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P0sT.0FFleE TIME.TAgLE.
1884. Winter Arrangement 1861.
FOR TEE ez
Arrival sad Clestsg aa Ezstss
AT TRk
oLEyELAND POST ogRI0R,

Commencing November lsthi lss2-
STMAils VII Be opened nd resdJ ies dsliTaFy one
hour after arrival Of traing. r..
EaI-Ail Mails close ons hour before dsssrsHTs o.
' ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives st 100 a. NJ, and I:lo snd
Nsstern way arrives At l0.l5 4. M.
FitIss6uEsh ThEoggh sETiyss s.ss s5 81, q 4
EsHduskT Way arrives at s:z5 A. N.
maboning Way arrives 1T b.30 7. NJ,
Cincinnati Through arrives at 9aO a. M, &69 =. ~.
DO Way 0ETiTes at 500 P. II.
Western Through arrives at g:35 a., and $50 p n.
doll Way arrives at 2:45 P. II.
Medina Way srriYss at 100 ?. NJ.
Ro3kport, &e, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
BrsoksTflle Bath, so. arrives Mondays and Fridays
sharon Center, Granger, North Royalton, z tyri.ss
Mondays and Fridays ct P. Ii.
WArrsnsyille arrives daily at IO;l5 A. n.
East cleveland and Euelid arrives daily sss 4, -
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTEAs THRoVsH, for Erie. Buflaio, Boston, HeP
York, Hartford, and Wiiloughby, Feine:Tiis, Gene
"a. Astsbula and Connesut, closes st $50 A. a
sAsTEHH THRousE, tor New York only, oiuass ht
EssrEEa TsaoUdH, for Erie, Buffslo, Albany, Ros.
ton, New York and Hartford, closes 81 $40 ?. II
EAsTERE WAY, for all points between CieTsland and
X asTERs THaoueH, fos ToIsdc, Detroit, UhieaFo
and Milwaukee, closes a. 70 P. NJ, dssyes T5
WIsTERE THRoUGH, for Toledo. Detroit. Ohio4Eo,
Dub1que, 81 Joseph and Cairo CLOSES at $50 P. NJ
and Toledo elosss. at a a =. iH'' 's''s4 o''so
sAADUsKT WAY, for sandnsky and sU intsrnedisss
Rcints, closes ats 80 P. ii. fI=
OfHofEEATI WAT, for all points bstWssn Cleveland
aud Cincinnati, riosos 1t 10 r H. (eayes At 7:69
next morning.)
UIroTss Ar TazOras. for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati, cosea ct 10 P NJ, eayes At 75o
0tEoTSsATf THEouez, tor Columbus Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, indianapolis. zanesyiis and
Wheeling, closes At 6:ig ?. b. = ..e-
iPrTTsBUReH THEOUaH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ingtoa, closes at Iz.40P n.
PITIssDBoH MkYs Ior all goinss between gisyslS1di
Eellsville, and Pitsbnrg, harrisburg Philadelbhia
Bsltlmera and Hashi agton, closes at 7:30 a. NJ
MAHoEIEl WAY for ell points betwoen Cleveland
znd Houng gspTu, CLOSES q 10 2. H. (sa7ss ct 500
next morning. l4--ia l-L aa1 M -- .H-....rt.
m1DLEA q Az, closes ct S /. II.
RoCEFoR=, Ge.. closes en- Z asdayB, ThursdhyH and
Saturdays, ct Il II.
BREoKst1LIE, BATE, 30, closes Tuesdays and Bat
ardayB, att AsM
SHARON OEsTEe, Granger, HOrth ROyaltoa Ea-,
alosss on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. n.
WARREEsvILlE. closes daily, 1910 4. n.
1AsFOBEVHLAADAndE Euclid, closes daily at : 4. H.
S~hAn and Drop Letters sro required. By law 20
Be pre-paid ca1l g s..s-7lN
s.FAli City Circulars sss required 50 be prs-ssis
with tEo-cent stamp
~ OGlos open from 7:3o A. NJ. to 7;sg 2. n. On
Sunday from A. N. 20 1879 a. N.
- ,le. = - T. COWLES- p. n.
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WHITE ABBAEaslIEHr. = lssi


1874. WINTER ABRAFGzMEHT. n 1874.
On aud AFsse EondsJ, November IStb. P,-.pv,-
Erslns Hill leaye Cleveland, - foilovs (sundayss
LIST TraIn-S.4O A. m.-WEUIHEATT rxPRrss
stopping a. Grafton, Wellington, New London,
SHELBY, Grest1ne, Gallon Gilead, Cardingtons
Ashley, DelaEarel Lsgs g,,l Center and v ort9.ng-
bus I'D p m, Dayton 4;i2 p. n, OincihnAties5
Be, St. Louis l0;45 2. NJ Indanapolis Gl5 ,.
NJ Cairo 3s0o p u, Fort Wayne 4:l5 ,. m, Chl-
I'd TrzIn-s:1O P M.-AOOOMMODBTI0H.
at $50 ,; n, ginetnnati $50 .. n.
don, shelby, 6Eestline Gallon, 6fsad, Cardi5g-
- on and pslAEaEs; arriving At 0rsstllne at l0ig
;. m, Columbus Leo a. m, DAYTON ls15 q. m,
Cincinnati 100 q. m; Indianapolis 80 4. m, 81
Louis 9ssS ?. n, Cairo $500 a m-s ~. Wayne4;oo
Trains leave Columbus At $50 and leo a n sso6pu
arrive e. OisFsands-sOa- e. m. 2s59 and 200 ,. N
UONEEOFIOHs.
5hslbF-sandnHky, manInsId Newark Rallroad, fcF
A5nsasld, Mt. Vernon, Newark, sanes-
orssilIns- -Piftsburzh, Eort Wayns Chicago Rail-
road, Eorssts Upper sandusky, Dslphoa, -.
geat, and EsstiOr MaEshsid, WOoIssr, Mas-
qrasAsa and Bsssontine Railroad Linz for HIsrson.
Bsllefontaine, Sidney, Uuion, Muncis, In
dtAnApolis, Terre HAuts, Vinosnnsl, ETAnl-
DeInWars-Tith sprinEneld branch fsf sprinzhsId.
Oolzmbug-Littls Miami 3 Columbus, and Xsnia
TsTTe Hs1fs, St LouiS, Morrow, LoTsisn1
AID Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 3 Ms
EIEiPDi hatiroedS Oinctnlatifor boui1gfllal
EEansEills, Cairo, Sc. Bonis sad Al pointi
on the Ohio river. =
lsIEnbul-OantrAl Ohio Railroad for Newark, Eanel-
vile, Hheeling, So- Columbus, Piaw =
Z Indiana Bailrosd for Piqua, UrbanA, 50.
. - Tor Tickets 20 all points and information -
RIy At the PASSENGER station, and al Union Tickst
Oaloes l47 5uperior-Gs
msTaIAnd, Nov. fs, isss. sups-ints1dSnt.
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And many Of them have kindly permitted rs to use
their names, but prefer 10 state only few Of the
cases. leaving names and residence out, which can
be obtained on application at the OHics.
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CHANeERY SALE.


fGiHANCERY SALE.-Pursuant to the
" command Of decretal order of sale from
the Circnit Court Of the United States for the
Northern District Of Ohio, at the suit Of John W
Perigo snd Edward B. Bulkley, against Joel
Terrell and others, 10 me directed, Ishall offer
for sale at public auction, at the South door of
the Federal Court Building in the City Of Cleye-
land, in said District, on the tWenty-frst day Of
May, 1864, at three o'clock P. NJ, the following
described premises, situate in the township Of
Ridgeville, Lorain county, Ohio, with the sppur-
tenances thereunto belonging, known by being a
part OF lot No. twenty y-eght, and bounded as fol-
lows:
Beginning at point where the centre line Of
the highway running North and South through
the centre ofssid township intersects the centre
line Of the highway leading from Elyria to CleTe-
land through said township, thence running in
said North and South road about forty-fiVe rods
to the land Of Wyllis Terrill; thence in a West
erly direction along the South line Of said
Wyllis Terrills land about forty-eight rods to
the East line OF land owned by Wyllis Terrin
thence in SOutherly direction along the East
line of said Wyllis Terrills land about thirty-two
rods to the Northwest corner of land owned by
John Chester; thence in an Easterly direction,
along the North line Of said John Chester, G. Il.
Gibson, and Levi Terril's land, about twenty
four rods to the Northeast corner Of said Levi
Terr1ll's land thence in a Southerly direction,
along the East line of said Levi Terrill's land,
about fifteen rods to the center OF the Aforesaid
highway, leading from Elyria Aforesaid thence
IN an Eastery direction, along the center Of said
highway, about twenty rods to the place of be-
g1nnlng-belng the property known as the Ter
rlu House Tavern property, including Tavern
House, Store Room, Barn, etc. Appraised at
s2,766. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in Chsncery.
Baekus 4 Noble, Solicitors for ComPlsinants.
April %, 1854. sprll2o: 151
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Among the Orientsls, eorpuleney is cor
sidered beauty as well IS mark Of
rank. When any one is thin and spare,
it is believed he has not enough to est, and
therefore must be q nobody.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

HunneWelrs Standard Prepsrations.-
On oarInuids ooiums win be found notice Of these
Justly celeb rated aud standard preparations Of
bounded reputstion In New England, pr1f.sa only
what they remedies sor, aud for sale BY all
wholesale and retail dealers, aud confidence Is asked
to tssf them. Zee advertisement.
mars0-R2.
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Dr. g = & e NJ
Member of the Royal College Of PhysiedHs,
London, England; Graduate Of
Records Hospital for

~ "a a ~ u " . ~ n p Il
and constant attendant OF Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last tee years
has opened an Ofios at the
johnson Honss, Cleveland,
where he will be happy to meet all those who sf-
hicted with subacuts and chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely different from the old
plan, and is mild eoacious and effective. His med
icines sre simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never en- rs but by two other physicians in
America besides himself. de has spent the greatest
part Of his life aud Thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urine
for all forms OF disease. No charge for giving
konest and true ststement.of thier cess.
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To YoUEG AfES.-He can provs t0you in a few min
utas that he is the only physician ever treated
with that this disease. For eytry patient who
viii follow hts directions, he viii giYe One Hundred
Dollars II he fails in curing this disease No charge
made for consultation. those at q cistancs who
wish to consult the Doctor may do 80 By sending
aaH vial Of urine by mail. with name, and aEe,
and he will answer ard describe thoi- case and tho
possibility OF getting ieief, by enclosing return
postage stamp. mar34ZI
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ZEAL EsrATE.
T HN G.. JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
AEWATER BOILOIsG.

On Euclid ard Prospect street. Several vary de-
siia6ie building lots, both Esst and west Of Gud-
Kinsmsn street. Two story house and lot a. on
JAckson G street. Two story houss and lot, 65Il29
ProspseI strest B,iek house and lot. s21oo
9s - 5tSeeE. hice brick cottage and IOt 5aK
Psrsman S rect Two story honse and lot a en-
SGS'lile AVeou7 Two story trtk dwelling and lot
Huntington street. Two houses stories with good
0nterio s.rsst Two story brick house and 10. sa1
i32 teet. $500.
Tcacy si,eet. Horss and lot. 500.
Bflok store, dweiiipg and lot 10 Of ti best To-
eaIlons N IN the eiEy for q druggist or gro cry
the loot o. Sup rior street t,sthAn's Sorner ! |,
o4ied s2xl6j feet. Very desirable for Manuisetory
&C. Sc 700s
FARMS AND OUT LOTS.
Borse and hEe acres choice garden land on Now
bu:gh road, mi ies from Court h use sl5O0
co amer. substantial two story stone house and
20 soTes land, we'll culIiva ed, Fruit &c
y hotes IN lndepeboencs miles from he CITY,
ten scres at ss.O per acre - 80 -
% TATm Of acre: in Independence.
Farm of IS acres in Parma
Farm Ot $50 acres in Orange
stead Station 0 y N
Farm o; IOt 6crss In Euclid
Farm OF 50 acres in MayieId
Iaim OF 4S acres In south part OF WiHcon.
SIN on Ohlcago and Gslena railroad. si2per acTe.
Improved Iarm OF 50 ceres near Chicago,
TO LET.
Large and convenient brick dwelling north side of
Eneiia street near Perry, furniture msy be rented
Two story brick house on Wilson street f35O.
Psrior and bed room in Mathews Block, fronting
JNO G. JENNINGS,
HRElt NO. AtWster Building.
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urins-
~ and eexual systems-naw and relisble treatment
lin heports Of the HoWar1 AssOeiatipn-sent By
mali in sealed letter envelopes free q charge 80
drsss DR. j. SEILLEN HUGH fUN, Howard As-
sociEtion, No. South Ninth Street, PhiIAdeiphia,
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Physicians as IncuraBIe,

Physicians as TnCurabIe,
And many Of them have kindly permitted rs to use
cases. leaving names and rs-idence out, which can
be obtained on application at the odics.
Mr.. G. has been afflicted with asthma for twsr-
down Had been doctored and dosed BY all the ply
sieians in the city. few inhalatiOns perfectly
cured him.
Mrs had several hemorrhages. Physioians
told her she could not live but lew weeks She had
q applications Of the Oxygen and does the work
for six bOarderI
Miss G was suffering from a complication Of
difficulties. She had tried several physicians but
her 10 health.
Mr.. has Iniamstory rheumatism. Had
not walked without crutehes for six months. Six ap
plioAtions were msde aud he walked miles twice
Miss -, the physicians said. was In the last
Stage Of consumption. A few applications OF O1ys
gen gave her consumption Of beafsteak and she now
dOss the work Of the family.
~ Patients will be visited ct their
houses if unable to call at the Office.
Charges, 50 for Zach Application,
Payable at ths time Of treatment.
omce--No. Atwster Building.
~ Ths poor treated free IRON 9 III 10 on each
cay. apris-B2
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COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION,

as well as humorH Of the blood is lack Of oxygen in
the sir We breathe. By the inhalation Of oxygen
lied air the blood becomes oxyeenizsd and puEi-
ned and disease dlsapears Ike dew before the sun
~ tnis system OF treatment the patient does not
nave 70 De doetored for months aud years to learn
whether he is benefited or not. Relief is had from
th Enae q hfeathing II and in any ourable it
requires out lew applications eradicate the disease
entirely.
We have cured hundreds Of patients who had been
given up by
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MEDlCAL.

The oxygen Is breathed directly into the lungs and
tbrough them carried into the blood. Thus a. soon
as the blood will carry it. IL reaches all parts OF the
system: decompOstug the impure matter in the blood
. expels It through the pores Ths principal cause
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EXTRA FAMILY SOAPS AT
IL Fpr23-H9 HINMAE'S, s Euclid-st
TRANSFORMATIONS.

g. 1854. -
NAVIGATION OPEN TO DUN
In KIRK.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
The Erie Railway Steamboat Co.'S Line
OfFlrst Glass SCREW STEAMERS viii now run
regularly for the season, leaving Cleveland daily
DURKIRK wITh THE ERIE RAILWAY FOR
New York, Boston, hartford,
NEW HAVEN, PROVIDENCE,
Worcester, Bridgeport, Taunton,
and all the principal
Cities and Towns in the New England
States.
Also to Dunkirk and all points on the Line of the
~ Parte. shipping BY this route can get the BEN
ward and Westward bound Freight.
~ For through rates and bills Of lading, ApPlya
the Oompany's Ofioe, lO9 River street. Cleveldnd
:. &. Ward, Agent, $40 Broad9ay, SeW York.
W Il Darling Ageut, $40 Broadway, and q south
Jno s. Dunlap, Agent, Is State street, Boston.
aprl3
DURE GROUND SPICES AT
Il HINMAN's, Euclid st.
1854. 1s84.
- TH -
Eorthsrn Transportation Company,
OF OHIO,
Is prepared to Transport Persons Property between
ROs sTOE,
And ALL POINTS Ia
EoW England, Rev York and the vest
With Promptnesz, Care and Dispatch.
o.
gR-This Wen Known Line of FIRsT GLASS
SCREW sFEAhERs connects At OFdsnsburgh
with the
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At OaVe Vincent viththe
Rail Rssds BstIsesn Cape HiaesRt i RsW YsF5,
Ana at Osvego with
LINE OF FIRST GLASS CANAL ReATs
BETWEEN
OsWEG0, TROY, ALBANY dNEW YORE
Forming DAILY LINE from:
Rsston, New York, OgdensbuFsh, OzpS
Vincent and OHHegOtG
0LEVELARD, FOBED0E DETROIT
And TRI-WEEKLY LINE to
eHECAso. MILWAUKEE { INTERMEDIATE PoATS
r. AGE ENTss
T. MYERS, 10 Astor Housa.....Ney York
y. BREED, "A Pearl street -.......... "a
| -i JOHN HOOKING. 7 7Stats-st............Boston.
GEO. A EDDY ORdenHburRh.
40 CHARLES ABBISO Oks,......-.-..-....-.. .0sWeRo.
J.H ORAMF0RD......s..--.......- $4,000. q"
A. IT. bM1Ih...s-....- ss.-s-Odpe vincent
WALKER B HAY YES-.....-.-.-.---... Toledo.
Z. z. MATHEW6.-.s.---..--.-...s Detroit.
o. j. HALGssss...s-.. hlllEaukees
n, ]. HOW
PELTON 4 BREED, AosETs,
aErl-B7 Cleveland.
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CHINA HALL!!

ELwELL q MARVIN, Attorneys.
Cleveland, April 18th, 1S64-aDril Is: $50.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16

A. rrruprrrns ciw.-Ashe- wsruer. The Gevea,d
,rn.rs~tsr Who is In custody Of authorities, van
A Their action the application FOR bis sursnder 70
tns United Staies officials hw been prcrznt 70 fororlo
from sandwich on wrh OF bsbeas corpus, issued cy
,be Court of Queens Bench Mr. Aber, Prince, of Wind
lictors for warner He claims his discharge, We Do
liovc two grcuri: Firs,-Ehat he has arssdy been
tried aud convicted In the United states oi the ohslce
for which he IN nov held and that the knoufton
tresty only couteu~ats the sKtradition q A..
legged ofrnders with view 10 sr'a. Ssccrf-lhss
CITY cent posts currency the oTence ~
whit he was convicted dnea not constitute forgery, 20
70 pring ham within the provin0e y we rsaE !.
was by urglpg this socorf Pisa, suonG 1her gronn',
that alter hls conviction arrest o. uhamapt vac 81
tn'ucd anf tho prisoner aied husut q tae oNpotn
nitv thus anordrh him 20 make fo'd bs escaie 70
Canada fla csss viii have hearing Nofs tne Iomt n
Qlseas Beuch opSsn essJ isJ.--iNonlo Gep<. Co. IA,
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
EUTLER,s HEADQUARTERs.
Mr.. william II. Merriam's Desp atch.
HEADQUARTERS, Army THE JANrs, Oct. IL, 1864.
THE NEW POSITION or suE ENEMY

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF TIE JAMIE, OCJ IL, ioo4
POSITION or SHr ENEMY
IN the absence other news any Of stirring
importance embody briefly IN this despatch the result
Of observations during yesterday, which spent At the
extreme 'front.' bearing wholly upon the rebel fortica
tons. The rebel line OF works. for the most part 10
front OF tho Army Of the James, runs in all respects
nearly, not quite parallel with the Union limo, and
In open view from works. From close and careful
observation IL seemed TO mo that since capture OF
Fort Harrison, the 2e,h ult which work the
morning day hold by the rebels to be the koy OF
their for.iGcatious leading to Richmo,d, their next
salient point the strong line Of chain for,s next
and directly beyond Fort Harrison These forts.
as before intmsted, directly in front OF
eight hundred yards from Fort Uarr son, and are
constructed to thoroughly enncde each other, 80
that when take one IL at once subjected to both
direct and tires from OF the others SO far az
enabled 10 Judge. they seemed to be built with
view their oeng absolutely mpregnsble. N front Of
them and towards line dense, deep swamp i'm
medatey which the heaviest slsshing prevaiis so
that almost any effort to take them by assault might
well appa the soutest heart and would not be attempted
| by other than Yankee army Tie third fort OF
this chaD towards Richmond, mounts nine erns, and all
its surroundings and appurenances snch panpes and
bombproofs constructed for tho longest possible de-
fence OF the WORK.
rns RE.EL roRr
may be terselv described as tho work Immediately IN
front OF Colonel Aonzo Adens command. This work
mounts seVeraI IaT2e pioceS
OF theso rebel works with reference to Bermuda
Elpdred. is between nine and ten mics northwest Of
that point and they run at an aage Of about sxtyhve
degrees.
There are those who firm IN the opinion that the
reduction OF this chain OF forts which Tie rcbss
affirm constitutes their key the rebel capital nust OF
necessity the attention of Va or General But
Ter and bis gallant Army of the James In wise spenk
iug by the slightest authority, still seems 70 mo that
this Is the next imperative work Immediately h9iore
and may add that u n is undertaken nv this army 10
will inevitably be scconplished for nowhere - the
fdence fearless aud he hope moro exu'ont that
Richmond must ultimately and speedily fall thau in This
Army of the James The for this obv lous
that they do no, iced recnpnl nlation here now
THE iSE.
Iieutenants f. K Smith, Charles y. Merrell, Henry
Muhal, James u. Dunn and Clark Smith. o. the One
Hundred and Sixty ninth New Yors have been promoted
ra OF captain iu the United states Volunteers
for meritor services 10 the and anry in the
held Captain Nulhall was severely wounded In recent
assault Fort Cimer. Captain Clark SMITH has been
detailed for sts duty the department Major General
ntx
The New York herald., 1864-10-16

the confederacy. AZ nrst number or prisoners we're
taken from she Enemy who claimed 70 belong 70 rsgi
nenn ana brigades that known 70 be with Early
the valley, and for short time the gained
ground that ths latter had abandoned the valley and
thrown his army upon us but, from the deseres who
rapidly poured in, discovered that these msu
were merely stragsler from Early and had just reached
Richmond In time 70 be thrown into thstemporay organ
isatlons that ATTEMPTED to drive back the
river Tho loyalty Of these levies to the Of
Rebellion Of the Ioossst possible description. But
eur lines - soon 20 possible. The bounty jumpers who
desert from 10, they IN ethsr respects worthless,
no the ranks Of the enemy with whom they come in cos
eacs 70 desert TO us assuring hem that they win be we'll
treated and w % able 70 obtain what s 70 them faou
that every bounty jumper who leaves induces least
ono rebel soldier to come over.
TEE FOREIGNERS IN Tim ARMY.
will be remembered that tho jeff Davis governmsnt
ssued proclamation, which they sndeavored to crcu.
ing, inducemsn 10 furnish them ratons and trans
poraton to tho nearest point the rebel boundary TO
saslr nomss, or wherever .ney might desire to 60 IL
that the unfortunate foreigners who fooshly trusted
themselves into the haads OF the enemy have been
crammod into rebel als and held prisoners OF
DECREASE or ARMY.
The numbers opposed to rapidly and surely do
cessve and barbarous punshments inflicted those do
teced in the act Of deserting this alone Is seri
ously thinning out the enemy. Deserton from them 70
sve fatigue In march n9 and digging the usual short
rations they supply their men, Is filling up their hospitals
and depicting their ranks daily no further hRhting
took place this fall and winter these Causes now silently
at work. would scarcely leave the conederacy an army
70 open the spring campaign.
GENERAL LEE
The rebel General is constantly on the move He ovi
denty feels that the crisis is at length at hand and tho
last ditch TO bs reached We hear or him all over.
10 day he may make his appearance our front, and,
after rapid review OF The situation. before night be
tho extreme right Of the rebel position 20 meet any
attempt OF General Grant TO OCCUPY the Southside
Weldon roads, The immense strain that this man keeps
up his mental and physical system cannot last much
longer Human nature will give way, and II the 70.
bellion continues il will soon be without It's General
REBEL
s continue thor visits down tho river to the neghbor
hood Of Dutch Gap but their general position above
Coxs ferry the right Of tho rebel position,
north Of the river. rhey are at present, however,
harmless. and have eurely ceased ell at
lemDs to annoy since their futile sheng Of the first
Two days.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
TUE E,aHTEESfS CoaPs.
Mr., 5ohn A. brady. psspa,ep.

mrs SOhn As nfhuym uAApAscD
HEADouAarEss, hcr-nKsrg Aa.,.Y cosrs,,
rnR .-n6, ve, Get, II, 1854.
rns sharpshooos o. shs ifou, has a. length entirely
cesssd. An onsr can ride along our lines with
fec, impupHy II being hcisy understood arrangement
between our picxets taAt neither viii fro. -.
MmAHoa ov pArru --S
On the pickle. line 10 almost thing of the pAst II but
seldom accomplished aud then only BY some star ofcer
each side and Oh course papers obtained I'm
msdaiey forwarded 70 the IAsutsuans General command
Ing, and not passed from hand 70 hand formerly News
from the robel ucs therefore aud only be oh
tsncd from the rebel dcserters who como over 70
considerably Increased numbers.
TIE ronm cur vsorv
hrsdy being replaced by tho veteran soldiers Of Lee
Ahrstt composed entirely Of tho rapidly impressed
raasera Of oil descriptions that could be- seized in Rich
ncnd aud It's vicinity. These mongrel reinforcemene
were organized into independent battaons and hurried
down here to rcst unexpected and formidable ad.
\ vance upn Tho rebel capital they we're coin.
| posed of eltlssns Of Rlctmoni, Of all ages, par
! tIes who hsppened TO be IN the city on business,
4 srd all soldier who passing through on fnHough
leaves OF abssn = n, So hard pressed we're they oE
nsn that The prison empied and crim
male o avy aascriuon scuk out 70 axhi the battles oi