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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. u.
The Washington Star, of this evening,
says it is believed in front that Lee has
divided his army into two large corps, one
under Jackson, and the other under Long
street, and is leaving the region in which
he has been posted since reorossing the
river into Virginia.
From information received this morning
we believe portions of Jaokson's advance
have crossed Blue Ridge by Front Royal,
and that a force Of 3 ann -AEAls.-.,s,.la-
alker, known to have been for two days
past at Upperville, are the advance Of
Longstreet's corps.
The expedition of the rebel Generals
was probably to be able to make q success
full dash at Sigeps corps, at and around
Centerville, on their retreat towards Cor
louisville. Our army of the Potomac is
promptly in motion to meet these move
ments, and Burnside and Porter are al
ready 80 close on the heels of Longstreet
that he will probably retrsce his steps
towards Winchester, and seek to retreat
down the Valley rather than to advance
further in this direction. We should not
be surprised to hear any moment of con-
siderable battle in that quarter.
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ESw ErrSAFos on mn R1FrR.-Thateh-
sr, Burt & Co. have been engaged for two
months past in building lkfgo grain elevat-
or on the river, on the lot just below the new
freight depot Of the clessland, Columbus &
Cincinnati Railroad On Merwin street It
will be lis feet in length by 65 feet in width,
with capacity for 25O, 900 bushels of grain.
1t will be By far the largest elevator on the
river. The river will be suitably dredged,
and docks built to accommodate the business
that will be naturally centered there.
The enterprise rejects credit on Thatcher,
Burt & Co., and if successful, as it no doubt
win be, will be no more than the Company
are deserving Of.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.
A letter in the Tribune from Williams
port, the 9th instant, says q young man
who has been in Richmond during the
war, arrived at General Kenleys head
quarters yesterday. He was in Winches-
ter last Saturday evening, and represents
the condition Of the army at that point
as awful, beyond description. He says
the small pox and typhoid fever are rava-
ging fearfully, and that at least 80 or 90
are dying daily.
He counted in one spot Sc dead bodies
which had remained unburied for two or
three days.
No troops, he says, are in Martinsburg,
and but very few cavalry are between
there and the river The main portion of
Lees army is between Bunker Hill and
Winchester, where the next great battle
will probably be fought.
Nothing could be seen on Lees part in
dicatiRg a design to retreat.
There is no doubt General Bragg Is has
tening to the relief Of Lee A battle
greater than Antietam will without much
doubt be fought before the end of the
week
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A SOLDIER on SPREE.-David Shaun
ssSey, a soldier in the I24th regiment, came
to town 3 day or two ago, and got on bit Of
aEpres. Seeing pair of horses hitohed to
aPost on Superior street, it occurred to his
muddled brain that little airing" would
improve his condition. he accordingly un-
hitehed the horses, got in the wagon and
drove down the street. Now it CHANGED
that the team brought in a very worthy old
couple from ROokport, and the woman was
in store in the vicinity of the spot where
the team was hitched, doing some trading.
She saw the soldier as he was driving OF,
and dropping some shilling calicer" which
she was examining with view to purchasing
new gown, she started IN pursuit, shouting
ip ghril tones, "hsrs, you'll bring back them
hoSHssP On went the intoxicated son Of
Mars, (his mar would have been ashamed Of
her son had she seen HIM without needing
Tie cry Of the old lady and the shouts
which several by-standers sent after him.
The TarIike Jehu had several narrow es-
eaPeE from running into other vehicles, Int
disappeared at length in the direction of
River street.
JHstthen another actor appeared in e
scene. It was the owner of the horses.
His wife Felated in a few hurried and excl
ted sentences the mannerof the horses q tax
ing of, and the old man took madly after
them. He reached River street, and saw the
team coming furiOusly toward him, the sol
der having turned around. CHow he did it
without turning over is a mystery) The old
man stopped him, and too much ont Of breath
to speak, he shook his fist at the soldier for
about two minutes. He then asked him if
he knew whose team he was driving. The
soldier replied, " No;" and added that he
didn't care IA naughty word
He said he wanted a ride, and he
was bound to have it. G'lang-and away
he dashed again, the old man nearly in tears
to see his staid and venerable team, nearly
a. old as himself, put through at such reek-
less pace He finally went to the police sta
ton house, and an officer was procured who
put an end to the diversions Of the soldier
BY arresting him and locking him up. He is
70 be examined on the Sd Of November, on 4 !
charge Of horse stealing He didn't mean
to steal the horses, probably, but should be
punished for his conduct In some way.
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Our Forces closely Following.
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Destruction of the D. & 0. Road.
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The Rebel Army Falling Back.
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FRo1f FTRGTNIA.

NEW YORK, oct. ~.
The Heralds dispatch dated Suffolk, Va,
the 28th, says:
On Friday 8 reconnoisanee in force was
made from this point to the Black water.
On the other side Of the Blackwater q
small party Of the enemy was encountered
by Dodge's Rifles, and fanked A skir-
mish occurred, in which Lieutenant Vince
Ian of the Mounted Rifles was killed, and
q captain Of the same regiment was
wounded. Six prisoners were captured,
and our forces returned to camp.
The rebel force on the Blackwater does
not seem to be large.
A large number Of rebel mail carriers
have been arrested in Norfolk to-day.
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CSee Out.) ". L. MARVIN Sole Agent for this City.
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ALL II AOLEL L L lLLkIIL
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BARK AsHoRE.-The bark Constitution,
Of Milwaukee, loaded with wheat, went
ashore on Sunday morning about seven miles
above this port. The crew remained on board
during the day, but the water came into her
30 fast at night that all hands went ashore
There are underlined rumors here that there
Is also schooner on the beach still fnrther
up.-CoRHeu,a Reporter.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, oct. 70.
Telegram to Richmond Dispatch:
A greater number Of vessels than usual
have been blockading the harbOr Four
gunboats are in Stono Inlet.
The steamer Mimic, which got aground
some days ago of Sullivan's Island, will
probably prove a wreck. Most of her
cargo has been saved.
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THE DEAD OF PBRRYvuLE.-Mr. Brooks,
Of Painesville, father Of Eugene Brooks, of
Captain Riker's Company, IO5th Regiment,
who was killed at the battle of PerryviIle,
left home some two weeks ago to recover the
body Of his son, as well as that of young
Kerr from Painesville, member Of the same
company, who was also killed in the above
battle. Their bodies were expected this
morning but did not come.
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ANARREsT.

SHARPsBURo, Oct. %
An Animportant arrest was ide last night
Rev. Robert Douglass, an alleged secession
list, living near here, was arrested for ex-
hibiting signals to the enemy, and was sent
under guard to HaTper's Ferry last night.
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MORNINGLEADER.
FRIDAY mORNINe, OCr. 81, Isa2.

EEw RAIIRoAD BRIDaE.-The Mahoning
Railroad Company are repairing the bridge
ever the cuyahoga river near this city. The
Job ia being done BY Thatcher, Burt & Co.,
who viii complete it in about two months.
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TIE MAJoRsHIP OF THE 124TH.-We are
informed that Captain Sanford was never ap-
pointed Major of the I24th, and therefore
could not have resigned the position. he
was orsred It on the contingency that six
companies were raised, but never said that
be would accept or decline it. The consoli-
datiOn of the l24th and the s4th, gave Cap
tain Pickands, of the latter, superior claim
to the majOrship. The ill-natured dispatch
from Columbus to the Cincinnati Gazette with
regard to the matter, was probably instigated
by malicious motives
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-31

LOUISVILLE, Uct. 30.
General Rosecrans and staff arrived
here this morning.
Rosecrans takes Buell's Department
and Buell. goes to Annapolis, Nd.
General Dumont also arrived, en- route
for his command.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-31

HARRISBURG, Oct 90.
Rev. c. A. Hay, whose arrest by General
Wool is noticed in to-day's papers, had a
hearing in Baltimore before that officer,
and was discharged. This arrest will be
made the subject of investigation.
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DED1cAr1ov-The dedication services Of

DEDIcAT1ox.-The dedication services of
he new n. E. Church at Berlin Heights, Erie
county, Ohio, will take place on Thursday
the sixth of November. The exercises viii
commence at eleven o'clock, a. n. Rev. T.
Barkdull, Of Berea, Ohio, will preach on the
occasion. The citizens of Berlin and adjoiu-
ing towns are respectfully invited to attend
n. H.SAFFORD.
Mr.v oo+oL.- % 1oeo
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FROlI YIRGINIA.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 80.
A suffolk letter to the Philadelphia En-
quirer says 80 Of the enemy were killed in
the recent skirmish beyond the Blackwa-
ter. We hold portion Of our side Of that
river. and intend to hold it.
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In TowS.-Quartermaster Harry Bing-
ham, of the Wisconsin Regiment, is in town
on brief furlOugh. He has seen some hard
service since he left hero, but is in good
state OfpreservatiOn. Long may he wave.
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E5-Tbe above are all from persons who are public
ly known where they reside and who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction that
they were true.
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FROlT ROCHEsTER.

ROCHESTER,, Oct so.
% In the 2eth Congressional District, the
Hon. Alfred Ely has Withdrawn in favor
Of Freeman Clark, on whom the Uaion
vote Is united.
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Medina, AarehI, 81.

R7-Ths above named Ladies' We are personally ac-
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PH0T0eRAPH8.
DENTISTRY.
DIVOT TOOTH s1.OO. ga
Eesth-.a seq fsr Zen peIlar..N NlI69

HALTEELL & D4NIELs, Dentists,
After Ten years extensive practice in Clevehnd hays
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n B--Lhe Procession We VIII supply WIKI Teeth ai
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BmLIARDs.-As the time for the great
match for the billiard championship of Amer
lea draws near, the interest and excitement
in billiard circles appears to increase in inten-
Hity- It will bO remembered that these two
talented aspirants for the title of " Billiard
Championship Of America" so long and hon
orably maintained by the great master Of the
game, Mr.. Michael Phelan, have twice pre-
viOusly contended with each other for su-
premaey on the " field Of green cloth" On
the occasion Of the first match, which was
played in Cleveland in March last, Kavan-
augh proved the victor by 435 points in
game of l,500 up. In tho return match,
played in this city in April last, Foley re-
trieVsd his lost laurels and his reputation az .
billiisd player, by beating Kavanaugh, after
closely contested game, by 81 points only,
in game Of 500 up. The third and decid-
ing game Of the rubber is the approaching
match, which viii be played in Buffalo, on
Thursday, November 9th. The conditions
are the same as in the previous matches,
with the exception Of the shove and nsasse
shots being prohibited. The amount is for
81, 900 a side.
Dudley KaTanagh, with viev-Of giving
his friends and hackers an opportunity Of
Witnessing his style Of play, will play two
matches with the renowned professional John
Oeery, during the present week. The first
match win be played at the magnificent bill
lizard room Of Charles O'Connor, in Union
square, this evening, (Tuesday,) and the sec
ond st KaTsnagh and Freeman's rooms, cor
ner Of Tenth and Broadway, on Friday eve
ming next. On both occasions the carom
game Of 500 points up will be played.
KaTanagh proposes starting for Buffalo on
Saturday next, with a view Of getting him
self into first rate physical condition for the
important contest. He has been daily taking,
forsome time past, his constitutional I" breath
ings IN the Central Park, under the men
torship Of those two well known trainers,
Neil Bryant and ToPpy Conner. They
san be found every day at noon at Fred Falk- !
lands hostelries, where they are aecus toned
to bring up" with unYarying punctuality
and regularity.
We anticipated the pleasure of seeing Mr. |
Phelan- himself present at the forthcoming |
match, and welcoming him back from the |
golden shores" Of the Pacific. We regret |
20 learn, however, that we shall be disap-
pointed in our expectations, as the pressure |
OF largely increased business, consequent |
on his personal visit to San Francisco, will |
prevent him leaving that city for New York |
until the early part of next year WiIkes'
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Having been improved, is nov undoubtedly the
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THE WAR In THE EAST.
A Reconnaissance in Force.
Terrible Mortality in the Ranks.

Condition of the Rebel Army.