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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-23
MATTLs0N,s NERVE INVIG0RlT0a.

= For Nervous Debits; iiSeninal Weakness; Loss Of
Power; Mpotencg; Confusion Of Thcoghf; Loss Of
Memory; shTta6is IeniPsr; Gloomy Aipretensten$;
fear; DeSpOHdeHcy and AetaachOiy ubtch man
end q Loss 81 Reason - rhi> new remedy Ior
that fearful train Of mental and physical evils arising
from Venereai excuses, and secret habits OF the
young. is acomposea of tht soothiag strenl tn
e1ing ard lnvigoratnp medicines be found in the
whole Vegetable Kingdom, forming, in combin xtion
the mos perfect AntidOte for This obstinate and
distressing class of maadis yet discovered IL
has now htcn sent 10 nearly every state in the Union
relieving The untold suferGgs Of tundreds who have
never seen the Invent =, restoring them health.
strength and happnass Ole rrge bottle lasts month
Price $40; half size, $3.50. Esg THESE F45 UR
G8sGAE Il GsEEDsES are the result Of over
twenty ears study and practice, and no. prepared
they known to be the VERY for their
purposes | therefore induced m he them public
for the benefit of those who Otherwise could never ayaii
themselves of their virtues. The are all warranted
represented IN every respect the Price vii BE-
refunded NJ Prepared and s1ld ONLY by DR. MAT.
DISEASES ne 70 UNION \, STREET, rIovdtnce K j.,
closely sealed ackage secure from observation on re-
canl TIC nrirs maj .---.V'. ~ ~
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COPYRIGHT SECURED
GREAT INDIAN REMEDYF0R FEMALES
RHATTIS0N'S DlURETIG COMPOUND.

For GoaorAaq, G!eet, Structures, Grare1, and
all Diseases of he GFiaGrp Organs. GzS% This new
Nitre' Cubebs. Turpenti9e or any other ma seous
arpss put IS an elegant ven staSie liquid pleasant
its operation as ing Al heat aud irritation in the ur
nary passages You, therefore, who nave taking
Balsam COpatpa, either in capsules mixtures, for
months unit sick snd pale, your breath and clothes
filled with its vile Udor throw away the disgusting mix.
lures and send for bottle of his Netr Remedy which
will not only you al oRce but Il will eenntu the
system from the bad effects Of the mix you have
been takin long. 1t - ~arante to in one haJ
the time any other medicine the price UU be re-
funded ONE BOTTLE OFTEN SUFFICIENT. Price S3-two
bottles at time, So.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-23
nFFIGE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,
ENRO LINEN LIST S

II n RIO L l. NJ e n L L | 5 I s
EI
lie, of al, o-s,rs er-oIeJ uudor tho CONSERVATION
a u; ~ ~ o. 1i i $50 H. +Ga synrSi accs
A. III ~, M ny y, =" aus i-~NO' u P " ~ '' i
haiIieu ostO ,,, g.. nj, III, 7,r,s+ ,5arotot =
.,f T. - al ~ NJ III ~ 81 ii "
Ills Dis'le' Ill 'iio''ei p"it VI '''i' P"PSi'
WARD ONE.
A NJ. Eaton's Store corner OF Union and School st.
Charles E. Gates store OF Union aud Exchange
street.
Court p Ills Counting Room Union street.
Hhitney's Hotel, (Eage) 80 Main ct.
Bay State House, Main street
WARD TWO
Jacob HsuG Lincoln Spare Hotel, Boarding House.
y orcester Gas Light Office, lincoln square.
Adams square School House, adams square.
j. Fish's Grocery store IL Arch st.
j. Z. Woods Grocery store, corner of Prospect and
Summer St
o M EAloh Nreeeft o'olo' 0oiheI VI NhioH anu
ech'ei ST. v,.pD rrorp
PCS. oe,co aJsin at AMI 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-23
w ORCESTER HORSE RAILROAD.

Re5ster Square Cars
Leave Lincoln Square ct no. 30 100 1870, 90, IS
$50 9ON $50, 1000 10 80, II o. ll3O, n45 NJ; I20O
I3l5, 20 z q l9O, l5 10 !45, 200 l5 80 245
SIS go As TOO ms, 73) $50, 900 $50 TO- 10 80
Leave Webster square at 70 $50 20, So S2S, a,
81. 80 $50 10 20, 1883 ll29 IL SO II a. IL ~
Il a. 1888, LA l29, IA, So 2l4 20. 244, So S4
329 Sl4, So 4I44 49, 50, 5l4, 30 5.44 50, a. 49,
SIT SIS H. 72s IA 759, 49, $50, y29, 9.59 l029,
~ 5gP. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-23
lMpOaTEMT NoTICE TO lNvELlns.

~ over Three Hundred Thousand Dollars are maid
70 swlnelns quacks annually in New Epea,d alone
Whlch IS worse than Mr0gR aHdg. This comes frnn'
SS'ns to the false and deceptive advertisements or
men gaining thenis lives Doctors who have no medical
education, ana whose only rec0nm datier is " ar
THEY SAY OF THEMSELVES Advertising physicians in
nine eases out Of ten are ipoSters ana the oniy sae
way s to go to some regular practising phgsician o
you RRo~; or, Il you prefer tOcGnsut one who ms
your case SPEC Atty be that he is ebys;c,nn
and net Petender OH you will have reason t regret
H. - Dr. AZ at sion is the o " regular lhvsi I'm
IN Providence II not in New England " hn ixa,t,sn
making "a; specially Of Pirate 5alades and he ives
uuonqteu te:lmonias rom some OF the most eminent
one stamp for postage and them ith
1alnpnIeL on SPECIAL DISEASES, and DISFkSL
or WOMEN, sent free. DR.. N. is a reguarly edncaicd
phys esn OF twenty years experience ten in an eSfer
slve general Practice until declining health comrciied
him TO relinash that and adopt the SPECIALLY To bcL
Tor the last ten years he has devoted his whole aten
ton. as Advice III Office free; by letter sl VII
yoHr name, town, and state plainly aud direct 10
aiATTiSDN. 0''i W OA'
No. % Union st. Providence. RI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-23
DR. MAT Tis0a's Alternative SYRUP

Sore TTroGt, dfoat1 and No5e: Ioss or H Hn,":
old Sores; Srettinqs; Psins IN he Bones, and ali
other signs Of Secondary Fenereal Di5dse. ns- No
remedy discovered done what has been
achieved by this Under its every form of consttu
tional syphliic faint is speedily cured and in short
time the subtle poison is complete cradicated from
the system and hcat and st ength are permanently re-
stored HWos His remedy that cured qentifnan ). on
ne South then stoTPng a Newport, and Tor phich he
presented Dr. ~ eth $3.50 besides 6itL after havin0
been under the treatment o. The eminent py Sicigns
in Baltimore, Phtlddephd and Nep York for FIVE
YEARS. One large bottle LASTS mOuth-PrirA $40: luf
$3.50 Sent by express, receipt the pice by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-23

NEW ENGLAND DYE HOUSE
Al OFFICE I45 Court STREET, BosroN
Office in Worcester at
P. Y0UNG's, 300 Main St., opp. Brlnley Rsu.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-23

eassssa5.zs97s57s WESTERN RAILROAD
ss1sz-:==s=5sssEF ALL 1RRAEG E8gENTS.-Com.
~ s. snenclng MONDAY, Nov. l6, Is63.-Bos-
Leave Worcester for Albany and way Stations (ac-
colimodauonl at 90 a. IN. and 4.O5 p, m.
For New York and Albany, (exp) zoos M and 90 p.
m.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-23

preparation intended meet and electuahv remedy ana
cure CAKES of Female difficulty confirmed transient
and is the only PrSnaraiion '.hish will accomplish That
known throughout New England and other sections OF
the Union and whose success and Testimonials far
coed those any other practitioner of bis age, in all
branches OF Pirate Practice 10 be found in the coun-
try r. No preparations are warranted Genuine un
less purchased at the office Of DR.. HILL. Nc. Dor
2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-23

RULLARD'S BALM OF GILRAD
street, by the gross single BEETLE dtf myIa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

wnAr 1 RxPuDllcAN SssAroR SAID
The Hon. John p. Hale said, E ON hi
place 10 the Senate. during the E, st year
Of the var: ~
III declare upon myIrssp visibility as a
Senator, that the lihcrt:es Of thi. coun-
try sss 10 more dAnar to-day from the
go spt'eos and pod ga:y pracsiced in
The various departments Of the govern
msat thes they are from the enemy in
the field
.sllae ~ opponent Of the administra&
{ 0tssr 80 suythiug more swespisr
~ dsmse'ng than thisiss Il 20, lot i b
pslsted euG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26


Dec.cAse Of Pcpuin ion In Canntia.
The Canadian papers are discussing
the subject Of decrease OF population.
A writer in the Torooto Leader s-ys:
"Wh,lst we are speaking Of defense,
militia, &c, &c., our indus rious aud in
d,spepsatle classes of Mechanics, work.
men, laborers, etc, are, til their fam
lilies, leaving daily 10y the hu, dred from
our land to obtain a substance In 8
neiyhbo,ing country afflicted by a civil
war. Our population, already made :
uuate to this ,mne, Sc territors, Is every
day decreasing immeasrrabIy. The
forests, the wilderness. which not long
$, ce wre so rapidly changing int
beautiful fields, Dire, I'd less the preserving
baud Of man. New towns are no lon
ger seen spring up. Capital, brought
into the country former J by The exer-
,ioss OF some Of our great men, who
we've often ungrate!u.l. calu.nniated. no
longer contribute to the rnla cement or
cmLerish nent Of our cit es. mr. TO the
erection Of new public td,fires; but id
den, as It we're, is unproiitsble t, the
pubic welfare. Even foreign immigra
ton. the tue wealth OF a new county,
and which, 10 . certain degree, was
prosperous aud had fund its way to
Csusds, ha- also Of ls,c turncj its tide
to the Ua,,ed States. But enough Of
these calanit'es."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
% Horse Owners.

DIR SWEETS INF LILLE L!NTMENT FOR
HwRSES is unrivsled by sny. and In al cases ~
Lsmeness. arising from ~prains. Bruises or
Wrenching, its eject is magical and certain
Harness or i'd Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c., 1t
vii. also care speedily. Spasin and R,nebone
may be easily prevented aud cured in their inc, D.
lent stages, sn. confirmed cases are beyond rossi-
bility of radical cure No case of the kind.
however is 70 desperate or hopeless that il m ~
be allevisted by this Linmsnt, and its fait. full
application will .lways rem,ve tho Lsmeness, and
pahle The horses 10 travel with cou parstve ease.
Every herse owner should have this remedy 1t
h,n1 for IFS timely use at the first appearance Of
Lsmene will efectu lily preveAt hose iormid able
diseases menti ned to which all harsss ere liable
ssd Viii ,ha r-uder 90 many otherwise valuable
horse arly worthless.
See Cd, egfisement. sR1S-dv1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

REBsL Troubles ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
The Richmond Examiner Of Friday
lat SAYS:
"There is no hing pleasing from this
side OF the Mississippi. Senat r 8sown
add essed the PEI PIE at Brandon, on the
25 ult., approaching them Tor taeir
timidi y, and attempt ag to arouse them.
there ,s undoubtedly much emoraliz =
ton in the Cis-Mississippi. The liver
is crowded with trans sports, that nigh,
be destroyed BY = single battery, but
the selfish interests Of property holders,
who tear retaliation, secure tue tsan.it,
Of the enemy and rerfess those demon
stfaticns OF attack which We had expect
I'd &eOad have ere this, been uads on
The bssks If The Mississippi"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
A Friend in Need Tryit.

DIR. SWEETS lNfALLIBLE LINEMENT, is
prepared from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet,
Of Connecticut, the great bone setter, and has
been used il his practice for the last tsenty years
with the most astonishing succe 8. As an exter-
n ! remed 1T is without rival and will allevi-
ate pain moro speed ~ than any other preparat
For all Rheumatic and Nevous Disorders is truly
infallibe, AMI as curative for Sores, Wound {
~prains, bruises, &c, its eoothing, hesline srd
powerful strengthening properties excite tho
ust wonder and astonishins nj Of all who ha vc
ever given it . trial Over one tn ,ussnd csrti6-
icates of remarkable cures performed by i; within
the last two years, attest this fact. See ADVERTISE
MeOt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

Observation-Disclosures.
ID Asess,, 1851, Alderman. whoss
ssdo We fos6oas mss. being, ct the re-
qadl Of ct iniormaat, Mt tb's city ~
. u Iuptess, leasing beh'sa b'm wife
Aud = household cat { at he thong ht
mucu OF. He made his sifs promise
that wbesever ois fAvosite cat lad kit
tiers che would 1T kill them. bst keep
them and their iucrssss until his return.
Faithfully the soman hasieps her prom
lee, and this forenoon, - ~ ssw eur.
ssive., has about ner hosse IL the THIRD
ward, in which che lives, 10 . ssed id.
joining. and rscisg ssose the Psseisee
the old cat and Der children, grssd child
rem, crest grand chiId'es, ETC.. etc, to tb'
number Of toe hundred and mine cat
and kitssss.-La Crosse D.n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

President Liocoln's suggestion, in his
recent letter that Uncle Sans fsvorite
bird was not tsloned eagle, but web
footed duck or goose,has fred the muse
of . poet 10 Peoris, Ill, who breaks iute
song 10 the following style
We have no esgle-chsngs 10 there
Abe s~spped ou- bird awsy;
We have no eagle any more,
Bald headed, black or grew.
Abe ~ .ppsd a~ay our glorious BIRD
g ches. ed like the duce!
The talon. for the web foot vent,
The esge for the gooee!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
TJtUe,s the O.eesftO,e !.

w Gfocsriesf Patterson = Yopmsrs keen,
The bsst Pie Plant, Asparagus, Lettucs. Ia town.
aud thsy cell Eeg, Buster. frssh Lake and River
Fish. Chesse. Cider. Al ar, Potatoes and kp
pies. Call there when you want the best. sfts-
ves ct the cheapest prices. Brady sttsst, nexf
Plsnusg'p Reek 1Nsee. ay1o6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

LONDON, Sept.0.
Mr.. Cyrus W. Field will return to
America on Saturday next in the steam
er China.
The contrast for the manufacture and
laying down next summer Of good sub
s.an,i4l cable between Ireland and New
Foundlaud, was signed on the 9Th inst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

It is 6 -timated that the mineral wealth
OF Nevada territory will be euftic'e"t 70
paw national deb. of $40, 900, 900, 900,
to give every returning soldier silver
murket, and to furni.h all our IRON clad'
With = plating Of silver thicker than thei'
present coverings Of iron. At that rate
bankruptcy doesn't seem to b iuml-
n Mt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
THE fNSEE.ssOs~ h xPERtENCE
0& Hna-Alica

Error OF THE DEx Graf AND NEwS-Dear .Sir !:
With your permission wish 70 say to thc read
ers of your paper that viii. send by return mai
to all who wish it, tfree) Recipe, with full d.
rec ions for making and using simple vegetable
Bal y. that -ill efectually remove, in 10 days
Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles and all Imrnri-
ties of the Skin. leaving the same soft, clear
smooth and beautiful.
81 will also mail tree TO those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faccs, .imele directions and information
that will enahis them to start a full growth Of
Luxuriant Hair. Whisg RS or Mou stache in less
than 80 days. All applications answered by re-
tn n mail without charge
Respectfully yours TBOS. F. CHAPMAN,
jc3O-d3m Chem st. No. e3l Broad way. N Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

A yomng lady in Springfield broke
her ne k IN trying t. escape being kiss
ed. Let this serve a. . warning TO all
nretty young ladies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
|. Misc ELLANEOUY. !,
MISC ELL u Gus. /.
wilcox AclDes'
= 0W In - MACHINE.
Price, Nh Hsmner 1 Teller, ~
TsAB wilcox GIBBS seWiHo nAGatNr
L sAs 49, sssA;ss w;lka ssesrd y prSes, re-
Family sewing,
Draidimg,
memsnGng,
FellinS.
Tackins,
GvAehf>.

OOeO10Hs
warranted not ~ rip 10 wear, svsa II the esso n
cut q frequent intesvsls end cleo under I'll oie-
eumstances ito survive the wash tab"
A patented device Of grsat utility 10 lessssrs.
prevents tho possibility Of the aaehiss being sun
in the wrong direct on Or the balsnes- whssl
Ano her feature waich deserves particular a.
ssnticn Is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which en-
mot Get wrong.
Its suphs ,ica'ly the god low priced fani,y
sewing machine that the public have long sssa
wanting for. -Bosson 7raascrps.
Its indeed wonderful prod uctiou m for fs~.
ily us, especially no other ~ii bess any eompee
ison with PHI. Er-sing Joa,nrl.
Auechanical wonder.--Sris~fifc Ams,icas.
Among the best and mos, serv,ceahle sewing
machines. Light and elegantly Anirhed ana 20
simple 10 its construction that Il sesms aimost
impossible FORT TO get out Q. rcpair PinsDure
Ciron,cle
Has combined With its own peculia, merit. ali
the really valuable Improvements " the higher
price machines. Penn .yirdnion.
This machine in tbs opinion Of The committee
iills more nearly the requirements Of perfec, ma
chine man sny on exhibition franklin Isstsfs4I
Report Of 1898
Taking into consideration simplicity m d ppess
dur'eiity and doing all w"ri the COMMITTEES vese
unanimously in fav.r Of the Wilcox 4 Gibbss. :
single thread machine Penn vicdmia C,nae II.
ric"lfnrdl !0ociesy's Report
We INST In justice express our confidence IN Ii.
merits OF the Wilcox Gibbs sewing machine. :
We ,nsder that's great disideratan has bee,
supp'ied BY II in proving beyond doubt that ~
threads are not. IS was supposed. necessary 70 I
eo"d machine CIri,fian Adrocaie and Journal
jane -, 1860.
Alter much wear and many Washinrs IN,
stitching Is found TO retain oil the roundnes
evenness and 6rmness which are 10 much admire,
ut frst.-Nep York SIN.
10 princi, lett is perfect Engineer Lndon,
Has evident oints Of superiority over III other,
] Philadelphia P,em.
fervi cable machine. Ofthis We have o.
peri"rce in our own family Boston 1rdrtley.
The beauty and simplicity OF its mechanism
are admirakle.- Ertress.
Nesewing ms,hine heretofore introduced ha
in ss short time acquitted such we'll merited DOT
ularitv.- Cnci~ra'i Gdzeffe
We esteem il the best machine for family use-
The stitch rs unsrceptionai -Signed Jy many hu,
d, ed citizens s( Philadelphia.
~ Send Tor n Circular ~
JAMES WILCOX Manufsc, urcr.
sp3-dtf SOS Broadway, N Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
PIANO . FORTE SONGS

PIANO FOR re SONGS,
lslasts atsug the lncldents Of the War.
nThe Cumbsrland." W ,ids By Longfsllow. Nu-
sie BY oots. song and Chorus; %
"Close his Eyes. his Work Is Does" Dirge for :
soldier. Song and chorus. Words BY Boxer.
Music BY Hutchison %
ais that Mother Bending Der Me-" Ballad. Nh
sis ~ J. C Johre IS
.Kesp this Bible Near Your Hesrt.' -
CONTRABAND SONGS.
apoor Rosa, Poor Gal" No. Of the songs o. the
Freedmen Of Port Roysl." Arranged By Lucy
McKim. 20
savoy Goes Cufes Starkwsather. Is
IA BRAN Linken las september
Told de Souf less you surrender
Afere de las Of rexs ueoember.
Away goes Cudee."
@Cu6es's Var Song AtarkWsatef. Is
obey ring d bslls. deg bson Dc gun,
here's j1icipe neas as& far.
Cos migaty thing h.b come to pass
Since Po9hey wont 70 wsf
The above 1gsilsd pest-paid @ rsesipt ef he
,,;es' OLIVER ~ SON 90 Rostos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

Universal Clothes WFingel
"a child can readily wiring out . tubfui O..
Clothes in . few minutes. u is in reality
CLOTHES SAVER! TINE SAVES ! and .
SrxxHorH SAVER The saving Of garments will
alone pay large per centoge on its cost. " Q
think The machine much more than PAYS FOX
ITSELF EVERY YEAR, in the saving OF gar
ments! There are several kinds, nearly alike
ia general constructor, but W consider it imrcr-
tant that tho Wringsr be fitted with Cogs, other.
wise mass Of garments may clog the rollers, ami
tho rollers upon tho orank-shaft slip and tear the
clothes, u the rubber break loose from the shaft.
Our own IL ono Of the first make, and 1t IL -
GOOD - NEW after nearly four years constant
use"
Evsry Wsi~ger with Coy Whetlc 70 Warranted ~
Esery Particular.
70 UT~rtMger cnss b. durable
sClSAOses Cog et'heels.
A good CAsv AsssR is wanted in every town.
ESH- On receipt II the price from place whore
no one is selling We will send tho WrDger free 81
expense.
For particulars and circulars addresa.
X. G. BIZ .WNIN0,
al 347 Broad cay, N. 7.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
NEWS FROM GEN. nooxsR's ARMY.
HEADQUARTERS, Army or THE roronAc. I

HEADQUARTERS, Army THE ForonAc.
April ~, 1853. J
Tho intelligence from the Upper RappahlnDock IL un-
important. Yesterday tho commanding ofncer Of tbs
rebel Black Horse cavalry and six captured II
Waterloo. Thero stil many OF the enemy on this
side Of the river, whose ultimate capture certain.
Small squads OF rebels have OF late been crossing tho
river between the ords and prowlng about linos.
of these been captured but being outside
our lines cannot be properly regarded as spies.
Yesterday, among . number OF deserters who camo
over young man, whose ignorance Of aYas on tho
other side aroused suspicion, and finally dis.
covered that he was a deserter from army who
had escaped the enemy thinking that he could then
lines rebel deserter, be paroied and sent
home. lie Ia In irons.
civilian Ia being tried before q military commission
headquarters upon charges of signazing and orer
wise communicating Information 10 the enemy The
evidence accumulng quite conclusive and his execu
tion is more than probable
Surgeon Isaac wexam, OF the Sixteenth Michigan volun
teers First Lieut.. Allen and second Lieut. John a. Smp
son. OF the First Long Island Volunteers, and Second
Lieut. John Clarke he New York voun.
teers, have been cashiered tho service 0 tho United
States.
Tho river Is rapidly falling and the mud disappearing.
All quiet along the lines.