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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

" lNEbAND bANDS-IO ALL p" hN i'v
FARM~.--Lsryv and thriyiGs -eii,rmrnt mid ihd
h, climate miles south of fhsd yhs by ruilrosd
Rich so whrh produces largo csops which now hr seen
roxin 1en twenty h,y tracts q, frofn $3.50 -
Der scrs payable hlr tvOJ business ocEiisa
r manuisctors- and ohers; cLurr schoois and good
ciety. Il [. the imyrVvins place East ~ We,
The place laid unsur~d it'ees sn..cr-d Psps
containing reports and vp; foil nfonsion viii be sen, rc
Adiress CNAs X. EASDls vnrAnd fest-jfhc- Crn1os--
lard Co n j. Frvn RrJsrf ef S~os ko5so~ AyIs'lsaai
Edc- Of The Tribu1<; Hs ~ ~ sosf e1s''-r @rfVs
rroefs in an n.ost rd pcssis asA ss,1< condition Sr
pea.a.f (arnas has kss~ u tsis s'ds u ta< He'srs
PrgtryrI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13
Real estate for Sale.
BENEDICT g. CONT
ID REAL EsrArE 0eyiC1. MO- riME'6r.
HOUSES and STORES fos SALE o. b RENT.

DENEDICT g. COIT~
ID REAL ESrArE O1yiC1. mo- riME.Sr.
HOUSES aud STORES fos SALE o. 70 RENT
EsOR SALE-The splendid LEASEHOLD
Fee. Or for any r:s business WI b cold q
from To original cost b AgsSic cont. Nc. Pines.
INOR SALE - The three story brick.front
l. DWELLING HOUSES. Nc~ 49, lss. I% and ihe West
Fif-<hs all in Grc ordr, price Sspo e.ch1,ne cheap"
to ~ VIC BENEDICT / Corr, No. PLncsi
L,OR SALE fine English basement:
L HOUSE, No 30 We. Tvcucthst i'x' -four stories
0''"''"'"' '0''' BENEDior COT. No Pinos.
C,OR SALE-The now first-class four story
brown stone front HOUSE. No. 6 Westrhirty ninss ST..
With Immediate P'''''iSssss f cry COLT No ria.
L,OR SALE-The 6vc.story ffrst-class Engliah-
l. bsseu,eo. HOUSE Nc. 90 sevv.,hsv.i browistoro'
and ell modern improvements. P'ic- iaA ,,orsr ~,
Aiso the ttroe,tory big. ..eop bncsfrons HOUSE. NO.
'e xosIS ~ BENEDICT Colt. Ne. GPinc-ss
EOR SALE-The fhu-sizs 3a-story brick
in DWELLING HOUSB. 10. ATT Eat 1rnth.i directly
o,,o.. Tompkius ,qusr~: 25yto with extorsion; prie<
Sau& Apply to BENEbIcTt COLT. NO iPias'''
COR sALE-witA building loans, or to
Apply to BENEDICT Coi'' NO. rine'''
VO LEASE-we have some fine LOTS il
S''''iy' for ''i SYEEsrscT H G3Ir No .r
THO LEASE for FIVE YEARS--The splendid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13
Drp Goods

GREAT BARGAINS IN
FAMILY AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
AT retail.
sHrRTrEas. sHEETINes.
AND
PILLOw-CAsE LINENS
in ell the popular nakes AID wid2sL
DOUBLE pAMASK TABLE-CIOTIiS
AND NAPKINS. EN- SUITE.
DAMAsxs BY THE YARD,
pOyITr,s. uuCK AND DAMiAsK
TOWELS AID TOwBLINGS,
In y,eat variety.
ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC BLANKETS. AND
FLANNBLs.
Nov end EI.ssn: Dcsiynsn
mARsruLES AND LANCASTER QUILTS,
OPERA AND FRENCH SHIFTING BLAENTJa,
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
yEsTIBULE LACEs.
PRINTED. EMBOSSED AND
EMBROIDERED
TABLt; AND PIANO COVERS, CoREiCEs,
PINS, be. &c
PLAIN. STRIPED. AND rLAID JAcohf:r. CAM"H'0'
ILiINsoCK. SWISS,
NULL MusLISS
Witt. AID CoLoEED
rLAIN AND FIGURED
| TARLATANs
FRENCH swIss AND EMBROIDERED
LACE DRESSES,
FOR BALL AND PARTY COSTUMES.
hwy AND CHOICE SPRING PATTERNS
| IN FRENCH PRINTED CAhDRlCS
FRENCH PERCALES AND MADAPOLAM5.
tosc:bcf With fra cssorlmeot osibe
lpOpCL iR MAKES Oy
COTTON siuETrNGs.
SglRIINGS.
| CANTON ILASNELS
WHITE GOODS.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTiON.
AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co..
CANAL, COR OF MERCER-Sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

E.OR SALE-FOUR-STORY HIGH STOOP
klo~p-stono ifonf HOUSE md LOT Thr seventh
ian full si1s lot Por perm:h sod PARTICULAR
pvt ALLEN BROWN,
No. W Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

LNOR SALE - The throe-story brick. front
l. DWELLING HOUSES. Nc~ is' tss. i% and itS West
fifi<hs all In fpc order, price ~sOo e.ch.ne chcapfs
Ia BENEDICT corr No. Piicst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

L>OR SALE-By BENEDICT 81 COLT, No;
IT Pine-s,.. every variety and elias Of DWELLING
HOUSES Oh favorable tesns
L>OR SALE.-No. 4. No. &. No. 10 East Thirty
..h,hst h,ween Fifh and Msdison ayr, Grst class. In
Al rs.p~c aud built without rSArd 10 cost TIL; ono Of
toe 6n..i Iocstioas and properties n tho city.
App,y 20 DESEDfCT COLT, No. I Pine u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

EOR SALE-The new ffrst-class tour-stor
il brown.tou~ front HOUSE No. g westrhry ninth st
With Immediate possession Apply e r,,,r ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

Tor SALE AT RYE NECK-Ons hours
II rde f,ou, the City siz ro.nutrs w.lk FROM Depot
pe@ nsy looted COTTAGE, containing Ecyen ROOM DO
BY OLD Trees plenty Of as troes cherries sppls
etc., ais oil she .,si rrus Of chc'oe varsity barn
ds aud the Usual out honses well and cissn In the
lsu.e boating aod hshn7 in tie neishborhood Price 600
psr rrLDtin nortsur. Apply to :. SHEPHERD.
ia. Come; Seas eo.rcs Centre ami ResdsstS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

'fINuREE LOTS FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.
i LOCATED Ia Thirty. eoyei.h 81, netI Third ave.
Applyto PEIT'EE, WILSON l. CO..
M ,h.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13


BARGAINS. BARGAINS!
FOE THE MKT THIRTY DAYS.
GREAT
Cl,OSiSG-UUT SALE
PEYToS L JOHSsToS'S
sp,sE&d stock Of ,,,. -o,,o
Amounting u upwrrd CT Oo.Go TTrybtN 70
TIE ENLARGEMENT OF THEIR orohE.
GREAT SACRIFICE IN DOMESTIC GOODS
FROM AUCTION
LOOK AT TIP PRICES
VfyE FaSrCOLORFD PRINTS a. ~. yard. worth 10.
HEAVY CINGHANs. be-. soods, 81 &C.. worth Voc-
FINY SHIFTING MUSLiN5. at 49, worth 31lc. ,
YARpwIDE BLkACuED husLISs. on'y Jon worth
u, - -
HEAVY CANTON pLASSEI. {. 3Sc. and ~. y.rd
BFsT PAPER MCsLlNS y,rd.y Ne. Il BE. wtata VIC.
WHITE ssd COLOkED CORSET JSiNs, at &c. worth
Jc -....
WaMsUTTA PLEACHED MUsLISs. a. To-
BHsT pELAIfsf.S 50 M. AID
PElTON 4 JOHNSTON.
no. IA Borery. nesr IioSs;ocs,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13
Nsal &sate for Sale.

4 FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, with fDur fur
~ Ions, a GROUND No 1853 President ct, between
linton and Cour, a,s BROOKLYN House ~ net vide TIRES
and BUN 10 tho best nsnicr by days wort hss
tubes for sae easy 70 Gloss estate Apply q
yust or 10 T. z. kELLl}ti, No l1 Pearl Ct, Nov ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

TT WAS NY MOTHERS VOICE.
GA neither. dear. bad dream.
SO .ad snd yet 30 bright,
Nlrn wonud~d on thu battle plan
Hay 1t dead Of might;
4. aglle strain fell on my ear,
Tha. made my besrt rejoice
60 sol and SWEET, IL s-eIed 10 me
I, was M mothers voice.
fan. AID chorus, prlr.. y cents ulsiied
Jas; steI he .'tle" YOans Egb. Lag en tccn, -, -
,.syt" Ths len. Y Lovers (corrc.) Esch 20 cents.
FREDERICK BLCME Nc. re bcw'ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

GTEiNWAY 4 CONS GOLD MEDIA
p GRAND AND saUAae eIANQs ~ nov cassii.r.a
The best III Ec,ops - well this having received tho
ia pnncfpJ lv9a Epxtbe 6teilwsy fIssoi i.s tnp,tof
10 al o,herS To- NAL Tho brr conrp5ttd Of Ave practical
piano cto msSs s;hs ard sons VITO tnvor. eli thsl
own hnpfoven.u and usdoI bose penousl supervision
every part Of tbs Instrument snulactued WLre-ooms
No. u and !? L@t foa'.ssa bswsss Uuion Square md
Irving YhcS. Ns~yoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

EOR SALE-WitA building loans, or to
Il LEASE-some finely loested PROPEnII IN B1oosyn
Apply TO bENEDCrA COiH' NO. sriacs'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

limited PIANO-FORrE MAKERS.
On, con,s S r s,;as $3.50. Fsw ,,.1 -
Fo<ts THAN ANY OTHER fiOUSE-
Evcry Instfurnsnt sox snteed for Five Yesn -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

E1OR SALE-The fun-sizs 3a-story brick
II nWFILINO HOUSE, 70. ATT Fat 1rnth-st.. directly
opeo.s Tonptips square. 2as.o with e!ier.on; pfes
edup. Apply to BENEDlCTt COiT, no arIo'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13
JAMES Miller. Publish
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S.dckl-Dd iu-y tdiion. carefully revisea sn eu. nc
ne rottfata % ohm. Historical AersIyj volumes l. 81
ard III. cloth az. 50 EACH: -. ,,,,
raj, eega,.. edition Of Misc Slncksnds great b. .to.cs
,otk WI b. completed in SIX volumes lire OF wlsa
COW rec-f-ed su! The rrinsrder VIII speedily d, '~h y
.hos h-.o6 { price to bring j. WITHIN he frs.o 90,
,rsacr, of all cis.aes in accordance With long eiei'a
si,l OF TIE suhor .nd will undoubtedly tne-t wo ''se
T. ,1s. =,
Cor.,i,l:on of I.OIINDER'S BiBLlOGRArHfNs wv.
NaL-kpp~nlA &, the Bblio-rsphrrs Msnusl Of fns'.n
i1rsnTe ,tainng account OF books issued 10y h'y
,I rcieatihc scci5iss aud printing clubs books n
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MISSES gCXlKNfR 4 Go. beg &c announce M ny
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no Libsries Many Uportt mt works are In
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BKLYs sPKCIFIO PILI-WARl

RAETED II ALL OAsEs.-Oan b relied
Fever AL 70 eurel Do not nAussstel Are sped
IN aotionI No ohAngs o. dist required Do not IN
earfere with business purguital Gan be used with.
put deteotioni Upward Of 200 cares the past month
some Of them very severe oasas. Over one huns
6rsd phyEiciAnB have ussd them On their prae-
tcs, and Epeak veil 0f their eidoaGy, and approve
of their oonposition which d entirely vegetable
and harmless on the gystem- Hundreds Of oertif,
oates oal Be shown. Bells Specific Pills ere IN
Odginhl and only genuine Specific PHI. They are
adaptod fer male and female, oldoT young, RDe
the only reliable remedy for edeoting . permzd
lsnt and Eyscdy IN al Of SpermHtOrrhea.
or seminal WeRknsg, with eli Its trains Of sviis
Ruch as Urethrnl and Vaginal Discharges Glsss,
be Whites, Nightly on Involuntary Emissi5nu In
aontlnenoo, Gonitai Debility and IrEitability, In.
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bility &c., 60, all ofWhioh arise principally fro
Sexual Excesses Sslf Abuas, or some eonEtitn-
tiona ders1esnlent, and inoapsoIthtes the sufferer
from fuldllng the dutiea Of married life. In 81
sSxual diseases 81 GODorrheA elect and 5triotures
Donsulting Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who viii
Innd, free 70 all, the following valuable work, IN
sealed enxslops.
THa FnTiErH FHousAEp.-Dr. Bells Treatise OF
BsIf Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
EishtIy Emissions, Genital Debility, &C., &C., q
pamphlet Of s. paga1, containing important ad-
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svery suerer e tbs means Of cure IN the gsvercst
stages is plainlf ~ forth. Two stamps required
70 pay postage. tuly2l; ;RS:mo. .fTf6Hy-
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How TO FAN Asleep,


The great point to be gained in order 10
secure sleep is TO escape from thought, es-
pecislly from clinging, tenacious, imperi-
Gus thought, which, in most csses of wake
fulness, has possession Of the mind. I
always effect this by the following simple
process. turn my eye-bslls as far to the
right or left, or upward or downward, as I
can without pain, and then commence roll
ing them slowly, with that divergence
from 8 direct line of vision, around IN
their sockets, and continue doing this until
fail asleep, which occurs generally within
three minutes-alWRys within five min
utes at the most. The immediate effect
of this procedure differs from that of any
that have ever heard 10 procure sleep
It not merely diverts the thoughts into
new channel, but actually suspends it.
Since became aware Of this, l have
endesvored, innumersble times, while
thus rolling my eyes, TO think upon
some particular subject, and even upon
that which before kept me awake, but l
could not.
As long as my eyes we're moving around
my mind was blank. If any one doubts
this, let him try the experiment himself.
wish he would; let him pause Just here
and make it. venture TO assure him that
if he makes it in good faith, in the manner
described, the promise of 'penny for his
thoughts" OF for each of them while the
operation is in progress, will add very lit
tie to his wealth. Such being its effect, we
eannet but wonder that it should bring
sleep 70 nervous and wskeful man at
night. The philosophy of the matter is
very simple. A suspension Of thought Is
to the mind what suspension Of travel Of
labor is to weary body. 1t enjoys the
luxury Of rest; the strain upon its fscul'
ties is removed it falls asleep as naturally
IS the farmer in his chair after tolling al
day in the fields.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20


-. ABEIyAL OF NAILS At DEPOT
Eastern 1hrough arrives at 7:so A NJ, e:I6 P. NJ,
and e:25 P. n.
Eastern y Hay ErTisos at l0;eO a. n.
Western through arrives at 9;2O A, -, $50 P. Ii
do Way arrives 1t 2:5o P. n.
5sndusky Way arrives at 9il5 a b.
O0oinusu Through arrives AZ $50 a. ID, 800 P a.,
Pittsburgh Through arrives st o.55 A. 3.
Way arrives az 1910 P. 81.
hshouing Way arrives st lO:L5 4. hs
a.zsaviIls arrives at 1928 A. NJ.
d dina Way arrives ct 400 P. n.
RyszPOrt,. Ao-, strives Tuesdays, ThurEdATa sus
Saturdays st II Il
Ssrrensvills \ arrives daily at I0:l5 Z. n.
East Cleveland and Euclld arrives daily A. n,
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsrEEE THRoUsH for Erio, Buffalo, Boston. EsW
YORK, Hartford, and Psinegyilie, Geneva. Ashtsbu
ls md OonnBant, closes st $50 A. X.
4 gAsTERE THEoUGH, f5T New York only, closes a.
EssTIsz THRouaH, for Erie, BuEslo, Albany,
Boston, New York snd Hartford, closes at 300
EAsEERz var, for all pointi between Cleveland
an Erie, closes ct 2.60 P. NJ.
TEsTEBE THEoUeH, for Toledo Detrsit, Ohiosgo;
snd Milwaukee CLOSES st ITO A. NJ, Qesvss s:1O
aeIt morning.
WESTERN THBoUGH, for Toledo Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 600 P. NJ
WssTERE WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at 1;45 P. III.
SkEDUsKY WAY, for Ssndusky and al intsrme
diate points, closes at $3.50 P. M,
OlE0IREATI WAY, for ell points between OisVslsnt
and Cincinnati, closes ct 7:05 A. NJ
UIH0ISNATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton
Newark and Oincinusti, CLOSES ct 7;O5 A. N.
OlHClERATTI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, indianapolis, ZAnesTie and
Wheeling, closes at 900 P. NJ.
PiTTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wssh.
ingtCn, closes at 12b0 P. N.
PlTTsBURaH WAT, for AL points between Osys.
and, WellsvilIe, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adslphis, Baltimore snd Washington, closes ct 7:0
A.
SAHOEEs WAY, for all points betwesn Cleveland
ami youngstown, closes at 2;45 P. NJ.
MEADvILLE, closes at $3.50 A. n.
MEDEA WAY, oIo5es 1T T:S0 A. n.
3RoOEPOBT, do., CLOSES or Tuesdays, Thursdsys
and Saturdays, at IL m.
WARRERsvInLE, closes dsfly, I0SoA. n.
EAsT OEEvEAED and Euoiid. olOsss daily, 81 ;
P.6.
MAil and Drop Lsstsrs are required By Law to D.
prepaid.
al City Circulars ETe Required to be sprsPaid witt
tWo-oont stamp.
Odaos open from T:eO A n. to T:s0 P. h. o,
S1ooay fTos5 Q A. p. 20 10:OO A. NJ.
T. COWLES, P. b.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20
A Negro Prefers Drowning Rathtl
than Return 10 Bondage.


than Return 10 Bondage.
About five o'clock yesterday evening
quite an excitement was occssioned by the
conduct Of large, stout-built black boy,
the property of Mr.. Dent. he had made
his escape some months ago, and since that
time has been engaged on the steamer
Pioneer. Mr.. Dent, having heard Of his
whereabouts proceeded to the steamer to
get his boy, but he refused to come ashore.
With the assistance of the Captain and the
Mate Of the steamer, he was brought as
far as the stage plank, when he pulled
away from the officers and jumped into the
river. He tried to secrete himself under
the guards of the steamer, but wss not
permitted to remain long in that predica-
ment. The crew of the steamer Rocket
pulled him on board. His tribulstions
we're not yet over, for his owner again at
tempted to take him; but he clung to 8
cable with such tenacity that it required
the utmost exertions of four men to COM
pei him to release his hold. he was then
brought back as far as the stage plank,
when he repested the dangerous alterna-
tive of jumping into the icy river rather
than be captive, and he was again res
cued from his perilous situation by the deck
hands of the steamer. By this time his
clothes were nearly all torn from him, and
it was necessary to procure q wagon to
take him to jail, but not without consider
able cries and entresties. Jour
nal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20
SvEfIzI SGtIrGs,

IMPORTANT 10 LADIES-Dr. Har
Vsy'u female Pills nave nsvsr yst failsd IN ronov
inR diGeuitlas ariEing frum obstruction, or stop
psFs of nature, or n rostoring the system to Psr
cot heath Whsn suffering from Spinal AHsctiong.
1Prolapsas, Utsri, the Whites, or othsr weakness J
shs Utsrins Organs. Tbs Pills are perfsotly karin
IuH on the constitution, and may Be taken by the
most dsioats ianAls without oauElng di5trss8-the
sane tina they act hks q ohara b. strengthening,
inVigorating and restoring tbs gyEtsn g health
eondition, an4 b. bzinzing on the monthly period
with regularity, no nattgr from WhAt causes the
OsStructioh nay sriIs. ThsJ Ghouid, however, EoF
- taksn during The hrEf three months 81 pregnnn-
81, though naiS at any othsz tine e miIoHFTiaES
Woald b the rosult.
.snsoh box contains 90 Pills. Pries %.
Dr. HAREIT's TEzATLzI on Diseases of Females,
Pregnancy, HiscATiags, BaTFennssl, stsrility, Be
prsduotion, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphatical-
II TIE Ladiss Private Medical AdSisST, psmphlst
q o. pages, ssnt ee 70 any sddrsss. SIX os1ts ~
quired % pay postage
M pills and book VIZ b Gsnt By man when Do.
I,Fsd, securely sealed, aad prepaid, By
J. J.BBIAN, II. D., General Agent
10. T6 Cedar st., HeE York
- sold by al ths principal Druggists.
CIV. CLARK, DrIgEists Agent for Cleveland.
1alTEl;Rssm-u.HWV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

EvaeuatiOn of Forts Smith and Vau-
buren, Arkansss-An Indian BaItsI-
lion Surreudsrs-Over 500 Rebels
Desert from Prices Army-A New
expedition on Foot.
The Detroit Tribune Of Wednesday says;
An army officer arrived here Saturday,
from Little Rock, Arkansas, direct He
states tsst the posts at Forts Smith, Van
Buren and Jscksonport, had been ordered
to be evRcusted, and that all the troops
had been ordered to concentrate at Little
Rock to participate in a grand movement
soon to be made. The rebel Chickassw
battalion under Wilcox has surrendered
to the Union orces, leaving only about
FIVE hundred Indians under Cooper and
Cans, now in the rebel service, in North
ern Arkansas. A year ago they numbered
from the various Indian tribes over 5000.
The rebel army formerly under Price
that retrested from Missouri, was at Bog
gy Bayou, on Red River, IS miles above
Van Buren,. Over 800 Of them deserted
and came into Fort Smith in one day.
Kirby Smith has concentrated his forces at
Alexandra, La, ard fortified, expecting
the Federsls up Red River. A few guer-
rillss were still on the Arkansas River,
with no artillery, paying their compli-
ments to boats while passing. Arkansas
has suffered terribly from guerrillas, but
measures are now on foot to rid the State
Of these outlaws and land pirates. In
pressments Of all private horses and mules
are being made by the new Federal Com
mRnder, General Reynolds, which mesns
= L L
received from Missouri, Illinois and Indi-
ana, with full supply Of wagons. The
command has not sufficient stock"to mount
1900 men, with plenty of artillery. The
State is now free from any organized reb-
Ell army. It Is $50 miles from Little Rock
TO Red River, where Smith is, and 2l3
miles to Boggy Bayou, where Prices dis
organized camp is located.
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from the Portsnouth Times.
The Bore Of the OH Brigade.

From the Portsmouth Tines.1
The Bore of the oil Brigade.
Half an inoh, half an inch,
Half an inch downward,
Down to the gates Of He'll
Bored the six hundred.
"DoEnEard the Light Brigade
Bore for the oil. " they said
Into the Jaws Of He'll
Bored the six hundred.
Downward the Oil Brigadel'
Was there q man dlsaHyed2
Not though each lessee knew
HiI cash was numbered.
Thsirs not 20 make reply,
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but TO bore or die
Into the gates Of Hell
Bored the six hundred.
Petroleum to the right Of them,
Rock oil to the left Of them,
Coal oil beneath them,
Quietly slumbered
stormed at with jeers and yeIls,
Deepy they bored the wells,
Down through the rocks Of earth,
AONn be the mouth OF He'll,
Bored the six hundred.
Waved they their leases there,
With triumphant air
Esch greasy millionaire
Counted his profits while
All his friends wondered
Plunged in the dirty soil,
struight through the rocks they toll,
While tue poor skeptic,
Struck BY the smell Of oil,
Thought he had blundered-
Sad he returned, but not
Yet the six hundred.
Oh was to the right Of them.
OIL was to the left Of them,
OIL far beneath them
And yet thoy had blundersdi
Stormed they with curses we'll,
while stocks and courage fell,
Badly they wished 20 sell;
They woke from their golden dream,
Came from their oil-lsEs wells,
All that was left Of them,
Left Of six hundredi
How can their glory fade?
How will their stocks be paid?
All the world wondered.
Look at the holes they made,
And honor the Oil Brigade
Broken six hundtcdi KY.
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