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u h,s h-~n -sfilnti~si that ov-r IT, Ha-E-sf
Ih-ssrsd beiis-saf~ pad o. 80 i,iisr a. "A. 80
usrs'is iu ~ Earlsnf stur- ~fthes.i ~ -. a
% ihasr B. raf BE-. a. thl. curns. ffa1a tru.tss-
$3.50 f-fsirr. e. rlrn ~ aiiks ~-fifas- 81
h'ra'. rafrfrtrf asd ss'i. sd So s.is 9r~r-r-
ft' o. teetr usn ttls~ at extravnrsnt 1sss--
fir-s rn rrats- n thrrr,-~is~-. o. th~fsf,r~ 80,
$500 go t-r-r ts-t-rrsf. tnk~ 90 usu'. -..s,i
- a,a'ffr utrf a. rrsfrassrss 80. isrt Mass O.
SrtFr -.t So casr taa -ssfhfrr raf arss sa.~
49, rfns frgrris. g.. as adrsrtisfrg rhs.-rs,--
ia ata~ rs-fs 80 of 60 tsrss th-r~ 10 - sal-
~ .u trr-ffaf go ~ 49,. un-.. sua kru~ 80
49, 49, ft~s rr~
- ~. n -ru s-rsf frss. o. s~,fsnr 80 .rssur
80 al-rs~. panrhi-t 80 DISEASES OF WON
~. so oa P-rrafs iis...ss r~a-rs.i, sisi,r tuIi
81 sraslra. 80 a. s.fratfs rsfsr--s.s "a
fssfia-e-iri'. -ffhui vhica .fssrti.rsr phs.us-
80 nr e~..'rra~ ID tt.s ti,f q. e-ssrstur 81 Any
COZ. tDENCE WHATEVER
- pft~s. ~ rasif rroultfis -ft~al~i ta-
" ',l- s-suf stiTs-- r.l.sufs. ani c.rcct D. DR
MAJ fi~uN a. air1F~
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oNFoRu. ss.-at Gaart 81 prslAat- h~LI 81
fari.. ~ithta 80 So th~ Coaafs 81 a. a.rd
- 80 thira Tu--tss a NJ q o. i~s1
(WAkLt> " and GEO. 4. kNER>DN. A
y saini-frsfofs 90 ~ s-t.ts ~ Cs-hsasa Rssr-.a
iets "a f-rt.. o. .sff Gosnfs. si-c~s-ef 49, -
pre-~nted their So $50 6usi sccus.i 81 sla.suis
r -ttoa q he c.fate q "a ss~..--s ior afis~-
ofter~d. that th- -atd sd.uiu'r give 90 80 80
~ r-r-ou- tut~r~stec ~ c.usiug scers ofthi.
ert-F o. - rshii-h-d thr~r ~-~ks ssccss-srsls 10
NJ oNtsrd D-ssocrsf. pahitc uessnsp~t prs
ted ~ faus. thst thcs ruas appear ats frs.iasts
C-urt 20 % held f.ris. o. sd C.uafs 90
~ bird rT~--tsy Of June .~Nf. "a ula-
s'ch-ck IN tn i-r-,naa. aad sh.~ e.use if ass
tass have - th~-auas .houif 49, 80 -li.s.-4
. " WOODBURY.. Js.lr~.
Atrue coPy-atissts
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Tho Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs. Colds. Incipient Con
sumption, and for the RELIEF
o. Consumptivo patients
IN advanced stages
OF the disease.
Ihs tas icrn so 'oa- nsrd ard a. r-.r--
sa.f krusn ff.sf pe reef O. o. nor IA
a-slr- tar pa.ie fhsf 10, qua.itv b. he's ~ %
PC 'r-t ever has hru. col GET it nav ;.
re.'si oa % I'D 90 r o.. cser t.r-
fre-arel hv De- q AvssECo
lrr.-..a cd aa.. sfauI ft.-..-,
loarii Ma
SO ~ Ell fri--esfs cvrr,ute-s
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= arn takrn - aHrrrf~t. - sffh
80 ne i-asf inftrs fs hsshh in 49, case. - a
rsi - b. b.tti-- 81 thfe- dfa-r-ai stf~ezih..
~iih CO. irr~v-rs g. u-iag .aad srni bs Espf-...
o. 49, .raft 81 ~ os.unfre.
FRiCH>. -fau .ir~,,xth. $40. tlad o.. IS .
qa.rtrr -frrngth. - o. heiti~
- Resu~uil~r' Tbs usreiri.- - d~sigu-f -
pF~..s 90 otsssafs S1sss. - b.. al oihsr r~rr-
49, of - klnd have si-i - ais.- th.t 81
. ~arfaatsi 80 rsTr--eutrd ia ssrf, fr-psCi or
n. pee ~tl H. r-iun.i~f.
~ hs~-rr of tuiltsftaasf y 90 -a-rsaf-.l "a
- r-rrh..ri iff~rtis n H.. "a ,.l ~ III. REM
EptAL INSTITUTE - Spsliai Dissss,.. "
> tsaa. 80, Prartfrsrs. *. T.
ihis sr-tiaAF eurhraor. IN di-~ases ~ 4 Frrsis
usi-r-. l-ifh ~ Ne 80 Mosa-a. - r-rut.r D,
esissrsf~d rhtslrlsn ~ - s~.r.' fraritcs ristar
~ 49, 1f'safaea o. th-un Cal.ultsiinas ~ ~
80 or oihsruts~ strtrfis ronk.irnss 81 sa .,sl
tcin-- ~fl - 49, o. tsurv.- s-rurs iro-s ot-rr
Tsftan. to 81 rsrts ~ ~ tast-t ~tsfs-. 49,.
sfr,as1,-isfsrss - Laelss truan shr,,ai ~tshiar
g. srrur- ana FIrFslr retreat aat Sd care go
GO rrsIaarrI q k~alh
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70 sr'r-fItrr h~lr.s s,Frs r-llt.r aai.rs thar
D. Do trFa ia.s aar1tnfr.I I.r fh- H .n. r.f.~
J..r~ .f .'ast~ 60 tfr taunfs al Ost.lx. asf
s-saslsd iar uasi af Es-callr I'll ths Ls.t 81 aaI
t-staa.faf of
ILLEN WIGHT. t.s- ri N-~rr.
= r-tt taeafs. t-rrssr.I. hr r.T.rs i..f - az.
lt~ ..frrfs ~ fhefrffr r.la.--f. s !. r.aus - ID
90 n'Ft.rd ta 80 estate 81 sa.f Irrrs.-F 81.
nfAf f.a-r'iaf- ratu.~af. aat fha-r uha tas-
Col. c...tn.Is tarrr.a ,. esh.h.r rh-sa-.r FL.
W. ls. l~t1- I-AACt YORK.
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DEsIling Hen, . Tor sale or foLet

I'M NV 1901 80 snf o-s ..r. .f t..f
4 s.frl -t ar r'rasarl ~fr-s.. f. N.-.. 81
~. ialarr M. O.. sDODNOW
usfra 90 iss1
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oHFosn. ss.-At - Ca-rf af pa.I..r- 49, 81.
larI-. ufhIn arr g. fhr f.u.arfs rf Of i.
- ihira faH--.iss n ~ 4. o. fss1
Dhtht 81 90 NTuN a-.s-I -.-..-.,. al D..
30. ls.n tn-fru.n-1f aafn..r.ar rs D. che t..f
-'fn'-nf af H.aash O.. o. Chass..
i~i.r'. f7 80 ..aiafs aerea.-t hsr..f
Hri.rafrr ID .aaa~ Co. rraIar~
frc. fnsf DO salf rssrarar give 49, .-- r.
frfsf1s fnf~r-sfrf irs rsrslnr T. 60. 60 rn.. ..
90 q p rtItt-t~t three sssk- a--r-.s.s... a.
1900 Il 7rss..snfr ..rtareI fa Per-
aril 81 fars. ia ssff t1saft. .a tt- fht.. T..
a'f "' S.nf 49,. af fra Of tt.rlrE 81 49, 80.
800. sd 49, rfas-. lf all. fr.r lave 49,. 49,
sa.I la-i.ua-nf -naaIf 90 10 proved ...-....-..
90 a'-.vff - Do .a-f W. .rf Is.t.r...f .f
saI. .rrrf.r.I
g. ". wOODHrGY. r.f,..
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'hf'rh- &c "a taasf sf rr.I..rs "a. ID IL d..
ri-. ~rhf1 anf o. tte C.rrfs .i 80 Ca. j.
- .e.r- a~-.sf OF ~. 20 fsf1
" iLLif " BLANCHARD. aI-irisf-s-
w 90 nn fn~ esrt.s uf ussll r. ....rA.rf f.r-
o.. Nn-a'rd fa -i.f C.aaft ..-c-a o.. hsr..r no.
'fai-. hfs thiri aai fa-f s-caruf af sf.,.-,.t,s-
i'oa 90 ~ L-fat- of 49, t-r~t--t &C. sr...s.--s
'ia~fTf. ihst ih~ sst sirniai.f'r give r..rsr- Of,
-'s 'ni-fesi'.i hl rsasrar rars 81 fhI.
i' u pu.-tserr thrrs srrs- sa.rr.- .ss.. ..
~ oslsrf b.rs-rst. p --a.r,c-r r.,--.l Il
iat'-. i1f fhrs naf anr~fr st a t'ral..rr Ger.
p p ~. ~ Fsrts. ia shid ~a-.rfs Oh th~ f..-I
"Ffp't pi Suns nfNt. I'll tsa e.. - ia Ok.
5000 aii she~ rtas-. of ars tn~s har~..as
far salas shauif 90 o. .r...I
,. ". WOODBURY. .Jaf..
Y 80 ---------r-- J No.. l.
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ptF ss.--ff t.nff af rf.I.rr t.Ir D..
f.s. sfr.a cd O. fhr ..r.rr of sr..H. ..fE.
tilrI lars.its IT Ms.. 10. I-fl
~ o. r-fna.r 81 psHa " W,-.l... 49,.
- n gsnsf1ar = Vs.. Ltrr tf Nsf.E.. d.
-fil t..'afs, DEE is-f. nfatfn1 90 an sr ...r..
aaf a DO r~rs..sa' estate OF 49, Itfe ta-f..-f
fratrrf. . be- f.r satf Tff..a-rf ave -.
90 in a. r~rsans lefrrr.fet - rs.-.rr cal, .f
Do nf o. ft he a.i.i.-hs.i ftrrr srrss ..r-....
N OF Do pH..rd nfaaerrsf rrinff. af r.fts.
~ 80 arf-sr sfa trolaff CnHff fo f.- h.ft 81
fffis.fH satl raaaIf. ~ fhe fhrf Ta-.Iss af
- arsf. af zee n fhs CHA on BE fls..--.
81 .her rsHsr. faaf thry have. ahr ttr saa.s
flala.I 80 d. aIils~f
.. ". WOODBURY. .Jstss.
tfes eopy-..fs.f =. Hosrs. RssssFss.
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Every vice f.bs' .Eain., sa'sr,.
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'tfHsr. ecu C.aft af r-.I..t- Ia. Il.
ff-.s. aH..a saf 60 fra r.....-s .ffb...r. u.
~ i.r fl.r" la-sfsf ri w. u I-sg
~ 90 fefraaa rf -srrh - T.aa.-. 49,.
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o. rrrsaHsf esfar- Del 30 E.-a hs.l..I
p-fsrsf. Ihrgft~ ed Fsf...--r r.s. -..
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A fn,s a.r 30 fa Dol rsI....rr.i ft.a. ..-.. ..
aFr.f in fl~ rsl.rl uea.rfsf r....sI sl Pa.
afI 10 nff srr-lr sf 81 f-.I.s.e s.H.rf "a. a.
n-f af ffr.s. lr 80 rrrafr en fH- fr.rf T.-.f.,
II - 500. lei alss 10 fae ra.k f. fr. 60.
f-.r. sa. sn~s rsn-s. n aaf ttsl hsrr.shr ft.
sa.le sh.r.t a.r 3D. rrarfsf
O. W. WOODEN ~. g.s-s.
trr- rarr--afrr - Hrr.t. R-rr.-
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ONFosu. ss.-At q Csur of rr,.ia.is 49, - P.-
80. ~uhta sot So ne tauafs af Oxf.rd % 10
thfff Ia~-iss ai NJ 40. ISs1
Io~E ~ Rsf>>. a..u,ri $4,000 Of. d ,.-,,,-
~ iastfuaasnt purrfsltlrg is D. th- 49, ~ fI 40
To- fan~ni oi hsr brrr-sa. Ice O. o. rfs.f 90
800 ts.isis. d-c----t. Lasia- pts.eatel tas ...-
60 ffoltst-
'iae 81. ~ Do $50. LNrc1far girr u.fl--
OBJ .l o r-a.. tster~si..I i., rsa.ia- f. 80, frA.
ofc-r ta - puislt-h-i rhrFs ~ees- 49,. e..i...,
- ~ nNt'ft hs'a.scrsi a. n-s-Is.srr pftnf~I 81
t1f'-. tatt ttrt ms slra~sf sf s Tr.I.sf~ C.-,.r
D. Do hs.a ~ fall-. in -t,l t..Hrrt on th- tt,,t
- af n J1.r~ nrNf. af ula- 81 TO rt--k o. rs.
t.sfrasss. sat .hrs ~ar--. f ... f,-. 49, -.
pc rtla trsfrulr~af -h-nll o. FL. rr.s~f .~-
pfpfei aai ails-,i tar 80 ~ anl T-...-
r-rrf ul SID a-r~s-sf
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To s.'-rr.i-r h~rsi.s gis~. rsili- a...-~ Oh lee
- BE t-ea tais aFFa.afrt hl ths a. $500
= - ai ffakair 90 fas t,.srfs q ONErt. 81
-s'a ile 'r"si ai aa1aiasstra,af 81 iAe estate ~
MARY %. FRATT L.i- ofRarf,rs.
u $50 taaufy. a-e-..--i. o., rtsiar hs.t .. ~
- er~rts " thrfriars rTrsar-f. s rssls-s - a..
arc tnt-hfrf FL 81 estatr a saaf trrras~.f O.
arss~ fa.Has'.s'~ rara.raf. an1 49, 80 ~
srs trrnfn.'. th~rran. te rshst.f 49, 1890 ta
Nss %. i~t1 CALVIN HOME
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IoorS-Steur sEeVssp.l
The Great Indian Remedy
PeR FEMALES.
DR. nattisOa'sIndian Emmenagoyue.

Tht. csi-i.r,t-i Fes,aie Ne,iiei.-
f.,--o-siax sirt.-. vnkns-u q 80
iessE 49, 81 80 snt. ssi prss -
c-s-rtsssi aitef an - hef- hav- tatiei
e. c--tgnct - b.ih -arrssi a 49,
80 ift,ss. sd - th- 49, 49, thisx
kno~n o. ~ purrr..~. a. a 40
hfiaf - - s--fAly sirt.sss 81 c.
- ~ - rurfioa.. sfi~r ~ cher
rrsns,i,r. q he kfn.i nave -.
trusi ia vais.
over 1000 bottle. hsvr 80
h~~n s.ii ~fhusrt stsgle tsii-r~
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oNFosu,ss--At IL taurt .i ftaists hrif sf o.
80. suhta ant c. 80 C.unfs 90 osf.rf. sr
80 ihtrt Tassdss of Nss. q. u. iss3.
4 LpEN SENERN a.f-arsi.tr.t..r -.f az.
~ --fsfs ~ Hsauah >-sers. ace of niNssIt ia
.atd .'.fnif d-r-is-~i. hasta- Is-.sui-i b. 6f..
49, So sccosinf a a.luufnsfra uf ths estate
~ satf .i~r-ss~c So slLssan~~
o-as-sr. thst 10 sstc sa.,tal.I'r give nsf,c- o..
ai I-rr-rs- tsf~r--i~t. ~ csustns coi., 81 ID /.
order O. D. r-l'siisa~.i tn th~ pxc.rf 49,
lfin'-i - far's, ia nv uils snf-sf a. prn-
Dee 'pHit fa D. hattrn I'd Pane. 81 500 ca-uit .
90 ~ bad Tu-sisv ~ Jun~ n~Nf. - t~u al
ihe eineA ta TIE tsreaoau. 49, ~ - $780, 81 49,.
a. hase - b ne -.-,s .h...LI 49, o. .il....I.
". WOOpBURY jig
fru- copT-au~-f- : Wrass Rer,-r~r
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Nv wOoDRURY J-s-..
A trnr rana --altr.l. :. Inn. Err..l-r.

oSFosrss 49, C-urt of Ps,i.t. h.il str.-
go. ~ifhtn and iar the Gourft of 90 f.rd ..utts
thirf Tu--das eel NJ. q n. IS61
isaac y STANLEY. a iaasas-fr.tsr 80 h..a,.
L go on "a ~-isf~ ~ iien-, " Nossr. iat~ 81
htrit'rt in s-td Coants. dsr~ssss. havt-g r,rr-
senfed ~. 6r-t sccosaf 81 a..rnirisftafau of the
e-i-is 81 said a. cfa--i &C. Alliance
orirrrd. that M sati strnin.-I'r slvs nats~e o.
AZ per-ans iat-tesf~t ~ crusinr n cor. 90 th,.
ertrr o. D. ps'1ished thr~s w~sss srocrs-issI, tr
th- ost'rd b~snacfat nriafrt at Fasis. that 80,
ulny appear afa pr,hafe C,.art fo 10 helf 30 Pare.
in .tii tsuntf. on the s. Tas--iss of - a~xf.
st To- n'carck fn ne tarsaooa. sni sh@w eauss ii
sas ts~s have. shy "a said in-rfu,asui .houI1
Mt o. ..ss-~d
r. ". WOODBURY.. Jofgr
tree cnpy-aftesf
HoEEs Esrtsfs~
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oaFosu. go 3 Ceuft 81 ~. i.t. n P-f-
-. ~fhsa as-i 49, ~ C..unt, II ONtsrd o.
the thsnd Eu--tiss q Mss. 4. II. l-e3.
JACOB Z LiNNELi.. .laa,si-tr.t.r -ith III
~ vtu sun-S-d 90 IN E-ts.s of ~sr.h J. Ne
900 lste "a oNtrfd - ssia Cauuts d-oe.--i. ~
tag rr~s~utrd ~ ret arrrunf uf afrna-fr.ii a1n
% the s~tsie a satd trcsasfd i..r al.sv auce.
orarsa. hat th~ said -da1ss'trr cisr u..rare o.
1T pcf-ssas tatrre-ted. - c-a-tng q COPS a fhs
.r1~f o. D. puidt-h-l fhure ~~~k. -s'cr-ssis-lr
o. the ''Stfrd ir-assrrat rrtnf~i 90 fsrts. fhaf
thrs uas apF~aF a. si.iie t,surt Eel b. hraI LEI
ftrls iu safd tnrnfs ~ thtft Tur-.l a. 81
Jurr nsSi. at ia s'rieck ia ~ ss-na-.a su.l
sh-~ c-us~. 90 49, th~s A.sr. ~hs thr s.u.~
shauid 80 be aiiisr.i
Nv. wooDuURY J-s-..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

- sa''-rrs-r hrr~hs givss faliir aat,cs th.t
- hss I-~a tals srr-iafed o. fh~ uanarat.-
Sei-~ TT treisfte O. fhs taaunft 81 Osf,rf 49,
s-s'sHsi thr trsst f raiatstratcr D. ~staf~ g
NELSON ". Ht GGE>~ lais sf Aais.e,.
81 so 'aaatf. c~esn-ef. o. gtrtas bed e. ths
tts tir~rfs. 81 fhsrrtrr~ rer.s,r.fs .r r.r.-...
'a-t hfr.t ta 10 estate 20 -sti f~r~a.sf O. uaLs
t'ro-.'ats rasrs~af aaI thrs~ a a.. has. e., -.
M 80 fh-r~ea fo - ri l.tt So .nu.~ e.
Ma -. i-f3 Jo~ErH a CHAPMAN.
To s.t-rrl'rf hrrrir rires r-.iau- uoiu-r that
D. be hfra tu't arras.rs~i tt fh~ Wsa-srshl~
Jut-- .i ff.hsf- o. - gsrarr of ttxf,rf go
sssa-u-i a- trss az -siat.trstsf ~ ~ estate 90
SrEHuEN HOLT p. l.ts ~ B,,b-i
u sast t.r1it asr~asri. o. gfsaar t-.al as a..
- trrr's " fh-rst.f~ f.,lss-fs I'll. f-r.au. - b.
iaslsri o. ~ r-fsi~ f - "A a-rrasrf O. sa.ks
ir-ur--rsi- rass urri; ST. 49, 30 hass 81. -
n.s,sf- ftrr-r.a fa sAhihat go saus~ ta
Me- -. i~o3 ELIAS n CATER
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4 tree eops-attest-
Is HoEEs Rsr,sfs
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
Georgia Troops Refuse 10 Leave their
State.
BRAGG WANTS TO FLANK ROSECRANS.
Polk Superseded by Longstreet.
GEN. BURNSIDE'S MOVEMENTS.
McCO0k and Crittenden Ordered 10
indianapolis.

New YORK, October 16.--A special dispatch
from Chattanooga, dated yesterday, TO the
TiibsNe, says no hostile demonstrations have
been made by the enemy on the front since the
7th instant. Their batteries on Lookout Noun.
and on tie left are silent.
Our batteries have driven the rebels from
Mission Ridge and Lookout Mountain. Up
TO noon to-day all Is quiet.
Deserters from the Sd Kentucky regiment
state that fight occurred, on the 9th instant,
between Georgia brigade and rebel regulars,
the former refusing 10 70 out Of the State.
Several Of our men and animals have BEEN
the Tennessee river.
Trains are again running regularly on the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad TO Steven
son, which is thirty-eig miles from Chatta-
nooga.
The cavalry raiders are now completely scat
tered between Duck and Elk rivers.
A strong picket guard, with q lieutenant,
came into our lines In q body yesterday, report
Ing the rebels as building pontoons.
This 10 thought to be an indication 10 attempt
to dislodge US by flank movement across the
river, against which Gen. Rosecrans has amply
provided.
There has been no communication with Gen.
Burnside for several days. His army Is doing
good service. but not In q manner generally
supposed BY the North.
Longstreet has superseded Polk. The latter
has issusd . farewell address.
The rebel pspers report that Jed. Davis is
about TO take command of Bragg's army.
The 20th and 21st corps have been consoli-
dated as the 4th army corps, under Gen. Gran
ger.
Gems. McCook and Crittenden have been or.
dsred to Indianapolis with their aids-de-camp.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
Great Billiard Match.

The long contemplated billiard match be.
tween Dudley Kavanagh, Of New York, and
John Seereiter, Of Detroit, was played at the
Irving Hall, New York, Thursday evening, the
18th. The game was American caroms, 800
points up, for 81 600 side and the champion
cue. The betting before the playing was 500
to $50. John Morrissy lost 81 900 at this rate
TO Chris. O'Connor, Mr.. Tobin, and Mr.. Walsh.
seereiter played we'll at times, but made only
7l5 points, while Kavanagh played brilliantly
throughout, and won at quarter past twelve
o'clock-four hours from the time Of beginning.
His best runs were ll9, 1871 and ISL. seereiter's
best were 43 and 81, but he made considera-
bic number of runs of about 80 points each.
At the close of the match Mr.. Phelan an.
nounced that Philip Tiemsn, of Cincinnati,
had challenged Kavanagh to play a similar
match Of l 500 points, of which public notice
would be given.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
4 HOvnL METHOD Or sPUnnxna 'uP
TDAMsTERs-DUDO DAD o0DLLlno
8Is OwH WAGON 9AAIn.

A howell METHOD OF oPUnAlna fuP
Neutrality-suspicious. o0DLLlno
8Is OwH WAGON 1AAln.
An Incident occurred during the lsss retro
grade movemcat Of NesSsh amy which shows
that Gen. Buford is - fn$iioiA expsdisn.s as
he Is brave In an emergency. While bringing
up the rear, with the rebels not far behind him,
he came up with brain of wagons several
miles long, numbering, 1t is said, about 800
wagons. The train was stopped, and Buford
could fnd no one In command to start 1t. No
time was 10 be lost. The enemy were coming
and Bufnrd's command would be cut up anA
the train captured. The teamsters In that long
line could not be msde to comprehend and act.
General Buford, in a few seconds, compre-
hended and acted. He ordered ono Of his rined
pieces to be planted In the rear Of the train,
and began firing shells up the road, over the
wagons, at the longest range and with good
elevation. A few Of those "rotten cannon
balls " bursting over the train reused the sleep
ers and fixed the business. Believing that III,
rebels were close upon them, the wagon mas
tiers and temsters applied whip and spur, snt
the whole caravan was moved of safely.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
rnnsuuhzssf


PAUL mr. sss, Of Ltws Sss received the
spiu1atusst q oeasssi Cd 1kiatsnasnt Of the
ie>sas Tunns worlD, On ~ operations have
iustbseu somneaes1 ua44 Ne ausplces Of the
stsos Of 1assssAuss1es. ~ O..
Brig. Gen. BARNES. commanding st Norfolk,
having gwen potice that neg Of truce boat would
BE- dispatched to SUFFOLK the iSth inst, for the
ssavsyasss q $3.50 iaAiss - wisAs1 - - 0utstds
the Federal nnes, received more than i've thou
rand applisstioos. rhFltiF r VI
REooRDnR HOFFMAN, ono Of the sblest and
aost upright 80 soNnsessd win The yudisiafy Of
New York, hiss tssn asslsaied for reelection.
His course during the fios trials save him wide
reputation, but was only consistent with his e.
tablished character, and with all his past career
MBs BisnoP, the charming daughter Of the
celebrated cantatriss, Madame Anna bishop, ar
rived in this eoustry BY the Bavaria. Mics bishop
IL said to inherit much OF her mothers talent ana
10 an excellent musician. She has devoted consid.
e'able study to Instrumental execution, and has
made the pisno-ferte her speciality.
Mr.. ALEXANDER DHssY, very well known
throushout the country % the general supervisor
Of trains on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, died
at 70 O'Clock yesterday, OF typhoid fever and con
fluent smallpox, at his lats residence, near Mount
Airy, Carroll county, Nd. II appears he contract
cd the disease while he was superintendins tho
Transmission Of troop trains 10 the West, several
weeks since. lie was III but eiGht days. He wal
- years OF age, and leaves wife and seven chill
dreu. Mr.. Dlfey entered the service OF the Balti
more md Ohio Railroad Company about eighteen
years since % fireman.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
Charlotte Sushman at Growers Theatre-
Go Early.

CharlOtte 6ush1na an Al Growers The atre-
Go Early.
In view Of the fact that Growers theatre will
be closely packed this evening, on the occasion
OF the benefit Of the Sanitary Commission, II Is
highly desirable that those who have secured
seats should attend early. By so doing they
will save themselves much annoyance and the
manager a great deal of trouble. When par
ties arc standing they are apt to become i'm
patient at the sight of empty seats, on which
are lying cards with the provoking word
"TAKES " printed on them. When the takers
Of the taken seats remain away during most Of
the nrst act, they often find their seats miss
taken by other parties, and much growing and
morose feeling is eugendered. If our friends
who have purchased places to see Miss Cush-
man to night will take pains to claim them at
. reasonably early hour, they will, by so doing,
promote their own comfort and lessen materi-
ally the perplexities of Mr.. Grover, who has 80
kindly volunteered the the use qrhis establishment
for the benefit of noble object. -------.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
gROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Kirby Smiths Advance . Hoax - Letter
from . Rebel lGasrrtlla-soi.s Street in his
Old Ha1nts-Joe Jshnson's Plan for .
Fall Campaisn.
Especial Dispatch to the st. Louis Daily Uuiou ]
CAIRO, October 13.-By the steamer Millie
Stevens, Memphis dates of the 1lth are re-
ceived. News light and of trifling importance.
Confirmation Of Kirby Smiths medltatod at
tack being hoax, Arkansas people In large
numbers are enlisting in the federal army.
A Mississippi guerrilla writes, In q letter to
his sister, and says that patriotism is played
out; doesn't care a damn about the loss Of
property and home more than he would TO lose
half dozen head Of cattle. He hopes he will
have good constitution and continuation Of
good health after this cruel war is over"
His name Is Thomas B. Lenoir, living about
Mississippi. He is there In hopes Of capturing
a trading boat. He wishes his sister to kiss
his little boy and teach him to hate Yankees
and traitors as bad a. his father does.
Gen. Davidson is able to walk around, being
almost entirely recovered from his recent ill.,
ness.
sol. Street, a notorious guerrilla, still infests
West Tennessee, committing depredations along
the whole Memphis and Charleston X. X. route.
On the I'd instant, at Hardeman, he broke mp q
meeting at "Do me Good" church, conscript.
ing forty or fifty Union men. He carried them
to Pontiac, Miss, where Richardson Is located
Stephen A. Lee, captured at Vicksburg, Is re.
ported to have forces in North Mississippi
The guerrlllss all have orders TO destroy the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, for which
purpose Richardson has supplied the men with
crow-bars, picks, &c. After the track Is tori
up, Joe Johnston Is to move into West Tennes
see, where he has made promise to his mer
they shall winter, after having established
headquarters at jackson, Tennessee.
Streets method of conscription Is thus H,
enters house, seizes all valuables and appro
pirates them. II the man refuses 10 be con
scripted, he orders the men to kill him, burr
the house, and destroy all property.