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Angler House, Cleveland, O.,
HAS PROLONGED HIS STAY ON AC-
COUNT OF his IMMENSE PRACTICE
UNTIL MARCH sOth, 1854.

He cures all durable diseases Of the Eye and Ear
and psrforms all diicult and delicate operations IN
Surgery.
he operates for cataract, without pain, By new
He stTaightcns cross eyes in one minute in old or
young
urAl.
Dr. Jones cures sore eyes with mild medicines,
which give no pain. -,
He treats smourosis, or nervous blindness, with 3
success heretofore unknown
He cures discharges Of the car caused by scarlet
fever, messles, or other diseases
he inserts artificial eaT-drums vhere the natural
drum fmembrsne) is destroyed, which improves the
hearing Immediately
DR. Jones performs all delicate operations IN op-
thalmic and aural surgery.
He opsratps for artificial pupil falling Of the eye
DR. Jones INSTRUMENTS are superior to those of any
surgeon 10 America, and give him decided advant-
age in his speciality.
Or Jones has availrd himssF OF the advantages az
foFded in the cities Of Europe and America TO obta
his prof ssion The proof OF the same his Diplomas,
hang IN his ONCE, at the Angler House. open 70 the
Inspection Of the interested.
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500 TO 1000 TONS Goa.
500 to 1000 Ton. Goa. .. Ano.ion

Thar viIi y. an 49,, L 81 AUCTION
kiods of Coal Nv fba csT oi saie Of the following
cay Of March, at O'Clock on Saturday, the 5lh
their uberality. time ior consumers to hhoW
Hriar Bin, ChippeW Nm. ,,,---,
mond Hsmmands- Idge, Sterling, PittsburRh Dla.
strio Vein. saIi- dlle, steubenTille, Columbiana,
(us1a New Cass heyille, Blue Mountain Broad
Of Is thSt N ee, Clinton, aud any oth.r ouaiities
loads of cofe ay be donated. Also, number OF car
- or sale made known on day Of sale.
rnarohs.y oder OF the Committee
- = > c 2. I. PRICE. Secretary.
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Both Of ny syeI have been very crooked for twenty
two years went to DR.. Jones at the Angler horssi
February 18th, who Strengthened them in one hin
ui'' Rev. JULIUS BAUoH,
PemberVille, Wood county ohio.
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E0R SALE CHEAP-ON EASY
terms, II applied for fmmediately that sp' endid
Residence, with about three acres Of ground, on
Place.H
The House and grounds are in fhe most complete
order and not cent Of e1Denss 4. necessary 70 be
laid out upon it. 1t only needs to be to be ap
pTeclste1. Fer terms, apply TO
W. D. BAKER,
mRr2-lH 259 Superfor-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-09

FER Special and TeIesraph--sse First
PaGes Fer Local and COnmerciai--5es
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ZOE sALE-THE FOLLOWING VI.

II ~ desirable real estate
81 feet front on south side of Euclid street, next
west Of case AVsnus extending through 10 Prospect
street.
9s4 fe0t front on south side OF Encid street, 10
reds east Of Case Avenue. extending through TO
Prospect street.
50 feet front on the south side OF Prospect street,
between Granger and Cheshire streets, extending
bsck l75 feet
All Of the above property Is the line CT the East
Cleveland Street Railroad.
Inquire at he ofics OF Backus Eoble, or at the
office OF Geo. Williams, American Buildings Of
feb23ll. ". q. WILLIAMS. !
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DOR SALE-A VRFY DEsIR ABLE
Lot on Ontario-St near Pubic Square, 50 feet
front. LYMAN EITrLr,
mar2.Ils No. 50. south side Park.
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e0ST, WAITS 3 FOUND,

WANTED.-HAND LooM,-Eya.
~ H fermer to know that Lambs EeIf Arti-.
nAno Loom g an article he wants to make ana LIZ
w. ~ T2e turging Of an easy crank by man.
or n ~ goes the whole business OF weaving N
~ ese; state, County and Township RightS ~
= III I2l1 seis ADDRESS, with stamps, BRAHseeN
S-----SSs 1i.. isn2RB
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Camp Chaae, January 10, 1854.
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THE AEaRoEs.

The negroes everywhere, as usual, man
ifested great delight at seeing column
Of Yankees, and acted unreseryedly, as
though they expected to find them all
friends, and aided the expedition in vsri-
GUS ways They could always tell where
corn could be found for the horses, and
where provisions and horses had been con-
cesled. They frequently gave valuable
information as to the location Of the en-
emy's pickets, Of the presence Of scouts In
the neighborhood, and could tell whom the
last Confederate soldier passed along the
road. These services were rendered freely
and without hesitation, often without ask
ing. Their services were brought into
requisition in destroying railroads, and in
one instance, at least, continued the work
of destruction after the troops had left the
spot, saying as the column moved of,
"We'll catch up" Nearly all asked per-
mission to come along, and many did so
without asking the privilege, seeming to
take it ss q matter Of course they were
expected to join the command. There was
no large number Of negroes in any one
plsce-but there were few found in eve.
~ locality-just enough, the whites said
TO raise crops for the loosl population to
consume. Only about one million dollars
worth of this kind Of property was brought
away. Many Of the negroes and negresses
gave out on the long marches, and were
left on the road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-09

MDr. JONES' permanent address is
No. Is Arlington Place, New York City.
isb12-14OdWAtW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-09

ont Of repair, fences are down, and the
Virginia Wild hog, heretofore seldom seen
exceptin pine forests, oVerruns the land.
Particularly is this the case with the man
Orisl estates to be seen as you approach
the Pamunkey.
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PROPOSALS.

DR0P0sAIS.-PRoPosALs wT1I,
oooIS 6e EseelTsd qnt the 18Th day Of March A. y
the Public Landings IN the city of Cevest re "a
. year, commencing Ap lSf lsi Sns,s IA We
AZ regulating the lsase OF Public DoeIs 20
a. o. KEATING
CIV. GARDNER
O. GEO. PRESLEY
Cleveland. March 1fh iss4 -, : au1 ,nve p nhnarves.
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lRF aQnns.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL sqYE7s
In In Plaid Dresl Goods rpsnsd to-day
GAELOR, dklBWOLD 90,
mar3 2ls a1psrioT-3s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-09

g u g A Il s.
~ 50 hds New Orleans and Island Sugars,
200 bbls Refined Sugars.
Ma
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4Hz HOPE roR PEACE.


There is sn abiding faith both with the
soldiers and citizens, that the war will end
this year in one way or the other. Your
ssnguine seeesh, Of course, (Hho is gener-
ally ignorant or stupidity blind to what is
going on in the outside world } is quite
confident that the aEouthern cause" as he
calls it, will triumph; but from what I
ssw and heard, do not believe majority
Of the people outside Of the army would
give the turn Of copper to secure the
success Of that cause. The people general
ly do not hesitate to say they are tired Of
the war; and well they may be, for every
branch Of industry, except that to aid the
Confederate Government, is ct q stand
still families are broken up and scatter
ed, and the whole country is flooded with
worthless paper money.
THE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.
Capt. Armstrong. Of the Commanding.
Generals staff, besides his regular duties,
had charge Of the distributing Of the Pres
idenfs Amnesty Proclamation. Printed
in small pamphlet form, this production
was scattered Broadcast everywhere. It
was placed in the hands Of the people, left
in their houses, churches and shops I;
slowed away in books and in every con-
ceivsl lie nook and corner, so that if any
large portion Of the people are disposed to
suppress the only public document emana-
ting from Mr. Lincoln which has not been
reproduced in the Richmond papers, they
viii hardly be able to accomplish their
purpose.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-14
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

A DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
~ Court Of the State of Indiana, comprising the
reported in the eight volumes Of blackf0d and the first
sixteen volumes of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes of the State embodied in the edition
of Gavin Hord By Edwin A. Davis, L. L. B. vol.
Svo. 50 co.
The first edition of this valuable work completely
exhausted in less than three months from the time of
publication edition, printed fine white paper,
is ready This is of the most complete and best
arranged digess ever published, and has received the
highest concentrations of the legal profession.
The Hon. NJ NJ. RAY say:
The Digest is in its plan and execution as il
is useful TO the profession This abridgement Of
the Reports but genuine digest of them"
The Hon. DAVID McDoxAID says:
at is small commentator of the work that il is
Digest not only of all Supreme Court decisions which
have been published but also of all the modern statutes
In force
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S.:T.--186O.--X.

Persons of sed4 tary habits troubled with weakness
asstude palpatSn of the heart lack Of appetite dis
afer eating pid liver, constipation &c, deserve
to suffer If they doAlot try them.
They recon- ended by the highest medical author
titles, and war anted to produce immediate bene-
fetal effect. They exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure and harmlessS
NoTIcE-Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Btters in bulk A. the gallon is svsnder and impos
tor. 1t is put NJ only in patent log cabin bottle
Beware of bottles iefed with imitation deleterous stuff
for which several persons already in prison See
that every bottle shas private United States Stamp
the cork unuta.ed and signature steel plate
side label.
Sold by respec oe dealers throughout the habitaSie
globe.
T.. H.sDRAKE IL CO.,
2O2 Broadway, n. Y.
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I.orrsvrlIE. Ky, Sept. le. lsss.

IcO3-
On the Esd Of July last submitted through agent
OF nne the Me- cal Director of the Department Of the
Cumberland ole Of my Cedron Bitiers for his in
specton, and rep ested IL aiter analysis he found IL
meritorious saction srd approve is among
soldiers.
Tie following Medical Directors reply and also
Gen. Rosecran's mission 10 ship 500 dozen
have it sold to SutS JOHN BULL.
~ satisfied t4st Cedron Btters will do harm to
any one, If taken properly and in moderation.
objection DIR. BI being permitted TO dispose Of IL
SuttlerS. A. HENRY THURS1OS,
Sr-geon and Nc die al Director. ID. CO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-14

The Plantation tiers make the weak strong the Ian
guild brilliant and pre- exhausted natures great
They composer of celebrated CaIissya Bark Win
tergreen, ssssaf Roots, Herbs, &c, all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Eroix Rum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-14

Frcu the army pspi,al-ihs bloody battle feid-ths
mansion Of the h and humble abode Of the poor
Ron The ONCE the sacred deSk-frora the mountain
top distant vale tAnd fAr-os Islands % the ocean-
from every nook n q tbs civilized works.
pouring IN the ienee Of the Astonishing effects Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BTrrERs. Thousands upon
thousands Of let Ike the following may bs seen at
our Office.
RxEDSsuzr, WIS, sept. Il. lss3.
have been In the army hospital for
fourteen months peechless md nearly dead AZ Alton
III, they gave me- bottle of Plantation Bifters
Three bottles rest nay speech and cured me.
c. A FLAUTE.'
sovrH wAsssw. o, July Is. lse2
ON young mar who had been sick and
not out OF the for two years with Scrofula
krysPeis, after sying the doctors sl5e without
oeneh' mas oeen &red oy Ten bottles Of your bters
EDWARD woUSALL
The following I from the Manager Of the Uni< Home
School for the q lren Of Volunteers:
HAvExEu MsSsIoS Fury -SEvExTE STHEaTI
Nrw York. Angust2. le65. /
sfR DRAkE: n ur wonderful Plantation Bitters have
been given TO u Of little children suffering from
weakness and vel lungs, with most happy effect one
little girl, in pa cular. with pains In her head. loss %
appetite, and da wasting consumption, whom ali
stored We COM enccd with but teaspOonful Of Bit
day Her petite and strength rapidly Increased,
and she is now va
aesPftfully MRS. o. DEy0E."
q. 4 much to you. for I verify believe the
Plantation Bitter ave saved my life.
REV. ". n. wAGGOSyR,
Madrid. y T."
ThsS wilt send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Rter1 Ny wife has been greatly benefited
BY their use 1xy friend
ASA CURR y, Philadelphia. Pa"
HI: been grss. sufferer from Py'P Tg.
'''''"''" ' REV. j. s cArHoRN.
Rochester, y. Y"
serk rs twenty four dozen more Of your
Plantation Bitterf the popularity CT which daily
increasing with M guests of our house.
4 SYKES CHADWICK CO,
ProprietOrs / wiIIaTd's Hotel, washington, b. C.
90 Ih4e given the Plantation Btters to hun
dreds of disa soldiers with the most astonishing
effect G. ID. ANDREWS,
Superfnte sdsnt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
Thee Plantation Bitters have cured me Of
liver complaint o3which was laid up PROSTATE and had
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
- ThstPlAntaton Bt;ers have cured me Of a
arrangement Of kidneys and urinary organs that has
distressed me for sars 1t acts like charm.
CSC. MOORE, 254 Broadway, n Y"
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HEADeUt ErrEs DEP'T OF The C0ssEELASD,,
yAsHxuIr LEX Inlr ~ l2Ra

J
DIR. John Bulls AGENT, Mr.. -, has permission To
ship Nashville, 1enn five gross Tor 300 dozen)
of Bulls Cedron Btsrs. for ssle Suffers in the army
only.
The regulations O. the Treasury Department TO be
complied with str, BY.
BY command of {dor General Rosecrans.
VIM. N. WILLIS.
ajor and Provost Marshal General.
soId Wholesale a Retail ~ -
J. F. SENOUR. Druggist,
Wet Washington Street. indianapolis
march, dem
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ENdPIoxMENT

S.rS MONTH.-A6ESTs WANTED To SETI,
- esD sewing Machines. We will give commits
ssn os all machines sold. or employ agent who viii
Sofk fcg the above wages. and az xpsnsss paid.
Address .. Z. HRRRiNGT0N & Co.
myo-dlH De;rSit. N.eLgsso.
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a Voice. From Vicksburg.

VIcKsTrRG, Mss, Aug. =, 1868.
DE- JoHS Build lear Sir: / am happy TO you
that have used yr valuable Cedron Btters with great
benefit mysef.n general debility and prostration of
my system, produced by the unhealthy and miasmatic
influences of the Mississippi River and around ycks-
burg, having been with Gen. Grants army throughout
its whole Southerrrcampagn. confidently recommend
its use to all persons who exposed in unhealthy eli
mates. ii. W. FOGLE,
Agent Z. s. Sanitary Commission.
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"t ThetPAntation Bit;ers have cured me Of
arrangement Of T. kidneys and urinary organs that ha
distressed me for srs i acts like charm
CSC. MOORE, 254 Broadway, n. Y"
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RESTAURANT
HAPPINESS OR MISERY?

That n the Question.
rENHE PROPRIETORS OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
il Of Anatomy End Medicine have determined regard
less Of expense TO issue free for the benefit Of suffering
humanity POUR Of their interesting and instrue
vous Debility Premature Decline Of Manhood lndiges-
ton, Weakness Depression Loss Of Energy and Vital
Power, the Great Social Evil and those Naadies which
result from youthful foes Of maturity, IL
norance OF Physiology and Nsture's Laws
These invaluable Lectures have been the OF
Tightening and saving thousands and viii be forw ared
Free receipt Of four stamps by addressing Secretary
New York Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine, els Broad
way, New York septs 63-dly
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MEDICAL.
TO THE AIDES OF
AMERICA!
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
DIR. JNO. L. LFOFS
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FOR FEMALES.
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
Suffering from Irreguariy Obstruction Of tie Nenses
from whatever
III - SURE TO CUREi
1T Is SURE To CURE.
IT Il SURE To CUIEi
IT Is SURE TO CURE
Il = impossible enjoy the bloom Of health and
yaoy Of spirits unless the Menses regular tn
time the quantity and quality when they Obstrct
ID nature makes her effort obtain for il some other
outlet and unless these efforts ofnaiure are assisted the
atient Usually experiences Dependency. Nervousness
and finally CONSUMPTION assumes u sway aud pre-
matsrely terminates a miserabelfe.
1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
1T REMOVES AL DESTRUCTION -, -.
- =, ,,,,,,,,,1-r ,,.,,,-, r,,,
- ,,,.r.,.,.S.r 49,, -
- 70 ngrrvS-r pvc,-, I'm
nr,u tx .uxr
REAR IN MIND
REAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIxD
THAT GUARANTEE
mar GUARANTEE
ia :" w, -. -.
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
Nv DROPS TO CURE Suppression Of the Menses from
,,h.,..... .-. ,hs,,h or. sho,d h. taken thu, my
""'e''' '~u'e' '"sus" 0N ~ - ~ ms ny
directions carefully adhered to.
BUY THE REST
p,rx rtJp ppo,-
bCi ihh DEsi
BUY THE BEST
RITY TIRE REST
BLY, THE sAFRSTi
90, nm, . ,,,r,s,r
DUi INF 'ArHSI
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY TIE SAFEST
Ruy ruP srRrSr
o., Dun . .,,n ,',.
BUY The sUREsT
BUY THE SURFsT
puv rup srppsr,
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STONE wOOD-

NyE WILL FURNISH STOVE WOOD ~ ASY
w part q the city n lots u con, OF more Al {
cents per foot and le>s arrounts az per f.at Or
ders left a The one q AckIisNlS PIERCE VII be
promptly fIied. Or delivered n the woot ward on rot
los Ne TAN the se1th-west part q the ehy. al
cent? per toot- sprll
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PRINTING.

T. LONG, no. ;tEAsT NEW YORK STREET, oP-
fOstfE Univ rSty square, IS prepared 10 do all
kinds Of House and < Plating Gralning and Glszllx
On short nstce sn 10 the very bes, style Persons
wanting work IN ~ line rec,esfee 70 give him
call. decz-t1y
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- Tho Plantation Btters have cured me O
liver complaint, c3wbich was laid up PROSTATE and ha'
TO abandon my bu 9ness.
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PhfIadtIphla- IN.
- ISEASES OF The NERVOUS. SEMINAL. TRINA.
~ Ky AND SEXUAL srSTEMS-Sew and reliable
ireatmenf-n Reports Of the Howard AsSocAtion-s@nt
~ mail In sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Adj.
dress IiT. J. skILIIN H0CGHT0S, Howard Assocstion
~. south Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa new 's3 "
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

DHor0GRAPH CARDS FOR GENTLENEN--SAM-
PLfs and Catalogue seni 90 = cent?. fneose an
envelope With your own uaue ard sidre.~
ID. HENNETTE.
mars i'm 80 i4bery street New York
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8" Ih4e given the Plantation Bitters to hun
dreds Of dsa led soldiers with the most astonishing
effect G. W. d. ANDREWS
Superinte Pdsnt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
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80 senk rs twenty four dozen more Of your
Plantation Bitterf the popularity CT which daily
increasing with NJ guests of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK CO,
Proprietors q Wilard's Hotel, Washington, ID. u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-31

NssHvrtIx. Dec. 30-Msj. Den. Stone-
man, who arrived 10 the city las, night from
hIs gseat raid Ia East Tennessee an Viz.
GINA. furnishes lie following account Of RE
expedition:
The force consisted Of Burbridgo'e Ken
lucky troops and Gillam's Tennessee troop,
ell under command OF Mai Gen. S1oueman
LET, Kaoxville. Tenn. On the 18th Inst The
movements were unknown 70 the rebels and
were not discovered until sFser 2 dave. At
Kingsport Duan's command we're attacked.
consisting Of about 500 of John MorgsDs old
command The force were killed. scattered,
and captured Next the rebel force Of
Vaughn was Discovered NJ PapeFtown near.
Bristol trying 70 esfoot a junction with Bfeck-
inrIds al Saltyile Our forces pursued him
20 Marion where al engagement occurred
resstirg 10 IOss to the rebels Of al their
force and artillery. except about 40 Who
rstrested towards Lynchburg. Va Bfeckin
ridges command had followed Gen. stone
man with the forces Of Galiuer. Crosby ard
wisher ssd the balance Of Dukes command
Who had bern on tho frontier Of Kentucky.
waiting to co-operste with Hoods cavalry.
Gen. stoncms attacked this force at Marion
and drove them over tho mountains isto
NORTH CsroI,oa. his Command theu asssaksd
the Salt works which we're defended BY
about 700 men. who we're either captured er
dispersed The loss 6y The rad q ssone-
mac 70 rebels 10 immense. All the Railroad
bridges from New River Va. 70 the Ter
n.ssse llns are destroyed Thirteen Rail-
road trains With locomotives. several tfaius
and sstya cars. without eogines. we're cap
tured ara destroyed siI depots Of -uppIies on
The s. W. X r. ell dspots. foundries. mills,
fsctories. store boeses. wagon and smbu-
lance traits. tufnpiks bridges a. &c. ~ore
destroyed In addition were captured Is 600
rounds artillery ammunition
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-31

NV ioKK. Dec. 3o.--.rn. Times csfl1s-
Fondeut details the opsratious OF &c land
forces against Fort Fisher. It appears TIE
i4ad New York FIRE. reached The shore
They advanced but a short dizsarce when
they charged sAd carried battery, eApsRr-
ing o. prisoners. We found n the xo-ks.
one 8 ponncer which had been dismousted
By our fises aud = great quantity Of small
arms. The garrison surrendered wilhcu;
firing shot
4 party Of go infsnssy and cavalry CT 10
The rear dispersed On being fired upon. They
then marched toward Fort Fisher and soon
actually advanced under cover Of guns, that
~ork 20 nesr. guns could not be depressed
% take effect on them. They charged CO
The red0abs spi captured dag. one OF
teeir number crept up 20 an aogle Il he
fost. shot a mounted Orderly Just arrived
With dispatches ard captured them ana the
mule be rode. Soon afterwards 8 Company
dsployed 70 the right and captured over 900
rebels who we're marching down a read. 70
she meantime other regiments landed AID
formed in Inc making in ell about 5000,
our OF 1000 il The expedition. Another
regiment YES sent 70 fellow the i42d but
ordered to return after skirnlshlDg little
rish The enemy in the woods IL tie direction
Of the HALF Mcoa Battery. These psrJcu
lars ineluds al thar vac accomplished ~
land forces.
The Commercials Washington special
says the prisoners captured At Fors Fisher
have sfrived II that city. Many of them
we're mere boys
Doubts are expressed that Secretary Fess
ssndss viii extend toe tine for closing The
issue Of the 1910 lOsa bsyoad January 9Th.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-31

PzIlsBKlrni<. Dec. 30 The E.s8ias
Ballstib bss The iollosl5s special.
Z NsssrrIs. Dec - The statement itei
Hood bad dressed the rivsr Il dos o.lsss an.
true The very latest nsws from he iFsns
istbst. yesterday shlie Thomas 49, pressing
Hood on TIE fivsF hank, h. sas sylse 90
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