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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-29

FRoN NAsHvILLE.-We learn from our
friend Geo. II. ChalfGnt, that the Union men
at Nashville had grand celebration at the
completion of the repairs of the railroad from
Louisville to Nashville. The rebels filed the
tunnel between GaIlntin and Mitehellsville
with railroad cars and iron, and then set fire
to them. It blocked the tunnel, which is
mile long. It took our men several weeks to
clean ont the tunnel. The fire heated the
upper part and then a portion fell down,
causing our people much trouble. This road
Is in good condition now and trains run reg
ularly. The 4Ist regiment is seven miles be-
low Nashville near Murfreesboro. All the
railroad bridges are well guarded by the
soldiers in that vicinity. An attack on
Nashville was expected. The large wagon
train was located on Superior street but the
rebels did not appear. Our folks think it is
the best fortified city in the United States
There is any quantity Of seeesh women there
and they are very saucy. They would hang
cur men if possible. The cotton that was
used for the fortifcations, the soldiers are
selling for liquors. The name Of Fort St.
Cloud has been changed to that Of Fort Neg
Try, and the troops and cOntrabands are
building more redOubts. Most of the troops
tsamsters, artisans, ETC., are in good health
The Psymaster is expected there soon to pay
of all in the Government employ. In one
word, things look prOpitiOus. After the slavsI
In that part ofthe country heard Of the proc
IamstiOn they left the plantations by hund
reds and aoeked into Nashville with all the
7aluabIss they could carry, saying they hat
brought all they could for " "maSsa." W.
shall have further information from that sec
ton in few days respecting rebel designs
InTtoad Of the sick men being compelled I
remsin in hospital there, many Of them ar
allowed to go home to be nursed, which
almost an insstimable blessing. The Unite
States mail that came through on the frs
train to LouiEviIls weighed upwards Of siEt
tons. The mailan0E arrive and depart daily
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-29

ROBBED ny A WoMAN.-On Thursday
evening, as a man, who does not desire to
have his name appear, was passing down
Vineyard street, he met nymph of the pave,
known as Eliza Hamilton, who induced him
to enter house of bad repute in the vicinity,
with her. While there, she brought him some
drugged liquor, and he, partaking Of it, was
soon in q state of stupefaetiOn. While in this
condition the woman robbed him of Ss4.
Yesterday morning, when the man discovered
his loss, he applied at once to Detective Me-
Kinstry, who arrested Miss Hamilton and
recovered S55 Of the money, together with a
lot or ary gVOds that sho had inst bought
with the balance Of the money. ThisWOman
is very expert thisf. The money was
found by the officer concealed within her arm
pit.
The above occurrence should prove a
warning to men who have money in their
possession, against listening to the seductive
entreutiss Of strange women whom they may
meet alone at night.
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PROM TFNNRssER.

NASHVILLE, NOV. 20
Colonel Kinks 5th brigade Of SilPs di-
vision with two companies OfIndiana Cav
airy and one regiment of Infantry attack
ed the eoutposts of the rebel Cavalry near
Lavergne yesterday. Several rebels we're
killed and wounded and three captured
Lieutenant Hurd, of the Both Indiana, was
slightly wounded and ten privates, none
killed. The rebels had several pieces OF
Artillery. The rebel General Wheeler IS
said 10 be wounded.
We chased them several miles
The Texas Rangers fred on Gen. seheri-
dams pickets yesterday. The Rangers
were routed, losing one killed and one
badly wounded. Our loss none. Col.
Roberts 42d Illinois captured q guerilla
Captain named Porter, and several men
Yesterday. The troops are in fine condl-
ton. The weather is cold and dry.
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A GARD no THE LADIES.-DR.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR.
h DUP0NCO'SG OLDEN PILLS FOR + hMALEs.
Iniallible In Core ting, Regulating and kemo1lhs
always s. lccessful as q Preventative
Infallible IN emoVing stoppages and lrregulaTly
Of the MenseF These Pills are nothlng new DIt
have been u.s. d BY the doctors for many years. Ooth
in Franco er America, with unparalleled success N
every CASE and Il Is urged By many ".
who have IBod them to make the Pills puDhc Ior the
allevhtc Of those suffering from any
Whatove r. as we'll Is to prevent an increase OF l9nly
where nealth will not permit It. Females pecullary
sttuGp d. or those guppOsing themselves 20 AI5 Ce-
tone aRninst using these Pills while in that oondl-
tion a. he proprietor assumes responsibility after
tho Above admonitiOn although their mildness would
" event any mischief TO heathi otherWlse the rus
ysre recommended. Full and oIpicit oirecuOhs &c
company each box. Price 81 per box. ,
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland BY BEhTOh
RROTHERS WHOLESALE Druggi6ts, J ~ superior -oL
STRONG q ARMSTRONG, le9 Superior- -St.i T. ".
SAOKRIDER, ~ Superior-st;i g. W; CLAhA, ils
superiOr-St., and OHUROH1Lh bhO-' corner OF
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES I-Bv sending eI TO either OF the above
agenfs through the cleveland Post Omoai can nave
the Pills ssnt TO any part OF the country OF c conn
dentiaIlyl and {" fre8 of postage, by return mail
N b. Look out for counterfeits. BUY no G0loen
pills of any Kind uneas every box iseigned ID. Howe
An other arc base imposition and unsaiei therefore
- Won value your lives and health, ito say nothing OF
bsfna humbuged out OF your money! buy only those
who Gh0W the signature Of s. D. Howe On every 1s 5o1s
hieh hag recently been added account OF the Pills
beinr counterfsitsd. The Ingredients composing the
SboVe Pills arc made kLown 70 every AGENT ana the
v tan Vou they are aafe and viii perform all claimed
/ Tor fhem 8. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
- o--,s-S4.ilsz New York
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NEW YORK nIARKET.-NOv. 2s


EIouv-Marlet is heavy and declining with large
receipts and very moderate demand, closing hea'y'
no opyesM ~ NJ his AZ 3 555 superne statsi s55
g6 m extra state; s5555,65 supernne WESTERN S22
as go common 10 medium extra western, -. .yyo'g f
common TO good shipping oTanG5 i extra round lo0p
Canada FlOur-Market dun ana ga easier: e 9 sSies T.
as bbls at s5,gOGS5,lO common s6,2s95,Z Coca 70
cPST1 zee FIour-Market steady with sales at s,5O9
80 o,.r nIeaI-Market steady sales Of 200 bbls
At "a IS for Jersey 81 . for Calorlc: 60,
VYhisIIy-Market firm and in fair demand sales
'OS2 RTS rather more steady with mOder
ate of sO bush Chicago spring at s,l5al q
N bush Milwaukee club at sl,2l9lS0 l5oVO Dusa
en9eL ~ Al ssll %; y 600 bush amber Michigan
n IiI ls; SEQ bush amber state At SI'5ai & &l+OyO
bush white Canadian la, a si''i' i''OO '''-
"liIs l5ieIaTFst more active and hrmer. Sales Of
1000 bush western at Ssgas33o., sgas33o.,iu, K1,,a-s and
Harley-Market dull and ufOoplhB- Du5el1 anu
sellers very wide apart in their views
Corn-Market without change and IN iAlr dellahu
for eyp1rt and home consumption 4,
Sales s. 600 bush at 6sG7U54c for shipping %ml6s1 %
western Including or 2 parcels GholGe AZ VI
eastern at 65165c, and 6S954 for damaged anu
51SSSs-Sarket dull and declining with small Gales
at 64d655sc tor common 10 primes very choice parcels
'CSo,dfee-Market firm but quiet. Sales of Us bags
M IMSSoISssses-Maret O. s rules dull. Sales of IS bbs
NsT ~, rules dull with moderate demand.
Sales ot 100 hhds common Cuba private terms and
by auction to-day 23O hhds New Orleans at 10
'HODs-Market steady with moderate demand
Smai sa es Of ordinary to prime, the first sort at 10
@12ic. S,.- ,,,s
bbls AZ s3 2535 for mess sIl so for prmei SD, 90
oslo 80 prime mess: sl2, so tnin ness $3.50 clear
BeeE-Market dull and unchanged. sales az 49,
mess; sl2OO0I37j Tepscked ness Si3509l4,25 extra
Prime Mess Beef-Markst dull and nOm-
inal.
Reef Hams-Market quiet and unchanged.
Cut NIenrs-Market in moderate request. Sales
of20OJO lbs new shoulders in bulk at Sc.
RuCOu Sidea-MaTket rules dull and unchanged
Sales 50 bbls city cut short clear at T4c
Dressed HOEs-Market in good demand and
firm at SIC "a,
Iard-AIarket heavy, dull and lower Sales COZ
bbIs at ea9I5c and very choice lots al 99Bc.
Butfer-Selling at l6@22A for Ohio and 22g26e fol
state
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The schooner Condor, Of Milan, learn by the
Buffalo Commercial AdAertiser, is the vessel lost
with her cargo Skillagae, Lake Michigan. Her
sails, rigging &c, were saved by the tug LeYiathan
and taken 10 MHchinaw.-llb.
CAPITA n nonahue, Of the schooner Reeve, has ar
rived in this city He reports that vessel sunk by
collision with Tho schooner Exchange of Cleveland,
on oak Orchard Lake Ontario, last Saturday eve
ming. The vessel and freight LIST were insured.-.Ib.
The schooner Grey Eagle and bark Three Bells are
also reported lost OswegO by going ashore, the
Both these vessels were owned on Lake Ontario.
The steamer Planet from Buffalo, arrived up last
evening.-lIb.
LAID UP.-The Schooner Live Yankee, of Racine,
and r. J. Gibbs, Of this city, have gone into winter
Yankee at the mouth OF Swan Creek.-TOledO Blade.
The tug N H. Martin, Captain Cook, it will be
seen, cleared yesterday for Charlotte port of Geneee
pany, to aid in raising the schooner Grey Eagle that
WAS sunk at the mouth Of the Gennesee river in the
late gale on Lake ontario. The steam pumps could
not be shipped to Rochester by rail, and IL became
necessary the Insurance Company to charter the
Martin to take them, via the Weand Canal, to Char
lOtte.-L Buffalo Express.
The Messrs. johnson, owners Of the schooner
Zeyhyr, have contracted for the building Of a nne
large vessel OF tOme 400 tons burthen TO be construct
for commission on the opening of navigation next
spring. Detroit Free Press.
DIs4BLED.-The schooner Mount Vernon, while
coming up through Lake Erie, and when of Rond
Eau, carried away Her centreboa4d and thus dis
abled her from proceeding farther on the passage
than her where she lays up tor the season. she Ia.
on board a cargo Of coal and bound for Chicago-lb
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THANKSGIVING day passed pleasantly
and quietly. Services we're held in the va
rious churches, and were well attended.
There were great many pleasant dinner
parties, where thankful hearts assembled
around tables crowned with abundance, yet
it is sad to think how many boards there
were where grim Want presided. Those
whom heaven has blessed with plenty should
blend thankfulness for the favOrs they have
received with remembrancss of the poor, and
try to relieve their wants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-29

THEATER.-The play entitled the Work
ing Girls Dream" which was performed last
night, proved avery interesting one, and the
audience was greatly delighted with it. 1t
represents the powerful contrasts which e1-
istin real life and affords an opportunity for
the display Of fine acting on the part of Miss
Thompson who performed the part Of I" Vic
t5rine ., also Of Mr.. Ellslsr, McCOllOm, Stu
art, Lewis, Carroll, Mrs. Dickson and others.
The play will be repeated tonight, which is
the last of Miss ThompsOn's engagement.
Miss Thompson was excellent as Mar
gerry in " Rough Diamond ., and Lewis, as
"COusin Joe -, cOnvulsed the audience with
laughter.
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New EETERPRIsEs.-Then new freight de-
pot of the c. c. & C. Railroad Company,
now being built on Merwin street, is r'pidly
being completed. The walls are finished,
the roof up and nearly covered, and cOnsid-
erabIs Of the inside work is done. It is q
massive structure. We have already given
description Of it.
The buildings on the Flats for the cleYe-
land Iron and Nail Company are nearly COM
pIeted, also. A notice OF THATCHER, Burt
Co.'s new elevator, will be found eiseWhere.-
These three new enterprises on the Flats
give lively character to that portion Of the
city, and afford employment for great many
men. All Departments Of labor conn mmand
good prices now.
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FROM san FRANCIsCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. -.
Yesterday was observed throughout Cal
ifo ornia, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada,
as Thanksgiving. The churches Of San
Francisco were crowded to listen to SER
mons suited to the Occasion-the leading
spirit of all being that California has been
specially favored during these times OF
general disaster to the balance Of the
Union.
The State is very quiet and barren Of
news material.
Some of the interior cities are consider
ably excited concerning the location Of the
Pacific Railroad route, which cannot be
made to accommodate all. Much local
jealousy is excited, giving matter for news
paper discussion in the absence Of news
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Nov. u.
The ineendiaries are trying to burn
the city Of Memphis. On Sunday night
there were ten different fires, and on Mon
day night fourteen, showing eonclusiVely
that there is & concerted movement for the
destruction Of the city. Great alarm ex-
lists in consequence
On Tuesday morning two hundred and
fftv rebel cavalry took the town Of Hen
derson, on the Mobile and Ohio railroad,
burning the station house and other prop
erty. They also took one company OF fed
erals prisoners.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SOLDIERS AID Society NORTHERN OHIO,
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 2s, 1852.
ATTENTION, LADIES Express wagons
will be sent through the city tomorrow to
gather up all the EMPTY OYSTER CANS that are
donated by ladies Of the city, for putting up
beef soup for sick soldiers.
Please have your cans thoroughly scalded
out and ready when the collector calls. We
can use q hundred cans daily at the soup
house, and the supply lately furnished is now
quite exhausted.
noy2Q:4l5 SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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POSTAGE SrAMPs.-The warning which
closes the following paragraph from the New
York Tribune should be he eded:
All stamps that have been used as cur
renoy, whether clean or soiled, and have not
been taken from envelopes passing through
the Postofice, will be redeemed. 1t is we'll
known that hundreds of stamps taken from
letters by soaking them in water, and then
washing therefrom the black marks made by
the PostofHce, have been circulated about the
country By unprincipled persons. An attempt
will doubtless be made to secure their re-
demption, but we would caution persons who
knowingly have such stamps on hand against
presenting them, unless they would like TO
be arrested"
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General Lee Commands in Person.
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The non-explosive Coal Oil Lamps excel all
others in cheapness and safety, is warranted non-
explosive, even by the most volatile Coal Oil
One third less oil is used for the sameaight. The
Improvement is easily applied to the lamp in
common use. twenty-five cents is all the ex-
pense necessary to fit all the lamps ordin rily
used in a family. Order promptly filed on the
receipt of the above amount and sent by mail
free by addressing, LIGHT, Box 2O2s, Cleveland.
nov25.AI6
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FFALOMARKFT-Norember

FlOur-Market rules quiet and steady
Wheat-MarSet quiet with no sales reported ex-
cept those on private rms.
csnts.
= Oats-Narket quiet.
BnrIey-Market quiet.
Rye-Market selling slowly al Sic
Canal Freights-Quiet. NOfhrough shipments
except Of corn at lSc to New York.
ImpOrts-2g,00O bbls -four; a. 900 bush wheat;
4,OOO bush corn; s, 900 bush barley
ExpOrts-3OO0 bbls flour; q, 600 bush wheat ;
$4,000 bush corn; 900 bush oats.
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Nav MAMMOTH STORES n
MONDAY, NOVEMBER oath, '62

BB These Stores have just been fitted up in the
most Modern Style and at great expense and are now
the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-29

RB- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of MED 6deine and
Electropsthy, cures obstinate cases II DysPeP-
sia, Rheumatism, serofuls, Neural gis sud all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of thIe Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Onn airy Or
QAns, and other Chronic diseases r sierence
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed See sd-
yertisement in another column. Once No. lls,
aanaoa styaat
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CHICAGO AIARKET-NOvemBer 2s.

FIour-Nlarket quiet and unchanged.
Wheat Market steady. Sales at ss559s9c for
No 1 aud 77j17sc for No. 2.
Gorn-MarEet firm. Sales at 3I93I14c.
Receipts--75GO bbls Hour 5000 bush wheat;
Shipmenfs-i2,O-O bbls=fouri 5000 bush wheat;
5000 bush corn
Freights-Nothing doing.
Exchauge-Market unchanged.
GOld-2S02ez.
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CorroE IRON KELEEY's IsLAED.-The
sAndusky Register has seen specimen of
cotton raised on Kelley's Island by Mr.
Huntington. 1t was grown in the open air,
and is very white and beautiful specimen
Of the staple.
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PLANTATION BITTERs.


Extract from Letter on the Battle -Field.l
.
This battle (Antietam) has been the most
sanguinary of the war, and the only one
fought with visible design and open military
principles. The arrangement Of our corps
the overlooking position of the commanding
GeneraI-the sending into action the right
and left diEisiOns-the closing up of the CEN
ter, and final success-excites bewildering
admiration, and carries the mind to the great
fields of Austerlitz and Wagram, fought by
Napoleon. OF all this have spoken. The
heart history of such conflict, purchased by
the life of twenty thousand men, must be
found in the hospitals. War has its glo-
ries-but it has ten thousand demons in
these human tortures, that make the eye
balls ache-the heart bleed-the lips palsy,
and the brain reel. The sight is at first pos
itiveiy uncomfortable. The life blood Of some
is still trickling away in silent calmness-
while the discovered limbs and maniac brain
of others give rise to sounds God grant I may
not again witness.
But ye mothers who here seek a son-or
wives a husband-or sisters a brother-Or
sons fatber-know and be consoled that
even here the hand of mercy is watchful, and
better care is bestowed upon your loved ones
than might at first seem possible. 1t was in
the hospital, where rested the gallant Hooker,
that learned the history of those mythical
words so often seen and so little understood,
as. T.-186O-X." Anything alleviating
the sufFerings and saving the lives of our
soldiers, is national blessing. witnessed
some astonishing results from this article.
It's well known the effect of burnt gun
powder and excitement is thirst, which ad-
ded to the loss of blood in the wounded, Gre
ates the necessity of reviying stimulant-
In this particular hospital, the physicians
were allowing their patients to drink Planta-
tion Bitters, otherwise called S. T.-1s6O-X
and although the most numerous here-thil
division having opened the fight at five in the
mOrning-the men were mostly composed
and there was very little fainting. The arti
Gle acts upon the nerves in the most inoOm
prehensible manner, superior to brandy, ant
without subsequent reaction. 1t originated
in the West Indies, composed of the cels
brated Calisaya Bark, Roots, Herbs, &C.; al
preserved IN ST. UrUrA rsuI4-el-. . zoe
x, being secret ingredient not ye
revealed to the public. Itis principally rec
: commended for want of appetite, disOrdere
t liver, intermittent feYers, stomachic Difficult
ties, &c. understand it was somewha
known in the Southern States previous to tn
war, and it appears an agent of Jefferson Da
Wis recently applied tOthe prOprietOrs for tn
r privilege to make it for hospital purposes du
. ring the war, to which they made the followin
reply;
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BRA1EARD's HALL.-There was 9 very
large house at Harry Pel's benefit last
night, and the performance was Of very
rtch character. Tonight is the last ap-
pearanee Of Rivers troupe in this city, and
we need not predict a crowded house.
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PAmEsvIILE.-The Telegraph learns that
the Corporation Of Painesville are about to
issue Checks, as substitute for change
drawn on the Bank of Geauga-tO be paid in
currency, when presented to the amount of
$l.OO or more.
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To THE PUBLIo.-The undersigned egs
leave to inform the public that he is now re
pared to furnish meals and luncheons, incl I'D
ing the choicest meats, and different variety
Of game, the market affords and would
respectfully solicit the patronage of his
friends and the public generally.
W. R. MOULD,
NIL Corner Euclid st. and Public Square
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BosToE, Nov 29.
II is now said that only twelve political
nrisoners were released from Fort W arren
Yesterday. Winder Of Philadelphia ana
Kane Of Baltimore were among them, sna
both have gone home.
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M A R N E .


The schooner Lewis Cass has laid up for the season
at Conneaut
THE following vessels passed Detroit November
9th
UP-SchOoner Frank Crawford.
DowS.-Barks Invisible, Newsboy, b. A. Stanard ;
schooner b. Hubbard
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NEW ADVRRTIsRMKNFs.

L. Benedict AsOns-Large Fur Establishment
S. Hyman-Dress Goods.
d. D. Kendall q Co-Woolen Fancies.
s. Hyman-Fins Dress Goods.
Cavt.J. B. Crandall-lIarins Brigade.
s. .Hyman-To Country Merchants.
Thatcher, Burt Co-saie wanted.
o. Gutter sOn-Auction-LOcal Notice,
sOlefor's Aid idsJciety-LOcal Notice.
Brainard's Hall-Berger Family.
Baker-PRpers-Local Notice.
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N Y. MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2s.

lBT TELEGRAPH.l
MoBey-Market easier at per cent. on call
loans.
Sterling Exchnnge-NIariet rules heavy
HE quotations l4O9l42 for merchants and l4249
HE3H for bankers bills.
lsOld-Market lower, opening at 299Sl2332S closing
dun at 294 per cent premium ,
Government SIOclEs-Market steady. United
States SIS OF 1881 lO54@lO4i 7-39 Treasury Notes
lO3Ed lOi
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Dr.. BErTELET gives particular attention
to the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the lungs, HoneopafkieaI-
". Office with DR.. Beekwith, near the Post
ofina. .Reaidenea 232 Perry street. noE22:427
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WAHTrD-a situatiOn as bOOk-keeper, OF
assistant book-keeper, by young man who
can give the best Of references. Address box
AZ, oborlin, o. novzo
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FROM TIE aRaFY OF TIE -Ro1O1lAt
HKABoUARrERs ARHF OF POToNAc,
III. rs.E Nov. %.
The railroad from Aqua Creek was
completed yesterday, and locomotive
came down this morning. Supplies will
be received by rail heneeforwsrd.
The enemy is industriously engaged in
extending and strengthening their earth
works in the rear to the right and left Of
Fredericksburg. Their operations are
easily visible through glasses from our
signal stations.
No movements of any Importance have
taken place for several days, but recon-
noisance is said to be on the programme
which promises important results.
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AGENTS WAETED.-A few good, active
business men can find employment to sell
patent rights, by calling at 2O5 Ontario.
novl le:5td<w:4l5 KIDHEY 4 WILKINS