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 THE GREAT REBELLION.

A HISTORY .OF THE =p sy wer. we ‘Eo Weetiand @iadg Civil War in the United States. Enubracing an authentic account of the whole contest, BY HON. J. “1. HEADLEY, Author of ' Napoleon and his Marshals,” “Washiagton and his Generals,” “ Sacred Afountains,” &c,

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Tris Great Work commences with the first outbreak of the war, and gives a full and truthful account of Lhe terrible struggle to its very end, and closing with the Re- ports of Generals Grant and Sherman,

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' THE SECRET SERVICE, The Field, The Dungeon and The Escape.

By ALBERT D. RICHARDSON, (Tribune Correspondent.)

The above work embraces the entire narrative of Mr. RICHARDSON’S Unparalled Experience for Four Years.

1. Traveling throngh the South in the sceret service of the 772dune nat the outbrosk of the War,

Il, Witk our arusica and fleets buth Bast and Weat, during the fisst twa years of the Rebellion,

Ti, His thrilling eujture while rnuning the batteries oa the Misslsslppl River at Vieksbarg, where niore than half Lis companiina were cither killed or woundud,

I¥. Lffa confinement lor pwenty months in seven diferent Rebel Priaens.

¥. Tis escape sud atmost Mirucnlons Journey by night, of ucarly 400 miles, sided hy Negroes and Union Mountaineers of North Curctinu ang Tenneasee throngh the enemy's cauntry to our lines.

it sbounds in stirring events never before given w Lhe public, und coutnins minute dewils of the escape, which have not yee appeared, including @ dgseription «f DAN ELLIS, the famous Union Pilot, ard tie “UNKNOWN GUIDE,” in the Peron ofa Young Lady, who piloted Mr. Richardson and his comrades by night out of a Hebel ambush.

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