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S. T.-1860-X.

Another ingredient of remarkable and won
dsrful virtue used in the preparation Of these
Bitters, is native of Brazil, and as yet un-
known to the commerce Of the world. A
Spanish writer says:
administered with st. Croix
Rum, never fails to relieYe nervous tremor,
wakefulness, disturbed sleep, &c, and that
it is used with great efTect by the Brazilians,
Spanish and Peruvian ladies to heighten their
color and beauty. 1t imparts eheerfuness to
the disposition, vigOr to the appetite, and
brillisney to the complexion"
We Withhold its name from the public for
the present. .-.-.
To the above are added the Glove Buds,
Orange, Carraway, Coriandsr, Snake Root,
&C., all preserved in perfectly pure
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Rebel driven out Of Eastern Ky
Destructive Fire in Chicago
SnnTHERNNEWs.

CAIRO, Nov. 70.
A letter from Corinth says John Porter
of the 21st Ohio, and Williams of the 33d
Ohio, have arrived in that place from At
lanta, Georgia They belonged to party
of "A men sent out by General Mitchell
last summer and were captured by the
rebels. They make the following state
ment:
Captain Andrews, Geo. D. Wilson, Ma
rion Ross, P. D. Shaddock, VIM. Campbell,
Of the I'd Ohio, Jno. NJ. Scott, of the 2lst
Ohio, Samuel SlaYers, of the 33d Ohio, were
tried at Knoxville and hung at Atlanta,
June 18th. The others remained in con-
fnement until % days since, when they
broke jail. As they scattered as soon as
they got out of confinement it is impos-
sible to tell what became of them.
The following is from the Greneda Ap-
peal;
0-- CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 13.
Forests cavalry had skirmish with the
Federals on the Franklin road on Tues
day, killed 20 and wounded so or 60. The
Federals being reinforced Forest with
drew.
Kirby Smith is sick at Chattanooga.
This Savannah Republican of the 18th
says that Sunday last the Federals attempt
ed to landat St. Mary, Georgia but were re-
pulsed. The gunboats then shelled and
completely destroyed the town.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
Owing to the storm, the telegraph wires
do not work very well to-day, and conse-
quently We have received no items from
any quarter - HE
The steamer Eagle brings Havana dates
of the 18th.
The Diaro Marina, secession paper Of
Havana, denies that the steamer Blanche
or Spanish war steamer brought slaves,
as alleged, but the facts show that the
statement was correct. .--.... ....r-.-
The Spanish steamer Cuba de Oceana,
from New Orleans on the 18th, reports the
weather in Havana cool, and sickness dis
appearing. No rebel blockade runners had
arrived since the 18th. .-..
The steamer America, from Nicaragua,
with 572 California passengers, sailed from
Havana on the 18th for New York.
General cClellan visited General Scott
to-day, and will be serenaded this even
ing. He is accompanied by Mrs. Mcclellan
and child and his personal staff. Reverdy
Johnson, Senator McDougal, Judge Mel
son and Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas paid
their respects to General Me- Clellan to-day.
General Mcclellan declines any public
reception in this city.
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CAIRO, Nov. 20.
Passengers from Holly Springs report
the army at stand still. Hospitals are be-
ing prepared and large quantities ofgrain
are being collected. A depot for contra
bands has been established at Grand
junction.
An expedition left Trenton and Hum
boldt yesterday for points on the Tennes-
see river where it was reported rebel
force Of seven hundred were crossing. It
was thought the whole Of them would be
captured.
The Marine Hospital at Padueah was
burned on Monday night All the patients
escaped most fortunately. Several blocks
Of buildings, worth hundred thousand
dollars were destroyed. Great consterna-
ton prevailed owing to the impression
this was rebel attack. Double piekets
were placed around the town.
A ire in Memphis on Saturday night
destroyed three manufacturing establish
ments and six dwellings. Loss heavy
The FIRE is supposed to be the work Of an
ineepdiary. t
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NRW YORK 1IARKET.-Nov. 90.


AsHes-AIarket quiet and steady. Small sales at
$50 for pots and 9, 90 for pearls.
FlOur-Market dull and heavy and i've cents lover
Saies 700 bbls at s555757O superfne state; s5s5
66O5 extra state; $500 10 superfne WESTERN . ~
76 Is common 10 medium extra western; s6,lOg6,io
common to good shipping brands extra round hoop
ed Ohio; 81, ,55dS,3 trade brands.
Caundn FIOur-Market dull and cents lower
Sales 300 bbls at S59Oa6,l0 for common, and SOL
@S 25 for good to choice extra
Rye FIOur-Market steady with sales at s4r5O
SSoTn lIeaI-AIarket in fair request Sales go bbls
Jersey at g, IS, Brandywine S4,25.
VYiisky-Market without decided change. Sales
at sc and small parcels at 81 &c.
Whent-Market dull aad irregular and one to two
ssieI u 10 900 bush Chicago spring at ll6a
"a sI bush Milwaukee club at 5Ol, %; lU,UOO bush
s1ber Iowa at sI 30etl 20; IL $50 bush winter red
western at sl,s5l, 40 5000 bush amber Michigan
siR@l ~; 1000 bush extra choice amber Iowa at
TSye-Marhet quiet at soc for western and sc@eSc
RnTTiey-darket steady with sales Of 10000 bush
Canada East and state at 81 ,409l 50.
I;orn-MaTket less active and scarcely SO firm.
ssie. sI.SS bush at 76c for shipping mixed
WESTERN 6S96sc oreastern; 5s962c for damaged and
OaTs-AIarket in moderate request at 6596sc for
S'ofIee1Aii kinds quiet but firm Sales 100 bags
Costa Rica At 3l55c, and 800 packets Java at SIC.
SuEar-Raw a little firmer Sales 400 hhds New
ToIasses1 very firm with fair demand
sales loo bbls New orleans at 4Oci As hhds Barbados
a.
Hops-Market in fair demand at l6l72ic for new.
POrk-Market more active and shade hrmer.
Ssles $50 bbs al 3, for mess; Sll 50 for
prime; Sl1,U0@sl6IU0 western and city old and new
prime mess.
Beef-Market very quiet. Sales l5O bbls at g, ,5O9
700 for cOuntry prime; tS0Gl0,75 for country mess:
S2Oa0l3, IS packed mess; al350gl4OO extra mess.
Prime Mess Beef-Market IN lair demand and
very firm.
Cut Ments-MarkeE dull and prices entirely
Bacon sides-s1arket active and very firm.
Sales IS boxes at &C for city short clear mddles,
and SC for Cumberland cut middles.
Dressed HOEs-Market firm. Sales at G@g656c
Lard-Market duh and heavy Sales Of so bbls
at gk01l0c.
BlEIer-selIing at l692Oc for Ohio and 22G2ic for
Cheese-Market firm and in fair request at 9sl2c.
n Y. MONEY Y1IARKET-NOvember 20.
lBY TELEeBAPH.l
MOney-Markot quite firm at 697p per cent for call
loans.
Sterling Exchange-Marketd dull at l499I43 for
merchants and l440l445x for bankers bills.
GOld-MRrket shade firmer, opening at 3054el305s
and closing steady at 3O55.
Government StOclZs-Market without decided
change. United States SIS Of 1851 l03z 79 Treasury
Notes l0i56.
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A SNGULAR MS.-Ar. Queensly, the
Cambridge saBanf, a great admirer Of the
Greek poets, has given orders in his viii, that
after his death his body shall be disseoted
and his skin be taken of and tanned in such
q manner as to convert it into parchment, on
which the Illiad Of Homer will then be copi-
ed, the singular Ms. to be then deposited in
the British Museum.-ErehaRge
We shall expect to hear Of the wise mans
example being initiated BY other classes of
people. Fer Instance: A sea captain d.
reefs in his viii that his skull be converted in
to mariners compass, his eyes intO-no,
they viii be " dead eyes" slready,-his thigh
bones into marline-spikes, and his skin into
afying jib, all 70 be deposited in Barnum's
Museum.
An Editor directs that after death his skin
be tanned (hs is lucky if his skin ism t tanned
q number Oftimes before he dies) and an i'm
preston ef his paper taken upon it. ItcOuld
be furnished to clubs at reduced rates. Sub
scribe, and 50 early.
AIaHyef gives orders in his viii that one
Of his toe nails be removed, finely polished,
and copy Of his last brief neatly engraved
On It, in fae hand, Brief let me be.''
Stage drivers might have their hides
worked up into vhip-lashes, to be presented
rs fond memorials Of the departed to their
brother " whips" Niger minstrsls might
soutnbute their ribs 70 gbroadsr Bones" for
SastanOttss, &c., &c.
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WAR CLAIMS.

{ Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money snd back pay Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on furlough. All claims
growing out Of this or previous wars, against the
Pay, Comnslssary, or other Departments Of the
Army, Nav or Government, promptly collected.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send Us your name and stamp, and we will send
q copy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
for 25 cents.
Apply to US in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C.
complished what We undertake.
@. G. BRUCE,
omce-Lyman's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland sePtlo;RSf
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NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
A special Washington dispatch to the
Philadelphia Enquirer, dated Nov. 18th,
says the latest intelligence from the rebel
army says they have been marching into
Richmond for several days and that none
remain behind except Jackson and Stuart,
with part Of Hills corps, who are between
Culpepper and Warrenton and who viii,
no doubt, try to harrass our advance on to
Richmond. The rebels will not give battle
this side of their works around Richmond.
They have had near 100,0 recruits in
Richmond the last month, and the hurry
ing into the fortifcations Of their army
has doubtless struck terror 10 their souls.
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The tonic properties of St. CrOix Rum, and
its powerful invigOrating effect, have been
long known to the physicians Of the world.
Bilious, Intermittent and Chill Fsvers, en-
gendered by the change Of water and diff Of
travellers, particularly upon western rivers,
are prevented and cured BY the Plantation
Bitters. They are also reliable to prevent
sea sickness.
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LIGHT-HOUsEs ON THE LAKEs.-AmoDg
the operations of the Lighthouse Board for
the year 1852 are the following:
"The Fort Gratiot lighthouse has been
renovated throughout. This is an important
light, and the Improvements are on a cores
ponding scale, the repairs being Of a most
thorough description, amounting to almost a
campIete rebuild. The light, formerly Of
the fourth order, has been changed to one of
the third, visible twenty miles.
A new lighthouse has been built on Rasp-
berry Island, one of the Apostle group, for
the benefit Of vessels going into Bayfield,.
Important repairs have been made to the
lighthouses at Milwaukee, Buffalo, FairpOrt,
below Cleveland, Charlotte, near Rochester,
and Green Island light, Lake Erie The
Saginaw Bay light is being oTerhauled, and
repairs are being made similar to those Of
Fort Gratiot. A more powerful light is to
be substituted for that now in use.
An improved fsg- signal, Ericsson's inven-
ton, is about being located on Pilot Island,
at the entrance Of Green Bay. This is an
important invention, and well worthy the at
tention of the seieptife and curious. 1t con-
sists Of a trumpet worked by q calorie engine
and emits blast every few seconds that can
be heard at q distance Of ten miles.
IL was AuNHuANA ~ nave ENf ~ ~
ton this fall, but it was not completed in
time. The only fog signals now in use on
the Western lakes are at Buffalo, Monitor
Islands, Thunder Bay and Grand Haven
The three former are bells, propelled by
clock work. The latter is worked BY small
oaloric engine.
A breakwster has been constructed at
Windmill Point, and the house has been re-
paired.
Anice-breaker has been constructed at st.
Clair Flats, the pier enclosed with fence,
and Wateh-room built on the beacon to en-
able the keeper to remain at his post through
out the night.
stone lighthouse has been built at Ce-
der Point, Sandusky Bay, and the light
house at Marblehead is to be repaired imme-
diately.
Preparations have been made to build g
new lighthouse at the entrance Of Racine
harbor. The timber is already on the spot
The work has all been performed under the
direction Of Colonel J. D. Graham, Light
house Engineer Of the above named Districts
Colonel Graham is also Superintendent o.
Lake Surveys and Of Lake Harbor Works
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HOSPITAL sTEWARD.-Mr. E. 7. Steven
son, formerly employed in the C. & E. Ma
chine Shop in this city, enlisted some two
months ago in a Pennsylvania Regiment and
was appointed Assistant Hospital Steward at
Camp Curtin, Harrisburgh. We learn that his
attentions and care to the patients have been
appreciated and that be has since been pro-
NOTED to the position of General Hospital
Steward. There are from two to three hun
dred sick and wounded soldiers under his
care all the time. The promotion is well de-
served.
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the last twelve hours
UP-Fropellsrs Badger State, Wenona; barks Colo
rado, Oneonta; brig 5. +. Galei schooners n. P.
DowN-Propsller Detroit.-IDetroit Tribune, 18th.
A HEAVY SEASONS BUSINESS our request, Cap
tain Geo &c Tyler Of the schooner Dan Tndall, has
handed Us the following figures, showing the busi-
Dess oi his vessel Tor the past sensOn The Tindall
has made twenty 1.-TWO trips between this port and
Buhalo, and has carried 1923 bushels Of wheat,
$3.50 bushels Of corn, and l3 800 stayes The freight
on the same amounted TO S22,OJO. We question
whether another vessel engaged in the Lake Erie
trade can show as good record for the past
the Il7dau. She has been taken to Detroit to be
thoroughly overhauled, receive new arches, and be
put in trim for seasons business when Captain
lyles contemplates bringing her 10 this port for
winter quarters.- Toledo Blade.
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NASHVILLE, NOV. ~.
The returned Tennesseans were serenad-
ed at theSt Cloud Hotel by large crowd.
Brief but stirring speeches were made by
Brownlow and Maynard, who declared
that the people would maintain this Gov
ernment at all hazards, and that the rebels
must submit unconditionally. There will
he a grand rally tomorrow night to hear
Brownlow. River rising slowly but still
very low. @
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cessionists of Virginia.


TEE 20TH Battery some mis-
take, q report Of the recent target practice Of
the 2Oth Ohio Battery, Captain smithnight,
which was prepared for US, never reached US.
The shooting took place on Gates farm in
Brooklyn, about two miles from camp. For
ty shots were fred, twenty-eight Of them hit
ting the target, which was four feet square,
at distance Of three-quarters Of mile. A
piece Of white paper one foot square, in the
center Of the target, was hit twice. Quarter
master General Wright, who witnessed the
firing, said it was never equalled, to his
knowledge, in the United States. Had a
battery been where the target was, it would
have been quickly silenced. The 10th Bat
tsry consists Of six guns, four of them rifed
Rodmans and two Napoleons. The best
shooting was done with the Rodmans.-
TWelTe-pound balls were fred. The last gun
Of the first round knocked the target over.
The practice with she'll wasvery satisfactory.
The Battery expect to receive their horses
the first part of next week. Captain Smith
night and his officers are worthy to command,
and better men were never got together than
are found IN the Goth Battery. We predict
that it viii prove one of the most efficient
batteries in the service.
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PIANOS, MELoDEONs, &c.-A large stock
Of the celebrated Knabe Pianos just received.
Also, good secondhand Pianos and Melode-
ons for sale low. Violins, Guitars, Flutes,
Adcordeons, and the best Violin and Guitar
strings in the city, at the lowest prices, at
No. Euclid street.
nov2O:4I5 GEo. A. BARLOW, Agent.
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TIE READHGs.-Murdock had good
house last evening, although not so good as
on Tuesday evening, owing to the inelemen-
ey Of the weather. HereadsOme scenes from
Henry VIII, and number of gems from va
rious favOrite poets. The audience was
greatly delighted with the entertainment.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

DAN FRANCISCO NOV. II.
Arrived-Etolean, fifty ton schooner
from Mszatlan, bringing S128OO0 in
treasure. Sailed, ship Windward for New
York. Trade moderate.
Telegraphic news from Oregon mentions
the hanging Of four highway robbers by
the Vigilance Committee at Florence City
and Lewiston, Washington Territory. 1t
is believed an organized band of high
waymen infest that mining region. ~
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THE C. P. & Ashtabula Railroad Com
pany are making great improvements in their
Depot at this village. The passenger house
has been moved several feet back and enlarg-
ed by the erection Of an addition, making it
nearly double its former size. The platforms
have been raised and Widened, and a new
freight house built several rods north Of the
old one, and a new track is being laid. The
old freight building viii be removed and join
ed to the new, making the accommodations
much more comOdious than heretofore. The
improvements will cOnduce much to the com
fort and convenience of the travelling public,
as well as to freight shippers, and are very
creditable to all concerned.
No railroad in the United States is better
or more ably managed than this. Mr.. Stone,
the President, is a shrewd business man, and
has no superior among the managers Of the
great Railroads Of the country. Mr.. Not
tingham, Superintendent of this road, is an
efficient, capable Officer, and is very popular
with all who have business to transact with
him. PainssDille Telegraph.
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NEW ADVRRTIsR1TENFs.

John Ellsler-Aoademy Of Muzio.
Brainard'a Hall-RiTer's MelOdian Troupe
G. Railroad-Tims Card.
I. P. shsrWOOd-GrludO Opening Of Dry Goods.
Taylor, GrisEold co-Wrappers and Drawers
Rev. Edward A Williams Consumptives.
Z Capt. B. D. Mussy-RecFuits wanted.
Baksr-Papers Local Notice.
Now England HOtel-oOok wanted-Iocal Notice.
Metropolitan Market-LOcal Notice.
Franklin HOuse-Locss Notice.
Fuller-Furs-LOcal Notice.
Wilson Widdicombs-P -Papen-Loeal Notice.
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House Furnishing.
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIoLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment of ". P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found amost complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Croekery, and Glass
Ware, ofeyery description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerstors
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream FreeEsrs, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, knife Bsskets and
Trays, and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
IL executed by experienced workmen.
~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, serofulA, Neurslgis and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver snd Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had fsiied. See sd
yertisement in another column. once No. lls,
ganecR street.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.
The publishers of the Chicago daily pa
pers held a meeting last night to consider
the great increase in white paper and other
items Of the enhanced costs of publica-
ton, and resolved an advance price on
dailies and tri-weeklies twenty-five per
cent. and weeklies fifty per cent.
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Sweep and Tread Horse Power Threshsrs and sspa-
ra6ors, manufactured and for sale by
BALDWIN,, DEWITT 4 %.
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A GARD 40 THE LADIES.-DR.

A OAhU HI The LAUlEO.-DA.
IA DUPOHCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FoR FEMALES.
InfAllible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
ell Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as q Preventative.
Infallible in Removing stoppages and lrregularity
Of the Mense8. These Pills are nothing new, but
have been used by the doctors for many years, both
every case and II Is urged by many thousand ladies
Who have used them to make the Pills public for the
aleTiation Of those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever well as to prevent an increase Of family
where health viii not permit It Females peculiarly
situated or those supposng themselves So are eau
toned against using these Pills while in that condi-
ton as the proprietor responsibility after
the above admonition, although their mldness would
prevent any mischief to health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions &C.
COMPANY each box. Price 81 psr box.
BROTHERS CWholesale Druggists, 10 Superior ST.;
STRONG ARMSTRONG, ls9 Superior-St.i 7. W.
SAOKRIDER, 2Z3 superior-St.; G. VI. CLARK, IlQ
superior-St., and CHURCHILL b BRO., corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADTFS I-By sending 81 to either Of the above
aRepts through the Cleveland Post once, have
the Pills sent 70 any part Of the country city con1
deltiAIly) and s. free Of postage" By return mat.
N. B. Look out for counterieits. Buy no Golden
Pills any kind unless every box assigned 81 Howe
All otherE base imposition and unsafe Therefore,
you value your lives and health, Ito say nothing Oi
being humbuged out Of your money! buy only those
who show the signature OF s. ID. Howe on every box,
which has recently been added account OF the Pills
being counterfsited The ingredients posing the
above Pills made kEogn 70 every agent; and they
V tell you they are n1fl and VIII perform ali claimed
toT them s. D. HOWE Sole PEoprigtoFi
uar1.EH EsW York
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NoTicR.-All persons owing me on book
account are hereby notified to withhold pay
ment Of same unless presented by me in
person, THoMAs ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland, Nov. q, 1869. nv2l-2t
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CHAMBERs' "BooK OF DAYs."-W. D.
Baker, opposite the POstOfice, has ready for
distribution No. Of the Book Of Days, pub
lished by LippincOtt. This is one of the
most entertaining as well as useful publica-
tions of the day, giving, as it does, all the
ancient traditions, customs, festivals, &C.,
according to their chronology.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

g. LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20.
Colonel S. dis, Jr., under date Of Nov.
10th, writes Adjutsnt General Finnel that
he has routed the rebels out Of Eastern
Kentucky, capturing so prisoners, and
large lot of tents, guns, wagons and mules,
near Picton. Tie main body Of the rebels
escaped through Pound Gan.