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MIsCELLANEous.


WELLANp CANAL.-S. D. Woodruff, ESQ, the
Superintendent OF the Welland Canal, writes
from St Catharines to the Northern Transporta.
ton Company in Detroit, stating that the canal
will be In readiness for the passage of vessels BY
he 10th instant, and doubtless sooner. This In
telligencs was received on Saturday morning
last, and may be relied on as correct
THE PROPELLRR CoNcoRD, which left Buff4lo
on Wednesday last, for this port, has not yet ar
rived here. AdVices fiom Maiden up 10 5atur
day afternoon, state that thers is no appearance
Of her ct that point The impression ls she has
found place Of refuge in aOme harbor on the
a favorable opportunity for the prosecution Of
her iyaga.
TIE IcE continued to run freely during the
whole OF Saturday to the serious Inconvenience
Of our ferry steamers between this and Windsor.
TEE SCHOONER NoRTH sTAR, Of Milwaukee
one OF the vessels driven ashore at Point Pelee
last fall has been got of and has arrived At this
port.-Daroii AdUsrtiser, sih.
A PRoFELLER SCEK. The propeller Mary Stew
art belonging to the Western Transportation
Company, arrived here from Detroit on Friday
evening and proceeded 70 the New York Central
Railroad dock, where she sunk short time after
her arrival, her bow having been cut through BY
no1ftng Ice while coming into the harbor. Her
main deck was covered with two feet of water
and the cargo, which consisted OF hOur and pork
was edectually saturated The steam pump be
longing to Cap Dorr, was brought 70 bear upon
her and she was raised yesterday morning about
O'Clock. The propeller Eas not insured The
amount Of insurance on the cargo we did not
learn.-BsrGdlo Courier, 6h.
LAUHoHEs.-Cn Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock, there was launched from the shipyard Of
Mr.. Jones, q hne hrst class bark, named The "On-
eonta," for s. Y. R. Watson, ESQ, Of this CITY
HeF dimensions are as follows Length Of keel
le6 feet, breadth Of beam sOK feet, depth Of hold
lS feet, tonnage 600 tons, with carrying capao
ity for 20 600 bushels Of wheat or q 600 bushels
Of corn She Is q hne specimen Of naval archI
lecture Is well and thoroughly built in all her
paTts-and still another az ( O'Clock from the
shtpyard Of Messrs. Mason 4 BidWell q first cIa.s
for ChsS Ensign, Esq., TO run Ia the Tolsdo Line,
-Bg9aIo Express.
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NRW YORK lARKRr-AprlI !


RI.OUR-hArkst dull and closed heavy and s6aioo
Sales 500 bbIs at Ss,IO0bIs for supernus s,.ts:
so,SSeoo.Sg W e1tra state s5O@5 IS or supsrhne
Hestern; so,El 1910 for common 70 medium eFtra
Sest 70; Nc 1910 ior tblpplns brands extra roand
hoop 9hio; so'see5e.i5 for .Tads brapds.
sales 700 bbls ct S5,sO9s,0O for common to choice
RN RLOUR-Harkot quiet and steady. Sale.
,tSR2 mRAL Market Is steady and wi,hou,
WHISKY-Marknf hrner and very unssttled.
sAlss lsO eols a Da2io for at.te, aud A02oo for
wa HEAT-Market Withont change with Htfis
morr doinG salvs $50 bus Chicag spring pt 81 Z5;
l,eI Dush red ate 1t SlygF I 80 bush winter red
choice
RBY-MArket dull At 7saslc.
BARLEY-Ma ket without Important change.
baiea 1910 brah Ua9ada East A. sc.
OnhN-aarEet ia lees active, without material
change. sales a0o hush - 5gi(c for mixed vest
$50 for Whits western.
OATS -NArkei quiet. Sales at 9alc for Jerss-,
Canad.. western and state.
aUGAR-Rs ~ 4 Say and an. Sales ssn hhdS
sAe71lo for Cnhe, and SGs6s for Porto Bicoi also,
MOI.AsSBS-Warkst quiet and firm, SALES 100
bids Onh, mus Ovado at 25o.
PnR K-Msrkst oD~ned quiet an5 staady and
97,z59l5 g TOR meas; Sl2,5O0lS,5O for primsness;
slo.naAl0 l0-50 for primo
RRRE-Ms'kst 0Tist and arm. Sales 7oa bbls
moss; sll nOals5O for TSpaeksd mess; SiS.75@Ils0
% aXtra msas.
PRIN1R MISS BRBF-Markss quiet ct 5000
Dn.m.
BKRF HAaIS-markst insetivo It sl7,oO@I7.so.
CIT mHk Fi-Narket mora ae'iVe. = les 10
paosagpa at fH~ Sc for shoulferH: 5h@7c faF hams.
Includsd n sales lse boxes long cut dry Falfe
hams for be Engllsh market ct Sc, aLd 800 hhda
shoulders to arrive at tkOt%a
RasNS-Stdas very 6rm and IN rood demand -
daiaa u boxes At Ike for short clear idd e daiv.
oreble % APRIL aud 7He for short ribbed T. arrive.
- LARD harket steady and unchanged. sales
BTTTRR-seliins at SeI4o for ohiOs 1890
CHERsB-Markst arm At 7aso,
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The Baton Rouge La advocate declares
ave have had bad luck with Kentucky and
her people. Orittendeu, one Of her sons, Lest
battle be ought 70 have gained; TilghmsD,
smother Kentuckian, gave up Fort Henry
Johnston, smother Kentuekian, failed to save
Fort Donelson, which he might have done /;
and Buckner, also g Keptuckisn, surrendered
twelve thousand men," They have had bad
luck with North Carolina Is well, and With
Florida and with Tennessee, and their usual
luck has pursued them in the Valley of Viz
ginihp and On the south Carolina and Georgia
OoaIta.
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M A R IN E

LAUScH THIs AFTEESOoS.-The fine clipper
bark q Lafrinier,' built by Ira Laffriuier for
Chas. J Hiokox, the dimensions Of which We
gave few days since, together with some gen.
eral remarks upon the beauty Of her finish and
the excellent workmanship upon her, will be
launched at O'Clock this afternoon. Among
other ornament which will mark this vessel among
lake craft, will be an unusally fine fgure-head Of
dragon, richly carved and gilded, the work Of
Mr.. Jno. Hsrkomsr, Of this city, most msEito.
fiOus artist.
We should not fail, In this connection to no
ties the Joiner, Mr.. VIM. dickson, Of the Boston
Yards, who Is certainly very superior work
man.
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Malehesin ParIa.

The following advertisement appears 10
one of the Paris papers. Il may be a curlOe-
ity In America:
To MOTHERs OF FANILms. - Madame Ouny
offers for their daughters . choice of good
matches (bOB PGrtiI) In the nobility, the mag
istracy, the dIplOmscy, the army, titled OIL
ces, high commerce, and all the social pro-
fessions. A mother Of family herself, Mad
Cuny comprehends all the delicscy and pru-
dencs which her mission imposes. Fees after
settlement Avenue Vio'oris, No. Is.
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Our special dispatches from Washington
give some interesting particulars Of General
G0Olsllan'S advancs upon the lower Potomac
and the commencement Of the attack upon
Yorktown.
yorktown Is about twenty-five miles from
Fortress NonrOs and about sixty from Rich
npnd.
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our executive and our army oilcers, and
they who demand that Congress and the
army shall :" let the negro question alone F."
might with equal sense require the traveller
to let entirely alone the dust and leaves
which the autumn gale blows into his eyes.
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In q recent sermon, after noticing other
successes which, during the previous week,
had hlIed the country with rejoicing, Bishop
CLARK Of Rhode Island thus alluded to Gen
OBLl BurnEide and his victory at Roanoke
Island;
aRoanOks has bowed before the powers Of
that noble man who has been followed
through ell bis trials and perils BY the CRATE
fsl and earnest prayers Of every loyal Chris
tan In Rhode leland. God has been with
HIN, testing severely his faith and his coHr
age, but al The while holding the winds IN
ths hollow Of bis Almighty hand, 60 that thr
storm and the tempest should never overcome
him. While be was planning bis maRnif-
cent expedition Il vas my fortune to occupy
Ne sane room with him in Washington, aDo
I shall never forget how, every morning and
sVory evening, We used TO kneel down TO-
Ssihss snd pray for be blessing Of God upon
ha solemn work. That blessing ensures his
4aeoeos. The Lord of Heaven Is with him
tAs God Of battles is his refugee
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n. z. STOCK MARKFT-APru 8

h9ONEY-markat easy ard uneha4Eed. Loaus
and n-tma psuer ranEa from SAT D rsut
STEH LING EXCHANGE-MaF e Armer
1t li3ail2z for merchants and Il2 ais for bank
srs' hills.
go O-Amsrioan IN fair request At 3H y cent
premium. Calf rnia gold bars nominal at * p
cent premium
GGYB1NTENT RT0CKR-Markst Hr-.sr-
nited states g. 1881 s3H@9Ss; SO TressurY Notes
99H HA99H.
caeo. BurllrR Rton Z Quincy SIX -: MiIWaukee a
'rairie do Ohisn ~; GAl-na Chicago 6sk 0leva
land Toledo 46; Illinois Central scrip s2l; Michi
"a eauthern guaranteed IN: Miohigan Southern
234; AichiRsD o. tral -; Harlem l2H; Paei6o Mail
lal96; American Rold l02. New York Gfn-rrl g3x:
Eris S7{; Missouri s. slN; nnesses6s sS<: Unitad
States Sc - eounrns 6S; United States Sc 81 oou.
pOns g; Uuttad Statrs e 'sl rnRiHterpd a3H
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MEDICAL.
R. KEELER's


AND EXPEOTORANT CANDY
For the cure o. Inflammation Of tbs Lungs, Uouzh
Asthma Oroupi MhOop ng-QOuEh. lnduenEa, PsiI
ronehins InctpieDt On sumption and the relic
Of cOn1umpttVe patisnIa In advanced atagsa Of m
sease IL i8 also sovereign Bsmsdy IN all case,
where Peregorto, Cordialg aud anOdynes are 20 A.
1ently given Il le also very agreeable 70 lake and
viii DO app Iectated by those EhO have q danEe fU
giving or taking other medicine. Ohtldreu aftsi
taking f. oaes. viii freOnsntly ssk for It again
oold oy Dr. q. KEkLBR,
mari XII puhftr ann-ra
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OoMMEROIAL.
OLEVEI.AND PRODUCE mAnkEY.
MoREIEe LEADER oFgIgs,

NORHIHe LEADER OFFIOH.1
TuHsDAT h0BHiAs, April 9, lsa3L J
FLOOR-fhe psrkst ysE'oF o. Wss dull a.
UNCHANGED The oaly sale WAs % bbh IRdana
WhitS as 20 o.
WHRAT-harkst unchanged and arm Sale OF
car white ct Si.O' track. We quote rel 0i.oI
el.07
HIGHWNKs-haEkst steady. Sales Of aE7
bblS Atqo.
KG@s-Duli and hoaVy. saiss OF Il bbh At e.
Other articles quiet and unchanged.
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The painters on the Great Exhibition
building In London have 'struck," because
the contractors would not allow them hall
an hour for rest and refreshment ct tea
time when they had to work till late In the
night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09

1H1 RAT or UuIOH sOLDIERs The fol-
owing table ezhibitS the pay which the pat
riot soldiers Of the Revelation received DER
month, compared with the present oompsn
HAtiOa Of those Of the same grade in n.
United States army, and also the amouD,
that iS promised BY JEFF. Davir
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ADVERTISED LETTER.
Fuesday, April s, 1861.

~ All letters advertised are subject to An extra
Oh ,rgo Of one cent Persons calling for them viii
pleass be prepared with the n-o ssaFy change.
- The ones will be open 60 IL A. a. and close
ct TH 2. n. Sundsyg-Omos open from A. u. %
10 A. n.
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Issue every Afternoon ct O'Clock an Even
mg Leader centaining al the latest neWs ~ .
thattlme Tha Evening Lsadef viii contain eli
he telogfaphie news received On the day time
md ia q complete paper ~ itaelG 6ubscriters
IN Be furnished with the morning Or evening
tlItion 90 tbs sane prioe, via, lve dollars
Ysar, or dfty oonts Der month. New Agents fur
hiahed ~ II 80 per 4, q copies
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gHIOAGO lIARKRT-ADrIIe

fHT TsLlsRAPHsl.
EEsnUR-Barkst dull
SYHEAT-MarEaf easier,
gPaRN-MaFkot dull.
WEss PORK-dGrkst dull and nominal at
SErETPTs-sOOO bbls aSur; Il 900 bush wheat;
u mn huah corn
ExCHANGR-Unohangsd. Gold = cent
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statIvfle- ofObfo.


Senator Monroe viii accept cur thanks for
. copy Of the Report Of the Commissioners
Of Statistics for Ohio for the last year.
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AUCTION SALES.
APRIL era, 1862

"WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9rH, 1862.
Large Sale Of Good Household
Furniture, &c,
AT AUCTION o. OUTER SON
At House No lOl Euclid street.
q. GUTTER 3 SON will sell on Wednesday. April
9th, -mmencine at 10 O'Clock A. H., at house No
10 Euc street, he Eurnisurs iu said ouse, con-
eiSt,- mshogany ia do DTegsi Bureau, d.
PaTlor Chairs, do bOtkFIs marble tor Tables and
, IA ds. ma hogany ana oherrg ~ nat OTIS. CottaT
Bedste de, b and Light Stands, EEf sn1'oa Df
Mug able, Cribs, Louug ., two larss Rtls frame
Mirrors, - PES o. lOshs, Il Paintings, Stoves
CLICK, Matt Bses, Kitchen tensils, 40 &C.
ORso BusFy, siSgls (Dlatsdl RArusBB, ! saddle ana
l b rso 5lanket
Ouse opsE ct So'clook on morning ofsals
Tet m Cash, nEsbls fun at time o. sale. So
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a AaAAND IN nAADs Try 1T.
Dr. sEest's IHFALLIBLE LIEIMEET 4 p4s
AIRED r"m the recipe Of Dr. stsDhsn sasst, Of Ooa-
leetieut The great bone setter, and has been uIsd
hla practice for the last twenty years with ths.
aost aatonishias SuooeE- As an external rsmsdT
Witheut rival, and VIII alisFiats pain more
psediiJ 4 az an7 other prsparariou. For au Rhsu-
natie and Nervous Disordsrs it & truly inianibls
s0a a. curative t5r Sores, Wounss, sgIains, Brus
. So- rs soothing heaiing and poWsrful strsnrth-
ang Propensiries, excite the iust Eondsr and -
S-il aLiens o. al Eho have s-Tar given it q trial.
'Fer foGr hundred certificates Of rsmarFabls e.---
syformsd bY it within thu last two ve1r1 tt.-t -
AZ iAof, Strong ArmstronE Agents for Cisvs-
M dec ltrg gUGF
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LADIES' LIST.

LADIES' LIST.
Archer Mrs AEzus Lizzie
ohee HenrtsttA
Brown Mr. Bsu Sarah
/ B asa Caroline BinEham o
Be-dls Char otts Bsker Barsn
Brown fa-ris 4 Rsuge mas RoEailO
Bruce Ella A Buel Fanny
Bsekwtih EliEabsth BrsRsE Lydia A
RSIdsin RStR Many y' BaTkhart EIiEAbeth
Butler Mary ann
Carney BrIdset Ohubb Fslsn
CarVOod HtEkbeth Olihnid Job 'na
lladin ElIEzT chambers Jane 2
Oaton Rralis q 60 ema1 Jane
Glars AW Ohrbb IN iRua
Chandler Fanny Gull more Jane
Cluts Hattie Carr Mary.
d
Donahus jane P Draper Adelia
Doan Ustbsrine l. Dutton eet:le A
Dunham Ellen Downs John
E,ksrtTT Ei~arss Martha
Bst0n Mary EArly Msry
P
fowler Fs-ny d giIlsy s.Esh
Grano'soA Fisher Foster AuSn
G,rlIok oharIss GrisvoId SarahO
Gr-snWaid elizabeth GorteB L bpis
9Iern salina Green L
Gibson kuth
Honli,tou Hs.dirg MAYO
di lizard ana od-on rsn
Buip lia Miss Hamilton 81 81
Hagkint ulsra Hunk 1HAp9th
aoneywsI' Msry hSiper 5uiis Ana
Hickman MATy
I.h.aMH
JOns. ssrrist N
Kelley MarvR ksusyFV
Z hosa narhR hing Liz -te
Lewis MAYA LOToar LiE!is
Losan Wm Lashb ook nGrIarot
Lsvun Annie
MsrriTs Ann Maria MAl'nsy Ma
decker Adria ma3 e. osa
nssseldi1e Adslia MyrrA 3 .ttie u
nOssr Anna murray y U
a urra Martha Morrison y
Miller MAnlon mAnnisg Emma 4
moolsll.nd Ann SaoC.r.hy
moDOnAid g u
HObls :. dap
odsn Mrs Todsn Aimirn
PeekFE Pritohard Rosa
Porter Frances Ralr1sE
Pierce Car,l line PalsErone LiEGiG
PArker Mary. Perry mell8a
reIigo Mary
ouinlan Ellen outne Annie
b
Roach Msry Reese EnmA
RefIv AIIos Rusfell Ann
ROdgsrs Mattie Roberts Martha
siIvertho1n Anna Bu, onSA
shs . Mrs Bimmo % GullArt
say snlt Be kio shetWood >
SfoC- tlei,a Bnsdfker Go "
5soDf : EifTa bnrrmAu Henry
sbeehan EIsn Sherman Hattie Z
Scott I, EEtS Bhant Il uyM
eokIeT maFV sur1 Lizzie
81 6eE.i nsrIa Sherwood Ltbbis
s iumAn an
Thatohor Oaroletta Tilion HonoIa
homu8On Mlnnie Ioloert nS'LN
Z 6Vi,,r d Taieeu "a her1ne
Eay ylor Maria y Taylor OaAEiOtS
Vanboskirk MAYS Vincent Ellen
Wnod phsbs " aite DelaS
VsstfsIi SrrV Wnita hrs
VVo,d N fbs Wheeler Hattie
" .rTfnFtou MRrF Ward LiE1T
Wba.lsr aerT Watts ElizAbeth
wilcox lmira weber
VI its Oo-E Waldron Mrs
Y
FunkOg Ann \ Young EtEAosth
3Ou1g james
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DISSOLUTION.

nISSOLUTION-THR co.
~ PARrs ERSHIP hsreeofors existing betWssn
the under Ign d, IN ihe nam4 II tbs FOREST City
Varnish Company. IN Cleveland, fs thls day dissOlT
ed Dy withdrawal Of Jlmes LaWrpncs, who has
transferred tnterest to Ben on Bros 4 O., b
whom all accounts will b. Be & ID
JAMES LAWREECE.
W. PALMER.
april 81, ls'7. aprs.sSs
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A ''sLIsHT 0OLD, OOJGH-

'sLiGhr OOLD,'' COUCH
HOA RsEh Ess, ,or sore Throsf
which ME sht b checked Wfrh 4
BROWNS simple raulely, L nssleetsd, oif-
en- terminates soriously. FeV
are aware Of The iuD0rianc8 of
topping Oonfh or t'8LIaHF
ootDi In its dIEt stage that
SsillAhAslIi Al Tisld 70 Mid remedy, II not
ATTENDED @, 8oo1 attacks iha
4ROcHEs'' were drst f6irodase5
FiisSeI szst proF-d that they are toe hsSt
Coughs, Colds, Brono6lIis Afths
ua7 Oat2rrhs she HacSlns Coogh IN 'pnsuu pri q.
md nuuiernss Affections of the Throat TiTinF n
ls1iats relief.
PGBLIO sPEAKER5 AID sIEGRR5
sill and them sesctuAIf1r clearing and strsa .hln-
AS can concur heartily in the muuy ooumqus.-
lens o. be "BR ~ HAL 1k Oh So" pTsusr-1F
y ins Asaals bRoaN et the vsry Tia they HsT6.
brought 60 our notice, We we're uEsriue frur1 -
lsEe God, iron Ehieh ae oetsiasd lnmeeia aB1
fslllsn nt re-. 81 ~ me use o. the UtE5 e
any Of 0uT rssoeTs are suffering fro brcacalfSFr-
istioni n8rtierlarfy Ministers or Public SuaakrTr
hey viii and th. tnis ampls Eeire1y vii bfns a.
le5t magical re ief. snd enable then . 81 AZ Ma
i;ils otaicul or Eu6efing.-i sog d - .fisi1a a
"a sETIUE Is zhiro sra marT initiate - tdr
nd oeIsIE r1ly "B owns bfosChisi Trcese- =
shl n . lopg a fcrrncos ave urcTel their C.
laglns fsoei ed the saDeticn & pnJsirians EeneT
y. ara isstimo- tails IRON triinent mn tnrouEhouE
- oountrT. marIa s1.sSs
~. rampeF not with Nature and ths laws
Ihylieal and nsral thas guids her 0peFasiona. L r
Isfil we're mado % UsE and nos ABUSE. Tas di-s-
a results arising from the latter ars lsE1n; the
noaa settled hahi Of The bassr sort may b. over
'ons b. ; oarcfai Psrussl Of the work .saUMAss
fkAlLrXs or Physiological Researches" It via
Gas thoseo dabassd anu degraded victims that hoy
. the brink q dissolution, 70 the pashs Of happ-
iuss and virtue. Bad and - eonvinsed, tho tEufh
Z thsge.
so.d y -. BAh.QJss. 20 BlsooksE saves, Ess
tura, Erios . cent?. sent nee sgsryWhsrs.
ssis z,so y G.. ". Cls-k, DruEEissl, Qsrslaas,
shio
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0ST

I OST. On TUESDAY AFIRRsOcN.
~ CHECK drawn By - v aeard on City Bank
lOr E36s32 Also, Sl3 in Bank NOtes The dnder
viii be suitably rewarded bV leaving - ne q ths Of
nee Of ROUsE a &JEHNINGS.
apr2 2ll Superior street.
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N AN Il D:


Ths Hobssrioe1 have On hand = uupsrior srrisIs q
PuFo White Led. also shs sbsaBer sraass, vAisa
hay Onsr % the trads at vsry low prices sor sash
Fsb. a, ls62. JoHE wFBsTRe m
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MARRIED.

spril IN, By Rsv. Mr.. Crooks. Mr.. GILGs BALI
Of this city; and Miss hAR9ARET =. OOWEE Q
Warre"aVtle
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INSTANTANEOUS.

7 9.I0 Treasury NOTES TOB
y ~ sale In gumR Of 500 and upWnroa. by
Ne sUhANTs BANK Or CLEFEi : 10.
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NIB -Lsdies WisbinE the D.. 70 oaiI a fh,lrrrf-
sas aAaeneos' VII pisas, leaqe their addlslI q ~
cHARGES KeDER6EE
1E0 0URE, no RAT. 49,
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Prod1oe9 any SHADE ON rich malIeE brown e qfor-
81 BLACK tl len fnuszs. and ooutainS ~ fn--5Si
ent that u Injurious 70 fhe nair.
aanuA7tuFod b. ,. orstadoro, Eo.t AEtor Hsuss,
sse Hosk Sold sVsFyWhsrs. ana aDliisd b. su H.iI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-30

nation was insultingly hauled down ayear
ago, it has been raised once more in tri-
umph. The army hat was to take Wash
ingtOn and march on through the Middle
and Eastern States. has retreated rapidly,
and four columns of the national army
are o marching or fighting their way
to the rebel capital. The President of
the United States, whose life was not safe
even while in Baltimore, last spring. can
now make excursions securely in Virginia.
The very heart of that recreant State Is
already penetrated by loyal troops under
Banks and Milroy. North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida. Alabama, Mis-
sisSippi and Louisiana are occupied by
Union forces all along their coasts.
At the West, the armies prepared to
drag Missouri and Kentucky out of the
Union, have been defeated and driven
back. The forces meant to stop the
passageo of the Mississippihav been driven
SUCCESSFULLY from two of their strongholds,
and are now making their last hopeless
stand at Fort Wright. Porter and Foote.
Butler and Pope, will soon meet on the
Mississippi, and the great highway of the
nation will be re-opened. never to be
closed again. This is a somewhat differ
ent result from that promised a year ago
by the rebel leaders at Montgomery
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what followed, as was struck insensible.
l know the rebels were running before /
was hurt, and with that I am content. 1
was brought down here Tuesday afternoon
and placed in the care of a private family
am treated well, and think | am doing
well. My wound is from a rifle ball that
cut the right side of my forehead. The
skull IS not broken, but the shock is hard
to get over. Ny nervous constitution is
very feeble. have no doubts. however.
OF final recovery. hope, in time, to get
one more chance at the scoundrels. They
hsve allowed no particulars of news 10
come to me and the Doctors impose the
utmost quiet; say to the old patriots at
home that We have not disgraced them.
The march of the Regiment is marked
by huge piles of rebel dead. We killed
more than 25 to one, and instead of
wounding, killed them outright. l shud-
der at the thought that | have participa-
ted in such slaughter, but trust that a
just God will see a justification in the ma
tional necessity that demanded it. Dear
friend, when have more strength l will
write you more particulars.
Yours always,
A. S. HALL
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The News

The chief feature Of the news Of the
week is the taking of FITS. Phillip and
Jackson. rebel defences to the approach
of New Orleans. and occupation of that
city by Federal troops. Gen. Wool ha.
telegraphed to Secretary Stanton confirm.
ing the news, and we consider it reliable.
The prospects of another battle neal
Corinth are strong. There are reports Of
Beauregsrd having evacuated Corinth
and retreated to make a stand at Grand
Junction, nearer Memphis.
1t seems to US improbable that Beaure.
gard would desert his Notifications at Cor
NTH. He is no doubt in a tight place
Halleck menace him on the North, Pope
and Mitchell on the East, Foot's fotilla
will loon close up his Western outlet, and
u feet and troops at New Orleans viii
make it announcement for him to go to the
Gulf. A decisive Union victory Will wind
up the rebel reign in the southwest.
"All quiet at yorktown" is the news
from the Potomac army. However there
viii soon be a surrender or hard fight of
that point.