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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
CLEVELAND LRkDKR.
FUBLIEHND
DaiIy. 1Fi.Weskly and Weekly,
By Z. O0WLES & 90,
Il9 euperisr-st.



ADVANCE IN THE SUBSCRIPTION
PRTOK OF THE LEADER.
r since ne war hes oommsnosd, the prics
sfwhits printing paper has advanced near
ly6 hundred per cent, owing entirely to
the scarcity of cotton ragsi oar type set
ting bin has Increased one hundred per
cent; coal one hundred and twenty Eve
per can't; glue, noIAsSsG turpsntins, oil,
ink and AL other Ingredients that enter
iats he nanufssturs Of the newspaper,
hAvs advanced from forty to four hundred
psrosnt; our telegraph bill has Increased
500 per cent, snd yet the subscription
price Of the LEADER has only SO far ad-
vanOed from IS to 80 per cent By sim
pie mathematical calculation it will be
sesn that there is 10 recourse left for q
Newspaper publisher but to follow the ex-
smpls Of newspapers in Chicago, Cincin-
Rad, Pittsburgh, Detroit Toledo and other
pOiAts, and raise the subscription.
On and sitter next Monday, May sOth
the LEADER viii be furnished at the fol-
lowing rates;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13

The Professor thinks 1t . national dis
grace that Amsries Wss discovered By =
" farTinOr."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13

In Cincinnati, Chicago, Louisville, and
81 Louis, The subscription price is higher
than the shove scale, and city subscribers
ere charged twenty cents per week. In
Detroit, Pittsburgh and Buffalo, they are
charging the same ss sbOvs. We mention
these facts to show that sheer necessity
cOmpels rs to make the above advance,
And that we ara justified in SO doing.
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DRAINARD's HALL.

FIVE DAYS ONLY, COMMENCING TUES
DAY, JUNE l4th, 1sG4p
OLAPP, sFANLEY CO.'S MAMMOTH
P0ISsticOmOramS OF ths War,
ys,Ietnr e7sry feature Of interest from the firing
:. m 5rsf qt1 st Sumter down to the more recent
MS Of the Wss, interspeise sed With startling nIO
BAH "a HecbSbical Effects, on q style OF stupsn.
slons 81 asUr never hefo attempt
fs. boqro Of the b ts si9 nereS apa q dtaay
Oosnicts, The 18th life nae ViVidneEs. The thun
eS ~ ne rnSSon nd ne aiP o. ne ia "
up9n the sst o. ne thsir desparats chsrgRs are
I'm and the iesTfuI Wo. Ca 1itdns octqns
presented With disiinetnS, Ve ana iEtricats ma
ehinery mechanical appliance ts never tesore in
fngeniSfE diorsmio s-oomFan'Ine 5iTuos can siHost
inSSf1s fhsussyss actual EpectatorA ss W ~ seS
and stirring tcsBe5 represented IheA Ne beholdeT
nav distinctiT trsverse With the eye an = STsnS
10 hsld, or follow the moyt ments o. n To tbe
Army from the outbreak OF the ieDeiiion
M early portions Of these great historic Illh 5 u
4IIt0 from sketohss tsken By Mr. Randolph, artisS
lOf the Illustrated London News, then tIeHelh = ~ "
-setehsS b. Government emD,oJ Jees. and executed
the most eminent AmsIiean artists, 10 1inGins @
y names IS hinsra LeHS' Wa lt,. Y ~,
HrotA sVerSl seqnes viii bs ubIrAted with graph
The 1anyl9E lesture by e Grant y
fhs talent have eucisd the hisGsst eno0aiuns O
The Prsss - iSsTd q an opportunity OF vinossinf
in eIas. Sxhihiion, The following rSleS OF sduia
1ns 1len nave bceB h1sd: Is eta
te1s- 1,rSer yeaEs Of 81 81
0hi- -o-s eeSfs IS cen HsG,fa- Doors open AZ -
eomnsnc- y 9Hsintines for Ladies and Children o.
eIane ssturdAy afternoon e. e - o,eleek, .s
Taa ueeaA9 sh1 aremEEfa male Win ecnooihss ssen
- IAbera. sra ,stion 70 the Manager.
.--f.-. &c on appltc-
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Another Victory by General
Hunter,
The Rebel General Jones Killed
The Rebel Loss Very Heavy.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.I
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Success of the Union Forces
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he Battle at Columbia, Ark.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10
sn bscrip tisns will be received by the
FIRST NATIONAL BAsK Oh KEekUg.
AND ALL REspEfTABLB BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will doubtless
AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS.
sngs7wd<w
EIRST NATIo NAL BANK,
OR KROKUK. IOWA,
DesiEnateA Depository aBa Financial Agent OF the
TnItc1 statos.


These Brsls s-s Er<~ps fro. TAIai1m ~ ary State
NaRaosssi ssraDrsts.
Subscriptions these Bonds received In United
States notes notes of tine National bss they
1T the pleasure Il the Government.
period fss fhss tAss
from their date nntil sr ren tsoH
bQnls of fifiy and hum
red aotirrs annual Bonds Of nve hundred dollars
and ~eiannn4liy. 1h- interest il pay able the
nrst day VI March and september in each year.
As thsse Bouds are exempt fronI municipal or State
taxation their value l. increased three per
per aBnum- according the rate Of l-yiss in
ieus parts OF the county
AT the present pEen gold they better than
either invs-tment thai ezn be had at par
enbscE7beas wIiA either Esslst=Ted Coupon
Bonds they may prefer. Registered Bonds record
the Acoks tie T. 4. Treasurer, he
errsc only The owners orer- Coapo1 bonts pay
aie 10 bearer aud venist for Commercial
Bonds may be subscribed for in suns from $50
tp 10 any magnitnre. the terms, thus
made equally available snallest lender and the
est capitalist They be converted into money
any spd the holder will have the benefit Ct the
/. interest. Z
Subscribers TO this loan viii have the option Of having
iheir BeDds interest from March ls ~ paying the
accrued interest In eoior in United States notes
the Of the ksfonh Banks adaing fr per ceut.
for prensum, receive them drawing interest from the
date of subserittion aud deipcsis.
DYmfts 81 1oHis, Chcsgo and New York will b.
eeived in pay nent of Subscriptions to this loan
The usual eommissicn allowed 20 Banks and Bankers
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OAnAioS aug ".
This afternoons Commercial Adver-
tiser h@ some particulars about the re-
ported raid on Buffalo.
1t appears that the Provost Mar. bal Of
this city. from various reports, was led to
believe the rebels in Canada hdd organ
ized to burn Buffalo and DESTROY the lock
At Lockport. Tho Marshal laid the mat
ter before Gen. Dir, who ssated he vas
awars OF the existence Of such plot, bat
was unable to provide means to defeat it,
but advissd that measures bs t4kea here
Is tie exigency Of the case required.
The public are not ADVISED Of ! ny means
Of defence havisg been taken ~ yet.
Il 10 repo.-ts that Mayor Fargo has
protested sgaiL'se the removal Of the 74th
regiment from here, which bss Just been
ordered for one hun dred days service.
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.ONVENT OF THE VISITATION.
" EEnEEg ynWa

THIS Academy vas founded in the year 1853 by the
Sisters of The Visitation. and has since
enJoyed reputation fesnaie Institution Of
class IL located On the heights Of nk overlook
ing the Aaziaspp xom wtfch 10 is distant oHly pleas
ant ris OF about twenty ssinufes TAir, together th
fAe r.iirpAd Aeiifaes renders OF all
cns The yer The s' gstson Is healthy and picturesque,
aud frvm tine height lscation ns fne view
Rot oniy Of the csty. bat aiso Of HI~ss1r Illinois
Ths coufse of Instruction casaprie- the
hak@ Engtish hr~nchra. wifh the Of Globes prose
and pours Composition together with the tireek
hshan. trfnch and German Languages, Vocal Music,
WITH lessons eu the Plato. Harp and UBtar Drawing.
Painting Watsu Cooss In oil and Gu Velvet Plain AMI
ornamental Needle serk, Tapestry ksbsaiery and Lace
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Further ffen AvsFill-vietasyC Gen.
plste.
Warrington. Aukust Q.

"ssnAnx lous Aueust ..
Informatioa has been received here
that Gen. A~erill, after overtsking the
enemy at Norcfeld. attacked and utterly
souted them. csp<uring between 500 and
500 prisoners including Gea. johnson.
who subsequently escaped. and bis whole
stan. With their headquarters colors, ali
the rebsl artillery and trains aAd large
quantity Of small arms.
Gen. HcCauslsnd himself barely escap.
cd BY flying OF the mountains.
Gen. Averill pursued the scsttered
remnant of the rebel armv ior IA miles,
capturing many iugitives.
His entire loss in killed was bat seven
meu. &4s
The pursuit was only abandoned when
Gen. Averill's horses we're too p,uch ex
hausted to follow the rebels into th .
mountains.
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Hon. Am0s A. Lawrence On Drese
Refeen.
The following letter is from the Hon,
Amos A. Lawrence, of Boston, to . LADY
in Chicago:
BosTos, July 8, 1854. !.
DEAR M.DAM: Yours OF the 4th 10 re
ceived. Certainly the movement Of the
ladies for reform in their habits of dress.
and for retfenchnent in all matters o.
personal and household expenditure. can
result in nothing but good: and il the
other sex will CO operate with them, then
the benefit will be incal culable.
+ Such sslf-denial will be the more praise.
worthy inasmuch Is it will be at this time
voluntary; whereas if it be delayed, il
will be matter Of necessity. In either
case the time for retrsnchmeut must come,
and the longer it is postponed the more
severe it must be upon our whole people.
Whatever families can save, should b
saved now: the time is not far of when
many who have wives snd children viii
be satisfied if they can obtain bare sub
sistence.
While our brave youth are suffering
untold hardships, it Is not possible thai
those Who stay at home shall always i've
in luxury and frivolity. The lsws Of
commerce, in our case. will be found 4
be in confoDmisy with what must be thu
laws Of God, that We shall suffer sorhs
what alike. &.zg3fai
With these views, it is not necessary
for me 70 answer your letter ia detail Il
to what articles OF dress are msuuiaetur
ed in this country in eonpstisiol witl
foreign fabrics. Every artiole a nssss
sity il manufactured ID the ioyAl States
fand those Win bsifsstunats who Rnd them
selves with the means 10 obtain thesl +
ter the war i over, and probably befor,
that tims. sss%1ss sAsA1 e n III ssas'
La ssee@ Yours very traly. +.
Ahos a. LxwRExes.,
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Inper,aa, m.v.m.n, By Gen. cr.r

-KSssosss IA oS me Dy 0eA. GR0Mt.
The agent Of the Associated Press at
New York apprises US Of the fact that th 4
Washington National Intelligence Of this
morning. contrary to the oft-repeated in.
junction of the War Department. against
publishing contraband army intelligence,
announces new movement by General
Granite forces. None of the Baltimore or
New York papers published any allssion
to this movement, owing to the orders Of
the War Department, and the Associated
Press agent does not feel st liberty to
state Its character or purpose. We pre-
sume, however, that General Grsnt i.
making some important new disposition
of his troops against Richmond. We ara
still decidedly of the opinion that the re-
port that he is .prepariug TO abandon the
campaign against Richmond is untrue.
An officer who arrived here TO-DAY, and
who has come direct from Fortress Mon.
roe. where he saw both the President aud
General Grant, ridicules the re port, and
states that. ia his hearing. the President,
after the consultation with the General,
expressed grea, confidence OF the success
Of the present campaign.-I Chicago Jour
Bal. E8&f4
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New afk, Aug. 8.
The Commsrci,rs Washin gtoo special
says there is great exult.tion NJ the Navy
Department. over the news from Mobile.
Blockade running y Mobile will Be bro
ken up. and several Of our best 90. s-boats
relieved from duty there. ].
The Tennessee was supposed 70 be the
most powerful ram 10 the world.
Tho sinking Of the Tecumseh il a
tirely discrsditsd -
Buchanan is the only Admiral in the
rebel navy.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SHIP

PERS.-I have just received the following order
cernng the receiving Of feghts for and
delivery OF reighfs line Of
This will govern transactions in future
II. L. SHEPHERD, Gent Agt.
6gzAy wxsrx-w @ T. AND LII 4 s. Iowa r. r. Cos.
s6rrs ~yyrcE. Springfield, Aug > -.
H. l. sHERHrRp, Gen.i A-l-ss- Under the late act
Of Congress making il necessary Internal Rey--
RAMPS in conducting the business of tbis Lae YOU
viii be goseped by the following rules:
Each receipt which you ay give for property 10 ne
transported over, on this Lac Of Rosas ust BE-
sfanprsd With txo CELL stamp.
All receipts taken for fright which has arrived AZ
its final destination, delivered to connecting Lines q,
be forwarded be stamped with two cent stamp
This Stamp must be put by the party giving
oeipt.
& All receipts which you give for the payment of
Seight delivered under Rsile E. for twenty
dn-s $50 must be stamped by with two
cent stAylp-
4 An s.rchers, when receirted, Of any kind for
aHaoants oftusfy dollars 60 must be stamped
with two cent tte<ru.
s. Every stamp at*>- under either u the preceding
rsIes must be furnished I'D Cancelled by the gner Of
the receipt voucher by Pskn thsroonhis initials and
he aAte m ink
The Denalty for emitting the stamp o. falling to can
c tic same, IL two hunire dollars FOR each and every
onetse s every instrument stamped invalid and
Of no eject fHoS KNAP,
E anESdG Superintendent
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thereof. at Governments expense. 10 b
used whom eceasioa tsqaifsd against TIE
General Goverument, sad fce tho hsns6,
Of il enemies !? A. Yes, sir. N
G. When and By whom vere .id
projects ses aAoat A. At y,,iou,
times, By members generally, darise tie
past year. | would also state that The
G1nd Commander, Charles L. Hunt.
and others, recomm ended that Ill NOM
bers Of said order enroll 10 the militia in.
stsad Of paying their eomnutation, there.
by obtaining arms snd equipmsnts and
tho bsae6t Of militia service, which
would enhance the isterssts Of said order
and materially injure these Of the Gener.
aI Government.
9. What is the number of the organ
iEaticn IN the State Of Illinoisi A.
From report, from 100 900 70 100. 600.
@. What in thu. State OF Indiana !? A.
About $4,000.
@. What in the State Of Ohio !? A.
About 10000.
@. You have stated that there vas 4
general expectation that an sttempt
would be made to arrest Vallandie CHAIN on
his reaching Chicago on the 4th Of July,
and 70 prevent him from making speech
thsrs. Was the Government 70 be re-
sisted in the effort BY the members Of the
order there assembied7 A. There v.s
general understanding among the menu
bers of the order, that in case Vallandir-
ham should return within the Federal
lines, and an effort was made by the Gov
erument to seize or arrest him, such ef.
fort was to be resisted by the united ac-
tion Of the order.
Q. Is or is il not the universally 90
oepted theory Of the members Of the or
der in substance this: that the chosen
officers Of the Federal Government have
usurped authority, and that it is not only
an inherent right, bat IN imperative duty
Tor all who think rs the members do. to
resist those Federsl functionaries, and If
need be expel them from rover By force {?
A. That is my understanding.
Q. Is the same principle recognized
oy them as applicable to officers acting
under the authority of the President and
obeying his orders-such ~ commanders
OF departments, army, &C.! A. tbioh
!. is. Il includes oil military officers Of
the General Government.
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AsaAsbssiag Assd's Ar.3y.
Nov York, uk. g..

- n
The Worlds Washiagtoe spScisl ssys
the rshsi novenssts = shs Upper Potc.
nas vsrs fsinss 10 eevers ssn(iee rein.
.oFcemsnss. % Hood.A II - sapposed sOt
lsas ithas 30.O0O of Less S6t3raas will
oe seut e Atlanta. Maok aPprshenpion
y fen ID the matter. IAsg3F ani5 sl
Tho Hesald's Washington special says
6rAne And stad have rsssrned from the
Upper Potomse and started for City
Point. 4sAs .a s y. NJ ss
The TFibans's corrsSpoodence IRON Pc
tsnourg says fbs armies on the Potomac
asd James ravens we're never in better con.
ditioa, and are making impostaut move
ments, from which you may soon expect
news.
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81 ..sss j = sea sEts g1snsoa, Ang. 8.
sThep steamer Fulton ysIsissa here ou
cs9esy xssh ths exehssgsd oi1ssn from
Cnsflestoh. They seprsSsnt they we're
ven sees III gflJ .d *IT
Gen. Fester says b will hk3 Uh1fia-
ton within two noaths.
ssis sssi6's g ai'se & si':;:ai'
-! ~ ysi4Qssa nQaoS ND II
Asnesst sokssgs arrived q ~ S1.
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2sssipts 6Fsn Internal nsve,vs.
New York. Aug. 9.
The receipts from internal Revenue
.o~ amount % enc million per day.
Warrants for three millions passed, yes.
tefdsy, 20 pay the army.
brig-Gsneral Wild, charged BY Bald =
smith With disobedience OF orders, haa
beeo returned 70 duty. The procsediaes
Of tho Court we're ses aside BY Gsa. But
Ier for irrsgularity.
Surgeon -General Hammond hes beam
suspended from rank and pay for thres
ysars.
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Raid ffsm oa.aAa.

Buffalo, Aug. 8.
Rumors are rife that rebels and symps-
thlzers in Canada are about to make !
raid on this city. Details are not yet OBJ
taiaable, but it 10 understood the Govern
Dent is informed Of it. There arc many
rsmcrs shout il, but nothing reliable.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
tW orld's Special

l.
Washington, Aug. 8.
The invasion panic has fentireIy sub-
sided. Yesssrdsy II was confidently
believed that battle would take place
upon the old Sharpsbarg ground or in
that ne'ghoorhccd. bat now K i believed
If the rebels had any serious intentions
they have given tAsm up on finding how
large force is ready 70 contest their march
into Pennsylvania, With. the presen,
dispositions Of our forcesit wiilbe inpossi.
bic for the rebels to get ~ far a the
Fsnnsyivania line Miehout desperate
battle, in which the odds would be ,eainst
them.
A heavy cavalry force, our great want
heretofore, has been concentrated on the
Upper Potomac, and instsad ofa rebel in.
vasion of Peonsylvania, the country will
% more likely to hear Of the march Of !
heavy Federal column down the 6henan-
doah. a. ~. s..s.
Gen. Wright. comma sndinQ, ut last &C.
counts vas at Boonsboro.
The eountsy nsy rest assured that the
late invasion is over for the present.
General Orders No. 81. -
~ & 80 WAA DsPAnrnExr,
\ Washington, August g., 1864
By direction of the President. Major
Gen. Wallace. counanding Middle De-
partmsnt, will resume command Of the
9th corps and other troops serving within
the Departments from which he was ten.
posafily relieved in General Order No.
238.
Tho troops Of Msjor. General Hautsr's
command, temporarily assigned TO the
tofses under AajoF- General Wight, ia
General orders No. go, ss, By direction
ofshe President, hereby relieved from such
Assignment.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
s~A 90 e. D. FowsssND,
- a ~ A. A. G..
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Baltimore. AuR. 8.

Baltimore, Aug. s.. q
This svshiue . hfssS rsfor&s ifou ~
Valley represent the rebels in force eoukh
Of Wischestefss shd1t 10 thouKht We shsll
have an engagement with them. This is
on good authority !. = ,,.
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EOR SALE-60 acres unimproyed
land, situated In the q. = quarter Of Section No
Ip % and Range ~cst, in Pleasant Ridge Tp Lee Co.
Iowa Prics - Per acre with good title OF NO sale
IL b. TES-EYCK
angsA Real Estate Agent.
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HBOP 0S1IS FORIION,


81 6g 60 IL a4
- = - 'A's -
.s--S 80 .s..s.s-s :. ..a.1' 1-''s va" -
a..,...n. - =
.. sspossAnes' ana oy
.o qusiine" - DePo>'ss
.rS-~fy Nos~ Y-s-"''
~ms nsefse1f fAe
~ Per Annnm, WIN
- - - lawful money.
.Avs "''i = 'as 0pa'n of ths
gum oeaf'hg ponas'
'"'' sss's Rom An- =
So u AMs s@AHA
9. s'4''SN = my one
s4 ~ = -. - - n s1'u'@nn
ana WI pe 'suso ~ VI % 0'oef'
s' nay oe drecteo " tne suoscriD7s.
an SUBSCRIPTIONS must pe ior hi'y a'iafs' VI some
"ainpie ~ hss soA3rs sF
Dnphc&'e cefunca1es WIZ oe issued lot all aepoats'
The party depostns must endorse upon the orisissl
the 81 notes required and wheth
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MGWO 6x I&A&(1KAk
s.-ee ~ ....-y--y---s.., !.
. ''- o
AIQ2I NQVUC fTnm VlNnInyn
sss sg.gEgF 8xK
AvEAAAA,S vlCTORY.
s. rs =
LATEST FROM MOBILE.
The 1Asmy Rspslsel at Msv Greek,
virgiaia4
New York, Aug. 8.
The following dispatches are from Gen.
Kelly:


The following dispatches are from Gen.
Kelly:
Cumberland, Nd, Asg. s.
To Gov. Beremsn:
NY force reppked the enemy again
yesterday at New Creek. Geasral Nc
Csusland's and Gen. Bradley Johnsson's
forces attacked that post 1t 3 p m. The
fight continued ill long after DARK. The
enemy retreatsd during the night, leaving
their killed and wounded on the field
The enemy's loss is severe Our los il
not severe. and will not exceed IS killed
and 80 wounded.
The garrison made . most gallant de-
fence. under the coauand of Col. 6se-
venson. Coils. Hayward and Simpson.
(Signed.) B. KELLY,
Brig. Gen.
New Creek, Va, Aug. S.
To Gov. Bereman: =
l have just arrived here. The enemy
were efiectually rcpA,sed and are rapidly
retreating towards More6eld. We have
saved Western Virgins from . terrible
seourging BY the invading army OF reb.
els. (Signed,) b. +. KEiAr,
Brig. Gen.
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Azsivsl ~ 1zehasksl Priss.ss. ft,n
0Aaz9sstsa.

New York. Aug. 9.
Tho steatnsr Fulton from Port RoyaI,
via Fort Monroe. his arrived.
She brings the exchanged Union pris-
oDers from Gharleston.l W f
Gen. Birnsy had made raid 10 Flori-
do, destsoyipg ssvssal bsidees, capturing
: locomotive, cars and ! : quantity Il
smaN a14s. tas .t.a
We nov hold BALDWIN and Hamilton.
A blockade runner run into Chs1ss,on
on Wednesday night. = 2 :
I Our reapased officers re2ort eiuce thsy
Fbsvs been 1Soe1utd il tlxrle}toa. fye
bloskad4 rlnnsfs bad come II. .asest
Ths'1ssEs - Charleston and IT. Han-
I IS p1sil .Es g.uex. ,oo1.
- F0R LzTE.OD6I2T0s
SEE FOURTH PAGE.
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MISS A. PAYNTER win teach the

lvA art Of Cutting Ladies and Chtdren's cio&hing-
All Who have families or those wishing NAL for them
selves, or othsrS relying Their needle fr support
will nnd their money well invested BY givisg Mis- Payn-
ter = trial
- Room up stairs over Mis- Hendersons School
koon- 4tA street. between Main and Blondeau. Hours
for teaching from 70 ii A. NJ, and 2 TO 5P.N.
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rag ElRsf NATIONAL Bask OF kEokuk

Deals In MI classes Of u D. Bonds Iztsre Cesp Of
all kinds ~ T. j. Bonds bought collected; Government
Vouchers Orders the Z. s. Paymsster for Bounty
Back Pay, eashsd or collected.
E X @ HAN GE
On all the Principal Cities and Gold and Silver bought
and sold
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
or ali deno1sinatons for sale. discount Of per
made sales Of 800 and upwards.
II. K. LOVE. President.
r. b. FeofK, Cashier. lulyzof2m
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Encouraging News.

Encouraging News.
New York, Aug. 9.
A private dispatch from Washingtop,
to-day says cur news through rebel sources
i al encouraging
The capture OF Mobile 10 confidently
expected; and We learn from the front
that great Excitement exists among the
rebels, both1at Richmond and Atlanta.
Military men here say that Sherman
will undcuotsdly axe advantage Of the
oonfusioa 81 ths rebels, and We look for
ascoants Of ! battle at any moment. s.
Averilrs : victory in the Valley is con-
Arnsd. His loss was very slight. and he
captured Ave to six hundred priaonsrs
and all the rebel artillery. This, and the
report from Mobile, vemsae onr W ash
instoa officials very happy TO day.
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