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CHICAGO, Nov. Il.
A special from Trenton, Tenn, of the
10Th says:
Grants army passed beyond Lagrange
yesterday evening. Our pickets are six
miles from Holly Springs.
One hundred and thirty Of the enemys
cavalry were taken prisoners during the
day, with a Federal loss Of two killed and
two wounded.
From ahighly creditable source we learn
that the rebels have fallen back.
A letter from Holly Springs to the Mo
bile Tribune says that there is not a thou
sand blankets in Prices entire army corps.
The blankets and knapsacks were nearly
all thrown away in the retreat from Iuka
and Corinth.
Bishop Elliott of Georgia, announces the
Union dioeease Of Texas, Mississippi, Ala
bama, Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia
is complete under the name Of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church of the Confederate
States of America, the first General Coun-
ell to meet at Augusta, November 18th.
A dispatch from General Ransom at
Fort Donaldson yesterday, says My COM
mand arrived here to-day. We have
marched one hundred and fifty miles, had
fight with the rebel Woodland on the 9th,
gave bin grief, killed sixteen, wounded
forty, captured twenty men, one hundred
horses and miles, a quantity of arms and
drove him the other side of the Cumber-
land
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FROM KENTTCKY.

LOuISf WILLIE; NOV. II.
The Southern telegraphic line was work
ing to Nashville between noon and p.
m, to-day, at the latter hour it gave out,
and was probably cut by Guerillas south of
Gallatin, Tennessee, to which place it is
now in operation.
The Journal says a rebel force under
General Wheeler was within 10 miles of
Mumfordsville last night when reinforce
ments were ordered forward
General Gilbert has sufficient force to
pro; ect Green River bridge.
Rumors prevail that General Rosecrans
ordered the trains proceeding from Louis
vile towards Nashville to return. In the
absence of any telegraphic communication
fromthe reporter of the loyal press at
Nashville, we infer that all is quiet
Lieutenant Johnson, of the 18th Ken
tucky'volunteers, union, and brother of
Adam R. Johnson, the rebel guerrilla
chief in Green River county, rendered his
resignation to Major General McCook, al
leging as reason the publication by the
President of his emancipation proclama-
ton, when McCook ordered him to be ar
rested and sent to the military prison in
irons.
After.Ien or fifteen days confinement, no
charges having been preferred against him
General Boyle released him, ordering him
to join his regiment without delay. John
son again rendered his resignation on the
i L
arrest and dismissed from the service in
disgrace, and his insignia of Office stripped
from him in the presence of the whole reg
iment.
General Rosecran's orders on the sub
ject was read at the head of the regiment.
johnson was sent back of our lines to re-
port to General Boyle, and directed not to
re-enter the lines.
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FRO1I NEW YORK.

New YonK, Nov, II.
a Key West letter reports the capture of
the schooners Frances and Toler, both of
Nassau, by the gunboat Sycamore. They
were caught running the blockade.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
Generals Banks, Heintzleman and Halleck
and Colonel Hamilton of Texas, had long
interview with the President to-day. GEN
eral Banks leaves for New York this even
ing.
Major General Buell. is nnder arrest, and
will be tried in Cincinnati for misconduct
in the Kentucky campaign.
Special to the Herald from Harpers Fer
ry, says;
Rebel pickets have appeared on the Vir-
ginia side of the Potomac, between Berlin
and Point of Rocks.
The rebel cavalry are securing the coun-
try on the south side of Loudon Heights
Yesterday they fired upon our pickets in
Loudon Valley.
d contraband who has come in from
Winchester, reports the column of jackson
in the vicinity of Front Royal, with the ex-
eeption about 1000 and SIX guns in the
valley.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

The Surrender of Harper's Ferry.
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Col. Ford Dismissed the Service.
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ELIHU BURRITT's LEcTURE.-A lecture
is announced to be given at Bryant & STRAIT
toms Commercial College, on Friday eve
ming, November 14th, by EIihu Burritt,
Esq, /" the learned blacksmith" The en-
tire proceeds of the lecture are generously
donated to the Soldiers Aid Society, of
Northern Ohio. The subject Of Mr.. Burritt's
lecture viii be "The Higher Law, and Mis-
sion of Commerce" The place in which the
lecture will be delivered, is in Northrop &
spangler's block, corner of Superior and
Seneca streets.
The treasury of tho Aid Society, is greatly
in mead of replenishing. Now that bad
weather is coming on, the necessities of nos
PitaIs are greatly increased, and there are
increased demands upon the Society. Those
demands cannot be met unless the people
contribute freely.
Aside from the very commendable object,
which all who attend the lecture will assist
in fu-thering, rare intellectual treat viii be
presented, and thus a double inducement is
held out to our citizens to attend. The hall
in which the lecture is to be given is com
modions one and We hone to see it crowded
TARGET PRACTICE OF PIERcE's SHARP
sHooTERs.-An official test of the third squad
Of this company took place at Black Rock last
Wednesday, very unpropitiOns day for tar
get practice, cold, high wind prevailing all
day. Seventeen strings were made, which
seemed to vary with the wind more than with
e. H1.r
brief lull, when the best strings were made.
The average Of the seventeen strings was
125H inches, The whole company have now
been tested, and the average Of their strings
Is but l2Z inches, being one-fourth Of an
inch less than half the limit required by the
War Department. This practice, under the
circumstances, is the best On record. It
must be remembered that but few Of the
company are practical target shooters, but
are mostly hunters. An the strings were
made in cold, windy weather. Marksmen
who desire to join this fine company, should
do so at once, as they expect 70 leave here in
q few days for New York city, and from
thence to join their (Berdan's) Regiment.
The company have their choice between
ShGrp's or Telescope Rifes.-Bgfalo Err
Press.
The company alluded to above is composed
largely Of Ohio men, Captain Pierce being
from this city. he was one Of the first to raise
a company Of volunteers while Fort Sumter
was yet smoking. he has been untiring in
his efforts to take company Of sharpshoOters
into the service from this State, but the State
authorities would trecOgnize his speciality.
he, however, partially organized his present
company here, but they were dispersed by
authority Of certain officers. he afterwards
went to Buffalo with bis men, filed up a com
pany, and they have been duly mustered in
te the Q. 8. service.
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FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. II.
Adviees received at headquarters state
that General Schofeld lies prostrated with
typhoied fever at Springfield. Meanwhile
the army Of the frontier is under COM
mand of the senior officer of the division.
General Vaughn, commanding in Clay
and Clinton counties, Missouri, has order
ed an assessment of ten thousand dollars
on disloyal citizens of the former and five
thousand on those of the latter county, for
subsistence of the militia. -
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Gen. White Relieved from Arrei
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WooD.-Upward bound vessels take on
wood at various points on the river St. Clair
for Chicago, at $2 per cord, freight, and large
quantities are now in readiness for shipment.
So says the Detroit Advertiser and Tribune.
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MARROW ESCAPE OF TWO BoYs.-The Gin
oinnad train this morning came very near
running over a couple of boys at the Gravel
Pit. The boys we're walking on the track with
their backs towards the approaching train.
The whistle was sounded but they were so
occupied in watching a freight train ap-
proaehing from the opposite direction that
they did not hear it until the train was nearly
upon them. The engine came so near them
that the engineer really thought that he had
run over one of them. The train was stopped
and backed up, when both Of the boys were
discovered to be unhurt. The pilot came so
close to one as to strike his elbow and throw
him into the ditch, but without doing him
any injury.
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The Rebel Forces Falling Back
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General Mcclellan was escorted to the
cars this noon, by large ca7alcade Of Off
GERS, including General Burnside.
There was no demonstration on his de-
parture.
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sALT.-Great quantities Of salt arc being
received here from Oswego. Docks and ware
houses are crowded with it. The article is
worth four dollars barrel and better.
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RUATORED RAID.

HARRISBURG, Nov. IL.
1t is reported this afternoon, that the
rebels were in Mercersburg, on their way
to Chambersburg. tits probably unfound-
ed, and caused by squads of Union cavalry
nnrchnsinn hnrses
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BAGGAGR CAR RURNFD.

DETROIT, Nov. y.
A baggage car on the night express
coming west containing mails, express
money and baggage, was entirely destroy
ed by fire at LOngwOod station, on the
Great Western Railway, last night.
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TIE ILLEoIs.-The steamer Illinois ar
rived at Detroit from Lake Superior, on Mon
day night. Detroit papers report no news by
her. She was to sail from Detroit at noon to-
day for Portage Lako-her last trip for the
season
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Pension sURGEoSs.-Dr. Lorenzo NJ.
Whiting, Of Canton, and DR.. A. H. Agard, of
sandusky, have been appointed Examining
Surgeons for Pensions.
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ARTILLERY FOR DETRoIT.-A battery of
six 3-inch steel riied guns, with ammunition
and outfit, destined for Colonel ". D. Mann's
Michigan Battery, viii be taken to Detroit
tonight by the May Queen. They came from
the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh. Colonel
Mann's battery is a new one, recently raised.
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On Monday there was fire at Camp
zanesvills, which destroyed ffty-two sleeping
sheds Of the barrecks.
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GOIdel Ointment OF Iodine,
THE GRHFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
Are prepared under the immediate supervision
of skEgfuE Physician, and they may
be relied upon IN al cases.

The intelligence Of the community Is not insultad
by the offer of single medicine which claims TO cure
Of Eleven different Medicines all unequaied in the
cure of the diseases for which they recommended,
among which may be selected one appropriate to any
OF tho Diseases incident to this country and climate
Bs-THE GRRFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills are better
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BB- He GREFESBEaa UTERINE CATHoIIoos is al
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HB-THE GREFEERERa sARsAPARrLLA is by far the
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E5-THE GRRFENBERY DTsESTERY SYRUP is GER
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Price 50 cents.
RB-THE GRETESRERG PIE REMEDY never fails to
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EB-THE GREFEEBERa CHmDREy's PAxAoEA is an
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H8-THE GREFESBEas FEVER AND AGUE Remedy is
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ESTHE GREFEsBERa HEALTH BITTERs are the
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TIE steamer Iron City sught to be in
soon. It is now two weeks since she sailed.
There are no tidings other as yet.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The patent
case Of briggs vs.. Crowel vas commenced
this morning.
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on a charge Of grand larceny.

A WOODEN ware and pail factory in
this city will pay an annual tax to the Gov
ernmont of $4,000. On some articles the
Company is taxed Is per cent, on others 40
per cent. We hear that the license tax of
Cleveland will nett over $4,000. The tax
Of Stone, Chisholm & Jones' Rolling Mill
wiz be $50 day. An Oil Company here
pays Sl76 week to the Government. The
revenue to be derived from the tax law win
be much greater than it was estimated at by
the trainers. There is much complaint in
egard to the want of equalization in
the tax law, and it will doubtless undergo
some notifications during the next session
Of Congress.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
4 ADTEs 1HOME GUARDsP

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
is perfect Union" Institution It ulites the Cor
set, Shoulder Brace AutiLscer aid Sktrt-SupportsI
IN one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel
The Constitution must be Preserved ,, wh3cheF5-
n Lady says can be by wearing these Melsts.
THY THEM-PKIOES REDUGEDl
FOR sale by-FREEAIAN 4 KELLOGG, 2l7 superb
or-St., Mrs. PORTER, Milliners "a Seueca-st, How
ER q HlGBEE, 81 Superior ST, mrs. HAkN lfl %
ST. ClairSt aud At Wholesale and Rotail By the Pro
prfstors aud Manufactures lBf OntarioSt., lover
MOOre's Auction Store,) Cleveland, Ohio
W AIEIB niau8 70 0-dsg-
=eag-Stats and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS SHEFFIELU.
DI-We will prosecute all persons who make the
Waists, or make the Braces without authority from
a. auRl9
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ouartermaster Gen. Hill has gone to
Mansfield, to look after the drafted men
there.
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Tue sOID.-The WinslOws, we are in
formed, have sold the tug Robert Anderson,
which they brought out new last Spring.
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TIE ROBBERY ON THE DooK.-The case
Of Mccoy and Thompson, arrested for steal
ing beef and molasses from Bond & Morris
dock, came up this morning in the police
court, and was continued until Friday next.
William MaIoy has also been arrested for
completely in the affair. The barrel of mo-
lasses was found yesterday afternoon. All
three are to be examined on Friday morning
on a charge Of grand larceny.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.. II. B. KrSGsLET-Dear Sir: We feel It duty
wo owe 10 the public, state that MarshallB Cath0l
icon is medicine invaluable for complaints cassed
under the head OF Female Diseases We have used
your QrUienbeTg Medicines and have been greatly
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double, we would have them. To the thousands of
cur sex who are suffering from weakness, We would
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strength the system and enables each Of the organs
Of the body 10 perform their appropriate funetions
Miss q. SWORmSTETT,
Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. L. L. WEEKS.
Medina, March !, '6l.
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Ef The above named Ladies wo arc personally ac-
Quainted with and know that for several years while
we Lived In Medina, they great sufferers. Miss
swormstett has been go badly afflicted that it with
difficulty she able TO stand upon her feet. few
bottles Of CathOicon entirely cured her OF her com
plants My wife received great benefit from this med
icine We recommend it to the Ladies' Of this county
safe and efficient remedy for the many plants
thew are subject to. JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canield Sentinel.
EB-For sale by all Druggists.
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
Arant fDr lltfo
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EARNINGS oE THE CLEVELAND AND ToLE-
DO RAILRoAD.-The Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad earned in October:
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18-The above are all from persons who are public
ly known where they reside, and who would not max
these statements without thorough conviction that
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The Despatch Cooking stC

The Despatch Cooking Stove.
Csee Cut) W L. MARVIN Sole Agent for this City.
| Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE In THE MARKET.
| It's Baking, Roasting and BFoiling properties
unoEoeptonable and in economy Of Fuel It is unDsr-
alleledi with its
NEW PATENT CRATE,
il will burn Coal as well as Wood most admirably; the
Oven being thoroughly ventilated 4 Will produce 9
perfect and healthy bake, equal to that Of Bakers
Brick Oven; Roasting and TOasting is done before
the open fre, and BrOiling live Goals on the
hearth common sense dictates It ts Manufactured
in this city, and the material used and the work
manship OF the best quality finally, 1t gives per-
feet satisfaction 70 ALL as hundreds OF housekeepers In
this city 0nd surrounding country VINO are daily
| using it, will testify.
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE is q
and desirable pattern, which, with variety Of
Others make our stock complete. We also have on
hand great variety OF sror Cooking and other heat
/ ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood, al reduced prices
We are constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles OF
ENAHELED Ora TES.
Also-eu OF the most useful articles Of House Fur
nshiRg Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
We are inst receiving the latest improved styles Of
BIRD CAGES, which are offered at the lowest prices
We emnnufacture largely and have for sale at whole
sale and rotail all the various articles Of Plain and
JapGned Tin, Copper and Sheet-IroH RaTs.
We offer the almcst endless variety Of goods In our
line for sale at the lowest cash prices on the ONE
| PRICE SYSTEM.
REAll Houssksspers and those who contemplate
/ Housekeeping, and tho 'rest Of mankind are most
cordially invited 70 cell before purchasing olseFhera
and Judge for Themselves. sATIsTAoTIoN Is GUARAH-
TIED at the
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huRHl-uhN ..l.-s .l,.i 1llSs
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oTTIu-Eo 81 Honman's Block, opposite the Post
9moe, CUP Btairs,l Cleveland, o. iys:RlI
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PREPARED By J. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Sold By G. W. CLARK, and By Druggists and Deal
ers everywhere dec5. .R25lyrkt tWeov
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A TRAoEDIAE came to the bank to pay
some money. Said he" O-teller, Casb-i o,
des-de-money, (ah) 60"
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PROFESSOR OF ELECTRoPATHY AND MEDICINE,
Onoe-ll9 Senecs-St., few doors from Superior up
stairs
Once hours from to l2Gnd from to O'Clock daily
(Suudavs excepted
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SUGAR COATED, PURELY VEGETABLE
The Oldest, Cheapest and most Beliable Family
Medicine in use. More used than any other kind.
Price 25 oents-3l Pills in box. See Circulars.
-sold By Strong & Armstrong, Benton Brother,
y. W. Palmer, Churchill 3 Bro. Also, at Wholesale
and retail e lsl OhtaTio-St., Cleveland, BY
g. G. NORRIS, Gen'l Agent,
For Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
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HOOP SKIRTS-ALL SIZES.
RETTBERG HAUsMANE.
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b Order q the seoretary Of Va,

A correspondent of the Associated Press
at the headquarters Of the Army of the
Potomac, reports that a small force of the
enemy's cavalry made its appearance yes
terday morning stSalem, which is thirteen
miles from WurrentOn. They were hover
ing in the rear Of our army, evidently
watching our movements, to cut off the
transportation Of supplies.
General Bayard remains at Rappahan-
mock Station, with the enemy in force on
the opposite side Of the river. i.7-T-Tz
The troops are in comfortable and
healthful condition, being well clothed and
having ample supplies Of food.
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MUSIC LESSONS.
El0LlH, CORHET, MlLTTaRFBIRBs & 0RGHEsTRIS

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ANOTHER BRILLIANT SKIRMISE

They are Destitute Of Blankets,
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BB-For Ministers, Public Speakers and Singsrs,
this Candy is invaluable being unoqualed for clear
ing the voice, removing hOarseness, &c.