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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
PETITION FOR PARTITION

George A. Grove, guardian Of George
N. Winebrenner, LouiEa M. Wine Suparior
brenneT and David II, Winebrenner, Court OF
Plaintiff Montaonerv
=. - - Ns County
Charles MAXWELL Joseph W. Maxwell, Ohio
Lena Maxwell, Mary Baldwin, and
Y; NJ Baldwin, Iesidents Of the State Petition
OF Iowa. James Taylor, George Tay- for
io !oI anu NhhIies INylori residents OF Partition.
the state Of Indiana, and CathArlne
Mlnebfenner, resident Of Montgom- No. 2058.
cry county, ohio, Defendants.
INhE aAid defendants will take notice thai n naiition
IL was hled against them the 10th day Of October
leo2, IN the Superior Court Of Montgon merry county
OHIO, BY George A. Grove, as guardian OF George Al
MlnebrSnner, Louisa n, Wnebrennes, aud David H
Wlnebrenner, his wards, anG now pending ,Eherein
said George A. Grove demands partition lof Ms said
wards OF The following real towit; Situate IN he
county Of montgomery, aud state Of Ohio and IN the
town Of hiAmlsburg, and bounded and described as
follows, via; heng in-los Nos. and 49, apreeabv "a
Samuel stooerH plat Of the town Miamisburg n the
county o. Mong0moTy and STATE Afo esaid except so
much o. lot No 10 aa has been taken OF the east aide
thereof by the Great Miami Turnpike. said lots are
known and deaignated lots Nos lOl and 100 on ne
reYised plat Of sald town t ~ " - w
Also, an out-lot the town Of MiamslarK IN said
county, containing one and oneha Aeres more or less
being the same lot conveyed BY Daniel iehhsrt IL hi
M. Vnon, by deed dated April 2, Is3O and rseoT,isJ
IN the Montgo mery county records
And that ~ the December term lB0Q Of said Court
ths said George A Grove, sAd guardian viii spply
ises. GEOa1.E A aps1vtt. N tt'n
Guardian Of George NJ, LOuiEa M, and David II.
Winehrenner. ~ -
ApAh CLAY, Attorney. ocQidtya.tt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.
HERALD RuMOR

cRcmNGTI, Oct 24--The Herald's spec
ial states that II has IL on good authority that
the Governors ofthe foyal states will assemble
at Washington early next week
First, To determine on the removal Of Nc
Clellvn and the appointment Of q new com.
mander Of the army fthe Potomac.
Second, for the removal Of Buell. from com.
msnd Of the army in Kentucky
Third, urge more vigorous prosecution oI
the war and immediate advance Of the army
OF the Potomsc.
these demands are acceded to-
tits understood that Gov Tod does not en-
dorse the scheme fully, while Gov. Morgan de.
clines attending
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the undersisued has
IN this day hled IN The Court Of comm6n Pleas
within ne county o. Montgomery and state OF Ohio,
his pehuon praying 70 30 divorced nom his Nife Bar.
hAra Wolf Ca1se-wiifni absence for more shsn ,hrss
years The said barnara Molf IA notified thai anienn
si b taken as true and decree rsDdersd aecordns,
j. u. BAssOrr. At,ousy. ssa "a issS % ssss;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
FIGHT An ISLAND NO. lO.

CARio Oct 24-PassengeIs just arrived
from Columbus nay it is reported there that
SIGHT is in progress At Island No. 10. There
is q probability that this report is true.
ins Steamer Emerald started for Vicksburg this
afternoon With, 800 prisoners 70 be exchanged.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
JOHN OVERHOLsERls EsTATR

IN this day been appointed and qualified Admins
~tVTs on the estate oi John OseFholesF deeeased
late Of MOI tgomery county, Ono
.4h ELIZABETH 0VHRHoLsER
JOHN oVERHOLsER, IT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
NOTICE

I hereby gwen that q petition will be presented to
Il the Commlssloners Of Montgomery county at their
meeting In Dayton on the first Monday Of October
1882 praying that county road be laid out and estab
hshed as follows, to-wit Beginning at the northeast
corner OF Jane Dodds tract in section 81 town range
M. RS, and at the northeast corner OF said sections
thence north along the section line to the Great Miami
turnpike. se3wtt A PETITIONER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
BUELL SUPERCEDED,

WAsHisoToS, Oct 24--Gen Buell. has
been relieved from the command Of the Uuion
srmies in Kentucky, and Gen. Rosscrans
ordered TO the position.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Jacob Blum, Plaintr. against MoseA Llndeumuth. De.
iendi.it Before John H. Stoppelman, Juslice Of he
ns 6sae' Of Dayton township, Montgomery county,
0E the sth day Of August, said Justice issued an
" order o. Auaehment IN the ABOVE action for the
aH2DW3 JAOOn aIITM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

PLEAsANr VALLEY, Oct 74.-ordess have
been issued in Burpside's command TO issue
no more clothes than the men can carry com.
fortably on forced marches 1t is reported
here that Hooker rejoins the army on Mon.
day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
Nav Firm.

TUE undersigned is prepared TO do all kinds OF up.
holstery, repairs oi furniture and re-varnisi ing
$50 all kinds OF paper hanging done at short notice
~ tne rooms Aosvo Mr., j, Abbey's Drug Store, M
lso Man street, south Of the market
febA UHAs. A. MIKlNAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

AUDiroHs oTEIcE, MosroonERY CoUnTY, ONO
.>nono,, DAYTON, september IL, IsB2.
DkOPOSALS will be received by the Undersigned
Il until o'clock a IN on Monday, October g. 1sSs'
ior furnishing one hundred and y cords OF GOOD dry
wood tor the use OF the county Wood to be delivered
At the Court House.
BY order OF the Commissioner
Is. M. AYkES, Auditor Mont. county.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25

wAsHiS0roS, Oct 25.--The following was
received at the Head Quarters Of the Army
TODAY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-25
RETSOLDsnUaG, FEANALlS Co., oH,o,
~ u a. .lnnllnrN a laaI

- or o. january " 1851.
Henry G. Spaiding, at..iI "a. .-..
No. -, Ctdaf st., ~. Y. af
Dear SIR. ....... .....
lnelosed find twenty five cents, (261 for which s,n
box OF "Cephac Pills" Send 10 addresa Of Rev WIN,
O. Filler Reynoldsburg, Franklin CO., OHIO
Your rus cork hke cAaIut-ere Headache aDposf IL,
stdnter. @~@ w. AA=4l4 EHItTkE
Truly yours,
sf.LifJ.I.T ..f.l.. WIN. o. FILLER.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

We received intelligence at eleven o.
clock yesterday that The city of Frank
fort had been evacuated by the Federal
troops, the entire force, embracing about
six thousand men, including infantry,
cavalry, and artillery, having taken up
the line OF march by way Of the Shelby
willie turnpike in the direction OF Louis
vile. The troops departed in good order
bringing away their supply trains. Cen
Crafts was in command OF the infantry
and Gen. James S. jackson in command
of the cavalry. There was no undue
excitement in frankfort before or after
the departure of the troops
The regular accommodation train left
Frankfort al the usual hour this morning
and arrived upon time with q large NUM-
Der Of passengers. The train which left
this city did not proceed beyond Bagdad
twelve miles this side Of Frankfort A
despatch from the Geographic operator
at Frankfort al n O'Clock yesterday
morning represented the rebel pickeis IN
the vicinity Of Frankfort al that hour
L0aVNe Journal 0f ILHTalQr
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eoN. morlon ,n oni,rLlIo.

The noble Governor Of Indiana visited
the Kentucky Legislature in Louisvillaon
Tuesday. The Joaynalsaya
During the morning Governor Robinson
entered the House aud introduced 10 the
representative branch Of the Legislature
Governor Norton, Of Indiana, and said
that "in sentiment, action, and effort, he
was with the Governor Of Kentucky"
The members rose to their feet 70 receive
the distinguished visitor, and every heart
was warmedat the sight of the chief Ex-
ecutiyc officer of our noble sister State,
the blood OF whose children has been
poured out like water in the defence Of
our soil from invasion. Governor Morton
deserves all the honors which a grateful
country can bestow upon HIM loyal in
sentiment, prompt in action, and sagacioua
in effort, he has won a reputation which
will go down 10 posterity with those Of
Bayard, Cricht0n, aud an others Who
have been distinguished for superior in
telligence efficiency, and public virtues.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

TREAsUREB sIMoNs BENEfir ~ This
evening is set apart for The benefit Of Mr.
sAs'L Y. SIMoSs, Treasurer Of the theatre
Mr.. S. has not been many months in our
city, yet he bias drawn around him n
large circle Of friends and acquaintances.
A bill Of unusual attraction is offered
which, apart from any merit of the bene-
ficiary, shoald insure a crowded house.
By reference 10 our advertising columns,
il will be seen that in addition to the
entire strength of the company, there are
a number of volunteers and all possess
ing talent Of no ordinary degree. The
musical element is exceedingly strong
We trust our soldiers and citizens will
turn out in their strength and make the
beneficiary's heart glad.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

FRANCE AND REC0GNITIoN.-" MalakOf'
writes from Paris TO the New York Times
as follows, A leading editor of Paris,
after a long conversation with a Cabinet
officer on American affairs, published
yesterday in his paper a strong article
against mediation or recognition, and
there laid it down as a fixed doctrine of
the French Government, that there o0pH
h no recognition Of he so,tle,n Coafs3aacy
until that CJyedaoy had guaranteed No.
abolition of s'araB
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

A NOVEL ScENE.--A member of the
Massachusetts, 18th regiment writing a
day or two after the battle of Cedar
Mountain, speaks as follows of the pro-
ceedings subsequent TO theSattle
"Day before yesterday the battle field
was under the white flag, and open to all
parties, 1t was novel sight TO see the
Yankee 'mudsills' and the secosh lying
on the grass side by side, debating the
war question Then you would see a
group of four playing euchre-two of
our soldiers against two of theirs. The
two armies, for the time being, were on
the most friendly terms. There was no
danger of disturbance, as no arms were
allowed on the field by either party"
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Aashrille alniOn,
sAruRpAY NohNINo. .Err-a. lsea
no nun rrAnrns.

Until telegraphic communication is re-
sumed between Louisville and This city,
we purpose issuing every day, at twelve
o'clock, an EXTRA, containing all the
Dispatches and War News published in
the Louisville papers, as we'll as an ac-
count Of al Military Movements in Ten
nessee that may reach us mp 10 the hour
Of going TO press.
Can be bad AZ this Office or q the
newsboys, At Eve cents each.
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rsneernlnr Lsrss Arnie..

The following lsois oulled from ihe
fields Of aucient story, may bc % s,mr
interest ~ Vie present time
The city Of Thebcs had a hundred
gates, aud could send out AZ each gate
10000 Sighting men and 200 chariois-in
al, 100000 men aud 1000 chariots.
The army Of Trerah, King Of Ethiopia,
consisted Of 100000 men and 800 char
lots Of war
Sesostris, King Of Egypt led against
his enemies G00O00 men, $4,000 cavalry
and twenty seven scythe-amed-chariots
1891 b. G.
Hamilcar went from Cartilage and
landed near Palermo. lie had a feet OF
1900 ships and 1900 small vessels. aud
q land force Of 5000 men. At the bait
tle in which he was defeated. 10000
were slain.
A Roman leet led by Rcgulus against
Carthage, consisted Of $50 vessels, with
10000 men. The Carthagenian fleet
numbered $50 vessels, with 10000 men.
AZ the battle Of Canine, there were Of
the Romans, including allies, $1,000 foot
and 5000 horse; OF the Carihagenians,
10000 foot aud 10000 horse. OF these
10000 were slain in all, and 10000 taken
prisoners; more than half slain.
Hannibal, during his campaign ia Italy
aud Spain. plundered 100 towns and de-
stroyed 300, 600 men.
Minus, the Assyrian king, about POO
years b. G., led againat the Bactraians bis
army, consisting Of i 100000 foot, 100000
horse and 10000 ohariots armed with
scyihes
Italy, a llue before Hannibars time,
was able TO send into The field nearly l,-
100000 men
Semiramis employed'2, 100000 men in
building the mighty Babylon She took
lUQOOO Indian prisoners Of the Indus,
and sunk 900 boats
Sennacherib lost in a angle night 1885,
600 men by the destroying angel--2
Kings. 10; 35-37
A short time after the taking Of Baylor,
tho forces Of Cyrus consisted of 100000
foot 10000 horse and 1900 chariots
armed with scythcs.
An army Of Cambyses, 10000 strong.
was buried up in the desert sands Of Af-
RIGA by south wind.
I'd " AAeh -ANA aN1 lllAhNA Al I uEluDHNAte,
his land and sea forces amounted to 2, =
64l,6lO, exclusive of servants eunuchs,
women, suffers, &c, in all numbering 3, .
28332O. Sosay llerodotus, Plutarch and
| lsocrates
The army Of Artaxerxes, before The
battle OF Cunaxa, amounted 10 about l. =
| 100000
Ten thousand horses and 100000 foot
fell on the fatal field Of lssus.
When Jerusalem was taken BY Titus
100000 perished in various ways
The force of Darius at Arbela number
ed more than 100000. The Persians
lost 1000 men in this battle: Alex
ander about 800 men. So says Diodo-
rous. Arian says the Persians. in this
battle, lost 100000; the Greeks, 1,2OO.
The army of Tamerlane is said to have
amounted to 100000, and that of his
antagonist Baiazet. I 100000.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06
clncInnall ma Lenls,llle.

Passengers going North are notified,
that J. In ABLE's regular line Of Stage
Coaches (two) leave this evening at o.
o'clock, for Franklin, Kentucky, making
close connections there with cars for
Louisville and Cincinnati. Accommoda-
lions for thirty passengers-get your
Tic kets early this morning Now Is the
,ime IN 90. .l,rs,,,..A f,;,;,.e nj Sewanee
House. sepG.--1t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06
HEADQoAnrrns U. s. Fopcrs,1

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 3, 1862.
Special Orders, No 1.
/. In pursuance of the instructions Of
Major General BUELL., all soldiers here
after found in this city or beyond their
camp lines without special authority from
these Headquarters, will be arrested and
sent TO the city prison.
All officers found in the city without
such authority, will be arrested aud taken
10 Major SlnFl1p A. A. A. c., District Of
the Ohio. az
No papers will in future De granted TO
officers or soldiers TO leave their oncamp-
ments, and all existing orders pertaining
to this matter are hereby annulled.
All General and staff officers, both Of
Brigades and Regiments, will be exempt
ed from the enforcement of this order.
Camp guards viii be Of sufficient
strength to prevent the soldiers from
leaving The commands to which they be-
Dong.
One Company of Cavalry and one Com
pany of Infantry will be detailed as
Patrols, who will be attentive to their
duties and promptly execute their instruc-
tions.
BY command Of Brig -Gen. Rousseau,
L, A, JONES, 4. A. A. Gen.
sepG--diw.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06
Justices Court.

joins BROWNE, iI|. ul sut hriort g.. ".
rHuhEste, % Jusli.r off r.lrs
a. ll..t, poH. j 'ur "a, olson County, Team.
Tho paHul, Jnhu Browne, Ga his action having
olulnDt au 4tlrtucnI against Che defendant. a.
81 e., end uod io Constable John Il. Cover gut re-.
tuuel d., Dim. levied On gundIy artrlos al ohattaa
belonging Co tbr tcientmt; AMI ou Inoiiou t. plain.
tl ii JWeafng o. lhn aiilsGci0n of .tid Jd.ite,
Tennessee % Ia orderrI that publication be- made Ir
four HuCce slyo weeks ln new paper Wlbishod ln tho
city uf Mash, ille called tho nj ni0u Warning tho
defendant 60 appear before said lualiDo un the llth
day Of september, 1862, ana plead, 900 wer OF demur
90 said attachment, Otherwise the cass will Do TOT
d0Wn flr Trial cN partr Goa that dly
q. M. sOUrHCATF. Up
August 5th Is62ltw pr fee, $500
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

The performances of the new steamer
lrOnsides on her trial trip at Philadelphia
were very satisfactory. With about for
ty-fve revolutions to the minute, speed
of nine miles the hour was attained,
which would be largely increased when
the machinery is worked up TO IFS full
power. .t|
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Justices Court.
N,zoF, CuAqarlo q Woers, PLAINTIFF
va

]. Q. GRTFITH, Defendant.
Tn q guit before G. M. southgats, a Justice cg tho
Peace far Davidson County, Tennessee.
The PLAINTIFF, Nixon, Chstfsld q Woods, iu dis
action having obtained au Attal huuent against tho
dci9udant .. %. Griffith, aud iaaued 90 Constable
John ~ Cover and returned 10y him, low iad ca ruu
dry articles Of furniture belonging b. ths defendant
and on motion Of plolutds, by counsel % appearing
t1 The eatsfCtQu 81 said Justce that the dfsnl s1i
81 upnre dent Of the state n Tennessee 10 o. or.
de-cd that publication be made fgr four successive
week in Newspaper pu0liahol in tie rly Of asah-
DO aud appear before said Justice o. the ch dny a
september lsea sid plead mower, rr d.muf On ri %
attachmsui otherwise chs caH-a VIA D. go town ll
trial sr Tlrig ou that dtv
Il u. g1JTHGiIU. 80
aurn7i s1st lst2 f'e pH lH Eso1
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

The rebel Government has imposed o
tax Of 50 upon every male resident Of the
Conied@Aoy, fer the support OF the FAM
lilies Of men who have gone 10 the war
under the conscript act. This is in adj
dition TO the heavy taxes already impos-
ed Cor carrying on the war
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

FLAa PREsEvTArIov.-The public will
please bear in mind, that there win be a
Flag presentation at the house Of Mr.
MoCLAY, in Edgeileld, this evening, al
3 o'clock. Il viii be received by Col
MOODY, Of Ohio. DO not fail to be pre-
aanf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

SAVE GouR MeyEy. During these war
times Il is the duty Of allto save as
much as possible; 80 PEI cehtof you're x-
penses can be saved by exchanging your
Greonhscl,s for Tennessee money as in
majority of eases s. in the best Ten
ncsscc Bank bills will 60 quite as far as
50 in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms at the In
surance Office Of W. I, MARI on College
street Opposite Sewanee House
Aug.27-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

There are some diseases so malignant
that nothing but bloodletting, cautery
and the knife are Of any avail, and such
a disease is treason
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

How strikingly appropriate are the
thrilling words Of the Marseilles Hymn
70 the present hour Well may they be
sung by every friend Of the Republic in
the South
Now, now. ihe dangerous storm is rolling
Which treachcrous kpes confederate raise
The dogs pi war, let loose, arc bowling,
And 10 our holdg and cities blaze;
Aud shall SIC bascly Fiew ihe ruin,
While laWiess fgiee, with guilty stride,
sRrends deeulation lAr nud wide,
Wth crimes aud blood = bands cmtruiuFs
70 arms iD arms fe brave Be-.
witt luxury ani prido eurrounaed,
The Vile inaaaiale despois dare,
tfneir thHfi p power end fOld unhQuud1l.
10 Inoie and yend The gili and air.
Like hulsis of burden would they load a..
Like gods wonld lheir slaves aders,
Bot man s man aud who D. inoiei
Then shall they longer lash ard gnad al
10 aunFi tonrtns ye brave, Sc
And then comes the indignant interIo-
CATION, and The stirring invocation, 70
which we trust that every loyal heart in
the Sonih will quickly respond
Shah hateful iyranis. udsch.ef, bfcedipg
With hireliHE hosts % rufi1B band.
Alright ami de- .oiain The land.
While peace and liberty De ule0duF
TO arms 20 arin8 ye brave
Tie aNenging sNurd unshesihr
March ou march on an hearts rD-ulEed
on Nicior5 OF death
The Marseilles Hymn WAS never made
for the Confederates--ihey sing their
own dirge when they rehearse rs strains
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$50 REWARnl

pANAWAY FROM THE sUBsCGlBlG, =.
n near Nashville, Tenn On the I1lh dav al 10
April 1859, Nero man named TfLMON; "a
apont 2o le5u old 3 icct on inches hi.h ~
qu,o block Wh.skcrs on when he lalt. viih5 si.uI
100 pounds. Tho said boy was Heen in MELVILLE O
tw da,s HD. and said hs was iu Nuscr-l 0ro ID he
time W 'l' late battle, eod got slightly wounded VI
the t,Ud. viii give the above Reward ~ fba a..
livery VI th0 an bon in Che jan al Nashville 80 thsi
1 eau F0t hin
luiyal-dlm ROBERT caro-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

We intend TO maintain the Federal
Union, even though il cost the life of
every rebel in the South. Between the
life of the Republic and the death Of
traitors we hesitate not n moment
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

BATTIEs,-- During the Revolutionary
war there were fought thirty.six battles,
during the war Of 1912, eighteen; during
the Mexican War, twelve; and in the
present war thus far, foFty-scycn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

The Louisville Journal Of Thursday
says that ten heavy mails were received
in that city from this place on last
Tuesday.
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some of ccn. numont's noings.

some OF Gen. Dumont's Dotngs.
Cen Dumont, who is in command &C
Lebanon, Kentucky the other day sent
out a citizen scout or spy to look after
Morgan and his band of marauders He
proceeded TO a town that he supposed TO
be in our possession, but on arriving there.
10 and behold, he found himself in The
midst of the enemy Morgan seized him.
and finding ont his name from some one
who knew him, immediately telegraphed
10 DumOnt in the name Of the Federal
Provost Marshal thus "a. b. has ar
rived safely. lie represents himself TO
be your spy. If SO | can communicate
to him important information Dumont.
thinking there might be a cat in the meal
tub, replied: II have sent out no such
spy. lie is probably a spy Of Morgans.
Send him TO me under strong guard
and | will give him the benefit Of a
drum-head court martial This salts
fed Morgan and convinced him that his
suspicious were groundless, and that the
man was moi spy. He turned him loose
and the lucky fellow lost no time in get
ting back to DumOnts camp with q full
report Of all he had seen and heard
That was the time that Morgan made
nothing by catching our SPY and using
our telegraph.
Gen. Dumont has caused Che people for
thirty milos around Lebanon 10 be nuti-
fed that he will hold every citizen as q
picket on one side or She other Those
who keep him advised Of the movements
Of the enemy shall be treated and heldas
friends, those who do not, as enemies
Woe be 10 those who 1.-Two upon a road
along which the enemy march and do
not hasten 10 the Federal lines with the
intelligence. We do not know that wa
have ever heard OF better system of
picketing. --I0d.onQpol9 JgnrnqL
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liiuu shEif iFaru one AUd ohie ela
would BIZ ~ the exranse III fNH
No grafeD images mly hr
WorhiWei, Fafe ~ thn ruurufy
swear not all since i0r thy cure
Thine enemy b none nia wuTse
So church o. SUNDAY 10 attend
wiIl serve o. keep ihc w0rd thf Iiieui.
Honor thy parents that B. an
From whom advancement MAY belil
Thou shalt not kiu bat uctdt' not sifivr
uincl0usly 10 keep alive
idulicry 81 q not 90
tir aafs (for wumaul ~ clInmii
Thou ehalt not steal au empty lent.
When 'fis W lucrative torhrat
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