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OlLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ oTEOIHHATz RAILR0AD.

Aa2--AAA-@A-Na
loSS-1. WHITES ARRAEGEMEET. lssI-G,
on and altar Monday. November Isth, Puu,sursr
oIaa5, Es Hi leave Cleveland fOllOEss (sunda7Ss
1st tTraiH-5s40 A. .M.-OIEOIREATIR RXPREss
shssloy' sy' qLsstlins, Gallon, diisad, Oardisg gtoD.
ts.,iieya Hts5,aearet LeNiB Center and " Worfhing-
On arriving 4t Orestlins At 1910 q m, Oolum-
bo5 l.2o ,. ns Dayton go p. n, Cincinu -
?. n, ~ Louis l0;4S a. m, Indanapolis s:4s y
cago via Orestline lp-95 ?. N. - =
ID TrRin-9:l0 r; m.-AOUOlIlIoDATIoH
STOPS Af ali stations, and arrives N Colunsbr.
81 $50 ,. m Cincinnati so 3 n. =
Sd EEain-z;1O P. .h.-H1GET ExFREss-stop
don, Shelby, Crestiine, Gallon, Gilesd, Osrdiss-
ton and DelaEarei arriving e Urestlin9 at lo.ls
Cincinnati 100 4. n; indianasSiis 20 :. m, 3.
Louts s4s ,. m Cairo 5.0oa. n, Bt. Wayne ca
a,ms and OoieaEo "a ora.tline lo:l0 .. =.
arrive at tUleEoiand9.sOa m, 2s9 and 300 }. n.
CORRECTIONS.
sAoIbT-sanduaky, Msnzfald Newark Raglrcad, loR
A.,n.nI1eid, Nm NJ. vernon, Newark zanss-
uEssilias- Pifisburrh, Fort Wsyns 3 CHICAGO Raii.
road, lore.t, Upper sandusky, Delphos. Ed-
- IoIt Waynes Laportes Ohicagos ke.s
iSsass 5issess Ano a Aasttor Manshelds Noostsrs Has
9Fa1hoa and Bseiontins RAIlrOnd Linz, for Marion.
daRseOs Isrrs sis eYSii1 Yinosn5sa sn'ss ss,n9. NJ.
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. IIouis, 81
gelaHlre-g With eprinsned branch for BprinEhsld
Oolambus-Lit hiami 3 Columbus, and Xsaia
RAilroads for XaniA, Dayton, tndianapolfs.
TeEre HArteS st. Louis, Morrow, LoYsland
and Cncinnsdi aud With the Ohio 3 MiG.
EEEippi RailroedS Cincinnati atifor LouiEgfileI
Evansville, Cairo, 81. Louis, and al point1
on the Ohio river.
Oe1lmbus- Ohio RsilFoad for Newark Zanss-
yllis. NhesIing, So.j Columbus, PiquA {
Tor Tickets 20 all POINTS and information ap-
~ e the Pkasenser Station, and e Union Ticket
Once lf7 SupsrioF-st
Usvsland. nov ls, Issa. suSsrints5den..
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- A ERIzzD II GEEp-TaR n. =
aSr. Sweets IHFAG4ElbLlaAl AlEIMEhT 4 prePaS
Egcn ths IsoiEs Of Dr. HissksR Sweet Of Oonneos0
shs Esst bona sss.sE End has b6sa ussd IN hiI Eru
Is for Shs last twenty ysssa with ths most GstoaiI
NJ success. hs an sztsrnEl rsmedy Il y Eithout
EiVal and vii alleviate paiu mere Gresoiiy than Al
Rthsf preparation Fer Al EaeuI1Rtio sad EervDi
Eore1, MounaE, SYsaihE bsuissd, Ro., its B0othil
healing and pcGorfn EtronZ Zfhentns FrcPensitssi e.
nits 1hs iuEt onar and sGtoaebtcsnt Of ell who hEs
0ger given It trial OYur four hundrOd csrtihcets
q rsmarksbls ourae performed by it within Shs si
AF1ntr for Cleveland dzatstaItsoEd EdaW.ltsf
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alEeIMI NaIcEe.

E6rOne trial is sufficient to convince
he most Sorupuloss Of the invaluable and unfaIins
amesey Of Madame zadoo Portsr's CurA I've Balsnm
for eurs e Ooss Csrfhs, HoaEseness, shortnesl
Of Braathine, Aslhmas Dimculty oI Breathing Hrs-
RInsas. Ticklins IN the Throat, Tightness Of The
Oaaut, and gons1uriion.
gBHadsns PoGtsr's Oufativs Balsau oan be Oh
isinsd at Benton br0s.s ana Strong 3 Armstrong;
sIhsls.ale Aasnts llsysland, Ohio. ms.Rg Nv
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FLOUR AND WHEAT.

ELOURI FLOUR FLOURI-l9OO
bbls resh ground flour, in store and for sale
IN sacs Barrels ane barrels, te suit the trads.
Dealau VIII do wall 70 call and examine our stock
belore puf chasiIg elsewhere.
Whars FEUsIER BUEGERy.
taRl6 50 and 81 River-es.
QEVER TONS CHOICE PENN.
~ UylvEuia BucEwheaf Tloar Just received and for
pa.sIt CLARK 3 RookAfELLER's.
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Haean's Magnolia Balm.

This d the most delightful and extraordinary rs9
ever discovered. IL changes the sun-burnt fsOs
hands to psAriT satin texture Of raviEhing beAa
y, Impartihs the marble purity Of youth, ALd tht
pIIsGUH appearance 90 inviting in the city belle o
shion. II removes tan, Tseklss, plmFlss and rough
ns.s from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh
Transparent and snceth. II contains nc material IN
furious TO the skin. Patronizsd by Actresses ana
Opsra Singer Il e what sysry lAdY should hGFs.
4 ~ Bold ETsTyEhBro.
DEMAs s. BAREEs 90
General ARentz,
tuiYI-Bz5 n Broadway, New YORK.
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RRAYTON 3 sTOOKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGEEYa
ohoo 70. AtWatsr BuildInE Entrance thrsurh
sho Insurance Ohlce OIL. T. Brayton,
HOUSES Avn LOTs mn sAIr

N0 AH1uAuoe Omce OF u. y. Brayton,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-stu. Lot
Il; l2i1zlJ. very desirable location. Terms esSy
bricA mouse and Lot corner Of BrOwnell and viii
s0n-Ss; Lot Otsot front, running to the Iaks
Can pc had at bargain. 80
-Four Brick Houses Nos 5O %. "a ard ss Eucl;5 E. =
Lots I3xisoi very desirable location Win BE- sold
n, separe,te9io, or alLeget6er. Terms easy.
House aud Lot No. Us GaEden ST. Lot 25xl25 s-O0
Frame House on University Heights. Iot ssS3S
rsIg as-iraoie rezi-enee. PIics s2,JO0. Terms
Brick aouss 80. 1876 st Clalr-st. Lots7Iisa. 5000
House and Lgt No IS sibIey-st Grapes, Peaches
n. and small Fruits. Price 1850.
Briek House no. 2G9 KiusmRn-st Lot IIsrooo To
be had a. bargain ~
LOT On university Heightsi 66xIs3 feet on Newton
81, south q and Eear Cleveland InatstDfs w.
franc douse 10 4 Hood7St. Lot 4sxIOO; gas and
desirabie location a 'S''
Brick Dwellings, Nos. le4 and los Euclid Street
dSSi-abia se.rough to Huron street. VERY
House and Lot, corner Parkmaa and Brownsll-sts
P]ioi iisS 80 aSo - shos shop. Lot 25xlOO feet
Building, Eg, Machinery, &e, for the msnufAoturs of
po5oe! wash boards, 60, corner Of Wesr Rivsr
and Main-sts. A good paving buSinsSI '''
10 10 ieet on Eaelid-st. Terms easy.
houAe and Loti No. 100 Ohio-st n 500
Two DElek hocsss and Lots on Euclid-St near Per.
gGGs5ss., Gozs 30 f ~ LsEs,s. Le. as1Oo feet.
ueF oeucco-St- -
Five acres on Wiison. A wanna yvfth .,.4s.. -, =.
prOVementg, - - N'1A71AoA eSl0 I'M
q sAAREs Ai GlsvelODd. PaInesVIle 4 Ashtsbula Rail.
FARMs ron SALE
zO acres In BrsckgTils; IS sone. tnrrov.6 balance
n, .onoloS u5nDsr land e23 per acres Terms easy
- o Sis9 = "a Dodi9rq Good House and Barn. Water
aud Fruit. Price e. zoo "-'e
ards and IS acres Wood Iand - wv NA
9A2 scr1 IN OranRs, good name House Is acres tra
. proved balance TIMBER -
y y acEes on q: Olair-St. small frams housa
iS Is ecres On ktn9mAn-St., opposite the Cena4arv
" y 70 ro0d land, balance improVed) On Euclid
- Htuatfen for grap6s 49,
a 42a veil selected lands in Iowa wisconsin
IN @ anu lnienlsans for sale or exchange
80 Sil ~ AeNbursi about miles from Cleveland
A., 0OOa mouse and barn and fine orchard e5N0
Square. " ~ AA'N4 'Hs 4 uSiiS
Fruit, Water, &c - 1-A
's acres East yeyeAnd, under high state Of eul
LinHa99on3 good house and barn Isf miles from
Olty llmits Terms easy. febs
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LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING NAB. U9Is04.
sALFN MICHIGAN,

Yer speefld and FeIsEraPh NeH1--see
FfFisr Pnge. Fer LEGAL End C0mmoreial
EagFn--Sp6 FouFth Page
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P0ST-0FFIcE TIME.TkBLE.
1884. Winter Arrangement 1884.
FOB THE
Arrival aid CEOstzg Of EzaiIs
Ar TIE
CLEVELAND POST OFRI0R.


CLEVELAND POST OFBIoR,
Commanding November 18th, 49,
sEEAns wiz b opsnsd ana ready Ior delivery ens
SEAil iasiis cioss one hour before doparsuEs Of
Jams fl1 ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives st 100 A. NJ, and Leo and
HssssTn way Grrivas at lO:ls A. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives ct 95 A-A.
l. 81 DO Way arrives at $40 Z: ~.
sandusky Way arrives at 9s25 A y. .-
0iIeinnSA through sTriyss a $50 4. n, 80 P.z.
do Way arrives at 500 p II.
Western Through Arrives at s=S5 H., and So r d.
Dc Way arrives at 2;45 r u.
Medina Way arrives at 900 z. IL. =
Rook1sEt, 6o strives Tuesdayss Thurrahys snd cat-
Broes7fIie Bath, se., arrives Mondays snd Fridays
Sharon osntSr Granger. North ROysItor, e. strives
Mondays end Fridays st z. NJ.
East GeVsis1d aad Euoiid arrives daiiY ItSA.A.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
UEsrREa THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, HsV
York, Hartford, and WllloughbYs Bainesyilet Gene
W, Astabula and COuBsautr oloses at $40 A. d.
EAsTEkE THBOUsH, for New YORK only, caoIss Al
EIsTERn THRoUsH, for Erie, Bunaio, Albany, Bog
EasTERE WAY, for an points between Cleveland and
Erie, closes 6t2.55 p. n.
and Milwaukee, closes ct 10 P. NJ, 0sNves T;s
HE6fERE IHh0uGHt 4or Ioledol DetfOitB Onlc&sOs
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes 81 SD Z.
WEsEERz WAY, for all points between OisYelAnd
and Toledo, closes ct P. n
BAEpUsKY RAT, for Ssnduzky and "a tntermad4Afs
points, closes atS ~ 2. d.,
OIECnHATI WAY, FOR all points between OieselAnd
and Cincinnahs closes At 10 2. L., dssVes ~ T;b9
next morning-l
ark and Cincinnati CLOSES 81 10 p. NJ QeaVes at 7;eo
OIEoTEKEFf THnOUsE, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisyills Sc. Louis, Indianapolis zsnesEils ene
WhBeiing, eloses at 6:l0 P, N.
PITTsBUIdH TEEoUaH, Tor PittsburRh and Wash. !
ington, CLOSES ct 12.40 P. NJ
PIrEBURaH WAY, for sli points betWeen OisTelands
WesVlle, and PittsburE, Harrisburg, fhtlnaelphtAs
Bsltiniera and Washington, closes at7:59 A NJ
hAEOEIse WAY, for all points between Oi5Veland
End youngstown closes at 10 p. Ai (isaEss az 500
nsIt morning9
M1DIEA WAY, closes atB A. Ii.
HookFoRT, 6s.. closes o2Ta assdAJsi ThursdagS and \
BaECTsYIIL1, BATE, &o., closes Tuesdays Gadsat.
urdsYB, Gt7 4, III
=SaARoE 0EsTrI, Granger, North RsysItcn 10, 1
el0ses on Tre5dsyg and Saturdays a. : A. n.
TARnEEEYILLE, closes daily, l0.S0 A. 81.
EAsF sFCLEVukEPanGE EColid, ,olosea daily at1E n i
SsEhail snd Drop Letters are required, By law 70
b pre-n paid.
eS-AIi Gity Oreulsrz are required 20 bs DrS-IaId
With tWo-cent EtamF,
~ 0fRoS open rom 1::1 a. 3. 70 40 P. Il. On
sunday from 8 A. Il. 70 1919 A. u.
=
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
PERIENeE OF AN IHFALID-Published for
the benefit and . warning and Caution to Young
Men who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay Of ManhcOd ETC., supplying at the sane time
EHE HLANs or szLF-cUREs BY one who has cured him
SELF being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Qusckery.
By snclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
eopies may be bsd Of the author
NATHANIEL MATFAIR, Esq,
s.bs-laadrv Bedford King Co.NY.
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WothersI REOshersil SzOtheRSIu

Dout faH 10 procure hiru. WIEsLOW's BOOTH
BFRUF sor OHIhDREN TEEEHIEG.
MS EaluAble prsparation I She prescription tens
fths bast Female Ph5sioi ans and Eursss in thu
utod satss and has been used for thirty yssrs win
OEs tAiHnG H.istg end 'uccess By millions 81 moth
children, from the isebIs infant Of one well
6 ths adult. II not oziF relieves the child frog
buttzVisorateI TIE stomach and bowels, poEu
res hsditT snd EiEes tone and snsrgY 70 the WholI
Htsn. Il uiH almost instapty relieve
GRLPiHG n THN row ELS AND WIND OOLIG
We bslIssoit the BsH and sursst Rsnsdy in ths
world r 81 sasss q DTIsutsrY and Diarrhea
Ohildrsn, NhsthE it aEiss ncn Tssthing. or froE
ny othe oauss.
sETul dirOotionIiog uslne Win ao1lmpany saai
hoktla. Hons genuine unless the aac-simils Of QUE
rs PERK1Es, Kew York, Is CO the wrapper.
eWSoId By AL Medicine DsslsrE PrInciIa OGS
DuT-a4, EsW York.
PEseS s1IT 2G Oszfs DsF EszIos
.rl11-Tnwfa
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Qua OKEKY-I earnestly caution ell

QUA QKEk IL earnestly osution al
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, &C.,
AgAinIt endADgerinE their health By petronIEing
any Of the advertising quseks. Tou can fully reocv-
q By the msthods Used By the Advertiser, aud By
hundreds Of others, AND IN no oTHEB WAY.
Rsad Letter which VIII send you III you VIII send
ne q post .psid snvslope bearing your address, Di'
ract 70 EDWARD 3. TRAVER,
Isual-RadEv Lock Box, Boston Mas.
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m, arRaoE

PROFESSOR OF ELBCT8oPATHY AID EHDIcEEA,
Omce-ng Seneca Street, q few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
. once hsurs irem 3 TO II and from ? to O'Clock
daily (Sundays e1cepted.)
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S5GAR-OoAZED PURELY VKaETAzLS
1he Oldest, Cheapest, and most Reliable Earniu
Eedtcine in uss Eoro used than any other kind,
Priee g csnts-5l Pills in q box. Sec OiVeulars
- Sold By strobg ! Armstrong Benton Breshsrs'
y. W. P5lmsE, ChurShlu 4 Bro. Also, at vshoisssl
aza rsssii u lei ODtArio-St., Cleveland, by
O. g. NOREIS, Genf Agent,
Tor Ohso, Hiehtgan and Indiana
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" and alter Monday, November 18th, Isss Psu,an.
ser IAN. VIII leave Cleveland a follows lsundSy1
stSO a. m.-0HI0AG0 EXPRESS-sto Al Beraa.
9rait9nl Oberitns AoEwaik, MonrOsyfllo, Bslis.
W. SlyQet y fremont and Elmors, and arrfFeI a
oago at 1870 P. n - - S'-a.
9iOO Z. m.-MESTERH MAIL-stops az an ata
HOBS on sOuthern Division, and arrives AZ 70.
. -. islo " o'2o 7. n; Uhioago 500 A. T.
4soO r M--eOnfHAhN MAIL-Stops af al rta.
duBky at 7-lG ,. r. - -
5uSO =. nl,-hlGHr ExPRESE-stops at Grafton.
AoEEalEi MonroeYille Clyde, and Freuorf. Nd
arrives at Toledo ~ u: P -; Dofroit an a = !.
and UhicagO at lO3O A. n. " -
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a1sky, nGnGGeld 4 Newark q n. Al Clvis ,-ffh ~.
M a.nIdq17ky, Dayton Cincinnati 3. B., st Fremont
ait1 ,ttLemons Indians u. Z, and af Toledo VIII
lsao MaDsAn Railroads for chicago, DetToit Taof
ssont aoE5 wayne Logangport, Lafayette, CaIro An
Southwest. '' N'OAAA"o's An0
Trains arrive IN Cleveland nom Toledo ana tha
Wei q - A. n-i-2f5 P. n, and S.sS p n p N
as1si.,6 ~ y - A, = D. RUCKER, sap,
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DRUGS AND MEDIOINES.-THE
- attention Of Physicians and all persons wishing
Pure and Reliable Medicines.
10 respectfully solicited to my stock which comprises
q complete assortment Of ything pertaining 70
THE DRUG TRADE,
and at prices to insure satisfaction to the purchaser
Dental and Surgical IHstruneits, Teeth, Foil,
HHIeGnissG Rubber and HHlednizers,
Of the latest and most approved patterns sold at
ufsctures prices.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
in great variety. Also q stock of LIQUORS, (ss to
quslity) second to none in market.
Agent for DAYS SPLIST, the most complete set
Of Splints offered to the Profession. Uountry
Physicians ale particularly invited to examina-
don OF my stock, and will md 1t to their advantage
70 favor me with their orders. q. W. CLARK,
Jams lI9 Snpsrior-St
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r. LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
bs1AS bAAS 1SIATEi Railroad and other stockI. Has on
hand large lot Of AAgmB and FarminF I,and1 n
tnls state iowa Wisconsin and illinois,
OneS over no. 30, south side Of Pub. equAre.
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS
From Pittsburgh to PhiladeIphis,
(With close connections from Western Cities1 al
oonnetting direct TO New York,
Through PhiIadeIphls,
And CiOss Connections at HsrrisburRh for
BALTIMORE b WASHINGTON,
ALSO,
From Pittsburgh to New York,
One Train runs daily C43s milos,) via Ausntovn,
Without change OF Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.
Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
- Tickets for Sale 70 Boston b. Boat or RA1 and
Boat Tickets good on any OF the found Lines
Fare to al Points as Loo as BY any other Routs
sleeping OARS on Night Trains TO Philadei
Dhta, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Ere
TBARsPORThTlCH.-M Prcduce an
Live Stock carried with despatch, ct Lowest Hates,
CHAS- THOMSON, Local Agent, CleyelAnd.
WM. h. HoLHEs, ENOOH LEWIS,
Gen1 Fass. Agent, GenI Sup't
OhicaRo. III TienIII AIioon. "a
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1894. Pennsylvania Central 1884,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
CRITH u O0NErrTINa1

Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The Track Is Stone Ballastsd and Is Free from BasA.
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LATEST NEWS FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

Our Communications with Cumberland
Gap cut 0ff-The Rebels Po~iti vely Rein.
forced-Exciting News at Hand.
KNOXVILLE, Jan 81, via CHATTANooGA, Feb
3. -tDispatch to Phila. Inquirer.I-I have
reliable information from the rebel lines that
General Longstreet has recently been heavily
reinforced from Virginia and North Carolina,
Major General Bushrod Johnson commands
the right wing, and the younger Hill the left
He holds a line extending from Strawberry
Plains to Sevierville. His army is in better
condition than 1t has been for some time past,
and every effort is being made by the enemy to
strike heavy blows in this region.
he ei envy has been drawing his forces to
Sevieryille during the past two or three days
ano large army is now concentrated there.
A large body OF rebels have crossed the Hol-
sion river, and are now on the north bank,
preparing to move down upon us. THESE men
are very hold IN their movements, and seem
satisfied OF their ability to push on succession.
Jy. In this design they may be defeated, as
every preparation 10 being made 70 give tnem
4 Unfortnnately for NJ the rebels succeeded tn
advancing cavalry and artillery north, on Sat-
urday last, and succeeding In cutting on our
communicasions with our forces under 0ener-
Al Parke, ct Cumberiand Gap. 0cnsr Parkes
By courier, announces that he y Watehing ne
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LATER FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The Defeat Of General Early.

NEW YORK, Feb 5.-We have rereived the
following special dispatches this evening:
In THE FIELD, Feb. 4, SIX p. m.-After six
hours hard fighting, Colonel Mulligan drove
General Early from Moorefield, and then
sharply engaged General Rosser on the South
Fork. We have met with signal and brilliant
success.
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD WEST Va,
Feb. 5.-General Early has been compelled to
retreat up the South FORK of the South Bran n,
towards the Shenandoah Valley, in conse-
euence of the vigorous manner in which he
has been attacked and pursued by Gen Kelley s
forces.
Our combinations have proved successful in
defeating the enemy's designs. We have taken
a number OF prisoners. and have re-captared
many of those taken from us. Our forces drove
the enemy out of Petersburg.
The enemy have lost large number of men
by desertion, and deserters contin ne to come in
The occupation of the wires with military
business precludes the possibility of sending a
longer dispatch at this time.
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l'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR EIGS NEWS

New YORK, Feb. G-The steamship Edin-
burg, rem Liverpool on the 18th ult, has ar
rived. She brings few items not before noticed
LONDON, Jan. 2i.-Letters from u anEfort
state that the opinion is psevailirs mat Austria
and Prussia must come TO srine definite under.
standing with England.
COPENHAGEN Jan. 2a-The re5isied have
commenced the discussion of an address, and
all parties declare an unconditional adher-
ence to the November Constitution, which is
pledge of The independence Of Denmark.
Saxon battalion At kiel suddenly received
marching orders, and leaves 10. day Tor North
west Holstein, where the Saxon Contingent is
to be concentrated.
Tie Austrian troops destined for Schleswig
have commenced marching. and are expected
al Klei TO- n oTrow.
The Edinburgh brought the captain aad ten
men CT the bark Eliza Ann. OF London, from st.
Johns, n. +. for Pi,iaouth, England. she was
abandoned Al sea with 4 cargo of lumber. The
crew were on the wreck thirteen days, during
which seven died from starvation.
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enemy, and can hold the Gap for several

enemy, and can hold the Gap for several
months g, II necessary.
A battle occurred at Tazewell, on Sunday
last, which was in progress for some hours.
The lcsses on both sides were severe, and / am
sorry 10 learn that the gallant General Orlan-
do Il. Vi ilcox was painfully, though not seri-
ously wounded. He will be able to direct
operations an ambulance.
In this affair our forces were repuiseo; the
rebels app airing in overwhelming numbers,
having been reinforced at the critical moment.
Our forces fell back to good position at
nightfalI, and have not since been moiested
Matters here are growing big with porteat
events, and are already extremely exciting In
their general aspect. Here we are in this de-
voted city once more preparing to stand anoth-
er siege, which we trust General Grant may
make as disastrous as the one made last NO.
yemher.
Skirmishing is going on constantly every day
along our entire line. The rebels seem to think
we have fallen back from weakness and
would bring on general engagement, but Of
course we have great advantage in retiring I'M
til our endorsements are thoroughly up and
in position.
Citizens and soldiers from the rebel lines agree
in the statement that Longstreet has called for
and is hourly expecting endorsements from
Johnston's army in Tennessee, which is re-
ported to BE- coming up through North Carolina,
as well as overland. 1t is doubted whether
such reinforcements will be able to join Long
street presently.
General Foster is in direct communication
by telegraph with Gems. Grant and Thomas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-06

RECEPTION OF SPEAKER COLFAX.-This re-
ceptiop, last night, was well attended, es-
pecially by ladies and young people, on hand
tor the agreeable dance that is a part of the
lily programme at his receptions. No stiff
forrnaiitles were observed upon this occasion,
and ell present seemed to enjoy themselves,
many participating in the dancing which was
had in the lower rooms of the Spe aker's M an
sion. As heretofore, the Speaker was assisted
in doirg the honors of the evening by his
mother (IHrs. Matthews) and daughter, who
received the guests with much courtesy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-06
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT THE LONG
BRIDGE.

About ~ O'Clock to day train 10 lded with
lumber started to go over the bridge, and by
some sort of blur der was run into The river at
the Washington draw, which was open.
The usual red flag was up as signal that
the draw was open, and it is supposed that
the accident was the fault of the engineer, w no
was a new one on the road.
The engine was plunged entirely under water
and the engineer drowned.
Others were badly injured, one man having
both legs broken and another a leg broken at
he knee.
Whether others were killed or injured has
not vet been ascertaned.
We shall give full particulars in our next
edition .a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE cHEsAPEAKE PIRACY.

HALIFAX, Feb. Elm the case of the Chasa-
peale, the Judge ofthe Admiralty Court has
decided to restore the vessel and cargo to her
owners, subject to such conditions respecting
the payment OF expenses as the Attorney Gen
eral may exact. The latter demands surety
against the latent claims, which the owners
eemur 10. The Court has adjourned till next
Wednesday.
Marshal Kane aud a number of Confederate
officers left in the steamer Alpha to- day for
Dixie.