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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13
oYsTERs! YSTERs!:

ve1HE subscribers will keep constantly on hand
] during the season, the finest OYSTERS
that are brought to this market, which they
viii sell by The busbel q gaton At he lowest
cash nrices LINDSEY Il HENDRICKS.
sop W~Iu;% ateamboa. waar', 'ooSo' h1rg 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

0rl -Br ldiGStOn q N2Sh vs. %. ~ ie0
I'', -3ebt-Ieaye 60 file declaration and re
,.I n rules.
n..:o Ieary IS Philip HootF -trespass -
f}o declaration and remauded to rules
r RaIlenyer W. /. Palmer 4 TO. debt.
:. verdict lor the plft. fot SlS5. So and
..,I.nonr accort}insly
J,ucs Hamersley vs.. Thos Simmons-un-
t.rf characterization for new trial over
~,Is} Judgment against the defendant.
Miner 70. Smith-removaljury unable to
.orse Juror withdrawn AMI ease continued.
Martin & ,7edney VS. s. Tennesson-as
sonns;t--yerdict for pitts. for $72-judgmont
eccor fngly,
The will Of Philip Hamilton was admitted
70 probate.
Steed ~ Harper-unIawful detalner-no
appearance tor dcft--jnry sworn and verdict
for DR., and Judgment accordingly.
Hearing rs. ENnt~-on 6 removal verdict
Tor the pft. for 5000.
Barker vs. Kjlpatriek-unlawful dea,ner-
jury waived aud judgment against dett
Anacc0unt OF Ii. 5. Wunder, Tor medical
services to the poor OF the County, amounting
10 ST was presented and ordered TO be paid.
Patrick Bradley VI. Root. Williamson
subscribing bond-verdlcs tor defendant and
Judgment accordingly.
Com. 5. ;. Porter same VS. las. Javins:
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FROM CAIRO.

FROM CAIRO.
CAIRO October, l2-Arriyals from below
represent the Confederates as having burned
The raooad bridge at West Corinth. cut the
e!egrapn In various places and that large
force OF cavalry threatens the lines between
Cornth and Memphis
4 fight occurred on the 9Th near Salem, Miss
etween four thousand Confcderates under
Lee and five thousand Federas, under McCrel-
lis and Philips. The Confederates were driven
back with loss of fifteen or twenty killed and
wounded.
Little Rock advices TO TO the I'd mention
rumors that Kirby Smith has joined Price with
considerable force, and that they are now
moving OF that place irona tho direction OF
Arkadelphia.
The guerrias are committing depredations
on the inhabitants OF Des Arcs An Iowa
regiment and four hundred armed citizens have
gone TO lock after them,
Tie contrabancls arr coming into Little Rock
in large numbers,
The steamer Glasgow has arrived here with
.hrce hundred hog>heads OF sugar, two hun
dred barrels OF molasses and several bales Of
cotton, from New Orleans
One Of the n 7. papers says that Bishop
HOPKINS OF Vermont in lis recent reply 10
Bishop Potter and his co-signers in their late
Protest, has performed an operation simi~
lar to that of eml,alIning in prusslc acid
We observe that the Louisville Journal, one
Of the strongest Union papers IN the y. s.,
is called by some Of the administration papers,
. paper hostile to the government.
Gold il New York, yesterday, 1909
A drawbridge across the Wabash gave way
Yesterday preciptating drove Of cattle: two
teams and several persons into the riycr,-
Eight persons are known to have been drowned.
Souie escaped by clingipg to the swimming
cattle.
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THEATRE. Parker 4 Cos. New Theatre, on
King street, opened last night Il was crowd
ed from pit to galleries AMI numbers could not
obtain aduittance, 4 large crowd stood in
front Of the d )ors for a considerable time, The
whole performance 9 were received with much APP
pIauSe. The opening was an Indication OF
great success. The Misses Webb, appeared to
great advantage, performing their parts IN a
manner that elected the hearty appreciation Of
the large audience The company now per-
forming Is O most excellent one, and will doubt.
less continue TO receive liberal patronage,
4 wagon was ron over about noon to- day,
on Union street, between King and Cameron,
by the ears, and a negro boy who was driving,
was thrown out and had both his legs broken
Over five thousand applications have been
made from Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the ad~
jacent county, to reside outside Of the i. S.
M1latary lines, and Gen Barns has issued
circular stating that at 1.-THE request Of hume
rous persons in Norfolk, the Government will
despatch flag Of truce boat to Sufork, tor
the conveyance of such ladies as may wish to
90 outside the Federal lines, Oh Thursday the
18th day Of October, at ten o'clock 4. NJ
Personal baggage, not exceeding one hundred
pounds for each person, will be allowed TO be
taken, which will be subject to the usual IN
spection. The boat cannot go beyond Suffolk,
aud no transportation. beyond that point can be
furnished by the Government
In reference to reports that 'Gen, Meade,
on Saturday, was compelled to destroy large
amount Of commissary stores to prevent them
falling into the hands Of the Confederates, :
he Washington Star says that very little of
value was destroyed, and fifty bales Of hay
will cover the extent Of the losses.
There is a Jealousy between the New Ma
tional Banks and the Old State Banks in New
York, and some antagonisn exhibited. The
rise IN gold, the cause OF it, excessive imports
&C., are discussed in the New York papers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

i 4 w HI y (TEkS, OE " Ing AACa1 u 0.
&c. AT No. s. KING STREET, CORNER OF
ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
yXTE KEEP constantly on hand at the above
w stand, a large and varied stock, 70 hich
constant additions are being ms de, consisting
of
Hardware in every variety.
Pocket and Table Cutlery.
kazors, Scissors and Shears, all qualities
Mechanics and Garden Tools,
Housekeeping and variety Goods.
Roofing Felt and Roofing Cement
Window Sash, with and withouC Glass.
Fancy Soaps, \ ote Paper and Envelopes.
LIQUID Glue and Muciage
Fine quality Segars and Chewing Tobac CO.
Tin ware, in great variety, with other ARTICLES
not necessary 70 pnumerate, all Of which Will
be sold at a small advance for CASH and CASH
only.
4 GFNCY FOR sHERMAN's CLOTHES
"A WRINGERS. The merits Of the above
MACHINE have been tested By our own cltl-
zcns, and is one Of the things about which there
. On hand, TWO Ladd, Webster & Co.'S
SEWING MACHIN Els, new and IN good or
der, and will be sold at bargain. The qualiy
Of the MACHINE is TOO we'll known TO need
nuff. # YOU want bargains call and see
oct 1O--lm JOHN I. CREIGHTON.
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JOHN T. COOKE,

JOHN T COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GkOCEh:
1O6 PRINCE STREET, CORNER or ~ l;
A GOOD assortment always on hand CaA
y and $40 n3e, Seq l4-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

There is jealousy between the New Ma
tional Banks aad the Old State Banks i'll New
York, and some antagonism exhibited The
rise IN gold, the cause OF it, excessive imports
&C., are discussed in the New York papers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

Alog street is becoming ornamental as
veil Is useful Many Of the shop windows
are n gorgeous array, and bilded Indians
present. their tobacco 70 the pa>sers BY, with
1@@errurbable gravity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-08
4 MAN OF A THOUsANDl
A roNsuMPr1YE CURED.

DR.. H. JAMES, Retired Physician sot great
CERTAIN cure for Consumption, Asthma t5onehius
Cous hs, Colds and Geperal Debility. ms remedy
was discovered By him WhSn his only Gil o. daugn-
ter was gwen up 20 die his child was ufed ana Is
now alive and we'll. DeBirsus baEeiittlng his tel
low nlOrtas he Will send 10 those who wish Y the
recipe Containing null drectObs for making and suc
ce-Eiuiy using this remedy res receipt OF their
moi sinqle case Of ConsumptloR that + does not At
once take hold o. and cissipais Night eWeahs pee
ViEhuess Irritation Of Ihe nerves. teiureo m moryi
throat chi ly sensatons nausea At the stomach M
actioT OF he bowels, waiting away ct the muscles
RlThe writer will please state the name OF the pa
per they see this adYerIimsnt IN. Adde'S,
CaADDOCk CO.,
JyTs-ls2 rs Narth sa-St PhilahslphiA. Pa.
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DERTISTRY.
A sINGLE TooTH 81 .OO. =
A7rFIUIAL TKErH.

uDon Vuicanized Rubber Base, With our mode % IN
serting, is pronounced By sl to be the mOsi ue-kt
and useful In Eating, spanking aud singing Ehey
oan be tted over any remaining roots without giving
rain and warranted 70 IT. for less than hah FOR
meF tFices Experience hae brought the practice O
our profession high degree Of perfection thal
partial or 0ntre sets ean be made without the eagi
inconTenenceso the patients and undistin guishab1
nom Natural Teeth, for 80, el5 and 83O p sst.
- EstAblished over ten yeATB, corner OutaFtosak z
and Public Square, lso1th gide.l
~ y kAIiIIWEbGA DANIELS i
ts -llH. =. p aiiIs " Dentist1,
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OPTICAL.
COLOM0N7S IMPROVED 0PEU-
LH, sOLOMONsON,

Practical and Scientific OpticiRn, keeps the largest
AZ ortm nt OF Opticar Instruments in the ciTy. Bs
ing an old rstab hun and hsvDg been ext~nslve-
IL pafOuise be has the ddsnce taa' his pres nt
stock will warrant q cOntinuanCs o. public lavors
All his spectac es are the best qualify Of crystal
glassss gro nd under his own nspActl' IN all cases
cur ny weakness, dizziness and imPsrting sire gth
for long reading and fine ewing. Ariincial eyes in
scr ed Withsut psiR -.
Omce--I3O Snperior-St., fr8t door from the
entrance to Ihe American HO Il. July74
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TOBACCO AND 8EGARS.
TORACCgl and sRGARs.

A. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and Segars.
l3A Warer-st., [Uorner Of PineJ New York
Tobacco and esrars carefully selected for exDorta
intereEt 70 oa or eommunicate By lester. Ihe be1i
brands in any quantity, e lower Fres tnaa any ot'
or house, ..--.--.t. laneis-aN
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REAl EsTATE.
John JENNINGS,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent


Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
REMOVED FROM
9II superIor-St., Marble Block,
To Arwatsr Building, foot Of Superior-St.
ss-Wiu buy and ssh BeaI Estate on Commission
mo charge 70 Purchasers Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
ErAlsn issues Policies at Lowest Paying bataa u
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOB
SALE Or EXCHANGE.
No 1sI Pittsburgh street-TEo story brick house,
with basement, brick barn, all nicely finished ;
three story bick dwellings, With modern improve
menis, on kugl'd Street west Of Eriei viii De
HOGs @ and @ lot on Win street, West sds lot 25KI9O
One story frame house On Garden street; lot 25xl
$500
good farming land; 81 pr asre, will exchange
for housA and lot IN the city.
Prospect reet-Threo first class brick houses Witt
modern improvements, one near Er1e. one neal
Bro nell, and one near huntington rect.
A very besutifui aud hnely improver Farm OF ll'
acres, on plank road; three miles from Warren
T umbnil county, ohio.
Eo. 2 corner Of tiarden and Hudson-Sts. store en'
A fbe Residence and lalge Lot, corner OF Lake-st
and Oase-A Avenue. For sale cheap or e1chahs
for o b property. ,,,
~
House. Well lOCa ed and good wa er power
81 acres good Farming LAad in Brecksville, about
acres rich river bottom. 80 acre, part on TINS
A good use and Lot on Prospect-st, near Erle-sl
o. GO
A nice Brick q us4 and Lot on the West Side, nea
the Circle on Fran kIin-St. e. 500.
A small Frame House on Wheat-St. $3.50.
A Store House and dwelling on Dotroit-St. Yer
cheap
Holman Block for sale cheap-paTt on time.
a very valuable Property on Kinsman-St
A good House and Barn, y acre Lot, on kinsmAn-5
near Erie-St. e4j09.
| I25f acres choice Fruit Land in East Cleveland
| a COED Farm Of $50 acres 25z miles from Msdina
good Bui idings and sli kinds Of Fruit; sSL y acr
or viii exchange tor a small Farm near the Oitl
House and lot on Parkmsn street; 10, 25XlO0; ~ st
| ~ sramc house, barn, &c. elOUO.
SO acres nicely improved Land, all kinds Of fruit
story Brick House, Barn, &C., IN Br6cksvills, e
500 VIII exchange for TO acres near the eli
| or sell cheap for cash
Lake Street cottase nearly opposite Sizer's 81, 50
Taylor sJreet-Wsst side good " story frame h. US
| Lot 6Oxl33 $3.50.
| q q Vacant lot, S35O.
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OLOsING OF MAILs.

CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTERH TBROUGH, for Erie, Buealoi Boston SsE
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, Psinesylile, Gene
Va, AstAbua and Conneaut, closes at II.
EAsTEEs THROUGH, for New York only, closes az
P. n.
E1srERE THRoUsH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton, New fork and Hartford closes ct s:45 Z. n.
EASTERN WAY for all points between Cleveland and
Erie closes at $40 P. M.
and Milwaukee, closes ct 10 P. NJ, OeaYes AZ $40
WEsTERs THaOUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuques st Joseph and cairo closes at 4:zJ r -
WEsTERs WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. N.
SAHDUskY WAY, for sandusky and all inteTmedlAte
points, closes At 4:l0 P. n.
OTEgIslNAfI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and CINCINNATI closes At 10 p. n, QeaEes at o'l
next mOrning)
ara and cincinnati, closes at 10 P R, eaEes ct 5;i5
next mOrn1ng-)
CIEcIEs1Ti FHEogsH, for Columbus, CinelhEati
Louisyille, St Louis IndianaPols, GAINESVILLE ana
Wheeling, closes et 4ssO :: h
PITTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ineton. clOeea At P. N.
WellsYie and Pittsburg harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and WsshingtOn closes ct 7:0O A NJ
MAHOEIEG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes at 10 z. Ms (leeTes next
aE5uA WAY, closes at 8 A. NJ.
ROcKPOET, a.. closes on Tuesdays Thursdays and
BaEoEs7IILE, BATE, &C. closes Tuesdays and sat
sTssos OssfFs, Granger, North Boyalton &C.
| closes on Tussdsy8 and Saturdays at A. n.
/ WARREEsVILLE olose5 daily, 1870 A. n. -
] SEAsT OLEvELAEDs snd Euclid closes daily,s F. d
HEMan and Drop Letters are require By law e
BEkii City Circulars are required 70 pre-psii
| With penny stamp.
| - Ul1oe open rom I'D a. u. 70 ~ r. n VI
Sunday from A n. 70 lO'2O A. u; ;;,,,,,,, 80 -
! -
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INSURANCE.

911 --- superiOr-St., - I'll.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
Navr Y0rI Life Insurance Company
AssETs, 81, $50, ,246.O9'
New ENGLAND Fire and Marine ins. C0mPy
OF HARTFORD, JOSH.
CASH CAPITAL, S2OOsOOO'
Lamar Ins. Company, t1re ana MafIne'l
OF Nav fORh
CASH CAPITAL, SooU5OOOs
H.. T,.1,ra 1ne Company Of Pro ndsnoe, X. l.
@-E CASE CAPITAL, S15O,OOO.
HH-PArtioular attention given 20 Insurance Oh
Dwellings for three OF i've ears, at reduces rates
I.-=si Is,L siSs -rrls:R R1a
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

a FULL AND CHOICE ASSJhThEAfVh u
Bed Blankets,
All sizes and Qualities F
Cradle Blankets,
Heavy Eng. Quilts, .f.s.
Oriental Quilts, @
DimitY Quilts,
Shaker Flannels,
White and Grey 1O-4 do.
Heavy TWllled do,
Red White and Blue
Army Flannels,
Fancy Strpsa and Checks.
0DeFa FlannelS,
'-AH ColOEs"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-08

very desirable Residence, with l3 acres Of land,
convenient to Street Railroad. ,,
JNO. @. JENNIHGSt
ausl4 Atwatsr Building, foot Of 5userior-st-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-08

FARMS SUR SALE
IA acres two miles from the City, about 40 rods from
Euciid-Si., on the Crawford Road good Farm
House and Barn well 5tOcke1 with krutt OF al
kinds Price 700. Term 70 suit paTohas-r-
IS acres in Euclid, miles from the cjy Sumbereds
new house, price t4) p r acre Terms ga =. -
Farm in AeWburgh fiTs miles from tn eity-l3
acres timbe ed, 3j acres impzoYels email frame
house. good barn ana CIV stPD Die, stream OF u Vef
tai. in Z wat5r aud ma rchar
II acres with frumc cottage IN earn, miles rom
ci '. near st lar road has been occupied BY p
ga dens Price $500 Terms easy. -
10 acrss 20 wOjd land balance imFr edl on huelq
road, KCOt springs OF water, fruif, and goa
situation for grapes. -
Cboio IN well sci cted lands in Iowa, Wtso0uaihi
md dIiChigan for sale Ur exchange "a
SO ACRES in NsWOurg, about miles from CleYelanc -
Good HOUSE and Barns and fne Orchard. e59oB
6sO acres 20 miles from Toledo and aile5 rom wan
ssou Station on An Line Railroad SD acres Prai:
ne and balance timber land. New House ana
Barn and good Fruit t2O per acre. Ierms easy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-08
DRAYTON & SToCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Once No. Atwater Building. Entrance through
the Insurance O1ice Of q. =. Brsyton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
u story House and Los Phelps-St, convenient to
the Lake shore Car shops and Boiling MILL
Price $50.
Brick Houss aud Lot, No. 76 Prospsct-St Has Gas
and Water and a small once attached, eonVeni-
eat for q Physician. -. &
ouss and fot No s75 Kinsma1 Street, lot l001sSO
h4u-e has ell he modern i'm SrOyements OF hot
and CO water and Gas throughout furnace
uarbla mant es, SO
large new and elegant brick house and barn, or
ner kinsman AID Forrest Street 1T ZajxS9o.-
Bri K houte and lot on ST. Clair Street, near Bon
good fruit, wst 7 gas, &C. A very desirable prop
erty to rent or for a rOneBJead
Frame aonse aud lot l3e kinEman Street, s2x3O0,
good we'll of water fruit, bnrn, SC Terms easy.
Also lot IN re + nf sboVe orange Street s2xl25
Pri SO ser foe.
sirable houss ard lot In Hudson 70 exchange for
city property. -
Frame honse and % No. los KinsmAn Street lot 50x
10. goo1 fruit and we'll. Prics 90 500.
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REG0Y-Ma6E GLOTNIHa.
TTHF POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
4 vo-.,esoY ~ fha RaIIroad.

THF POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
4 ne Romance OF the Railroad.
nv ,bs Author o. "Fair InOs," 1.-THE Prince Ol
WAlss, /" "The Ghost Hunters, &o., 60
OHAPTER Wills FHK sLKEPDa OAR-
Thick and fast the shades Of twilight,
We're then falling all around,
And the besutious stars Of evening
In the heavens did sbound.
On We apsd Ger hills an valleys,
RIvalinR iightningin our tight,
While our sleeping car was altered
For the comfort OF tins night.
But WAs not very sleepy,
So sat up that N ghtsee
An the antics Of the lovers
Who were sitting front Of me-.
And icould not hello but smile
As saw them kiss and hugging
II very loving style.
She her head was gently resting
On her manly lUver'z breast,
While her arm, in lovers fashion
Round her neck was fOndly pressed,
And soft words o. love he uttered
In the maiden's listening ear.
Words, Though very interesting,
Still dare not let you hear.
But I cou'd not let them rest so,
For with them must have sporti
80 with cane he tOuched them slightly
On their feet, as quick as thought.
Botn were shaking some with fear,
| While sleeping, was quietly
Or at least did 90 spear.
| When they saw they we're not injured
| And that everything was right,
J Down th4y sat, and then left them
! For the be lance OF the night
Soon to take q snOOZe lay oOWns
| And nothing more did know
| Till the trim arrived af Ptttsburgh
| And woke in the depot.
| tTo Be ooNTIHUED.l
And We shall also continue 70 give Great Bargains
to eli who call Al Isaac Lsa7cs Union Han, e -
have nov on hand the largest and most superb stocs
Of faahionAble
Spring and Summer Goods,
on Men and Beys' wear, that has ever been seen =
cleveland, and our stock Of Spring and sumer heady
/ Made Clothing surpasses anything IN the state. a
| buy and sen for cash My, wholesale and feta
purchasers win do we'll to call at
Isaac A. Isaao's Union Hall,
sole Agency for thesals Of singers Celebrated Sewn
Machines, Gtorr's AutomatOn PressnlAn, and
6trong's Patent Army ed-TrunA.
n Corner Superior and Dnton~btA.
- Lock out for the GIANTS. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-08

T AND OFFICE.-H. Fl. LITTLE
mas constantly on hand large number OF i'm
proved Farms IOr sale for cash or on time Also
variety OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
which he will exchange Tor Yarns, Oity or Eernonal
Property. Ofsoe IN Atwster Building Nos. 49, o
ID duor MagA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-08

ss-Wiu buy and ssh BeaI Estate on Commission
Eent and oIleot Rents, &c. u,
61rEo charge TO Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made
HN-Also issues Policies at Lowest Paying batea ID
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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.B0aI.9FFIeE TlHE.TAgLE.
iSSS sTHHER 1RRAEGEHEEF 1855
FOB TEE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

ST-llails win Be opened aud ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains.
o5-Ail Malls close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives At 43 an, 1;s0 l55P N.
Eastern Way arrives Et 9:55 A. NJ
sstsrn Through arrives n go n, and gs25 P. NJ
Western Way arrives at 30 p. n.
Sspduaky Way arrives 81 9.25 A. d.
Cincinnati hroURh arrives ct 9;t5 A. NJ. 335 P. n.
do Way srriyes 81 ssa5 p. II.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At 9:l5 P. NJ
do Way arrives at 30 A M.
Mahonins Say arrives at 7;05 P III.
Medinay " ~ arrives at 400 P. d.
Rookport, &c, arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
urdayB AZ Y n.
BTscksVile, Bath, Sc, arrives Mondays and Fridays
at5P. Il.
Mondays and Fridays at P n.
WarrensYiile arrives daily 1t ln:lb A. n
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily al A. n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-08

MILL FEED OF ALLKINDS-
1AAs Iti cheaper than haYl 19r sale a -.
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al 8uperIoT-St.. Marble Block,
To Atwatsr Building, foot Of superiOr-st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-07
Published (DAILYl BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
.7zz~ OFrICE-No 104 King street, over
.lI,..,s formerly French's) Book Store.
11Ip0RTANT FROM TENNESSEE.

\,sf,vr1LE March (;.-The fighting at
eor;n5v;l}.. l3 miles south Of Franklin, be-
,uaen Federal force of three regiments and
that Of the Confederates, under an Dorm, was
continued all day yesterday, and it IS stated
that Col. Celum three regiments OF infantry
ware either cut to pieces or captured by the
{on{e,lerates. They fought desperately; but
their ammunition became exhausted ana,
oyerpowerel BY superior numbers, were either
killed or captured.
The cavalry, numbering about one hundred,
and one battery of artillery, got off safely,
No reinlorcements from Gen: Gilbert, at
Franklin. reached the scene OF action, although
there were seven regiments OF Federal troops
at that place.
Van Dorm is represented to have IS, 900 men
III his command.
SECOND DISPATCH NASHVILLE, March 6.
Further details Of the fight near Franklin,
Yesterday, state that there were i've regiments
Of infantry, one b;ttery OF the oth ONO, with
the 9th Pennsylvania and I'd Michigan caval-
yv, all under command OF Col. Celum. Inc
sd Indiana regiment advanced On opnngVlile
On the 4th. Skirlnishing occurred during the
day, ana TIE reuela' tlNVi" ono"i'i P ~ ~
miles distant On the 9TH movement was
anuarent among the enemy, and they suddenly
oppetned pt,a on the Federals with three batteries
from different points; at the same time they
anpeared on each flank in greatly superior
numbers. =,
The unequal conflict was maintained with
great determination and heavy loss on both
sides. but finally resulted unfortunately to the
Federal troops, large part Of the $50 Indiana,
18th Michigan, 22d Wisconsin and 85th lndl-
ana, with most of their commanding officers,
being captured The artillery and cayalry were
successfully Withdraw. The l24th ONO We're
out. but returned without loss. All is quiet
to-day. and the Confederates have fallen back.
Their force was composed Of infantry: with
heavier artillery than the Federals. Gen. Gil
bert failure 60 reinforce COL Celum is severe
ly censured by the officers and men.