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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03

Among the many certificates OF the ezosllencs 5
merits Of these Pianos, We would refer to the folio
ng:-
Mn ". KEABsI Baltimore, Dear Sir IL have q
pleasura IN certifying that 7 have tried you Sou
Planes, and md them equal, II not superior, to Z
tl this country. Among their great qualities VII
distinguish them, is the evenness Of tone the agf
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wish
you all the success you so highly deserve,
am, Sir yours very truly,
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RIIsceIInnenns Items.

The total appraised Valustion OF all the
property in the State of Wisconsin, JUS
published is Sl53,071, 77342-On which
-t''.l there is levied State tax of S3S2 $50.
George Crumbaeker, of East Wheeling
lost COW and calf four months ago, and
dreamed the other day that they in a
field three miles distant and actually
found them there-the third time he had
discovered lost cattle the same way.
The Copperheads of Grahamville, New
York, attempted to eject the Rev. Mr.
sH. Jones from the pastorship Of the Reformed
Dutch Church of that place for offering
prayer for the Government and free inst-
tution3 but have sgnaly failed in so do
lag.
Less surprise will be felt at the number
of exemptions Of drafted men from physi-
cal disability when the fact is stated that
S5 per cent of recruits to the British ar
my are rejected from the same cause-and
these are Of course, of men who expect to
be able to pass surgical examination.
A Chippewa squaw who was the belle
Of her people hundred years ago. still
. lives the shores of Red Lake. She is
120 years old. She and her husband were
the first settlers in that region, and she
@- and French dealer in furs the pro
genitors Of the halfbreeds there nu-
merOrs.
81. rs Itis stated that Maine will have q new
regiment of cavalry within thirty days
regiment Of infantry now being raised
already numbers seven hundred 1t
is thought Maine will be able to obtain
her quota under the last call of the Presi-
en- dent before the fifth of January.
party of baIIOonists recently went up
from Bangor, Maine, and landed in New
Brunswick, Maine The whole distance
Travelled in air line about two hun
s.l dred and forty miles, but actually made
by the Eig-zsg course of the balloon,
%. reached upwards Of three hundred miles.
.aa They were six hours in the dir.
Thomas WoOdlOck, of Syracuse was in
jured in horrible manner lately. He
had gone to sleep of the kettles
In salt worke, and being suddenly awRk-
ened rolled in to it; then leAping out in
agony he landed in the next one and again
" into third. He then rushed out of the
house and plunged into the canal, whence
he scrambled out and walked home. He
is not expected to survive, WOOdlock is
discharged soldier, having served FIVE
@ years in the regular army.
few nights since, one of the midship-
4F So had bsen ng b
one of the recent sppointees, by which the
.aglz1 latter was p-eeiptated from his hammock
to the deck, compelled punish
ment, to shoulder his hammock and walk
the deck fro om ten o'clock at night to four
in the morning.
.sf- Stonewsll Jacksons sister Mrs Arnold
s-f8g- Of Beverly Virginia, says her brother
" voted against secession, and seems to
-s think it RRsthe surroundings that put him
where he was. She loved him tenderly,
only brother; yet, engaged as he
was, in the rebel cause, she remarked that
although it was with agony she said it, he
ls- had lived too long with the reasonable
enemies Of the best Government God ever
gave man."
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The total appraised valuation Of all the
property in the State of Wisconsin, just
published, is Sl53,O71, 77342-On which
there is levied State tax of S3S2, $50.
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r I'm G.. JENNINGS,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
EEMOYED FROM
ali sassriOr-sE.. Marble Block,
To AtWater Building, foot Of sups-ior-st

Es-Wili bay and sell Real Estate or Commission.
Rent and ollect Bsnts, &c
E&-Ho charge to Purchasers. Belisrg only CHI haFrsd
1or Sales OF Exchanges Actually Hads-
SS-AlsO issues Policies AZ Lowest Paying Bstaz u
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies,
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REAL ESTATE.
DRAYTON & STOOKWBLL,
BEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Omee No. Aty-ssor Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Office Of q. T. BraJton.
HOUSES AND L0Ts FOR sALE.


HOUSES AND LQTs FOE SALE.
Brick. Dwellings, Ecs lO4 AID los Euclid Street
Lots rqnning through to Huron street. Very
Lot on Michigan street six155 feet 81 900 down and
the balance IN one, two ana three years.
Frame House on. Huron strest Lot 5I feet front
running through to High street
Frame 6ouse on clinton street, near Dusne street.
Lot 23x Is feet. Price 81 ,OOe
TRo7Story Frame nouse on Lake street. opposite
Clinton Park Lot 66xIs3 feet. Price s., $50
Price 81, 90.
Frams House on SiBley strest. Lot 5sxIIs feet.
Possession given lsL Of April.
Ouse and lot No. 575 Einsnan Street lot lO0xssD.
house has all the modern improvements of hot
and cold wator and Gas throughout, furnace,
large, new and elegant brick house and barn, cor
ner kinsInan and Forrest Street, lot 225I595.-
Terms easy.
Pri house and lot on ST. Clair Street. near BOND,
gcod fruit, water gas, &c. A very desirable prop
erty to rent or for homestead.
good well Of water fruit bnrn, dc Terms easy,
Also lot in rear Of above on Orange Street S2xl2
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
Frame honse and lot No. Io5 Kfnsnan Street lot Cox
l62' good fruit and we'll Prices2,5oO.
FARMS FOR SALE.
Il acres two miles from the City about 40 rods from
Euchd-St, on the Crawford Road A good Farm
kinds Price 5000. Terms to suit purchsser -
% acres in Euclid, y miles from the city tfmbered
new house, price s45 per acre. Terms cav
Farm in hewburgh, i've miles from ths citv-I5
acres timbered, IS acres improved, small Iramq
house, good barn and COW eble, stream OF nsver
failing water and smail orchard.
I69 Acres which is a bed OF Iron Ore so Teile,
above Lagrosse-wo wonld exchange.
10 Bcres in BrOOkiin, White Frame House, Good
Barn, and Fruit OF alt kinds.
Z5s Acres 90 Spangler ATenue; brick houss marbi,
m2utieg, exc.
ls3 acres in IndePenden.e, 25 acres improved bal
ence timber Price t3g ger acre. octZ4
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am, Sir, yours very truly,
8, fHALBERf


After having play sd IN the Pianoa Of meesrg Kn.
Co., II Is impossible not TO bear testimony to q
qualities which have acquired for them the emiu
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos OF Il
manufacture, on which have played, are exceed
u remarkable II their qualities Of TONE. Tho
d power VI, without hardness, and the upper
and do not hesitate 10 express In regard to thess
struments my entire satiziaction, aud to declare
they are equal If not superior 70 the best mant
sured in EuroPe or this country By the most csle
Ted makers. fSignedl L.M. GOTT6OHAI
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] LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
i 4s ESTATE, Railroad aud other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms aad EARNING Lands n
this State, iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
kS-Omcs over No. 90, south side Of Pub. Square.
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A ITEM TION,
"A SPORTSMENl MI

n q
ers Of sport tc call and examine his y
stocr of feW Goods which ne has Iust purchased in
the East after carefully selecting such he thinks
will sqit his customers. He Is newly supplied with
large assortment Of Double and Bsrlied Shot
Guns. Revolving Pistols Gun material. Annual
greatly reduced prices Call and see for yourselves
ES- Remember the place, No. lO3 SHPerior-St.,
Cleveland, Ohio, septlb
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEMAR l, 2 and :, are protected BY Roy
al Letters Patent OF England, and secured by tine
seals OF the ECOle de Pharmscie de- Paris and the
In perlal College OF Medicine, Vienna.
80 One is invaluable for Exhaustion BpernatoE
rhOa and all physical disabilities.
No Two completely eTadcates all sFaees OF tho:O
diseases thst have heretofore been treated By the naE-
seous and peFniciOus uBe of cOpaVia and Cubeba.
NO. Three has entirely 5upplAnted thelnIurious uss
OF mercury thereby insuriag to the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing ali impurities snd roofing out the
TBIEsEHAR, Nos. l. ana 3 are preparations IN the
form OF bozsnges devoid Of taste and smell, and car
be carried In the WajstcOat 20 Ect Sold is tin casE
aud divided into separate doees as administered ~
or cases for 80, which saves 81; snd In s3 cases.
shereby there is q saving Of -. To BE- had whole
aale and retail OF Dr. Barrow, No lei Bleecker-St,
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Or. bafroM
VIII forward the TTesemsr 10 any part O7 tue world,
securely packed, R1u addressed according 20 the an
structiOns OF the writer,
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ALSO-OE HAND.
ke9odeO5s, Snail IfisttsseEts, St1iASS,
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To Messrs wH EEABE 4 Co. Baltimore:-I
not but con grstulate yoC upon the immense pro
and improvements which you continually mAl
your Planes, which In my opinion, rank RmonG
very best IN the country. n. sfRAkOSi
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PlAROs.

From the eelebraied mandatory OF VIM. KHAl
& CO., Baltimore. Theze Planes have the full iF
frame, overstrung bass, and al the latest improt
ments and for volume and eyenness of tone, easy
agreeable action, durability, and hniah, are super
% any other manufacture. All intending to ret
Piano. should not fail 70 see these instruments befr
purchaeing elsewhere.
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THATCHER, GARDNER. BURT
L Co.,
Storage and Produce
UOMMIssIOE MERCHANTS

ONCE and Warehouse ~ and s9lMervIu-st.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
~ TPrOprietors of the NEW UNION RAILWAY
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS. tsGjOin.
ing the New Freight Depot Of the @. q. q. Bailroas
Co. on Merwin-St,l having Gstorage capacity Of two
hundred and fifty thousand bushels.
DEALERS IN-Grain, Flour, Fish, HighWinesi
Pork Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country Produce gen
orally. Also, Salt, Water Lime and Land Plaster.
P THAJUHER, IL, GEO. W. GARDNER, of late 1rH
@. H. BUKT, CLARK, Gardner q Co.
4. O. M'NAIRY, H. n. CLAFLEH.
Firm OF Thatcher, Burt Oe.
SNrPrePerty received by Railway, Canal or Vssss
for Sale or Shipment VIII give personal sttentionN
the purchase and sale Of Produce and Morchandis
on Commission.
RELIBERAL OASH ADVANCES made on al
Consignments. We are prepared to receive and ShiI
by Canal, Lake or Bail, (witho1t csTtage,) Grind
stones, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and Coarse Freight
Of all kinds having tho only DeTicks in the City fo
the transfer OF heavy Freights.
~ Refer TO Banks and BUSINESS Men generally.
dsc2:R27
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SUaAR-OoATED, PURELY VEGETABLE
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most Reliable EamiH
Eedicine In use. More used than any other ktno.
Price % Csnts-sI Pills IN box. See Circulars.
sE-Soid by Strong Armstrong, Benton Brotherl
e W Palmer, Churchill B Bro. Also, at Wholeaal
snd rs.aiI at Isl Ontsrio-St., Cleveland, by
g. @. MORRIS, Gen'I Agent,
FoT Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
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Z AND OBFICE.-H. Il. LITTLE
hAs constantly on hand largs number Of in
SrOyed Farms tor sale for cash or on time. AisO-S
variety OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will eAChsngs for Farms, City or Personal
I'd floor. mayl2
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lLp PILRQ lfD NEl oDEnHS TlKEHlN ETcHlE

Every Pisn0 Warranted for Five Teal
And thepriviiea SfexohAnge given At any time VII
\ 1ix month
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DREsERVE YOUR EYEsTaHT
CoLoMON'8 IMPROVED SPEC
n. H, sOIOMtDNaOE.

Practical and Scientific Optican keeps tho largest
assortment OF Optical Instruments in the city. Be
ing old establishment and having been extensive
B patronised he has the eon6dsBoe that his present
stock will WarTaut continrancs Oi public iavors:
glasses, groand under his Inspection in all
cur ng weakness 5izGiness and impaFting strength
Tor long reading and hns sewing Artificial eyes in
serted without pain
OfHOe--I10 SnpeFfOr-tsf,., FIRST door from the
entrance TO the American Hosal fuIv74
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03

MI. Gs0. A. BARLOW :-Thess noble Instrur
possess immense resources OF power and exprel
The bass Is sOnorOus and grand; the middle reg
rich and sympathetic; Whils the high notes arc
liant, clear and pure a. silver bells.
The scale is even without single haW; The
Is smooth and marysl0usly easy and the pedal
the finest Of which the Pian0forte Is susceptible
In q word, Knabe's Pianos are worthy Of thss
sstArtist5, and ars capsule Of rendering the
compozit tio2s known IN this realm Of Art
ELIZA SHEPHEBl
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&ittmunh 4ispattb.
[rRox oua owx CORRESPOND Esr. !


AtNCuBURt, A., SEPT. ~, 1856.
The operations Of onr forces IN upper East
Tsnneasee. together with the situation oi
anAin geueTa1y In that section, falls into
utter inaignihcance - the dispatches from
Northwestern Georgia reach uss Announcing
gfon Of country, for We know that when the
vandals are driven 0at Of lower East Tennes.
see that Burnside with bis operations must
inevitably fail. In fact his retreat viii have
to be swift indeed If he can escape with his
army, Notwithstanding he baasts Of having a
nJing corps.
In the meantime let u be encouraged. as
the chance Of battle hes again turned the
tide In our favor, and let our Watchword be
onward as long a. vandsl hoof remains on
Southern soil.
] olaitted to state in myi1st, when speak
Ing OF Knoxville, &C., that neither Brown
low nor Andy johnson had yet been to that
place. At last accounts they were both in
Nashville, aud 1t Is reported that they had d
quarrel, and have again become bitter enc.
emies.
learnfrom agentleman who left G0odsOns
vile last night ut 9 o'clock, that about 200
Yankees came to Bristol YESTERDAY morning
aud reported that they had repnlsed an af,
tack by our forces made on them at
Blountsville the day before, and that our
men had al again fallen back to Zolli-
Golfer From my knowledge OF the situa-
tion, II is possible that small portion
OF our forces attacked them at Blounts-
vile and afterwards retired to ZollicofIer.
II ls reported that one piece of Davidson g
Lynchhnrg battery was disabled and taken
In the fight; also, that Blountsville was
burned.
AS the cars are leaving, l have no more
time. OK.
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pgal Judgment Is In languages called rob.

legal jasigment b In languages called rob-
berry.
lffesa the Inadoa Army and Navy Jvarsaa. Sspt d
THa 1.DsRAL rORTIvIcATioxs ADJOINING
CANADA.
The armament Of the great work At Rouse's
Point cannot have been put In under any ag-
prehension that Great 6sitAin was abosf 10
invade the StatsA The fortincatiOn ln Ques.
ti6a h huilt q the heaA Of Lake Champlaiu,
and ID within two hOuyss ear railroad fravei
of Montreal. II h connected ~ rail With oil
parts Of the States, and three gres3 routes
e0avesgo upOn u. Il wn sun0uDco1 - this
paper some time ago that the Hedesa1 dew
ernment had armed theae xteusive hatteTieo,
which render the works citadel Of vasi
strength, capable Of covering . great army
within forty-five miles Of the most impoff-
ant town in Canada, aud OF great, we had al
most said sole, meanA Of water and 1and com
muuisatloA between the Upper and Lower
Provinces IT Mr. Seward would favor ~
with some explanations Of this Act, be wJuld
do more to promote friendly relations Of the
two countries than by writing long letters
tO the bewildered C0usuls Of his Govern
ment in foreign parts.
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o
0ODDIN 4 APPER9ON.
10 a~.,I,~~rIasr affars For ,a 10 hiu

sAs-A very valuable and productive farm OF
.s rrse, az miles from The city; coo cords Of
wy, o. which $50 are nov corded and seasoned,
~ os ,oh IRON the place Als0, crops, stock farm
m - Implements, Sc. This farm o6srs unusual induce
= ., pafuhasess. Apply u No 20 Pearl u.
" VALUAkLE Firm Il Is acres, adjoining Blakey's .
" aiu, oae mile east Of Richmoud, for sale--At
We request Of Mr. Thos Pisasants We offer for sale
Ss !auaole Farm lesased - above, containing IS
= II desired, il VIII be subaivided into three
n. s'sl smaller parcels. The improvements are ail
Consisting Of an excellent frame dwelling, con
~ ,saas seven large and three small rooms, and all
:. Ssesa Out houses A plat Of tho land can be seen
oace Possession given In short time. Now
a.. @0ss nyorable chance 70 secure . desirable
arm near ntcomoud.
eX-0 CnDnuN n AppER<0N
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r EI.EG 10 Al NC NEWS.
-,>-~-ass-@'~--s~~Nr s~S~NesoSt
Fn0h EASTERN TENNESSEE
A FI6HT AT BROWNSVILLE.

LyNcHBuRo, Sept. 25.-An engagement
took place on Tuesday. at Brownsville,
between detachment of our forces and
the enemy. We fell back. Our loss as
far as heard from was one killed, eight
wounded, and fifteen prisoners. We also
had one gun dismounted, and one wagon,
four mules. and six horses captured.
Seven prisoners, wounded and paroled,
arrived here to-day. They report the
enemy's loss at % killed, and one hund.
red and fifty wounded
The greater part Of Blountsville has
been burnt by the enemy.
Nearly all our casualties aud prisoners
are Of Dayidson's Lynchburg battery.
The cars went through to Bristol last
night. M
No news from Zollicofier. 0. K.
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RUNA VA YS
0NE Hundl cd and Seventy five Dollars Reward
" Escaped from our Furnaces, in Botetourt aud

0NE Hundl cd and Seventy five Dollars Reward.
" Escaped from our Furnaces, in BOtetoHrt and
Alloghany counties, the following named Convicts:
I. John Lester, sentenced July %, 1852, from
Chesterfield, black compexion black hair and eyes,
about feet high, white spot on upper lip, scar on
right shoulder, several little right hand,
aud tue left
2. Vim Boone, free, sentenced in Southampton
Nov 18TH 1856, at the age M ~ brown complex lou
black har and eyes, and feet inches iu height.
B Mat Young, Sentenced in city Of Richmond May
10Th, 1859, at the age OF ~, mulattO, black hair anu
eyes, about feet 5,s inches high, one left
arm, just above elbow, aud two scars right arM
just above elbow, Que 0f which produced by vacc
matt >n and two scars Oh lett leg just below the knee,
and one scar right leg.
4. Manuel Taylor, free, sentenced from Lyuch-
burg, April 1862 age 70, black complexion, black
hair aud eyes, about S feet inches high one scar on
calf OF left ley, also two small scars left leg also
Que small scar on forehead aud one over lett eye,
above the outer corner.
Wyatt Johusou, free sentenced from i.ynchburg
November 10th, 1862, fM grand arceary, for iwU
years, Is % years old, black complexion, hair ahd
eyes feel GA inc,,es high; WAS born in Sussex
Gu, Va, has one small over the left eye aud
On the right arm, between the wrist ami elbow, aud
the point 6i the lett -hand thumb cut on.
o. Allen Gowen, free sentenced from Pittsy lvaDa
Nov ~, 1882 for grand iarcency, for three years,
is 10 years 0ii, black complexion, hair aud eyes;
was born in Halifax county, Va, is feet * inches
high has the outside OF the right leg, just
below the knee. and the outside O tho left leg,
half way between the ankle ana knee, and one
the right de OF tue head, about four lnehes above
the ear.
:. William (falbot) Transport, when condemned
the property or Talbot Bro, sentenced from CLes
ter1eld county Dec. IL 1862, black complexion, hair
and eyes; 81 years Old, feet 81 inches high, has
small scar the left cheek near the corner OF The
mouth, one on the right wrist, about fOur inches
above the wrist bone, AMI one tooth near the right
corner Of the mouth cut.
The above reward will be paid for the capture and
delivery OF the above described convicts, their
lod ment IN some jail, proportion OF the amOdnt
will be paid for each
J X ANDERSON Il co,
se 2G-ts Contractors. Richmond.
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Imported Counterfeit Money.-Yesteriay
morning q case was examined before &. =.
Commissioner Watson IN which IL MS shown
that counterfeit money, made at the North,
Ii imported into the COnfederacy from Baltk
more. The accused, who, from the evidence
given, was shown 10 be- iDnocent SSEUeH6
criminal intention, y AsaafrDy 8 friend Ia
runner, pamatesf 10 Confederate bonds. -
~a6i)0H aSTiyiux here be purchased dsslt on
Baltimore from w. A. Wright With SEQ Of
the money, which proved, npcn NJ. W. af-
tempting to deposit It ct hank, TO be conn-
terfeit The prisoner hang noatded q the
fact Immediately repaaced u With good funds.
He had previoasly loaned friend " 900 Of
It to psJ deht With, and that money being
also feturnAd to Afsa . counterfeit, he took
the whole sam given him 10 baltimore and
deposited II n pf0tninent auction hasse,
informing them Of the character Of the
money, and taking recript for u 70 DO
shown 10 the owner In BsittNOre. The at'-
cused was arrested BY Detective Goodrich
Wednesday night, and paroled till next d.y.
When he went for him the next morning the
prisoner handed him some money, saying,
6You have had aonae trouble; take thia, :
which the detective rethsed, stating that ths
Eesovernment paid him fos biz trouble 6eye
raj highly Respectable witnesses teotiRcd "a
the hiek character q the prisoner for mp
rjght dealing, and The Commlsai0ner dis
charged him ifonl custody. The n0eee Art
vell calculated 70 deceive tho tme1Dest, hAy
lug that Trustworthy look Which 80 fiyel
mOney. and The aiG1n1ueeo be1og we'll e1e
euted. TIE moaAy w. 0e4erod - ~ eao0pel
q countef1elt.
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Hastings Churt.-In Judge Lyons's Court
yesterday the following cases were disposed
Of:
William Fitzgerald. for shooting watch.
man John FrOner, was tried a0d sentenced
To the Penitentiary tor five years.
George w. Farrell was put upon trial for
stealing Confederate States bOnds and two
S10O notes from James G. Hunt Ataer ex-
animation and argument Of counsel the case
was submitted to the jury, which retained
verdict of guilty, and the accused wae sen-
fenced to the Penitentiary for five years.
Charles Schwartz, for stealing hose from
Theodore Ganfer, was found by the Jury not
guilty, and discharged.
The Court meets again this morning.
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From Nor,hern Geevxia.

ATLANTA, Sept 25.--Seyeral trains
with wounded and prisoners have sx.
rived. Reports Of Tie salg ~ sss Sos-
iaars sIa0xEAlt1{fanooga Our lines ase
Within four miles of that place.
Officers state that Rosecyans sent two
flags Of truce asking permission TO bury
the dead and relieve the wounded. Gen.
Bsaeg rejected both applications, reply :
ing that he had enough Of Yankee prison-
ers to bury the dead and Yankee sur
icons to attend TO the wounded.
There was no lighting yeatsrday.
The Yankee prisoners have IN album
dance Of counterfeit money. Some of
them have been brought in 10 irons for
passips il.
The following oiacial dispatoA VA rs-
ceiysd At the war DeparsmAnt rhussday
night:
NeAR CaA11ssooeA, Seek 1t.--IAa
report from den. Nod hsk night MAJ
favorable.
Our prisoners ~,lsr.a1A 7oaaI sfuhes,
2, 900 ass WasAi1ed
We - IS stand e eaAem - ei-
doaa r. pees II axtillaey, - - -
rin1I II q ectod aeeg l6;o0 o1no10 1n1II
/ ov1e - akuso tA - - fhoo14o ~
O killsd an1 vsu - 11mee lsG
6s,nA sss
lSirae n1ss AA
: - - %
ueR Ctr = ,ss
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