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MILITARY SCHOOL.

IN ANTICIPATION OF OUN- "a
4 i~SCRIPTIOh, and perhaps Difficulties
with Foreign Powers, ! propose 20 open a Mil
ifarY SchOOiin this City for the Education Of II ~
those who would desire TO become Omcers- 4ecelV
ed my education at West Point, Where ! took the ms
honors Of my class and have since teen IN the neic a9
Captain Of the 9Th Ohio Battery. The course VIII
embrace theoretical and practical instucuon II the
school Of the Soldier, Company, Battalion and Skin
mish Dril, BayOuet Exercise and OUTPOST Duiy.-
Also, Lectures on yield FOrtihQstion aud Modern
and superior to ANYTHING of its kind In the United.
States. Arms furnished by Col. Senter. No Unitorma
required. Open on "Wednesday Evening april l5tns
At y mast Z O'clock, st Atheneum Hail. the finest
drill room in the City and continues until July Isl
Terms, SO for entire course pAyaDeln adFenoa.
Refereuces-Mzi Gen. Buel, MAJ. Gen A McCaaEs
Mai. Gen. Gordon Granger Brig Cen Baird hmg.
Gem Hazsn. Albert II. Church, LII D., Prot q Ma-
thematic, West Point, N V Denis Mahana LID .
Prof OF Military and Civil Engineering. west Point
N. Y, &C, &C. Capt. HENRY s. MEfMORHa
p. S.-AudesirOus Of attending viii please meet
me at Atheneum halt, wednesday evening AHmEs
At halfpast seven o'clock. enrllsI
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TOsOLDIERSA AND THEIR HEIRS

D. w. GAGE, Successor to Gage 4 Bruce,
Il authorized and licensed BY the United States to
collect Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay ana other
Claims against the Government o. the u. ; ana OF
the state Of Ohio. By late law Of COnRress Soldiers
DISCHARGED BY rsRsOn Of WOUNDS received IN service
are entitled to 500 Bounty. soidiers Of the three
months service and a large numbsr Of others, are en-
titled to pay for service b. fore being mustered INTO
the o. S. Service, and thOusanda who VeTe not mus
tered in at ali are now entitled to pay. All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected by
applying personally or by letter, enclosing stamp TO
d. ". GAGE, los Superiar-St.s
Opposite the Merehants Bank,
wer2AR2s Cleveland. ohio
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DIED.
nIt.. Mr.. WIN. McGAUGHYr

In This civ on the Cd inst. Mr.. WIN. McGAUGHH'
N the sixty-third year OF his age.
Funeral rom his late residence, No. 70 Prospe''
street, on Tuesday (tO-morrOw) afternoon a. iou5
o'clock. Tbs friends Of the family are invited
to attend.
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a FRIENp u EEED-TRY q.

EBIEHO IN HEED-TRXI u.
Dr.. Sweets ELIHIHENFaRsH
rom tbs reolpe OF Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Gonnsotia
the great bone setter, and has been usedm his prar
tics for the last twenty years With he most astonis
ing success. As an external remedy Il ID Withoata
rival, and will alleviate pain more speedily than any
other preparation. For Al Rheumatic and HsFvou
Dl8OrdeS il is truly infalibls, and e. q curative fOH
Sores, Wounds, sprain8, Bruises, &C., its soothing
healing end powerful strengthening vropensitie8, 81
ste the lust wonder and stOuishmsnto Of al who hag
ever given Il z trial Over Jour hundred certlncatan
d remarkable cures Performed By Il within the lass
two vesrs, attest to this tact. strong 3 Armstrong
Grenfg for Cleveland. decI0alteowdkg.RB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-04

Reasonable Organization In Columbus
The Columbus Gazette says that for
some time past it has heard rumOrs Of IN
organisation Of men in that city who have
on foot 8 project that is reasonable in
character and design, and dislOyal in its
tendencies. They propose, in short to run
The blockade on the Texas coast with sup
plies Of all kinds, receiving in exchange
therefor, cotton at a low rate. It's furth-
er stated that they have assurances from
The JEFF. Davis Government that they will
be protected. It is also asserted that
certain parties have already left COlum-
bus with the impression behind them
that they were going to Europe while
their destination is Mexico. One who is
acquainted in Columbus assures us of his
belief that the report is true. An inyes-
tigation should at once be made by skill
ful detectives, and, if it is SO, the offenders
should be brought to the punishment they
deserve.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-04

The LeaYenwOrth Conservative says it
is a remarkable fact that the soldiers from
Kansas are seldom taken prisoners. The
Kansas men have never been taken in a
body by the rebels, though the State has
$4,000 volunteers scattered through nearly
every department and hardly an officer
has ever been captured. At the present
time the Conservative does not know Of q
single Kansas soldier who is prisoner.
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LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
unn sp1.rNnIn STEAMERS

HIHE bPIENUIU hN1L
PLANET, MErEOR, CITY OF OLEVE LAM
THAVETTFR.H ILLINOIS, IRON CITY 3 NOhLa,
FRN NIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland ahu
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during thesoNoH'
- Ahn fnIlnminn dnNa.
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FnR sALE on EXCHANGE.

ACN 611A W.
10 acres near East Cleveland Village, good house and
barn and a variety Of fruit, shOOs one-halt IN
hand, balance on time.
anew Brick House and Barn on Detroit-st, lot lz21
s2j, well improved, fruit, &C. $780, 500 cash.
balance on 4 or 5 years time.
3 very nice Gothic Cottages on 1 ittsburgh-St.. Prices
$500, slGUO and s9OOO, one-third down, balance
~ story cottage, 10 rooms, on scOvill-St. Lot 39xl62,
in good order. $1,000.
small ~ story HOnse, lot SSX 20, on ScOVlh'St-5 east
of FOre5s-St. SifOO.
House and Lot on Hamilton-St., house 2 stories, 8
rooms; lot 33x 90. $500.
or-Sts. 800 per acre. -,
50 acres nicely improved Land, all kinds Of trutti IL
story Brick Buu5s, Barn, &C, in Brecksvilei 81
800 Will exchange for 4 TO acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
House and Lot On Hsrbor st. sl2G. Exchange for
A few shares Lake Shore Railroad Stock for sslo.
TO LET.
| Agood two-story Brick H0uss, with modern improve
ments, on hlnsmHn-St near krle-St.
| AlsO-Hous in Pa'k Row, Bond-St.
JNO G. JENNINGS
apr27 21l euperiOr-SE
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.rlRMs Am am Lnrs-

FARMS AND OUT LOIS.
Q acres good Garden and Fruit land, about 2) fruit
trees in b ,Rrsug ard other small fruits cheap
frame house ~ miles out 1850, half down.
balance on lime.
l5 acrs in Brecksyile. 25 to 80 scres timber good
two story franc house, barn 30x4u, shed, hcrse
barn and cheese house, good water, 3D trnit trees
as Per acre, part on tine
$50 acus ( miles from WillOughby and - from city
A FIRST class farm, well improved. s57H FeT acre
House and lot on ParkmAn street, lot 2jKlO0i IL sto-
~ frame house, BAN, &C. tlO0l. 80
Ga acres on Cuyahoga River, g miles from city -
acres good river bottom, IS acres timber, orlch
1a acres ) m'iss iron city, good land, no buildings
$40 per acre.
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MONDAY MAY 4TH, 1868.
nTy Goods, store Fixtures, sc.

AT AUCTION, Y...a-...s.sas.O- OUTIEk q SON
At Ma, hews' Variety Store. lO4 Lorain-St West Side.
o CUTTER & SON will sell on Monday, May 9Th,
at Stors No. lI LoIaiu-St., West Side, commencing
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, the Dry Goods and fixture con-
taipeh in said Store, cors sting ofHosery, LAces, Edg-
ing. Gimrs, hinges, Gents Black SILK Neck Hand
Eerchiefs, Gents silk and Muslin Pocket HBndker-
chiefs Mems aud Boys Caps and Hats, Btnnets, Ool-
lars. Gloves, Ribbons, Suspenoers, Wcolen and Get
Por monaies, Wal cts, Lead Pencils, Tired, Toys,
Needles SC, &C.
Cases, Walnut Counter Tables, Show windows
EtOvss, sc.
AL purchases will be required to remove their ar
ticlag from the PREMISES b. o clock on day OF sa c.
TEkMS-Cash. Bankable Funds at tire Of safe.
mRTsA35
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NOR CHICAGO AND

TISHING TACKLE.-ANR3M
JUsTBECEIV ED-A fresh sup-(
nv Of Conroy's Celebrated Fishing Tackle Our stock
ofROds, Reeds, Lines, Hooks, Flies, Bats, &c, &C.,
fs large and in great variety.
EB-We have also on hand a fine assortment OF
Double and Single Barrelied Shot Guns, Rides, Re
Volviug Pistols, Powder Flasks, Shot Peuches, Am
munitfous, and eErything required for Field sports,
At HA1TERSLET'S GON STORE,
lG2 Superior-St., Cleveland, o.
RFRepairiDg nsstly executed. maya
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sPERMATORHGA
Tbs chief Attributes Of Manhood are

The Chief Attributes Of ami are
frequently lost or suspended BY mal-paetiees and VI
oious habits that will inevitably lead TO hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laic
down in the treatise HUMAN FRAlLT1s or Phys
BIOLOGICAL REsEARoHEs." 1t Is elaboratsly hiustra-
"a With eolored eagravings and win convince the
most hardened and uneoncemed, Is well Is relieve
the minds Of the most despOnding, By leading them
IN the right channel for relief Of bodily and mental
agony and despair.
Es-Sold By Dr.. BARROW, l4 Bleeeksrst D.. 2
4 Price s cen8. sent free See adVeEtsr
meut Of sfTriesemar' in another column.
Sold also By G. W. CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-04

O"0e Ne Insurance ONCE Off. F. Brsyton.
HOUsFs AND lots FOR SALE.
10 story Brick House. Lot 4fIlIO 10 an aiisI On
Well Water and Ci5tern SZhO- Terms easy.
A IsrSe new and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
nsr Kinsman and FOrest-St. Lot Z9oxSso. 80
Brick House aud Lot, No. 5 Johnson-st
Price &25O0 ~, r.o-il.
81 81 ~ New Brick Horse aud Lot, No, s2 scovl.le-
ST. Lot 35xl4t, CDR. alley and SeoElis-St; tSSVo'
Terms easy. Possession given immediately
FARMS o SALE.
. n acres In BrecksYiue; IS acres improved, balance
c1oice timber land. SIS per acre, Terms easy.
On acres in Boston 30 acres impfoyed 6ool noU'
and harm. Price so per acre. Terms essy
ia srrss IN Parma, 4 miles from Brighton 50 aertB
imTToved. Good tWo-stOry House and TWO Barns
N LIZ n Ssy1burz, about smilss from Cleveland
Good Houss and Barns and dne Orchard. FOWL
| $50 acres, 20 miles from Toledo and miles rum
seon Station on Air Line Railroad; $50 acres pIAl,
RE and balance timber land. New no1se =
Bayn AMI good Fruit. go ger acre. Term. et>y
Some very desirable Building Lots on the east slue !
WiIlrOa Avenue, ruRt outside the, Cily nmlt7- ,oov
| Ope LOT. corner Wilson Avenue ana CedAr-5t 'VSA
800 eet. S21 per foot. ,a s,our0
I Tbrte LOIS on Wilson Avenue, lOOL3.6 II. SlsperH
Two Lots on Wilson Avenue, lO0x3y6 II ~ Per y.
Two lots on Wilson avenue, iOlx395 Il. = PER ~
A LLton Prospect BIS running thrOusn
verX de,iras lie lock Property for sAls on the Ole
Rf.er Bed, lust above q. A. OTIS FORGE - ~
front BY Loo feet deep, being Blocks IS ~ anu ~
This pro-er y Is docket ana has water Eum-leH
? M largest vessels to discharge alonesloe. l
Proposes CT for Coal a Iron O-e DocAsih tneNi'
maui
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REAL ESTATE.
TOHN G..
Successor TO Rouse & Jsnnings)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
Marble Block, oil superior-st.

s8-Wnl buy aBd sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent aud fOllect Rents, &c.
e1-NO charge to Purchasers. Sellers only chargel
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
EB-Alsn issues Policies ct Lowest Paying hates II
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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%P0ST-OFFlCE TIMETABLE.
1868 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1858
FOR II
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

p will bs opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains. .
Bs-Au Mails close one hour before departure OIL
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEBUT.
Eastern Through arrives At "a l4O
Has,1gT TSITonsh arrives st gs0 a NJ, snd9'25 P N.
Westera Way arrives at $50 p. "a.
gandusbT Wsy arrives at 9-5 A. d.
Cincinnati through arrives at 945 \. M $50 IN
Al WAY arrives at e35 r. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at I59P N.
do Way arrives at 9l5A "a.
MahoninF Way arrives at I9 Pm
Medinay Way arrives at 400 2. M.
/ RockpOrt, &c, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays ahuse''
urdayH at Y NJ.
| BrecksVile, Bath, &C, arrives Mondays ana Frfua1'
at5P. NJ. 49,
Sharon Tenter, Granger, North Royalton, &C arnVe
Mondays and Fridays at !. M:
Warrensyille arrives daily at lU;l9 An
| East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily al An
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-04

We have receiveds communication from
Aurora giving an account of the observe
snee Of Fast Day in that village, which will
appear in u next issue.
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49, D.
AAA HOW LnSrI HOW REsTORRD

Inst Published In Sealed Enveiope-priee &C..
ALecture on the Nature, Treatment and RADICAL
nntary Emissions Sexual Debility and lm~pedimenttE
Marriage generally, Nervousness, Epilepsy and sue
Consumption, Mental and Physical mcapaclEy re-
M. ID, author Of the Green Book
"a BOON To THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS
sent under seal, in q plain envelope, 20 any ahdluB
most paid,O on receipt Of six cents, or two lestASf
stamps, to DR.. J. o.. KLINE, IN BoWery, New York
p n ROY 4SS- aprl;446
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
To be Sold at Auction,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 18th, AT II O'CLOCK, A.. )
On the remises.

This Is a part Of the WILEY PROPERTY, on
Michigan-St., and consists Of four lots, . feet front
on MichiRan-St., and $50 feet deep, and one lot IN rear
l2xlO0 feet. 1t l. one Of the best locations in the gity
for business, only about $50 feet from OnIaTIo-St
three hundred dollars per foot. This property VIII
be sold at n great sacrifice, and II viii. be a grand Op-
nortunifv to obtain q good business location, or to
invest or speculation, as it will undoubtedly sell Tor
double in less than one year what il must be sold Tor
now. pD,yrop
R5-For further particulars enquire Of BRAfTOh
4 STOOKWELL, No. 6 Atwater Building, orr Ont
fer A Son. AuctiOneers. aprZ1-Aat
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DELEE ISLAND,
AND
Point Pslee Reef Light HOussL
LAKE ERIE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on and after tbs 18th
OF April next, tina LiRht exhibited on Peles Island,
near the upper end Of Lake Erie, will be altegsd 30 e.
10 sheW 3 BRIGHT RED, and that on Point Peba reef,
will be altered to a WHITE LIGHT. Captains and Pt-
lots Of vessels, will therefore bear In mind, that in
passing up the Lake the WHITE LIGHT viii DO IN the
star hoaEd side. and the RED LIGHr on the larbOard
side. By order Of the Commissioner.
7 TRUDEAU, Secretary.
Department Of Public Works,
Ouebec. Canada. I6 March, Is63. marZtAAR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-04

For the Benefit Of Nervous Suner-
ers. The WARNING VOICE on
seli-CuTe Of Debility, Consumption
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory 49, BY q former
SUFFERER. Enclosing stamp address
ID. i. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mas.
PREVENTION BErTER THAN
new French Safe is the only article ever
"a By the Medical Profession IS q SAYS ana sURA IRE
v~entive. samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED - AZ
address, on receipt OF stamp. 1ee-N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-04

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy Is WsE-
ranted 70 cure Coughs, Colds, and all Diseases q thu
Throat. Ghost and Lungs. Price IS cents per ooetlae
John \. Henry q o., Waterbury, Vermont ssneEAa
AEen.s. Sold by d. s. Barnes, ~ Broad"Ayl ~ 70
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MemOeF OF He 49a1N ONaN
London, Englandj Graduate Of
Rie0rd's HosPitalJ for
FEMALE DISEASES,
and a constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened his Office 1t the
johnson House, Cleveland
where he will be happy to meet all those who are A.
aieled with subacufe and chronic diseases.
Els treatment is entirely different from the old
plau, snd is mild, emcaeiOus and effective. his med
ieinesa are simply vegetable extracts and oils, tn
have never been used bat By two other physicians
America besides himself. he has speRt tbs greatss
mart of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtainins
a few secrets in his profession He tests the Urins
for all forms Of disesse. Eo ehArge for giving al an
bonsat and true statement of their case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To You've MEN.-He cal prove to you IN aleW MN
utes that he Is the only physician you ever Leetel
with that cures this disease. EOr every patient VINO
viii follow his dlrsofions, he viii give one hundred
! Dollars ifhe fails IN curing this disease. No charge
made for consultation. Those at a distance who wish
10 consult the Doctor may DO 80 BY sending q small
vial OF urfhe by nail, with name, sex and age, and ne
viii answer aud describe their case, and the pgsz1bn-
fty Of getting relief. By encl1stng 8 return P9stses
gtamp -.
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OFFICE OF TIE NOBTHERs TRANSPORTATION Co,0
m nun

n cent. upon the Capital Stock Of this Company
has BEN declared payable 70 the Stockholders u the
office Of the Company, in Cleveland, on the hrstT Tues
day 9th Of May next. By order Of the Directors.
MARI 438 A !. BREED, Treasurer.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Oyvrm-Eo. 81 Honman's Block, opposite the Pos
Ofics, (up Gtairs,l Cleveland, o. iTesRn
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17
Peace at all Hazards.

Wo bavo waged war for over two years
now lot us huvo peace. This is the cry OF
tho "poaco men," and wo join thcm in il
heartily. But VIZ differ with them in the
manner OF bringing it about. They would
have Mende go against Leo with an olive
branch in tho hands of each soldier we
would have their guns doublo sholtod, and
thoir bavonots uowly sharpened for tho mo.
gotiation." Wo want Immediate peace, but
want it brought about by just such "com-
promises us Meade gave Leo at Gottys.
burg. aud such "cenditiOns us Grant OF.
fcred Pcmbcrton--a compromise between
death and defeat, and Il condition of uncon
diioral surrender. Grants proposal was
accepted. and consequently wo have peace
at Vicksburg.
Tho vigorous compromise" of Mead,
brought peace upon Gettysburg, although
it took 'hrro days urgent discussion of the
terms OF settlement. lloro aro Two NOR,
notable and incontroVortibe instances of The
truth OF tho saying that, to us, war is the
shortest road to peace. Three mouths no
gotlal'on at least would be required to patel
! up II short'llYcd peace, on tho basis which
tho so'cailed peace men would lay down
but in forty seven days Grant secured
permanent peace at The stronghold Of tn
rebellion in tho south west.
Tho peaccmakers who stay at home al
though far too numerous, do not numbe
half as many rs tho peacomakers who ar
standing IN tho ranks of the United State
atmy. Tho former aro for temporary, dis
graceful, cowardly peace. bought with dis
honor tho latter for a lasting honorable
! manly peace, purchased with their blood
and tendored TO their country as a hol,
peace olforing "-Lcader.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17
Admiral Porter's Offlcisl Report.

Admiral Portel's Official Report Of his
operations during the siege OF Vicksburg
has been received by Secretary Wells
Tie Admiral says that one steamer only
was badly disabled since our operations
commenced. and six or seven killed or
wounded, while the army had troublesome d
enemies in front and behind them.
A gunboats marine bri igade under Gen.
Elliott, and small force OF troops, under
General Dennis and Ge,cral Mower, KEEP:
at bay n large force Of rebels, over l2,-
300 strong. accompanied by large quan,
MY OF srlllIery, and though offered bat
tie. and several engaged, they invariably
He'd, and satisfied themselves by ASSAULT
ing half disciplined aud unarmed blacks.
The capture of Vichsburg leaves an ar.
my and naval force free to act along the
river, and | hope soon TO add to my De.
parIment the vessels which have been TEN
porarly lost to service, viz. the In
dianoia and the Cincinnati. The effect oI
this blow will ne tel, far up the tributaries
ol the Mississippi.
There has been large expenditure Of
ammunition during the siege. Morlars
have fred 1000 mortar shells ahd gun.
boats, 500. Forty five hundred shots
have been fred from naval guns on shore,
and we have supplied 5000 10 diHeren!
corpse.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17
Movements Of Morgan in Indiana,

Morgans force now invading Southern
Indiana is known to humber 900 mountad
men, with four pieces of artillory-two 12
pound howitzers and two 6.pounders. He
never would have ventued upon the bold
raid. but from assurances that he would be
largely reinforced by rohc 'sympa,bzers who
so abound in tho invaded district. There
is no doubt Of thi Whit success he h, Q
met with 10 stealing horses and vo'unteor.
ing men, does not yet appear Probably
not much in the way of recruits, notwith.
standing lip treason is 20 blatant among tho
Indiana Knights OF the G,den Circle. The
nexidiy after Morgan crossed the OHIO. his
force took possession of Greenvilic. Floyd
countv and then marchc1 to Palmyra, near
tho Washington g. Harrison county line
Ftiday morning no sent force Of 500 to
wards PaoIi. probably to destroy the Ohio
aud Mississippi Rsilraad track betwoon Nit.
chel and seymour Tho balance proceeded
to Salem. whore thcy burned tho railroad
depot anG captured 800 Home Guards.
Thoy thon went to { H.un, tour mlcs ca
OF Siom, and pushed towards the Jefferson
vile Railroad. Ehe Indianapolis Jonrnat o.
the llth SAYS;
Morgan is eVidontly marching for some
polut on the Ohio river, expecting to saizj
passing steamers and rccross into Knntuckv
lla will find oOnO there. The point at
at which ho expects to cross is, proDabiy,ei'
thor Grassy Fats or Cnai es own Landing
butweGn Madison and Louisville.
At noon yesterday Col. Iobson, Ken.
tucky officer at tho hrad ot 4j0D civairy,
was closely pursuing Morgan, wItl. eyorypros
pcct OF osurtaklDg hlm. bong at that ti"o
but sixteen mites 10 his rear. Tho people
in advance OF Morgan wore cnttlug down
trees to retarp his pr gross, and tho farmers
were bush"hack'ng tue robes along the
road at all p0Ints. IL, IS probably IN the
hottest place he over was in, anb the ll1Os
iers will make it hotter than tho pIacs he
will iinaip land at, boiore he departs trom
our borders.
tbs Cincinnati Gazciia of tho l2:h has in.
ieligence that IA band of robels wore be
tween La Grange and T. ninuucn, on tho
Louisville and Frankfurt Il abroad. and the
trans were stopped in consequence. The
rebels were also In the vicinity ot Stanford,
Ky. stealing horses g. Oul f rcos wcru look
iug after rhoin. A number of gunbOats arc
now. on the river betwcuu C,ucuuati aud
Lpuisville. The Gd,rtte says:
1t seems to bo tbs lnpre,slnn, so far aswe
can learn that tho Object OF Murgan's raid IN
10 Indiana was to cause withdrawal ot our
forces in knurucky ,hu boiovIng tnat we nao
no sutllcicnt force IN Indiana to ropel him
before he should have succeeded IN destroy
ing turds, bridges, dcpos, exchanging his
horses,and perhaps oba ain ng somo rnnder,
while purtlon ut bis force lett bunind in
Kentucky would ove,ruu that Stato in like
manner