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CLOSING OF MAILS.


EAsTIRN TBEoUsH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, hee
York Hartford and WillouRbhy, PainesTiIle, Gene
~, AEtabuls and Oonneaut, closes at $50 A. ID.
ltAsTEHE THRoUeE, for New York only oiosal q
'TGsrEsE THRousH, for Erie, BuhAlo, albany, BOs-
ton, New York and Hartford. closes ct $40 ?. u.
EAsTKRE WAY, for all points between CieTelGnd ant
'WaSTEET TsRoUea. for ToIsdo, Detroit, OnIoaFu
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. h.s 0eAEea 7;b
'WHsTTES THzousH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, " Jossph aud Oalro close - ~ =. a
WEsTERE WAY, for all points betEeen Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. II.
sAEDUsxY WAY, for eandusky and all fntsTmod1Ats
UIsOlEEA4I WAY, for an points between OssveiAn4
and Cincinnati. closes ct 10 2. NJ, neavea at 75o
orEoTsEETI inRouaE, for Columbus, Dayton, New.
afk and Cincinnati, closes ct 10 z Ms ueeyes q 1oO
Ts1TNTa4s iTI1 fsnousz sor oolumbus, Cincinnati
Louisville St. Louis, Indianapolis, zsnesTilie aud
Hheeling, closes at $40 2. NJ,
PIfTsBURaH THBOUGR, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
fiTTsRUHqa WET, for an points between Cleveland,
MelsVille, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, khis6ePRiAs
Baltimore end Washington. cloaeg t7:s0 q. ID.
MAHoHIsa WAY, for ali points petVeen OleVelen1
mEBTH1 WlY, oiosas stsA AN.
RO0KPoRT, &e.. closes oDTd9sdays, Thursdays and
BRHcKsvuLlJ BAPH, &o.l CLOSES TuesdAyS and Sat-
:=-5HLBos OEETEE, Granger, North RoyAlton ao.u
eioses on fnesdaSs and Saturdays At z A. ID.
RARBEEByILLH, CLOSES daily l0.S9 A. n.
AAs1cLHVnAEDsn and Euclid, oloseI dAily, at r. 4.
S~MGn and Drop Letters are required, BY IhV 70
gS-Eh Uity Circulars are required 20 be PREPAID
- 0nice opsb f1on "a. N. TO no P. H. On
&. 0OWLBS, P. n.
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LYON's KATHAIRoK.

Esthairon b frora the Greek word ''KEthro, or
tEfharo aignifying 70 cleanse, rejuvinate and 10
Htore This article is what it, name signines- FOL
rlsserTinE, restoring and Identifying the human
hair Il e the most remarkable preparation II th5
world It is again owned and put up By the orig nal
rroprietor, and Is made with the same sare eE1
anf Httsntion which gave t sale Of over one UitoI
Bottles per aunun.
Il is most delightful Hai- DressinG.
lterAdioatss scurf and dandrun.
AZ keeps the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rich, soft and gloasT.
IL restores hair upon bald heads.
u prevents the hair from falling on and turn
ing grey. .,.-, -,
n hGfr should use Lyons kathairon. II - known
and used throughout the civilized world. Bold by Al
''''''-' DEMAs s. BA eEEs co., PrcP'Ss
ulyi-BzsagW New York.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE,
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts. Lot
l5i1soO- very desirable location. Terms easy
br1ck house and Lot corner Of BFOwnell and viii
gon-sts; Lot 60tset front, running to the Lake
Can be hsd at a bargain.
-Four Br1ek Houses, NOS 20, 81 81 and 56 EuclfdEt-
Lots 23xl3ai very desirable lecation VIII be sold
separat9io, OF altogether. Terms easy.
Frame House on University Heights lot 66xs60
very oe-iraole rssicence. PIies 81 COO. Terms
Brick aOuse 20. lg6st Olair-st Lots7xIea. 5000.
House and Lot No. IS sibIev-st. GrapAs Pa.obe,
and small Fruits Price SI6So -osOiie'
be had at a bargain. -
Lot on University helghtg: 6sxIGs Eaot op Na,vton
81, soulh q and near Cleveland lnststute.
Frame House 70 z MoOd-st. Lot 4sxiO0; gas and
desirable location.
Lots E9nning through to huron street. VERY
desirable property. -
eeGapisa s. also a. shoe shop. Lot 25xIOO feet.
Building, hgs, Aachnsry 90, for the manufacture Of
IN !e 70 n "a l,5I n-5is good paying business.
House and Lot, SO. 100 GHOST o. son
Two 5flek Hou1es and Lots on Eucid-st, near Per
Cottage, no. Ia Laks.st. Lot asxIoo fact
House and Lot, No. ~ SoOVills- Ayenue
1lo ises On snm it-bt extending to the Lake. cor.
proTements. ~ -
Is SHARES GlsyeIOnd. PalnesvilIo & Ashtabula Bail
FARMS FOR SALE
no seres IN BEeeksvie; IS sores improved, baIano,
| choice timber land e25 per acre1 Tarms eSgV
/ q Acres in Bedford. Good House and Barn. Wstel
/ and Fruit. Price s2 500 = - -
100 Acres in Newburg6, House and Barn, two Otch
= ards and Is acres Wood Land
w acre IN orange, good frame House. IS acres in
/ proved balance timber
/ y y @ sSIes On 81 Olair'St. small frame house.
| - ACtes % hlnsman-3t., opposite the UemeteTY,
10 acres Is wood land balance improyed1 on Knoll
| eituntien for grapes.
| Ohoice and well selected lands in Iowa. Wisconsin
| ,o aug michigan, for sale or exchange.
| ~ acres IN neWburg, about miles from Cleveland
| Good house aud barn and fine orchard 65O0
10 AeTes on St. Clair Road, two miles from the Publ
Is Acres On the Eewburgn Road House and Barr
| Fruit Water, &C.
y AeLel IN Ast UlevelAnd under high state Of cu
uHAtons good house and barn u miles froI
| City limits Terms easy febs
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DF. g r HAN,
H@S~ ef GIs Royal OolIsgs ef FAySiasas
k0sdosy A.Fldsdj eradsais 0i
Rieord's HoPisal f@


FEMALE DISEASE
cd constant atfs1dznt o. Paris, London, EsW
Isans and Montreal Hospitals for ths lEst ten ySA1
hss opshsd his Otsee u tbs
johnson House, Cleveland,
whars be WI be hsVIy 70 meet al those Who ara ~
Gictsd wsth aubacute aud chronic disssses.
BIZ treatmsnt Il sntirely different from the oil
pian, and ID nIId, siHossioas and s1oetiFs. Hhmsd
Issnes are uimpy vegetable sxtra0ta nd ella, tbsI
have nsTsr been ussa bat by two oths, phyIioiAnh
Ansrioa besides himBsE. Ne hss sPaH the creates
vsrt Of hi Ifs and thousands Of dollars n obtsinh
SsE ssorsts In hia S=otsni0a- He tests the 0rls
IorsIi iOrraS Of d.HsAso. HooharEs for giving
honsIsand trus statement os thsir eaaS.
HHaER, SPHRMATUHHOA. ~
10 TOUEa MEE.-Hs CAL Prove 70 y0u IN lev nh
uta that be Il the only physician you ever Ieat5t
With that oares this diseSse. Dor every patient vi
vii folloE Ms direotio11, he Will give One HundFc
DciizFs ifhe fails II curing this dBeaSe. No charEl
nds f1r couglltation. Those at distance who via
- consult the Doctor may DO 20 by sending q amsl
VA Of urine By mail with uAlns Iex and age and Be
fl gnraf and describe ther cnEs, and this pouEibii
~ o. rsttinE rsiiei, by enclosing return poetAgI
Itam1L ..-I martAa
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1[05e 1i7i7I 4 EEaii5sisT7 3 7co51iir a

G-Oht Trial is suheient 70 convince
ths most szuTuoua Of The invaluable and unfsiling
e1acacy Of HadaTne ZadOo Portsr's Curative Balssm
s0r he clrs q oods Coughs Hoarsensss shortEesl
ot HlsatlisE. Atthtns, pimoalty of Breathing HrB-
hasS. Tickling IN the Throat, Tishtnels Of the
Ohsst, ald CoHsumriion.
sTMadnHs POlts Curative Balsam can Be Oh
i.iRsd e Benton Drcs., and Strong 4 Arsnstzong's
Whslss.ls Assna- uisveisnd, Ohio. ms.R2 Nv
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FARMS AND OUT LOTS

Independencs-Fo. m CT $50 acres with good Build.
iDgs, Orchsrd, &C. $40 p = acre.
On Plank koad-l0 miles from City; Farm Of 100
acres, sandy soil and Rivsr bottom, good Build
ings, orchard, sc,
E-ThB - -sssar -Ith l4.ss Ootseso House,
Barn and great variety Of Fruit sl5OO
On LaGe sh5reb east CT City and rear Wilson Ave.
nue., ~ acres land. $500 per acre
East Oleyeiand-3l acres on st. Clsir Road FrosI-
lent land for Eruit or aarda1ina az 2 -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-10

QUACKERK-I earnestly caution al
yulns msn EuHering from Nervous Debility, &C.,
neainst sndangsring their health BY pstroniEing
nny Of the advertising qusoks. You fully reooV
sr by the methods ussd BY the Advertiser, and by
hundreds Of othe-s, AND IN NO cTHER WAT.
Read Letter which will send you II you viii ssnd
nee po5t -pzsd envelope bearing your address. Di'
r.of 70 EOWARD g. TRAVER,
Hor Ro1foo Maaa
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EX.

PERIENCE OF An INYALID-Publishedf for
the benefit and Q warning and Caution to Young
Hen who suffer from Esrvons Debility, Premature
Decay Of Manhood etc, supplying at the sane time
EEE MEANS OF sELF-cUzE, By one who has cured him
Bsf being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and qusckery.
BysacsoEing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be had Of the sufhor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq-f
s.hs1saa.u Bedford Kiues Co. ny.
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ls First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to sll Eastern Cities.
Ts Track Is Stone B0llasisd and Is Free from gst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-10
FLOUR AND WHEAT,

TE0URi BLOURI PLOURI-1sOO
III Ibis fnaEh nound ElguE. q store and ior all
IN e1ca hBlf barrels and barrog, to suit the trade
Deale-E NJ q W1il % call aHd examine our stock
beioEeFul ehaEing elleEhere.
iaqle g lnd g Riyeg-et.
CEREN TONS CHOICE PENN.
~ o7lrenls B1crwhaat Flour Iu1f received and foI
alset ChAHK 4 ROokAEELLAR's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-10

Ill USION WIG,
that 80 resembles Nature as to defy the closest scrut
nv very large and beautiful stock Of LONG HAIR
drought by thu proprietor from Europe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
The finest assortment ever seen in this City.
ladies Front Pieces and Half Wigs.
In every style with all Improvements.
SETS OF UURLs, made from French Natural
Ourlsd Hair, (guaranteed.)
Eugene Double & Triple BoDs, RateTfaIls, Re.
Made BY the advertiser, equal to thOse imported.
Ladies' Braids made into any kind Of Eesd Dress or
Bow without injury 70 Switch.
LADIES, HAIR DRESSING IN the most
/ prevailing and fashionable styles.
HB-AIi work warranted represented.
HOT and GOLD BATHS At al hour. dee2q
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P0sT.GFFIcE TIkE.TAsLE.
1854. winter Arrangement 1854.
FOR THE
Arrival aad Closing Of Nails
At TEE
/ CLEVELAND POST OFEIOE.
! fIcrnuns,soTna HoVembar 18th. 19f1

IsMAfis WIN be opened and ready for delivSFT one
hour after arrival q trutng.
RzrAn Haila close one hour psIors oepArtuFe oi
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 1901 n. and I;ta and
SIS p. N.
Eastern Way arrives st l0:l5 A. II. a7rl
Pittsburgh Through arrives At s:25 A. y, -------.
do Way arrives at $40 p. NJ.
Bandusky Way erriyes at 9.25 A. d,
MEhoning Way arrives ct $50 7. m.
Cincinnati Through arrives 81 $50 a. E:t 2'5o r IL
I DO - WGy arrives at 500 p. n.
Western Through strives at 955 NJ. and 1855 e II.
I do 2. Way arrives ct 2:45 Z. ID.
Medina Way arrives at 400 7. Ii.
RockpSrt, 40, arrives Tuesdays, ThursdA7S ana SET
urdnyg At II NJ.
BreckGVflle Bath, 6c. arrives MondAYE and Iriosyl
sharon 0ehtsr, Granger North Royalton. as arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. n.
WarrensYiile arrives daily at 1913 A. n.
East Cleveland aud Euclid arrives daily e A. n
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s-E-lsso-z.
DRAKPs PLANTATION BITTERR

DRAKRs PLANTATION BITTERE
7hsy ruriiy, etrengthon and inViaoreto. b.
lhsT rrnats healthy aprsitf8.
ilsT ~ M snfidots 70 change Of water and diet
ThsT overcome ed6cEa Of dissipation late hour.
They Etrenzthen the nystem and enliven the mind
Ifay prsTsnt miasmnsic and Intermittent ieyer1.
Thar puri ythe breath and acidity Of the stomach
ThsY cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
ThGT cure Hlafrhoas CholaTa and Ghoieram orbu
1hsy ourg Liver OonplsiDt and Headache.
They are tae bost Bittsrs In the world. They make
hewoak naH strong and are exhausted nature great
ro5tlrlr. IEey lre made Of pure ST. O-oiz buni thf
oaleerated aisaya Bark, roOtl and herbs, and 80
taken with the pleasure 81 beverage, without II Eara
toags or time Of day. Particularly recommended 2
felioate persons requiring gentle stimulant boio
= - = = = q y DRAEE 4 90.
friTl-Rr5soH ae2 Broadway, n.
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MORNING LEADER.
rHHRsnAY- -moRNTNe RIAB. Ie. Ise4.

I Fer s.ecIni and TELEGRAPH News--See
liris1 PaEe. Fer LEGAL and Commercial
ESVS--lJss Fourtk PAGE.
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CLEVELAND s TOLEDO B, R,
WINTER ARRAEeTNFFT.


1904. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsssA
on and Altar Monday, November 18th lsss. P..,.,-
sxcs5sinl VIII leave Cleveland ss follows tSundSTu
orsit5n. az gAGO E1PREss-ssous AZ Bars..
Iue, Olyds, FromdNS.e NS.e9rwelk, monrOsyllls, Belle
Toledo at 1880 NJ; DelIeellm Ieellmors. and arriIssat
eago ct l0.s0 ?. X. so P. HI and Chi
4sOo =. Ms-WESTERH MAII-sts
ttons On Southern Division, and ~ ~ Al "a
ledo % 6:59P NJ; chicago 500 A. n - To-
4LSO fs m--EOkIHERh IA AIIr-3fo1s Al All ~.
59ns On nortnern DiviSicu. and arrives at sSn-
IE1O p ms-NlGHT EEPREss-storua Al fir.fso,
horEalki 4onroe7illes Clyde, and Brsuout. al
ertises A. Totedo q Y; P. H.; Detroit 500 Z &C
and Chicago at 1870 A. n ~ = -
OOdHEOTIOHE
oonneotionl are msde ct MOnrosviIIe Vffh N. a-,.
euAETs Manifold Newark R.R., a. OiVds -itS ~
Banduaky, Dayton \ Cincinnati r. Al E--,,s-S
With Fremont Indiana Z. r., sad AZ sroisis ,-i4S
the Michigan southern Northern Indiana Ss5 ~
lsdo wabash Railroads fOE chicago, Defroif f,-t
.ons Fort Hayns, LogansPort, Lafayette, 0slro. Al
scns 9. Louis and al lofnts West North EsSf and
Trains arrive IN Cleveland frora roIsde and sh.
Msst g - A. n.-2:45 2. n, and SIS - n m
oa1du1Es g g;3 A. =. l. d. RuUHE EB. guur,
OleyelaDd- November Is. is6s.
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The seathern Correspondent fthe LondOs
Times Visits the Nerth.

We make the most important extracts
from Che letters written in New York by
tbe Times oorrespondent
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DR. ainaoN

RBoElGsoR OF ELBCTsoFATHY AHD HEDIGIl,
Omoe-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Once hours frem9 to u and from to O'Clock
daily (Sundays e1cepted.)
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FOUR DAILY TRATNe
Through PhiIRdeIphIa,

with Close connections from Western Citiss,) al
eonnetting direct TO Now York,
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

HJ-rokstz for Sale to Boston By Boat or RalI, and
Boat Tickets good on any Of the found hines.
Fare to al Points as L0is as 5y any other Rosts
SLIPPING OARS on Night Trains to Philadsl
phia, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Frs.
TRARsPORTAFION.-n MERCHANDISE. Produos an
Live Stock carried with despatch, at Lowest BATES,
oHAs. THOMSON, Local gent, CIsvsland.-
VIZ. h. HOLMKs, EHOUH LEWIS,
Gen1 Pass. Agent, GenI Sup't,
chicago. nd BanuI Ahooba Pa.
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BALTIMORE L WASHINGTON.
ALSO,
From Pittsburgh to New York.
One Train runs daily (lss mHssl via Allsntovn,
Withoat change Of Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
PHILApELPHIA. April 6.

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.
A large boiler at Merrick & Sons
Southwark foundry exploded this morn
ing causing much loss of life and great
destruction Of properly. Seven work
men were killed and over twenty woun-
ded by the explosion. The boiler-house
was situated in the center of the build
ings, forming a hollow square. 1t con-
tanned two boilers, one of which explo-
ded and displaced the other, so that OPP
erations had to be suspended. One hun
dred men are temporarily thrown out
of employment by the accident. The
following are the names of the killed:
Thomas Wiser, Daniel Mclaughlin,
Patrick Brennan, John Hougherty
Charles Webb, John McGowen, Edward
Bannon. Several others will probably
die. Ten of the wounded are at the
hospital. The others are at their homes.
The boiler was torn into two pieces, one
portion Of which was thrown fifty feet
distant, demolishing pattern shop and
damaging other buildings. The explo-
sion will cause much delay on machine
~ for government steamers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
FROM the SOUTHWEST.
OUR AFFAIRS in VIRGINIA.
A BOUNTY-JUMPER SHOT.
New York, April II.

New York, April H.
The Worlds New Orleans special says
that picket boat belonging TO the rebel
gunboat Selma had been captured, with
five men and an officer. The whole of
the Third Mississippi. regiment OF INFANT,
ry' is reported to have deserted, ana
posted themselves, and actually captur-
ed a number of rebel cavalry and parol-
ed them. The Mobile authorities have
sent four or five hundred cavalry to cap
ture the deserters. There are hundreds
of deserters in Jones county. ha-
vana advices state that Cuban Official
captured two hundred negroes from the
slave traders on the coast, sold them in
TO slavery and left himself for New
York. Skirmishing continues in st.
Domingo, but nothing decisive had &C.
Cured.
Michael Waters, an alleged bounty
jumper, was shot yesterday, while AT
tempting to desert from detachment or
men enroute to Washington. The man
! who shot him Sergeant Townsend ofthe
l75th New York; is under arrest to
await the result of an Investigation.
The Heraldis army of the Potomac dis
patch saws the Bull Run bridge is entire
iy gone By the freshet. The army will
not be Inconvenience by the storm, as
they have sufficient supplies to subsist
upon until the road is repaired, which
was expected to be accomplished yestei-
day.
New Orleans correspondence throws
doubt on the authenticity OF the recent
battle, and also on the reported sinking
Of rebel ram in Mobile Bay, The feb-
els are reported concentrating in force
at Augusta, on White river, and driven
out a small Union garrison.
A Washington dispatch says General
Smith is to command the Second Corps
for the movement CD the Peninsula
while the army of the Potomac keep:
Lees attention fully occupied
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
BOLD REBEL DESIGN.
Effort to Blow up the Minnesota.
The scheme Unsuccessful.

New YORK, April II.
The Herald's Fort Monroe dispatch
states that during an attempt on Satur-
day morning to destroy the frigate Min
nesota, an apparently floating spar ap-
preached her, and getting near, was as
certained to be boat with three men
in it. The lookout warned them off but
they pushed boldly for the frigate, and
in few minutes an explosion, similar
to that of twenty cannon, was heard
The vessel shook as with paralysis, and
the crew tumbled out of their berths and
hammocks. When the confusion subsid.
ed the order was given to pursue the
daring rebels, but the Admiral's dispatch
tug, lying alongside, had to steam up.
Other tugs on picket were too far of to
be of use as the marauders rapidly dis
appeared in one of the creeks Astounding
in James river. The damage by the tor
pedo was trifling, and has been repaired,
The commanders OF tugs have been IN.
der arrest for not keeping steam up all
the time, as required by the regulations.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Aprtl 10

WASHINGTON, April lU.
Information received to-day shows the
rebels are strengthening the fortifica-
lions along the Orange and Alexandria
railroad, and building Notifications be-
tween it and the fredericksburg road.
Lee is daily receiving large accessions
to his army.
1t is reported that majority of the
committee on elections will report in ia
vor OF the right of Mr., Blair to a seat
the minority in favor of Mr.. Knox. As
soon as the question is settled, Blair viii
resume his command in the field.
Gen. Wilson, chief of cavalry bureau,
has been assigned to the First division
of cavalry of the Army of the Potomac.
Col. Kunz, of the Sixth Ohio cavalry,
takes charge of the cavalry bureau.
Official advices received here to-day
state that additions are constantly be-
ing made to the detences of the rebel
capital. Mines are understood to be
ready at most vital points.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
Potomac Army Items.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, April 10.
A letter from the Army Of the Poto-
mac says Gems. Meade, Humphreys, In
gals, and Patrick, visited Lieut.. General
Grant at Culpepper on Friday.
The army has been considerably
strengthened and the men are anxious
for active operations.
Much complaint is daily heard in con-
sequence of the loss of letters by the
present mail arrangements.
Of four privates recently found guilty
of desertion, one is to be shot and the
Others are to forfeit pay and allowances
due and be sent to the Dry Tortugas.
A corporal, for stealing $40 from a
prisoner of war while under his charge,
is sentenced to q similar punishment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK, April 8.
A special Washington dispatch states
that the indications are that the Senate
will report to-day all the substitutes for
the anti-slavery amendments to the con-
stitution, and pass the original amend
ment if possible. III
The Senate Finance Committee will
soon take action on the National Bank
BILL
Paymaster Cooke writes that the ten
forty loan will prove as great success
as the $40 loan last year.
The chief Quarterlnaster of the cavalry
bureau advertises for 5000 more army
horses, to be delivered here at one hun
dred dollars each.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST
East Tennessee Abandoned by
the Rebels.
LOngstreet's Generals Court Mar
tailed.
REBEL RE.INFORCEMENTs AT
DALTON, GA.
pHttApELpsrA. A,

PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
The inquirer of this city has the fol-
lowing dispatch, dated at Nashville, yes
terday;
1t is certain at last that East Tennes-
see has been abandoned by the rebel
troops, and that they have destroyed all
the bridges in their hasty evacuation.
Seven of Longstreet's Generals have
been court-martialed in consequence Of
the failWe of the campaign in East Ten
nessee.
Gov. johnson has gone to Knoxville
to oppose the separation OF East Ten.
nessee.
Johnston's army is receiving heavy
reinforcements.
Parts of Beauregsrd's army and some
raw troops have arrived at Dalton, Ga.
Bishop Folks army is on the way to
Dalton.
Johnston's cavalry are active. The
bulk OF his army is at Tunnel Hill.