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Sen. 8nrmf1Se'S DiDifOn.
Sen. 8urnipeS Commando 3u 6reOerids6urs,
q 0I.-o. T
8. Nrmee. Cops
Nre0ertdsbMra, 8a.. 8. PLUG. {

a- .. AtHtesSOlpo
6reOeridsbure, 8a., 6. dug. :
SurnIices Nrmeeccrps inD seraDe arber.
Halb Der Stapt 8reDsridsturs i'm Eager. y TT
tnmsn an 5. noG elmer anseltrensten 6alri
BON NerpUrt Stems bier AT.
Die DtOitouen, rslde mir BET unierer Nns
t1nft antrofen, fnO ttefer in's Snnere oOras.
cruuGen.
Oas 0etter 1T iebr marm unp Der 8oben
trCd.m uuO ~ltaubig. Die @snerdle 8urniies,
Nenr unp parte bealstteten Die OtptliOn uuO
trIroen bel ibrer Nntunft BON General Dub.
lepas neblt Stab Cmpfangem. Der 0elunD=
bsite3ufarO Oes GOrps lit lfbr gut, Wunp.
BORA be inp In Suite Oprbanpen unp bic
Grupptn pom bsltsn @ttlts beIeslt.
(Sor etnisen Ga9sn murDen mir eepa9r,
baB @sn. 8urnltOes ArmescorpS am Conn
tag unb WUnta9 BON Nsppprt 9leps tn 2lquio
Greet lanpetsn unp per Giienbabn naA Gre
beridsburB Stnssn. an peldem Runtte lie Ell
men Ansrif non StOneWau SadiU ION auf uniere
Gtnien erparteten.)
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gom Q. If unS Der atlanrLiaen aane.

NswsgUrf, 10. Ausult, Der Dam
pier Connecticut, wslGer Nem.S tleans am
81. .. M., @iObiIe Bar am !. D., YenIacpla
am 8. unp gprt &opaI an s.. B. peltee, Fam
Stelen OfUr9en bier ar. 6 &
Der eiunObeits5uifane Der Eruppen In
psnIueOIa III gut. Sn &eY @et foil Oas
9elbs 6ssbsr au0ssbro@en letn. 4
Gen, 9urtsr unD @Vm. Dupont rhRsn fG
aunn GmpTans pse @lDDerS Sapannab. Z
Som, Garrasut's 8loseenlGtf 6artforo,
ete Vreeotten NiGmOnO unp 8rOOflpn, lctpte
eas RanonenbOOt 9nstOo mareu am 2. B. I'm
9afen pen Nep Srleans anastummen ; ebenlu
Der Gnmpfer @btlarepbto BON yltp.gj
Der Oampfer @Upes puroe. nod,oem er
300 in Der 9lape BON 9 dsbura bsItaftiat oe.
pefene Yeser selanOet, BON ben Nsbellen Be.
fGCTsn unD Capt. EurtS 1Om Z. 0ermont
Rteimsnt gstGOtst. Das SG,f fam am 20.
.. lf. 3u 9isw Srlenr0 an,
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'leue 6ause unO GjattsnlpirtbIaaft mil @dng
unO &lan9 erOHneu. BUR 0eier Der Gr0fnun9
miro Scrmittae8 Elm 0~eIttoter QunG lerpirt
un0 IbenOs 0arten CONCERT IiattTnoen. ! f
E 6r. @1ttp. Dfetffer erSfnet
0euIe, Wlontog in 9lo. 372 @aD Gu alpitr.,
cine reue WtrtblGaft nit ejnsnt Delita.u
Sltn6. 8etnidNedsr maden mir raraufa f.
merit am.
rs bgsipiIigt iur bio Il. n,st Ia{Ittn ~
Stl1s ntbt oOne einen gerr0b pru 5oQpnao's piaeu uro
Salten perlafet Sir G5eidptle, Sferbut. yDrm6en Ylats
tkf 6tcber unp Durdial itn0 pieGe os eiteli 6eilmttte( Der
asfll. 5eDeF TranBDlilbe Seitat 9ebrap4. lie 9}ur 25 str.
OIL
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MOnt0s SSra6, 2 u6r.
Wenefte8 Don Der Nrmee BON


N~irGiuien.
Die RebcIlen iibericbreitem De, Mdptean nit GAN
ser Wadbt - s. fed,t ~sipifc,en @rnsraI @anfs
Nnan 8arce unc Gen. @wsGI.
Us btn9tun, 10. Nu8. Nm Sret.
tag wurOtn Nadriaten nah 9uIp;pper &c:
braGt. DAP Die 8ebellen NIT 9rUBsr WfoGt Ou
&aptpan ilberlAritten. Gin Yoiiaaier, re,
b<ute aus Der NatbAriAaft pou 2rettrloO an
sstOmmen 1T, lOat, pap gen 8onFs Apont
3arOc BON ei.ser ite le9enen Madt untsr @e
neral &lpel! auSe9rifen pu.pe. Der &(
oauerte ben gansen Sag nit f0Ucyem @srluf
auf beipen Setiea. Cine Nusabl unlerer Or
munpeten Ino rad @ulpspper sstraAt iporpen.
Gin;eI"tetteu line bis ttBt feline befanrt. 81
mtro beri6tsf, poB Gen. 0earp unO ein un-
perer @eneral pes nuncet pprpen |illp.
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An ie DemtiAen salttniore,s.

Saitm9le, ben s. Augult 1856 p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %tefnbItGer pat ent. II, 3}ecpngai sCeuien
unb @eaeleaer, bat let 9erpfeutlt6uns ieiqes fiafteu ee
RIDES folg- nd NJ itere CABIN ~erbaIten: - -
S0h 4R8. %. 81, 6rduJnn Drrp $50. so. > yer 6 S.,
6pau 6antl gett$ So 9S. S40oufer So, 4. 8erreg 81, 9jSbti
unp SStlgelnlt {. Seor9 QIbt 81, Antpn Rant s. Tb. Evans
81 ". u. Massfp ST. S. s. So, s.. 9tegu. 2, 3Swerfuhl ST,
1auerntdn III, 6rdHcts gdrpner IS uNp pam Baltimore 5ap5
8eregne Wstrertrdg bee am "A. SUIT in 0lph's pain segeee-
men iSehss $3.50. - E
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Die Nnselesenbeit Sss 8 SiGuer=N sentem . u
q bun.

OMAHA, q s, s, Nusut. Der Don
benz SuTOeSmari6all we9en unteridlaguns
6ftntIi6er 0tleer uertaftete Snptaner Nsent
9enrp u. Oe 0uY 1T ebreneOl e~ntlallen NOR
ben.
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Gy Gltern i'm Gltlthen Staptbeil. tpe[A;
Wlaens lino tbre &tnUer in Die SGule Az
lhidsn, MAIDEN mir Darauf aufnerfiam. bof
am b.ntiBen Mpnta5 Ter unterriAt son s.,
u gang's SGuls, u 8. gde BON Qembaattp Is
uao Nlbe,narletr rieDer leiafn Mnlang. -r@-
g Sn per3SurAballe, 800 @.
PrattitraBe werpen ole 3urner beute gtbenr
pte ann lsnOen @al is DurA @tulif, 0slana
uno Defamation auf pas Mngensbmlte I'M,
terbatten. s.
@ Bafbtn8ton @ artem.-Su
oteism berrli6sn @ersnieunsSplaBe RaOeI
bsute @beuo GOnSert i'm 5reten fat, lprobei
Der freanoliGe WtrtN, Or. 8. 8enner, Be.
rtlbt lstn lptrp, ielnsn @alten NIT a1srlei tlb'
len 9etranten auf3uwarten.
-B 9ertett-s GOn3ert! 6eut,
MbsnO tn. Der Nrbeiters 5aae, SO. s g. SIRE
peridltr.y nnter Der DirettlUn pes 9errn. 3.a.
mani n
@ &pn3ert! 9ente Nbenb In Der STE.
bsneaae, go. FL q. 8repertdltr., unter Sci.
tung Der @ebrIDer NiGnt unD 9~tenbarDt.
G 0tr maiden Das Vublifum oorau
anfmestlam, pae Die Srn. 8ltutsen. @Hnnt
nuO 80. tn SO. % Mlbsmarlstt. beute eta,
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sries sesen Die Wueriaas IN 2enne6tc.

NaAbptile, 8. Ausult. Ser @olOnel
pom Z. penni. @aOallerttrsg. Sriff pte 9tebs'-
len inter Gogslt gu Gulpeppsr in DER 9lape
BON Sparta an unp tGDtete 80. Wlaun.
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Ger eau n.s Cost. Npres.

4OrDntp, &. aug. Der Glpt. NYrea
unp Der Stswurt Oes DrcpeIers Git9 Of MlaDi-
ion. wtl6e an9etla9t linO. en9lti9s SOloateu
aur CelertiUn psrIeitet gu babea, wurben pom
pOlioetma stltrate Dor Die N1tlen perpisIen. 8
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0erbaftunsen untsr Der i~lnsitem SrSrc bes Grirsss
minii1eia.

SSwe9D, u. D., .. Aug. Nuf 0runr
Der beuttatn OrOre pom Rriegsminifevtum,
pslhe paS SerIatfsn Des County perttetet, Iinp
I6On bsute uerl@ttpene Bsrbaftungen pUrae
nommen pUroeN. q
ueber 90 0srlcnen 9tneen seftsrn Nbenp
nit Dem 8rote aus alien 9Deiien pes Staates
ab, unD Uermuttli6 trirpsn beute nod 100
9efOlst lein.
Das Hsatment BON pielem 1tltrift lit Iber
cOmptel. Srte, wel6e 40 Wann Su lteler
b0tteR, baben ibsr 100 9elteIlt.
Or Sriea tn WeiHourf.
Sprtneftelb, Nto 7. Qua. 8ti
Sa8esanbru6 pes Micrsens 2. b. eriF Colonel
Qpntber nit l25 Nebeuen ben gapit1n 8trd
bel SSart an. DsrIeibe bate muir % Wanu
8uuOestruppen, Der Gapitdn lieB Die :3elte
pe,brsnuen unp 500 iid in etnen Wulr
3urid. Der Jeino fOrOerte ibn bann auf, lG
gu lbergeteu, allein eine quite Solpe mar Die
NntwC.t. Die Nebeasn enifOben nit 3urud.
lafuna tbrer 96aftn, WinlterrUae unD Cor
relpUnpen3.
Die Jle6euen 3c9en lid 40 Mieilen son 6or
lptb an ben Whitertpsr 3uriid, no Bird Ie an
MN~AOS" W. 0lkAkkH tG lptHLS( uHHltIt1 UlSl
tGDtete, lteben ~peripunpete, 25 Wferce, 20 ga
nOnen Nne vstl9isOens S6rtel unO Rleibuna
erDbtrte. ia
uugefd9r 200 8rtsfe ipurben gefunoen,
oarunter elmer BON Srtegspep1rtement Der
@CnfGOertrtsn Stoaten BON Nmerifa, pel6sr
&Olpnel gcmtbsr autGp tli.t, ein &eaiment fiji
ben Diealt in Mftdourt, &anias, Soma unD
SatnUis 3u oraaniitreu.
81. 9outs, 8. aus. Sen. Merria tat
lttne otiipen OperatiOnen 9eeen Die G,urriuas
i'm JtOroufen be9Unnen unO forcert ale lcYa=
In 0fonee, nm Seiltanb anb 6Ilfe auf.
9%upfoa, $40, Z. Nu9. Sol. Mcgttrs
SrnFptn trofsn estern @ip,sen NIT 0erter's
@uertaas wenise Nteilen nSrOli9 pom Rirts
ptde, Aoatr County, Sulanmen ; lie ~perfOIeteu
bic Nebelen unO l6lu3en OteIelben. Die Jte.
belen oerlOren Is GUDte, &C Waeen nit Gor4
ralten nnO 3rbn @asenlopunsen @afen.
ct 2Omte 10. Nua. TolaeuOe Depe=
l6e lit an @eneralmatpr 6a1ef oslonat:
Gel. Mc9htu BAT nit 1000 Mann Wcrtsrs
&ebeasn, $500 Wann ltart. gu 51idspiQe ee.
l&lasen unO am Z wtepsrum au @todtOn.
Col. Wlc9lei1 beri9tet, noB Wprters 8rupptu
NsmCraltlrt leten,
s. 90. @tOietO, Brig. Sen.
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SentI6e Goninlar.Aaentur

WaIbtn0tOn, 8. 6. II
0satibe Grnf lar @el&afe lcnte Gel9afe fsr ale Gbetl,
Deusf4lanrs tesnIittelt pr llnterSei6nete
aes AIfteo S&Gftneta as e
HSWr NeraOali9 aeafautF&er @pafal PIT,
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cifSiene anaetse Der QrmOs6nns bee General
DRceppe 4.
6untsptlIe, Nla. 9. Nu9ult. @es
nsraImutCr 8uell tel benz @en. >NDjutanten
abOmas Cff,tsII ben am 5. .. erfOlaten COB
pee S~rtsoDeSsneroI NObert Nic@oOt an. Der
is1bs sUnrpe betanntli& puR @1erillas erl9OGta
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i1F SzStsfbfboftS 0r66nmna
Aas , 74sa1 Wfontos Ssn IL. giusuSt 1869

EHANHHAs weoitt09 csn IL giuSuft 1869
AA4hE II ylro, IS AIbemarletraBe.
&te U 3tes 'st4aeten MAIDEN ibrsn 8rfunoen, estanntsu unb
cent ~t'Apt,turt ~teerbaupt e~iseten(t Ole AnAeiae, ras he beute
IRE eu1 ras fetnits etnsa tGtee paus uno gGrtsnrplrtbi6a
mt Sah3 unb Eiang uno NIT elnent Deiieaten Q,Inrt, erbT,
nf1 Meroeit uno 1 ben i ermlt Su 3~ablrethem geunns en-
Us Qeute Aben6; GarfcnsS Ousert. &
NlentRens S1Wnfe & G 0.
w %1teunfe Bort uto laBt eu& Ilatn,
gDle etl bat tte l1br aeiAlaaen @ O.
gSas man nnr iD oeafen lam Se4I
8reTt tbr but ais Cur Is bier an;
XetertlGB uno Sauertratsn, q ra
@ue Sprttt @armina en-, .
8rGuttalatt 9et0Gae 6tG,
Btnpt SIR auf 4 ierm Z is.
Srlt IN pals Elm &aiStpy1 Lletteu. . t1
SlaEAt Spr ni@ts UNI { niar.tpeu.
DEM pS belte it Caflr
yin @l g 9ute5 9aJerbter;
Oeef adter retner QDetn
Vet efm aIten Batter Gbetn.
0aullt peroen @ud) 3 er Dtencu $40 a.
gttt ben freuneltplten 2nir b~e4gRtenen.
S4unte, SutarB, Gies una Rleuta1a
Anp npb oter Ter Fetnnen QeutdeH;
8cntlnt "a er Bon ferit nnp nah,
a Ntanu Anp &eeIb uHp or epapa.
gE0 IL. q. g. Sd.
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3ur 8ea6tuna.

Sur 8eabtuna.
O1S g trsannt tn uebereinfimmino NIT !
icint on , : Mafetueri lntmlnna, mel6e Mcntaa D
DEM Instruments quare aDeebalteR purbe, utrb 4
G~sriaamlane IN benz a@ Fs
Naticnal- Qeie,immer,
60. gde son SnIStrt- unb earatOaaTtr.,
am DennerfaG,
NcrsenS ;wtfAen % uno LIZ llpr, bilteI unb bcrro
Gis aIi neiterssi ura 9 Bic IL ltbr Normitto,s /,
10 ttbr Nbenns. 1-a1 PC ~ i1lht
@Ge YeriOnen. bic 6ennhtB taten BON ben IN 4.
Reiplutton G tp6bnten DirSsR, roer uni perSore
rel6s jestltni Dttnfte 81 @eeleruue itsben 90 r d
rnentsccniratt' babea, reroeR Aer8ebenIt et5utt. d
itnben uEp Mtttbetlmgea ,u nnaden.
eat aos1 q. SIN Aaitxas6 hes gcmites:
~ -si otsaai8GrpmdS 8. @arbnt
9t. ia2 aa sap7 Mr6tbalb Sttrttn
."4 'st2 Q"4 Same s.. Q tmpfr
Gmps Mc@pmas.
Ebcmds U. Rt04
alfred .. GSans.
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MAerzMuseiae
Ncue Nn5cigcll.
H,mfeMn,ninn

III Sir 6rn. S. S6eerer ana gstt,r g.. e,rs.rs,
Srttf IN Ger @6ed,rz0ffcs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07
FROM MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. Q.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 9.
The following was transmitted direct
from San Francisco to New York by tele-
graph this evening:
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6-2:15 P. II.
A heavy rain fell last night. 1t was the
fret Of the season. The weather is gloomy
to-day.
The steamer Sonora, from New York
Oct. 10th, not yet arrived. She Is a slow
boat and no fssrs are entertained Of her
safety.
Contributions to the patriotic fund are
still coming in. The State will probably
make her contribution $4,000, or perhaps
mere.
A testimonial is to be presented to the
family of the late Col. Reed Mathewson, OF
the 23d New York, which will be worthy of
the State. His remains are to be received
here, and conveyed to Healdsburg with
full military honors.
The cavalry company for Massachusetts
is nearly full.
Treasury notes are worth 85c690c.
Merchants Exchange, 2:15 P. Mo
miles outside the Head: Ship Gleason 40
days from Boston. The Alta California
greets her n. 7. cotemporaries on the an
Inhalation Of time and space between the
Atlantic and Pacific
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P0sT.0FFIeE TIMETABLE.
CUMMER ARRANGEMENT FoR

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR
~ s arrival ard closing OF the mails at the Cisvs-
land Post Office.
EAsIER Way, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New York,
THRoVGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, Hsw
York, arrives $50 A a $50 P. ~; closes 800 P NJ,
$50 r. ~
PITTsBURea WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, Balti.
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, Canton, Akron, Mas.
slion, oteubenvlls, b. U. T. E., srriTes s:l5 A. n.
THR0UGH PITTsB-zeu, PhiladeIphia, Baltimore,
Washington, arrives $50 ?. Nj closes 4:l5 P. n.
CINCINNATI WAY, T,Cclumtus indianapolis, 81. Louis,
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo, arrives 9l0 P. n;
THRouaH OTycIzSATI, Columbus, Indianapolis, St.
Louis, Nashville and Cairo arrives $50 A. NJ. 800
P. n.
WESrEE,; WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit daily,
arrives 9:25 A. "; closes 1000 P. n.
TuKOUsR WEgTERy, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily arrives s.l0 P; e.; closes $50 P. N.
sANDusET WAY, Eiyria via Northern Division, ar
Cives at $40 4. IL; closes 4:45 p. u.
MAuoNI5o War, Warren and Youngstown arrives
.a3 P, H.; 1000 P. n.
MEDINA way, daily, arrives 400 P. Nj closes 500
R5GKFoaT, Dover, Sheffield, North RidssvilIs, &C.,
arrives and elosez en- Tuesday Thursday and Satur
Barn, RreoksviIis. Copisy Sc, leaves Tussdays
All Saturdays at 100 A. n; arrives Mondays and Fri
days ct j.9yP. N.
SHAROS CENTER, Granger, Hipcklsy, North Royal
Ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 100 A. Nj ar
TiVus Mondays and Fridays at 500 P. n.
WARREEsvlLIE, daily, arrives I0:l5 A. E.i closes
E1sT CIEvELAsp aud Euciid daily arrives 900 r.;
Time of distribution Of mails ready for delivery Is
Usually hour latter than the time Of arrival Of
Mall and drop Letters are required BY Law to be
prepaid.
All City Crculszs ere required to Be prepaid with
rs Once open from 30 =. NJ 70 I:sg
E COWLES, P. 81.
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CAssIUs N. CLAYs LEcTURE.-Fhe an
nouneement that Gen. Clay was to lecture at
Brainard's hall last evening, before the Ii
brary Association, drew a very large audience.
The hall was filed above and below, and
numbers occupied seats upon the stage. His
subject as announced was" The Prselama-
ton" he began by referring to that great
natural law, exhibited in geology, physiolo-
gy and in fact in all departments Of nature
the law Of progression. Man observes this
law in his various stages of being. The law
with regard to the progress Of individuals to-
wards perfection, prevails in the Development
of nations. So, forms Of government pro
gress according to and in ratio with the de-
velopment of thOse who are governed. Des-
pOtlsm is the first stage Of government; next
an aristoersey, which admits Of a limited or
constitutional monarchy; next democracy,
which Is self government, the highest stage of
governmental progress. Attempt, however, to
establish 1t before the people are educated to
the point necessary to receive it and it will
prove failure. If Republics have failed in
other days 1t was for the reason that the pop
ular mind was not educated to receive such a
form Of government.
Taking our own history, the speaker drew
parallel between the puritan and the eava-
Ier, the citizen Of the Eastern States and the
STAKEHOLDER Of the South. He pictured the high
morals and intellectual development Of the for
mer elass-their enterprise and energy, their
manufactures, their public roads, their ships,
their churches and schools, their paintings
sDd their statuary. Their development is
the highest, not only Of existing races, but Of
all races that have ever had an existence.
Why is It? Because they have carried out
to q greater perfection than any other race
the principles Of human progress. They
have poisoned the true basis Of Republican
Government, by giving the right hand of
friendship to men Of all nations and Of all
colors. What, on the other hand, has the
cavalier developedH The old feudal system
-an sristOersey most simple and despotic.
Nothing in the history Of nations equals the
despotism of the slave Oligareby. Every
slaTehOlding State, and every STAKEHOLDER
holds the power Of life and death over the en-
tire slave race. Men and women as white as
any in this audience, may be deprived Of not
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HoUsR FURNISHING ARTIcIEs.-At the old es.
ta5lishment ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment OF goods in the above line IT reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, of every description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tarnia Wsre, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Wsre, Bathing Apparatus, Refrgera.ors
OF the mont improved kinds, Water Coolers, lee
Cream Freozers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory End common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
Iy executed by experienced workTnen.
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oHioe-Lyinxn's Block, nesr the Court House,
Cleveland. sept16:Rs7
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FROaI WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.
Information from the front this morning
Is TO the effect that Colonel Windham, Of
Bayard's cavalry, had spirited engage
ment yesterday at New Baltimore with
the cavalry and four pieces of artillery of
the rebel force at Warrenton. Their num-
bers were about equal to his at the time,
say 1900 strong. After short resistance,
he drove the enemy of in the direction Of
the main army at the town of Warren
ton.
General Sickles returned last evening
from taking a reconnaissance in force in
front, having penetrated as far as Ctaetts
station, driving in the scouts and pickets
Of the rebels back of Warrenton Junction,
where the enemy are not supposed to be in
much force
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

CAMP CLEYELASD.-The are in camp
1907 drafted men; 706 Of the I24th infantry !;
4s5 Of the l25th infantry; 522 Of the 10th cav
airy; I2O of the 2Oth battery of artillery; %
of the 2Ist battery; 80 Of the 18th battery,
making about 5000 men in all. There are 80
sick in the hospital. or these 10 are drafted
men, eight belong in the I24th, two in the
l25th, two in the 10th cavalry, and one in the
18th battery.
DR.. J. ". Smith and DR.. Patterson, Sur
gsOn and Assistant Surgeon Of the 124th reg't
assisted by DR.. n. B. Prentice, Of this city,
have charge Of the hospital. The matrou is
Mrs Mary Bartlett. The hospital building
Is very comfortable and convenient, and the
sick are well cared for.
The guns for Captain smithnight's bat
terry, the goth Ohio, arrived on Wednesday
night. They were fred that night for the
Arst time, as a salute to Quartermaster Gene
EaI Wright. The battery will be drilled
with the guns each day. General Wright
hopes to be able to furnish the battery with
horses very SOON, besides clothing and equip
ments Of all kinds, SO that they will go away,
when ordered, thoroughly prepared for act
I've and efficient service.
Colonel Smiths cavalry, the 10th, is filing
up rapidly. They have 522 men in camp.
There is one full company and part of anoth-
er at Evansville, now, who will arrive here
within ten days. The men have not yet re-
eeiyed their clothing, overcOats &o., but will
ere long, a requisition having been made for
them, week ago or more.
The 125th regiment had dress parade
yesterday, looking very well In their blue
OvereOats. They have their uniforms and
clothing, as have the l24th.
Quatsrmaster General Wright and assis-
tants are diligently engaged in preparing the
rolls Of the drafted men, so that they may
be assigned to hlt up old regiments. The
labor will require a week yet. Ths camp is
orderly and quiet, and everything PROGRESSES
satisfactorily.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.
A bogus postofice establishment at Cal
70, Ill, has been broken up By q special
agent of the Postoffice Department. The
chief manager of the concern wore the uni
form and called himself q Captain in the
United States Army, but upon investiga-
ton the cheat was detected. The army Of
Major General Grant will bs benefited in
the transmission of their correspondence
by the discontinuance of the spurious es-
tablishmeut.
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septg7:42t

sS- DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine snd
EleetroPstby, cures Obstinate cases Of BysPeP-
sis, Rhsumstism, Sorofals, EeurRlgis and all
nervous diseases, and diseases o. ths Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many Formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had fziled. See sd
vertisement in another column. Of5cs No. lie,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

HAHHI5bIhll NOV. o.
The following special orders have
been received here, that Brigadier Gen
eral Andrew Porter is assigned to
command in the State of Pennsylvania,
and will execute the duties of Provost
Marshall General. Brigadier Generals 1.
N. Palmer and Curby, are assigned to the
command of the camps of drafted men at
Philadelphia and Pittsburg respectively.
By order of the Secretary of War.
tSigued) L. Thomas Adjutant Genl
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A DEsERTER.-Amongt the new recruits
for Michigan regiments that came down on
the Morning Star last night, was one who
deserted. He was missed as the Company
left, the boat, but although the boat was
searched, he was not found. During the
forenoon Captain Yigsr had another thorough
search instituted, and the fellow was discOv-
cred in the extreme bow of the boat, jammed
in almost to point Of 5ufOcation. He will
be taken back to Detroit. His comrads say
thi. L the third tims he has deserted.