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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

ARREST OF A CHIcKEN srEALER.-on Sun
day last man named John Davis stole
eleven chickens from Christian Hart's resi-
dence on Bolivar street. He then fed from
the city with fallen wom@n by the name Of
Hiekox. They returned last night, and this
morning officer GiVens arrested Davis. He
will have an examination on Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

A HONE QUEsTIoE.-The Richmond En-
quirer pertinently asks why Cox, Yallan-
digham & Co., don't stop talking against
the Puritans and go to fighting against
them.
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TO LxT.

TO LET. ---
Cottage on OntariO-at, north Of the Presbyterian
Uhurch, $50. ,tH -e
large store o. basement en- the south side Pubic
Squere, near OntariO-st Fa
House on Eri0 ST., Sl50.
House o UregOu-st.
House no. 80 Park Row, S2jl. .| t.+ ..r
Two Rooms, jUx5l, Sd and 9Th slcr es in UIothiets
Block, Supe;iOr-st., near r K crossing. .
A very gJCd Brick House, no. Isl kin=man-st
No ~ senaca-st., Grocery and Feed store a good
Ft2nd.
JEO. G. JENNINGS,
mario 2f1 Su-erfoT-Sf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

RETURN OF THE OwEGo.-The Propeller
i0wege, Captain Bryant, OF the Erie Railway
Limo, left this port at half past II O'Clock last
night for Toledo. She reached Avon Point,
about Is miles from here, and was
then compelled to turn back on ac
count Of the ice. The ice was not
very thick and was considerably broken.
If the propeller had been iron shoathed she
would baye got through without much diff
Guilty. She reached here about nine O'Clock
this (Friday) morning When about nine
miles from Cleveland she met the ,scow Sup
ply, bound for Black River. She assured
the Supply that she could not get through,
and the latter returned also: s.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

It is held by the Commissioner Of Inter
So nal Revenue that the duty imposed by the
act Of March 8, 1863, on mineral or medi-
Gated waters, can be issued only upon min
eral waters from springs Soda, sarss-
parilla, and other efBervescing draughts,
often called mineral water, should be as
sessed as heretofore, with duty of three
o-y per cent. ad OaIOrsan, as manufactures not
otherwise provided for.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
IFARMs I'D an Lnrs-

ca acres on Cuyahogi river miles ron city IS acres
good river bottom, a Hores timbers- bsiUEsh6u,e
and smRu bara, 400 wili exchange in parJ for city
propsIty. E LfH Et Ir
Is acres lhoice ger land adjoining Gallup urpo
~, choice fruit, new frame house, 81 500. .H-
Is acrss on Ainsmanrst 'and Wilson'S Ayenua, large
tWo-story bIiek house, % rooms, good iruit
go par aera. -
sacfesen Wilson'S Avenue. near Kihsinan- st. ss,Oio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

CANNOT REcovER-We learn that Mr.. M.
S. Turner, Assistant Cashier of the Bank of
Commerce, who broke his ankle few days
ago on Superior street hin, by jumping from
his buggy, his horse being frightened, is
likely to die from his injuries. Erysipilus
has set in, oecasiOned BY the injury. His
physicians say he cannot recover.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

The Druft--Where Il viii be first Pat in
Force.
A Washington letter says that it seems
to be very well understood that as soon as
Provost Marshals are selected and an en-
rollment secured, draft will be first or
dered in those States that have not their
quotas under old allOtments, for men
enough to fill the deficiency. This will put
at least 100000 men in the field, with
prospects Of call in June for two or three
hundred thousand additional
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

POLICE COURT.-Julia Grant, drunk, House
of Correction 2S days.
Ellen Gregory, stealing two cans of oys-
teTs, fined the costs.
Wm. Pate, disturbance, dismissed with
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
MONEY 70 LOAN.
EY ADVANCED

RSO 0A0 MONEY ADVANCED,
pOOs sOOO IN sums 70 suit-st the old stand Gnd
well known WAGNER'S Once, on securities Of every
kind, VIZ: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Plate, Watches, Diamonds yeWelry, Fire Arms, Eur.
niture Carpets Clothing Pianos, Mirrors, Paintings
and Personal BrOpertysO on tle most terla
Business strictly private. Estabshed 1851. Watches
and JeWelry for sale at bargains, .- laT
10. &W. WAGNER. EO-3 Water-5t,
OoFs suPsrtqg-5t.u over Davis PieEOtto'l stOra
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0lLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
BAILROA


lss2. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1852
: To take eject on Monday, November 18th, Iss2-
Trains leave Cleveland daily, (Snndays excepts) a.
follows :--.r % r.r-.- -I----
s50 A n MAlL-Arrives st New York I0ss A. H.
Philadelphia z. 5i0A. r.; Baltimore. .7ssg an
-.' Pltlsbursh 4;l0 P. T.. Wheeling $40 ?. H.; n.
Philalelphia S:l0 P. H. FL .flE
- . 4, EAekEsS-Arrigesa At New York 500 P. H.;
PhilsdslplIia i.s9 p n: BALTIMORE ESQ ?. ~,
t'itSpurga u.-s ?. n Mheeling 6;24 A. n
Beth Trains cnansei al Hudson for kron and MIL
lsraburah .-HHr. = r. TH'GI----- =
Cars run through from Pittabureh 70 New York
(7ia Allentown without change. rrurI 81 r.
~ haro a. Low n by any other line.
- Through Tickets can be procdred ef The uniOu
Ticket Omoss Neideu House, AZ the Depot, or at the
E1ciid-StIect Station. D.
- ]. L. hUCULLOUGH, sup't
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

THE OPENING OF HURD STRRET.-We hear
that the City Attorney has notified Marshal
Gallagher that the city has ne legal right to
reopen Hurd street, asd that if he does SO
he will lay himself liable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
LOCAL MATTERS.
[FrOm Last Evenings EdItlOn.I

THE propeller Empire State, lying in the
harbOr, is being handsomely painted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
DENTISTRY.
A SINGLE TOOTH s., 90. =
DYERS.
NLEVELAND
- Excelsior French Dye House.
FREDERICK CYRIAX, PrOP'r,

E-Refers to all Dry Goods Houses in the City, snd
engages TO do only First Glass Work. having besides
eTeeilent DYers the Best Presser and fintsher In
town. Goods received and delivered b. EXDress from
and to all Parts Of the country. pQYo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

CORRECTION are informed that Colonel
George B. Senter has not been candidate
for the Office of Provost Marshal of this dis
trict, and would not accept it if appointed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

SUGARING ORA sugar party went down
to Atwater, on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Road, yesterday, from this city, and had a
delightful time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

The IcE.-TO-day there is quite belt of
ice visible outside the harbOr, which has
drifted over from the north shore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
DAVIS, PEIXOTTO * Co,
mars Corner Water and supeIior-sts.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance OF the Railroad.

The Romance OF the Railroad.
By the Ag,hqE . Fl Fai5 E, & 5ns7" The Prince Of
CHAPTER Wall A6oARD. -H
Loud laughed when on the platform,
Butt tza5 al within my sleeve, -'
To think the people round me
Did she landlord so deceive
So said, 'NOw Mr.. Landlord,
You, Sir, too, shall have your day
As peeped ia at the window
And saw him receive his pay.
He his pay had all collected
IRE the olks were near half done, u
Quickly "All abOaril" shouted,
And made all the people rqn;
Out they rushed, all mad blazes,
SWoFe the landlord was a cheat,
And with the railroad had combined
That they should not halfeat.
But the man whs was the madest,
Was the one who next me sat, -l
When DER his person he had spilled
The cOntentso his hat, --
"Our army once in Flanders
Our army in the South,
Would blush to hear the curses- ..
That proceeded IRON his mouth.
lie swore on me he'd take revenge,
And was bound 20 have my life,
So he seized from OF the table quick
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife in haDd to find mel
He looked madly through the car, ..-
While was in the depot hid,
Enjoying segar. -
When he saw he could not find mo-
After looking through the train,
Into the dining room he ran, .H.
And took my seat again
In the cars, which started on then, .
Andleft him soon behind,
Looking vainly In each corner
OF tue depot me to find.
70 BE Continued ..
In the meantime / would announce to the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock OF fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys' wear that has ever been seen in
Cleveland, and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready
Made Clothing surpasses anything IN the State. AS
/ buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers viii do well 10 call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sewing
Machines, Storr's AutOmaton Freshman, and
Strong Patent Army Bed d-Ttunk. 70
H.. Corner Superior and UnlSn.StHr
~ Look ont Tor the GIANTS ,. Tt-tr -----
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CLEYELAND, COLUMBUS /
8 szs
wiNTER ARRAEaEhEET-


ls62- wINTER ARBAEgEdEET. Iss1
On ami aiteF MoLssy, November i7tb, 1852, Pssssn.
ger Traini VII leave Cleveland Gs f0luws:
LIST Train--7:so A.. s.-si0ppius ~ BeTea, Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Salem, Shelby,
Urcstiine, Gulhoh, .Cardih gtOu, ashley, bel
WAre, Lewis Center and trthiug on, ar
riving AZ Columlus iuu p. y : Olncinnat
6.2J P. n; Indianapolis 5;3u p H. 81. LOuaa
- a. n s. ouiEf1ile - A. ~; Fort Wayne
3:55 P. H. Chicago via Crestlinn ln.3D r T..
I'd TrAin-6- p m-Stuppfng at ali stations tiorth o.
g iOll, Enu ~ Jflltad, Cardipgt0n and Del
al Arri arriving Et Columbus zen A. n;
Cincinnati $50 A. Nj lhciamap polls 7;21 A. q l.,
Fort NAY ne s.ta A. H. ChicEE0' TiA Crest
line l0UO =. a.
Trains leave COlumbrs Tor Cleveland i:U8 a. A. and
1875 P. NJ and arrive in psyelaLd iiom Columbus Al
$3.50 A. n. and 1880 P. z.
CONSPICUOUS
shelby-sandnsky Nlansfeld & Newark KsllEoad. i0s
Mansfield, dt Vernon, Newark, zausa.
Vile, sc. .ra .rn
Crostline-Pittsbureh, Fort WAYNE z Chic,-o Esil.
road Aoruat, Upper sunduaky Dr. gll0s, Ii
msi Fort wayne, La79rte, Ghicagos &c.
Nest, end Eass!or Mansfield, heolter, haa-
5illOn, &C.
Grafton sud BeIleonsiis KaIlfoad Line i0. Marion,
ssoi,f aaaSos fee HsfHis5l Hs5Sls FgtG F1ess n % Is
yiilel Lgulsyille, Cairo, 81, Louis sko,
Delaware Springfield branch for SPIN nsheld.
Ooiumbu4-Lltils Miami Columbus; esd Geni
Railroad, for Senia, Dayton, Indianapolis
Terrs Haute, St Louis, Morrow, LoTsland
sissfppi kailrOad a. Cincinne for L0uisTflls
Evansville, Cairo, 81 Louis, aud an points
On The Chic rivor- o = . lrr s5f
Oolumbus-Cenlra Ohio RailroaiI for Newark, Zanes-
yillei heeling, &o.i uOlumbus5 Riqua q
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, se.
- For Tickets TO all points and information ap-
Ply at The Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket
Ofice, i47 SuPsrior-st -Ga1
E. s. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, Norembsr i'm, Rs7 -
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
Il TRAL RAILROAD,
rssTr 49, r1-7s7s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

Connections are made a. y MonrOogile with the San
SaudusAy, Dayton : Cincinnati r. B., ai Frsmolit
with fremont 3 Indiana X. r.. and af Toledo with
tho Michigan southern & Northern Indians and To.
isdo Wabash Rairuad8 ior Chicago, DetrCit, jack
son, Fort Wayne, Logansrort, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, st. ieEia and All points Vest, Northwest and
HOutGWrst.
Trains arTft0 in Cleveland lrona T5ledo- and the
West a. $40 A. n, and 10 r. A. From sandnskya
g25 A. 81. .u. T. d h. d. RuUlEER. Supit
Olasalsnd. Fob 2d 1853 -
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'7G.EYELAND / T0LED0 R. B
kAGZsE.ls-



1853 WlNTEB ABRAHGRmEETa iIcgIs
on aud aftet monday, Fsl,tuary "a i =, TrS5rsv
ruL daily as 4oi5Yis lsrHdeg u crccated,J
rs A. n. CHICAGO ETpfHSS- az eii stations
o. southern Difis4on, except y ashiLlgigR and
arrives in Toledo - IT'S A. r.; and lhinago
lt 1921 2. ~ d.. H.a
6.sOP P y E0l-rHElE 9AlL-stoga e an s.siloas
Oh Aortheru ID vision. and afTiyes q saudlzky
~ e-i5 p. Il.
6;l5 p. N. TELEGRAPH ENPkESS-stoFssti 40 sts-
tons on southern Division, except Tnunssud,
ai-i WGshiuf Ton and clay Arrig61 10 Toledo af
4. Il:Sl p 4 chicago II 1850 Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

ELOURi FLOURll FLOURli-
Flour and Feed Dealers, Bakers, Fsmiiiss and
Others the pace buy choice brands OF Flour is at
TIL A-nL-II LE. n a EnN !. II. nuEL q nLl.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

ELOUR-200 BARRELS ASH
IL LAND MILLS Round Hoop Seulhern Chic
Hsrohis R.T. LYON Z TERKIbk.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
Purchase and sale of Real Estate

in this City aud elsewhere on commission ua6er tho
name aud firm Of LYMAN 4 JBDSUN.
J. LlMAN, 1febi6l p IUDSON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

EAMILY AND BAKERS FLOUR
Very choice brands At reduced prices.
A. III. PERRT & cos, g.
mEr2l ll6 and us SupsriOr-St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
-ELauR RAEEEl.

A KRON FLOUR CONSTANTLY
"A on Eand-Iied aud White Wheat Akron III UT,
Tue rest in the market For ale by t-s
CANNON A FREEMAE,
mar23 Comm ssion Merchants Is RiVer.St.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-08-05
Our Paper.

We have contracted for the delivery Of a lot
ofpaper for our press on the first of September,
and if not disappointed, we will then resume
the size which we issued previous to the late
reduction. We are much gratifed at the pa.
tience with which our patrons have borne with
the present diminished sheet. 1t has neither
had :he effect to prevent renewals Of subscrp.
tions, or to suspend regular sccessions of new
names to our list. This manifestation of con,
fdence OH the part Of our friends, we will en-,
deavor to repay by speedy resume OF our for,
Iner size.
We would be pleased to obtain as many rags
as possible before the FIRST Of September. This
is now the only way for us to get paper. and it
requires large quantity of the former to pro-
cure even small supply of the latter.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-08-05
Fasting, Humiliation and PRAYER.

In view Of the recent disasters which have
befallen us as a people, and of the dangers by
which we are surrounded President Davis has
issued Proclamation, setting apart Friday,
the 2lst inst, as day Of Fasting, Humiliation
and Prayer, to be observed throughout the
Confederate States
The reliance which our Chief Magist rate has
uniformly professcd to place upon Divine favor
and protection, has had great deal to do in i'm.
parting, throughout the Confederacy, almost
unlimited confidence in the ultimate triumph
OF our cause. If VIC are embarked in a good
cause and our rulers and people, divested of
arrogance and selfdependence, rev upon the
only certain Source Of Help, and exercise prope.
energy in the use of the means at our com.
mand, the result must be the ultimate triumph
OF right however appearances, at this time,
may be against US. Events, altogether un.
looked for now, may, within a short time,
transpire, which will more plainly develop the
operations of Divine agency in this struggle
With nations as with individuals, there is a
divinity which shapes our ends, and this reaec-
tion should reassure all who may be medi tating
only disaster and ruin to the people of the
South. We cannot believe that il is within
the design of Providence that our arrogant foes
succeed in their present purposes and if we
are right in this, then they canuot succeed.
The tone of the Presidents Proclamation il
humble, trusting, cheerful, and exhibits the
Christian patriot. We commend il TO the con.
sideration of our readers.
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A Daily Mail.

We stated some time ago that the project of
establishing daily mail by private enterprise,
from this place to Rock Hill, or some other
point on the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail,
road, Was III contemplation. A handsome sub,
scrption having been obtained, a meeting
OF the citizens Of this place aud vicinity
VAS held on the 29th ult., to take further steps
towards putting the projec. into operation.-
Five directors were elected, with instructions
to correspond with the Post Office Department,
with the vsw to get the route legalzed and
to advertise for bids for carrying the mail
The aotice TO contractors is given below. The
attention Of the entsrprising is directed to It.
A MI il contract, under certain circumstances,
Is cause Of exemption from Confederate mill.
tarv service.
We will state that the subscription paper is
still open for the reception Of additional names.
1t Is an enterprise which promises great good
to our community; and we hope that all who
feel an interest in obtaining early intelligence
Of the stirring events Of the times, will also
feel il their duty, il able, " contribute some.
thing TO the undertaking.
Sealed proposals for carrying daily Mail
from Lancaster Z. II. S. Z. 10 Rock Hill, for
enc year. will be received by the undersig "a ed
until the 10th day Of August next. Tho mail
to be carried in buggy Or in some conyey ance
not less than buggy.
July S0th 1868.
J. ADAMS,
GEO. McC. WITUeRspOON
j. N. CROCKETT,
s. B. MASSEY,
w. II. CONNORS.
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Commissioners Of Roads.

An important notice from the Commissioner, !,
Of Roads will be seen on another column. "
learn that at their meeting on Monday, to try
defaulters for neglect TO respond to the call,
made under the recent Acts Of the Legislature
TO supply labor for military purposes. loyal eI,
eeption was made to the wording Of the Act
and tho position taken that the powers confer
red on the commissioners were not adequate
Board, however, decided. and doubtless very
properly, TO impose fnes in all cases O: default
70 furnish labor, where no legal cause for such
default 10 given.
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Notice to Persons Liable
to Consoiption.
rDQRS, CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.
COLUMBIA, s. C, July 81, 1856,

COLUMBIA, s. c, July 81, 1863.
III ALL persons within the ages of Is and
IL IS years, who are liable To enrolment.
are required TO report in person, to the Enroll
Ing ofhcer OF their respective Districts, on OF
before the fHemieM day OF August next. Those
who fail TO report by the day indicated, will be
enrolled as Conscripts, il adjudged liable, on
information obtained and those 40 enrolled
will not complain il they arc pnjudiced by
their failure " report or denied advantages to
which they would have been entitled by a
prompt obedience to this order
III. Ihis order includes every male white per.
son within the ages indicated, not already in
service, as well those who claim exemption as
those who do not Except those between the
ages OF 10 and 40 who have heretofore repor
ted and have been exempted, and those who
have been rejected for ph yscal disa bity bv
the Examining Board OF the Congressional
District)
III. The privilege Of volunteering, 6efor. On.
roiiment, is extended TO every ous. An DOR.
sons who desire TO volunteer will report in per.
son to the Enrolling Officer Of the District on
or before the 10th day OF August next, indica.
ung the Company aud Regiment which they
wish to join All who fail TO report to tho En-.
rolling Officer Of the District, a. polunt.ers by
the Goth August, will no iouger have the right
TO volunteer.
Nv. Those who report a. volunteers will be
required to 60 forward to the Company selec.
ted by the ara day Of September. All who fail
so to do will forfeit their right to volunteer,
and will be Immediately enrolled as Conscripts,
and dealt with As such
V. Persons who report as roiuatesrs, and
who wish to be examined by q Surgeon before
going forward, will have the oppoi tunity of
such examination by reporting at the Enrolling
Office OF the District, on such day between the
goth August and the lst OF September as may
be indicated by the Army Surgeon of the EI.
amining Board.
vi. No one who volunteers can be allowed
afterwards TO prefer clam 70 exemption. -
Those, therefore, who claim exemption and
wish, II not exempted, to volunteer, should re.
port TO the Enrolling Officer at day sufficient
ly early 70 have their claims considered and
adjudged before the Goth day of August, in or.
der that, IL not adjudged exempt, they may be
within time 70 volunteer.
VII. Volunteers going forward will bc furn,
shed transportation TO Columbia by the Dis.
trict Enrolling Officers; and on reporting at
The Head Quarters OF the Camp Of Instruc.
ton, at Columbia, they will receive an order
Tor transportation to their respective com.
mands.
VIII, Every volunteer, will be furnished by
the Enrolling 0Gicer with certificate, Stains z
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From Weldon.

WhDoS, July pa part of Ransom's
Brigade met the enemy in large force, yester.
day pm. about three miles this side of Jack,
son, and after al engagement lasting four hours,
drove them back. We are pursuing them TOT,
day Five companies of the cath alone ell.
gagged them. Our rein!orcemsnts came up,
but were not needed Our loss was two killed
and less than ten woundsd-most of them
lighty.
Gen. Ransom vas attacked by the enemy
yesterday, at o'clock, at Boon's Mills, two
miles West Of Jackson. The fight continued
four hours. We had four companies engaged,
and our loss was trifiing. Gen. Ransom's forces
have moved in three columns.
GoLDsBoRo, July "a despatch states that
our forces met the enemy twelve miles below
Fort Branch, on yesterday, and after a fight Of
four hours repulssd them. No particulars are
given.
Fort Branch is at Rainbow Bend, on the
North side OF Roanoke River, near hamilton
This makes il certain that the advance on Vel.
don is being made by two columns.