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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

CHAEeE or IME.-The change Of tims
in the runnipR of railroad trains goes int
eject next Monday. o.. -l, --'-' .s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

The ladies viii please notice that Mrs
Shaw has returned from New York.
novIl-I3f
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IIl haperlaF.st.l SllegeIaE.a. D
4. B. HALE, BAzKaR.
FHE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
AGENCY for 5-2o's
LOOAL NOrICEs.

GREAT ATrRAcTIoEs.-Imme crowds
daily 90 to the great Bankrupt Sale of Boots
and Shoes, No. lO9 Superior Street. near
Water Street, where they are selling Men :
dne Calf Boots Tor s. 90 per pair Ladies' fne
Caters, from 75s. to 81 25 Mems Strong
Boots, 81 so Mems Buffalo Over Shoes 500.
pei pair. All other goods in proportion.
They will be sold in quantities to suit, at
Wholesale and Retail, as the stock must be
closed out for the benefit Of creditors.
noVl3 124
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

.---z--- PHILADELPHIA, November 13.
The sales Of 5-20s to-day amounts 70
Ss79, 200, II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

A PRINTER, who understands Job and
ss-work, is desirOus Of obtaining a situa-
tion in some couutry office. Address "Prin-
ter" at this office. noY9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14
United srates Mint.

The coinage at the United States Mint at Phila-
dgIphia for the month o OcIcbsr was as follows,
NO OF PIECEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14
BUSINESS HOTIGkE.
y, W. GARE,
LIeeRsed var CIaIIa Aaent:


Licensed War CIaim 4gent.
Collects rOuntiSs, Feasions back ray, Prize Money
and other War CiaIms.
BTPsrsonAI Atieatiou Is given to tho prosecution
of Claims in the DepRrtm9nts ut Washington.
FF-AH psrscps having Claims shouId Apply in per-
1oD, or y lstIsr, st ohce. sEd IhHg Nii Fsoei's
PrompI atteerioR. :
ostIs-Bss Iss sGrsri0r-sl., Cleveland. 0.
w. d. BAKER,
Wholesale and Retail NewsdealeT end statiQn-
er, los Pubic gquuare, nesr Postofice, Cleve-
land, Ohio. ....-.
n. B.-CountTy dealers promptly supplied
GrGsrs solicited. sept2s:lsO.
ss- Dr. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
ElsetrOpsthy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia and al
nervous diseases, and diseases Of .ne Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver AID Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
gilSn 10 H3Gny formidable cases cured in this city
after othef physicians had iailed. Seo adYsrtlgs-
nent in another column: 0f3ee No. ll9, se4efs
street,
CLEVELAND WOOLEN MILLS.
A. & z. @. POPE,
Supelinlendents, Manufacturers and Dealers In
all kinds Of
WOO LEN GODS,
Consisting Of Plain d Fancy
CASSIMERE9,
DOESKlNS,
SATTINET9,
UNIONS,
FLANEELs,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC,
A good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
0fsee and Ssiesroolas,
NO s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, O..
sugS-R.2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

HoNGoPATHIO MEDICAL Books and Old
ochOOl Text, at Halls No. II Public Square.
nnyA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

HONE Manufacture Parsons Inimils-
bic CamphoraIed Dentitriee. sspt73R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

Receip.s mud ENpOrfs--New- York,
The rec ipts aDd exports o flour and grain at tie
u lem, ,ationod period were a. folIoEs:
RrnEInrs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

< 00INTEREST.-C A. READ l.
OSEO Co. Bankers e5 SupsriOr-rt, pay The
highsst raes Of prsmiC m fur November Coupons and
iHf.sraa4 Y Roufg noV2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN OF RosEs is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoE'T WAIT FOR THE
TooTHACHE. For sale by Druggists. Oct5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

- WANTED-A SITUATION BY A
w Young Man who has had four years experiebce
tn the Wholesale ard R tail Grocery busiTess Good
land. ohio. foYI2-l25"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

DOY WANTED-AT 146 SUPERT-
I'D oR-sT-, from u to Is years old, one that can
0File aud Il good in figures and can come we'll re-
eommendad. i German preferred novlll2f"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

sB HTANTED-A Coon STRoEG LAD.
w from Is 10 20 yea 5 Of age, TO take cara Of
-l1 tfe store GRO D BECK,
-li1-- 6ovI2-l5ss 20 Superior St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK is desigua-
ted as a Depository Of Public Monies, b. the
SesFetETy Of the Treasury. ALSO Subscrip-
ton Ageut for $50 DOnds. Will plfchase
Government Coupons and Gold at the highest
rates, nov5:236 3w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

CARRIER WANTED AT THIS 0FFICE.-
Wanted good faithful boy, who will be up
in the morning at four O'clock after the pa
pers, and have them delivered at half past
Liz o'clock. ROne oileF nes4 6Plly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

N0FEL0ST.-NoTIoE IS HEREBY
IN given that on about the first Of ce'oher lss.
tue Uudefs gnad lost rrnmi soTy Ncte executed BY
T.3 Lane aud p. Il. Dodge, dated 2st August lSSl
rayabie 10 samuel O. williamson OF the 2ist day Of
August, 1854, for the Of Eight bu dred Dolais-
All per on. are cautioned against purchasing The
same, as pay ynent has beep stupred
RAMgEL q. WILLIAMsON. T..
IN -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

DARTNRR WANTED-WIrH A
Cash Capital of Five or six Thousand Dollars,
IN a large and well established Boot and Shoe bust
ness in this city One acquainted with the business
prei0rred For particulars enquire At luis Office
address Post Once box 2l66. noyll-l25H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

Z UST-Us THURSDAY. Nov. 9Th.
4 while driving 70 Sewburgh, Ladies' rFeniaced
GOGD s ATCH. The finder will be liberally re
Rettberg. novy-lA-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

GT0VES-THasE IN WANT OF TIP
4 TOPff COOKING STOVES, for burning Coal, can
Be supplied at Gullifords, No 81 St Clair-st rs
CTRAYED or ST N-A
brown yearling COLT, with star 10 its fore
lead and one white hind foot Il WIS seen last We'd
hesday near the lnfrtnary, on the Brighton road
81 ii psy s n reward for Information OF its wherea
bozis. ". J.. h ALL, No. Is CarrOli-st-, west Side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
-four and wheat al the aforementioned places on
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

MONEY LOANED.-C. A. READ
81. lEf y CO, Bankers nssotiats Iosrs on good En-
doIsed N0tss; also, on Notes Secured By Mortgage,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

CIV EET CIDBR.-50BsIs SWEET
- Cider, direct from the press for sale BY
II A W1ENFR & CO.
noyl4-I25s 35 Riyer-St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

IT OST-A FAFCY WOoLEK Plush
BUOY ROBF-Dark brown color with Telley
F5fs on one side and purple, with white and tan IL
orsd figure or fhe other side. The finder will be lib
eral rewarded b. leaving word at this Office where
IL uaT be found. noyl4-l26wlta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

WANTED-A ST U TON BY A
w Young Man a. Cntter or salesman in a Cloth
ing HOUSE Has had eight years experience IN the
zane Address J. c. 7 box s223 P. o. nol4-l55N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

IT OSf-OH PRg sPEoF ST BETWEEN
n ! Sheriff and nuntingtop-Sts., 6entleman's
ENYX PIN set with pearls, and at tue time ID wes
iasf Ms attached 10 y red ribbon how. The hqdeF
~ b. sal tablg rewarded b. leaving It at tnis Once
lll.ra .I2l.
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REW ADYEETiSEREETS.

- TOR SALE sTO REET." HLOsT"
tsSF k6'Fs 81 g sFOUHO, -" BOARDING" e" "QUE-
nIEs, aud other short notices, not exoeeding
Torr urlrUg inserted twice ID this column foF
as eepfo, three tines IS oeuta, four times
50 cents for all over FoUR 1INEH, and not ex-
csadina ETGHT LTNEs, doubls ebove rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

DOLL BUTTER-CH- H-ICE Poll
n Butter at T. r GLENN & cos, At . cents per
Mound rnovl5-Iq51 l33 30NTARIo-ST
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-15
MOTHERS! MOTHERS! :!
WDTskEFsS!!!

DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETIIING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription OF one Oh the
best female physicians and nurses in the United States and
has been used FOR thirty years with never failing safety and sue
cess by millions of mothers and children, from the feeble infant
OF one week old to the adult.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the
stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. 1t will almost instantly relieve GRIPPING
IN THE BOWEL AND WIND collie.
We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy in the World in all
cases of DYSENTERY and DIARRIGA IN CHILDREN, ~he-
Their it arises from Teething or from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. None
Geauine unless unless the fac-simile of CURTIS X PERKINS,
New York, is ON the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers,
Principal Office, IS Dey Street, New YORK.
Price only % cents per bottle
REDINGTON s. CO,
46 and AS Front St, San Francisco,
3SO-6m Agents for California.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01
No. II.

The l,4iepsndynee was run as,,or,
near ;il- light t-hpRse and Abandoned.
when cur brave \oys took posses.
sion of iaer, and lAlitriy turned her
over 70 lter owner. N1le h. r..up then
commenced sheliilA our t,oous La.
wing lost' ss5,ooo \p,,l. Of cotton
by not capturing heA
: On the Saturday Moving tl.is
affair another boat wa cotton vas
-un ashore. and the l,k.es after
landing 'Ac cot'on, kA it under
their guns. w:1i,ing an yportuni,y
to send it North. Capt.Wobby. Of
Col. ilobby's regiment, w u small
force, aeni g!,r, concea!ed tAnsriv.s
l-!.inG he samdd.lts, waitiAtor thu
i:,'Iks to co,,.. asho.r 10 clan ,h.;r
booty. On Sunday three INCHES
containing thirty or forty ,n~Ap pul!.
I'd ashore. III. frs. boas's crA re-
conLoit.-etl End, cli,n hing the sxd
hills, discovered our men after thAo
q; full run. They attempted to es
cape. but We're made prisoners.
Onr boys commenced firing upo,
the other boa:s. One boat was com
plr'eIy riddlsd, and escaped with on
!.y twd inru.a. tile oars. The o,he
Jared equally as bad. The Lis,ren
ant commanding the boats was killed
Srvera! bodies drited ashore. Th-,
w-rs. exposed TO our fire an Aour, an
returned it wllilr the barsua sl.ellrd
Capt. Hobby behaved very ga!lan'ly
and being i'll the le d fired the frs
gun. Oar coast isa dangerous plac'
for Yankees 70 land. The Ianke
I"ss III killed. wounded azd prison
ers was twenty i've
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01
Fox TIE shreveport News.
JacEso:,'S Foot Cavalry. =

Nar aflnr day ou. way has been
Ger many hill and hollow.
Through marsh and bog, by wood and
S.cn.
when ''S:oncwali' leads we follow.
Through dust clouds rising dim aud
thick
Crs.noke Of battle o'erus.
Close b. our leader We must stick
rs he trots Oh before Us.
Eow we arr ;rcttirg up hill
Or fast behind il. sinking
Or jumping 0 tr soa1a road side ri!!,
!, Without :, pa;:sc TOR drinking
Now c:owGing on the narrow road,
In IhiC!; and struggling lf,asse-;
No" s}..rEni:h;Hg tie fields 50 broad
Or seafisag- n mountain passes.
CH- march is thirty niles day,
: Id !vr;- nov. and then
EI- that's not Strange you we'll may say
tor sc aye jackson's men.
before tie sun gcts up we rise,
And *: uur lt-.i ami dough.
Aud ccc The moon has lr.. TIE skies,
W.T.. olt ';poa the go
VIE five d4ys' ra;ions Of Acsh meat,
.AaI 20 shirts upon our backs.
And nary q .ci..:c-" upon our feet,
W. re cv"i, lnak-1g tracks.
Il. this sad plight We dash ahead,
Iloia ,ly"a ii. !l.r at night,
On els. ;:re naltcL wall nigh acad,
Sc charge the Zoe in fight.
Al taer wc throw as:c,c our beef,
Our bIanEc tn..ow suit;
Tn exchange, We know i; our relief,
We're =!:yG 10 get The boot.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01
l.vaiS Q. EE.ertSt.
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01
The Battle III. Fer: G;a r.sa:t;.
vtt. aNrMy. .sianALry anrrlsao.
EuEw BgNuREGtED,
saaanrs, La. Airy II, 65.

10. CcgH.HR ~-h1 . +, ~. on The
l4,h iuat, ouy scents announced that
four lfeLora! GGn-uoata wer' 1T Maj.
N'n Boards on Back riyec, sDd
within two hous very jl.iHs WAS III
ry.&ci...cas iu.' n attack
Tie next day lSuuaarN = p r. M.
BE ,-npmy's Gau-hoals l2iusburg,
.irizouia and Gen, p,!cr, with the
transport Switzeri,.nd rounded the
bead t>,o luiIes below tawn- ran
Plug il. .Hne ot battle sen; an Officer
III L skia with Il lag OF truce 10 d.
s,nand an unconditional surrender .!
;..r For; aast liz vicinity, stating tha::
in case 0 refusal one hour would be
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

We arc luloI,4.ru tu..I the honrna
Stage will arrive hereafter in the
morpirg and depar. iii the avening.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-06-01

3NDI TUES DAYS PAPER.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-19

10 cAPIrALIsTs.

rrHE Alabama ami Mississippi Rivers Raiiroad C1
pany Of Alabama, VII oder for sale Il public
"Wednesday The lfh day OF Mach 1sGs. al The Bank
Of Selma IN the city OF Selma; 500 900 bonds OF tbe
uary Isl. la75 ana sl3 90 bonds Of The city o. Sci
Ha. dated January Isl. ls6k. and trs January Isl.
1871 Tke last nazed bonds. Eil Be endorsed ans
gu1ran teed BY the RslroaH Company Al these
bonds bear per cent interest. payable semiannral
-ly. az the Commercial Bank Of Alabama ~ selma.
vita coupons attached for thF interest The bonds Of
the Company (interest and principally secured By
mortgage duly executed afd recorded. OF the entire
Railroad Of the comps nv with Its machinery, and
IA nds. and franchise. and other lPurtsnences The
sd Commences 50 the city Of Selma, where u con
no cts with the Alahama and Tennesste Rivers Rail
ad completed l35 miles. and nov heing extended
under contract with the Confederate Government.
70 Rome. Georgia) and With daily line Of steam
beats. plying between Selma and Montgomery; and
extends West through well cultivated and Eery fer
tile region. via UniontoFn and Demopos, about II
miles: and Is connected By means Of the Northeasi
and Southwest Alabama Railroad. with the EobfIe
and southern (NiEsissppD Railroads, ~ Meridian,
Mississippi Besides its Fer5 marked local adranta-
ges securing 70 il large local busDess this road
holds NEST favorable position IN The great eastern
Aad Wesfern line OF travel bttween Texss Arinnsas
Louisiana. and Mississippi. and the Northern and
Eastern portions Of The cotfederscy anoriing the
zot direct and shortest rotte from YicksburC, and
Al intermediate places - the Capitol o. the Coalede
rscy and TIE South Aflknfid cities
AIfhou n the throueh from Selma % Meridian
has been opened only within the lass few weeks and
i nos yet working regularly asi viii soon a. The
arraneements in progress are completod. the ia
come already lar exceeds the san required - make
rood the bonds proposed - be issed- Ia short, 4 j.
Believed that better securities than bese bonds.
can he found IN the Confe1er4ry- Two prior liens
exist to-Wks mortgage TO secare SI5o.0oe boods o.
the Conpany due Jannary next. IN be paid u the
proceeds Of he bonds new offered; and which viii
X received in payment for tie latter bonds Second
mortgsge 70 fscnfe $50 - advanced By he Con-
federatc Government fDr the cainpeton Of The ro4d
and payable in 1917 unless o0ner discharged, as
Decied .by frnnsporfation for The Government
Sehled proposals bds, directed 70 the undersigned
At Demopolis w. s Knox ESD. Treasurer. a. SCI
ma (uhe on applicants viii kve any infornRton DE-
sired) win receive due nttentzon-
Fe6Tfds g. G.. GRIFFIN.
L - I'D L Praailenl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-19

ring through and vidshfng cut their dilsh.
the great river is actively forming SIND
bar at il. mouth Thus ii Is again de
|nonstrated that the uattls and even the esrsh
Itself is against our invisers. But the great
river is not only forming sand bar to shut up
the Yankee canal. but Il : also III NJ al the.
swaioPs with water and making ;ransporsati6a
"a very diiscult matter on Inc Yankee side n il.
That side Is very difczEnt from this Here
We have hiiisides and dry ground FOR encaup-
nents; there they KAYE one. continued big
swamp filed With mud anla water. Day before
yesterday solIey after vote, Of uuskeiry fred
in quick succession was Heard on fheir side or
the river. and some suppose that they were
quelling a mutiny. On tiie same day their.
transports were going VI and down the river
all day. and there was less noise and drumming
over there than usual, aD{ il was thought pro
bable that they were moving some Of their
troops. All this. howevsr. s'Of course OI.y
conjecture, for we can hare but little means Of.
understanding their NOV snsnts, sill we know
that they must be At lcss how 10 proceed.
They are before Tickshurg. but Vicksburg
having withstood 50 many shocks Of battle, aud
conscious Of increased and increasing strength.
looks calmly and serenely down upon them
from her many hills and defes them They
have made no demonstration since their arrival
except 10 7 an one Of iheiE gunbOats, The Ram
COnnestegs. by the batteries, the ether moving
Just at day break. tits said to be one Of their
most powerful iron. cladsl ssd on tins occasion
had cotton bales on The outside Of ats iron
casing Il was evidently surprise on our
batteries. fer the shooting that was done was
Very avkwardly done, and an told that some
Of The batteries did not krs gun She was
struck. however. and il Is said that Z hole Of
great size vas made in her side. To use the
common exp ression. al is quiet here. Whether
liz is the quiet that rrecedes ,he storm. am
unable 10 say. Rnmor is busy with her thous-
ami tongues. telling Of sht coming conflict. but
the old dame has been in camps 50 often and
told ike stories, that ne bne pays much atfsn-
ton to her. or this. however. all may be as
sured vicksbnrg is ready, and If the vandals
again attack her, she win meet The shoe
unzwsd. unsubdued. viclcrisus Gen. Penn
berton has renewed his reqsess for the non
conbaiants 10 leave the place. but the women
Of vicksbutg ike their tlssers at Fredricks
burg. seem determpaed to stay and take care OF
their homes
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-19
LYxcIlnuRe. "a.


THE senior r,arfnet h-s as-,cfrte,i Nr p n Dr.
u lfr1- rifh hin ID rs GENERAL. COMMISSION
HOUSE. a ne al stkaI a St4res 4 An1ers1u Al
4slicifs conkiEnments u S1rar. Eo,assss. Cottu-
Ne cha1dise and Prri11ce generally To III no
tuce a. highest 'rnarkef ras- affend in rerssa u
weights and delivery and se1d ncccurf a. nnd
cheeks a. once : The cd estabiisha1 ruie a. n :
Hose II has answered an fxfeoded rarrr na -
which - years cxpere1oe VIII ftis Market and Cur
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Of the Cha ttanooga Rebel
a CASr MAR vIcksBuRG. MIS-.
h February 9Th. 1903.

Grants army las arrived here. Shefmaa 5
and Netherlands had been here some days
The three arrnies combined make a force est
mated at from sixty-fve to eighty thDusand
men. Their tents whiten the opposite bank Of
the river. above. below, and ID front Of town
as far as the eye eau reach; and their great
feet Of gunboats and transports ACROSS the
bend look like a little city. We can easily see
them moving about. and can lear their drums
day and night very distinctly In truth they
keep up an extraordinary amount Of drumming.
Drum. drum. drum day and night, il is aeon
tinual thing and as these men are western
men, and we have gsoll reason to believe that
there is a great deal Of sickness and dissatis-
faction ia their ranls We interpret their,
continual drumming to nean that they have
an extraordinary numtlsr Of roll calls 10 pre-
venE distortions. Squads of deserters make
tbeir way to our lineR nearly every day. and
they report a bad sthte Of Affairs among the
invaders across the river, They state that the
great revolution which is going on in the North
has AZ existence ip<flie army, that thousands
wodid desert Il they had an opportunity. and
that when Spfing COMBS. If i. does not bring
peace, they viii all 60 bone. OF course We
cannstfelI how much truth there is in these
statements. but it is singular that all these
fdeserters. coming at different times. and repre-
senting many regiments and States. SHOULD all
tell the same stories They also state that
they came here this time with full purpose Of
opening their famous canal: and every evidence
goes to seonfrra this report, bat they have
signally 1ailed. and have about concluded to
give It up as an unprPftable job and every
evidence goes to confirm this report, Indeed
It is now quite evident that the Father Of
Waters viii not leave his old beaten track to
accommodate all vandAldOm- So far from run
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500 REWARD.

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