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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20
READY.MADE CLOTHING
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the Author Of Fair Inez,'' tsThe Prince q
Wales, T" The Ghost Hunters, - &C., &c.

By the Author Of "Fair Inez, 1.-THE Prince q
"ales' -" The Ghost Hunters, " &C., &c.
OHAPTER Wall ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,
BUT tRAs all within my sleeve,
To think the people round mo
Did the landlord so deceive;
30 said, "NOw Mr.. Landlord,
You, SIT, TOO, shall have your day.
And saw him receive his pay
Hehis payhAd all collected
Ers the tolks were near half done,
Quickly Gal aboardP' 1 shouted
And made all the people ron;
Out they rushed, all mad as blazes,
SWOre the landlord was cheat,
And with the railroad had combined
That they should not half eat.
But the man who was the ma5est
Was the one who next me sat,
when Ger his person he had spilled
The contents Of his hat.
sour army once in Flanders"
Our army in the South,
Would blush to hear the curses
That proceeded from his mouth
He swore on me he'd take revenge.
And was bound to have my life,
The landlords carving knife.
And with the knife In hand 10 fud me-
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,
And took my seat again
In the cans, which started on than
And left him soon behind
Looking yainly in each corner
OF the depot me to find.
lTO BIZ Continued
In the meantime would announce to the publfo
shst have brought home from the East the largesf
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
Lor Men and Boys wear, that has ever Been seen in
Ileyeland, and our stock of Fall and Winter Readv
n ade Clothing surpasses anything in the State X
| buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do we'll TO cali at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall.
Machines, StOrr's Automaton Pressman- and
strong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
-Oorner Superior and Union-Sta.
n0-Iook ont for the GIANTS.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20

D00LE & JOHNS,
GsOCERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers in Teas Coffee, Sugars Syrup Molassss etc,
Agricultural Implements aud Hardware. Manu-
lacturers Of Ohildrens prtmpm Wood and Will
low Buggies, Carts, abs, Sleighs, etc,
145 .....CIeveIand, O.
DB-Cabs Repaired, apr2s-l4g
JOHN N. HUGHES. 1858. wH. ROKEFEL1ER
AzSLRSAH b..
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Csuccessors to Bughes Lester,)
Forwarding & COmmis'n Merchants,
AND DDEALERs IN
GRAIEI, FL0gB; PR0yIsIoEs, HIGHW,IIEsEs,
BhDRAULIC OGmENI, PLASTEB, LAkE
FISH, PETROLEUM OIL, COARSE,
FINE AND DAIRY SALT,
Nos. ls, p and 2 River-st., and on Dock,
OLEYALAED, o.
HB-Produce Of all kinds bought and sold on Com.
mission. Liberal Cash Advances made on COnsign.
Forwarded East and West at lowest current rates.
d REFERENCES;
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o; Dan P. Eolls, Cash,r Com1 Br, Bank, Cleveland
o. b. B. HgTlbut, Cash'r Bank Of Commerce Sleye-
Muneie,' Ind; E. A LiscOmb, Esq., IndiapapOlis'
Indiana. aprilzR2s
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Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
/ 50 and 81 River-St, Cformerly occupied BY L. r 4
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Becsive and Sell at the Best Market Rates,
Flour, Grain, Pork, Poultry, Butter, Lard,
Eggs, Chesss, Seeds, Fruit, &c.
BBParticuIar attention paid TO ths sale Of Poultry,
| Butter, BReH and Lard.
| ~ Remittancea Dromptlv made ana
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-11

Prom the Msiropoiitaa o.. 70 Rsaar5 July Is
There IS nothing SO dsngsrous 70 an indivil-
ual or nstiOu az over coB6denss; nothiag 90
surs "a bring is oEa puaisbmaaE w5th IT,
-f0ua tbs very esmmsncamaBt of this war We
have tssn eT,T elud isnt-Rs would carry
eysry thiHg bafors rs crush ous this rebellion in
rs tinls, and iorea the 1uih back AZ Che uefrt
Of the bsyenss XsFEss Wss not more arrogant
IN his folly than "our rulars;" be was not more
es-szia Of his power to cosrcs Destiny thsn M
Lincon snd his eabiRst Thas 6Esi phase.
however, passed away; anil IS the South gained
victory afssF victory, ths Admins ration tousd
down, and boasts became less frsousaEN But
n0ws When revsrsss come upan sbs southern
arms, vixen their stToagh0lds aYa cspsRrsd- and
thar plans Of invslioa frustrated, the WsshinE-
t02 R9abdils come out in fall feather Tbs 70
hsllisn Is but shsH," says one; chs GGnfsde-
rsay is eaving in,D says smother "ths rebels
are on their last legs, says thifdi well Kill
then. al 5y computs.ion- says fourih- Aud
SO tbs winly chorus rolls On, aud the srsdqlous
amonz a. believe shat toe baginaing OF the end
is 81 han5; that the day Of peace aud rsuuien is
fsss apprsaching We do not share tbeso ror.
vielionsi ne are not 50 ssnguiue We do no.
expect to see The dawn Of thsi prooitious dsv
for twenty months % eons.
We bahevs thst the Adminissrsiion eou15
sherier our ecuhsIy's night il 1t would, but Ne
Just sa firmly bslieve that it never viii. If r
repealna iis 5bnoxious measures. gavs m ~
emancipation and c0ntleation schemes. sfanal
its poheysin accordance With the Csps-ilrIis-,
ard showed Itself wiling 70 grant the syutb s-.
ery Necessary guarantae taat iis rights would
nor BE- agsiH vi0laisd, then indeed thss blessed
Gay might dawn to-merrogi but what sane mar
believes that it ever vii 81. bu0ysd up by
recent successes, i viii rush madIy on, and The
day 0f grace thas has bsen granted 10 Il viii
pass unimproVed- = night make conesssions
now gTacsf1lly; Is mighs make proposals for
peace and reeonstTueli0n without danger of "a
being misundsTstood OF attributed 10 erhaustior,
it might, i would, give up its erolehet aud
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Runners have been cetfctuE, Tor some 'sys
past, ,aespec iag fEs sia'e slfs 1er5 up the river
but from " szti tsvs .usIni tl.s m3-nisE, aul
fr~Hn q scucs tha5 may bs rloost con5i} -Ted
eEeisi. cur f0rcas are FL, quiet p-ssessjon again
of Brashear CRY, au1 he wh,is country ip-
clEded ou tiiis si1e o. BafH' KS hay--ths eus-
NJ having lell ibs g.guud 70 us, wissly o1H-
Gliding dat it 3 an.sna7is = tagm; re
u. .h GoHnecttHs. Col f-c-, ard tie l35h Corr
nsctiaai, Col BiTgs, are 10 P0aaesfen Of The
city ef Brssbaar
Eists b. regretted that IRE sssny sbeuI5
hsve Eia5g cuo3 ihe.r escale With what ultu1er
fbsvn.ag hsvs gCI.psd toga.i-eF kui ibe bisfse
ff thefe Be- 60 fuy rlare--sECgid 15f .sl cn
orr l.,l5 iorees Had Grover aud Wsitzsl been
4, ,otssvzion If siE Hnes the i-Tces at their dis
possl. II sTcuid bsve esen ias % exempt sHy
nr-guit with back eogC--Brazheer City-lefi
oDsn % size flying rgBss W1y Cur gunboais
were not, isng since. found tneTa 70 Lem tsein
IN y-fils nuF lard fsrces ceuld hsVs advanced 20
ssrnrs Them. isaahst ! DO Bot understand.
Ii vzs kave fsilsd 10 cairsP them, however, We
b.,s tHis cons elaii1n irit. anl that Is. that We
f-.re .sse-s l-ossh Of them to dsapise iaer in--
Dofenes. AN ,as voIe dan idle Enmsss and
fasfs With which a cerisin class Of CORES p1pe-
suls ia New York papers, have been gegai e
the North for Wsek past re psotng Fhe dangers
Of invasion here. resolve themselves, the,3tofe,
into peurile nonsense, lf not srything worse.
Respecting the stat8uf be giver side, between
ihis ana Port Hudson, Sd 30 reported perfectly
I quiet Our boats aesn up dsd down with per
Z feet impuni,y and If the guerillzs have made
ss1y. muTdeIOHs asaauit upcn Ctioncele1s women
and Children passing aloaE the river, the fact
has not come b by kssRls8ee. III Csy 20
-ecommsnes sael helsh wo-k tha cure seems
s;r,pie enough, if oar In ilsgy EuthorIliea wsuld
oriv apbiy i in earnest, VIZ 10 srdag The rss-
esls ub. ike ofsisus, 81 tee way from here to
Cairo Il neesssaryi and ehioree such penalties
svaifst ths districts q 1iok saeA mHfaers oceHr,
tsst lhs Peopis themselves VIII De glad 70 form
,Isusslves mo q psiiea Tor detecting sae mar
Se-ere. and banding them over for punishnent
FoRF ADAMS FoRrFYIzG-
Among he latest r1mors-n0 doubt Etarted
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ANortharu letter dated jackson, Mississippi,
July 20th, says;
Gen. B1ssog, chief Of csFairy ia Gla Sher-
mans army, has just retained frola q NEST
brilliant expedition e Canton, Mics, And be-
yon2. At CaHtou, On the 18Th, ho lnes JOHNS
sons cavalry division, 1000 st9ong, vita tbFas
places Of artillery Altar q severe snFsggHents
re drove him acfoss Fssgl uver.
Oar i9Fos eonsistsd Of 1000 OF Rassay's
csvalTy sad 1000 infsn .ry, Commanded sy Col.
Hood, 5sa All l5.h Ohia. Thsy destroyed 6
railroad bridge over the Big Black at Canton,
5grRed Way's bluG alton, burned six miles Of
aiires1 tack OF the Jaeksou, Nav Oflssus and
Mississippi C,Rtral Railroad. Five locomotives.
hity ears, thirteen large manufacturing essah-
lissaens Aed RAILROAD buildings WsIs eomplsts-
IL Destroyed.
The ID Kie works were burned. aad also one
hasGTed thousand feet Of lumber st CantSa-
They aiso destroyed two mis OF tack, burned
TIVE locomotives, twenty-five cars ia ths depot
and large lot Of cotton At Calhoun Iaey
else burned the poutooR bridge On which 7hn-
s.on crossed the ferry at Grants mills, and
bn'nsd several bridges On the TAil7oad.
We esptursd about ons hundred prssn9rs.
/ Oar loss Is twenty killed aud wounded. The
yalue Of the property destroyed is immense,
/ The Railroad is completely destroyed for forty
miles. Johnston's whole army is demorAlized
aud ia full rst,ost to Meridian. Mississippi IS
completely conquered, aud the peopl5 ars beg
| ging for dsliyeTanes Iom S1ufharn rule. 6en-
Steele is stll in pursuit Of ths fleeing enemy to-
Z wsr3 Ms1i5isn.
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the rebel asg floating over the St. Charles, ard
I GIagra3ar and staff going down to take poses
sieg Of oar forts here-is one % tho effect that
the rebels are fertifJiRg Fort Adams, near the
month Of tie Rad TivaT, and that they hsye A.
rssly ebstrueted our beats going TO Vieksburg
Although do not belieTe ono word Of th's' it Is
stil 0Re Of thoas possibilities, II not INN sS@.e
I Broba5ilities. which shoHld keep ear nAEal az
thaFtiss M to tho racst sleePless vigilance Oar
gGsbast. sbsrld ba perpstually moving up and
( dsvs ths river, destroying every sambisRes OF
/ sa si.smpt 70 fsrtify tire river sides a yRry
fsy- 5svs Of iueunity can enable the rebels to
4iapt On Fort Adamss or any ether esaEnandiBg
sositien. fortifeatisa tkas may cause rs much
trouEle m reducing and Heaven knows thst the
prseisEs bl0cd, poured out like water at Ficks-
barx and Pert Hadsen, is yet too fresh fer rs to
hsVs forgotten already tie terrible lessons just
taught us. ~
THs FUTURE PROsRAslsIE--11oBILE WAITED.
Speculation is rife here a. to what is ts be the
rsezt rlovs on the ehess-besTd Of war. To stand
SIN vvs caa scarcely afford; sHd yet 70 sc en-
iu these sultTy sumner months, seems tsxing
tie energies Of eur brave fellows tee Hush.
Tsas we shah take a little breathing spsll, and
chew tao sud of mediation over the fan Of PsFt
Hudson, seems e be the prevailing suspicion :
but Is Is precisely because everybody Is thinking
SO that Gen. Esnks--in his usual mysterious
mauaer-ngy do the very reverse.
One thiug We are al hoping, Ena that IS that
Nobils win not lone be allowed to 90 ssett free,
and pester us with Der blockade runners ass
msnafaesuTeYs Of bogus news, to sti9en rebel
bseEbones IN these attitudes. Bst who IS to
have The honor Of taking her, Banks or Grsuu
Grant, with his victorious army, could sweep
down upon her, afysr clssfing Johnston out Of
{ lss way; o. Bseks-prsperly rsintofcsd-eeuid
6s It. But here comes IN difficulty, nos oi
ho77 and when ts bring Mobile to its senses, but
uf psJely military etiqgstss and supremacy
s7bich tve bigbly meitorious generals Taay b
runniHg foul Of esch others Asld Of eclioh and,
perhaps isuTels-
s5ould Be- fie lass man e entertain even a
/ thouvhs thAt either Of those grest geRsrais
weu.i aiisT thsir privato Appraisers to be
weighed for 8 moment against tha pu6iie good !
Z but 81 We sl knew wha! military PuHctiLiie is,
AID how cfisa wheis nation nay Be kept
{ w9ifiug vhii- men ia hlgs staten are boWinE
aa5 psrleyiog as 10 who shat hssi 50 Through
4 tie doorway.
If thsre Be aay Rtsls Bitch il thsss arrange
msnts, Il Is to b. hoped tilzt tbs Presidsus, es
I Cesuuias 5ec-io-ekisf, wit soon rsDsYs IS for
| rhs esurtTg has ssTious matters hsisrs II, snd
bat little tisss 30 dsyote 70 military stqzesie Il
,7aats Mobile aid nus} havs it, 30 msstsr By
TAom. - how, OF when il s taken, 50 tbat i be
speedily,
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The New CrIesus correspondent Of iss Eow
York TInlss, ia Jester 5s.e5 JAY q, makss
tae suti9iuea statements, which ere as fail ef
Tankss bruEcadooia e. anything oi the kind
/ lately published Twill bo seen that tho Ysu-
KEGS have a strong yssruiug 90 the possession
n Nozzle.
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We were fearful far awhile that the lhssa.sn-
ing dangers Of the times W0sld cause this esm.
ssny 70 suspend operations and move all their
machinery. Tue establishments hss become So
mush identified with The interests Of this eour-
y, ana ihe coantie8 adjoining, thas Il seemed e
matter OF necessity thss It's benefits should b.
sil eoniHuea to thou notwithstanding the
aovsTnaeHt might BE- deprived Of soms Il thu
advantages hsrst8iors derived from ft We
learn from COED saihoritF, tha. the machinery
VIII not Be iaksn away, and al the opelaEisns
eonFiaued as horatofsrs, Wifh the exception of
making shoes and slsthing fer the Gsvsrumsut.
Which has hssR discontinued. This viii give
tie company an Opportunity Of more fully meet
ing the demands and necessities Of the people
ct the eouniTy.
Col Wsasen has made liberal doaasion lar
the wives and widows Of ths soldiers OF the
country. He proposes 70 give thsm ten hou-
ssnd p0und5 Of AaRr. This Is 10 b divi1s3
equally between them By The commissioners,
Eho are to determine, bssWesa themselves. hogT
much goes 70 each disisicg. ana then draws on
Colonel Wssson for the respective srnsunis.
Grssnsboro Aliss Hgoiiss.
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-. - aaetemsasa.

To ges the truth from tie West is surely Ike
hsuhng il up fTOm tss bottom Of 8 well. Whom
Grant first tsil back from jackson to Vicksburg,
igWas posilivsly STATED that tbs mass Of his ar
my had moved up ths river Then ths noTa-
naent was restricted to Aarusids's csrps snd one
esrps oi Granite army. Next t1is contra
dicIsd, and she main body Lad meF6d ioseH to
rlyeE--tWenty-tgo tgsnsPore via troops were
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PROM MORRIS ISLAND.

We have to make the ssas repert which
hss formed the story Of cur last few issues. All
was qniet on Saturday balil f0sr o'clock P. NJ
when a gunb0st approached Fort Wagner and
threw ssaswhat less thsa tbs usual number el
shells. Got long after ths firing bscsme qaits
spirited batHsen oar lana batteries and thoss ei
ihs enemy. Tbs casualties Of the day weTa one
killed aad tvs woandsd. On Sunday the re-
Rose OF ths bsrbor was, for the most part, un-
broksni though, sss before sunset, Battery
Eimpkias commenced - throw It's shalls with
its wonsea accuracy iato the batteries Of tbs
eueay Nos one Of The ggnboats discharged s
shot Their inaeii0n is perhaps 20 be s.tribRsOd
to the Intense heat Of tss w5sshor.
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- The steamship Meuimas from this Dors
10 Nassau, was caPiuTed ss sss on the 27th uIt.
whsn abont oDe day cat Shs must have bean
chased for geod long way. Tie Msrrnar
with Esr lsEgs and Falasbls eazgo, vas chiefly
owned ia Wi.mington, and her capture VIII -.
isil heavy loss upon many Of our citizens wHo
had invested in she enterprise to a grestsr Of
lsss -IRilmiagteH Joarn4i, 81 iEsi,
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CharlssiOn EassiiigeHoo.
Prem the Courisr, Aug lDl
NF1Ks FROM TIE IeIANns

The news from the isiauds since cur last is
shout tho same as ususl Oa Saturdsy night
TIE land batteries en- beth sides and Fort Sum-
e, opened heavily for sbeUt two hours The
saly casualties on our side we're one killed and
two Wsunl lsa g; Battery Wagnar, The enemy
fred few Parrot shells ct the steamer DeKslb
yesterday evening. but effected nothing. The
firing was afterwards continued at intervals Of
fifteen ana twenty minutes. There has been
no eksngs Of any consequences 20 note in the
positioR and number Of vessels Of the enemy s
feet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-11
RRTrIsH sHrP OF wsR.

We learz that the British ship of war, which
arrived off this bar en- The 4th instant, was III.
M ship Plsver, from B,Tmpds, with dispatches
for The British esRsal At this porb and destined
f0r Fortress Monroe We are also ted that III.
p Walker, Esq H. M acting consul hero, hsv-
ing important dispatches to forward 20 bis Coy
ernmsat, netug il conformity with the regals-
ton prescribed by The President of ths Confess-
rBse States, foFbidding The transmission Of dis
patches through the sasny's hnes, made reqsi-
siti0n for change OF destination, sad IN eonse-
qRenes the Pisvsr has sailed tor Halifax, n, S
DEPARTURE OF PRIsOsgRs.-Fbs Yankee
prisoners confined ia jail, ninetasa IN number,
incIusisg Capt L. s. Paiuo and The crow ofthe
stasm frigate Wabash, lately cspiHred leave fer
Columbia this nerBing Tnsy are accom- panied
by o guard ffsw csmpaBy e, l6lh regiment, IN
der TIE eonmand Of Lisus. Moses Levy.
-. ~. nr.rerr,- lrsrn.l no /
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TAKING TO WATER

WslesTD from an intelligent gsntlensn, who
came fIom fredericksburg yesterday, that the
onsnsy'd infantry were az Bs1ea church, about
fear miles above F5lmouth, en- ths WsrrenioR
read. A force Of cavalry, supposed 90 be BE-
tween Eve hE1drs3 and q thoBsaud are en-
esmpod st SsH0fd Court House, and eo-1muni-
cate with Aqua creek, wheTs number Of
Funbslts and transports are lying Fhe Yam
Kess Hovor feel safe Ewsy from the EateT.
Mezsrs John II. Settles, EjwsTd Waller Bad
DR.. Etono, esnmsbia cidzsHs Of Sssfferd county.
we're arrested on Sunday, sn8 on SIonday were
seen 90 the read 10 BFook's station, uudsr
easId. D.. Stone ha3 his hands tied. Il was
sspposea they were on theif way 70 Washing.
ton, or 70 tie prison snip AZ Aqua creek. where
Sc many Of our citizens suffered last winter and
sprins snd from the harrhle treatment endur-
I ed, lost their lives. The Yankees say 10 ons
shall Tomain In the lines but loyal ei,iz sns.
I Our informant says b. legef saw oar tToops in
I better eonditiOn,- OF more esu6dant Of victory.
( The soldisrs are vsTy bitter in their denunciz-
tions Of those v no ere always cr9aking and
prohogyiRs disasters 60 CONS.
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To- ID Advertising. q

Al aavsr issmaats w d Be charged two aoiIsFs per
square fsr the rst i1ssrtoa AID dollar and nfy
cents fer cash Subsequent Insertion.
Losl notices WI be charged At the rais q ff5y eta
PsT ina
Obtzsry noticss charged At he Tats of twenty-five
-z sr linz and al other zrelss not Of general public
In.e-set b a-her sdvsrIIssmeniE
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CTRJCT a-tsueion paid 20 GOVERNMENTS, a
- evs de crpton aod r-I1lltsuess FTstsPt.y made.
aOriers rssPsciin b solicited SD csrefrl Gied-
fvR-2uH
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setusl.y counted passing Nstsdez. Then the
Nertheru papers tell us this etay had feachsd
PER- HGdsea with Grant 70 coa1nana-
I'osdEy the whole Of the foregoing 3 positive
II sontrsdictsd, and a uasn jus ffcsn Vieksburg
la raigbls msn,7 ef csglaa-daelsrsa that
agant with his whsle army Is e YieltsbaFg, and
that 40 solaieTs ksFs been moved, sEeaps GER
tsin number ffena each gomgsuy vh0haFe gene
home on sizty days lurioVstBs = alao eaya
sks cholera has sypsaTed aus'Hg their ;-a3Ps and
q killing larFs aanhsIg Waich oi tlese
stories are we b bslisYsE Wh0m and Uhat are
Va 10 helieRa - aiahils .Eagislsr
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Passengers from Gen. Lss's array, who arrived
by tAs Central Hsis lsst svs-iEg, repcTs every.
thing quiet and 20 signs Of al advaBes Of the
eHsmy a Washine-en dispatch 70 tha New
York Tises. dalad August u, sisted tasl Gen
Mas5es troops bad os-n ordered 20 prepare five
days rgtens. sn2 PIE tic cd sn imysr.aat move
Esent close 81 hand. il is q little singular l the
author Of thai dispatch was night, thst Meade
should be So slow i mzkirg &C.
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oval,

m G. eItlss. COMMISSION MERCHANT. asa
i deaier fn al kinds e. eeuntry prodace hes 20
Moved frince hs ists ssUTs ia be Aurertsa tnaial
- trrre5, :, lhe store Isteiv ucszPicd by ElPley
NEoaa Craekary u.ETclsEts FhilealzA ~ eel t7st
sa.nr ,rau ksuzRz Ha-es are store. Were De- vi b.
.Tr- 10 = al serve al ~ h ffisaaz and custssTs
FoR saIE-A Isrzs and aeA assslisd ttock o.
Z traeksry a1s GlasEFa-e.
wa sm t.A A'Ehh
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RRMOVAL!

ETkVuz1E rsnoFsd err ofice and prizciFd sters
rssua 81 tis sps cI1rs iding eeantig erected BY
s-.-srE sEiulous a Eifcuoas AiaDama Eireet isfc
"a deer fom the ETreas edcsl, ne shall Always ee
80 ~ ssrvs our nHu-erean ENDS and customers %
l5ur zurr place busiuees.
gls " zrehsusa or y htshau street, Cclier's block
VII sui b. open Ter fhe osEe and f0rr ardlzg ef al
tisscriptous 81 uarctanaiE-.
WILLIS & Young,
-,s14rsl Coma.isniuu Aerc1auts aHd s1le-a = geuiz
agrr sTfnsrrr HiFreL
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Our EacalIon

On whitehall street. Between Deca-
sur ana the Atlanta ana West Foint
E1ailroad-
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MULE COLLARS WANTED!
PROPOSALS. viii be resolved q this Oaiss until
n E-DAV the 25th q August. ls63. FOR supply
#rt- TIN THOUSAND lG00ol ACLE COLLARS,
AS. OF either Poplar Black MCEs
Oh ksa purcha-s 81 far prizes sli sle1 Gel ar that
nav bs delivered 81 any QuartarmEsters Depot iu ne
state 9 Georgia. Samples b. seen al my afice.
u u WIEE EEORE.
Major and Qua.terInasiss, G. s. A,
u--at AuFusts. ca
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stock was removed into the street, and this
nsIniag scattered In 81 directions. end lTamPled
in the dust BY or soldiers. SsveSsl kegs Of
liquor we're found smong The stock Of this drug
store, sud 4 is nat ct al Improbable that the
soldiers, ignoFsnt Of its nature, partook Of anti
-.aniai vine
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lmonv ihe lliest r1moIs-n0 dopbI EtaTLeo
by the same Teliabie Aebils gentleman who sac
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