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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-06

MASTEK'S SAL E.-PURSU-
lvt ANT to the command offs decTotal ordsr Of
sac from the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuYahoGa
County, at the suit Of The cleveland and Hahoning
Railroad Company against Isaac l.. Hewitt
and others, to directed, shall expose for sale Al
public auction, at the door Of the Court House. N
the OltV Of Cleveland ths thirt 7rst day Ct jan
uary 1852 at three O'Clock P nj tho following DE-
scribed parcels Of land situate in the City OF Oevs
land, county Of OuyahOge, and ststs OF Ohio, ano
known By being part Of HeWitts Bubdiyialon 81 the
called Merwn property in said City OF OloYeiano
70 witt
Parcel No. /. Lot No. fifteen Of said subdtVialon-
Appraised st S23s6.
Parcel No. Lot No. sixteen Of said pubdlFn'
ion. Appraised at Sls3S.
Parcel No. Lot 30. seventeen Of said subdiVi7
ion Appraised ct Si933.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of said subdiYh
ion. Appraised at Si9-3.
Parcel No. 5. The westerly part OF lot No. niue
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northerly, nth
erly aud westerly By this lot lines and easteTly by
the centre limo of brick wall nearly parallel will
Merwfn street and about fOrty-seven feet dis tenf
southeasterly therefrOm. Appraised At $3.50.
Parcel No. 6. The eaBterly psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision bounded nOrtherly, easter
ly and sOuthery by the lot lines, and westerly b}
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel viii
MerWin street and about forty seven feet distant
southeastsrlF therefrOm. Appraised st ts55
HENBY G.. ABBEY,
Master COMMIT
REEEEY, BAOEUs NOBLE, Attorneys
dee1 Isgl.aTT
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TaE THEA1ER.-A good bill is offered at
the Academy Of Music tonight. Let the
house be Rlled.
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WASrEp. "a yeung man is aesirous Of
obtaining boarding in seme private family,
within ave minutes walk Of the Weddell
House, during tho winter. Any family
who can accommodate a young man viii
please lei me know by mail. Address B.
A. o., Leader office.
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8paFaiag.

DOARDING H0USE--TH H E
n HOUSE, No. a Public Square snd y the
stone Odurohsgie Of the plsassl lest locations 10
fhe cltr-h1g been chorougnlT rcretfe1i end ie hye
b,sn f1r EokrderE. Eaufnes wishing 70 furnish
ffeir own FooElE can be accommodated with large
End cnurcniert rooms and bsd-roon1; and Single
goardsra and Day Boarderg yin dnd good acoommo.
d7tionson reasonable terlaE, Aeierenceg given ane
FIq1irit, UsiE11 n.W. BpE&LgE
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B. B. BeaEis, Master JommA
FIh5 Atty. deczl:s71
EAhTbhe SALN-PuRsUANT 10

MAhTHk 8 SALE-RuRgUAET 10
lVk the command of q plurias dGcretal order q
sale from the Court Of Common Pl. as, Of Ouyahoga
county, bio, At the sui Of samuel " Brooks ard
HdWin " Brooks, against HorailQ y Cats. O3lis
N, Gates. augusta IA. Miftl=berger, Edmund G 4
Mittlebergar, William MiitlsberEer, Coamercla
Mutual ius1ranCe Co, Thomas n. Howe, llll Al
a. &C Eed and Others 20 ne directed shall exp pose
for pubiic sale, pubic auctoh At the door of The
Uourt House, In the CitF CieFe and, the ed day
Of January, ls6i &c two O'Clock p. H., OF sad day,
tho following described pieCes pare D cf land -
lit. situate in the township Of Brooklyn, being
in the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State o
ohio, and which Is also IN the county Of Cuyah0gs
and Is known BY parcel OF land wet size Of Cuy
ahOga River, Ia City Of CleVea and and ID bOun-
ded 'OlioWB: sa5GeTig By CuyahOga River; uOrfh-
erly by la heretofore conveyed o judah Colt b
and souihefiy by land formerly owned lT Alfred
Williams, and being ninety nine feet wide Cuyh-
h0s RiTer, and extending 81 righE lies With hiF-
street snd said EiYer River Stress about one
hundred and forty fees, beng the same land convey
"a 70 said Edmund G. p. Miltlebergur, bT the Ohio
Life Insurance and trust Company, by de- record
"a IN Cuyahoga JOunty Records, vol. AZ ragag fl 3
IS And also, aaother parcel Of land on said biTgr.
next s3utheriy Of above, and bounde1 norlherlT b.
said parcel Of land above dagc sedi easterly by Guy
ahOga Biyer: e8ierly b. said liver Sire {, and
southerly by line parallel with the nOrtherly line
and twenty cne fest distant therefrOm extending
rom said River 70 aa River aTeot, being part o.
the fred Williams lot so called, making IN al one
hundred aud t~entY icet frcut on said River ano
the Elevator Building, machinery and nKiulas on
said premises be the more or laas, but subject
70 ali legal highways. Appratsed q 90.
Adams 4 Garfield, Mastsr UommAr.
4
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S. mARSHALI9 SALN-BY

u virtue Of two writs Of vsndition 8 expolag.
issI,S iI9 % IN tne ~ SeqTt 9i tae Oatd 2, s
thereof ct tbs suit Of Henri q. Bowen ct al, 20
cause NO. 40 and the other et the sait OF Hugh
AuchnolOsB Jun. and John Auchincl0s8, IN cause
No. 428, IN said Court, aud both against Robert B
Dennis shsl offer for sale at public suction atthe
land between the honrs Of ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, and four O'Clock In the stteInoOa, on Friday
t'e slst day Of JsLu,ry 1862, the following proper
situs' in the CITY Of Cleveland. and ia thst pa
tbersof which was fJrm-rly known as the City Of
Ohio, to wii the northeast part of su0-lot No ls,
teing 4s feat front on what was formerly called
Turnpike Street but which Is now knowa IS Pearl
Street, the sans bsing 50 feet deep
Also the following described parcels Of lind stu
ate as above, and beiog part o! tho Buffalo Com
pany'1 purchase, SO called, 20 wit;
n. /" % ht3, 5o6 Si9, $50 55l b 552 in block K.
'' :. 800, 377. 39i $50 and 375 in block p
sac s5S 50, sll and $50 IN block H.
95 % lO7. y9 "A and ITO in block e.
- 429, 430, 423, 42t and s2j in block 3.
769, 40 and 79l In olocE HI.
&c Gain block o.
10 II, ~ and % in tlcCk WV.
293 Bnd z9i "a block m.
2Oi iB block IL.
546 In block ".
!, 2and 8 IN sub lot 7is In block CO.
593 lsss Is feet on the south end.
694 less 20 feet on the nor b end.
6l1 less 10 iest on the ne rth end, and
6l2 less 10 feet on the north end in block AA.
6SI less 25 teet OF the n7rth end.
6Ss lees 25 feet Cn me north end
$50 less % feet OF tbs north end, and
SIG lees 25 feet on ths north end in block BIB.
/ 65I less 10 feet on the north end.
/ 6s4 less 25leet on tho nos ia end.
rs less Is teet oil the north end, and
65S less 10 feet on the north end in block co.
6s6 ess 20 feet OF the orth end In block BIB and
| q, 30 and SO and 40 on the Island, called,
/ Cash EARL BILL,
| u. 8. Marshal.
| By W. NJ. Patterson, Beputy.
| Paine Wadet Att'ys for Plh's As'ignees.
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ID. W. GAGE,
Adams 4 Garfield. Mater comm r.
lfrfa- hfatrr Ua~ n 1aefsa-r
GHERTFg SALE-IN OBEDT-

~ - Eli III DA HM.-LN ODGUL-
enoe to the command Of an order OF sale Of prop
cry attached, aiier llnsl Judgment issued rom the
Court Of Common Pleas Of UuyahOga County ana
state Of Ohio, and to me direcied, In the case of
Marvin Kent, plaintiff against Ihoma9 DeHham de-
fendant shall expose sale at public auction az
the door Of the court House Of said county, tho
twentieth day Of January, A. D., l5d2 between tho
nours Of ard four o'clock p n. OF said day, tho
folfCwing described lands and teuem nts, 90 vit;-
Known BY being partof two acne lot No. one hum
dred and fty-tyo l52 IN Cleveland city and O. eaul
ded as follows; beginning ae point the sout1erlg
iue OF BolIVer 81, eighty Two eet aud % lucfg from
the teTsectiou Of the VS. line o. said los No lf1
With the southeEly line Of Ioiver street, thence run
ning easierly aloEE tee southeriy line q Bolivar
stu eet, tweutyiOur ct 81 inches 70 point thence
southerly along line parallel with the east line o.
said lot No. li2, one hundred AID eishty be- 10 %
aicy eighteen feet wide thence westerly along he
nOrth ids Of said alley twenty four ieat 9l i1chea
70 point thence northeiiy along q I1e parallel
with the west linz Of said lot No. ljz ore hnndIe
and eighty feet 10 ihs place 0f be- inning being TIE
east at Of part Of said lot l52 dcelcd y John y.
uaIey and George Willoy 20 Ira Hansen jay -
1853
Appraised at thirty.three HUNDRED and ssveatT-
i've doliars IAMES a. Ora ", Shg1id,
bT HENRT n. JOHEsoHt Deputy.
PANE WADE Plaintiff Aitys.
Is IN
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aRFdittues.

THESE JUSTLY 6 CELEBRATED
PILLS are 3 sure cure Tor
+ Sick Headachet
DFBpsp5is,
Foul 6tomsch,
Qrnerai and EervOu5 DebnltF,
Biiiious and Liver Oomplaiuta,
Cc1tiYoueg8, Scroful Gus Hus
mofa, loFor8, an, &c.
md are ssss and reliable Family Medicine. More
oF them used than any other kind.
5W-Bee Circular. For sale o. i. u. Gaylord, 2.
" Palmer, Benton BrothRr5, and strong 4 Arm
stronF Cleveland Ohio, and b all Druggists IN the
couutry. Also s. Wht laaala at Iei Ontario street.
0IeTelaud Ohio, bY g. g. HQBRE9,
GensrSl kSsnt f5r Ohio, AIiohiFsn and Indiana.
6;B1sdhF
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Aathiuists.
III MAS BANNING
= Ia cRlNIsr : EYaLNEER

N JHIWIDI q II UIWEEH.
And Manufacturer Of
sTHAM ENGINES B MACHINERY or EVERY
Description. AlHO-Jack Screws, Bolts for Bridg-
e. and other uses, Iron Grating and BLACKSMITH
lug Generally. sHOr-Hes. H0Witt's Block,
West st.. Cleveland, U,
m -Jobbing and Repairing promptly attended 70.
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N ) sSsgsI siSS

0Es HundFed DoilaEs fYemisnIH
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
On BPHlnAIolzHORA,
q L ET, &C., AID IAPOTHEoY
CUBED,
Afbsf 81 othsr Treatment Failsii
DR.. A. GIBSON.
EormsFiy Of Rev York City, win pay One Hun.
dred dollars for the proof thet be ever h1 % 5uEe
sum for the proof that sny other Physicianf4 a
lbe United s'otss treats the same e1sasas With
Sftsr many years Of iAborious study and sxpsri.
Bnos, Dr. GIBSON Il happy IN being able 70 an
Rouncs % the unfortunesss that he has parfscis8
ITEtsm Of treatment Tor the
SPEEDY. AND PERHAHEET OUB1
y ths above And other
PRIVATE DISEASES
DEBILITY Oh NEBVOUs PRosTB4TIoE.
q whom hsd expended 6undreds Of dollars with
Esaty led rnyBCiens, Who proag5 70 treat a pfiTlte
malsdiea with success, and without resolving the
Dr. eI BsOE does rot boast that he IL = member Of
zone College IA London or Pariss as pereera acme
others DO f the Durposs Of snsnaring the inneceat
sliEsd. But what Dr. GIBSON might boast Of it
lhiai that he Is able 70 give entire satEieeto1 %
thOd5 who rspOa8 confidence IN bis ability and into
Iity, and that hs has perfected American syltsa
of trsstmsnt which challenges any gsician Of Lon
radical ours Ct seminal weakness, and an d.1sases
66ranEeuasntss both nientai and PhTEieali arising
rom teNuat 46lft5 hgul1s
Lr. gibson aiEo claims i6F hi1 treatment ths
following advantages over al others yet discovered
and nrst the agents ugsd IN respect disagree
able ho uses no raiicB 0F the dark ages, such a.
MaEUdrT, nor any other delstertOus drug: S0condlg
no zsstriotiOnB "a dist or business 6 ursd Third
" his treatment d positive and certain In al cares
lie stands prepared 10 20 into any ppbo or private
hospital IN the United States and denonstrafs she
nElen55 superiority q his new treatment over Hlg
| othsr row known % TO EoFl5 in poing q Fronpt
ness perealoncys nldaa15s ssi5tg s11 oonsen.onn>
L % ths patient.
| Or. GIBSON O. p0rmhnsntI7 located IN Cleveland,
and hEs daring tbs ReEt two yss1s performed many
cures Of diseases which had for Yearl resisted al
other ucdas o. treatment. Rearencs Be given %
indiViiua5 oi th9 first resDscssbi1ty n Olsyaenes
| Boston, HeH YORK, and other cities n regard 60
eEiu and intsgrity n al professional
DyfreP5fa, Hkuenatisnn, Ecroiula and al chronic
Gisoasal treated With superior success.
so Medicine t9nE & any part o. t1a 0oJasry On
reooipt Of ten dollars.
DE- GlBeG5rs BSu W0Tk cn FhTEioloEy Eoz ssls
/ at ais c,51a-
De. GIBSON,
FTofssScT Of EleetroPEthy a'la HsSissss,
~ Odios no. III Ontario stTost, up stzirui fsG
| eosTE from ta0 Public square .
CHce hours fr0m 70 u aud lrcm 20 e'eiook
| Faiiy. tSundsYH a1osBtad-1 tue
| GANBORD'S HAIR DRESSING
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MASTER S SALE-PUBsUAEFTO 10
lyl the c0mmand Of a pluriea dscret1l order oi
81 rem the Court Of Common Pi.ss Of Cugahcae
era, agsiast Levi Thomas aud cthsrs, t. oirecl-
ed shall expose 70 sale at public eviction, At tno
said county. ths 271 day Of Januerg, ls2 lt two
O'clock p H., the fGl Wing a scribed PREMISES, fc
wit. situate n East Cleveland, Cur ahoEa county,
ohio, and bounded, beginning in tne Plank h1gds
ard seuth s9l32 west chains "a linEs Hun the
vest corn-r Il Chittsudsn ieWis lard; thence south
5O}9 chains and 20 links 70 said Lewis Wsst nes
th-eos ecu chains sud g liuksi t1enoa ~.
vest cha rs and 76linzs: thence nost1 80 osst
Is links; thence north s0549 west chains G. the
Plank hoa1; thence norLh So east chaus ard %
liuks to The place Of beginning oniafrlns threa
ana ore half sCles Of Land. 4ruraiFed e $50.
GEO. Il. WTHAN
B. 3. EeaTiE, Master l0mmA
rpn5 Att'V doc7l.s71
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M ASTER'S SAL EPURSU-

M ASTER'S SAL E-PURSU-
w ANT TO the command OF q decretaI order Of
Iale from the Court Of Common Ploag of 0uyahoEa
county, Ohio e the suit Of Christine Hars arsns
Frederick Arnold and Catherine Arnold Il ne direc-
ed shan expose to saie at public auction at &c
door Of the Court House, in the City Of UleTeand.
in ssid comfy on the 22d day Of January 1852 az
O'Clock P. M the 4 loFing descIihed premises, 10
wit sitGats IN the City Of Cleveland, "a the State
hoga, and is known b. being lot No. thrty-eRht in
John d. Woolsey subdivision of original 0lfy lots
ofyiuage Of OieFeiend a5 ~ the maps Of said 1ub-
divisions record in said county viii more fully
appear, and Is bounded as follows; nortnHeaterlT Ia
front By Parkmau street; norfhees erly by lot Nc
81; sou. hesstorly Ia rear bF parkmau lane. ana
south westerly By lot No 39 being . feet in Hi1th
frUnt and reaT and 100 feet deGp, togefhsr with q
dwelling houso erected On said lot, Re the sama
more or less, but subject to al legal highuaTs-
Appraised at $500. GRO. II. H'TnAN-
Master Commissioner.
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kaufman Ha
COMMISSIONERS

lLL SALE.-Pursuant to the command Of 4 deere
tal order OF SAFE from the Court Of Comon Psas q
1uyahoea county, Ohio, AZ the suit of kaufman
directed shall e1pcse 70 sale at public auction, at
the door q The CocIt House. in the City Of CoTg-
land On the 21th dgF Of December, 1851, At two
ooleck P NJ the fClcW1Ig described Ia and ten-
ementz, to wiz Situate in said county Of Cuyahoq1
euty mine in s. 8. stones subdivision Of orfena %
NO 50, (f0rmnrly Brooklyn toWnship,l nov CisVo-
land City, and has front and rsar Of 50 ct and Il
ieet IN depth, and fronting on herman strest
Also sub lot 621 ir Hiram StCns'8 subdivision o.
psr Of Originsl lots 50 and 65 in BrOokiyn having
40 7l2 feet mont On Train strest and Ia let Depth
GEO. H. HTHAN,
Gage 3 Bruce, Master Oomnlr.
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DR. GIBSON,

FTofssScT Of ElsetrePGtby aid lfssjssas,
~ Once no III Ontario strest, up stzirui 10
scoFB fFom ta0 Public square
O1oe hours from g 20 IL aud ircm 70 seiook
Fatiy. Sundays aEceBtaf-l GuE
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0lsoefrIM & aEagIatells.
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evening.
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.ALMER 4 DENNIS,


DALMER 4 DENNIS.
FTORRET AT LAW,
No. 10, Perkins BuildinE, Cleveland, Ohio.
O. v. rArMER. Tnov2l375i n b. DEEEIs
GAGE b BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
ffFsst (opposite hlaronant'u Eanksl OlsFolsuds o.
serlf:sltdAS
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
wv AqroRsuFs AZ Law. Once 10. So eqpgricf
sSsa a. G. RInLE.
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RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. IL. Isel.

FRox MAArLASD.-If We are to believe the reports
which reach Us from sTylnd, the good people Of Bal
nore have risen against their OpPressoEs AID cast CT
the Yankee yoke with which they have been bursenec
for sixteen mouths-relying upon the advance Of our
victorious army sustain them IN the reeo!ery OF their
Hb,rty. The viaduo. tue Washington and B4limOTe
Railroad has been blown up, snd the bridges Oh the Bal
tnore aad Philadelphia Railroad burnt etc. JlcksOns
army bad reached the Relay House and vas advancing
towards he city, etc.
AL or much Of this may be true bot the information
does 10. reach US in utq fashionable shape We have
newspaper sdsices from BAtiuOTe to Saturday after
noon indicating the pFsvaeaee OF intense excitement
a shat cy but nothing more. We can only youch for
the fact that letters received here yesterday IRON
General Lees Headquarters dated q; Frederick, Nd
si1sT miles west Of Bait more TI.s city contains po?u
IA:io1 Of a5ou. 500. sld is cOnrec'ed 5y branch
rOld, thrgs miles leng, with The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road.
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INV LEArHER.-A gentleman Of this city Of known
pl bic spirit has shown rs pair OF shoes made oil Dog
leather prepared under bis direction, Which, 10 al ap
poarauce in seness and strength is equal 10 calf skin.
The circumstance was brought notice for the plr
p,se Of drawing public attention 10 new source from
which elthsr may be obtained while at the same time
the wool culture may be adganced for 1t is an esat
abed fact ia husbaudry that as the number Of dogs is
diminished will the quantity Of sheep be Increased irr.
nj hag rich staple to oohe soldiers in winter
mq.tcn at all seasons for tables. An ordinary deg
SIX n by careful tanning and cutting, will make two pair
OF shoes worth present pric, no: ess than i've do'
lars per pair, and, in instances double this sum-
Without any particular Ralies against the canine
We venture to suggest that At least half the dogs in
Georgia can be spared by bcusekep,rs and sportsTen
sud ii eklns msde TO subservs valuable purposc-
On this scale very liberal supply of ather may DO had
f,r men, women and children substantial and pleasant
10 the USE MHsdosvilis Recorder.
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH!

The Petersburg Express las received the Baltimore
American ard New York Tribune Of last SAtur.
da,, Sspkmis' Oh. The intelligence they bring
So Tvs stale Of alarm and consternaiion at the North
without president A; Baltimore and Frederick, Nd,
the excitement Wss intense and at the latter plsce on
Friday LAST al the Union c1sns ssdded and hArnessed
their horses aud leit by every conceivable route for
Pelu.yiVana The Provost Harahal caused all Govern
ment stores 70 be burned.
In regard 10 the Of Confederate troops into
Maryland, the American in It's Saturday afternoon ed
ton, crss portion Of the Rebel army is in that
state, so far as they have been able to ASCERTAIN.
We presuue the editor has discovered the fact ere
rOE
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BoLD PARTISAN Quantre, the famous partisan
leader in Missouri time leader In the raids
of the Kansas JsyhaWkers to which BODY he belonged
for s,yeGr The story runs thus Qaantrel, together
with biz brother and party Of companions, determined
to visit California, and purchasing outfit they start
ed across the Plains Hardly bad they passed the I'm
is Of Kansas when they set upon BY tensions and
Noltgomery's band Of Jlyhswkers Who took Qlantri
prisoner murdered his brother, and robbed the party Of
tteir equipments Revenge became deep rooted in
Quautrel and be determined to Din the Jayhawkers fer
the purpose Of learning their hauats and aud
await the proper time for 4 bloody reribuiion. 10 be
came favcrite, and elected Lieutenant, holding
great share of ths JiwhsWkers' confidence.
At last the time for active revenge was at hand He
discovered his history and plan TO the Confederate forces
in Missouri stating tina. be knew every haunt and hiding
place Of the J4ybawkers ard wiling and ready to
lead them He returned to the JayhaWkeTs, induced
rty Of thirty to follow bin into anbusca6e where
they we're all killed ard taken prisoners by our guerr
las From that moment he has led our men upon the
track Of this band Of Abolition despersdoss, until thsy
have been nearly wp3d out, and stall Qlastrel cries
ere ,enge ard lets loose the dogs of war; creating ter
TOR in the enemys ranks and gaining repeated yctcrss
such as are echoed TO our cars tho sand miles
AWAY Or Mobile Nci0S.
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ASoTHER "HANDsoHG AVIAN AT WILLIAMSBURG -
An OR ,id ester from Lieut. Col Sbiuger, o. he Hol
OonSs Legion, dated inst, states that on the noEc-
lag OF that Gay be had desperate hghs with tie enemy ct
vi Eamsbrg Hest;acked and dove the enemy 'hrcugt
the town uZder "a heavy ire from behind the housss
Between the town and For! NlgTude- the b PeGcsyl
vania v.ly va drawn up line. Our cavalry Charge
an drew back into aud through Fort hsgrGder anc
into their camp EheEe they made their last san6 then
DOM the York Road sbou. five miles, when, our men
and horses becoming exhausted, We could pursue 10
longer Fem the best Information Nhich could be had
some thirty of The enemy were killed. aud about Ii,
sans number wounded The lOss on our side was ab0u'
fhseu killed wounded and missing. Our men burDt
the enemy tents and large quantities OF eomnssAy
AMI ohsr stores and captured about seventydve psOI
ers smo,g them the Colonel ard Military Governor,
h.i,r. tao Captain, and uudry L eu:euAuts.
The saomy numbered about 500, while NC had oily
abol 500 Learning cha. endorsements had been c.,.
gr>p-el fcJ from Yorktown ate; destroying tie prop
erty o. o. eaey, L. Gel and his command rc.ur-eo
20 camp.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM THE ARMY OF GEN. BRAGG.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept 10 "A cor gratulatory oFderffom
Gen. Bragg to his army The recent successes Of the
Confederate army has been received Il is dated Sparta
5b, and says:
Our campaign opens ausPiciously. The enemy Is IN
full retreat, with confederation and deroralzion de-
vss.atipg his ks To the fruits OF ,bs condition
We must pres Oh vigorously ard Increasingly. AAbamt
Al your State is redeemed Tennesssans your Capital
and State are almost restored wilhou. firing 9 gun
You return conquerors. Kentuckiansl the first great
bow has been struck for your freedom. Soldiers from
the other States share the happiness Of our more forr-
nae brothers, and will press en- with them for the &c
dam 9tion of their homes and women.
(Sgned) BRAxroS Bragg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-11
BY TRE GOVERNOR OF vIHGIEfA.
A PROCLAMATION

sTHIRGAs bTepr By many citizens this hat
w iJ inl obtain supplies Of the fTtSle
AZ except At fabulous piees aud eytn then not In s1f M
uauut sup y 'hc deuard AID potion Of the ait WORKS
= this Co nves h, nom VII ch Ia qsAnly u sal
derived hsg tie pSs,e1 Of the pubic enepy ard III,
naming sts being cared by private and Cd b.
sa,e sipe los sent 70 furnish tn AMOUNT nece.ss
~ the Jsfs % Of poois md jet axe proper
Of the annual Iro1u Of the works c'n;iausJ exported
the ne ghhoTia. ststss;
Ano wra ths y alton OF foreign sat has been prevent
4 and l. not able thtt q De
-Gu s1ppie fga4 that source and The pidy
.v1ncrg III be necasay 70 ssl meas for tie
Tto armies snd people With .asie provision
I'D egs4 wing mate afpr puSii0n OF moIes "
J,Tehsss tbs ssentA ailcis or 10 provide
enedy--
Teirt by Of SUIT ny vested Ia the Executive he
imitation JOHN LkTCHi Governor ~ the oou mnnwes tn
" Virginia d. rby ihe General IsseHbl taks the
b.,tn-o rscerson 70 lrgse further COR re Interest
iie oyrl1, n as ey deem Ir9Ftr hereby pIO
aiming atorS aH' lessStts q IA Gen raj Aneuby
hat he Itq - 10 assemble A. he Capt Ia the city Of
clr ODD % ne EGsiE.tTh DAY q sE TEaBiR nsrt, At
relye Od ck
- Given under Gy bAnd IS Governor tia
Il the ComuoLV wealth. az Rich on THIS 18Th isy
- OF AUYus In the 1852, Sbi In The slt Of ia
1orron -s.lth. JOHN LkTOE e.
By the Goyeru1-.
GlJtGx W. MusPoED,
aug 2O-ii &C s;ArJ Of tie oJnmoo~ssIth-