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The intelHgence Of the community ia not insulted
By the offer Of single medicine which claims 70 cure
ALL Diseases; but Fhs Grleleuberg Remedles consist
Of Eleven different Medicines all uneQualled In tho
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

------G GHATTANOOGA, Jan. 8.
Among the prisoners brought here with
in the last two days, twenty-four different
regiments are represented.
Three cars in train loaded with wound
ed, were jerked from the track near Bridge
port on Friday morning, and seven soldiers
killed
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AlNnREW j. MESERYE,

T---I-
tfI have known the above named Maria Kicker rom
- l,ilillrol mi ha- stafernent IA strictly true.
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TIME MOST IMPORTANT AN
'''III5I GOIde1 iI1 no Ointment Of Iodine,
THE GREFENBBRG
FAMILY MEDICINES
AFs prepared EndsT the iHWsdiats SlPerViSioi
1 a SkRsfuL Physician, and they may
80 Be relied upon N al ed5ss.


The intelligence Of the community Is not insultsd
by the offer Of single medicine which claims 70 cure
ALL Diseases but Fhs Grleleuberg Remedes consist
Of Eleven different Medicines, all uneQuard In tho
cure OF the diseases for which they are recommended
among which may be selected Appropriate to any
Of the Diseases incident 70 this country and elima
EB-THE GRzYEsBERG VEGETABLE Pills are better
than any other kind Of Pills In the woild Price 80
~ HE GRRFESBEEa UTERIsE CATHoLIcos 6
infallible remedy for all Female Disessea Prico 81 80
B8-THE UTERINE CATHoLICOs viii also cure Gray.
nj nsIsi. Si.''''' Of the Ai'''''' urinary a'''''' IL
most powerful and efaoaeious compound in use.-
Price 81 90.
BB-TuE GRzFEEBzRY DTsESTEHY SYRUP Is a esr-
tain and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
frloe - eenls-
BB-THE GREFEEBERG Pills REMEDT never fails to
permanently relieve this distressing disease Priee 81
sS-THE GRETESBEna CH1rDRzs's RAzAcEA ia an
invaluable compound in all diseases incident TO chill
dren.
EB-THE GRzFExszao FEvER AND AsUE REHEDY is
sovereign specihc fer this particular disease. Price
50 csntsA
BB-THE GREFESBEHg GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
excels all other saves in its curative Objects Prce p
cents.
Hz-THE GREFzsBERa HEALTH BITTERs are the
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Price . oonts-
ssS-THE GRzFEsHERG EEE LOTION Is unparalleled
n al Inflammation diseases Of the Eye, Price &c.
sR-THE GREFENBBRs CoSsulfTIvE's BALM AIords
the most astonishing relief in all pulmonary COM
pioints. Price &c bottle s5-An eminent Physi-
clan OF New York states that he has known the Graf
enberg OOnsumptivas Balm used with great success
in DrorBy. (Our own e1perienee suostantiatos his
Etatemeut.
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BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
r., F3abiny Roasting and Broiling properties are
Observation-Disclosures and In economy Of Fuel It is unpar-
aIIeIad. With its a..
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+. IErERsox.-Ralph Waldo Emerson de-
liver The next lecture in the course, before
the Library Association. he lectures on
wednesday evening Of next week, at Brain
ards Hall. Mr.. Emerson is one of the most
popular Of lecturers, and draws crowded
bousss.
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EB-The above named Ladies we are personally ac-
duainted with and know that for several years while
lived In Medina, they were great sufferers. Miss
SwOrmstett has been SO badly afflicted tha Il 5 with
difficulty she was able b stand upon her feet. oW
bottles Of CathohcOn entirely cured her OF her
paints Ny wife received great benefit from this ned
icine " recommend q to the Ladies' Of this county
a. safe and ecient remedy for the many complaints
fhev ar gub ect To- JOHN WEEkS,
Editor Canheld Sentinel
a. b. KINGSLEY, ClugolRnd,
zapt2Q AgeRt Tor Ohio
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ROKE FEsrIKOKY.

Mr. Il B KIsasLEY- Dear Sir: We feel it q dutS
We owe 10 the public TO state that Mar8hals Catho
icon Is medicine invaluable Tor complaints elassad
under the head Of kemale Diseases We have used
your GirRfenherg Medicines and have been greatly
benefited thereby so much 90, that were the price
double. we would have them. To the thousands Of
our sex who are suffering RON weakness, We would
recommend the CathOicOn as sure panacea 1t giyes
strength to the system and enables each Of the organs
OF the body 70 perform their appropriate functions
Miss q. sWORMSTETT,
Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. i. Z. WEEKS.
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VISITED, SEEIsH1Ea.-The ground is
frozen hard, and a very little snow would
make splendid sleighing. The clouds are
ehary Of their snow as yet.
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REBEL NEWS.

BALTIMORE jan o.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9th has
the following:
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 3.
GENERAL CooPER.-Sir-We have re-
tired from Murfreesboro in perfect order.
AM our stores are saved. About 1000 Fed.
erals. 1000 stand of arme, "a pieces Of
cannon, captured by us, have already ar
rived here. (Signed) B. I. EWELL.
Bragg has fallen back to Shelbyville.
The Federals after their reverses, were
strongly reinforced and drove us back
Raleigh, North Carolina papers state
that the Federals have been largely rem
forced at Newbern, and a movement has
commenced. 1t is thought to be against
Wilmington.
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.
A letter from Fort Pulaski says the
rebel rams at Savannah are failures.
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THE AseIEa.-Mr. Ross has got the An
Ser House in order, and everything moves
a. lika clOek-work. The house is thrOnged
si.s EusEts eons.sntly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

THK 23D 0Ho Esd y. "
l., Colonel Hays, has gone into winter
quarters at Gauly Bridge, Western Virginia.
They have built sixty comfortable log huts
fot quarters. The regiment numbers $50
men in all, Of whom $50 are away, being
sick or wounded. The 2sd regiment had
ROsecrans (nOW Major General) for Colonel
when. it first went into the service. The
members Of the regiment are very proud of
their early Colonel and of his -Aa-A~-, --'-' -
teen it a great honor to say General Rose
Grams was once my Colonel" Major james
MeIlrath of the 2Sd has returned from CO.
Iumbus with the following commissions Of
promoted officers in his regiments
Adjutant N. P. Avery, promoted to Cap
tain,
ed to First Lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Benz. F. Cooper, pro-
noted to First LieHtenant.
Second Lieutenant Geo. W. KICKS pro
NOTED to First Lieutenant.
Sergeant Wh. P. Chamberlain, promoted
TO Second Lieutenant.
Sergeant Edward A. Abbott, promoted 10
Second Lieutenant.
Sergeant Jerome B. Seaman, promoted 10
Second Lieutenant.
Sergeant Wm. H. Nessle, promoted to Sec
ond Lieutenant-
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n8-Ths above are all from persons who are public
II known where they reside, and who would not make
thoy were true.
PREPARED By j. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL Mass.
Sold BY G.. W. CLARK, and By llrgggsts ana Dear
ara avar-vwhare. Qec1. hEluWtENe0N
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
n ADTEs "HOME eUARDsp
browns SQspenslOn Walst

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
IA perfect sUnien Institution. Il unites the Oor-
sat Brace, Anti-LRcer aad Skir-Supporter
In one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel -
The 'tConstitution must be Preserved WhscheVe-
~ LADY avs can be by wearing these Wasgts.
TRY THEM-PRICES REDUSEDl
For sale by-FREEMAN hELLOGG, " S9Pte5ll- 1P5tal
nr-st Mrs PORTER, Miliner, "a Seneca-st.I HOVE
ERA HIGBEE, Z37 SuperiOr-St., Mrs. HAkfE E15 -
81 Clair St. and at Wholesale and Retail Oy the Fro-
Mooreis Auction StOre,) Cleveland Ohio'
na1- Waists Made to Order.
B1rStats and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS SHEFFIELD.
uR-We will prosecute all persons who make the
y. y -17'7' - augl2
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Among the NAM certificates Of the excellence and
merits o these PGuOs, We would refer to the follow
ngs-
MRW KEABE, baltimore, Dear Sir II have great
pleasure in certifyin that have tried you Square
Pianos and End the mSequs If not superior, 20 any
IL this country AEaong their great qualities which
istprish them Is the eTenness Of tone, the agree
able aud easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wmhing
You an the sucoass you 80 highly deserve,
an, Sir, yourH very truly,
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UVer9eeT OF inc TuTL7IlUlII ; -
Captain JOEL PRATT, of the ship Marion, writes
from Boston, 10Th April, 1854:
81 Your Pills have cured me from billous atl4cA
which arose from derangement OF the liver which
had become very serious had failed Of any relief
bT my physican, and from every remedy could tryi
but few doses Of your Pills have completely restored
ne 70 health have given them 70 my children t9r
worms, With the best efects. They were promptly
negs which had troubled him for monthsi be told me
IN q few days they Ind cured him. You make the Dest
uedicins IN the world; and am free to say So"
Read this from the distinguished Solicitor OF the
Supreme Court, whose brilliant abilities have made
him well known, not only in this, but neighboring
States - -
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stfDR J. AYER, Dear Sir:-I have been afnicted RON
NV birth with scrofula in its worst form, and now
fter twenty years trial and an untold Of amount OF
suffering, have been completely cured IN lew weeks
nv vour Pills With what feelings Of OfrejOicng write
can only be imagined when you realize what nave
suffered, and how long. -,
ssNever until now have been free from this loath-
some disease in some shape At times u at NJ
oyoa and made me almost blind besides the unenuu
rsble pain; at others % settled In the scalp Of ny bead
and DESTROYED my hair, and has kept me partly Dala
al my day; sometimes Il came out in ny tace anu
kept Ii for months raw sore.
About nine weeks ago commenced ing your
Cathartic Pills, and now am entirely IRON tne
complaint Ny eyes well, my skin Is iair and ny
hair has commenced q healthy growth al OF when
makes me feel already q new person.
ffHOping this statement may be the means OF con
vevinT N formation that shall do good 70 others am
"i' trYours 80 MARIA RICKER.n
81 have known the above named Maria Kicker from
~. l,llhnol nnd har atalarnanL !. aLrcLIY Lrne-
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Tur FoReERY CASE AT THE CITY BANK.
A dispatch from Chief Of Police Hague Of
Pittsburgh to the officers Of the City Bank
received last evening, announced that Emory
and Manning, whose forgery operation IN
this city we gave in cur morning edition, had
been arrested and we're in Pittsburgh. The
dispatch said, Bring on the certified check
there is a prospect that you may recover the
money" Mr.. John Whitelaw of the City
Bank, and Mr.. Frank Kelley, son Of Moses
Kelley, ESQ.,, left for Pittsburgh this morn
ing. Such kind Of operations as this forgery
case are sometimes "fxed up" in manner
which puts money in the pockets of officers
ana lets the criminals go unwhiPt Of justice.
We hope this case will not rank in that list.
It should not be sufficient that the forgers
restore the money which they have illegally
got possession of; they should be held for
punishment.
1t appears that the rogues Emory and
aiming, have carried on the business Of
forgery quite extensively. At Pittsburgh,
after leaving here, they forged a cheek for
1884 10, which was eashed at the! Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Bank OF Pitts
Burgh. They drew $1,000 Of the money and
directed that the remainder be sent to them
at Philadelphia by Adams Express The
forgery was discovered before the money was
sent, but in order to detect the parties the
money was expressed and Chief of Police
Hague sent to Philadelphia to arrest Thoev-
er should call for it. Emory called for the
package and was arrested. Manning was
caught soon after. They had forged a check
in Philadelphia for $3.50, which was cash bed by
Feree & Co., Brokers, South Third street. It
is reported that they have passed two forged
checks in Newark, New Jersey. Emory and
Manning we're searched when arrested and
from the person of one Of them s2,l40 was
obtained, and s., 100 from the other. Let
tors from prominent citizens of Philadelphia
were found in their possession, which it is
supposed were obtained with a view to fOrg-
ing the signatures.
It isto be hoped that their career Offorging
checks is permanently checked.
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Every Piano WaJ JFantedFOFF Five Years,
0Ln PIIHos lRp NI!l0DEONs TLEEN IN EYCRARGE

ALsO-ON HAND.
MsIOdsoR5, Small IaStrUnsBts, Strings, &c
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
HoUsE.-Stevens, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill for the sup
port Of the government. Referred to COM
mittee Of the whole and made the special
order for Monday.
Stevens stated that he had prepared a
similar bill which he intended to offer.
Mr.. Stevens reported back the Treasury
Bank bill, introduced by Mr.. Hoofer with
q negative recommendation.
The House resumed the consideration OF
Mr.. Hutchin's resolution rendering the
thanks Of the House TO General Butler for
his able, energetic and humane administra-
ton in the Department Of the Gulf
Passed, 83 against %.
SENATE. -..-
Collamer, from the Committee on Post
Offices, reported back the bill to allow ad-
ditional mail matter, with the recOmmen-
dation that it ought not to pass. The bill
proposed to allow bundles, &C., to be sent
through the mails.
Mr.. Wilson, from Military Committee,
reported back the bill to raise volunteers
for defense Of Kentucky, with an amend
ment as substitute. $50 ~--
Mr.. Wilson offered Joint Resolution
giving the thanks of Congress to Rose4
erans and the officers and men under him
for gallantry and good conduct at Muir
freesboro. 7 hla1
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MEDICAL.
YER's PILLS ARE CURING
~ THEsICK TO AN EXTEHT NEVER BifOsA
NffTUE aE Any MEnT0THE

Invslids, rssa and nudge fOr yourselves. JULES
nut street Phiadelphis, whose choice products are
found at almost sYerJ toileti says; 81 -.
81 an happy 70 say ofyOur UArHARIlo fILAss tlAA
have found them better family msdicne Tor COM
OF my friends have realized marked benefits IRON
them, aud coincide with me in believing that they
posses extraordinary virtues Tor driving out diseases
and curing the sick they are not eneetRal Dpt s1le
them valued by the public, when they are knoMn.'-
The venerable Chancellor WERDLAM writes from
Baltimore, 18th April, 1854: ac -, -
CDR. J. @. AYER, Sir-l have taken your tllls win
great benefit for the nstleno3s languor loss Of Ap-
petite and bilious headache, which has OF late 4sSIs
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many years in my family for coughs and colds with
and feel pleasure to commend you for the good TO1
have done aud are doing
JOHN =. BEATTY, Esq, Secretary Of the PeunaTl-
Tania RailrOad Company, says:
i'SIR:-I take pleasure In adding my testimony 70
the efcacy Of your medicines, having derived Yery
material benefit from the use OF both your feCtofal
and CathartIc Pills never without tnem IN my
family, nor shall ever oonssntto De- Wniis ny means
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Wentworth, New Hampshire, writes:
Having used your Cathartic Pills In my praotlc
certify from experience that they are an
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the great variety Of diseases that follow, they are
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P / A N o S,

From the celebrated nanufactory Of VIM. KEABE
& CO., Baltimore. These Planes have the tull lron
frame, oTerstrung bass, nd Rl the latest improve
melts and for volume I'd eYenness OF Tone easy and
agreeable action, durab ty and finish are superior
10 any other manufactur {. All intending TO get
Piano, should fail r. these instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.
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Nor THE MAE.-The "Mr. Gilbert con
,acted with the Paymaster Cook gambling
aibair turns opt not to be Mr.. Gilbert OF tnlS
city, but some othersman OF that name' IeA'
or assumed, belonging to some other place
Herald.
Judging from the above item, it Wouldn [
be strange if some Of the missing " green
backs" had crspt into the palm of the Herald
editor. 80
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CHAPTER III-THE LOvERs.
Scarce my lips the words had uttered,
When the people rouud about
Almost tore the cars asunder
Ir With an awful lauEhing shouti
And the man who peddled pea nuts,
And said "Lozenges 50 sweet,
Was most rad enough TO at me,
As sat there in my seat
Out be ran, and in moment
At station we did stop,
Just to give the horse some foduert
And some passengers to DROP
When man and maiden entered
With considerable air,
And they sat right down before me,
''Eow," said, 'some fun is there"
They perhaps had Just been married,
Or were just about TO be-
moro tender, loving couple
did scarcely ever sees
She, indeed, vas very handsomei
He, very hOmeiy man;
And said, Nov. mr. Poet,
Pray explain this If you can
But Con found out the reason,
In a handsome suit OF clothing,
Which knew was iSAAOoi best
fFHh ~ 1 said, That tells the story
All his clothing he did buy
Atthe UNION HALL Emporium
And they took the lady's eye
And they took her eye not only,
But also her hand and heart,
Though ne was not very handsome
Well she knew that he was smart;
So she soon resolE. 10 wed him,
"FOr," she said, "a man who boys
His Clothing all at UNION HALL,
Every girt Of sense will prize
[MoRK MKT WEEK.
In the meantime would announce to the pubh
that 1 have brought home from the kast the largei
and mcst superb stock Of fashionable
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SENATE CHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th, 1884.
tsDR- J. Q. AVER, Honored sir:-l have made thor
ouFh trial Of the Cathartic Pills. loft BY your agent,
and have been cured By them Of the dreadful Tneum
stisrn under which he found me suffering. The nrst
dose relieved ma and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel in better health now than
for soue years before which attribute entirely to
ne edects.of your Cathartic Pills.
Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS. .. METOALF."
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.

INST REOEIVED-A LARGE AS
sortment Of
SILK UHDERsHIRTS AND DBAlMAhs'
WOOL do 40
. sOAkEs' ttsS, f5sS,7sI INA AS - 3 MANH's.
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VHE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.

By the Author Of "Fair Inez," .The Primes Of
Wales, /" '' The Ghost Hunters" &c, &c
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"sm:-I have great satisfaction In assuring 70
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I'D bV YOUR medicines. Ny wife was cured two year
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NV children Lave several times been cured rom at
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Indeed this cure is mach more important, from the
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from any of the numerous remedies had taken.
IFYOu seem to US, Doctor, like prcYidental bless
ing to our family, and you may VOL suppose we are
not unmindful gift. Your respectiullyi a., .,
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NEW PATENT GR TIE,
q i hurn Goal a. we'll as Wood most admirably the
0vaT beipg thoroughly ventilated Il viii prqd1ee Q
5srfect and healthy bake, equal TO that Of beker1
6riek oven; Roasting and Toasring Is done before
Inc omen FIRE, and Broiling over live Goals on VIC
hearth ns common sense dictates. II IL nanuniotI
n tbis citV and lie material used and the work
manghip are Of the best quality; finally II gives pei
feet satsfaction to ALL as hundreds Of
this city and surrounding country Wno aEs uHiH
using It, viii testify. -L----
THE MORNING STAR NC STOVE Is 9
new and desirable pattern, which, with VeEley y
others make our stock complete: We also nete oh
hand great variety OF ParlOr Cooking and otner nea
inc stoTes for Coal or Wood at re1uced prices
We are constantly supplied with all the newest ana
most beGutiful styles Of
ENAMELED Ora FES.
Also-sI Of the most useful articles OF House Eur
nisbinR Goods Nails and Farmers Tools
Weerejust recaiving the latest improved styles
BIRD CAGES which are offered OF Lhe loWesl PtiSsss
Wemanufacture largely and have tor sac 5 9t WEE
sale and retail, all the various articles OF pam au
,JapaneS tn, Copper and Sheet-IToH Ware.
We offer the almost endless variety OF goods IN ON
live for sale at the lowest cash prices, On the ONk
PRICE SYSTEM.
rE-Au Housekeepers and those who contemplate
Housekeeping, and the .rest Of MANKIND, are 1o5t
sordisy invited 10 call before purchasing essWnere
and nudge for themselves. SATISFACTION Is SuAAAH
FEED at the -.
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of " T. l.. "a a. I s ! -
,rsok.dA Cleveland. Ohio
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REREL, NEWS.

FT. MoNRoF, April 1.-THE Richmond En-.
qaire Of the 10th contains the following
Chattanooga, April l4--Major Dick Nc.
Cam has captured another train on the Nash
vile 4 Chattanooga Railroad
Three gunboats and two transports on the
Cumberland river have been destroyed by
Wheelers command.
Van Dorm fght at Franklin, Tenn, prov
ed to have been exaggerated The loss was
only fifty on each side, aud Freemans bate.
~ was..captured, and retAken
Charleston, April l4--All quiet tonight
The enemy occupies Coles, Kiawah and Sea
brook Islands in considerable force, protected
by a few gunboats All his transports have
left this yincinity
II Monroe, April ls--Rchmond papera
ot the 18th are received and contain the foil.
owing
{ taJaekson, April l6-The enemys troops at
Lake Providence have moved to Yicksburg
and Grenada. The boats going up to Vicks-
burg was q ruse. A heavy movement com.
menced on Thursday
A large FIRE Was observed yesterday above
Nicksburg, supposed to be the burning of the
Federal transports.
The Yankee forces are in possession of New
Carthage.
Wilmington, April l6--The steamers Flora
aud Pell arrived here this morning from Mass
au with cargoes of coffee, saltpetre and seed