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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-12
THREE BOTTLES.

Will cure Fever Sores. Ulcers, Tnmors, Sores
in the Nose or mouth Kings Evil Nodes, Dis
charges from the Uterus, Chlorosis. Primary sy-
philis, Glaudular sWelIings, Ulcers OF the Womb,
Emissions and diseases induced by exposure, &c.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-12
THE GREAT
REAPER TRIAL.

Mr.. IRA BROWNELL, Agent, hands us the
following certificates Of the excellence of the
CA Y UGA CHIEF.
demonstrated at the recent State Trial of Mowers
and Keepers held at Dixon Illinois, at which there
were over thirty different Machines
The Machine used at the trial was subsequently
purchased by w. II. OSBORNE, President Of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company, one of the
most extensive farmers OF that State
Dixon. ILL.,. July 2s 1862
Messrs. SHELDos & Co., Auburn, n Y:-Atthe
great trial of Mowers aud Reapers held at this
place during the past week. under the direction of
the Illinois State Agricultural Society, the moving
was done on the iaIm owned aud occupied by
myself
Having raked the hay and carefully examined
the ground find that sewers al Machines have done
excellent work, but | am fully satisfied that YOUR
Machine-TnE CAYUGA CuIEF-has excelled all
others in the cIoseness, smoothness, and uniformity
Of is stubble. CHARLES DEMENT,
Drxox July 2s, 1862.
Messrs. SHELDON Co., Auburn, n Y:-The
trail of Reapers at this place under the direc,on
of the Illinois State Agricultural Society was held
upon the farm occupied by me.
Having fully examined the work done by the
different machines, am convinced that the CAYueA
CHIEF has cut the grain with the greatest saving
and delivered the gavels in better condition 10
binding than any other Machine.
TnEoDoRE MoELLER
DIxoN. July 2s. 1862
Messrs. SHELDON Co., Auburn, " I'VE
the undersigned were employed 10 bind the grain
cut by the Keepers at the trial held by the Illinois
State Agricultural Society at this place the past
week, and hereby certify that the CAYuGA CHIEF
in the cleanness of its and the perfect delivery
of its gavels for binding exces all others operated
at the trial
WILLIAM RUTH, PATRICK FLYH,
JAMES REEHAN, THoM As CLARK
AGusTus e. MoELLER. j. RICHARD MUELLER
may22- 5f
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FARM FOR SALE.
FOR 81 "a lie.

a FARM of $50 acres, situated in the township
IA OF l-aCrange, Cass County, Mich. miles
north OF the village OF Cassapolis. There Is fit
acres cleared and under good state of cultivation.
and from rs to 80 acres of good moving MEADOW
There is dwelling House and good well of
water ON the premises. 1t is well calculated for
of TiMBI.R Tor ncing and Building
TERMS :-One-hali down; the balance in pay
ments 10 suit the purchaser. Possession gwen
the LIST of April next. For further particulars in
quire of the subscriber on the premises, ar Phllo
Is. " hie. Wayne township. The subscriber has
also quantity of hay tor sale.
FREDERICK Ii. THOIKE.
Grange. Nov goth 1862. nov90-4lw6
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

injury NO lives were lost There IS report, wh'ch IL
authentic. OF strong rebel force gathering At Clinton.
La ana another at Woodvlle Miss Tho reseis very
active all along the river from BatoaKougo 10 tho AS
sissippi State no all their rpoyemeRs look pre-
paralions for concentrating at some point on the river
heavy force ana planting batteries 70 obsruct the
merce Cf the Mississippi. Their plans will be dsveopei
shortly.
From Western louisiana there is news Of very well
managed reconnaissance and surprise OF the en
emy. On the 2Oth cavalry sent out
on the Abbevie road and the vermilon road
a mile in the Of Camp Pratt. supported by
Infantry and artillery. They took the enemy completely
by SURPRISE capturing the whole OF the Sixth Texas with
the exception or twenty-five men) Commanded by Colonel
Bagey The lieutenant colonel and major were absent
and escaped They dispersed the Second Louisiana
cavalry (rebel and returned with slight loss
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BrRGEa-NIrnoI- Thursday. November 20, by the
Rev. Joseph Sanderson, Mr. JANIS BuRcu 10 Miss LIZZIE
Ncnof al Of this city.
CnArxAs-RUp.-0n Thursday evening, November 2e
by tho Rev Charles r. Phelps, BkSAss r. CHAPMAN, OF
Dover Plains Dutchess county 10 HKiIs l. REID. daugh
ter Of David II. Reed, Esq., q this city.
-MOGxoRGE-At the residence OF the brdes
parents on Thursday, November 90 by the Rev. J. p
Stuart, MARrs DIIos tsl OF Brooklyn. 10 HARanI A.,
eldest daughter Of Mr. William McGeorgc, OF West Iio
bokcn, n. J.
8xrTY1s-DuGos. Wednesday, November as, At the
Church Of the Holy Communion, by the Rev Dr. hnhen
berg GEORGE r. GRryrS 90 AfIcx K eldest daughter OF
Spencer d. briggs, all or New York city
Detroit papers please copy.
TIrwrrr-Muis.-On Tuesday, November IT, by the
Rev l. I. Hunter Captain FRKDgmCK l. HEWITT of New
York, 10 CHA X. hniA, OF Philadelphia.
PAIhn-LAwRkscx Syracuse, on Wednesday, :,
No, ernbcr 49, by the Rev H. " Palmer JusrUs PAisgR,
fsl Of New YORK city. TO CHRErsr daughter OF James
r. Lawrence, Of Syracuse.
srApr1-Sursos. Thursday, November 30 BY the
Rev. Mr. snl Mr.. wm G. SSAsorT 70 Mss IsAHzuA MIL
sos, all OF this city.
wstsrtovn IN. W papers please copy
WAros--DRouAs.--On Thanksgiving day november
2 Mt tho residence brides brother s South Third
street Jersey City, By tho Rsv. X. VaDhorn, ALFRED
wArsos TO Miss KATE DrouAs, al OF Jersey CITY.
Albany papers please copy.
wrrrxa-Cnrmxr.-Atfor FORT Hamilton, on Wednesday
November &C. by the Rev. John Tanyer of 81 Pa'rcks
church Fort Hsmiino, Mr.. JAxEs wurrss " Miss KArs
CRUnnu.
Irish paper piease copy.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
Died.

Died.
AtkrAspss.-On Saturday, November 2s hARoAku
ALsrAspxR IN the <&th year of her age.
rbe friends Of her brothers in.aw, John MURPHY
aS.ie sna 1In1 rom her .,s NO. cSss ..
ct .wo o'dock. this Sunday afternoon. he remains
~ o. % T,,s.S y mo,g,os SeT,,nb,r q, At hal. pas,
tea O'CLOCK, EDwAsD NJ Boou, In tbs 10th year On his
rhe relatives ana friends OF the family ar. respectfully
invited atssnd the funeral from hs late rssdsnos No
70 Fast fortissh street, this (8unday) Hstnooa ct oas
BED.-At staten Island. Saturday, Eovsmbsr y
Mrs. cArnAnss Bird. aged 10 years. mon'hs ana 10
fhs frisnds Of the family are respectfully invited % at
tend the funeral Monday Afternoon. At one O'Clock
from ,hs Reformed Dutch church. Tompkinsyiie, -'at-n
sland.
Bnovs On Saturday morning, November p, II her
resdence IN Harlem, of paralysis, C.EotiSE hsors, Tor
merry CAhotisH wIftAss, VIE of H. j. Brosh' b' aged
Funeral ssrvccs wnI be beld a, The Duich Rsfornei
church, Third avenue and 2st street Tits sunday AZ
teruoon. three O'Clock The will ~ tAken for
lntefmeut 10 Somcrsto~p, w@icbcster county Oy ths
twouty minutes pas, eight O'Clock train fgr Cfoion f.s
GA k9Bdsy morning. Ife reatves and tfcfda % the
family are respectfully invited 70 attend ybos, further
.nvitailOn.
cosv.Y.--on Friday. November q, RolAEL oosEiT,
M. brother Jchu 500 ctrIss conWsy, as BE- rcla
uvc and friends are Invited " atstd TIE inhefA " ~
hs late residences No % Fu stree this (sghiayJ ief'
non, AZ two O'Clock, stiout furibsr tnyitAiioa
Clrroft---ou saturr s. November n q ofhflt'I.on'
wSrrHK~ IbaNoiI, u ibe late Patfcx 'a'f. = Mn
begn, county wosi1sa,h, ireland, u tbe 2oth ye'f
hs age
rts relative. aad Trends os the family, a'so q ha
brother william Carroll, reT~cuullT myfeT 70 a..
tsud tho funeral from the resdeDs q John h'sfnso 81
isls kangin street, ths (sundAy) ntsftoon, Al 10
Oclock, viihOat further r0tloe.
oss LIN Broe4iyn, % saturday, November -, si-
nina Coty rel ict Of Peter ". Cole
Yspers % sosday Afternoon. from bsr late re- isncs'
go ~ idso street, BrookiyB.
CusHg~o-On saturday, November -, VI, - 'Nsh.
$50 widow q Henry n. Cushng sgsd " ysafa -. .
Funeral vA take piae ftutn her late fesieff 70 ~
JohSsoo street BrookJD, tbs tHundsrl ahefu7sn ''
too ocioek
Boston p~rers plesss crpy. . -.
I1un.--in Williamsburg. on Priay, keTfsbw ~ =
cgnsumrtcp, Lrcr 4. Douo vfe q chAft ~ N Nhs
3stb year - hsv sge.
Tbs feln,iyss srd frierds u thc fs-liy sfs re ~
Invited " sttsrd the furerA ms fsn3sfl 'ffna a
ooe ciock IRON hsr late frs11acc ~ llfe pa,s
DDstoa psf<fa Pie1s copT.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
THE VERY LATEST.
THE CAPTURE OF ARANzAs.

Our Special Texas CorrespOndenco.
ARANzAs, Texas, Nov. II. 1858.
The steamer 81. Mary is about hsving this port
for New Orleans and although have not timo To send
you the dsals Of operations, will give you tho
suit Of last movements Tho Union forces attacked
this place to-day and captured ssr somo resistance
The garrison at length captuated and have secured
about hundred prisoners three guns will send
you further particulars by the next steamer.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
rae General Pres Despatch.

NV NkitaNii NV Ill n. ".
Tho british brg Dashug aveArrived here on the 2o'h
rs,, prize 70 tho gunbca, New London She vas cap
AIRED gong iuto tie Rio 0iancc. She had on board
cargo Of clothing AID MEDICINES aud $4,000 10 gold
Reports from the Mississippi river are that reoe'
force ranging from Ave TO ten thousand men, are iryns
to Concentrate at somt point the fver not tr above
Port Hudson to impede navigation 90 tho 18Th ,ho
steamboat Emerald attacked by s"c'ion o. ths
force, having four peccs OF artIery' lhey hc'
several shots at her o. whch went throngn
tho pIolhouse she was also struck by shell IN The
boiler deck There beng heavy fcs shc escaped further
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
Important from Mississispt.

STEAMER BURNED PORT HUDSON WITH THREi
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED BALES OF COT ron
PRICE OF COTTON AT MEMPHIS ErO.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Nov. 20, 1893.
steamer from Natchez, bound for New Orleans laden
with three thousand avo hundred bales OF cotton, was
entirely consumed by dre at Port Hudson last week.
On the 25th inst cotton In better demand at
Memphis than for several days previous Factors gener.
ally holding the higher grades for better prices
Over four hundred bales sold at prices averaging
from thirty-ave In seventy Ave cents.
Seven hundred bales OF cotton passed Cairo yesterday
en- route for Cincinnati
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

Included In the amount ofreceipts Il tl07 600 Tor
customs.
Comptroller Brennan opened bids for $500 900
OF the County Court House stock at two O'Clock
vesterday afternoon, and received the following:-
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
by the following quotations,

The market was quite active at the close, and
prominent Tcutonc street operator took over one
hundred thousand dollars in various lots at the FIVE
o'clock figures
The total value Of imports other than dry goods
at this port for the week ending on the 9th inst.
was 81, ,3s6,3
The total imports at New York for the week
ending November 20, compare as follows with
the previous four weeks:-
Week ending. Or. %. Eor:o Eor I. Ye,. 10 Nos. 20
oheI mdse ssss7os 2snlos 2eS 300 2Tlos7s asse s'1
Total s4s9s7a s7Ss7ss s.S775So s7IO.isI ssoT7os
The steamship City Of ofLondon, for Liverpool, to.
day took out 81 ,o55 ,466 in specie, and the Teu-
tonia, for Hamburg, took 100000. Total, fl,ll5,.
lO6.
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant
Treasurer to-day were as annexed
Receipts.
Payments 3VlO,Ois
Balance. ioOio,oo
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

BOvsAv. Uct 11-1hrfe has Deen . s0FFD til- Y
Coast Of India ana In the Bsy Of Bspaai
LrvrRroof. Nov t-The Echo. Hoptirk from sew Yors
arrived this day via Que~nsosn. whrfr she pai lsat
aud with part oi cargo throsn overheard
ishThe damage u the botion Of iir Africa 90 spf~.n
" 10 not frs; thought u bouE confined IN
deaiwood forward she IL now In tlr grazing ioc.
will BE- thorough " oy rhauied.
Tho Amercsn vessel which pui Toto fei.a.
With muny smong the snf the chi-f mate H.fisr~I
"Ch riote Jane" IN, The f.oae star whicI
Wns weeks
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

The United States mail stcamship George Washington
j. wietts commanding arrived this port last evening
with New Orleans dates to tho 21st inst She brings
tuls aud valuable cargo and the usual mails.
Among the passengers General Wadsworth ana his
son, who had weeks since been New Orleans
80 report to General Banks.
Mr.. +. g Allen purser Of the George Washington will
please accept thanks for kindly taking charge OF our
parcels,
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY, Nov 28-6 p. N.
The stock market was very unsettled to-day,
and seemed to feel the effects of the bad weather.
The first board opened with apparent good feeling.
and priceswere very well sustained; but the de.
preston began to exhibit itself after the close and
prices fell of. Governments, however, were firm
at former prices and State stocks held their own.
At the morning session New York Central rose
~. Eric preferred "A, Reading 1, Michigan
Southern IN, Cleveland and Pittsbarg ~, Eric
~, Alton and Terre Haute l, Harlem AZ, Mich.
gan Central TX, Illinois Central scrip 8, and
Galena and Chicago TX. Treasury 7.30 notes fell
n. Hudson River "a. Canton Company X and
American Coal 2. At the second board priccs
rallied q little, and nearly all descriptions ad.
vanced from !. to N per cent; but before the
close they became weak, and again became
strong at the halfpast three o'clock session The
incIement weather nterfered with the usual after
noon outdoor operations, and the market closed
heavy al the following quotations.
Sio iVot I00ts
noauinB' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l2J
"'oH'4"" oou'osrn rn....''................ 6o% 81
Cold was quite active to-day, and prices ad.
vanced. Great efforts were made on the part of
the bull spectators to produce . reaction, and by
good management they partly succeeded. Sellers
were pressed back and buyers thrust forward un-
til the price was gradually run up to 147Z, which
price, however, could not be maintained, az will
he aeeu nv the folovin0 I'm NJ at;one
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VIZ nnrV' "a a. ~, 800, "usn,r ~ ''
~ l', * ~. Y' "N-'"" Nv h''' n'''A' '' 90
vi ~ ,.'n i en 't, ~ W, ~ ,,,. c,.o.., "a
nRANI,,AN On fa'uris Aus = af,rr ~ =
hut ,cycfc in'ss, hNga ~ Bran san, v|iDs Of 800.
iAs Johe bsnifr4, +, i.' o'd !,tr N her sc
-, ~ 49,. ~ 80 ~, ~, H'u ,u".'
mtv ,n,;,,d ~ - . +, ~, ~ '.,.i II, 49," liz.
Iu ay inst.a =" ~. 't.,fA VI p,
"a, iy,h a., "'o'i' HUN ''' 1870 ''''''''i
'ns' Nv" ST. &C.
bkVAN5 On hus. Nh, non q. hri,,oihs he
dhy t,n o. oHey en- l"h' j. h'Nan'' Ag'd )eA''
" ,tn.h'l..n }, 80 ',,..oe. ,. o.,,,, ., 49,.
o. be ftsndi.ihsi,' -'r.Ro y .nl a,}, I,!',l, &C.
wv hs''a !" tn' ln's ~ ~ VI W, w. 100
Of Il. p.i.S n u ws,,.i. 80 ''' ''' '' isG ''
BLAckLEnGL OF ssimday. Aus. g. l,ti, ~
cohsuuip i"u Jhni'n " Nt t1.e rlgf'i afel "a ia
ana wgh,1. 49,, .s....,..,..... 81, 3D., ,,,.p. 49,.
reyuc,d - s,terd h unrai from hi' tate r'drnc,.
$40 1hhd Il. tGis Nunda, .fciiI1On, At o'clo,t
! GREGG On S,'uriay evening, Aus q after u
.hor, Illness, Floyd smh uress- IN the 4G.h ,eAr Of
Ihs ,,,,,... and ft,.,s. %, a.. ,.,,p,. ,,.o N.
M mi.rr OF The fr'thpt htsh" ''n PAN hHn ~
IRE Dsp.r'ia,n,' az ,e'pe, t,Y,b ln'i,'d 70 attend
| the funeral tuni bs lst' tt'iieh's, TO- fth'e =,
| ON Tuesday moihins Aus. II, atto o'c1"'k. ~
| uhEJNEDy ON SATURDAY, Aug 9Th arsr. ~ n
Illness. Mary .ifs Of Corneliu. IGrtuedJ in the 18Th
| yesr u her ar,
The relativss and fr nds Of tho family srr re.p,et
full, invited n attend tbo funeral, th's ~ ondsy1 AZ
| .rnoon, 81 o-c.o's' rom Yer ls'r fe'mrn',, 20
viii bs taken TO Galway Ccmctefy tor in.crmeut.i.s
| Lowe ON sunsa-, Aus ., Iieur,etia Love, ~ifo
! O, Jos,rh Lose AGED Il years ,nd il1uil..
The rels. vrs and fri enus are respectfully invited
e attend tss fune Al, on iaetdty nitrno2u' Nuf
1 II At c'encs, INN h, late r--1-nee, ~ Nsrh
| MCCORMICK on the s,h ,rs, ~ 9 short iluoa
Mr., EhH.bs,h AoUornics. .s.d Is ysas
to sttend the tnn.r,i' this tNoud., snei no"n a
ococI from The resdenoe OF h.r ,on .Ias rhornas
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Cinrks'. sherry Wine FILTERS tlerr.r-
IN stomach and Roses ~ Bile. Pufit., IN 80 q.
decreases TIE Atp.ii's, Regu stes the Liver, sYd
fengthsn. 'he -,stem. li'
Dunssnnon Volunteers Of ssh sitciri
NEE inr - n above e. vii be hoid stS 81 mtn',
Ha on this ndsy evening Aug J" 30. . o'c' q
To tnst" ms aIrsu-rfuen fcr y 'gi - ~ 20
Pidd,s o.. " ,ue i'm ~ order Of PAIk ENI'-
LlsH, Capt THOS. LYMAN, Bee. ~
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GEN k;lkAL BUSINESS.

A TESTIMONY
1 ip.er. n testimony an nekno wiedgrnent ~
nv gratitude 10 ID. - tOOLF, for having cured mr. u
Consumption Of five year. Standing had used eve
~ tuown mcdy for the Of the disease but with
out hcueht. NJ breathing rev 80 short, aud cough
sttessing, thA WAS unable IN s,.ep during nj
= Ak during the day. Nv friends and family hSi
given ny al hoper OF my recovery. have used these
incidence tor the past three months aud With tuch
D. ncit that cAn attend 70 business yell q, At
sny time during life NJ health ia good, and the
iiatreasius pgl uioypS Of my disease ,re gone
JOHN DESkEl,
wGsap AsnutacuIrcr,
81 East llh Z,
To pr. NJ G. OTOOLE,
- Third Ayonuc. 3l3
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Formerly Pinins lax Mauuiarilrer.


-, o., -, - ~ Mae, Jan. ", lsb5.
when yuu we're IN Bot N, to make All acknow lede-
M at 10 yuu iYT b ~ At good hrv. derived from
the use u 'uur sEA-WktD TONIC and MAN
hRAhE PILLS. | called On you IN IA laot 1
though; lal ,un-ump' on, tut YOU said II "a. liver
hEA-MIEp TONIC aud MiNukAKE PILLS I
suppo,r you have fo got en- M, hat vii u, h. .x-
p, ~ The cleu aud TIA nk you will r,Col.rVt me 1
LAD to walt a me Iut itT ny turn. Jur rooms
re- tlll, got 70 d y on tie .ufN. | rii 20 DUH
hat, when -ould ~ LIsu IN thr ia.-;4ut would
had not ,uilr 10 > " Nuula nav been IN IN yravs
b. thr time, Now iii Try and Ir.z- ..py | Vas
Tia u, aud how am npN and ID ~ can h. IT ne To
you on usy pup IN II. toI three yc.gr before
came u yuu, | had d palu az my n, ~ eide aud
shouldrI-b'dos, los-prit,d, bowel. oos,.c, rFln
! mink could - week 9TH tt e.ting, and not ho
hulsiF, ana " ll ca, wound MI ne iul ~ Nind
Hotd 81 ~ trt nervous rpcla st nlkht, hnd think
thrt couid not i've untii mpu.ius.
had iltte cough and have tpt a luat of blood
al time, .nd tell SURE, NTH sou examined me, ths
~ Of m sLA WEED IONIC aud three bptrs of
MANphAhE flLl-S, aud thr' have cured me, Tue
1 10 'ouk Ait huld If my liver, ana the tome my
I stomach ttr uiuo DAYS | tiunk i'lt "Oi-, Tor
every hns app ID alive IA ih', shd ! wa SURE |
Was full Of ~ug' but in ir. lays thlng, started.
aud no one would b. lirve what lttnut-- II back
bic, slime aud corruption pts.ed Ar buyCl, but !
raw 40 worms. | WIN N. world knew 4 the Ell ct
/ OF TINT 81 WEED IOSlt Il is "A good IA dicne,
and IL wi hru, up the appetite, If angthug In the
| | am 50 changvd, ut | am buund to So you the
next tins you to lIo- on, As said before, am
now "A we'll man. Ny * II IL az clear aud my tongue
As clean a. yours have gained sevtutetn pounds in
| fesh and soId st that eau eat he much any nsn
" " ~, AN " Inv tAas buAsnsss, saa syeSyh9ty
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The ReboIs Anticipate shs Fall Of Charles
ton.


Tux tone OF the Bouthsrn Press iursisuon - the
attack on Charleston IL almost idenNcAl With thsi
Whi h prevailed during tho few weeks before the
Ml ofvicksburs. Mingled with considerable hun.
coube about the impregnAbiiy 81 fireworks, Nere
H. TO same rnisfiying Of tho result, and btl moro
frank omission thai the loss " Char eston would
not only be siishonorstle. but also fatal bov'to
ale rebellion. In this thsy are not mistaken.
Charleston forms ono Of four important points Of
defence, somewhat resembling sho famous Austrian
Q sirl,ter.l In Italy, which even the conqueror Of
snferiuo and Magenta recuiled from attacking. A
glance At the map viii show tina. Richmond, Vicks-
burg. Port nuds,n and Charleston formed .
series Of military def,nces ,hAs wsro mutually
selfsuI porting, and presented al armed front
that sfcctunly protected tie cUt,on eltcs
from invasion. Tho rhels spared no
sii or expense In terrifying these poinB; and
While they were held, tho Cou'edstscy WAS aafs.
Bat the capture q vickshurg hruts up this link
aud prepared the ~sy frthc reduction OF I'll tho
rest. The surrender Of Pr, Hudson Immediately
lowstthe capture " Nicksburg, and the pos
sss 4 these places renGers the AL OF Char
and Richmond . mere question OF time. Tie
rcbels know this and hence these gloomy fore
ko4iugs. The turn 4 ri huiond vii como soon
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LOST AND FOUND.

r Osr-A IANk BOOK. so. 235i'f on |
- .es.,t' say,hs. l,.'h IA. d'r -, ps,'e
,,n. rs, ~ b ,.. , ,;o,Se "a y se,iSNls r
r OsT-.ON FRIDAY, TIL INST, IN PASS.
i<ns down oad.sv to loot 81 Acrri. At, ar
fcueh Green~ich II ~ staten leland Ferry, told
brace ct INK chan, Vita three brown lavs ia,'.
leaving thc same With Jos. II. JouSsOS,e.c Brosd-
T .OSl--ON FRIDAY. ACG. It'll, Between
~. ne tlne, si, r. . 20, -, $500 op
~ ~ .sv nc iGt1' : Ne~si. -
T. uST--OS LAST THURSDAY, YoUSG
Lyon all -hfs Any pcrsan .iy,ns a.. morn,
ion, ot rtmriaK sad goat to . Eat 18th o., II
le'' ''"uci'r v'ft '. the o-nu. %
IO>l-LLFT BEHIND, II SIXTH AVE.
Lea gnins ~. o. slnda. motuius I. OFT SOC -
-old coufer giest h,or onfh' osnefr- b II, IN D..
An.I i,svin. tat 10 lsif-W -. -here ssu,t-
o~u,t ~
DICklb Up ON HE EAST RIVER A
O. &c. lost IN. osr,t can have he zane J.,
pr.'iu. prp ~ end p.,.ns .ip h',s u not caled
can At $40 rut sth At, lio
,tN NED-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL
iShr pnL b. JOSES hkoiiitk. -osr Msnut'e-
49, w, op -. no. ,, sSs - et mds M; 70
S'TRAYED OK STOLRS-OS SUNDAY
ui coaf .hit, AMI ,eiov horns b.rt cv-T tor al.
A. pf.ou tuturai1g or a. "a Lut 10th II, ir tue
hsk,0, sii ta lhefa..y tssAicL ~
- ELNAkD-l.OST, on THURSDAY
- evening. aList and tan doc, 'hort al sud
! . -f a.is, sis~er- 20 The mann Of JESS whoever
/ c,ufn 10 dog 10 ~ Amiiy II. shl receive he
| Above r-s-.d. y
90 kKWARD-l.OST OVERHEARD from
80, schooner At Green Point, boy twelve year,
oi', dfca.fi IN rod pad shirt and yr.y pan, tr a.
! NV iUfo maunu ~ the body 20 I gWlS N s.fl-
| O II nj .ag ia
| to above fsrari 800
-, ELWAkD-L LOST. on MONDAY HE
/ - "a inst, on tiug rom he Ma,h,n.ion droy,
yss & T. i1cs ~ seer, marked sith t.r N tho of
/ lp Any p uou giving any Information q tlu, si
! f.Uri. IA aiove ~ 'afd hy ealing on COkShLll !
| tIAlNt, 81 last iyth't.
u..6 EkWALp-LOsT, a Farrell coz
| . - tslriug memorandum boob. also small psrco
| v.t' d .1rk. Ban, to % Harrison at. KDWp. u
ma. 10
{. - KEWARD-LOSr A LARGE BLACK
- sn1 ~hI-u Dc, With msrt on he left sy. sn'
| unaI hlsck sIo uA4t, euoI'. The above rrwsr'
| vii p. gV,n g. returning Il 20 h.su~nerrttI Sptu
! II. In Saturdays sun dog Va adv, ttired -hlcl
~n found au.srrins H. but the No. Sli first At don
| tII.. boz that sre.t. l.o