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TnNs0RIAI.
Kew Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress
ing Establishment.

WM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
w return his sincere thanks to his old friends
and patrons and the Inhabitants OF Cleveland gene
rally, Tor the very large share OF public patronage
bestowed him for the last nine ysgrs, and would
respectfully inform them that since his return from
Europe that he has taken aud fitted mp large Store
in the most modern and New York style, entire Sep
arate apartments. with every accommodation for sT
cry branch Of the business. Having purchased and
selected himself from the MARkEfs while in Bu
rope he oer for sale and inspection the hnest and
most valuable assortment Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
ever shown In this city. Mr. Day studied in some Of
the best Establishments IN Paris and London, Gnd
has for inspection many new and nls Ike improve
ments in every description OF
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
S9-Sola maker and importar Of all kinds Of Kng-
lish and FrenchHesd Dresses, English Bows, Triple
Bows, Cofieures, PlicstGres, &C.
ssT Ladies Hair Dressing Shsmpconing, Hair
Cutting and Curling. Ladies Hair cut and restored
without cutting short (shingltng.)
nG-HGT and COLD BATHS- Angi-R2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19

From LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer
Illinois, Captain John Robertson, Clerk, G.
Atwood, left Portage Lake, on her return
trip, Tuesday, October 18th, at five o'clock
in the afternoon. The propeller Pewabic
had just arrived. The steamer City of
Cleveland left there, bound up, the evening
before. Arrived at Marquette during the
night and left the next day, the 14th, at two
o'clock in the afternoon. Schooner Africa
and bark Great West, No. 2, were there
loading. Propeller Water Witch left that
port, on the morning Of the l4th, bound up.
Considerable excitement was prevailing
both at Marquette and Portage over the re-
cent discoveries of minerals in the vicinity
of Silver Lake. Arrived at the Sault on the
morning Of the 18th, leaving at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon. The steamer Traveller had
just arrived. Net two vessels in Lake
George, but could not make out their names.
Experienced very fine weather the whole
trip, which only extended to Portage.
The Illinois brought down thirty FIVE tons
of copper from Quincy mine, which was left
at Detroit; sixty tons smelted copper from
the Portage Lake Smelling Works for H.
Garretson & Co.; one hundred and three
tons gross iron ore for DR.. Russell, Detroit !;
seven hundred and sixty. -four ship knees for
Peck, Masters & Co., and fifty passengers.
The IlliuOis arrived yesterday morning
and left last night on her return trip.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19

People watched and Yallandigham waits"
q Ohio true to the Union. Pledged 20 aneea'
ditionsl loyalty"
WOld Abe our best general"
"The Union-we viii preserve it."
1.-TWO noblemen-BTough and Tod"
"Where's Sammy Cox's Army"
Beside those the names Of our victories and
of our favorite generals were inscribed on
many banners. Among the illustrated trans
parencies we observed an accurate delinea-
ton of the Plain Dealers Rooster, upside
a9lon, and looking very discouraged. A
lacrymOse gentleman, with tears in his
eyes, was represented as anxiously inquiring,
" Do they miss me at home ?" Another bears
the label, "VallandighAm watching over the
border"
Bat it is impossible to give all or nearly
all these notices, and We must content our
selves with these few, taken at random from
the hundreds OfinscriptiOns, of patriotic, jubi-
liant, sarcastic and witty, which were borne
by the different delegations.
THE LINE OF MARCH
Was as follows: Up Euclid to BroWnell, up
Brownell to Prospect, down Prospect to Erie,
down Erie to st. Clair, down St. Clair to Wa
ter, up Water to Superior, up Superior to the
Square. All along tho line the march was q
triumphsl progress. Every house was
ablsze with light, and each street was brill
liant with gay decorations. All Joined to-
gether in rejOicings. Shouts greeted the pro-
cession and its distinguished members with
every step of progress. It was no mere pro-
cession but a most glorious ovation.
LLUNINATIoEs.
Almost every private residence on the route
of the procession was illuminated. Each in
his way and according to his means testified
his joy in cur triumph. The result was mag
nifcently beautiful. But it is impossible to
name all who illuminated and it would be in
vidiOus to single out a few for especial men
tion, where all did so we'll.
Many stores and public buildings along the
line of march were fully illuminated. Preem-
inent, among these. and most beautifully
prominent was the Railroad Block on Water
street, htup in every window by lamps,
which
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The ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

A Thousand and One RumOrs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19

The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19
Gen. Meade Massed His Troops.

Gen. Lee Again Travelling North.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19
Guerrilla Fighting In Tennessee

He is in the FOrttflcatlOns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19

Hereafter the price will be as follows
Present Use, or Xxx, $s 90; Cream, 50 90
Stock or XXX, $40 90 per barrel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19

BREwER's NOTIoE.-Owing to the ad-
vance in the price of barley and hops, the
Brewers of the city of Cleveland have been
obliged to advance the price of ale 81 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19

Ill SuperiOr-St., Cleveland, O.
E. B. HALE, BANKER.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Gold, Silver, Coupons & Prem Funds.
AGENCY for 5-2o's
AND ALL OTHER GOVERNMENT BONDS.
RANTED-U -UY0URRERF BANK BILLS.
iulyH
REXovAL-The undersigned hns re-
moved from his old place, on Seneca street,
to 1873 Ontario street.
WILLIAM LoURIE.
Cleveland, October 18th, 1858.
oet15:I22
EVERY Lady should buy GOdey's Maga-
zine for November. See advertisement in
another column. For sale at Bakers, east
side Of the square, near the Post-ofics.
Get 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19
"HURRAH FOR BRoUGH.'

A maze Of lanterns fill the air, suspended
on cords running from tree to tree above the
heads of the people. Flags hutter in the
breeze. A halo of luminous glory surrounds
the head of the Perry Statue, draped in the
National cOlors. Everywhere the square is
bright with lanterns and huttsring with
flags.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-19

WASHINGTON, October II.
The following proclamation has been issued
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VI nteritnmtftbe RaGrttbtem

Z, Waibimgtnu. 8. .. StidaY, Der gtu,
nsbner Der Gtaat8s@ tenern fir Sluriba uni
Suo' @arpltna, beridtet Der 8eateruna Dsu
pOllfCmmensn GrfCls bes 8erludes, BITE Stla.
otn gu berp1fnen uno In Neetmenter etn;u.
reiben. 2 Die &ruppenabtbeiluna, welGe DO,
Rur3em SadlunpiQe etanabm, beRanb nu.
ans NeSern. 9ter3sbn Sage lang tebaupte.
ten Fe tte Stabt unter tmmerp66renben
&Grnpfen, 9eeen einen tebeuteno Iterleaenen
6etnb unO trteben i'm iebes Mlal ,uriid, 10 of
&c ansrtf btS bas 6. Gpnnecticut 8oIuntGr
Restment %etntraf pelGes fstnespegs ginRta
auf Die l@par3en &ameraben gu lpre6en
mar. Sn etnem 0sleGte NIT @ebeQen.M rtile
lerie unO Gapalerie, Bate bafelbe BITE Muf-
9abe, paS aug Me9era befsbenbe /. unb 3.
SIo Carolina 9iestmsnt 3u unterRiben uno
lHCn naa ben srfsn feeret6en Rampfe Der
lHwnrsrn 1ruppn etFldrte oas gplcntatr.
8setmeit boB es teineG orurtbetle metr sesen
bees, tpsl@e f6 ols lOl6e 6dpen Be-
sa m
Dns aaaer Der 8sbs(Ien tpar 8 Wsilen bon
s%ntfernt unS beSur Elm Nnarif
balIeIts erfOIete, tpInl&te Der cummanei.
renbe Sffster, RAP etne bret Metlen I'm Niifen
befubliGe Bride 3eritSrt tper0e. Gin gieser
trbUt lA btss ssfGtrorObente @ert npstn gu
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g8eiterCs BON Meerifc. &
OIeuereS aus Gentral nmS cat
Imertfa.

,News gurt, 81. @prl. DIR Camper
uNcrtb Star," tpslbsr AM IL. April BON gl.
ptntpau abfubr, lam am %. Npril bier al
unb GberbraGte $256,604 Gpatanten una
neasre Na9ri4ten aus Central. unb Sae.
Mmcrifa.
Die Gbtlentids &ssisruns Dat plSslt9 pas
S9aeut auf9ebObsu, mad Welhsn priVatpsr.
|Cnen 9eeen 0Slun9 'Spn GrlautnielGs inen
(0t;enIen) bic @uanrlaser SeS StaateS aus.
beuten purfteu. "'''
Inter Der ltberolen nno aufsttl1rten 8egte.
runS bes prdfcentsn @srs3 Srrl6ptnbst al.
mait9 Die alte 9arteissbalisteit, unb Sn.
rufrte, @OIfetilouna, polittlHes 0sbeG uns
ale @lsments Der Civilization bsesn F& Sc.
beutenp.
Don &nmOn SOlcmaYcr Saless III sans
SbtleRtlGsh @el4aftStrdssr tn MsrisC uuN
Der S%esenrGr!t9 In Sen. gjcrf trstlsnee GM
Yeorr B. Orti3 80 ietrHm 9eeatiCnslstrttGss
erndnnt porpen. f4RaH eRHrt.
Gin @9iIsntl6sr Martnsplf3tsr, Don 8.
Btbal @VineI bat BET elmer GrfprI&nneersik
I'm Snnegn Spst 9rpse unp nidt Itkr tcNe
Ydne burh bic Nnces mad Der @rsentini1&na
CONFEDERATION entpedk F1
Nue @eru Nib tie srnilt6e GrtrantHng
feS prGfpenten, Sen. San Sipman s.msIEef.
Die rCIitiIaen Nasssier lpsfultrten kerrits
auf Ietnsn Epo, alf trrIGen pbnt 3retfrI cine
8espIatipn cfCIeen tpiirce, rie man aHssmttn
9laubte, ~ as,
DER Oatnpfer eSalparOt", ps'her an 4.
NprIl IN banana antout, bra6le NnnriHtsa
aus Der 6auptfopt bon Guatemala bis qua
25. @1dr3. miA
&arrera bate fstuen Irrttsren 8erfR& 40
einsm Nnerif auf SaIpappr esuta&t. bod
tvnniHts sr cine nere GrpscittCn 5u Stands
gu brtnsen. ebpptI bas Bolt bamit burSauS
ntHt s%ufrtepsn mar,
Gen. 8lrrtrs mplte einsn Ginfau Ia gi~
cardgua MAIDEN unb bate bereite ein FlttneS
&rirgslHif mad pcrt @crtntu (9ealeiO) gee
i&tdt. .Snbeb bilistsn feline Mitbtrsrr has
1nterntbmen tur6aus niht, pbpVbl tie init
lstnem @erbaIten Scssn Guatemala SOltruis
| men aufrteben tparrn,
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0ermifdhte Nfathrirhtrn.

Die fetss BluGtteeS @snsral 6tl [ bon
WuIbin8ton, q g. bat In rem @emIt6ern
Ger Nebelsn 9rObe 8tnUs3uns er3esat. 5ia
tonnte NIT igtnsr b~ebeuttnpen Qrmee rcs
flstne 6duHetn BON 2ittle DalbtGatca 3u
stnert 5ritltud Srr;ebren, bate aber mt6bI pte
Courage aa3u6dBeu. uno srsrtf ldtteBlia
oa6 3aifnpanter. ans Jurdt, bab i6m Softer
ben 8ad3ug cbI6aeioeu mSdis raa -t'
0ajonett. Nnartffu3n Yferbs c.
unltre Qssr tpsrDen lib estnnern, bab mir Dor
%etntser 3sit Die Srper BON @tn. NO1encran,,
relGe Bite Sreanifrunsosp rpm bsrittenen @ttte.
corps anuronete. pnblijirteu, DteGe Srber
1T 6ersi's in's Werf gelebt mDtten, bic Corps
tno OrSaniirt, babsut abes bic n5ttissd MaF<
Fen nod ntcht erAalten. Gtn Cops pis1er A.t
Fam beseit5 am 81. Wdr3 nit jeinptiGsr
&apelerie bet GaBispile, Genn.. ms DAMP
gemsn9e ba 90, aber nnr nit Wusfeten bea
wafnet unoA notwithstanding aHG, nc@ Mot
%iattelftlt tpar unb bic Nebelen natIr!tG BON
Hepplpern uno S6telu 0ebYauA mafaten,
triiroen Die braosn BnrlGen III unDrpnuua
3uriid9ercrfen, Gintse Yisrpe batttn auf
benz @idiu9 tbre Nstier abselest; ptsle
pollten bte SurGhen Mot In Die 9dnbe oss
6etnoee fauen laTen. 9apt, Ntdstts llm..
nlslts 20 Biz so ppN Dem Cops unb btfabt
vBdtCnnett auf" unb Dorpdrts ging es ipister
benz TetnOe ent9t8ea. Die IsbeGen, erlhrpf4
Fen iiber ben unBepStnlthen NnbIid etnes
BaiOnett' Nn8rifd ga Yftro. partetsn ben
Nnlahf nt@t ab. sabsn BerlsnastO nuO mniern
Surl3en s'laya ss, lire Ramerapen mtt
Musnabme Won 8tereG BEN Nsbelen tpteees
ab3ut1eet. 1s'
Dies 1T wOtt bstt rrS!e 8ajenettansrif gu
Yferpe, Der etmaft puree, So 81. e.
Gtn Nrger melbet Id 3nm
lOOctUr gra II. Gin @OrrslpCnSeai
tDeiIt aus 0aibtuston SoIsenpss mits
UVOr &ur3em tam i'm 3auptauartier Dee
General $ 0untur3te6 ein Brief NIT elmer
Canada CRmarfs an, In wslGem bic Mn.
frdge gellsat tpurbe, oh Ser 8rirllAreibel au,
Yrdfuu9 elmer 0unbar3ts@ teae in Der $50.
lCntdrs Wrmee suselaieu ipcrbsn tGnne. Gins
bstabsnoe NntpOrt purDe seesben. NaG
Verlanf ether e%ntIpreGenben 3ett feute fd
Elm Intelligent auslebenper Neaer 70 I6par;
pte ebenbpI3 TOR unb fOreerte fur Den Cana
oosDUctnr cine examinations Srore. Mar
1aDut an, bdb Ct Der O6ner bss betrtfenbeu
DOCTORS iet uno bic Orbre tuurDe Iofort aus.
I9efertiat. Mtt Oielem Document in Der 5enp
Ibegab il4 Der Ne9er mad Der EXAMINATIONS.
Ifele unO ftsllte tA ale Dsrientee Dor, wel6er
laut Der SrOre uerlcngr, ais @unoarst Der
Nru1se srdmtntrt ,Su .i:tn, Das GrRaunsn
unD Die 8erle9rntett Der perlammeltrn Merste
fam man lG letGt Drritslrn. Dc& Der
yls8er beltanb anf fetarm 3te&t, Or prdlentirts
BITE SrOre unb %berlansts bic bu6iGblt6e
Nusfibruns berirIbsn. Die nntfcrmtrten
SINGER @eSculaps paren gang Serptrrt. Nui
Der stnsn Seite mar bic S5roer, seaen bic ir
nt&t ipa9tft1, un9eEoriam si ietn; auf Der
anoern Srite ffnnS per afrtfantl6e @entte.
man, ben fe ntGt gu eramiairen vagten.
SAltsBlt9 trurCe Der 6aG irus Der Rsmun,
ltrattcn oeS 9ifecrS 3uriiidselsgt, bts pom
Jtrte9elstretar Snfrnfttcnsn ctngebpit Gtien.
go Stsl man Uet6. bat Der { 5efrstdr bic
test tetne SntrufttcneR ssseGsn."
n. ~. asE3afas
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Sn cen NebelenWsrftn IdnDen rte etnea
80 unO etnsn IL VfanDer, tesslstAsn beoeu'
tenbe Sorrdtbe ron Wunitton, @nltlobiibleu
nab ,tntge fletus Waftn. Die usterbIetbIe l
etues batisen Maties fauben mir tn Der
nahe ter &anOnen osr,ftett,
De Armee marlGirse am eriea Gage It's
ouf einn . init Uberbalb patterfcnDlae. pier
rno wetterbin wutfe Die 0orbut burh ben
Nahtrab bss suriidpsthenten 6etute5 bslds
fiat. tgr aus 100 See tern mab , @'elAuben
I6sltano. Granfttn- erret1ssn mir am Niitt
rod. 800 OeIan9ene spuraen Gemdttt, eia-
lAliebliA 9ansF SO~mpasnial, Bet 6ranfttn
nabue.l mir ben Nebelenpampfsr SOrnie.
i6!sr ~usrbrannten pte &etellen ibre DaHtpfsr
NepstcY. @o0amsr, Gsa Nr. 2 unO Diana;
am nd@lten Sage U%ertranntm lie bet New
Siberia bic 9Ouila, Dsrbp, Uncle 1cmm9, Blue
0ammCf unO bas RanDnenbUOt 6art. Der
Gridst purDe am 3uIammenflu b bon @eefe
uno @a6apea Bayou In ben 0uIno es6cbrt.
J@en. @rupsr's Dtpilton i6iffte fA am IL,
lrat auf 4 RanDnsnboOtena bsi DerDtd Sttp
Elm. sic atng bic Bat binnnf BIS SrtHb
Bend, ungefdbr 3 Metlen bon 6rantitn.
Set bet Nntnnfta am Gshe pcri udtsn ots
Nebsusn unIsre, 5rnppen auriid3ubalten BOD
puiDen le 3aridastrtstsh, tlnisre Gruppsn
iiberlAritten ben Side unD biupuaftrien fiji
bte Jidat. Nm nabltm MrrSen bradsn III
mad 6rantlIu ouj uno ltteBen 2 Mtsticn Oupoi
abermalS auf Den 8sinD,, Der Igtne NrtilsrI'
auf einem &reuspeSe aufsfpRanat bate, bef
mir palitren muRtfn.
He6ts BON unS mar eta Othter Mal0, II
Dem lih Der 5ttno p~erbor9en ttsIt. Man ira
Iofott 8Ortebrungrn ga einsm psr5weif!tst
NaAril.
Oils eth Nn8rtf befOblsn wuroe, UNI BET
I5etno aus letner Stelung gu branasu unI
feline 0ddibe gu nebmen, batte baS 13.Naln
8s9t. ben @nerif itsr Gin espFustee 8etO I'M
abtr 5petr 8en3en az mader. TrVB otsle
StnbsrnilIe eelong es benz 3eaiment, 2 @dif
Iluns, 6 Bferpe, 2 Destn unO cine fttnbltdj
I6lna9e gu nctmen.
8alO mad btelem gn9rtiI MID Der Oathl
Igel6laeen surid. Die un8 ent9saenltebenO
r @trettmaGt mar ntht fart, bate ater Den
t 8Ortbetl Der GteIuns,- Die @slammtma&
i. Der Nebrlan bter uno bit Den Battn.ten tpsite,
: nnten iberfteg nidt 10000 Wanr,
Infer 0erlult tpar betr1htiih uuD Der BE-,
E TstupsS muB Gem unlrisen entiprehen 81
= Sn ctsIem Qusenblif 3iebt lih ets gam,
t fetnpII&e Wta6t psmcraltItrt una tOfnung8.
los 3urud.-
t CUR 3stt per Auturft unisrsr 1rupptn b.
; Wtw Sberta bottsn mir uahs3u $50 @tic
} YierOe, Waultbtsre unO 8tsb srbtutet. Ni@t
IbepeiR mebr cte GENERALIZATION Der Nstelten
armse, ais baS ralfe Gtnfanasn ibcer ent
/ mutbte.m S0lootsn. Bsrsite Ginp nabe,,
1900 @~sfan8ene In uniere 5dnOe sslaGen,
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Scr Grirs a,n @iiIiiiippi.
Ole 8sIaesrMns OUu SidSbnrs.
(eYssiaI.0 esei6e Der nM. Q, aribune,"


81 Us aibtn9tOn, 26. @pril. Sff3teIG
Depel6en Don Gen Wlartne unp Armsr : Som
maapanten ;sieen an, bnB es elmer spettsu
5Iotte seluneen 1T, an ben Observation-Disclosures
pcrtetSufcmmen unp li6 NIT Der susrf paIItr.
ten Gtptte at 0trbinesn. 500 SHiIt tpurben
auf Ote SGife absefeuert, fat ale parsn &C.
trUfe,t, aber Eein &anUncn6pct ~brlddbtst, Mnb
blOB etw SranspCrtl6iff In ZEN @runb Sc.
bpbrt. a'i
Nie DenSe 9rpBs AnSabl Der init RobIen
telaOerRm Barten traf sbenIO anssi&abtst Gin.
NewgUrt 81. @priI. Die N. .. Grt.
tiins" t1eiIt nit, CAP Der prGFUeut cine Dc.
pslhe DON @DmtraI Yortsr smpfanssn bat,
wel6e mslCst, ba6 Usitere IL GranspOrtI@ift
unb 6 8arten bte Sidsburs 8atterten unbe'
lGltst pulirt baden. N.
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Sine epeeiOlcepefae ses ssafbinstOu star.

a 6arpers 8srrp, 27. @priI. @tr
.bdben NaGr|at frbalteu, Sab bic @ebfllsn
Sen. SuntS unp SmbUten NIT eturr Sruppsn-
maGt. Deren Gtdrfs unbstannt IN, in MOOre
feb finr, jeoenfaI6 auf bem @e9e na4 Seen
Greet, um in oUrttser Geeeno bic BALTIC. unb
ObiO @tltnbabn gu 3er1Sren. S69lei9 bielG
Mblt6t BON man@en 5siten In 3wetfeG 9s3O.
aen mtro, lGstnt sS mir bod mOslt6, bat
Derarti9ss unternOmmen tuerDen ICa. Seben'
fats perDen fe Uarm %empfan9en wercen unr
bUfentli6 @@lGge befpminen.
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Sauptaudrtier ber YUtomaes
25. Qlprl. Dte Beinbr pno atF
ben MnbSben btnter Treoeridsburs p%srlartt,
ebenlo beren Yiauets. Die 3Itr HaS ;abtrt-
der ols friibsr. uno man fam DC &rupStn
fInbli& t~rstetren Feten.
Man bat ntdtS BON Nlttt9tett pom Ger
dnoern @eite erfabrsn. Gm Obsrn YotCmne
1T NusS rutts, D6elti& Ii& pann uue tranE
eth tleIner 3rupp fsinblt&er Gacaaerie ssi8t.
Die Mtilitdr @ommilfUn, nel9e BIER Ia Ter
NGGe le6cnte Ge3sIFcniien ob3uurtbsilen
Batts, Fat Itd Drrtcet. Ole Ntl uitnte fno
nod ni6t betannt.
gid)crbeit zines nniOnss q pIbdtem, weIder bereitS
al$ ,Gebdn0en', rdppcrttrt tpuree.
Gatrfar Court 6bafe,,26. @gril.
Nfr. Sarnss WiQtams aus Salnois, rpslhsr
aus 2cuoonn COUNTY 3uriidffbrtr, erldhlts,
ZAP ,er ben bersits tCet genteiceten 6arUs9
SHERMAN am II. b. Sits. unter Den@epabr=
fam elmer gscorte 3 Wetlen BON Qeeebura es.
then babe Sc bate DaItlbIt slia Grl1llisn
@rlaubntb tstcmmen uno befanb fh anlhet.
neno In eutsm 6umor. General Stn6l bts
mIbt R4 ben 3 ufel NIT Iammt ietnst
@1h!ern eiajubCisn.
5auptauartter Der YotOmas'
Nrmee, 81. Npril. SetretGr Separp, csr
prsubl1As II. f4pspil6e 81 anOte nit aneert
9erren beiu@tsn bsnte fas 3auptquartie'.
Uiels Oamen toaren onpsIenb.
Die aumelenom @afe wOtntsn sinsr 9lss
ptie bet uno 9inesn nlSodnu mad Waleine.
ton 3uriid. .s .
Ht6mrarer 3situnseu BON bsute @lorsia
9ffsten Oen 8srlull BON 5 6anpnsn uas 40
Mdnn am NaniemunO 8lulF sin
3 Gin 6risbrIGsburesr @OrrsEponeent olei, G
3ettur9sn rslDst, or li untsrrthtst, bab lt
unisre Wrmee BON bsr 8lppstannOd 2injs
3urid,iebsn tparre.
@8 ssten iebt ouf Ger 9alio. uno Osl1
gtienbabn feline 3aSe r%ositfr, ais Bis Gnmbsr'
Lamb, ba Semelptt UOrpen LIT, ba6 i'd sirs
Sanoe &ebe0en nit N%rti(lsrie Serisben, in eUr.
tiger @e9epp brett mu&t unb BEN gDeJ bss
brUtt. and bic 96liGt bat, tie 8rlde iibtt
BEN GGsat 6luB gu 3%srt0reu, mas ibnsn tOf'
fsntItG niht g~elingen ptrt, ca unifre Sort:
bort 3iernlih bebeutenb 1T.
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GrfuIsreidbe GrpeSitiOn.
(Spesiul, 0epeI6e Der 81. 9. tribune.

VSPs5taG'OeFeIUe of W. .. ATI5uae."J
Armes bes ptpma &C, &c. Metil.
3wsi Ne9imsntsr Der 1. OipiIiOp bss i.
Mrmeecprps marl9irteu asltsrn nad go /
@onuag, lsstea Sermittelf 9OntOns mad port
&oYal user, srbeutsten Dts 9tsbsasn Yoa uRn
braGtsn ptele Srauen. Maulelel, gftrhs un9
@sfangene nit 3usid. lG1t 5.U35.
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Gin bc0entenner Grfnlg.
Scr @sbite. unb MrFaniaS. Slut Hurd, sinsm GanO
nerbMnSen,
Mtifilippi : 0sldwaDer, }
Na3UOsSIub, Wpril. IS.

@a3uO.6IuB, Npril: 16. :
Metn Serr
Wtr warsn felt laustrer 3ett bur9 stnen
Mn9riff Der Nrtanlas &sbelsn In Oampfern
bebrCbt. GummanSeur Qteut. Sel1rtOee 1at
bte S6wtertststt Elm, bte MInruneen beiDer
6lGlIs psrtbetbtsen gu tSnueu, unb Ihlus MIR
bsstalb Dor, b%telelben rurd, Ctnsn Canal 3u
Usrbtnpen. SD bsfabt i9m lc gu tbun, unb or
phlirtc rem Gaual "a Stunpeu, naAUsm er
UOtlenDst par NIT Ieinsn SGtfen" 70 cine
Dtaance BON 10 Sri. erlparenO. Dts8lubmin-
Dungen Gnb nun nG9er ;ulammen uno tSnnen
bur1 etae feline Wadt psrtbttoist werNen.
DaDtbD WOrter
Qlct, STAR NOmiral i'm COMMANDO
q ae,.e. bes WiIFIIppi 8 @elGwabers,
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WunOesbanptItaD
srtlMie! ilr ban -YeIlInielf
a5rinanter @;rfOIs Der SubfcriptiOnen fir bic Na
tionaIsM nIeife.

WunDeeDanptttADt.
2,riuanter GrfoIs Der GmbfcriptiUnem fir bic Ofas
tiundIs 3lnIeibe.
0aTbtngtOm, 81. Nprt, Die Subs
leriptirn far bic 8itnfe 3w=a5ieer .Mnlsibe Re.
.trua eeaern tet SAY, @uOt & Comp. G6er
5000, 600 Dollars.
SttrstGr Getparb, tsaltttet pom preub!lAen,
IGpaotjhen uno Bremer @'rianOten, beBab f6
an elmer 8er9niiaunestOnr mad 6crtrs6 Wcn-
roe uno umSeSsno. affenYa.
Corn 9puns war sbsnTaaS etngcldeen, lebnte
aber at, neil er tpiGhge Dspel&en so lGrets
BEN babe.
,Malitt0le YerioneI, wel6e ~betaurten, nit
Der BstertUf @fatre lps3iea betannt 3a Iein,
ila3en, biele Nd1e Iet nnr unternUmmen, nm
fur etnen 4uBenblif ntdt5 nit Ter unanSeS
nsbmeu geidtAte gu tbun 81 bubsn.
aebeuem an Ser Baltimore mnS Ohio Giienbabm.
Ntr bSres, bag Die @era6te, pel&e elm
&rlAfinsn Der SIbli&en an Hieler 8abn mel,
beten, an @laubpIrot9teit ~sewinnen. gs ltub
jsbO& 8Orberettuneen eetrCftn, biele'ben
tparm gu cmpfaneen, unD gum ueberluB per-
lifben am SCnnta8 N6enO aud nod 3wei
yfe9imehtEr Baltimore, nm erlcrOcrIiteu8als
bet Der OanD gu lein.
SonntaG 9la6t rrIntenen 2 GUnpaantst1
liOItAsr @apaIerie bel HopieSburp reip Ring
mrOp Tunnsl. in Ger Nbfdyt, bic Bride iber
ben @beat GluB gu 3erliSren. tUurDen ober gu
i ridastrisbsn. =.
MAt nett ron @larfSbura trisb F4 chen:
falls etne Ibtbeitung b'rum, tte QuIt 3u Iabeu
IAter, Wsiter porimritdtn.
1000 Miann unter Gen BoNp patlteBer
bic uugstHn0 ocn g4tnGeltsr Mnfangs ltBtel
: Wptbe nnD maapten I6 psfltG, usn t0atr.
1heinlia ir0enopo al Der 8abn etnen 6aMb=
IltFe{N ai53uitbten ; Wa6rsgslr pie0 gu Ssr,
biuoegn, Itnp 9etrCfel. ...,4 w
- SaItfhlth t6rcn wtr NOD. paB iammiltme
Nnsglfe Der Hebstien 3urifgel6la9en lino uni
,fosD itp Biz gangs 8abnIuie In un isrm SO"
fig btftncst,
bic 0onfDberirteu GuamCiren IN Ser Direcfi0n res
!. l.- Baltimore unc SbiO SGbH.
@eriiAte Tnb in Der Gtabt I'm umlaafe,
baB F9 Die GonfSOerirten IN bsOeutenber
Stdrfe per1Gieosuen pnnften Der Baltimore
UNI Obio G!Ienba0n ndNerteu. So Bat al
Ierbine6 etn Bet1ud ron Getten Der Siblt.
Gen, wte MIR bereite tuneloetsn. In Der @cnY=
tos 9laGt aattgsfuness', etnsn Dnntt teeRltd
BON Cumberland ~on3aa.s!rn, jsoUt| wuroer
| Oislelbsm Dur6 unlere &rnppen 5uridselasudt
= Ser conf. SIOaasebred1er alabama semOm'uen.
: &pmmoDcre 6ithccf BON osm Der. Staotsu
DahpfeE Susquebanna ndbm In Der Ndb'
pom Wobila nam siner lda9erea Sd9b DIR
Observation-Disclosures aloeama, bar nit 9ftos.
Wstn2 &c belaben mar, meg,
a e Gin sutes gSOdlerts SBerf. @' Fl
: 70 Geit Dem Nnsbru6 Ger &sbeQiOu BAT trObl
! feline etustse WO6e 10 piele ernatttsenDe Gr'
. folse, ais ete ItbtUrtachene, d%ufiupetien.
! II Die 0ltliifpptr 6lOtte paIfrt bic 8atte
: riseR DDn 8tdsburs
. q 8euerll Grant gsbt auf Carthage Sc
; seniber BtfStnrs. los
81 Die 8ludt Der 8ebslIen bon WalbinB'
=. ton. q. 6
{ ~ Oas PrOitts Der S1plIheM, SufOlt 81
ue6nen. Miro gu Nalier.
81 Der brtaente Sie8 OOn @sa. Baats Il
9ouiitaua uno
g. Die entldtsDene Atpsiluns Der Jietelet
aus Wiiioult.
!
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Gbicaae's Sausel steniU bssIntraAttst Wie
ben trgenO eiuer anosrn Staot: 70 oeet noda
ulhts Iibar GdotiiAsn @emein linn! Wtr
b(etst auf .sine eos unc stn flstnsS 5ans" TN
csmpfrctiIh. bumanen Sbicaeo? W.