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The number Of families relieved up to this
=.

1CLa{ s., zto
The number Of families relieved up to this
time is 554.
There remains on hand a small balance in
cash, some subscriptions in transportation for
wood not yet paid. While the principal rlil-
roads, the Chicago Gas Light mud Coke Com
pany, and few Benevolent citizens, have lent
their aid to this enterprise most ibesally, it is
proper to state that the work has been done
gratuitously by the Association, SO that every
collar given las been deposited In the Lords
treasury Of grateful human hearts, to be re-
paid in his own good time.
TIE WORK OF TIE War CoMsd1TTEE.
This Committee was raised to meet an ur-
gent demand among The soldiers for hymn
books and religious reading. The Devotional
Committee instituted pray er meetings in eve
camp about our city, as soou as tents we're
pitched. In these they were beseiged for such
reading, with per1inaeity which clearly iudi-
portion Of the army, which has since covered
itself with glory though at the expense Of
hundreds Of precious lives, aud the countless
tears Of widows and orphans, who will bless
the Association for having provided tue loYed
ard lest, with thcec little way-1natks in the
1ond to heaven.
a chapel has been erected in Camp Douglas,
The only one SO far as our information extends
that las been built since the war commenced,
in camp of instruction. Many Of the church,
cs hare freely opened their doors to the Asso-
citation, for the purpose OF holding war meet
ings, in which collections have been taksu,
which have been mainly expended in the
| purchase OF hymn books, which are priced by
| thc soldier next to the bible.
| Receipts and disbursements have been a.
| follows:
| Donations OF money and materials for
the chapel, l,..-.--..---- .---.---....-.. $5O0.N
| Nothing was expended for work, the soldiers
| 4y-n%,, r{ 4-S+1 rv{lJ
| Received in collections at war meetings
| In the following chErches-Firet Baptist
| Scotch Reformed United aBd Third
| Presbyterian, New Eng1ana, Plymouth
! and First;: ons.ega gationa], Wabash Av-
| enue, CLARK and Indiana Street Mctho-
/ dist. .-....-......... s55to'
| Bryan Hall u ar Meeting. -..---...-.-.-.. COZ
| Cakh donations from citizens ,...... 80. $50
| Donations in books and papers from citt-
gems, valued at...........-...-%..... at 5000
Donations from Mass, S. $, Society, val
Donations from the Boeton Tract Society
| valued at....--. .....:.... 150.G
Donations from the American Tract So
| cietv valued at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1908
Donations from the Chicago Bible Soci-
| ETY. In teetanents- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a1o.f
sl,s79.c
Paid towards chapel. ..--....$ $4,000
| Paid fer books and hymn books. 415.H
Paid for relief Of sufferers at Pitts
| value of donations diat,ibnted.... 1915
| Cash On hand. Is Sc
t -%f HT4
, 1862-04-22
@lSre1lanfouS.
"A h E I u
WATER CURE.

On the North Side, Chicago, I'll.
DIR. GULL7, late Ct Kenoshs. Ga'eshurg. and erner
Wster Cure Establishments. 10 at Lake View:
Accommodations Tor one hundred patients and
boarde1a The hest Place in the Neer for rs tTsat-
1nt nj q al ussases Flecf1cty a2ssmsns caIe FL
tatents anu hosrde1s can be ac.omnodated With
euIteB Of :or families 0nc mile from the end Of
tho North Side STREET Cars. Connections 1nade three
times dxy will street cars. Beautifully situated on
land With be8oIaI drives Enlka DC. @akng It'll nost
etrsble and healthy Summer Residence. Address for
circular Dr. OF MFs GULLY, o. the p.oprietors Po6t
{5flCE Boz S1S5 Chicago. Ill "a.
G. W STONE j. q. GULLY. Proprietoss.
an1s n4f
, 1862-04-22
TH Z.
orthern Transportation COY

IL IL l.
Northern Transportation Coy
OF OHIO
Isprepared to transport property between
Boston, all Points In Kew England, New York
and the Vest,
With promptness. care AMI dispatch.
This well known Line Of Fourteen Frst-class Sc-ew
EteRnaeEa. connects at 0g3enshurg with the
Railroad for Boston and all Points In New
England;
At Cape V1ccent With the
Railrcad and Propeller Line between Cape
Vincent and New York,
and at OsWego With q
LINE OF rs FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS,
Between Oswego. Troy. Albany and New York.
Forming pAILY- LINE from Boston, New Fork
0gdersaurgh. Cape Vincent and O5Wc1o to ClerelARd
Toledo and Detroit,
AND L TIL LWEEELY LINE TO
Chica6o, Milwaukee and Inter1nediate Ports.
AGENTS.:
J. Myers 1et Broadway: New YORK. Ioha Hocs.
ing. Slate street. Boston Geo T. Eddy. 0gdensbqr2h
H. j. Ctevo In, Csrc Vincent John q. Crawford, O..
xego. Pelten & Breed. Cleveland Wa1Eer HaTeR,
Rte- Taylor, Matrag 4 Coz Racine.
cLARY e. HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of North Laaa1l8 st., Chicago.
fap4.p2 6mf
, 1862-04-22

5teantboat At1te8. " II
r A, KE s:U PERT TO R. !
= CHICAGO AND NIWAuKEE |
AND LAKE SUPERIOR LINE. |
On tho open5ns Of navigation,
a FIRST CLASS STEAMER
Es e.F an5 Dse1 8 g. ID s.R q % Eks
sai>tns days Will be given heTeaaeEi hvpv T. ~
TIL e
Western Transportation Co.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
l 8 6 3. |
JOHN ALLEN, JR., PRESIDENT.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
Pys ads It. e b5s tns i 1tss
NEW YORK CENTRAL
AND
MICHIGAN CENTRAE RAILROADS,
Sumneling thirty t1ttelasS staqnch snd fong steam
ds51 d a1sT 70 tes Rnof IT, he oGn 81
ehana1ss and prodaee . and from te Essresn. Wess
sa eae c sa ss:s 5ss Gam
$50 Canal Boats,
e. ss eses i! q Ehteh 3eays Nsx aad
Propeller I1nee:
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
tOwned and opsrsted By this Company VIII run over
IL Nax 1sq1: Kes%
Eats Eiatsyns Lines F10's''' On 'he Upper and Lower
The Upper Lake Zine Daily.
VT. CO. Steamers B.C.& c. Line stsamers4
T0NAWANDA, FOUNTAIN CITY,
FREE STATE. WEN0NA,
mOHAWK, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTH. EVERGREEN CITY,
NEPTUNE, GsALENA.
MAY FLOWER CHICAGO.
Leaving the dock at Erie Basin, and foot Of Michigan
.sS Anas.o sTe1sRa sn& csssso @ ne 1ss
The Detroit Ei.se Daily,
ylA North shors direct.
r. T. Co. s,eamers. W.T. Co. Steamers.
MISSOURI, DUNKIRK,
ILLINOIS, CONCORD,
SAGINAW, MARY STEWART
OMAR PASHA.
Leaving The dock, Erie Basin eyerJ evening, at :
1Slee E9F '5seht passage apply 1t the
Cftrefn3sd, Toledo, Sa7sk1tssEy
aud Green Bay Line.
| Central Railroad Steamerf.
| EQUATOR, EQUINOX,
| AHAXES, ECPHRATE9,
| ECLIPSE, COMET,
ROCKET, MARQUETTE,
/
, 1862-04-22

M ASTER'S SALE.-State Of Hi
u1 nols. Cook Connr5--ss. Circuit Court OF Cook
CGunts-ln CtAncery.., lanes h Recs IS. Dsni'l 7.
Cleavetant and join Haines-
I'ntlC no1tce IL hereby giteu .hst I I. G. Paine
Fret1. Maeter In Ehan1erJ Of Cock Co9uty State Of
l1rc!s. viii IN pnrsuance WITH the nsndate in De
eDt red in :he entitled caus! ts 1th day
q March, A. p l sell at PUBLIC auction .or ctsh 10
Horse Cook County, in The CITY OF Chicago ID sad
S GgHntF; On s.IEEpsf; tae tenth oay of 4ay 4 .;
he premises described IN tie Sui of COMPLAINT aid
cause. te-wtt Lot thtriJ.ntre f9>, In Pms Grove
1lso. Lots nse - SIX 81 seven u: eight & nine a.
snd .en - "a B!pek eiGhs Il anadsys @ sabdiy
three G3) 10 ,hirsyecven 50. al :clustee IN Pine
Grove all situate io Fractional Sscion twenty che Cs>
east in tie County OF Cook and State cf Illinois,
much and uch portion thereof may be aece tarr
upon She mortgage described In said Bill Of Complain,
Principal and interest," with the c9sts fee5 an5 e3enst
of tai1 sale. l. tAlSE tEE 81
Master IN ChI1tety OF Cook conntE.
Ciicsgo, Apr1l 18th, 1861. sp9 p5iStd
, 1862-04-22


CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, ss-SuretIor Ccu-r Of Chicago, JEne
Term, a. D. 1ss2 William T Burgess VI Dennis Beach
and Peter ". PecshanL-AttschEent.
Pnpc notice is hereby given to the sstd Deunts
Beach and Feter y. PeckA4m, nat Wit q attach
pertur Geuit of Chicago aatea the nrst osy e A2rt
D. 1862 Ct The suit or The said William I. BarEesa
an agaIst he Estate Of the Haid peEnts Beach and
Pets1W: Fecktam. for tse s1Gs Of TEenty,F1ys Hun
which eatd wit has been I1tuIned e1ecnted-
Nov, therefore. miles Tou. the said Denuls Btach
feiore the said Superior Court e bafore
the rst day of ne tenn thsreoE to be holden u ths
da9 Of June; A. p lss2 eTe 81 ecal bs aqd piead t7
the said plaintiffs action Judgment E!l be entered
agaiDsf Jou and IN faror Of the said p1snuK and
much Of the property attached 81 may be snctent 70
satisfy the e1d Judgment md coats, Eil be aoid TO
aat1sly the same- TaOe. 3. CAhTEA Gletk-
W4 r BUKGEss, in proper. ap2 n9ai 1w
, 1862-04-22

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ II OF COOK. SS-Super1or Court OF Chicago,
June Turn, 1sd2-Ean Il. Higgins VI. Hasstna McAur.
~. ReeeEt Lay TuIr5 Applepu5{. Frederick Banner
Ann McAIrrrRy.-In CEaUctfy.
Affidavit Of the nonEcsalelce Of John Keenan,, de-
feEdant aboge named, having been filed In the office OF
the Clerk Of sid Superior Court ot Chicago. oucs is
hereby given to the said John keenan tha: the COM
plananl heretofore filed hls hl1 Of complaint s.td
Cour1, the ChhncerJ side thereof and that sum
rons theseurcn lssued out OF said Cous ags3ss said
dsE of June Ee1t, [1Ssa as Il hy law required:
soually be and appear before said snpe-ior Court
Of C15oego Of Cook County, on The fIst day Of Tie
said County, on the drst NoudsY or June ls64, and
plead aasEer OF dem1r TO the said complain bill
Or complaint, the same, and the matters and tanga
therein charged and stated Will be tsken confessed
and decree entered AGAINST you according to tbs
prayer pf said bill THOMAS B CARTER. Clerk.
I6sEpH E. GAET. Conopl1.s Sorr. Khh} nss11 xltcN
, 1862-04-22


kUr ALV. - LIE e liza ND
AM
iooE Gnlca5o Elne' .ll .<,sst. o0
e Ih's nIe VII Fnp u connection, and On alternate
WEsTEnN TRANSPORTATION CO..
HErwKxH
Chieoro or1 Rrfa1o
Touching at intermediate ports when practicable and
70; mipK 8
E3A1T.V TIME
{sundaJs e1ceptet for ths transportation Of Frelght
and Passengers.
B.. G, T. Lire 6tmrS H. 1. 10. Sttamorss
FOUNTAIN CITY. MOHAWK
MFE1M1 !rioSsWuNna
WENniIT3 PLYM nth
EHNREIReu EEHH1GAGInR; CITY AAAaeaTEHhSSEshh AAeTHSE
Rnnn,no ~ rs.onert3on. At Bnff,1o. with
NEW .YoRK Cse1Sss4 EAIARQAD. TEsTEeN Bx-
fAEes' ara doAI1HT - IL = 81 Alf%f"o7s o'1oH
tn. w,eta.n .rransnor1atinn COMPANY. and Troy and
Ef1e' and Rrox aaa "a ~ 9rss 3aS5 o1 tanA
At Cleveland viii ~
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH HAlAHoAD-
.,. e+a.. ,o-r,o.,., ~, Tine ~. q, N, ,,,q-a.
ecrcnmnn. nm ~ t11nns fer P.1aen esrs 01e' "4
, 1862-04-22

@ For the cheapest and besl Hair
JevelyY. WlE1 B.a;dA Cu-lA FrtxEeA etc. 80 10 4
DasWhDT iuo Lake street and exanalne taose Won.
dertu productions Of az No scrutiny can detect y
His Hair Jewelry contains always the ne#ezt Fes.5
styles All articles VIII E1Fe entire xat.sttc4aa
, 1862-04-22

pR, gEEIYE's LIQUID cATARRH REMEDY,
wA11Axrrb 10 be su,a cure tox
cArARRH or <0LB IN THE HEAR.
ox1 HuxnaKp THousAKn pe7sonk dia veax1y Ia sass
country Of Consumption Every physician Knows ttzt
With fus twoshirds Of the nuiEbeT, tbs dzesse nr1s
CATARHH IN THE NOSE.
roe Ae.t step being to the .arca and bronchial tpb
Il i es5e9 70 CUE cssr.h thsa Consumption 8pd .,
curing the n6i prevent the 3atteT Fe.Ecah should
n1de.ssand tass he better v1I to cure Consumption
Tne u s5rnrt11 os Cas.r7h u taey EeaerA,1y appear
are It ant yary eight Felsau1 md they hafe COLI
and mad that theE haye frequent eacks k1d are u:ote
didon, {ne nuee ma3 br ~. kEht d!seessge THU
Al TIE disease beeoes chro1ie ihc discharges are IN.
s.sd Y egs7S I'd S Ssnga n "a T. {aeE a1 ~
aaw ED Of eonghed o.. The aeeres4oaa offensive
cyca se woek: tins serse Of smell IL ieBeuad de-
a1o5ed; deafness frequently uket plaza Another
common md Important HrInptom d CsKAr-a Is, tas1
81 tacE or sli{ nacouk which has ialeu down from
the head during the Chr When this axes plsce The
perbcn nay befE1e that hts disease Il its way the
sDo9e sFe the Symptoms Of Csxyra - 1heY ap2esr IN
b the id d the LIQUID CArAKRH REMEDY. al
saa b Ssf Sna s s. e
dy to Assure Ill who disposed to test sa Et1es u
crstng Cctar1h thtt efte, the trsl Of the Rea1ey
fo5 one month no beaent n received the aunonat paid
Pf:ce q ae Caa1h Remedy, s. % Sufficient Tor use
one month, With full and clear directions
OtBce, 1876 lake. Corner OF Wel1s-St'
address Dr. D. q sEELTE,
delhESs5m Post ONCE Boz 1851. Chicago, III.
, 1862-04-22
l.. CORNELL & Co..
Sewing Machines.

ThgEart T. Fairs Patent WILCOX Il Gibbs Pate4t
Empire patent
Al Sewing Machines In market make one Or another
Of these three Stitches EingIe Thread Fitch Double
Lock Stitch fhrom two common Bpools}; Lock OF
SHUTTLE Stitch. {ake on both stes) An experience Of
ofevey Sewing Machine ef any standing. fny war1asi
~ - aaylng that Ee hare By far the bss sAes noxt
sIIICaE3 10 one can deny that ssea stitch ls good
oy different part,es Ours u The only oce whern yoa
ca gain 81 unprendiced knowledge Of the gal merit
privilege of exchanging: Different sizes viii satt al
parties whats7eI they wish TO sew. Our HeaU Manu-.
ars - large ana heavy g singa1'a Eh,le shsy II
Ne keep Sewing Machine Sllk, Gotten, on Needles>
md re Rent seEtng Machines By the week Or mouth
to order EE Read Circulars before purchasing.
Send red stamp foT samples and C!rculAe call sra
nee them at
1873 Lake Street. (up stairB.)
Address 1. CORNELL 4 CO, Boz 81, Chicago. IL
rse9FkI-1r1
, 1862-04-22

pJYLE'S CHEAP STORE, No.
- lg3 South Clark et=eet. Having now received
Spring stock OF T1inmz g. Fancy GoodA Eot!onA
Hoop Skifts Ladies' and Misses Shoes. and spigadi4
lot tf Spring CioaEE We are now OFFERING
GBEATEE BARGAIks than can be feunA essevhere.
Superior 1aooast Collars, s7h cs; ssgerlo1 yeSoost +
Sss: FrrS,d Fetia "a Cd Etne Lnen Haudkntchieth
TX cts: Fine linen BEN Stitch HdktS 10 cs: Iadiss
Worsted Skirt 1r1ia ets fadles Ge.pet slinpsrs 20
e Il Shoes, xt; Child Copper Upper shoea 50 CPS;
tnd other bargains 100 nuueroua to mention. TO be
found only at B0TLE6 Cheap Store, No. 1q3 e9uth
Clafk street. api2p2932E
, 1862-04-22

., s QUARTERNAHTER'6 UYTICE
Chicaxc, H. Apr1t14 lBs1
sea1ed Propotas ~ Z be ieseisea at tas qmea 91M
Woed ana coal fof The use OF Camp Doag1as,
The wood 70 DO Of good so1nd zuefchAutsh1e qualt-
inn a. fttfks aud delivered IN 6nea quantities aud 1t
t1tch Hmes ~ the Commanding Qt6cE< roaY direct
uee tn thi1 city.
fhe nsmes Of Two sufficient suresIes snust aecomps
Tn nrdeIstgned reseEyea theright TO rajeek suy Of
ali OF tie pIoPgsais 4 1et Aattatact0Ty
ga e. POTTER Capt A. g. u, q. g; Army.
Timer md journal" please copy. sp15pNsM
, 1862-04-22

EOREST HOME FOR BOYS
Thorough Instruction. in SAFE HOME, for 4
swsEltCr r. lads IN deiRhtful saonro Of Chicago,
on the Lake Shore The next term commences on the
int wednesday May card Of fully specific ttenas
with reliable references Viii he promptly sent to any
Chicago. Ill apapH3w
, 1862-04-22
E Caution to Drugg7sts.-Bew
H counterfeit
0MeYican Musfaru Tin1nn nntn y

Mexican mustang L1n1menI
The genaine is wrapped In nettae1 plate e1grsvlnE1
Will Il.e words "ME11cAS MUSTANG 1INIHkST" IL
circle surrounding burnnE volcano. DC. and ID. s,
Bstuea = nlown iu the bottle
There has been offered for sse By John D. Park,
AZ article il general desigr quite this same bct exc
Bragg Co.. In tee TOP Of the circle, he word "Aes
can. underneath, small And ohscu7cd hy the smoke Of
She volcano. 6bt the pEoptletore napae, D. s. Barnes
omitted tram the bottle.
To E1unIfaetuTc ee counterfeit tFAde-1larEl Is
cr1ulna offence srd the undersigned iu Etrictv en-
force bis rights cyilly snd cT3inaiy Into NATION y
tnebt vii, be thankfully received .. S. BARNES.
Inh2i-n715 1n-KW&F4tE No. 2o3 Broadway. A. Z.
nR. FRANKLIN CHAVETTS
H. UTERINE CORDIAL u wAEEAETED TO CCB1
AL roRhs OF ETER1Ex D1sE4sK. Or the soSEY win
his of.ce, 11S West Van B1ren street Consultation
free P. O. Box IS DE- G. has prscttced 1ed.ctnB to.
e gears four Of which have been In this city.
f8k7E29n
, 1862-04-22
:Tur the ar11p.

1 9TH REGULARS-Rif1e Regi-
40 ment-A ch4ace Tor afev good. sound ms1 w1N
be give days only, to loin rnts splendid
inleuk Gead7 nearly Ut ts maximum number {a,<V
EenJ ....-
TIE LARGEST IN THE F1ELD-
Best a1n1s equipments, and
Complete Dress and Fatigue Undofn8
Immediately provided
Call quickly at the EectutiEg esaton. No % South
CIarE street. Chicago under the Sherman House.
Capt 18th q. s. Infantry, Escruitirs Officer
n fH-1ln
, 1862-04-22
CURVEYING AND ENGI-
~ NEKR1NG.
SAnIUAL 8. GREELEY,
Surveyor and Civil Eaglneer has removed his oce to

No. G8 Washington Street, Port1znd Block.
w.P nayse for several yesrs etached Is Draughts-
no.n 10 the Offices OF the CITY Surveyor, 1nd ef the
Eo8rds of Water Con DiEFloners and Public Works.
nsyinr ful3 and complete Ataa Of all Additions aud
3cbdtItsors within the City Luita, IL prepared 70
Pla1a Of Real Estate> ..
or ccpes from recorded InAps tlIkewise meehsr tca1
Ard 9TH d1awngs) st the eaue place, g Washington
a1rett Portland Block apis p51 I'M
, 1862-04-22

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
Tenn, A. b. ls62. EEeeler d Wilson Aanufaetnt51g
Company 7s- Union Manufacturing coupsny.-Atsacs-
lnent.
Fublie notice Is hereby given 70 The said Union Mann,
facturt1 Company thai two ~Tits Of Attachment Esue1
oat of lie office otthe Clerk Of the Superior Court ct
Chicago dated the nfree1th dsy Of March A D. 1862,
fE5 Company and against tue estate Of the said Union
Manufacturing Company for he sum 2f Y taousana
Sher1Ee Of Cook and Zane Counties, which satd 7rtts
laye been returned executed
Now therefore unless ron, the eaid Union hnnufac-
turing Company shall personally be and apneaE bsfose
the said Superior Court Of Chicago, on or before the
Hrat lay Of term thereof to be holden At the Court
House In the CRY of Chicago, on The d5st Monday af
Anil n IS give speCfaf bail and plead to tile said
plaintiff action viii he entered aea5ust F9n
And in favor said plaintiff and 80 much Of the
nroneTty attached 81 may be sufficient to satisfy the
I'D judgment aud costs will be sold satisfy the Eame
TEuMAS B. CAKTR2, Clerk
, 1862-04-22

NTOTICE-All the notes and &C
IN couuta assigned to me by r. B. Cs:ter. On July
3ay of Apri next st ny ofdca 81 Wlahtnetoa street
at the or 10 O'Clock T. to the highest bidder
for cash. schedule Of said potee and accounts can
be seen at the above plaea- ASHER GARrEE
Assignee Of T. 3. Carter.
Chicago. March 4. 1sSz mnzsn'ss-so
, 1862-04-22

~ FIRST CLASS STEAMER
VIII leave our Dock for the zar1ous poTta on Lake
supe1tol calling at MackinaF and EA1lt st. Asr1e.
Sailing days Will be given hereafter:
A. HARVEY & CO..
ep34pAS6m "a md - 6euth Water E5seat.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-05
Democratic Delegates.

The following is a complete list OF Democratic
delegates from this county, 10 the ,tntc ovn'v''-
ton at Detroit.
Geo. w. Peck, at large o. NJ. Barnes, VIM.
II. Chapman, Dr. Chas LETTERS, =. S. Fitch, A.
Winchen, A. n. Hart, n. Loranger, S. Skadan,
Vim. Stevens. NJ. McRoberts, j. b. Dakin, p.
Roll.
While the foregoing li-t contains the names oil
GOOD Union men, there are rank secesslonists
among the number. Not to be delicate, we
mention the name of DIR. Cbas. Jeffers OF this
city, who for months after the war commenced,
upon the street corners, and in every public
place, raised his voice in behalf OF the Southern
Confederscy We have not forgotten the IN
ter Sc indignation Of cur citizens, both Democrats
and Republicans, at his open eAuitaiion at the
reception of the news of our defeat at Bull Run.
A pro slavery bunker OF the most ultra type, and
renegade to all the just sentiments oil humani'
", he has made his very presence loathsome 10
every decent man, to whatever party he may be-
ICING. Are the democracy uf Iuyhaun ,ou"',
prepared to uphold and endorse such men as
the representatives OF their sentiments? II SO,
We apprehend there is many a man who will step
out Of the rank and file, and there will be none
to fill the vacancy. We do not believe the De-
mocracy will be drifted out of the Union tide,
through, as we expect, platform repugnant to
the present crisis, should be adopted at their
convention, represented by such men as DIR. JEFF
fers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-05
General Mcclellan.

For months the American people who remain
loyal to the Government, have been waiting for
some action on the part of the commanding gen.
eral Of the army of the Potomac, but to be dis
appointed. No man ever had more securely
hxed himself in the affection OF the masses than
Gen. Mcclellan, when he received the appoint
ment OF Commander.in-C Chief. The brilliant vic
tories achieved BY him in Western Virginia, lust
afser oar great defeat at Bull Run, cheered and
renewed our hopes Of success, and we confided
our future to bis hands without hesitation. We
knew that he was . strong supporter Of John c.
Breckenridge in 1860, but so was B. F. Butler,
and other gallant patriots. We have not hither.
70 condemned the course Of Mcclellan, nor are
Ne disposed to use harsh words now,-but the
people expect action, and are not contented
70 expend q halt a million a day to supper,
the army of the Potomac, while q hundred
nsn die Of disease daily. An advance has
been predicted for Eve months, and there is
dosbs whether it will ever be made. Should the
mud ever settle, and the roads become passable,
vs hope to hear some action worthy Of an army
ct more than 2OO, 900 disciplined men. Should
none be made, We shall look to Congress for a
vote OF csnsure. and to the President to appoint
een. Fremont Banks. or some other officer, Who
VIII command the confidence ana cooperation OF
both the army and the nation.
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The forces under Gen. Banks have crossed the
Potomac, and have taken possession OF harpers
Ferry and Charlestown, with the intention oil
rem.ipine-Col John Cochrane has been made
. Bripadier General-Gen Lander died on Sun
day, at Paw Paw, Virginia, from the effect OF
wounds received at Edwards Ferry-Gen Buei
occupies Nashville With his forces, and the Pres
ident has appointed Andrew johnson Brigadier
General. with authority to form a provisional
Government in Tenpessee-Gen. Buell. is 10 be
made Major Generai-Gen. Shields succeeds
Gen Lander in biz communicated. Cocoran mas
been released by the rebels-The rebel Generals
Buckner and Tiighman are in Fort Warren-Co-
lumbus is reported evacuated by the rebels, ana
in possession of our troops-The Tuscarora is at
Gibralter, watching the Sumter-Counterielt nve
dollar Treasury notes have made their appear
ance in New York-Gen. Burnside is awaiting
reinforcements-The inaugural Of JEFF. DAVIS
pives no satisfaction to the Southern press.
The Richmond Wing calls the ceremony mock
ery and farce."-The rebels are said 10 have
less than 200, 900 men in the field troops
under Gen. Sherman have effectualiy closed al
communication between Savannah and Fort fu-
laski, by three heavy batteries on the river
Government has confiscated 100000 worth oil
cotton at Nashville-Tbe news from Europe con
Times TO be favorable to us-The Arch Duke
Macmillan, of Austria, has accepted the throne
of dexico, rendered him by the allied powers
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I,sa,ier.s March.

What some men deem impossible, Others pro.
coed 10 execute. Geo. Hunter said il vsa iD'
possible for Fremon, to carry his army TO Upton
20 Springfield but Fremont nevertheless did 90
from Upton 10 Springfield. Oar Congressusn
about Washington ssid il was iBpo--i' 10 Tor The
army Of the Potomsc 10 move on account Of de
mud; but General Lander took t~o columns d
two thousand men each tbirtytwo miles, and
one column forty three mics, ia twenty eight
hours. He surprised and cut OF . camp Of tie
enemy, capturing many Of their officers. sSd poe
sessinc himself 81 it, subsistence
This march Of Gen Lander is one Of the nosf
noteworthy. The usual march Of an army
about seventeen miles day; bot in foeces
marches the distance is commonly doubled, o.
is made 10 reach, under the most favorable ca>
cumstsnces, thirty miles q dsy. Napoleon. 90
ring his campaign in Itslr, made several ertss'
ordinary movements. and there are instances On
record in which sixry-t.o miles have been ac'
complisled in twenty six tours. LADDERS osts-
three miles in iv-n'y-eight hours is therefore
among the best His roads a. ne know, isy
among the mountainous districts o! Western
Virginia, were probably bespcd with mud or
snow. and the season sss inc'ement The coan-
try viii regret that 80 brave AID act:ve IN ofhcef
as General Lander is obliged ~ resign hs pres
ent com nand on account Of III healthy. l..
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