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dbbaiten NTH.
DerfoHsn unb Gsielffaften, bic an bttiem Nseno tnr6 stneu
3as. Shers oosr ionttiees Sufimmsnpirren CUR auSs neiuei,
pst'ertett btt agen woleuy Bethlehem bRIeS BALI msglihh
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bs 3Itnpereias" tn Ger Enrnbaue gu btufe ia1em, I'm, reseu
1npstlIna Der Ptos' &C. BITE b~etrefearen arrangements tu
Ner0us tciteu Az tSnnsn
Sm AaIRssf pes Jos, BEN. EurnusrssnS BaTbinstpa D 9.
GSR Oas @rmite. "
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gie @sIesasbuns.

GrvmtOn, 20. San. 5sute tunroe in
@onie cine NslOlutiUn etngebra&t, oabin, taB
hos Bolt UeSen Der bGufSen nnlGue u%ulerer
Armee sntmutbigt lei, uuO ether WtsDeretne
Iseuug cts Sen. MicGIsIan sntseseniebe, ais
foS einaiae Mittsl ras 3anD pOni Jtuin 3u
rvtter. Die BiG rnrDe Dem @pmtte 1btr.
ipielen.
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1873 ss4.ss

Sumnta So, IO3. se4.ss
Die Obltgatipnsl9ulpen unD @~spabrlst'
Itnn9en Der Staet inO i'm pertri1eaen Sabre
UNI $448,900 ansepaGlen, Dte. (ntenpeu
5Onrs UNI $250.323.42 Die Iintenbsn
6OnOs fur ben Sailbuu betrasen bereits mebr
ais Die 9dIfte Ose ~urlprinsli@en Nnle1ens, 10
cap In minOelfens flint Sabren pas @an3e &c.
tilgt letM miro,
Die uaiUn st lenboknccmpd9nie f4uloet Der
Stapt NOD bic SntersIlsn fir Die $25. 600
Oblt8atiOnen far pref SABRE. Oa3u tommeu
nod Die Satsyelen fir pte saranttrten SGuIO.
osri&rsibus9en Der 9lorOpelltGen 8irstnia
Silsnbabn. @Ompa9nts, wsIde leit eineut Sabre
rIdltanGtg ltnD. maGt 3Glammen 1925, 900.
. IS erIbetnt ratbIam, bic NufmsrtIan1s
seit Der 5srren 6tnanscpmmili6re parauf bins
3~ulenten, etnen binrei9enOen 8etras fur Den
%tntsnDen 5onD in BersitlAaIt au baltsn unO
Die leAsprVcentt9en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dor
1860, Die it4 euf $3.50 901,80 bsloufsn, gu
aunuliren.
Der aus BEN etretten Steuert 81 ~beStebeubt
Seearl es lautenren Sabre5 rire Isin sig 4Jo20. 20
Der Sebart inE naettlte Gtnrt9tunaen. 8ers
tefernn9en, FUR YrIistt Arnden., 69uts,
&eri9tSrele1 u. + ~. T15,2l2S9
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Xarm IN N~erfaufen.

gtne Sarm BON uns.f, tr 100 &eres mrh hermit ,un Ser.
fanf a%Gestbrten Die Seetnsunsen Hub Ii6t nnc Der gsreis
ntec te. gieislbe bsfncet ftp IN pttnee Georges @ouaip,
1ho., II ueeiIen pom QDalptn9trn unb 1H Ntetle rom Bells
piue Eepo. @twa l Q Nc Is boppn bstspen in 28oIO; &c
tsFnost i'd Elm QUITS 9aas nit 4 3umsrn ba ouf ousercsm
600 6ra&tbauute.. etne eute Oue1t &c. gDestu ndbersr
aM tIa1 Wenre man f5 an
:. 8. RtebfeIht, 42O 6 cir.
9oB29. Tvs gBaibiraicn, G. g..
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Gen. MegIennn in gnHnn.

8OROn, 29. San. Sen. W1s@leuan Bat
GinlaDun8 etaeS @omtteS Don 8itrseru,
9spsr in Der 5anenil 5aas a~bsubalten, ans
1enCurmen.
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0as aanpnenbupt @inono,

8cfOn, 20. San. Der l3ablntetaer lies
WtnCnd berthtet, pap es sniar
anf Der 6abrt nadb OOualDsptle anf etrlen
Oesiuntenen gaumtamnt serannt. obey nt4t
bel6aDiat lei. II.
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NaGriGt an Strucrjabler.


s Baltimore, q. San. 1868.
Gsfesi III tie Ieste W ode in m,lter steuer JsGnpn-
gen IGr 1852 . bn c 3GbIE ne Der Sntere11en be
,oh.: wsIeen tSunen.
had sGmSos BEN 81. ntrb fdr sns1 DfuHat 5ntlreIe AT
Nsdsnnnsen fur 1862 = IHo tar etuel Yionet petere Snte-
re1en an aaen auceren Gt.usr R;Gnunasn bertnnst.
pa ID, ttner ~itasiittn OIbOnrGIs sufose. bic Sater far
1861 uni ftIbsrs Sabre obSaiHlt zen tGoe " tSnnen SSI@e.
hts fGpt t1ieseiiigt fap, TIC aSiten Mue Wlp, ~eriper.n, Gsas
Fs fcIert bssatNB.
f Mua 81. Nrice,
Utts% &itp-Spnettcr.
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Can arancisep 2eaisIatur.

Gan TranctscU, 20. San. Dti
9e9tslatur 1T nit Der unterluAung Der @elte.
Gun9sfale %beld6ftist.
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2 0 az IA

@UtneEtlctt nn0 Wsp. 2)ort Stdat=Tdbaf
t~eitetenb aus Dst6latt, @ujarb3tsr. rmblatt uuh GinIags
iF Wtaztta.
O6tse . lritie Eaba6 babe on, 90. unb 81. lsste Wc6s It.
rtt su Connecticut urb Sotfp2orf erbaIteA. Die eLbe 1T an
Sutt uno 0ualitdt nttt su ute1reffeu uuo um eIneR itRsls
len Ablss gu e~rstelen, merle CD &c Qaspie I ab q & BON
teuts az ietr bia!s seees baar p%ertauisu.
SUi. 9 9rSber,
GaSOa-@6e VOa Baltimore u. 5rsbsridHr
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Neue Aig3eIgen.
Sffice beS 0erprO0iantiruues.
Communicates.
Baltimore, cen 20. Sanudr 1868.
@ermania Namperein.

Wecrsen. ben 81. b. @e., I6eneS TX ubr oIBercrhrnttife
0eiammIung 3ur 8eratbuna nter ben 8ert1uf teI S6uter
R0. ITO. liz uns ia 9ttIe Sreeuitr.; Saaier NIB basa g.
t5rse Got BON 20 Sus brSEt.
Sc s. u. Rt6eI ,@et:.
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olnOt Baltimore.

0s Ote neuele 9( M er n
WoGenblattes entt1lt cine !3us
lammeutslIun9 Der pi4itslten GretgntGe Des
Jn~ nnD AuelanDes, bon cenen mir (ulgenDe
bsrporGeben:
Bfitsre &rfOlse IL NeRen,
@tnnebme son ct. @bartee
Du0alI'S8tuff unb Des@rc
in Nrfanas,
Die @ctomac.Nrmee unb ibre Common.
peire,
NtecerIaee Der 6ran3ulen In Merico,
iepie bic ~neueten 8ersAte aus europa.
@tn3elne Nummern s Gents.
Jtan DeutlAlanO DerlenDen mir bic Stun.
rter nit ben, rnur9en abgebenpen Dampfer
vSoronta" fir 8 @ts. p~urtcfret on zine belize
bt9e ~9tDreie.
DIE pOit fir bic eurcp. Dampfer InlieBt
bier bente Na6mtttas urn 5 ubr.
Seerbt9 DeS GrmaYor See
% m e.-SU Gelee Der BON beiDen ;3tpetaen
pes StaOtrotbes esfaBtsn, In unlerm @eitrtaen
bsretto nober teriAteten @OnOolen3belh lilI len
rubnte bsute Der erltere Ger 8eelbtaun9 bee
frIbsren perOienten Mapcrs mnleref Stobt,
9err .SerOlne, BET. Die GIassen Der Tfentli,
den Webduoe Daren gum 3eiden Der Grauer
auf 6alsItCd, unp Der Stabtratb trtrb Dor
5reitaa nidt trteper In Sibmna treten.
Sob ocs 6errn SO c2amstftm.-
Der Sefyer bon Barnum's 6otel, 6err Mlc~
eau0bltm TT mad tur3em aber lhwerem &ran.
f~enlaeer Ssltern Nisrsen NIT Iope abeeaan.
gen. Or tarb in Ietnem 81. Sabre, aa etnen
Qsr3Ibel.
@tRern MOrsen UNI BRET ll6r
lrurOen Die 8epObner eines an Der 9Ibmsf-
ede Don StpDle INN JtObltr. belesenen @ebau.
ces purh etnen eatIssliGen In tire 3Immer
ortn9enoen HauA 8ewedt. yfon fanD Bag
tn einem Der 3trnmer Goblen aus Den Romtn
3pi den Die Srettsr beS 6ubbuoens gsfalleu
paren unO ous Solswsrt ent3anbet battsn.
0faa RIG bic Dgfe unterbalb Der brennenbeu
StslIe auf unD ISlAte Das 5ener. Der SGa.
DEN betr69t etrpa SIC nnO Ii OurG8 etli9srnnl
Seosdt.
Die RGbttf9en Gtnam3em. SaG-
reSbert@ DIT oes ltdbttl4en S@ob.
dmtes. - Die Gtnnabmen Der Stabt BE-
lieftn iih i'm DOriesn Sabre auf bic Summt
oon 1871, 880.49. Der ueberf4us au1 /.
Sanunr 1862 Dsltanb In 1922, 1880, Il
Oob i'm SABRE 1862 per Stapt $3,549,024..
% Cts. sur 8erfIsuns fanpsn. Iusssgsber
purOen 1929. 1856, 70 paB am /. San
,. s. lib eiae Summe Scn 1927, O88.5 SO II
Der Staoifa0e bsfanb.
20ie lG0tilHen G54Sufbe1 bpfro1pr
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Gumma &01o, 1873. Is
NmtSrete.-D Der Ntapor Chapman
reilete beute NIT ben ArmenbanSpprltebern,
Den 3erreg gSaus, @UrIuh mnD 6arDeY na6
Cincinnati, um Oa8 pOrtise MrmenbauS gu
bciuhen. nameutIiG, i4 iiber pte bette Mrt
unO gGeile Der Bentiiatipn gu unterrthten.
ste merDen nint Dor Niitte Der n1Hlten Bcs
Ge ;uridtebren, unD in Der 3wtlGeu3ett psr'
ltebt Des DraiOsnr DsS erlten StaOtratb3pst>
ses, 81. Samss gouns. D!s Stele oes MpYurs.
% @3meteg uno Dsferteure,
etra 33 an Der 3o9l. bic in Wilmtn9ton,
Del, oufaegrifsn waren, wuroen uutsr &C.
corte 6ier9sr esbrdAt mno benz WaiOr 6iib
u6erltefert, Der le ms Sort Mc3en1Y brtneen
ltse.
umGIG6sfaGt. - Sin etpa 6ret3eEn-
idbrissr Rnabs, @sOrs 5ed wurpe, uIs er Don
Ter SAule nab 0aale 9tn9 in Der @aYltr.
unwett 0i9bfrobe BON etnsn nncern mlttsn
tn cen TabrbrG ssrcyfsn, MO CT ron etnsm
ssroOs pOrIbelflbrenrem init feds Weronsn
bsleBtsnW leen unter Ten er ltir3te, spar ltar!e
QuetlGunsen roG lOnt meitsr feline 8slAas
ptaung erbtelt. @r ipurDe In cine nabe belize
gene 2lpCtbsfe unp BON pa mad (stnsr Oob~
auas Ssfabrt.
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9ic Mlobama wieDtr setebsn. s
Hew OOrf, 20. San. Das S&tF
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Depcts CUR Gnt9eseunabme BON 9oben an
Stapt unO Qmaeaenp ltnb bel:

IRab. RabItuSbuus. RO' so Ra1tes SpOs.
Nlas. StR, en-. Capitol RtG.
Wsae. ga m8 ab No. 4S6 IL. St.
Aue pben8enannten . tnen Terben nehsnbet gem ale Der
spti9sn gebera unH BEN &rmite uigsen.
0an27 lat
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Isr.aR9t Isno eeiMcDf.

SEILuNNs+ fnbst anf &tid crsy lei Der u ode bau.
erppe une ltbte Aibett uno plnttt De 3ssotlans Ia 10. es
gGeit-EoIttmcrefr. i'm spCtten StOe.
SrtIb anaefOmmeue nene 9Saarer.
gDir etb,eIteH iOsben fsissube Buarsu, be mir OH gNGbes4
Deri6aier biliSf ab9eten:
100 1ulhG neue CRIME @rtitn,
500 DO. GOLDEN ebcr California Grbien,
o Barrels g. ipoItene grtien,
5000 pte. I66ne neue breite 3inIeHs
1000 pio. @resn Germ,
10 Bas srpBe tlitllht 3met den
5 90. Do. Btrneu,
500 Rees geiGdltt @eIfe In alien Eurmern,
cage, 5afraruse geat;euertss, Gboeclote. eGs @ogten
Rueen II. I. q.
Rpebet h &stIbtlmt,
3T9 u, NaItmctenr.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-31
Baltimore & Ohio r. r
MM M sssssg

OFFICE BALI 4 OHIO RAILROAD Co. +,
Wheeling Station, Aug.s. 1863.
ON and after Monday night, the 10th of Au gust,
" the = assenger trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedule:
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
where will be found every convenience for feeding and
resting, a choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct for Stock
New York-Jwa allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0CH LEWIS, Gen'l superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
l.. L. HOUPT, GenI Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
III. II. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent, Phia.
delphia. augl:t
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LUNG DISEAsI
CONSUMPTION, 4
CHlTIS, ASTHMA, THROAT \
EASE, &C., DC.

| We call especial attention Of persons AZ.
those diseases, 70 the fast that we bare a. q
valuAes heatnnsnt in those objections, Sbies j
iAtoy discovered. We have succeeded 10
cases OF this kind IN q few months who have =.
ca ior years 20 no eject, and Others are ~
treatment and are rapidly beng rsstorsd ~
use their own words, thoy say they fssl 70
coming up every day. We do poGirsy %
thers u no case 30 far advanced but tia, ~
and make more comfortable. ana uroIors ~ !.
most Of casss can bs successfully cured Il siS
KIND OF time. Remember that this 10 AZ ~
psovsment and Hunediss are being disco'sn
arm disease Of many Of It's tsrrors. We
who are threatened, or have any form Of DI'
70 give ~ ons trial, vhsn We can prOTs
satd IN the shove.
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HI
We eatn positively 70 cure every css .I /. -. :,
selves 70 Owe 90 70 sny case Of tn. hpLs
cure, and 70 gsnusIly cure with two preshr
O. The following letter is from the ~
ssockveil, ESQ: ...- a
t. New Phiiadslphis, De- ,
De- SHANNON: dear Sir, ds<ire % srrsy
the assp srstituds fesl for the great bsss -
nVsd run your treatment. bad b<eo1s
% mnah reduced With frequent bsmn3T
lung, that bad almost dsspaired Of fso..ssS'y
had esooms evident 10 all my friends thst -
speedy rslisf could not long survive. =, .
Win your trsatmsnt on the ist Of July, -,
the fS5t monthS trsatment began 70 Il
NE hGnorIhaSs was much lee frsquenZ 90
dimtniahsd IN quantity; and from that Ho1s
have bad no hsmorThags, and nov erloy -
'can hsvs for several ysazs. AZ Tie -
q nsstmsrt you only gave me sn0pi
or . rsseorstson 70 reasonable depss ~ ae
'zRsos.fons IN this respect hare been 1H J.
ned IL this should meet the sys OF any -
Tas, can viii grsst confidence rse'iA
featnenf ~ one Of grsst emeecy. 70 5000
se2-iy
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M'LURE HOUSE, WHEELlNl
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DSEk

Do you rise with a coated tongue morning. y
taste In tho mouth and poor appetite W 81
Do you feel whom you fr q get up so veal ni 4
you can scarcely get about DO you L7I ~
III the head at times, and often a dulya ~
ache occasionally Are your bowels costnu.
ulsr and appetite changeablel DO you ~
from the stomach and do you bloat up oft
feel fpllnes amer eating, and gonsDes, -
stomach Is empty Do you have bsartburs
ally! Do you feel low spirited and look %
side OF thingsi Are you not unusually Il
timssi Do YOU not become restless and oites
midnight before you can 70 10 sleep! aud tbs |
don't you feel duh and sleepy most VI The
your sLtn dry and soslyl also sallovl In sth
your life burden full Of forebodings' Nos, 4
the symptoms generally present, but not llu
them, and there are Thousands who are sur,-
from them, and we pledge ourselves IN ma 4
hve prescriptions, to drive them all ave- =
pletsly cure the patsent, changing thar who's
and mental nature, aud thus make life q BE-
stead Of burden. We ask tLoAe who biS, u
tired and discouraged, TO give US one fair ~ (
candidly can do Just what Is above set fortl
and we can in that time Satli1
incrsdulous. We call special attention % \
Invaluable treatment IN the above ditasa
all Mings."
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UNDERTAKrNe.

We vii furnish Metallic as well a. other kind. q.
Cons, made Of the best materials and IN the lsts<.
and most alproved styles, on short notice
hsvlng hAs an experience Of years in the undertake
to merit share o. public PATRONAGE IA II is cur fs
our ability. = -'' Vi
July 9 '63l FRIEND e~-.
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FREIGHTS.

By this route Freights of all descriptions be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore to and from any point the Rail Roads
of Ohio kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri By Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be for
warded to any port the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
lucky Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers and at
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton of their Freight TO this Company, can rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, at all times favorable charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
e Be particular TO mark packages ''via Penn'a
Central R. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either Of the following Agents of the
company:
d. 4. Stewart, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
Clarke Co.. Transfer Agents. Pittsburgh.
IL. W. Brown Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Il. C. Medium & Co, Madison, Indiana.
J. Z. Moore, Louisville, KY
". NJ. Altman, Evansville Ind.
K. T. Sass, st. Louis, Mo-
Clarke & Co., Chicago, Ill.
J. II. McColum, Portsmouth, o.
McNeey & Montgomery, Maysville, KY
". II. q 4. L. Langley, Galipolis, o.
II. s. Pierce & Co., GAINESVILLE, O..
N IL. Hudson, Ripley, o.
II. G. Mel ~um. General Travelling Agent
for the South and West
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-17

We are in receipt Of lengthy COM
munieatiOn from soldier Of the Second
Ohio Cavalry who did not participate in
the attack upon Medsry's Crisis, but who
argues that the destruction Of that sheet
was a praiseworthy object in view of its
influence against the Government. We do
not agree with him. The Crisis was a
dsspicable and traitorous sheet, we we'll
know, and many less venOmous papers
hsve been suppressed by the Government
during the progress of the rebellion, but it
was not the province Of a mob to do what
they deemed the Government should have
done. They accomplished no good save
the temporary discontinue of nuisance
while by the act they exalted Medary into
3 frst-elass Democratic martyr, and at
tracted more curiosity toward his vile
Journal than it would ever have attained
iflet alone. The proprietor has received
subscriptions and encouragements from
his Democratic sympathizers, and the Crisis
win make something pecuniarily out Of
The operation and be more calculated for
mischief than before. Had the Govern
ment stopped the Crisis, we should ap-
prove the act; when a mob did it we SYM
pathiEed with the feeling that prompted the
act, but disapproEed of the way in which
It was manifested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-17

sertors and ADsentees ron the army IN
the States Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
INDIANAPOLIs, March IS, 1868.
!. All deserters and absentees from the
ARMY in either Of the three States above
specified are hereby notified that they may
deliver themselves up Sgreeably to the
Proclamation Of the President ct any time
between this date and the lst Of April,
subject to no other punishment than the
forfeiture Of their pay and allowances
during the time they may have
been absent; those in Indiana to deliver
themselves up at Indianapolis or Louis
vile, KY; those in Ohio at Columbus OF
Cincinnati; those in Illinois at Chicago,
Springfield or Cairo. After delivering
themselves up they will be properly cared
for and transported to their regiments free
from expense.
II. Ample arrangements will be perfec-
ted for apprehending all those who do not
deliver themselves up by that time, and
they will be dealt with in the most rigor-
Gus manner provided by the law. None
need hatter themselves that they will be
protected by secret organizations Of armed
men. All such efforts will prove futile.
III. All officers on duty in either Of the
above States arresting deserters and sb-
sentees will report to these Headquarters
by letter on Mondays and Thursdays Of
each week, giving an account Of where
they have been and what they have &C
complished since their last report. All
ofieers whose reports show q want Of vigi-
lance and Of practical results will be re-
turned to their regiments IS soon as that
fact becomes manifest.
". It is hoped that all newspapers that
have the welfare Of the Government at
heart will unite in giving this order as
wide circulation as possible, and give it
such editorial notice as will encourage oil
loyal citizens and all civil officers TO aid
in this work. If sn the deserters and alb
sentees from the army can be returned
there will be very little danger Of draft
or CONSUMPTION becoming necessary.
Y. The Commandants Of the Posts here
in specified, at which deserters and absen-
tees may deliver themselves up, will see
that those who do so are properly cared
for and returned to their respective regi-
ments, and will report to these Headquar-
ters on Mondays and Thursdays Of each
week the name, rank and regiment Of all
thus delivering themselves up.
| By command Of Brig. Genl HASCALL.
Ed. R. KEEsTTER, Captain A. A. G.
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Erncuatlon ID YieksburF.

It is probable that the rebels have
abandoned Vicksburg or are about to do
go. They have stuobornly held out against
the repeated efforts made upon them, but
the present combinations are too threaten
ing to afford them much hope Of success
full resistance. Vicksburg was fortified
at an early period Of the war by the rebels,
who appreciated the natural advantages
which its bluffs offered for defense. The
first attack made upon it was in June last,
Commodore Fsrragut ascending the river
shortly after the occupation Of New Orleans
by the Federal forces. The Northern gun
boat feet, under Captain Davis,participated
in the attack. 1t was at this time that the
canal across the peninsula opposite the
city was projected. Itwas, however, aban-
doned, and after q varied bombsrdment Of
several weeks, the siege was raised. Un-
der General Grant the efforts for the re-
duclion Of the city have been more compli-
Gated and promising. An immensity
of labor has been expended in
canal digging above VioksbuTg, for the
purpose Of securing an attack from differ
ent directions. The YazOO expedition has
reached the YazOo river and made large
captures of transports and gunbOats, and
prepared the way for an attack upon the
rear. To avoid being surrendered and cut
off from all communication with other por-
tons Of the COnfederacy, the authorities
thought proper to abandon the long defend
ed prize
Only one obstacle will then remain to
the navigation Of the Mississippi-Pori
Hudson. It is the general testimony that
had ordinary prudence been consulted, the
construction of those formidable works
might have peen prevented. 1t is toOlate,
however, to discuss that point.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-17
Kinr.rfIIe Union League.

We are in receipt of the constitution and
bylaws Of the Kingsville Union League;
the conditions Of membership being un-
qualified loyalty to the Federal Govern
ment, and unwaYering support in its
efforts to suppress this unholy slave-hold-
srs' rebellion. The primary object of the
League Is to discountenance and rebuke,
b moral and social Influences, ell disloy-
atty to the Government. These are plain
words Of plain patriotism, and may be
safely initiated elsewhere. The creed is
brief but susioient.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-17

TIE Gopperheads are being caught in
their own trap. They have for months
persistently used all the base arguments
which could be made available, to discOur-
age the soldiers in the field, and indirectly
induce them to desert their cOlors. In re-
spOnse to their incendiary appeals many
desertions have taken place, although the
army sentiments show that they srebut the
exceptional cases. So numerous have they
become, however, that the ranks must be
6lled by CONSUMPTION, if no other mode
presents itself, and COpperheads stand an
equal chance with others of filling the
ranks. They viii have themselves princi-
pslly to thank for the situstion, as it Is
estimated by officers who are conversant
with the subject, that if all the deserters
and absentees were returned to the army
there would be but little, il any, necessity
Of another CONSUMPTION or draft. There
is this chance therefore, for lessening the
dangers of being personally called upon
for service-let every man exert himself
to assist in the work Of hunting up and
returning the absentees. General Hascal,
in charge Of the department for returning
deserters and absentees from the army in
the States of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
and who has his headquarters at Indian
apOlis, has issued an order which we pub
lish below, commanding the speedy return
of these offenders. It will be seen that
time is given all deserters and absenteea
till the frstfOf next month to Voluntarily
return to duty, after which the law and
regulation Of the army will be vigorously
enforced. The penalties are severe, and
those who persist in absenting themselves
from their commands, after that date, can
not expect any favOrs from their superior
officers.