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CAMP CLEvELAND.-There are nearly
three thousand men in Camp Cleveland at
present. The following men were reported
yesterday: Drafted men, ,7sO I24th regi-
ment, 607; l25th regiment, SO6 2Oth Bat
tery, l46 old regiments, l42 total, 2ssI.-
Yesterday large number Of the drafted
men were provided with blankets. Colonel
senter, ouartermaster SpaBgler and their
assistants were as busy as bees in attending
to the wants Of tho men. The drafted men
are fne body Of soldiers and evinco de-
termination to do their duty let what may
come. They are orderly men and improve
rapidly in military drill. We oonversed
with many Of the men yesterday and they
seem reoonoiled to what seems inevitable,
and accept their position as one of the ne
csssities Of the times and of the government.
We heard no murmuring. The various sec
tions from whence they come are taking ac-
tive measures for the relief Of the families Of
those drafted men who were unable to pro-
vide for them themselves.
About $50 drafted men have enlisted for
tnree years IN old and new regiments, the in
duoements being the increasedlpay and the
bounty. Drafted men receive but SlI
month and no bounty, while volunteers re-
eeive SlS a month with bounty.
Adjutant Sanford informs Us that he has
received instructions from Columbus to or
ganize the drafted men into companies Of
1Ol men. Each company will elect company
officers. Regimental officers will be appoint
ed at Columbus, OIL the recommendation of
the company officers, probably. The or
ganization will doubtless commence on Sat
uEday next.
Drilling is going on constantly at Camp
Cleveland. We failed to discover any differ
ence between the volunteers and the drafted
mon as regards cheerfulRess.
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PENSION AGENT,
DIANOs ] PIANOsII- i

F5,,;S a. 81 a. SisVsISD5' 0bio' h now n 3 -
selling the celebrated KNABE PIANOS, at greatly
reduced prices Having Just received erg9 assost-
meut OF those superior Instruments he WOu invite
all intending 70 purchase 70 cal and s1amlE Q thH
oefore purchasing elsewhere Every ln1tru ment
I-oid Pianos and melodeonI taken IN excl rsnse-
Pianos moved und boxed With care Piano = 21ss -
Ebu:BIS
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PetersOn's Magazine for November is a
particularly fine number. Wilson & Widdi-
oombe have it upon their counter.
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U. 8. SENATOR.

MoSTPELIEK, VI, Oct IL.
Hon. Solomon FoOte was to-day chosen
United States Senator for Vermont for six
years from the 4th Of March next.
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Dr.. Griswolds Office, No. 1O4, Public
Square, East Side, between Superior and
Euclid streets. oetI4:4IO.
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APPOINTED PosrMAsTER.-W. L. Porter
has been appointed Postmaster at BundyS-
burg, Geauga county, Ohio.
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To DsStroy-Rats, Reaches, sc.
To Dsstroy-Mice, Moles and Ants.
To Destroy-Bed Bugs.
To Destroy-Moths in Furs, Clothes, So.
To DsIsrOy-MosquitOes and Fleas.
To Destroy-Insects on Plants s Fowls.
To DsSteoy-Insectso on Animals, Sc.
To Destyoy-Every species Of Vermin.
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told ma sIINtTs
We will pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and octo-
Der Coupon Interest, of any house in the city.
c. A. READ & CO.,
sept 27;4z6 Bankers, 95 Superior St.
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BOOKS l. STATIONERY.
NOW COMPLETE

NOW COMPLETE
JEAN YALJEAN-thls day published
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French fiction, which tho whole civilized world is
reading and talking about. vigorous American
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Also, new supplies Of
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At J.B. COBB * CO.'S.
Qctl9
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKETS..
sIURNING LEADER OFFICE l
TUESDAY EvEsIEa, October Il, 1862. J

RECE1PTS-O,soO bush wheat.
WHEAT-Higher. Sales on Change, car red en-
track at SLIP and Pears do. from store at l3 Since
Change, cars sold at 81 l2 on track and $500 bush
at sl,l4free on board.
OATS-ouiet at s79Ssc.
BUTTER-sales los kegs good Western Reserve
at l4c, and 10 kegs fair Central at IKE
EGGS-Steady Ilc
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M A R N e.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CL We LAND.
ESTERED-ocTOBER IA
Steamer Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Schooner J. Fretter, Beard, OnfOnagon.
ScOw Swallow, Williams, Detroit.
ScOw supply, FRrqur, Kelly's Island.
Scow c. Rich, Hubbard, Fort Huron,
cLEARED.
Steamer Morning Star, Tigsr, Detroit.
Schooner j. Hubbard, Hartman, Saginaw.
schooner Miranda, Lent, Buffalo.
ScVW Hyde, Booster, Detroit.
ScOw VIM. Park, Fisk, St. Clair.
Scow Industry, FINCH Detroit.
MISCELLANEOUS
We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Trih,.ae OF tho 18Th
EsssEIs PAssED.-The following vessels passed this
BOUYD UP-Barks Northern Light, Twilight, W. S,
Pierson, Northwest, ILyincble, jesse HOyt, Mary
Stockton, shanghai, Gen. Sigel, Water Witch, Chi
Rainbow, Fox, NOrthern Belle, Lone Star, Miwar-
kes Belle, W J. Preston, Granada, Essex, Republic,
Reciprocity, Persian, Zephyr, Imperial, Cairo Kate
Richmond, Baltic, stella, Cuba, Uncle Tom, TheO-
wit, c. c. Grisvold, Nightingale, Somerset Lucy
kaab, Peoria, R. J. Sanborn, Rebecca, COllugwood,
BoUND DowS-Propellers Fountain City, Oneida ;
bark I I. Park schooner Queen City.
Weather pleasant. Wind northeast
FROH ABoyX.-Capt Wm. Jones, OF the schooner
RorthingtOn, which passed down yesterday, reports
seeing tho South ManitOu whto topsail schooner
apparently il distress. Her fore aud maintopmasts
were gone, also her Eainstay and the most Of hcr
hiccks aloft. Shc appeared otherwise disabled bg
loss Of canvass. The name he did not ascertain.
From the same source We learn that between Point
Naubaschara and Beaver Harbor 81 sail were met,
bound up.
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GOVERNMENT INTEREST WANTED. Highest
premium paid for August and October COu-
pom Interest by C. A. READ & Co.,
sept27:4lO Bankers, 95 Superior street.
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CUTAHeGA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY.-At meeting of the Board of Man
ayers held Friday, Sept. 26th, it was decided
70 hold tho County Fair on the 18th, 10Th,
18th and 18th Of October next. 1t was also
decided to throw the Fair open for competi
ton 10 all other counties in the State. 1t is
hoped that all will take an interest, and use
their best endeayors to make the coming
Fair q success, and one of interest to all.
Premium lists can be had at the store of
J. Stair & Son. Benz. H. STAIR,
sept2q:40Q Secretary.
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oHce-Lyman's Block, near the Court 10
Cleveland. septl6:R


Call without delay and consult the celebrated
urascopia physician, DR.. Graham, member OF
the Royal College of Physicians, London, Eng
lsnd, graduate Of Records Hospital for female
diseases, and a constant attendant ofParis, Lon
don New Orleans and Montreal Hospitsls for
the last ten years, has opened his Office at the
johnson House, where he viii he happy to meet
all those who are afflicted with subaeute er
chronic diseases. His treatment is entirely diff
ferent from the old plsn, and is mild, efhcaciOus
and effective. His medicines are simply yege-
table extracts and infusions, whose remedial
power is certain, gentle and permanent. He has
nearly one hundred vegetable extracts and oils
that have never been used but by two other
physicians IN America, besides himself Re
has spent the best part Of his life, and thou
sands Of dollars In obtaining few secrets In his
profession. He tests the urine for oil forms Of
disease. No charge for giving all an honest and
true statement other case.
SPERNfATORRHEA.
To YoUSs MEs.-He can prove to you in =
few minutesFhat he is the only physician you ever
trested with, that cures this disease, for every
patient who will follow his directions, he will
give one hundred dollars hhe fails in curing this
disease. No charge made for consultation.
Those at distance who wish to consult the Doc
tor may do so by sending small vial Of urine
by mail, with name, sex and age, and he viii an
swer aud describe thelr.case, and the possibility
! OF getting relief, by enclosing return postsge
stamp. lscpt.25:4l9
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TELEGRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
LAST NIGHTS DTsPATCHEs.1
THE WAR IN THE EAST,
Successful Retreat Of Stuart.
Unsuccessful Pursuit of Him,
Infantry "tOO SLOW" for Cavalry.
Unequalled time" of the Rebels,
Capture Of a Rebel Battery.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS,
Opinions on American Affairs,
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST,
The Situation in Kentucky.
ELECTION RETURNS,
REBEL LOSS AT CORINTH5 5000.
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MlscELLANE0l8.

DEOPLE's GENERAL INFOP-
No 20 tBasemenf) This Agency proclirss sifraft552
for Book-k keapers, CloTks. Porters tardensrs s5,d
Drivers In city or country, Men, Womsn. bovT Ard
once. ~
This Ag-ncy also negotiates loans, rents houses
soldiers claims
who have been draffsd
oeive prompt attention j n FfsHER = f5O
Cleesssa.,esnl' Octoo r lst, 1859. PrOprietOrs.
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CANADA MONEY WANTED.-We will pay
the highest premium for Canada bank notes.
c. A. READ & Co., Bankers,
sept27:4I0 95 Superior street.
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New Livery, Boarding and Sale stsbles, O.
ChemplRn street
FRASk B. & FRANK G. WAIBBIDsE.
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Those elegant flowers just opened this
day, at Mrs. ShaW's Millinery Rooms, 236
Superior street. oct.4:420
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WANTED-U. S. Coupons for August and
October. Highest premiums paid.
Z. B. HALE, Banker,
Aug. 26th 4I0. Ill Superior st.
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REFRIGERAToRs, 6o.--A large variety Of
the most approved styles of Refrigerstors,
Water Coolers and Filters, four minute Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at'manufao-
turers' prices at W. L. MARVIN's,
No. so south side Public Square,
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'tCostar5s5 Raj, Roach, &c. EKterminatOr.
.eCOstar'aO Hsd-iBug ENtermlmutOFs
"GOstarisD Electric Powder for Insects, 90
IN 25C, aac and 40 Bottles and Elasks. G3 and
IS Sizes for Plantations, ships, Boats,
Hotels, &c, &C.
THE ONLY INFAbLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
FIRES from Poisuns-n
''Not dangerous % the Human Family"
"Ilats do not die ON Ihe premises"
s'They c0Ins cut Of their holes 70 die"
~ Sold EUsTytrdeTe-by
ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGIsrs in the large cities, and
by DRUGGIsT3, GRoGEEs, SrOREEEEPERs and RETAIL
ERs generally in all Country Towns and Villages in
The United States.
E-lSold by
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, lc1,,I.-a
Principal Wholesale and Retail Ageats 10
EB-COUETRY DEALERs can order as above,
Or address orders direction for Prices, Terms, &c.
% TIENR Y u. Gfl5TAIi,
PRfFCiPAL UEFur-NO. 4e2 Broadway, n. y.
a Bcld a. strong s ArnsTouF's, Cleveland, 0.
iulyT:dEw4iT
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THE DRAFT IN GEAU0A.-The following
is partial list of those drafted In GeaugA
county;
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Judge Of Supreme Cotsrt-Baeilus, Union, IS :
Ranney, Democrat, l54
Secretary Of State-Kennon, Union, ST. ARM
strong, Democrat, 154.
Attorney GsHsraL-Olds, Union, Sc Critchfeld,
Democrat, I52.
Sekoo, H'Dlissoner-Henkle, Union, So Cath
cart, Democrat, 154.
Member Board Publie Works-Gregory, Union,
So Gamble, Democrat l54.
Representdtirs in CongrssS-Spalding, Union, sc
Paige, Democrat, l5Oi Trad Kelly, !.
For Sherif-LeWis, 235.
For AuditOr-H Hawkins, Union, ss Payne, Dem,
ocrat, 154.
For cOa,ulissi0nsr-Cra Union, ssi BAD
way, Democrat, ia.
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Vox PoPULI Vox DEI EsT.-Every body
uses HudsOn's unrivalled Tooth Paste and
calls it good. What every body says must be
true, and truth is divine. Try it. For sale
by Strong Il Armstrong, Gorham, Brewer,
Clark, Gaylord, Sackrider, and good Drug
gists everywhere. IF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13
Message of the Governor of North
Carolina.

NEwBERN, N. c., Dec. s.-By mail, the
Message of Gov. Vance, of N. o., 70 the
General Assembly, dated Nov. 18th, has
been received: Il is very lengthy and be-
trays nothing like Union sentiments, but
appeals TO that stern and determined deVo-
tiOn to our cause which can alone sustain
revolution. He reflects severely upon
the copscript law and bitterly denou1ces
the spirit of speculation and eKtOrtion per.
vading the State. He says aour can now
be used only by the rich and everything
has a:tendency upward. tThe Righteousness
of money aud the high price Of property,
he alleges as a reason why men should be
made to pay :heir debts. The North Car
oIinA soldiers, he says, are still suffering
greatly for want of shoes aud elothing.=
36l. BE sayS that there is great danger
of the lawless overrunning the land, and
that the people are beginning to forget
that there is such a thing as civil law and
alludes to the violent ana law defying ten
denotes of Nthe times and TO the frequency
Of murder, arson, disregard of obligations,
oppression and injustice. u 4.7-r.f
Referring to the confinement in Ssuls-
bury by the Confederate authorities of
North CaroIiun, arrested for alleged pOliti-
cal offenses, he says what their guilt con
sists of he does not know, but he does
know that they were not Arrested by law
full process.
He strongly denouuces the suspension of
the writ of habeas corpus, the power of
which he says he learns from newspapers,
Congress has conferred upon the President,
and says that he is unwilling to see such
powers entrusted to any living man.
He objects to the distillstion of grain,
and the diversion of the school fund 70 war
and concludes by urging upon the
Legislatures the vital Importance of bring
lug forth all the powers and resources of
the State for the common defense of our
country and our cause.
The Raleigh Standard says: A gentle
msu of this State who lately escaped from
the Yankee lines, informs Us that while
North be understood that the collection of
forces at Suffolk and Newbera by the enc
my was designed to advance upon Weldon,
and Raleigh. He also says the
taking of Wilmington is in the programme.
II appears that Union and Free Labor
meetings have been held in this city and
elsewhere for many weeks. There Wss a
great free labor demonstration at Beaufort
a few days ago, creating profound seusa.
ton in the Department aud throughout the
State. An organization of this movement
is quietly progressing and enlisting large
numbers of adherents.
Information has been received at head.
quarters which disClOses the fact that
powerful reaction against the war is pro-
the interior. Letters from ali
classes of people, intercepted by the cap
ture of rebel mails, indicate a universal
prayer for peace.
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ABUS1NHss.MorrGEs

Bas- "a Coop NSrIoE.-Y The fLudie, md
shefr frts"d', wishing to make holiday pres.
ents or to provide for their own convent
enss3 and ieqpfOrts uoalal do velI toiSaIl
=. ana look at Barqstfs Zoilst sea, They. are
the most complete articles yet offered to
thepnblic. sA9Ia 6lH ,GdER91EE
! Also, cqmSa0r Zee aud 6lgSse1ai,Sie. I Soar,
IN great variety, 5Haadke7ekief .Ert,a1i,
Zap 6at"''' Toilet POrders, POmades, Pu6
60zssand Toilet gOods generally, nitrest
variety. Come ana. look a, our .6ow eases.
~ 7. 4. LoGAS & Co, AZ Main st sa
LosAN, LIST & Co., Bridge corner...-
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Occupation of Fredericksburg-A
Great Battle Impending-Rebels

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoToNAo,
Dee. l2-IO A. M.-After occupying the
river front of the city last night, we lost
about loo men in killed aud wounded
while driving the rebels through the city.
They fred on our men as they advanced
through the streets, while secreted ia and
behind houses Not much mercy was
shown to those who were caught. - r.st
This morning dense fog hid everything
from view, but now It is partially cleared
away.
The troops commenced moving at an
early hour. Mai. Gen, SumnerTs graud
division led the way over in front OF the
city, to be followed by Maj. Con. Hookers
grand division.
Gen, Franklin's grand division which
crosses nearly miles below the city, IL
nearly over.
at quarter past nine the first gun was
fired, the engagement lasting about hall
an hour. The rebels did not make q very
spirited reply.
1t is thought the troops will all be over
at noon.
Information received during the night
aud this morning from 1eserters and prls-
| oners shows thIlt the rebels have Two strong
lines of batteries in the rear of the city, the
first one being one mile back aud the sec.
I oud a mile from the first.
! The whole army is in rapid motion and
well concentrated. The troops are in ex.
ceileDt spirits and anxious 70 be led on the
| enemies works.
| The enemy has concentrated their force,
aud it is believed will give battle-uueh
/ will depend upon the result Of to-day. Al
feel sanguiue OF success
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L. CIfx eouNcit.- lkn adjourned meet.
inSof The Icityi Council was held a, ~
council chamber last eyeniknaT' M. -.
mittee on Coal Banks ,reported that tba,,
could find nopositite evidence thar John
NOLAN was instrumental in bringing about
Tue y! late eoaldiggers strike. Also thai any
aistnrp enre of the contract between a,thes
sly andgohn Nolan would be unjust aud
t!tahlCtAl.iit9i secs aTEe Cfa1i-sz gsI.till a Fl
mr.. Jehets was astonished at the report
Nooooy ever charged Mr.. Nolan with
bringing about the strike. His (Mr. Jeffers,l
ergumentiWasi thai, Mr. Nolan was not nav.
ing enough for the use of the city's entry
10 his coal banks, There waSh no doubt
that the coal merchants were imposing on
consumers. Nolan had greater fadya1ta-.
EeS than any Other merchant He moved
that six months be given TO Mr.. Nolan to va
CATE the eity's entry 70 his banks eL Z,
+ mr.. Donnell gave statement of the
conditions Of the contract with Nolan. As
a member oftt6e committees be had found
nothing to justify the city 10 giving Nolan
notice 70 quit, besides neither the CITY or
coal consumers would reap any benefit
from it. $50,
Mr.. Hughes said that Nolan, by the
privileges which he enjoyed under the con-
tract with the city, controlled the coal
trade, and that he had boosted to other
merchants that be could and would do il
He mad free access to his banks from the
other side OF the hill without the use of
the, city's entry, -s!4iiAA < Z ~
The report Of the committee was adop.
ted. -, .,N'P-
The committee appointed to report upon
the matter of the distribution Of coal to
the poor, recommended that one member
OF Council from each ward be appointed to
give out coal to the deserving poor and
that the committee 0u'sW6ter Works have
control of the system.
; On motion II was resolved that the Com
mittee on Water Works, including the Su-
perinteudeut of the Works and the ColIec-
tor Of the waterlrents, be appointed to dis
tribute coal to the poor. Also that the
City Clerk be required TO procure blank
orders for the use of said committee.
On motion two 6nes, amounting TO $40.
imposed upon Alexander Bowman, for sell. |
ing liquor to soldiers were refunded. It
appeared from the evidence before the CONT
n1ittee that Bowman refused to sell liquor |
to certain soldiers, who, out of5spite,, prs-.I
ferred false charge agaiust him and sus- |
tanned it by false oRths.
The license Of John Booker to keep a |
coffee house was transferred to Augustus |
Rolf. ~ 4 - III
oafmottonIof Mr.. Blair the matter of the
purchase of certain coal belonging to, John
Nolan was referred 70 this COMMITTEES on
On motion of Mr.. Hildrsth the Council
adjourned. ~ JdAs 60 ssEaS
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NAsHvlLLE, Dee I2.-Ail quiet along the
road and vicinity OF Nashville, Forest, Trip
lett and Wood, with three TO four thousand
men Mt Charlotte, Tennessee yesterday in
Tending TO cross Cumberland river at Pal
myIa or Martin's Shoals, between Fort
DOunelson and ClarksEiIle, supposed for
the purpose of cutting the railroad or TO
get supplies. Col. Stanley Matthews with
the 7th Penusylvania Cavalry and other
troops, made bold dash inio franklin,
Tennessee, to-day and drove the rebels
from that place Loss on each side very
slight.
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b Very sat5stsITs sfIfIon4FFsd.


HEADQU4RTERs ARNT OF THE PoToN1e'
iiDsC. 17.-At noon this2 morning the fog
begun to clear away, but before IL O'Clock
the air was again thick which Coutfnued
until o'clock when Il entirely disappear
ed. At a quarter past O'Clock the rebels
npened with all their guns posted on the
frst ridge Of hills. Their main force was
directed upon the road which WAS filled
with our troops. These guns which post
ed on the left Of the ridge were opened 90
the large body OF troops which crossed on
the Two lower bridges and had formed in
line Of battle aud were making oblequi-
" down the river, fr0nting the MassaPo-
ME. Although several Of their shells ex-
plOded over our troops none were injured.
Gen. Bsyard's cavalry which crossed on
the lower bridge had 5 men killed while
endeavOring 70 ascertain the euemy's posi-
the troops which crossed below are Sleep
ing on their arms Tonight, the advance
being within three-fOnrths Of . mile Of tie
Massaponie creek, aud their left resting on
the Rappahannoek- The enemy occupies
the opposite side of the creek in f0aee,. the
guns posted on the bank this side Of the
river aud si!enSed the euemy's artillery
after a duel of half an hour, this ended The
firing for the dsy. The only damage done
BY the rebel shells thrOwn into the city
was TO add so much TO lite destruction.
Twenty-Five OF our men were killed last
night By the rebels in the streets while
driving them ont.
Nearly every house in the city has been
damaged more or less by the firing Of the
past few days. Several splendid residen-
ces have been completely riddled; also all
the churches. The fire appeared to be di-
rected on the most prominent ediiees.
Several cases of wauton dstructiOn Of
property occurred by our troops when they
entered.
The furniture In many of the houses re,
manned uniujured. Some OF our troops
mistook the British flag for seeesh and
tore il from the residence Of the British
Consul, This morning the owner came
over to recover it, and it was returned to
him.
The main body OF the army is nov over
the river, the balance being ina position
to cross at any time. There is no indica.
ton of the enemy evacuatiugi if they re-
main battle must Immediately ensue.
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FOR GROUP AND WHooPING COUGH
USE THE ESPEcToRANT SYRUP.
FOR ASTHMA AND PHTHIsIC USE THE
IA Is ARSPIOToRANr SYRUP.
kVk DRY HACKING COUGH USE THE
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LAUGHLINS 4 BUsHPIELD,
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l0S1H Main Street.