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FROM INDIANA.
John lMOrgan's Indiana Raid
General Darlington Af-
ter Him. 5le
Lb!.paleh . the chieaga Tribane.I

[Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,I
-Et1e7 ~3a INDTGSlPoL1s, July 13.
Morgan Travelled all day yesterday in
the direction ofAurora, and eamped with
in ten miles Of that place last night but
finding that General Manson had arrived
in that Plses during the night with com
mand, he left for Harrison before daylight,
stopping long enough on the indianapolis
and Cincinnati Railroad, to tear up tN'O
miles of track and destroy some of the de-
pot buildings at Herman. 'ass'15
As soon as it was known that they had
escaped, Governor Morton Immediately
telegraphed Governor Tod and General
Burnside, rendering the use Of the forces
now here, and urging the collection Of q
large number Of horses at some available
point, to mount the Indiana regiments,
upon their arrival. In na other wsy can
this fellow be caught. G
General Darlington hes just left with a
good force. RS
HobsOn was only four hours in the real
Of Morgan yesterday. GOdspeed him.
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FKOM THE Army OFTHE POTOMAC.

The following diapatch has just been received /:
Headduarters, Army Of the Potomac, p. NJ.
To n. W. HaIeck, General-in-Chief: Ny caVal-
nv nave occupied Falling Water, having over.
taken and captured q brigade Of infantry 1,5O0
streng, two guns, two caissons, two battle flags,
and a large number Of small arms. The enemy
Is All across the Potomac. G. G. MEADE.
HEADQUARTERS AMY PoroNAo, July IA.
Lees army withdrew from its position around
WflhamspoTt yesterday and last night and re-
crossed the Potomac on pontoon bridge at Fall
ing Waters and hatbOats at Williamsport Ferry.
A portion Of General Pleasanton's CaFslry en-
tered WilliamspOrt this morning and captured
many prisoners. ---.
Lee had previously sent over all his Plunder,
trans, &C. 81.
A general movement was ordered this morning
and our columns were in molten at an early
hour, but found the Entertainments deserted.
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1us discharged soldiers, also The widow ehlefen
riasr rstfnI bsirs Of ali deceased soldiersi slsc
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r- IL WAsHINGToSs July IL
Advices nom YielssbHrg 70 the evening ofthe
sths state tHentY-seTen thousand rebel soldiers
had been psroled up to that time.
SIX thousand stand Of small arms had been
found-rnainly IN good condition, and more were
continually being discovered They we're con-
eealed in caves as well as in all sorts Of build
ings. -ErT ff1t
The siege and sea-coast guns found exceed
sixty, and the whole OF captured artillery is
above two hundred pieces. 1sfe cd Il y-i-I
The stores Of ammunition taken is surpris-
ingly heavy. a
The stock Of army clothing is officially in
voiced at 5,90O, 600 dollars Confederate prices.
Sixty thousand pounds Of bacon were found in
one place.
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das discharged soldiers or resigned ofhefer's
promptly collected, or cssh9d, Also,
u sA Prize Money. -"A
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FORTREss WOAR0E, JuIy II
Fort Powhattan on tile James River, was Ia
Ken possession Of yesterday BY our heet. All
the guns had been removed.
The gunboat Union, Just arrived from Charles
ton, reports all Of Morris Island captured ex-
cept Fort Wagner.
The enemy's loss in killed, wounded and pTis-
oners is between 100 and SEQ. .-fT
The attack commenced last Friday morning.
The Union left Monday Afternoon at which time
the siege Of Fort Wagner was progressing with
every prospect Of speedy capture. Five Mon
| itors we're engaged.
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alORGAN,s RIOERMRNTs.

CINCINNATI, July H.
Morgan's forces crossed the Little Mismi
railroad, between LoYelsnd and Camp DeDnison,
At noon to-day, capturing tram Of three pas
senger and one baggage cars and burnt Them.
They had 3 slight skirmish at Camp Dennison.
They burnt 90 Government wagons near Love
land. r. r.. rarafs.. .I .H.Hr
They LEFT in 8 south -essterly direction and are
reported as having passed Batavia.
They are for respecting private property, onl =
taking fresh horses and necessary subsistence
Since crossing the Ohio river Morgan has cut sew
en- Railroads, none OF which sustained serious
damage. All the trains are running as usual
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How FAR p" How far are the rebels
from Cihninnati1'' snquirea I, man in q sreFd
on Bank Street yesterday. g Cincinnati be
blowed, ," said another individual in a state
of neryouse excitsment, ghow far are the rebels
from ClevelRnd?" His anxiety for Cincinna-
ii was entirely swallowed up il sOlioitude for
the peace of his present abode. We think
the rebels wont be here before tomorrow
night at all events. g
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PERRY LIGHT IEFAHrEY.-The above
company held meeting last evening and
re organized by slsoting Henry Hayward
Captain, Louis De Forest 1st Lieutenant and
NJ. A. Hanna Second Lieutsnsnt. Nearly
ninety names are on the rolls. '1s 1.,.9.
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etimpson Is, beyond all question, = superior
ertisti and We sdvise those wishing to get = me
ksBess to CAL upon him A visit TO his gal
Isry, Nc. a6s Superior street, viii richly repay
both citizen and stranger tf- R8#
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- DT. 6ibson, Professor OF Medicine ana
Esctropathy, cures obstinate cases Of BysPeP-
q sis, Rhsurnatism, sercfuls, Neuralgia aud 81
nervous diseases, and diseases OF the BraspI
Throat Heart Lungs, Liver Eud Urinary Or
cEus, ard o1her Chronic diseases. Reference
Tiyen 70 many Formidable cases cured IN this
kitF sfteI other physicians had hiled. See ads
VeTtisenneut in another column. Once No liq,
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THAEKs.-PreviOus to the departure of
Eagine Co. No. 10 to the Toledo tournh-
ment, where it won a prize of 800, the ma
chine was repaired by Mr. Frederick Larkin.
Alter the-return Of the company they gave
Mr.. Lartin s25 for repsiriug the engine, for
which he desires to return his thanks.
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We have been shown. some very fqe
samples of tobacco, sent to a few our citizens
by c. B. Marvin, Of Detroit, Michigan, agent
for the Hiawatha Tobacco Mandatory. The
tobacco is of 3 very superior quality. & E
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HOOP SKIRT co

l41 Superior-St, under Weddell House, and
i also, 194 Ontario-St.
This Osmpany, having opened Sales Rooms IN this
CITY beg leave to call the attention Of th5 public to
their own manufacture.
ist. We keep a LARGER STOCK than any whole
Ialer in the state. -.
siIss aud Qualities than any Manufaoturer In the
United states. ,,..
sd The steel and all the material for Hoop sktrs,
fro The primitive state to the salesroom, are under
our own Buperviion and gntira CONTROL consaqnently
customers obtain skirts IRON our house without
paying second prehE
~ AlsO-the largest Assortment OF Oofseo anu
Spiral Bustlss constantly on hand
nH-MerchAnts supplied cheap at wholesale.
'HT'7 ~ WRANR gR0S 4 Co. Proprietorat
iss = l4l Sunarior and l9t lntAriQ-sts.
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DEnTsTRX-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, Office
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
msohanicsl dentistry done, in the best man
nsr and at low price. dec2R27
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Y, S. CoURT.-The Grand Jury yester-
day afternoon returned an indictment
against Asa Freeman and others, from Knox
county, for resisting the COnscriptiOn.
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DRAFT RTOT INN NEW JERSEY.

.. r.... NEWARK, n. J.July Il
A mob attacked the Mercury Office Monday
night, but we're finally driven OF BY the ponce.
s6is ssa-4i.eI -.a..-.s-S--ss rfvters Wenf to New
York. 1f E -Eis
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The ladies, stiII unnemitting in their efforts
to relieve the wounded and sick soldiers, fur
nisbed, in the dining hall Of TWinsburg In
stitute on the 4th of July last, a most suup-
tuOus dinner as temptation to the patriotic
70 participate and thus give the ladies addi-
tiOnal means to procure supplies to busy their
hands in furnishing articles, which shall con-
tribute to the comfort Of those who imperil
their lives and fight our battles for Us.
The net gain Of the dinner was S4S.55. The
whole was attended with patriotic addresses
adapted to=the dsy aud the OCCASION day
to be remembered not only for the past, but
for the thrilling events that were witnessed
in the surrender Of Yicksburg and the flight
aud slaughter Of the Zoe, both at Gettysburg
and Helena, the beginning Of the end Of the
wars eor a.i3 Eata -ElH
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GEETLElIEE, if you want cool garment
90 to Robison's or HancOck's; but if you
want cool glass of Soda Water, go to Halls,
II Public Square.
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Taxes.

s Tax Books viii close Monday, July 2Oth
1868. WHITTLEsRY, /
julyII-449 County Treasurer.
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10 De ClsvsLand Leader :

To he ClsVslaad Leader: T-re
Tho Soldiers Aid Society Of TWiHsburg
beg leave through your paper to report that
on the first Of uiy 1852, they had on hand,
SI4,5S. That since that time to
July l, 1863 they have received cash Sl45.54
During the same time they have eX-
penQe q, A1o-ul
Balance on hand July !, 1865, ,.........-.. 200 s.
Sent to Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, CleYe-
land
July 9, ls62-Ibbl. clothing and provisions.
Ans G.
Aug. 10, /" &c toasted bread.
Dec. "a, 80 & sundries and keg Of pickles
Jan. 10, S63-P Provisions.
Mar 4, 50 large box or clothing and pro-
Apr. D. u l bbl. Of eggs. @
May 20, = Dbl. Of pickles and = Dbl. eggs.
Jun Sc 1keg of butter, l54 lbs.) 49,
Jun. "a, g bbl. clothing and provisions
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To restore the Union Of the Gums and
Teeth when seeded, use HudsOn's UnriEal-
led Tooth Paste, sold by Druggists and Den +
fists generally.
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s7ERL1Ss's AHBRos1L FoR THE HA1R.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch2S Strong / ARMSTRONG.
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DEATH OF COLONEL A. S. HALL.-A
private dispatch frem MuTfreeborO' annOun-
ees tbs death Of Colonel A. S. Hall, Of the
IO5th 0. vi, of typhoid fever, after an i'll
ness OF but few days.
Colonel Hall was snativo of CharIestown,
Portage County where bis parents now. re-
side. At the time ofhis snIilsnent he was
residing in Warren, Trumbull Co., engsgad
IN The successful practice of the Law. In hii
death the service loses a brave and gallant
officer.
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lost, WARTS A FOUND. /.

ANTED.-hOCALAN AND TRAVEL
ltl-5 IEs Agents IN every Town County. Circu-
81 lare, TesiuOEias ct Olargymen and Scientific
l- n8en, in regard 70 the busif ess, sent free.
ISAAC HAZE, JR a COS
ts EiuneZ54S3 s- New buryport. Mass.
INFANT ED. = 1900 NEW Oh
NV BBLs. -
article, almest equal 70 Lard Oil, Price low
mayU W. q. SCOElELp &C0
PeUAMONTHI WE WANT AGENTS
QUO at t60A month, expenses paid 10 sell our Ev-
ERLAsTING PENCILs, OEIEETAL BURSERs and thir-
teen other new useful and curi0us articles. Fifteen
soircEilara sent Tree. Address, eH HAM CLARK
~ y mayI-l5ldew BiddefOrd, Maine
OK Al MONTH"; I WANT TO HIRE
- ~ gents IN every county at S75 month, e1-
Psnses paid, 70 sell new cheap Family Sewing Aa.
= chimes s. MADISON,
so 1lsy7-l5ldiv Alfred, hAina.
sIiieW AETED-(KFI M ACHINE)
an Farmers, Volunteers and others, 20 know that
heir tVomsn folks earn Is to 80 per week with
So Bne of Akin ebrated Knitting Hachirs 1t Wih
nftscost in thirty days. Price, complete, 81
Weight 9 pounds. FREIGHT from % CENTS 70 sls5Q
Send for circular snd samples tsgnd STAMPS = .
ELLIOTT & BRA6SQN,
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CLAIMS AND PArENTs.-BOunty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and evory other
class Of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful
Write to US and we will send you our paper.
C. G. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, D. G. june3:R2S
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OHIO HOOP SKIRT MANUFY
" ASD THPoRTERs AND pEALERs IN
All Kinds OfFFench &fsPman COrsets,
IAs suuerior-st,. American Build gs

A gBu -t-e,r of Woven. double Diamond Bridal and
Trial skirs Constantly on hand, trou Sspring Chil-
dren . to S4 SPRING Ladies SIZE We Al ckirls
which We sell withouc extra charge. Uur o4lrts arc
rran A 70 be Of he very beet quality Watehsprlng
stsei EE-Au parcels sent 10 Rsadenees 10 the City
tree df charga-
r5-shf ffts. Corsets and spiral Bustels e1changed
vhsu they DO not prove sRtisiaotoFy.
HD-Our Retail Department. - IA charge on o9mpe-
WHOLEsALE BUYERS will ccnsnlt their own
iufsreSt by ming our Stock before parchastng
eIseWherg Bay OF the nlnuutaeturera ans
save an InaerYening PrOltss
funa8 WEISS ~ kLEANs EceRrs.
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DR. BErTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathi-
catly. Office west side Of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 23S
Perry street. marl7:444 .
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ARD ooEA-

SHIRTS AND COLLARS
and de.jrous of having those that will SET " ELL
and LOOK NEAT are invited 20 leave their Orusrs s
EEPPN Z B's,
,-hs7a tbeVoau depend upon being Shifted. None but
the BEST GOODS are used, and Thorough Work
Guaranteed.
Objections FoR HEAsUREMENT.-For Neck take
the humber Of inches found (Al. FoF Sleeves take
from centre of back (Bl to bend OF elbow gO thence
to extreme end Of cuff D) the being IN the poal-
tion shown in the engraving. These are all the uleas
urements required.
Nv WARRAN GOOD FIT.
Bs-rhs Cash to be paid to the Express Company on
receipt Of goods. u,.u,zp,
Agent Of the Cleveland Shirt and Collar mfg Cos
LYMAN's BLOCK, Nos. 2 and ), (up stair5) CleVe-
Ian1, Ohio three doors from the Court Honses
Public square meyl2-ta4
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Post once NotIos.

Pest once NOtIos. ..t ..a
a . PosT OFFIcE,
.a -s CLEVELAND, June 26, 1868,
Under the new Postofice law which goes
into operation July LIST, 1883, POstmssters
are perempt0rily forbidden TO give credit for
postage, drawer or box rent. They are also
required to make UaJn IN their quaftefly
statements that they have not given such
credit. E.l IS. a...s r-v1'
Box and drawer holders are therefore here
by notified that the rent must be paid quar-
terly in advance in all eases. All boxes or
drawers not paid for by the 10th day Of July
will necessarily have to be Vaoatsd.
F--l.s.-r Z. CowLEs, P. NJ.
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BUggTITFHgs FOTIGEs

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
uslsaufsctured from SIX OF Bunting in best
= yiia on short notice G. W. oRoEEIL 3 Co,
p,qyl4:45l III Superior St.
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PRATELKRIs RKGIsEER.
NEw ApvERFIsEmENTe.

Augustus Trsgeut-Rsgalar Line OF Vesstls be
tween Liverpool and Ole'e'Gpd.
p. D, W Gage 10 Soldiers and their Hsirs,
Bocon ksmith-Dissolutioh EOiice -.l
r. GarTsison a Color Sc ginAW.
W. V. .Tousley-Master's Sale.
JamesB. Fsy-PrOvost AaTshal GsnsrAl-NOtics In
Relation 70 the Draft
$50 Euclid-st-Nurss Wanted
O. A. Read & Co-Bankers
I, u Pub. squars-Eev Medical BOok-LOeal Notice.
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CI.AIMs I'D PATENTs.

~ =, We are authorized BY Government 70 collect
- s-.. .r- 8lG0 Bounty T-a1
1ue discharged soldiers, also the widow hlafen'
ras rigftfuI heirs OF all deceased soldiersi slso
rsl s-asI PeHsionE, li 1a5a 81
~ which every discharged soldier who was DIS
sb ed IN the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
-f soldiers widows, children, mothers, ororph-
sasiztersi as they are ssyersllYs entitled under
The law Also,
dne discharged soldiers or resigned ondeers'
promptly collected, or cashsd, Also,
II ~ Prize Money. -'A
Money due enlisted months mem money
due teafnstsrs, and every other class Of CLAIM
ErcEing out Of this or any other gRr.
-zf We also pay special attention TO o.. .a "a .
PATENTS.
B8- Avoid Claim and PRtent Agents WhO
are ret LIsenssd. -a.l
We publish "The Soldiers Friend paper
Of much interest % soldiers snd their heirs
Send rs your name and stamp and We will send
.iIuoopy. .fres; or twelve copies, one each MONTH
Apply 70 us In person or by letter, with stamp
and yeaf business shall have prompt attenuon'
s. Fees low, and no charge mil hitsr We have Sc
j comp ished what We undertake. a.
e. obsoe-Iymhn'siRlo iRlock. near tbe Court House,
80 OlsTeland, and No. 44S Ninth Street. Washing
ton, d. G. lanoAu
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Post once Notice--Frse Delivery Of Let
PosT OFFIcE,
OLEYELaxp, JuIy 4th, ls68.

POST UFFICEJ
.-#.a OLEYELASD, July 4th, 1861
The Letter Carriers recently appointed to
deliver Letters free Of expense, agrOeably
to the New Post ONCE Laws, experience
great difficulty in ascertaining tho residence
of parties to whom letters are addressed,
owing to the fact that the number and name
Of the street are not written on the letters to
be delivered, and in many cases when writ
ten on, they cannot fnd any number on the
house, intended to be designated. If people
wishing to have their letters delivered at their
doors free Of expense, twice day, viii take
pains to instruct their correspondents to
write on their letters, in addition to the Post
once address, the street and number Of the
party to whom the letter is directed, they
will greatly aid the Letter Carriers in dslir-
sring their letters promptly and with GER
tainty.
If people living in houses not having any
numbers on them, will see that the numbers
are put on ) they viii also greatly aid in the
establishment of the system Of Free Delivery
of Letters in this City.
flowing to the houses not being numbered
and the letters not having the street and num-
Der on them, the Letter Carriers should fail
to make good show of the number Of let
tsrs delivered, then the system will necessarily
have to be abandoned as far as this city is
concerned. The Letter Carriers will do the
best they can in making diligent inquiries in
order to find out where people live, but it
cannot be expected they can find where every
hndy l. liyes- IL the AhOEs Suggestions are mot
fully carried out. 4. COWLE5J TN.
dy:tf
REV. JAMES BoLLEs, formerly of this city,
was drafted in Boston recently.
MrL1rIRY NorIcE.-The Captains of
Military Companies in the County must, un-
der the order of the Adjutant General
forthwith make complete rolls of their re-
spectivs Companies, giving names, ages and
residences Of each member, and the appoint
ments of the Non Commissioned officers, and
report the same to the Sheriff. ls s.a.5
Let there be no delay, but let each man do
his duty promptly L. ~ ,LAA
s' WM. 3. CASTLE, Chairman-
NJ. Barlow, Secretary.
CLEVELAND, July l3, 1853 juIylS-Sdt
PREMIUM FUNDS,
-. s-ass-a.sa-.- -7a7l7r @
sIL YER,
I'll aoot .CoUPoESI
INDIANA, KENTUCKY,
Canada and Bncurrent Money
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST RATES,
BIZ 5E51l E1 E.B. HALE,
-sa .,1a. a--.l gsL
aprzI .. ....... ... III suPeriOr-st
LOCAL HOTIGKz,
C8IA. READ & g o.,
z-f BAN KEBS,
95 SUPERIOR ST., ULzvEIAED, O.,
Win Give Higher Rates of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUsEIN THE CITY
] t-I--t FOR
GOLD and SILVER, ono
Demand Notes, aas
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
BIZ Ofthe state OF Indians,
U. s. Coupons interest.
STALL KINDS Of q. e. 9Overnment BOnd'
Bought and For Sale. s-ra,f.rr-5ase
~ UNCURREHT BANK NOTES Bought at low.
4 ost rates Of Discount. - aprl1-tE3
| A BoOK entitled Homeopathy Simplifed,
OF Domestic Prnetiee made easy, by J. A.
! label, NJ D., new edition. For sale at Halls
1 II Public Square. .i-55 =
Il o=G THE Cuyaboea County AS
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ELOuRAFEED.

,,l--- A. NJ. PERRY s CO, $ [
20 Have Reduced the Price of their
OREAM OF WHEAT FLOUR
sssea-.fa UPPHR TEN MILLS DO.
TIfs4sr METROPOLIS DO DO.
GLEN DALE DO DO.
tze ~ Of the above brands ere fresh ground and
sls-l.da GO0d Family Flour.
.-5s E7-No better brand than the Cream Of yheat'
made. q. III. PERRY B 90, -
pa iuiJ5 ll6 and us SuPsrior-St.
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~ DI. eibsoa, Professor Of Medicine ana

4 omos-I man iFlock. near tbe Court Houss,
T.. 0isvsiand, and No. 44s Ninth Street. Washing
ton NJ 81 jans1:n
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= = We ara sq.AoFisad b eo7oruusat 70 collect
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Appiv 70 us In person or BY letter, with stamp,
and We { business shall have prompt attentions
Fses low, a1d no charge mil after We have Sc
eoI-4u iehed what We undertake..
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TUESDAY EVENING, July 14th, 1868.
The Council held its regular nesting last
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-14

CHATTANOOGA Nov 7.-lIalf dozen
shells were thrown from the Rebel batteries
on Lockout to-day, but no damage was
done to our side. All quiet elsewhere along
the line.
Boats from Bridgeport, with supplies,
mails and passengers, come up through the
creek to Browns Ferry, and it requires only
two miles wagon transportation from the
ferry to Chattanooga.
Paymasters have arrived with funds to
pay the troops in this department.
ATLANTA, Nov. 4.--The Yankees main.
tain possession of Rucoon Valley, being
heavily reinforced.
They still shell our forces necessarily
The floods in the Tennessee River has demol
ishcd all the Yankee pontoons.
The Yankee advance has reached Flor
ence. We occupy London, which places Us
within twenty-threc miles of Knoxville
Behind tn tnemys defenses the enemy ar,
raiding the country near Huntsville, anc
committing great depredatiuns. Their raid
are more disasfous than any preceding one
in Madison and Huntsville counties. Bragg
/ has left it in his power to missile IN
/ telegraph, but not the mails. The encm,
/ has gained important advantages, within
/ forty eight hours, which, unless counter
acted, will place the question of subsistin!
his army in Chattanooga beyond all doubt