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DHoTOGRAPHIU ALBUMS, AT
B /. DOUGLAS co.,
I5g supsrior-E..
ARTISTS 8ATARIA IS - WTED50E'S[ AND
HoEtoa'E and GoUpils Oil and water Color, at
3 =. DOUGLAS & cos,
ITe 6uperioF-st.
OVAL AED sQUAREG. IT ROSEWOOD FRAAIEs
AZ 2. y DOUGLAS 8 cos,
ig9 Superior-gt.
PHOToeakPH OOPT IS vUF OELIB8ATED
PsiatsagI and Engrsv,a aEs, %
B.r. DOUGLAS COS,
lTp supsEior-sS.
,uARTEs DE- FIsIT5F or 0ELEBRATED
Hss and Women, gnd amer nsrbiss q
l7a superior-st.
EE kSGBAvTEGs OF DISTINGUISHED HEEi
R.H, DCUaLAs 4 COS,
srS9 iTS ezpSriSF-Et,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
DAILY LEADER.
PRESENT CONDIIIOK or OHARLEs.
TON,
Elects OF Smelling the Oity-POverty
aud Prices.

A gentleman Just escaped ftom Char
lesion tells the following:
The guns of General Foster and Ad-
miral Dahlgren are heard night and day
with scarcely any cessation in their work
of bombardment. The inhabitants have
now become quite accustomed to their mu-
sic, and look upon it somewhat as a matter
of course. Thelower part of the city haS
become untensble in consequence of the
delicate attention of our sh Ills. Broad
street, East Bay, Meeting street, Hayne
street, King street, below society street,
have become entirety uninhsbitod. All
the houses in these localities have become
moro or less injured by the explosion Of
shells. The Court House, City Hall,
Guard House, cornero Meeting and Broad
streets, st Philips Episcopal Church, Or
phan House, corner of Calhoun and st.
Philip streets, and several other publ
buildings have been struck by shells, and
numbers nearly demolished. But few fires
have been occasioned by the lombard
ment- One of the shells fell and explo-
ded within three doors of Hempsted Hall
in the extreme northeastern part of the
city. Great numbers Of shells have fallen
and exploded as high up as Chapel and
John streets. Few casualties have occurred,
probably about twelve deaths in all. In
one instance a shell struck building near
Charleston jail, at the western end Of the
city, and killed three officers and one pri-
vate of the 32d Georgia regiment, and
wounding one officer and one private of
the same corps. Several narrow escapes
are reported resulting from this lombard
ment. Shells frequently enter parloTs and
bedrooms, but in nearly all cases without
doing any fatal damage The middle and
poorer classes of Charleston, our inform
ant says are in favor of peace on any
terms; but the wealthy classes want a
s'vigorous prosecution of the war" and
viii never give up while aman and
musket are left.
Poverty and suffering exist to great
extent.
The prices of all articles in the city may
be inferred from the following specimen:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
SeIiing OltI Se!ILng Oat!

TORsETS! CORSETST
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
HfFORTAET To LADLE5-DE. HRr.


VsVau Fesfs PMS nave kager get sAiisd Ia reznOT
IN difaositiss AriEng ucIi otsFTEotiSns or stop
page Of nat1Es CT n TsstsT1s tse System % Ter.
ses health when Eonsring fsom Spinal Ansetions.-
ProlsDsus UseEi, lie NEita5i o. 0thss Sssknass
ths UtelIas GTRsns. Ehs Rfls sro perfectly harm
~ or tie constitution, AKA kay b taken ~ thC
O,o5t dsesis fe1Eis Eitbr Il eacsiRs distres5-thc
gGu,e time tssy 81 Hks s Charm by Strengthening
Iovieorssiag and rast0riBg the Eygtem 20 hoaith
oonditlSn, and ~ bringing On tbs monthly period
With regularity, 20 matter from what osusos the
osssruotica msy sis. Ihsy =Aould, howsysr, sc.
b rsEsn during shs first tire months a. pregnEu.
oy, thorza sass al any oti-E tlms. - niSasTrtEss
Eculd bs shs result
zach box contains % pills. Price 1 %,
D. HERKET's TEskTIsE On Diseases Of Femsle5
Pregnancy, AisOGTTisgs, EsrEen1szs, starility Ro,
production, aBd Abuses of Nature and enzphAtlcul-
" the Ladies' Friyste Medical Adviser. q pamphle.
Of q pages sent ree e any address, siz cents -,
auired 20 psg postage.
Ths plis snd book viii % senf bT mail When ds-
sired, 6e-ursly sealed and prepaid, By
J.EFEAE, II. D., General Agen;
No. g Cs6aF 81, New York.
- eold oy sii ths prncipsl DTGggists.
CIV, GLABE, Druggist Agent 10r Cleveland.
talz1:RS:m, " .fkWT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

"A SLIGHT COLDH-COUGHS-
Fsw azs sEsre Of the Importance Of oheoAans
Oo1zh or "sLIsET ooLD" in is Brst stsgei that
which in tie beginning you'd yield 70 aid rene
dy, If neglected Socn stacks tbs iungs, "Brosgn 3
Bronchial Trookos' give gure and almost immsdiats
relisf. Military oficars and Soldiers should have
them, e. they oan b carried in the pocket and
taken - occasion Requires. zag5l:Es:tn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

NO form Of Oeterrb can withstand its searching
pogsr, and 10 mode Of treatment ever afforded such
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
The prices of all articles in the city may
e inferred from the following specimen:

NIOM Lhl5 JabIe one would Imagine that
Charleston is not the cheapest portion of
the globe in which to reside. There are
some five thousand troops in and around
Charleston. Eight hesvy guns have been
mounted on the channel fscing Fort Sum-
ter. There are six or eight batteries of
various caibre mounted in the city OF the
wharves.
The citizens are much troubled in con-
sequence of want of hsbitation. Four or
Ave families reside in cne small house. It
is expected that there viii be terrible suf-
Turing in the city this winter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

LUzZzzRZZIIz
-
= GyTRICKLAND'S
>
AKTI- -CHAI. .KRA sEbXFuRk

Is q composition Of astriugents, sbsorbents, stiml-
ulaRts and eBTrr.rafives, which every physician
knoEIedges Is the only preparation that viii oeOta
permanent cure Of DiarrheA and DyBsnteTy This
AntiCoera Mixture is Is| N 11s in several Of OG-
army hospitaE, where It gives the greatest sstisfso-
sion Il has saved tho lives Of Thousands Of our
dierB snd clti9ens, ana sc viii guarantee a 10 be
the best remedy IN the world Tor CizErhsS ana Dys-
snteEy.
Mr.. Woods, Of Couirgsoa, ksgtae-y, VIII be most
lands Anti Cholera MiKtazo; ia fact, Hs have
great number o testimonials from patients who
have been caTod after bsing pronounced tnoursblo
by thai- physicians, sOBie Gfbar taking only ore
bottle OK etrioklAnds Init -OholeTs Mixture. II
cou suffer with DiarEbsz cd Ilytsntery tfy oas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

In sstiriral poem by Rev J. q Lozier,
the author makes the following Gig" at
{" ye Ohio martyr"
And after the bier came a dolorous e; a,
Led on BY TaIlandig-whoss surname was lam;
'Tis due to the race that pause 70 explain.
Twas not Of the ancient Ham family be ne;
For tho Hsm's DESCENDANTS must bear the hsgraes
OF Sable complexion and i1-EhApen hgur..
To say that YaIlandigham came q that III :,
Is rather TOO hsayy > JOKE on the Riggsri
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
eYLBVEIlAND AND ToL6DO & Z
WINTER ARKAHaEAlzsR.


Connections GFe made at monros7fils uith tho Sans
GuskY, HRnadaid 6 Newark =. r.; at Clyde win the
5and1skg, H7gton ? Cincinnati K B.; At Fremont
with Eia= EraincRt 2 Indiana e. L.; END 1t Toisd5
5ith the Michigan Southern 8 H0rthern Indiana and
IoledO 8 Wabssh Railroads for Ohioago, Detrois,
jackson, FoIt Wayne. LoSslspOrt Lafayette, Oatra,
Alton, st. Iouss. ana al POINTS West. RorthEess aza
Southwest
TrsIns arrive IN OlsTelsRd fresn Toledo and lbs
Wsst e 9:20 H.. 2a5 P. L., hal $50 ?. K. I'm
Bsanduakv at o:l6 A. X. u. .. RUCEEB. SUIT
Cleveland, Oct. -. l664s
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4tL.
oILE oiLI oLLsn
ALEXANDER. SJOFIKLD & Go.
-aKEsH ERs OF @
EItFsss Petroleum. Oh, BenEOl6 a0G
ERepiEnTy Gilss

-
EEGBiEcTy Gils.
-Te psy psstleGiEE sttszfi0n 70 rsckagosi thsnsny
n0sinS eur Customers uzunh loss by leakage. 70
gusraBtss oil 20 giy9 psFfeet Eatlsfseinn, a1c
COED 60 any made in the city Also, We pay PSF
SculEr atssntsos 20 putting NJ
HAPTHA Oh BENZOLE,s
Grlta5le fo- VG-nish MzHusi-ct--sers or fAiabezsi
sse On nan5 and fog sais
800 5bls extra refined PstrcIeuyr OIL
FEsO0 h5ls EeodoriEed Beuzoe (e1uaI TGrpentinoj
20 bblE No. LUbricaling Gu
gh4oh We viii sell at lowest market priosr
0FEICE-los s.. Olslt-st., SOrnss1s cogg2!sj BY
Nm. O. So0Seid 2 @.
BeEs AIEEAEDEsr
sF= c. 6ggFTELp, CLEVELAND, o.
tsGgKzZ ETEsoE, ansiif
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

FOR RATS slCE. Ra5GEEs HHTs. BED BUGS
ROTBs IN FURS WOOL EMS. &C, INSECTS on
FLEhTS, FOWLS, kalzkLS, &C.
Put up in 25o, 900. Gad 81. 90 Boxes, Bottles and
tioBs, &o-
iCaly Infalliblo remedies knoWD."
'iFTee from Poisons."
t9AEos dangerous tc the Human Family"
fRats come out Of their holes 70 die
sold Wholesale IN all large Cities.
Sold by Druggists and Retailers eysrywhoTs.
inBEWARE ~ OF eli worthless limitations.
See that ''OosFARs' name 10 on each box, bottlS
and East before you buy.
Address, HENRY B. CdDSFAR,
Principal Depot, 4sa broadway, n. Y.
Sold bY STRONG 3 ARMSTRONG and BENTOE
Bros, wholesale sBd BStEji AEslts, Cleveland
bio 3 aharsR2dkW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
EIEE DAILY FRAIEs FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORR.
A TLANTIG AID GREAT WESTERN
L. RAILWAY.
Fall and Wfnfar aE-auOamant

a hAAEHAE-
Fail and Winter Arrangement.
Two through Express Trains Daily between
CLEVELAND ard SEW YORK, vfteouf Chs nge
Of Cars o. Transfer Of Baggage.
"DAT ExPREss, (S1ndays excepted leaves Os7e-
land sr so A ~, arrives at MeadVlls AZ zl5 P H.
tDinnerl Salamanca A. 6:25 n, (sle-piag OarH 50
New 70 y and New ork 81 lilo P. \
'NIGET EIPREss," Saturdays excepted, } leaves
Cleveland at s:i5 H., with Size ing Cara to Hor-
EelsVillel arrives ss MesdVille ST La A X ss.a-
Eanna at A;5O A. n, and New York at l0.20 ?. x
WESTWARD.
Day Express-Loaves New York at..,.... 100 A. y
Arrives At Cleveland at......7:3O A n.
Night 60 Leaves New York at. % 500 P n
Arrives At ClsTelsad at-...--5:I5 P. n.
Train having Cleyslazd at 300 A. K,
arrives at Franklin At. ..-.. 2 a5 p L
Train lssTing Cleveland At 9si5 ?. ~
arrives ~ Franklin st.--.-...........-I0l A. n.
Train leaving Cleveland a. $50 P. NJ
arrives ~ Ioul ggtCWn as..---......... 1.5 P. 4.
Train leaving IOungstoFa at S:45 A n,
arrives st Cleveland at...-...-.........l9.25 A. n
Nail EcttVard-Lesves Akron st...-..... ITO A. \.
Arrives ct HeadvlIs st.-..-123O P K.
Arrives at Salamanca A. TIPS P 4.
Do NsssWRrc-Laayes alamanea at. $50 A. y.
ArrfV s AZ MesdViiie st..-IO.45 A. Il.
Arrives e. Ak On as-........ 4.4C P n.
ThrOugh TiokstB can be procnred At tbs Union 2
r. Ticket cses Superior Et7eet, and uepct, Seneca
street., Cleveland
d. 7. sWEETsER, GenI sup't.
7. H. 9oogEAS, Gea1 Ticket Agent, eeS1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
CLsYELAED . EBlE RAMR0ADl
EIETEB ARRAEszzEEE.


On sHs after Monday, Oct. nst, KSa. Passenger
TTsiaH VII run ~ s0iioNE, (5undaTs excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND;
q.5Q. z. h-DAX EXPkESS TRAlE-StoDpins at
Rflioughby, Rainesyilie. mEdison, Geneva, Ash
tsbaln Connaaut and Girsrd only, and arrive At
Er.e 81 ls2o P. H., DGnk1rk s:Go ?. n. Buffalo
s:5 P. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS ssorglnz q
2ainasviile Ashtsbula snd GirArd cnl7, srd ar
ciya5 at Erie6 20 ,. E-s DcrkirE ss35 ,. x, Bus
% P. hAiL AND ACCOMMODATION
Shipping q, Al stations end a--iTS e IRE a.
300 ?. m..EieHT EXPRESS TRAIig- ssoEpsaE At
arrives aE Ina as I1:sO = K e1zzi.E 800
4 K. Hg1si1 80 A. 4.
LEAVE EBIE
20 = M.-aIGaT EXPBEsS EEAIE-Ssc7rinR
at Girsrd, Ash isDnla and PalnssyiIls ozlg, srd
arrive az CleFe. nd at % 4. n
6:l5 A. a. MAIL AID ACCoMHODATGGz
TRAIE-Stopuins a. az stations I'D arriss at
ClaTolaBd 81 i0:20 A. 4.
3 IO:B =. B.-IOLEGS EXPEE55-9tSyYfng e Al
ststh>-z ezosBt se1yiile. 5aybrocE. CniarEiie,
: s:3s ?. MszD6y ESPEEss TEAIH-ssoppsns a.
SfiTszd, Ccaueaut, Asbtz5uia, Gensva Z 2si1eE
Wis only, sad zrriEes n OlsToiaza : p ?, o.
- ssOoEt SlEcs SEzz ere rpn cc 81 tnrS1s-
, Treinz.
Aii tao trairz going westward oosESSt At Csges1
With trains ior Ioiado, Chicago, iolumbus. y1-tl-
/ 2l-i, l1diana5glis. St hne.- a. sae ~ tarc95n
srains g the E== Go-z Ere kslircAa- e14 A. hui-
7 sai with rhoa9 o. The New YORK Central 2 G6iaD =
J Isi0n, NagzTa Falls sc end az EEis l=isn trzina
+, e the Fhiia1es sAia = Erie Railroad.
4 ~ Day ELrress Last sud West, esEE5cks At
Z 6'rard with frailss On Ecie Fitts0UrgR Railroad
I Jisyels-d. Oct. S7st. iSr--
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SsalbY-saadlskT, msusdeia s Newark IsiiroAd. q
asEsneiei Nj, fer1ons Eevars, fanasTllle.
&c.
Crcs-Hns-PifE1Durgh, Ec.t svze Onicago Rsk-
road. Forest upDez Ssnd1sSyr Delplos, LiI1s.
Eort Naynss AgTcrle, Chioasos 6c-- t7aaf ard
ERst for mansdeld. Wooster, MasEiiioH, sso.
Graftcu aBd Beliefontatns RasiTced Ian. or Maros,
E9sufantaine. Sidney, Dnion- Names. Indian
Eooiis, Terre Hauts, Vsuosnaez, SgaszTilIs
Louisville, Care, st. Iouis, &c.
EeieWars-Ffth springheid Branch fer 57rinVfald,
C9lunibus-Litils MihE1i & ColEmbRa, ard xslis
Railroad, for 4enias Dayton. indianapolis,
Terns hgute, s. Louis, HorruR, LOssland. End
Cincinnati and with th0 Ohio e1d MissisElr5f
8silroad 81 Cincinnati for Louisville, EFans-
.iles Csiros st. G01t5, ana all Posnz "a taa
Ohio isiTgr-
ColuEbas-Csnsral Ohio RaiirO1d ior Eszark, zNrss-
vile, Whaeling, &o.s Columbus, RiquA : L.
dana haiircS1 t0r Piqua, Urbs1a, %.
-BoE Tickets b. All point5 and information ap7t7
50 t1s Passenger station and q Unicn IirSst esCs
Gisvaiana. oct 3 isa4 sa1sri1ssnasrs
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Ho~s, c4aE4RHmaIltts tts zu,.. 1 stag..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

I. 0arss rss0AEARREa.daOsrts0Oas.aa.pt;o,.
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9aHFaaas.
iS6l. pennsylvania Central iSel
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.

Is Fist Class Route, for Safety, O0ms0t
and Speed, 70 al Eastern Cities.
TsssE IS stone BslISsTEB & FREE FR3z 5usle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

Southern Refugees at ChaftaE OOga.
A correspondent thus writes from Chat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-17
N,w Node Of Preserving Peace with ia"
Indians

Washington, Sor IL General Ipla, IA si. nit
to-, his official report " the operation N the De
partmcut Il the rthwost lot the past ycar, tays,
IN sei'n., Icg', with TIC l1.',us, Dee intends -
q, .~ay entirely With lscatior, Nh,,A 81! stem "A
always n,tc' dci with fraud upon he Il -yornmcut
ani ,hc indians liz plan IS based s.mpy upon
ti1 understanding. tLst tAe Indians tcLsyr tenn
selves, and do ul modest Die Whites, and that The
WAp'- -h.ll he naac to IcGl fairly with the In
llAus, Anl MT uD.cst them 80 aIy "ay. IN,
military auth utCi undertake a. enforce -uoI
conduct ON hnth sides, and will have tnc pnHcr, 4
i.o, int.riorcd with, TO do 50 thoroughly. Ilr s.y4
n Gayc' nIutnt AZ saie.y aisu - oil spVicN'n
snua I Iudlsu war IN III" Surtn~,ht
FAt.uaIyr strat, of excellent coal have been
flund 4, Fort Rec One vein IN SIX fCct thick
This coal Gcll rvterds towards the southwc'i. and
It iz supposed, olIcrop7 on The slopes of the ~ -
nIls luu existence %, tLs great uusl t,ii, b ~
way bc.wuen tAo Great Lakes ana Ih" Il ely Noun
tiins IL fact The value of ,Oh cannot BE- 1v p
ertimst.d Aside 'rrn frrui.'iuF fuc for tie ra-
yi,a,ion OF the IpTer Missnuri RIVER, IT ~ tie
controlling elc'urnt in the lo.ai"n Oi q Tglir uni
,,ross tnu great plans ~ sue f"''i.e.
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out Any breach Of International Law the lsttcr !,
iuclircd 70 rcsari her as q b,'iscrcn,. Thcsc
oihci.!s ba,c uo great hove AMI rcslcc. for c,ch
othcr-At weues feeling chagrinci al M Sow
sri's tcccut .usinuation thAi ,c Navy pcpartucus
~. 10 blame fr 70, capturirr Wilninr-
tu " W,.cs his tat tic d,uh is
aurbut,hic {, tic War net trimcut Wish
li mo-, of cuH Mt furnish = Cooperating
i.nL '.r.c. NJ >r"at'fi l,,, ho"cN,r scr-'s
the c'rrc,i one. n" will iisc.sru all intention To
oG,rl thc n-Uhal g scrnuc",, ~ rut tc asc
sat, SeN I.ik pr Ic court aud at.i. c .st'c.
rhc hugh ,stmaton entertained for olt iiic
courts, attotI ~ vel A. at home, will probably
-c'urc IN acluic-encc IA whatever decision
It uny make " trouble - anticipated IN
a.. .aso with r4l'.
ur,a, mo,cmonts are ON fot h.ons TIE entire
hcd OF military orcf ,uon', the ptc,,e ,hs.actc
OF which 5 s,ouirsl and fof the present.
The rebels have suddenly disappeared from the
su.nsal .A Valley. IN the dIc,,on OF Lyn,hhnrc.
THIS movement ini. ate, one OF ,wo pin.nsercics,
a Mon movement from tAstcrn rcnncsse. n The
rear 4 Rchn.on or luccnttation oi l"''s army
against Grant. sheridan has gone .lso -whrre
will appear IN due time. The rails on the
Orllre and AIcVandr, icad have bccn taken
UP aud tie line is now only couunuci
% few miles from Alexandra. pc, -ve
c,c.ts will son occur on The James River
news o, tie evacuation of Peier,t Irs is looked
'or a, any moment Tie only wonder * ths
ocucral Lee las succeeded m holding It ~ long.
But be must soon ED t. the pressure which is
growing stronger c,erg day. Az the house with
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LOCAL NEWS.
NkW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

Tn. WLArHLR-As usual at tins petsd ot
the yeur, Il G weather ~ most ubccrtsin sud sum
shine aud showers visit us slternst.ly; something
Ike young MADDEN who 10 ., uune sll sIniles,
and NJ another all tears aud anger, ~ " she did
not know her own mind. On Tuesday we had
snow At II, and rain duriug the remainder Of the
day, while sharp frost during the night made
It quito dry under loot, aud the came out yea
tcrisy In all its beauty, reminding US Of . lovely
morning ia Spring. Ladies promepsded Broad.
way crossed IN their best and dispensing their
smiles in the most exhilerstng manner 4; gentle.
who had the previous day donned ovsrcoats
and storm hats came out Ia ''stove. pipes" and
frook oats once more, while tho theatres, from
which many we're KEEP, back the evening before by
''thc weather" did an excellent business. Ia
fact, taken altogether yesterday was one u those
beautiful days which Inadvertently make ~ forget
that winter is upon US.
TIiE NEW CATHEDRAL, the corn.r-7tone o.
which was lad BY the late Archbishop Hughes,
will lie proceeded With in the spr.ny under the
auspices %! Archbishop MeCloskey, who ID now, il
~ said, US ug every exeruon to cOupete this great
ides VI MS llusiriUus predecessor, who ues red 10
build Q Cathedral IN New yygk which 81. I'D
sclihss snv IN the Nnrld
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GENERAL GRANT,
Nc>y Trick of the Rebels.

Hsnd4pdrisrs ~ the Armu Of the Potomac,
.Nvv 10 The reb.ls have lately been play yug
sharp came IN front of apart OF our Inc near tie
Appome,t,v. A, th's point here BE- a sms creek
n front .. our WORKS, acros which they have built
. dam, which las threatened 90 force tack pui pie
L,i lue to dangerous eXt-ut T. uutcrsct ,h,-
lrolcct General Egan Lsd devised WORKS which hc
supriiuteudc4 personally. Ou E.s.tiaS part OF
the line Oh sunday uight rebel sh1rI shooter ,uc-
eeelci after 7eyer, attempts IA wouni.u. h!in' the
ball euteru. the .ht forearm, passing iIafunally
down several inches and out At the wgst. ihc
wound s fortunately not dangerous Another
sharp hght occurred between the pictcts last night
sGvut ~ O'Clock, wh.ch LASTED abYut uu hour With
CT. It is believed. any uotiy cable result.
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News Items.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-17
\ New Tale nbout Muller.

The tnglsh papers continue g. discuss the case
Of the murderer Muller, and all his words anil ~.
tons IN iail are served up h. satisfy the M rbid
cravings of the public The Gcrman Society has
undertaken to holricnd Muller, and Il IL stated that
lew evidence has been discovered. that establ shes
uc truth OF his constant protcstaons Of innocence.
The following ia the latest story IN reference the
case.
IL is stated that ahhut two o'clock on the morn
ing 81 She lOih ot july last, few hours after the
cnnmisa'ou pi the murder, NJ. Poole who re-
sides NJ Edmonton, was IN his bedroom, when q
parcel, ~ u Afterwards pfove was thrown agsin.t
his house, breaking one u The windows. This par
c'l u would sc"Tl, hal tscu thrown from ~ cab
which we passing down the road. away from Lon
don. NJ. Poole, With the view Of getting sumc
pay men. Iot tie damage done, imInci-
Ntcly pursued the ca, which af,cr long
chase, 30 overlook rh,rr were four men
ms de. Il is sad that. a. Tar as could he seen,
t.tre was an aIIearaucc ui considerable aisorlcr
about thcs men. one cuf them was without lis
hat, and With lnndi cr,lici bound round ls
| head. Nj Poole Was told hurncdiy that tho bun
ole was II 'UH tof \ lAfk . bat tat be wOuld he
PAID, and tho cal drove ou. The parcel which had
teen thrown aga nst Mr. Plo.cs window WAS
! found, on being 'Aamiuc, , 10 contain pair ui
to l.'fr. Later 0u ~, Sduiay morning, al about
/ ~ u'"l"l, NJ Poole saw the same tAh return ms
/ towards London, and noticed tint there were then
t"" 'i t'c sauo mon in II, and this time NJ. Poole
] was i-oD mpan"d hv one two inhabitants II th,
ue Shhorh"nd. II IL un le stood that the Gcrm al
! ETY. have sn'. ccicim discovering three, II NOD
tour - th.s" men and that thcv In posse ss.oi
nj tie trousers which are found t. be STAINED " "a
| blood, which has been asccrtmned b. be human.