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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-07

o. s. Mackenzie, =. W. saokrider, Oleyeland. mas
A GREAT SPRING REMEDYI
DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BITTE ERS,
The Celebrated New England Remedy for
HABTTUAL CONSTIPA TI0R,
Jaundice. Fever and Ague, General Debility, and
all Diseases arising from Disordered
Stomach Liver or Bowels.
NOTHING MORE CONVINCING
of the value of good remedy could be produced than
the foil wing letter, coming 1t does, unsolicited
from gentleman SO we'll known in that part Of
BERWICK, Shelby Co., Feb. "a, 1850.
Messrs J. n Harris & TO-,
Gents.-I have . = and q number
Of other good medicines, but no kind that l ever
dealt in gives such good and fu satisfaction as the
Sherry Wine Bitters, aud my own practical expert
ence convincss me that there is nothing better.
For hfteen or twenty years previous 10 1871 YVES
afflicted with lDdammatory Rheumatism, which had
become Kind OF Wan0ei Ing chrOnic ahection. was
without, clear Of il, but st times Il assumed
alarming fOrms-sOmetinles my knets, or one OF
them have bean swollen to three four times their
for days or weeks had no better way for loOomo-
lion than to hObble around on crutches. L believe
there is not Joint in my body that has not at times
been affected, some only having the effect to parsl-
we joint or limb for day or two.
1 tried everything could hear of-tried all the
physicians in our netghberhoOd, but at best could
only get temporary relief and had come 10 the
cusiOn that was incurable until in 1851 rcceiV-
81 DR. n D. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters from
ycu and three bottles cured me, and have not had
any trouble return Of tt since, now tEo and hal
years ! think and believe that II Rhepmatssmt
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Kidney AheotiOnsI
or Dropsy, { is a specific, certain remedy. N
'''' GE0. W. HOFFMAN.
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lEt BALE.-Pnrsuant % A decretai order of SALE
issued from the Court 81 Common Please for tHya-
hoga County, Ohio, ia an action Therein pelqlngi
Matthias Mack, Caroline Mack ald OthfIs. afe ae-
fndants IEaall on lhe6ih day 81 Jn!g, leol, q 80
the door ofthe Court House IN SAD county the
lands and tfnefents, described as follows. 70 wit:
Isf ssituafe IN the township OF Rockp0rt, in Cuy-
ahoFs oounfy, Ohio, being the Whole of subdivision
lot humber Jhirtsan (la) in section number one ID
in aid township Of k0ck port, containing iorF ouE
g. 100 acres Of land as surveyed By Ahaz Merchant
Appraised Faiue 81 80 %. d --a.e
-. fSiudt8 in the t0Wnship OF Rock rort, III ClT-
aRoga County Ohio, being the whole of suhd isi0H
lot nRber fourteen I'D N said seeiion rumber ons
tll and con taining fOurty-hVe t6lo0 acres, sur
veyed b. Ahaz Merchant Appraised Tslue 81 100.
JOSEPH 3. GNAHk1S5
s. StarkWeathsr, Master CouIli'f.
P.P. iuns42t1
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8uaraiug.

DOARDING.-THE HOUSE FoRM-
ID ERLY known As SteVert's Boarding House No.
S. Public Square, is now opened fJr Boarders Fam
lilies desiring unfurni he'd rooms can be aceohlmo-
Board on reasonable terms. 2 p p 2. p
mayzllsla I'm. GAY.
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OF the State les within the zone Of Tie Cotton regi
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 The grOWt
Tobacco and Hemp, and tho Wheat Is worth from
20 cls more per bushel than thatraised further no
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-07

The state Of Ohio, Court of Common Pleas.
0uyahOga County, IS --.
Caroline Eshenbreunsr, ~.
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From the Advertiser. Providence, B. IL
The Cephallc Pills are said to be remarkably sf-
ectiye remey tor the hesdache and one Of the very
or been disco Tered.
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The committee to whom was referred SO
much of the Bishops and Assistant Bish-
ops addresses, as rslates to the effect of
the crisis on Diocesan interests, reported
the following resolutions:
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RI0H ROLIIFG PRAIRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan Of the praries Is cultivated WI
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eassr
and Middle States are moving 10 HnOi3 IN great nun
bera The area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that OF h
gland and the sol e 50 Ech that II VII support twenty
millions Of people.l
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WINERsS CANADIAN YERMITUGB
SAVES TILE CHILDREN

This is the only sure remedy against worms l la
man frame things tbat are 80 fatal and destElc-re
children SAVE TILE CHILDREN.
Let mothers be timely warned, and net aIortat
child murderers to remain in the system other o1F.
Remember that NINER'S CANADIAN YERAiEIG5
will at once and forever Danish theTeptesaud lgfJGg
viii be saved. Think Of this.
Colonel Yasser, of Mississippi in leert0J WE@g
ESQ., Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus wind, upLi
communication the value Of this medicine big lEl
family: My experience has convinced me tbat Iur,
experiment | have made with NineI's CaHadim Nar-
fuge, it IS due to suffering humanity as well sot DIG
manufacturer of the medicine, to make gub.casr25
of my observations Signed w. Il. Tiaz
GREAT MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN
The papers TEEN with sPeeulations upon the aHlt.
mortality among children; but they fail to yld-ce G
true cause, the presence of worms III the stQmas G
intestines At least lfthefatal diseases towEd re-
hood is subject are attributableJo worms. IaisH&@
mother, then would risk the consequences Of this tsa
fuge viii always sweep away the veTuin and the Ec
in which they are imbedded, leaving tie system Do
healthy condition and secure agaiHSr aretuO Of heo
plaiut2 Nners Canadian Fernifuge saves tie alll't
Ofthe multitudes Of children that die before they .4
their twelfth year, threefoUTths are behe7eQ TO i've
victims of internal worms or of diseases arising F-
that cause.
- BEWARE OF CALoMEL.-The public general! VI
not be aware that nearly all Worm LozeHges CONAN
caIome and that the lives of children are THEREBY 81
daugered. Sold wholesale and retail BY
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., PropngtoES
u and l5l Chartres street, New Vfs-1
and by Druggists generally. For sale in ahre7eP9a@
all the Druggists. leg---L
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OUR SHINGLE!

THEuudeGsigned have this day entered
E##E5755Ez into co-paTtnership under the name
k4s4E3 and style of STEWAR u JEWELL,
szszszz25zzz lza atthe old stand of NJ f. T. Steward,
whore they intend to manufacture and keep ON hand all
kinds ofvehicles, such ast ABRIAGES, BUGGIES.
HACKS, &c, and also cary on a General Repair
ing shop. Particular attention will be paid TO the Re
pairing of Carriages and uggies in the way Of paint
ing, trimming, wood and iron work.
Their prices will bein accordance with the work order
ed to be execued-rough aldready or done right. Be
ieyng, they do that The cheapest priced work not
the cheapest they win urge the necessity Of doing work
well and receiving liberal Price for the same All such
work will be warranted Stch work as has established
prices it will be done fol those prices and no other
and done ia manner that VII reflect credit on the work
men, Well give satsaeput to theirpatrons Should
rough and ready Job be ordered done, in no case viii
they be responsible ior durability. Allnew work war
rauted for year.
They also prepared to manufacture and repair on
the shortest notice, every description Of Harness.
eIraE-nnnrL hmm N. IN1--
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perence they are prepared to exhibit to those who may
favor them with cali large and well selected STOCK
in their line as ever offered in this place. consisting OF the
most choice qualities Of ,,,e,..e
DRUGS. MEDICINES CHEMICALS
p ATFYT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTRU MENTS,
PHYsrc1ANs' SADDLE-BAGs, PAINTS OILS, DYE-STGFFs,
Window Glass, Physicians Glassware, Landreths and
shakers Garden Seed Flower Seed aud Bulbous Roots
Perfnery Fancy and Toilet articles OF every descrp
nom Combs and Brushes, Musical instruments, fine
Shot Guns warranted shoot WE'LL Powder Flasks, Shot
Pouches and Belts, Gun Caps, Gun Wadding, Spices
Soaps, Smoking Tobacco and Pipes snuff Vinegar
Starch Lanterns Lamps and fixtures, pure Wines, Bran
dies and Shirts for medical purposes.
Also always on hand complete assortment Of Medi.
cal School and Miscellaneous Books, Novels aud
Stationery of every description; Wall and Window Pa
per- Fire Screens Wrapping Paper &c, and will be con-
stany receiving from the first houses supplies as the
trade may demand
Physicians Prescriptions filed and Medicines furnish
ed at all hours day ornight. From II o'clock T. NJ to
o'clock A. NJ call at ROOM No. |, upstairs over the
store
From the well known standing Of the proprietors and
their long connection with the trade i deemed useless
to say that they viii MAINTAIN for their house the charac
Ter Of dealing in the MOST CHOICE description Of goods
we'll as fair dealings in every respect Prices reason
able as any house in the south On these considerations
we ask the patronage Of the public more especially their
old friends and customers.
Attention is invited to the following list Of articles all
of which we keep hand in quantities to supply whole
sale and retail orders, VIZ:
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NEW ROOKS.

NEW BOUEANs
FEI Il MORRIS has receiveda lot of new pubhca-
4 g lions among which the following;
Horseshoe Robinson, by Kennedy;
Bob of the Bowl
Swallow Barn,
= Wyoming, . George Peck.
Harry Lee, or, Hope for the Poor.
Love Me Little, Love Ne Long; by Reade.
The Rivals, or Times of Burr and Hamilton.
Self Help by s. Smiles.
The Fate of Sir John Franklin.
Title Hunting.
Adam Bede; BY George Eliot.
The Slave Holder Abroad.
8Iicaelefs Love, LAmour
Benlah; by a. J. Evans
Alibones Dictionary Of Authors
And g-eat variety Of all kinds Of literature march4
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HIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHF!!!


FgyIIE best aud cheapest light in use is made from
1 Coal Oil, or by some called 6ERosrNE Or, as 1t
burns twice long any other and the price OF which
has been reduced. 49,.
The undersigned has large assortment Of C0alCH
or kerosine lamps, u every variety Of styles also;
Chandeliers Hall Lamps Solar Lard0h Camphene and
Spirit Gas lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them.
Always On hand good supply Of the best quality Of
Refined Coal Oil, Bleached Oil Camph9ne ana
Spirit Gas or Fluid, ana the Southern Oil Com
panys' intoxicating Oil now in general use, by The
The subscriber Il agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp.whichis not excecd for burning kitchen grease,
lard Or oil very cheap. Also for Fulierss Fatent
Faucet. which lasts three times long any without
leaking; The patent Scissors Sharpener, very cheap,
useful and convenient the patent DecanteT or Bottle
stopper, a good Improvement, Musgfoye's patent
portable Gas stove, very useful and convenient where
gas is used; Spaiiings prepared Glue, which should
be in the hands Of every housekeeper
The public is respectfully invited to call.
ARTE3ION HILL, No 6 Charters street,
fabe New Orleans.
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GAS FIXTURES.
FEyHE subscribers offer at all times, complete assort
nent of chandelier, (from3 to Y lights Brack-
cts Pendants. Portable Lights, and all other aftl-
cles of GAS FIXTURES, at very low prices:
Nv giving the height If ceiling, size Of room and ap-
proximate price parties may be supplied as well By
letter, els If present.
Information regarding styles and prices wiz BE- sent
IN mail Wien desired HENDERSON & AINES,
| 1anr1atf No 100 Canal Street, New Orleans.
nC MULES. AND HORSES viii be sold To those who
20 sFish.to purchase at great bargains, BIZ
+. 4 B, JACOBS.
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WATER COLORS.
NEwMAN's, ACKERMAS's,
REEVES & Sous. 0SBORNE'S.
Eznr,1r ErDsss~rr rrs E-q.

NEwNAN's, AcKERHANs
REEVES & Sons. OsBORNES.
Paper Eau%ingS, &&c,
UST received large stock of the above CoLoAs, IA
- cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes, with
lock and key. Also, German CCsOTs, III cakes and
boxes fine assortment.
Oil colors in tubs English and American;
Canvases for Portraits in frames of 6Xl0 to 42x5G
Canvas in rolls, from So to 66 inches wide;
Stretchers for canvases, ofall sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
leo paint and varnish brushes, all sizes;
Tin foil in sheets and books;
Tiusel of all the usual colors;
French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
Doors. Window Sash and Binds, of all sizes and
description for sale cheap.
80. w indoW Glass, Sc......
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes;
roo do English and French, from SXl0 to 33X65
500 lights fine Plate Glass;
12o bxs double thick American, from 8Xl0 to 20X30
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Glazer Diamonds;
500 bundles glazier tins
10 tons White Lead in rs to 700 lb. kegs
5000 c&nsters and kegs colored paints u on TO 100 b
packages;
$500 lbs fine French Green, dry and ground in oil
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White, Of my manu-
facture, fire dried.
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually kept in
general Paint Oil and Color Store, viii be found at
r. CLANNONs,
nov 9 1857 9S Canal street, New Orleans.
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at any other ESTABLISHMENTS.
wagons Of all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen;
Cane Carts and Wagons Of the latest Improvement;
Carts and Drays, for city and plantation use Timber
and OK Wheels; Spring, Produce and BaggageW Wagons,
Wheelbauow Trucks etc. in short all the different arti-
cles in the line i'll extensive varieties.
Purchasers win find it to heirinterest to call and ez-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON,
Nos. 68, 10 and Y Carondeet street, New Orleans.
n Borders received and executed with despatch.
Planters ordering any of the above articles Will please
direct their Merchants to D G. Wilson's Repository.
ar,ril lA-n
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MOEE NEW GOODs!


r HAVE lust returned again from the city with new
and handsome well selected stock of Summer Goods,
consisting in part Of Fine Fancy and Staple Goods Of
every style and quality cal The attention OF the ladies'
in nrcular and request them call and examine the
Goods as selected them With great care and they cannot
Re surpassed In Shreveport Ny motto is small profits
apd icI5 sales Cosis one come all and get bargains
rs an determined not to be undersoId word to the
gentlemen in regard to my clothing and furnishing goods,
come and examine the goods for yourselves and be
49, W MARKS
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Dissolve tile Union.

Dissolve the INIDI! WHO would part
the chain tbat binds us heait to heart?
Each link was t0rled by sainted sres,
Amid the revolution fires;
And could-0h where rich lood2
HI NaFren's amin -umpteTs blood?
Dissolve the Unioa b like France,
When terror ecard her bloody lance
And man became distinctions child,
And woman ia acr passions Wild
Danced in the life blood Of her queen,
Before that dreaded gaillotine.
Dissolve the Union? Roll away
The spangled flag glorg's day;
Blot out the history of the brave,
And desecrate each patriots grave
Aud then above tie wreck Of years,
Quaft an eternity Of tears
Dissolve the Union! Can it be,
That they who speak such words are frec2
Great God. did any die4o save
Such sordid wratches from the grave
When breast to breast ana hand to hand,
Our patriot fathers freed the land?
Dissolve the Union Oh. Forbear
The sword of Dam0cle there;
Cut but hair, and eaatrshall know
darker, deadtier tale ofwoe
Than history crimson tale has told.
since n zero car IN blood eer rGltd.
Dissolve tile Uuoal Speak We hills,
e everlasting mountains crv
Shrek cut. ye streams and minging ulls
And ocean roar iii agoayi
Dead heroes leap from glory sod
And shield tile manor Of your blood
E.qliEe- Everybody yct nobody equal 10 colonel
Jurl-IYelFe prisoners IN box to Try onc Of more
a5 1.-The bar
Ay lear-An expression used III man anil wife at
tAe commencement ol q quarrel.
lIOuestg-An excellent iase
Beuist-A person WHO md work Gor his Own teeth
by taking ont tH3sc of Other people
Eedr-Ihe sIadow of nope
1lafIiag2-lAe gateway through which the lover
leaves bis enchanted egi5ns,nl returns to earth
Death-An ili-bred ielloa, who visits people 1T all
gfs1.e Il sr--
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PITTSBtfRG MANUFACTURED
" A6.0ES. CARTS, DRAYS, &c,

ons and Carts Draws OK and timber wheels with and
without axles warehouse and steamboat Trucks Jersey
and BaggageWagons baggage and oherearts for horses
and ali other articles in the wheelwrigh line, made Of
the best seasoned materials and warrautedtobe superior
to any other manufacture, which viii be sold at reduced
nrices and lower than by any other establishment IN the
sofbern country Purchasers viii find to theirnter
esfs TO call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We use none but black locust hubs and bent
fsIloes (nov s. 1850 PHELPS, PARkE Co,
40 AZ and A Pcrdido street, New Orleans
r. b. We keep constantly on hand large assort-
ment of Draws and Carts from the mandatory OF n
Sinens, Coleman 4 Co, Philadelphia
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Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
Phvgicians1 and Druggists Glassware,

DTESTEFFs, NISDoW-GLass, fANCY GooDs,
STATIONERY AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Mineral Waters Syrups Surgical instruments, Saddle
bags Brushes, &C. Togetherwitha complete assortment
of Books, comprising sacred, scientific, historical and
miscellaneous; also large and complete assortment OF
school Books. Biographies, aliases, and Medical
works all of which they viii sell low as goods Of the
same description beboughtn any southern market
The following catalogue comprises a portion of the
articles kept constantly on hand:
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- N CASKS superior Hams, Shoulders and clear Sides
~ Just received andf for sale by
sep30 HOWELL & BUCKNER
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MEDICAL EELnEErE.

We, the undersigned having frequently adnjBias,a
Winers' Canadian yeernifqge and being fully satdS
with its efficacy, confidently recommend as asssa
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms fon 4.
intestinal canal q. 0. REILLY.
Liceutiate ofthe r. G. Of surgeons in Ireland 4.
G.. w. DICKINSON
Member Of the r. G. Of surgeons in London q.
- Physicians, Chemists and Druggists DrlsgF
TESTIMONY OF NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS ASD bBregfy,.
We, the undersigned, Druggists Of The cty # Nv
Orleans, have sold in cur trade Wmers Canad5n Ts-i
fuge for over ten years past; and since its iutrod
into this section Of the country has gwen such s
faction to our customers, that we feel justified ssr,
it is one Of the best remedies for Worms We la7e s
knowledge of HUI Kennedy
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EUST receiFeper steamer Osceoa 200 yardsenpina
eD Attakapas bttonade red and blue finest aicle
w. T. MEX
IT" Now Isle time to have them made hbg
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NNAN rs
GAN kaiAN
vERRds UCE
a c. EAlN
REMEDY fSWORNS.

~ Physicians generally now use Winer's Canal.
Yermifuge This medicine is a simple vagetobsn,,l.
ration, and can always be administered yit5 5a.F
safety and confidence as to the result, and V sa.1
destroy Worms, and restore the patient q hssb
Over one thousand certificates have been ssrtfgsr.
from planters merchants and physicians 5esrrgi..t
mony to the efficacy Of this infal5eremeir. Wsa.J
in ali cases.
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I 5000 lbs, Harness and Sole Leather
In addition to the above, are receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety Of
goods manufactured expressly for this market and one
OF our young is in the east busily engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this mar
ket Wllln atew days ofthem,
and those in want Of goods Of every description and kind
we solicit from them a call. WALTERS 4 ELDER.
l Shreveport Feb. % 1850
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We respectfully solicit the attention of Country Mer-
chants Planters and purchasers generally to our stock
teetng assured OF our ability to offer inducements une-
quaed by any house in the valley OF Red River We are
enabledto fiji complete orders forany and every eser
goods Inequalities to suit purchasers thereby OBJ
waiting the trouble OF having all over town to com
plete 5ll Our arrangements are such that we will be
able to keep our assortment full and complete at all sea
sons Of tins wear
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THOMAS It'll. MORRIS,
wholesale and Retail Dealer ii
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
paints. Oils, Yarnishes, Dye-StHtIs, Window
rt-... 81, r,o,-Fpv &c III

GLASS, STATIONERY, &c, &e,
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THEY ARE RECEIVED WITH DISTIN.
GuISHED CONSIDERATION.

NEW YORK. Oct 80 -Advices from Havana "a
the IS b inst state that the rebel steamer Tbeo-
dora left Havana on the I'D for Charleston with
arms, provisions, coffee and twenty passengers
including Mr.. Meade, the late minister to Brazil
The Theodore landed Messrs. Mason and Sill.
dell at Cardenas, and they came over land tc
Havana
They were presented by the English Consul
to the Captain General Of Cuba, and were receive
with the highest consideration
The American Consul at Havana teIegraphed &c
the steam sloop-of-war San Jscinto, at Trinidad
on the Gath instant, to proceed to Havana.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE
SAILING OF THE GREAT EXPEDITION.
A SPLENDID SPECTACLE.

BALTIMORE, Oct 3O.-The Old Point boat az
rived this morning, bringing the following news
FoRrREss MONROE, Oct. 26.-The great feet
sailed this morning. The Wabash taking the lead
AT daylight when gun was fred a. q signal and
the Cahawba bringing up the rear, the vessels,
about Fifty in number, formed In a line few
miles down Hampton Roads, and went out be-
tween the CaPes in splendid style.
The Baltic had the Ocean Express in tow.
The Vanderbilt had the Great Republic in tow,
and the Illinois had the Golden Eagle In tow
The morning was beautiful, and the season and
scene the finest Of the kind ever witnessed on this
Continent.
There is no other news Of importance at Old
Point
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The War In Missouri.

CAPTURE OF A SUPPLY TRAIN In MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2S Gen. Lane has captured q
rebel transportation train, with Capt. Whiting,
1t Baugh and escort. Also large quantity OF
lead. He relieved the wants of large number of
sick and wounded rebels at Rose Hill, found in a
starving condition.
RoLLA, Mo Oct. 29.-Thirty-eight more OF
the Federal wounded soldiers arrived here today
from Springfield. They left there on Thursday
last. 1.-THE day before the recent recapture by the
Federal troops Gen. Price was then at Neosho,
in Newton county. On Wednesday about one
thousand rebels entered Springfield and took
away a considerable quantity Of stores left there
by Col TAYLOR.