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SPEelAL DlSPATcHES.
FROM ROsEcRANs' ARMY.
Condition of the Wounded-.G Great
Suffering.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette ]
MEMPHIS, October 5,
via CAIRO, Oct, Z.

TO the Cincinnati Gazette
MEMPHIS, October 5, /
via CAIRO, Oct. Z. !
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
now running SO far IS COrinth, Mississip.
pi, has been ordered to be opened to Decs-
tur, Alabama. In few days trains will
be passing to and fro between this city
and that point.
General J. D. Webster, the efficient su-
perintendent of our military railroad, has
returned from the North, and is at his
post. He is one of the beat mem in the
service.
Last Friday fifteen of the l17th Illinois,
under Charley Lindley, went out upon a
scouting expedition into Arkansas. Some
Eve miles back of HOpefeld, they heard of
some guerrillss employing themselves at
house near by, and surrounded the house,
capturing the entire party, consisting of
Lieutenant Barton, his brother, aud man
named Lewis Esthox, together with their
fine horses. They were brought to this
city, where the men were lodged in the
civil prison. The Bartons were concerned
in the burning Of the steamer Hercules
last winter.
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NKwYORK mARKET-Oot. 8.



CJOtton-Market lc 10 &c higher. with good specu-
latiVe demsnd. Sales 69d9Oc for MiddlinR Upands
Riour-Market heavy and Sc to lOc lower.
Sales at IS, ,5Dz15,65 extra state; q, 6,20G6 g
for common to good shipping brands OF extra round
hooped Ohio S6,4O617,S for trade brands Market
closing dull, with no buyers at the outside quota
tions.
WhlsIry-MarkOt decidedly hrmsr. sa aes at 5sJ6
WheaI-Marketheavy and lc lower.
Sales at 81 l2G, Us for old hicago Spring Sl26z
nl,H for new Chicago prtngi q, ,l59l 2 fer oid
Milwaukee Club; sl,-69l,S for Old winter red
estein.
COrn-Has again advanced lc to &c, with coed de-
manu, chiefly speculative
sales at s759Gsec for shipping mixed Western
ahoat ssh in store Included In sales 25 on
bush sound mixed Western for November delivery,
at al, 0.
Oats Market more active Ic to &c better. Sales
at 74076c for Western.
Sugnrs-Market firm. Sales at ll7s9l2zc for
MuScOvadO.
Pork-Market is frmer, with active demand
Sales al t3r5Oe1i3 621S for old mess; et4,slznl50O
for new mess sln,T50tlI l25 for prime; $3.50
0lis5D for new Western prime mess and for Decem-
Der, at Sl5,O6.
Beef-Market dull.
Cur RleaIs-Market quiet and firm Sales at
G64c for sh ulders 9991kc for Hams.
Bacon Sidrs-Market more active. Sales at SIC
FIR Western Cumberland cut; 619c for Western short
ribbed &c lor 90 short clear.
Lard-Market steady. Sales at ll@ll5fc, the lat
ter an extreme prizes at the close
Butter Selling at l9d23c for Ohio.
Cheese-Firm. Sales at lOGl41sc.
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C. G. BRUCE,


LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES:
CLEVELAND, Ohio, WAsHIssTox, D. C.,
No Lyman's Block, No. 443 Ninth St.
Near the Court House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
the
S1eO Bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
dren, and rightful heirs ofal deceased soldiers !;
also
Pensions,
to which every discharged soldier who was dis
abled in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phsn sisters, as they are seyerally entitled un-
Ter the law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men !;
money due teamsters, and every other class of
claims growing out of this or any othe- war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and PnIent Agents who
are not Licensed.
We publish "THE soLD1zR's FRIEND" a paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send your name and stamp, and we will send
q copy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
for 25 cents.
Apply to us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C.
complished what we undertake.
septic @. G. BRUCE.
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IRON WASHINGTON.
WAsHIEsTOE, 0ctObsrs.

AoIANaAOAg OoNoDcAc O.
Special to Evening Post:
Mr.. James s. Rollins, Member Of Con-
gress from Missouri, is here working
against the delegates from that State in
the Schofeld matter.
President Lincoln has promised that an
order shall be issued in Missouri similar to
that issued by General Burnside, in Ken
lucky, preventing rebels from voting in
elections.
This will 60 buts little way towards re-
moving the real evils Of which the loyal
men Of Missouri complain and failing to
reach the point in the case, can hardly
prove satisfactory to those who desire 70
see the Government sustain in office those
men only who uncOnditionly support eve
~ feature ofits policy.
Subscriptions to the $40 loan are now
so large that Mr.. Chase will not cali for
another loan this year.
General Hartsuff is now here from East
Tennessee.
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FROM REBEL soURoEs.

FoRTREss MoHRoI, October 3.
The Richmond Enquirer, Of today, con-
tains the following:
MISSIONARY RIDGE, October 5.-Ws
opened upon Chattanooga at o'clock, An,
from Lookout Mountain and points along
our line. Our shells exploded in the enc.
myis camp az well as in the city, setting
IRE to one house. The enemy is replying
briskly from Moccssin Point to our NOR
tsrs on Lookout, and feebly from the Star
Fort. The firing still continues.
MISSIONARY RIDGE, October 6.-The Ten
nessee river is rising rapidly. 1t has
swept away the lower pontoon bridge Of
the enemy and submerged the trestls
bridge.
Major Mitchell, Chief Quartermastsr on
General LongstreePs corps, died last night.
No firing on either side up to II o'clock
to-day.
CHARLESTON, October 6.-An attack was
made by US to-day on the frigste Ironsides,
damaging that vessel and alarming the
feet. Two Of our men, including Lieut..
Gassett Of The gunboat Chiekors, are miss
ing.
For the last twenty-four hours there has
been but little firing.
The ensmy's Morris Island works seem
nearly completed.
MOBILE, October 6.-The enemy's caval-
ry, 1900 strong, with four guns, attacked
Col. Richardson near New Albany yester.
day and were repulsed.
SAVANNAH, Ga, October The election
returns show Governor Brown largely
ahead.
GoRDoEsvnLE, VA, October Three
Englishmen, captured at Cedar Run to-
day, refuse to be exchanged. Gov. Pier.
points aid, Colonel Dulsncy, captured near
Fairfax c. H., arrived this evening.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATION.

NEW YORK, Oct 9.
The Telegraph Association is in session
at the Office Of the American Telegraph
Company in this city. The following
companies, comprising the Association,
are represented: The American, Western,
Union, New York, Albany and Buffalo, At
lsntie and Ohio, Illinois and Missouri,
South Western, and the Montreal At the
meeting yesterday, resolutions we're passed
highly complimentary to Cyrus W. Field,
Esq, for his indefstigsble labors in con-
nection with the Atlantic Cable Company,
to Perry D. McCollins, Esq, for his per-
sistent endeavors to unite the two hemi-
spheres via Behring's Straits and the Rus
sian possessions. Both Of these great pro-
jects are now likely to be fairly tested, as
the combined capital and ability Of this
powerful association will be ct the service
Of these magnificent enterprises.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
.UARDIANs sALE-Tn nursuan,

GUARDIANS SALE.-In pursuance Of
VI an order of the Probate Court of Cuyaho-
ga County, Ohio, made on the 9th dhy OF Oeto-
Der A. ID. 1868, in the case Of David s. Bran
ard guardian Of Oliver ;, Aekley and George W
Ackley, against his wards, the undersigned will
on the 10Th day of October, A. D. 1868, at two
o'clock P. NJ, at the door of the Common Pleas
Court House, in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Coun-
to, Ohio, offer at public sale the undivided fourth
part in common OF the following described real
the County of Cuyahoga, and State of Ohio, and
is known by being fourteen feet of the East part
Of lot number Az, and nineteen feet off the west
part Of lot number 4l6, in Barber and Lords al
letment in that part Of the City Of Cleveland, re-
Gently known as the City Of Ohio; being SO feet
front on Lorain street, and about 220 feet deep to
an alley. Terms made known at time Of sale.
Appraised at S82 So D. 8. BRAINARD,
Guardian Of Oliver s., Ackley and George W.
Ackley. B. R. BRAvIs, Attorney.
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE,
Engagement with the Enemy
The Situation.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette

Knoxville, Oct 6.
The Second Tennessee regiment, Col.
Carter's, made a reconnaissance in force
yesterday, and came upon the enemy at
Blue Springs, and drove them back after
short engagement. Our loss was four
wounded and seven missing. None we're
killed. The enemy left seven dead on the
field Our right wing is now in commu-
nicatiOn with ROsecrans. Our patrols
scour every road, and National guards are
increasing by thousands, which insures
immunity from guerrillas. We have re-
ceived no mail lately. The weather is
fine. Our residence here is permanent.
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o. s. DISTRICT CoURT-BEFoRE JUDGE
WLLsoS.-The court was yesterday engaged
In the consideration Of the case Of the
United States Vs. Shomas Dillan, who was
charged with making and passing counter
felt money. The district attorney appeared
for the United States and Messrs. Craig and
Buckingham for the defendant. The case
went to the jury about half past five o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The verdict will be
returned q in the morning.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
---Guerrillas Captured.
ITO the Cincinnati Commerelal.J
INDIANAPOLIS. October

ISDIAEAPoLIs, OctOber7.
The wounded recently parOled and re-
turned to our lines by Bragg had remain
ed eight days upon the field without hsv-
iOg their wounds dressed
Our surgeons, who were prisoners, were
not allowed to touch one of our wounded
during the entire time they were there
The enemy had no supplies, and many of
our men suffered terribly. The State San
itary Commission will ship another large
invoice Of supplies to Chattanooga tO-mOr-
row.
Several additional first class hospitals
will be erected here within the next sixty
days. The Soldiers Homo will also be
considerably enlarged. Messrs. Hendricks
and Voorhees, have returned from Ohio
The latter gentlemen looks very despond-
ent and has but little to say.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09

THERE was good turnout at the meet
ing at the Court House, on Wednesday even
ing. Judge Chaffee presided. Mr.. Steele
made an excellent speech, in which he re-
viewed the record Of Vsllandighsm, and
proved conclusively therefrom, that tits the
duty of all true Democrats to repudiate the
exiled traitor, and vote for Brough and the
Union. We wish all his Democratic breth-
rem had been present to hear it. Mr.. Riddle
did not speak long, yet he spoke, as usual,
ably and eloquently. Both speakers were
warmly applsuded. - Ckardon Democrat.
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AUCTION SALES.
0. CUTTER 8 son, AuctIOneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF LAReE

and superb collection Of oil Paintings at Auc.
ton, ct the store OF Mr. o. Shaw Co.. No. Is2 sure
rior st n Thursday and Friday evenings, October
Sth and 9th, at n'c x, will be sold great variety
of choice oil Painiings from the studies OF the most
eminent Artists OF the daT, including the Dames of
Rosenberg. SeymOre Ross, NorthcUte, Spencer, SOM
ers Schsseu ger, Paul nit er. Losing Bartlett Hart
5ughs hoes n J W. Moore, Campbell, &C.. consis-
ing II American Landscapes, River, Lake aud Noun
tain View, FiRur, FRUIT and cri riptural Pieces to-
medsllioDs. he Medal ems all painted in oil
canvass and attached 10 convex ehrJ stai glas..
sB-The Paintings are all mounted n foe gold ieas
Frames They viii BE- on view TOR free Inspection
from A. NJ. TO 10 P. NJ, up to the evening Of E,
9Th descriptive cafelcgues ounoiseurs, 4 rtisfs
all lovers OF the Fine Arts are invited to cal and
examine them Prsvious to the sails. Terms lash.
Oct7-llq
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KENTUCKY GUERRILLAs ACTIVE.

KENTUCKY GURRRILLAS ACTIVE.
LOUISVILLE, October s.
One hundred guerrillas, under Captain
Richardson, at 2 o'clock, P. n, placed OBJ
structions on the Lebansn Branch Rail-
road at New Hope, twenty miles from the
Junction, threw the train of and fred into
it. doing no damage to the sneRrs.
They captured the train, burned ni
senger cars, baggage and express csf4 snd
disabled the locomotive, and also robbed
the passengers Of money and clothing, then
decamped.
Reprots prevail Of guerrilla raid in
Sampson and Warren counties, under
Hughes. They burned the depot at Au-
burn, on the Memphis branch.
Great excitement prevails in all the
counties between MurfreesbOro and the
Tennessee line, which are infested by
guerrillss.
Major Wsrten, OF the Third Regiment
Of Mounted Infantry, pursued the rebels
yesterday from Glasgow and recsptured
everything the rebels took at that place.
The report that the rebels robbed the
bank at Glasgow is untrue.
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The PROSPERITY OF OUR CRY was never
50 marked as at the present time. The in
crease of population, the AOurishing and i'm
proving condition Of business, the building
of new blocks, factories and dwelling houses,
the extent and activity of our trade, the
tremendous business done by our railroads,
and, in fact, the encouraging progress in
every branch of the interests of our citizens
remind one of the palmy days of 1854 and
1855.
The people Of Cleveland can join with full
hearts in celebrating the National Thanks
giving Day for the year of our Lord 1868.
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SIXTH WARD UNION MEEl-We call upon
you to orally once again" on Saturday eve
ming at the Wigwam, and march in process
sion to Huntington street, to return the visit
of the Fourth Ward Union Club.
The line will be formed at Z o'clock pre-
cisely. CONE EARLY, one and all, and let Us
have such turn out as will do credit to the
gallant Sixth. .
For the Committee, ". P. FoeG,
Chairman,
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MILITARY NoTIoE.-Company B, 4th
Ward, I'd District, o. s. M, will meet at the
Wigwam on Seoville street, on Thursday
evening, October 18th, at half past7 O'Clock,
for the purpose Of drill. By order Of the
Captain, JACOB GREVE,
s. D. HArErs, Orderly Sergeant.
oeto: 1I9
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UNION MEETING AT ELYRIA.-Col. Glib
son of Tifin, and Col. Lee of the e5th, will
address the citizens of Elyria to-day, for the
cause of the Union. It will be glorious
day for LOrain. Rally, Union men, for one
last grand demonstration before that grand
est demonstration of all which will come of
on election day, Tuesday next.
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MooDRoTFE's GIAss-BLowERs. Wind,
rain aad mud combined do not prevent this
admirable troupe from drawing full houses
nightly. Last night they had a large and
interested audienee by whom their novel and
bssuiifEl experiments we're watched with ad-
niring attention. The display of scientific
skin in their art is truly marvellous.
The beautiful glass engine, Monitor, which
dsssrvedIy attracts SO much attention, will
tomorrow night be the target for all those
skilled in eOnundrum making. A splendid
prize is offered by the company to the author
Of the best Origiusl eOnundrum on the glass
steam engine. 1t is to be hoped that the
specimens Of our Cleveland wit may distance
those recently displayed in Detroit on the
same subject which were certainly among
the most exeersbls attempts at humor that
We remember to have net with.
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STATE FAIE PREHIUMs.-The Treasurer,
David Taylor of COlumbus), of the State
Board Of Agriculture has made arrangements
with the Second National Bank in Cleveland
formerly the Bank ST Commeree) to pay the
drafts for premiums awarded sc the State
Fair. The drafts will be issued by the Sec
retary at 100 Bank street (Angisr Houss)
After that time application may be made by
letter or in person at the Secretary's Office in
ths State House in Columbus. sept2I:td
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N. Y. MONEY MARKET-Oct. S.
rBY FKIEsAAPH.I

Money Market active at 66e7 q cent
Sterling RxchanEe-Dull and lower Selling
at l6isd1l6l for firsr class bills
GOld-Market lower opening at 454 declining
to l55k, and closed steady 454IG45S
Government SIOckH-Market firm. United
Stales likes of 1881, coupons l5nIOS Seven-thirty
Treasury Notes lO64@lO6z One Year Certificates
lU2R.
State StOcks-Missouri Skies g.
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N. z. STOCK mARKEF-oct, $.
CHICAGO MARKET-Oet. S.
IBYTKLEGBAPH.l

FlOuF-Market dull
Wheat-Market active and &c higher. Eales at
al,O64al,O7.
COrn-Market firm and to SIC better. Sales at
saGs3xc
OaIs-Barket closed buo-ant Sales at 5996Oc
PFeiGhts-Dull and unchanged
Receipts-7,OOO bbs flour, S0,OO) bushels wheat,
5000 bush corn
Shipments-il,O 600 bbls flour, 81 800 bush wheat,
ll7,OOO bush corn.
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Coal Oil Chandeliers.

A great variety OF styles, from one to six
burners, suitable for Churches, Halls or dwell
lings.
Gas Chandeliers,
Agency of Cornelius Baker of Philadelphia.
ConI Oil Lamps.
All kinds, wholesale and retail.
W. P. FOGG,
Corner ofsuperior and Seneca streets.
oofT
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CHICAGO HOG MARKET-Oct. ?.

In hogs the receipts during the day amounts to
common and medium grades. Only few lots being
at ell Of the higher grades The sae has consequent
ly been very doll, and large number remain in the
yards unsOd. The entered sales amount TO l,392 at
prices ranging from s45 to 4s for superior grades
lOr which he appears be a fair demand; and from
SS 90 to 4 rs for common to medium.
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OswEGO AIARKRr-Oet. 8.

RlOur-Unt hanged.
Whent-In moderate demand. Sales of Chicago
Spring al 20.
Carn-Market firm, but quiet Sales at s9g9Oc
for Illinois mixed
Barley-In good demand Sellers are asking
sl,2s.
Canal Freiehts-FIour I5947c, wheat lie, corn
95Sc to New York.
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ERIDAY, OCTOBER 9rH, 1863.
House and Lot. HO. 152 PrOspect-st.,

40. OUrTER 4 Son.

o. CUTTER & SON will sell on Friday, Octobsr g,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ON TIE PREMISES, BOuse and
LoE No l52 ProspectSt The Lot is IS leet front on
deep. House l6 stories high, 2x3O addition in rear
l2X4O feet, 10 vOms Cellar. tistern and good Well
Water Stable and Wood Shed
TERMS-z cash down and balance in 3equal annu-
al paymsuts, with interest ually at q cent all
half paid down, discount of D cent. Will
be made. oct3-ll9
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CuYaEssa CouuFy FaiEs
rHraD Dk1.

The clouds lifted 3 little yestsrday, and
the sun came out for short time. As the
barometer Of the weather Is also very de-
cidedIy the barometer Of success in the fair,
all those interested in 1t watched the indica-
tons as to rain withsgreat anxiety. UnfOr-
tunAtsly the clouds settled down again for
biddingly, and SO many we're kept at home
BY their threatening aspect that the attend
ance was still scsnty. Bnt, though as yet q
failure in the number Of visitors, the fair is
signal success in respect to the extent and
variety Of articles on exhibition. We have
already spoken somewhat il detail OF the ar
tieIes on exhibition in the various depart
ments. Many articles came in yesterday
and were added to the already fine display.
In the Floral Hall Mr.. Herko has added to
the stock of flowers by large and extensive
collection of exotics. Mr.. Leonard Case has
also increased his variety of specimens by
fue display OF dahlias and cut flowers. Mr..
Bohmer has on hand fine and extensive ex-
hibition Of flowers.
Fine Art Hall hes not been reinforced
largely since we made notice of the articles
on exhibition there. weregret that our
Cleveland pbotogrsphists, whose collections
added so much to the interest and beauty of
the Art Hall at the State Fair, did not deem
it worth their while to send specimens Of
their workmanship to our home Fair.
The inclemancy of the weather has pre-
vented The exhibitors in the department of
agricultural implements from bringing their
machines to the ground.
The Halls of Farm Products and Domestic
Manufactures are we'll filed. The exhibi-
ton of Poultry surpasses in extent and quail
ity that at the State Fair. The exhibition
of Sheep is good. Cattle, too, are we'll req
resented.
Several matches came of on the Trotting
Course yesterday. The Pacing Match was
the only one which was completed. In this
Anderson and Boyd carried of the premi-
um, their horse winning three heats in Eve,
by the following time, 2:59, 800, and 2:59.
The programme for to-day, is as follows:
PROGRAMME TOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9.
At $3.50 4, N, Pacing Match.
First premium, S25 90
Second premium, Is 90
At 200 P. N, Ladies Equestrisnism.
First premium, S25 90 |
Second premium, Is 90 |
Third premium, 10 90 |
At 800 P. n, Trotting Match.
First premium, $40 90 |
Second premium, 10 90 |
Theawsrding committees have commenced |
assigning premiums in their respective de-
psrtmsnts. We shall publish the premium |
list as soon as it is completed.
Tomorrow will be a good day for attend
arce on the fair. The exhibition in all the
departments is fine and the programme sx-
cellent. Every citizen should feel it duty
as well as pleasure to attend, and thus sec
ond the noble efforts made by the officers of /
the Society to have a good and successful |
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DIED IN HosPITAL.-Clinton Bacon, of
company A, Forty fret Ohio regiment died
in the United States Hospital at Nashville
during the week ending Oct 8, 1868.
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GRRAT EIRE.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 8.
A fire broke out at No. 160 East Water
street to-day. One block was consumed,
and two others partially. Loss $4,000.
Two thirds insured. d
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ARRIVAL OF CONTRABANDs.

MAsHlhaFOh, OoLoDer o
Another party Of cOntrsbands have ar
rived ct Alexandra.
They are mostly mostly from the region
about Culpepper. They represent that
they were told to leave by their owners be-
cause they had nothing wherewith to sup
port them during the coming winter.
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CONVRNING or Tax VEkmONT Leg
ISLATURk.
MoETrEI1ER, October 8.

NUN IlaIIIII VNlOVoE o
The Vermont Legislature convened to-
Tie House organized BY the election Of
A. B. Gardener, Of Bennington, speaker.
In the Senate Henry Clark, Of Poultney,
was chosen Secretary.
Governor HOlbrOok delivered his vale
dintnrv this afternoon.
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GUERRILLA OUFRAGEs.

= DhDA4lIAI NU,i OOI- o
Our adviees, considered reliable, say:
Coffey and Smiley, with force estimated
at 2, 600, entered Warsaw at 8 o'clock this
morning, and commenced indiscriminate
slaughter Of citizens. Later accounts rep
resent them as moving eastward, on the
road leading to Jefferson City. Intense
excitement Pervades the whole community,
people feeling as though unprotected, and
are preparing for self defense.