRAFT POSTPONED IN PHILADELPHIA.
HARRISBURG, sept. rs, 1ssa
ny order OF Governor Curtin, the draft which was Or
sdsred 70 be made on the 18th ins has again hAsn post
tDoasd sssu shs 2sth ns~ s
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Rebel InvasiOn oT Maryland-0rcst
Battle at HaGerstown Heights-Ths Re-
bells Completely neutrality-suspicious. Of
tho Rebels I'm the West-An0ther Fight
i'm North Car0lina-News from Mexico,
&C., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Asia Captain Small, will
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city at uaster
past one and at half past five o'clock this afternoon 60
by railroad.
The New YORK HERALD-Edton or Europs-will be
published eleven O'Clock this morning, and will
contain full particulars Of the Rebel Invasion OF Maryland
and Of the Great Battle at Hagsrstown Heights, resulting
in the complete Rout and Generalization Of The Rebel
Army the Of the Operations OF the Rebels
Kentucky and Tennessee Account Of the Recent Battle
at Washington, N. c. and all other interesting In
relation TO the Progress Of the War; later from
Mexico, SC, sc.
Single copies in wrappers. ready for mailing six cents
Sampson Low, Son Co. At Ludgate Hill London, Eng
land will receive advertisements and subscriptions for
the NEw YoRK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst scrofuA obsnas Eruption Of the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Division sice. New fosk city, since
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

TruSses.-MarsA Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vesey st. opposite the church No connection
any Office Of name Female attendant
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Prizes Cashed In all L~ga lied Lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No. II Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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Female supporters, silk Elastic belts,
Of ms Il approved make by MARSH BROTHERS, corner
broadway and Ann street Lady In attendance.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

w. A. Batchelor's Celebrated Esta blish-
ment for Wigs Toupecs, Hair Dye, snd Hair Dycng and
ModavIa Cream beanfying the hair Is Bond street.
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NEWS FROM CUMBERLAND GAP.

'eSltuatfon OF tho Union Forces Under
Gen. Morgan, Sc.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 49, 1862
sdyices from the Cumberland Gap to August 81 re-
,.nsa< that Gen. Morgans force in fine spirits. He Is
the country in oil directions for forage, add will
scourHs -sievod
r,s his front, but not In his rear, all
i"e .eoos a'o s'mh; ving joined General Kirby
the rebels In Kentucky ~.
Smith =
General Morgan made raid at Rogers Gap, kp. s'A
ana woundng SIX and taking whole rebel company
prisoners, without losing man.
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Rupture. .--Trusscs OF every Variety
from nj and upwards et MARSH kkofHERS ce~ner o
broadway aud Ann atrss>
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Omciai Drawings % Murray, Eddy 4
Co. . Kentucky and Missouri State lotteries
KENTUCKY ExrRA CLASS f37-Sepember IS, 1862.
Il, 5. 35, ~, AZ, ~. q, 22 80, "a, 49, Al.
KENTUCKY CLASS 4S-September is, 1862.
35, SO, 4s, AZ, 40. Is, 80, 81, 3d. SO, ~, 6, l6.
Circulars sent free OF charge By addressing either
Covington. Ky.. or st. LOUIS No
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Omcfal Drawings OF the Deiayvare state
Lotteries.
DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS 3s5-Septemter is. 1862
So, Is, S, 4, 81, 80, %, 3S, O, &c, AZ, 5S.
DELAWARE. CLASS 330-September Is. 1867
10, Al, 80, So, Al 4, Ia, 6s, n, "a, %, 81, 6l.
Circulars sent By addressing vovn,.
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Pressrvative and
IN DEPOT wholesale and retail No keior House, The
Dye applied by experienced artists
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

Prof. La. Miilcr's HAIR Dye, Soc. Black
and Brown The best Try IT, sott by Druggists Depot
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

See Advertising Columns for an ImpOrt-
relative paving the streets OF Havana.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed d
and information furnished Highest price paid Cor doub
looms TAYLOR Co, Bankers, 16 Wall street.
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Beautiful Com plex ton.--Laird's Bloom
Of Yenth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving aud
beautifyng the complexion skin. LADIES' after using
this delightful article, will haze other. Sold by all drug
rists and k39 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

Uilps HAIR Dye 5Oo., Black or brown;
bcst Dcpo, No. Barclay street and sold by all
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-she Best IN the
world harmless and reliable Sold by drug
lists and perfume everywhere Factory 81 Basssy street
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup for
children relieves the child from pain, iny.GoSaes tho
bowels and darrhma corrects
scdy and wind cholc gives rest comfort aud health
10 children eething and remedy In OF cholera
nfantnm. Sold everywhere. Is cents q botlIs.
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S HIPPING NEWS.
Port or New York. September 10, ssea.

FoR SEQ soRK-Snfs pAs.
sUH ssss. % HOE wArxE. %
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To Retired Naval Officers and Others
Wanted Naval Registers for the lSi6 1917 and 1855
and any published before 1914 Apply 10 Capt. OSCAR
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Omcial ORA wings OF the Library Ass0-
citation Company Lottery Of Kentucky.
CLASS No. 2s5-Septenibcr Is 1852.
&C, 20, So, 81, IL, So. SO, 4, z, 81, 4S, 65.
Glass No. 2s6-September is. 1852.
IL, 4, 36, ., l3, 22, 10, 80, %, 20, 8, 63, rs.
r. FRANCE 4 CO.. Covington, KY
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Eight Cartes dc vistte for S1-Equai TO
the best made. BALCHs 2s3 Greenwich st. cor. Barclay
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Prizes Cashcd in All LegaIixed Lsotte-
ries Information given JOSEPH BITES Broker,
No. ii Wall street, room No. ], New York.
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Substitutes for All the Old Hats In the
CITY should obtained by buying OF KNOX. 2l2
Broadway His new Fab Styles out, and tasty
and eegsnt enough capvate the admiration OF
Nowhere else the Hat business reduced TO elegant art
much labor and money expended Get of knoxs
. elegant and superior fall uats.
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NIIsCELLANEO US.


A LII HOUSEKEEPERSe AND 0DY5KRS WILL. SAvEU
IA per cent by buying silver plated Ware. Table Cut,e1y
Tea Tavs Door Mats Cooking Utensils and Housekeepss
Articles at EDWARD D.. BASSFORD'S great Ba1AaR,.
Cooper Institute The most extensive assortment OF hrs
class goods the city
A SINGLE MEDICATED' BATE OFTEN DOES MORnS
"A good months' treatment by either methods
Motives OF decacy forbid publishing details OF ceses
but refer patients personally to those who have bce
afflicted with like diseases
Diseases peculiar to Cont Rh0umatism Dyspers
sia and Skin Diseases speciality.
No charge until the patient cured.
DOCTOR Won FALLENSTEIN,
56 East Seventeenth street, near Union SQUARE,
New Yogk.
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TOO LArE FOR oLAssiFicArios.

r,HE MEMBERS or fRANkL!N s>iJN ASe
| ouested 10 meet Al Military lalt, 7'Hs /"
,ao ~ az cioes 10 attend ths fate Nr ra ~ ttk
iasner is,e rrember of Frsn<ln Jnt ~. ~ ~ u
JAMES ID. McKtNNOa Ptustisrf skss
ErvAss u.s~vn. Secretary.
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American Pvrss.

HUSTON. Nclt FM--ATF MAIIhtWs,
Uowaud island via San Francisco and Hampton Roads;
bark aey Mayo Baltimore brig Prince Oscar Frederick
Swel Graf GOttenburg schr Lewis spAnier Lewis Phis-
depha Cid steamship saxon, Nahews Pntadephisi
shp 90 an Romp, karaen London bArk Iodleben SRusl
schrs Adele. snow, Havana; Hyena, Clark Baumore su
| sau. Phnney, NYork. ....,.,-,-...
ii- An God Hunter Wallace, ant Philsdelphia
KeHt, Banecr Via Quarantine. brig Marns 12os zen
NJ, ,or w br,as shiu Charles Hin siArad SATURDAY.
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Arr from Nyork Dolphn. Concord, Leon, and Carssa
Kpcroad; Maid Of Orleans, and Quicksep NJ Greenoc
Frankfort at Hull; Kings 0wn Geo Peahciy, II Waite
windermere. NJ Day, Ganges and Stanler. AT Des
silver Cloud a. iSubn John Wesley, - Star, q Shrrms
John Knox, Antioch, and 6ailaiin sat Liverpool.
Arr from Boston Maria and Mary E1abe,h n, Lverpo<
Arr from Baltimore Isabella Jones' o, Liverpool
Arr from Philadelphia, Rniy Augusta, at Liverpool
Arr from Nassau, Minns tsl. at Liverpool
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GAVE YOUR SILKS. RIBBONS. GLOVES. kc.-hE "a
- man A Co a tBenzine paint AMI 'srrn~- fu
,n.,aniIy and cleans Silks, Gloves Ribbons. 4 %
on m Jury either color fabric. Only y c.n 10
Sold By druggists generally HEGbhAN
Chemists anil DrGEASs - N0le
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Mobile ......................... sod 29d.
,IJplnnds 80 .................... sod 28Ld.
The total stock In port 55 900 bales including 10 500
bales OF American.
Tho breadsuas market Is unchanged closing quiet and
steady.
The provision market is dull.
LONDON Sept. 8, 1852
Coneoe olosn n, o3,. e3k for money The return Of
che Bank Of England shows nm Increase In bullion CT
E146,0o0
In American stocks, Erie Railroad sold at 80.
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MlscellanSoua.

Wind at sunset SW
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11

Gallant fellows! They fell not in bat
tie, to be sure, but are entitled To as much
honor as il they had. They loved their
country, and for that country they left
the endesrmenis Of HOME and Of civil
life, exposed themselves 70 hsrdships, to
storms TO sicknes and to death in shapes
more dreadful than deuth upon the bnt,le
field. Their memory will be cherished by
US, their comrads, and their fate deplored
even more than wo shall deplore the fate
Of those who may yet fall with the lgurels
Of well fought battle upon their brows.
The disappointed ambition, the bittor re-
heclon that they must stop short Of the
attainment OF their ardeDt hope 10 he sf
use to their stricken eountry-this grief
was theirs and we mourn for them. Some
Of their bodies have been sent TO their
late homes, others rest in a romantic
spot on the left bank ofthe Tygart Valley
river, just where that beautiful stream
energies iIon a gorge in the mountains.
Carefully prepared head-boRrda on which
are painted in handsome characters tho
name, company, regiment and death day
ofeach sleeper, marks their graves. Peace
70 their slumbers.
Our hospitals are now comparatively
deserted. Those who are now in them
are mostly doing well, and arc quite COM
Portable, thanks to the kind people OF
'fitin, Bellevue, Norfolk and Milan for
supplying them with every needed com
fort,
The Paymaster has been here. know |
before .hst gree was a moat charming !
color. have Witnessed its effects
quickening the spirit Of tho old aye,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
SCCIeI OTEanIAtIi0u OCarsSitoCs
Ln lite ErCc SinIos.

The Louisville Journal SAYS:
For some time past, we have not doubt
cd the existence Of Northern rebel OF
ganization, small to be sure IN numbers
but fierce und virulont in purpose We
could name several newspapers, which,
boy ond Ill question in our minds. urc
conducted under its Influence and ior the
furthorancc VI its objects. Those papers
profess indeed 10 be loyal 10 the Union,
Tor they are afraid oil the swift rctrlbu-
tion that they know would follow any
open exhibition Of treason, but they dill
gcntly devote themselves to tho selection
and publication Of such matter as they
deem calculated to dispirit the friends oil
the Union aud TO encourage the rebels
and they expect and End their reward in
the liberal patronage Of rebels in Ken
tucly, Missouri and elsewhere.
The New York Eyeuiug Post, enc oi
the Gb!cst aud mUst respectable p0pels
OF the country, says that the testimony OF
the two Michigan members of Congress
10 the existence VI the rebel conspiracy
ia the North was net necessary. II says
that the knights Of the Golden Cirr Q
have for months had their clubs In N W
York City--,ha, ti,S -Vled rebel Genos-
al, Gustavus w. Smith, aud his deputy,
Lowell, belonged TO ii before they joined
thc Southern army. Ii adds that 70 con
tdent were these rlot.crs al one tine VI
success that they began to indulge in
threats Of vengeance against those who
supported the United States q Government,
aud it refers 10 tho case Of prominent
citizen, who, speaking zealously on all
occasions against the hercsy ul secession,
was given to understand that, IL not mere
quiet, he would have his throat cut. Tho
Post says thut We were On the eve q. a
Northern iu4ufroction, and that there
would have been one IL the popular ive!-
ing in that section had not declared itsull
with Irresistible energy on tho side Vi the
Constitution.
The Michigan members Of Congress az
firm that one of the effects of the con-
spiracy has been 10 get some Of the worst
encm,es Of tho Union and the Constitu-
ton into the army, whore they now are,
all working, upon that high vantage
ground, with tll their might, in llyor OF
tue rebellion. This may account for the
conduct, otherwise inoxplicable, nG somo
Of our military officers 10 high positions,
and afford some clue to the deep mysteIy
OF the frequent PRONUNCIATION, among the
rebels, Of the prolouEdest secrets OF our
military authorities at Washington and
elsewhere.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
Assnult- on slrn. nlcCi.lInn.

The Washington Republican tAus dis
pose. Sf the charge that ID has been gull
ty of making assaults upsn Gen, MsClsl.
Ian:
Ifnot too old to be surprised at any,
thing, we should be surprised az tho sug-
gestion that We have been nttscking
Gen. Mcclellan. ifa pretty good mem.
ory serves VS., we have not editorGlly al
luded to him personally, by wey Of either
censure or praise, for several months
We never saw hlm, and have neither
private or political objects 70 serve, by
doing him eithejustice or injustice.
We have steadily denounced the poll.
cy OF inaction, which, until recently, ore
vailed here on tho Potomac, but have net
charged that policy upon Gen. Mcclellan
or anybody else. Il VIII time eaCueh
WHOM lle waF "a oyts q ,stt sho auss-
Cons, rs d wtg isT 5g stf
Run, aud at The wooden guns in Centre
vile.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11

middle age and youth, when the bright
spring has breath ed upon tho hilltop and
plain, and all animated creation went
went forth laughing at the sight. but to
realize fully the charm, the magic power
thorc isin green, you pgslscc S7I,o0o Of
green back bits distributed among a rrgi-
meut o1Odcd, woc-begone, lantern jawcd
jaundiccd, rcnnilcss soldiers, with fami-
lies ot home more pcnniless still.
cannot describe the effect. You must
sec il. You have seen hcal,h return after
a pcstlcncc. You have seen sailors and
passengers all arrive safe out of a ship.
wreck. You have seen many occasion.
Of rejoicing, babies born, anxious candi'
dates elected, SC. sc. bat iryou never
saw the green backs filling the hands oI
ar.Sour comrades, you have never seer
Joy.
Green! give vs. green, now and forever
II cures sore eyes, phsplcs on the skin
dyspepsia, juundice, rheumatism and
all sorts OF diseases which depend for any
part OF their ailmont on disorlcrcd stat,
OF spirit.
Our officers have sent home Si3,407
our men, Sss ,32s, making in all S45,735
| guess there will be more spirits act up
Don't you aud are you not gladl | sin
We have this week roturi cd to our oil
habits Of drilling soaie six or seven hour
a day. The men do we'll, aud hope l.
r,Skc themselves Of use in Gods zoo,
imc, and Gen Fremonts.
Yours truly,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
Islnnh no. Tsa.
The Detroit Advertiser say s:

The Detroit Advertiser says:
From gentleman just arrived from
Island No. 10, We have a satisfactory cx-
planatIon Of the apparent delay and in
action Of our forces in that quarief One
reason given for the little yigor with
which the bombArdmcnt has been prose-
cuted Tor the past week or ten days is,
tlat il is only desrod to keep the enemy
at No. 10 diverted, while Gen. Grant
strikes blow somewhere on the Upper
Tennessee. In the meantime our fore, 8
are not IDLE. For several days ,hcy have
bcen busily employed cutting a channel
across the point just above the island,
and by this time il is thought the gun.
boats may by this means have passed the
terrible batteries Of the Island without
exposing themselycs 20 the eneuy's hre.
Owing 10 the rapid current of the river
the gun and mortar boats have rad great
difficulty 10 .outend with in having 10
fight down stream.
: by getting below the island they will
BIO able TO attack il from an unexpected
quarter, aud will have the advantage of
keeping heSd up stream which all vessel
nen viii readily appreciate. Ne should
hesitate TO publish this information were
We not assured that the enterpriSe Wa,
when our inlcrmugi legt, SO far advanced
Gs 10 render lie fun completion, by this
time, uRdoubted. The river, which lust
nov IL very high, Ma expected to ma
teriAlly aid the work with its rgpid cur
rent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
LETTER FROM THE AeTH
CAMP STANTON, Tenn,,)
March a9th. (

CAMP STANTON, Tenn,)
March 29th.
EprTogs TRIBUNE:
The central column, under Gen. Bnel
is still here. Gen, Nelson's division ha.
crossed Duck River, and his white tents
now dot the high kills in the rear Of Co.
lumbia.
The whole force viii moyo forward
within three days. The health Of the
army is good, and / suppose McCook's
is the most healthy division in thia de-
partment.
The 9th Brigade, now under command
Of Col. Gibson of the 10th Ohio, Gen.
Johnson being sick in Louisville } has no
man seriously sick in camp and but forty
one out ofthirty-six hundred, unfit for the
march.
The 4oth has bat six on Of duty, and
they are all in camp, ani but little inds-
disposed.
Those Ofthe Regiment left at Camp
Wood, Bowling Green and Nashville are
reioinlng their companies daily, and but
few are now absent.
DIR. J. w. Moe, formerly of Melmore,
but now of Gilboa, being appointed Cap
tain, arrived yesterday and has assumed
command Of company !, vice Loycjoy
resigned.
q. A. Blackman, brother Of Col.
Blaekman, is I'd Lieutenant Of the same
company, in place Of Prentiss resigned,
and a. G. Brown, son Of Jonah Brown Of
Eden, is I'd Lieutenant Of company C, in
place of Carlton, resigned.
To give your readers an idoa Of what
il takes to feed regiment, | will give a
few items used by the 4sth during Feb
ruarY.
Pork, 46 barrels.
Fresh Beef, lO,s2O pounds.
Salt Beef, s barrels.
Hard Broad, 10000 pounds.
Flour, Sc barrels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11

Taken In exchange for goods. Bring on your wheat,
Se' &c. Tinin, o, sept 30, SIR
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
LETTER FROM THE 55TII.
CANT KELLY, GRAFTON, Va. !
March 70 1869. (


DEAR TRIBUNE:
The both o. V. is still here. sGppose
on the sick list. We pre, however, fast
recovering and ! hope WILSON be 1T for
active duties. We were exposed to the
measles ut New Creek, white cncamp.
ing near eth o. V. Our march Of ninety
miles 10 Moorield and buck in four and
half days, Immediately suceeeedcd this
exposure, and we had no sooner returned
from this "trip than we were ordered here.
The rain poured necessarily for forty.
eight hours after our arrival here, during
which time we were obliged to pitch our
tents and remain in them, damp and
cold as they were. While pitching tents,
procuring wood and boards, ind trying,
mostly in vain, TO get nome straw for our
comfort, many Of bur meu were taken
down with the measles disease Is i'll
digenous TO new regiments as iire-weed
TO newly cleared lands. As ia usual in
all bodicS Of men, many Of the best men
are most likely to expose themselves to
tho rain and 10 severe service.
Hence We have lost some of ovr best
soldiers.
The following is complete list Of our
denb,