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~ ths Author o, al Fair IneE'' "Ths Primo
WsloS, 'Ths Ghost auntsrs," Ac., &r.
UHAPTER YuI--CRNoLMK
Ii was two O'Clock st Pitisbursh,
When took the Eastern train
Ard a. had act sleep enough,
I prepared % sleep again;
when ! female with much baggage,
and bana bnxes half . score,
Came and took the seat besife mo,
With her boxes on & c h60r.
She was one of those fair q estures,
Seldom IN romance seen
She, thonsht, wss Al OF niiy,
or, D rhaps, ihree time st1teeui
She Was dressed IN Latest a. hion,
Fiiiad with h0Wers q all colors,
And stuck out foot or more
She Wa tall and thin and scravny.
And IN fact quite masculine,
Aud her ample dress Of satin
spread on awful cTinoine;
And without my lnave or license
s9e ,siats sS ss1Aa 15E Y SssssSss ~ lS lady.
You are making rather free
tna4oles shs iheu addressed me. .
Neither musical nor sweet,
.'siri have a little pet dos,
Aud be wants 10 have your scat
shave you, madam sad smiling
That indeed. j. rather cool
Where came from we learn maunera,
You nor troubled such school
sBut you're velcsms % it, mad,m,
Tor Jour dng now take my seat,
Surely, from me such a lady
sh0nd nauFht but uoliteuess meet
Take it"-and took another,
In it socn sleeping lay,
And slept without once waking,
TIL tbs davuing Of ibo day.
lTo nE coSTrEUuDl
And We shah also ooutlnus 20 givn Groa. bargains
70 an who cai at isaac leases Union Hall, a. "
havu nov on hand the largest and most superb sock
q fashionable 'f
Fail and Winter Goods,
or Msn and Boys wear, thai has ever been seen IN
leYeland, and cur stock q Fai and Winier ltoady,
Made ClothinF surBasses anything 10 the state A.
surSsaSsrs vii DO weli TO can at
Isaac 4. Isaao's Union Hall,
sole Arsnet for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Bowins
Marhinee, Siorr'l Automaton Prsssmau, and
strong Patent Army hed-Irunk;
a CorneT 3 periQE and lniQn-hta
u.A-Iook ont ior Che GIANTS,
IOVERCOATs OF EVERY VA
I NyRIr1Y. Cashmere Business suiis, large Va.
rioiy New styles q lanis aud Nesis. w, es foa
y .ss5is sseSo'a P'''' ~ sa uperior orB lssk..t.
d ECEIVED THIS DAY
100 Pcs New styles Casslmeres,
At MkHEE, l62supsi ior.st.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT LIN.
~ n po-ora. 'ss1imers aud iannsi sii IslIH, Al
s1h,i6 s. MANN, ie2 Superior 81,
lS Z X A n " N II .
Attending lhe State Fair,
should no, i.i 10 eau and make iAsir Sa7'AA''' o
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
OF
meOld Establis'd Clothing Emporium
or
DAVIS, PEIIOTTO a co.
Corner Weter ane superior-sts.
We have the IArs 3, al Utmost varied and the ms
! stock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODE
/ IN the market military Goods. swordlt shoulds
| straps Hanhfs :, Colo Lace and Cord huuonst &C
] ae nuhhsf Coais, shirts, Drawer, hancf f!anne
| Ovrrshirts Gloves noCks, huspouuers, Linen ann
| kerchioia. collars, stocks and hoek Tiea. Also
Cl.ths, Cassimerss and Vebtings,
! FOR CUSTOM TRADE.
B1-RiYe US call. f... g.
/ DAVIS, PEi NOrTo CO..
/ s.pftt.fs7 Oak Hall.
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And the priyllss sfsIohAnse given At any timswi,h
uln monh
OLD PIANO ViD mEL0DEORS TAKEElA EICRLNs

ALsO-oN HAND.
MslodeoES SfldH Iaitrsasats, Striagf, "a
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PROTOaRAPHIc STOGK.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, Ar
4 h'V 4ofk Sfio'a' a pguaLAss On
lfl euptrior-1l
ARTIsTs' MATIRIALs-WTNDsO AID
uEWTOH's and 0gupii'u on and Watar uoiou.
at n. D. DOUGLAS obs
~ Huperiof-1t.
OVAL AND SQUARE aILT HOLLYWOOD
Framaa, st b. b. DOUGLAS co.'s,
~ Hupariorl8l
PHOTOGRAPH OoPPIEs or OELlBRATBD
Eaintiag1 and nnEraFing1t at
h, ,. DOUGLAS OQ.1.
III 5uperiof-tA
"oAETEs DE- vIsrrH" or 0ILIBRATID
Hsn and women, and Palmeft Marbles, e
El b b. DOEdLA9 OQ.Ba
l78aupsftcr-el.
-SnR INaRAVIHas OF pIsTIEdgIsHHD
Hen y. b. DOUGLAS og.Ht
DORTRAIP FRAMEg.-SoUARH
4 sRd Oval oHt Sf'A4'a'a' aARsrAEra
DHOTOGRAPH BRABIES.-GnR
I and B0soEood Oval Frsn'7 ss,s9sns ,s s,.sri
A THOUSAND NEW THINGS
"A lust received By COWLEs 4 CO., JsHsler
-'Look Qut Tor the Lion1-'
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S8-wni buy hnd san Redl EItuts % Oolni.Siou,
Reut and oliect Eguia. hc.
n8-No charge % FurchaaarI. Sellers only chnrTod
lor SALES or ENchanggf Actually Made-
HI-hlg1 Issues Policies e. Lowest Fnyiaq Rats iu
Rsliable EasterR Insurance CompIlicl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Generai Scott still walks erect and en-
ioys gOOd health. hs is writing without
the aiduf spectacles q history-of bis cam
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

I.ava1 Cleveland AZ 81 Leaves Detroit ct 10 A. T.
Wednf sday September . 6hgrsd ty-se5 en- ~ :.
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Tom Thumb is saboul to retire to private
lie on fortune Of two hundrVd and htty
thousand dollars. lie Is going TO build
hin a cage ct bridgeport, Connecticut
and 70 IN fer the eiiun can digRitatf In So
Der earnest
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The following very Just remarks Of the Hon, H. =.
n. Benton, U. !. senstor, arc worthy the atten ~
regard OF parents and all young persons who b y
any hope OF success IN the business ollie.
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.
WRITING
o. AND
B % X K EEPING
tAugHr NY
J. W. ooLBEAR,
Author Of the Science Of Panama..
Author of the Science Of rsnm.u,s,,.

fereons from 10 90 years can learn ,hts
10 a Few lessons ladies' are taught 10 $3.50 n!
nest, easy and rapid manner, and Gentlemen IN y
rantl, business style u" o'G,
10 persons acquainted with its merits hs
q writing nceds no other recon mandstlon ~ TX ~
unacqusiutod with ", Mr.. d. refers 10 no t,, less
remarks and Testimonials. Instead OF tearb,,SOs %
manshir merely ~ an iliidHoa AT an exporIe, -,
years hna enabled him 70 reduce Il 10 he ~,
" scieHcs, - that being guided by tno,slsl', ~
stead OF raad0fa pracoe, pupils from 10 gO go w.
Ia short time learn 10 write with BASE IN M "a,
and RAPIDtTY -'UN'VA
70 accurate l. bis system, and 80 unIforr, a. ~.
success, that after witnessing It's edects on Go,
hundred pupils In Nashville, the iamantNd AZ ~ s
Hume observes. al M
"Having had nIr opportut ity OF etamlne, 49,.
System Of Penmanshp, and having seen tho ~ W
fol and rapid Improvement Of your pupls A. -
school, consider II but Just 20 ssy, that hail. "
20 be not only the besf sgueYa but a. onv o.. a "
wing fAc HdrHsfor by strict attention 10 the ruls -
en-, aHV person may IN short time, acquire a ~
rapid, and elegant hand. should be pieaast A. -,
Il universally adopted"
This expression WAS ooncurtcd 10 By
MsJ Gen. X. Z. Gaines, L. =. Army;
His Excellency James {. Jones, Gov, OF Tennes,.,
RI. Rev. J. II otoy, Bishop OF TenDessee.
RI. Rev. r. 2. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville
Rev. Philip lindsleyi d, D. Pres. Of Nashville rv
versity.
Rev. J. T. Edgar, o H., and many other eI,l,en, d,
whom, Andrew Jackson says;
"Boing requested BY Messrs rolbeas to stat, IA,
standing In scciety Of the gentlemen, sgners 10 ~.
within, do 30 with much pleasure being acauaIr ~
with most Of them thoy are highly respectable M
gentlemen % education and Of high standing In :,
Ciety. ANDREW jackson
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DIR. KING'S DlSPENsARY,

EyA1SsIts7As DIR. KIEa formerly Of New York
sik for lRstA y0ars Of Louisville, Ky.
AtaaSA u14alASa who has devoted his attentiton TO
the treatment OF private diseases for 80 years. hetsn
hlmselE having attended 70 practice Tor 50 many
years, and cured 20 many thousands, he Is enabled
20 cure an diseases OF private nature, no matter
how bad they may DO from lnJudcious medical treat.
meut, or r0m hegleot Of their own. Dr. Kings
DHponnNry IL No. % frederick street. between Cher,
~ and the square, seooad story whore he OuFes all
diseases Of private nature,
GonouhOa cured without nsuscous medicines Or
Interference with business
Structures OF old recent date ogaciuay cured IN
few days, BY en- operation whioh causes 40 pain
where structure exists health capnoi Do onnjoyod
Perhapa no disease oauaes more mischief and undsF-
mines the constitution 80 muoe.
Syphilis with al the disoafeI CT the skn, groWiuf
out % neglect or bad uostmepli Ean b eHeciually
cared IN a TOW days rI....
Gs,.i,al Weasnsai atfontion haFinr ben
gveu 10 his disease and all TIE consequences grow
ne out u a. brought on In wHa eases By 30 de.
struotve habits OF ineonaiderate youths, and eEooss
i've indulgence OF The passions, neglect OF which
All uudcrnino The constitution ronderlng the Eub.
tot unG tor business Or society, and causing promo
tuug Old'aFn. 80
Rsmales who mhy Be lzborUg vftheuy di0culiy
the womb rlay resi- aasurVd Of immediate relief
I penons retdlng abroad, hy writing tpd stating
their oaae win &c enclotod direct 10 Dr. A, King
no 81 Dsadorick street, kaahYllei feun.i VIII haVi
tho isoossGry medicines sent 90 their a1drosa Onlol
hours froui N O'slo0S IN the morning unth 2 m
rsaixE lluly l0-in dAWlN
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ROOM orsr spEsh Drug Sore, Cor. Church Gad Vi~
Streets. n0uRs, tcfi a. M, to 8, r. 10, Rnlr
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,, remain yours, respeolfllly,
'THOS. H. BENTON.

Allow me 70 iutrodnee 70 you my friend J. W. Dol.
bear, who els your city Tor the purpose Of leach
successful teacher u 90 well and 90 widely esllb.
lighed that viii say nOthlnf on that Score. ! OILY
desire TO present him as gentleman from whose
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit, and
one whom you have the intelligence 10 appreciate
anything you may do 10 further his designs will oS
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
JOHN a. EDGAR
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GENERAL RAILROAD
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O & & L O H,
No. IS
NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Fourth Door From Union.

NORTH CHERRY STHEEEa
Fourth Door From Union.
All persons who design leaving the city BY RaIross
can purchase through Tickets to New York, Phils
dslphiO Boston, Baltimtr re, Niagara Falls, Wash
ipgon City, and all principal cities North, East and
Weg By she shortest and moat reliable routes. Also,
through Tickets 70 Mcntreal, Toronto, Queboe, and
ell principal cities In Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates.
Tickets can be had TO all gay Stations on the
Louisville and Nashville, Tennesse and Alabama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave as Follows!
Louisville and Nashville, ..,........T O'clock 4. NJ.
Tennessee and Alabama -........... IO:3O, A. M.
Nashville and Ohattanooes......... O'Clock, A. NJ
omuibusss leave All the principal Hotels 30 min.
utes before the above mentioned times
omuibusas will call at any private residences Or
hospltsl IN the city, BY giving notice The DAY pro-
yious 70 leaving q
Office EIourg.-The Once Is open f4om
O'clock, A. NJ, to 10 o'clock, P. NJ, daily Sundays
sxoeptsd) aud on sunday from O'Clock 70 10 o'clock
morning aud evening,
FOR further particulars call at the Odlcs.
WV. Craig,
General Railroad ASsas
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, Oct. 10, ls6s--tE
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ITWTT W WF0FNl
President OF the law school, AZ Lebanon nenpt M
who was for 20 years on the supreme B,noh Of T,n.
nessee: .. ID
'''Mr DOlbear has spent many years 10 teach 40
and perfecting his system Of Instruction. aud is ~
far superior 10 any teacher OF penmanship have ~
or seen. You will perceive at once that heisa msu
Of Gns intelligence. ITO gives instruction wlthlut
a rsaaon and bis reasoning Ia 40 Just and clear IN.
you perceive Tho principle he seeks 10 imp "
and that being Axed IN the min I, tho pupil act ~
upon g. soon learns 70 write with ease and rapidly
"a well a. with elegance, I.t.... -.. o.
commend Mr.. polbear 10 your Kind attention. and
tru II will be consistent with your views and leo.
render him will be worthy bestowed and 40 oh ge
inc Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANoS, Tenn, Oct. 20, 1850. \. GREEN.
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TO RENr-F0R 1884.
FOUND,

IN FRIDAY, tho Oh inst, 0Iomoraudum
" Rook, oont,iuink tum Of Monsy, " ie5 fte
owner cen have by ,auug az the stuie n Noss. 4.
SuUrT KHAN 3 Co, No ls South edo uf tfe
square, dio ibing the uams, Hnd PAYS mr. 10 :
adyerisemeug. luoyS-.2t
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CoLChhAi TEM Nov, 20, lSll
Nix. J. W. DoiAEAR-near Sir have been M "a
Interested and pleased In examining your system a
PenmRnship. Your method q teaching seems 70 IN,
10 be both skllful and faithfd and the lmproyer M
Of your pupils Is so prislng and rapid beyond s,y,
thing have ever witnessed. l shall feel happ, N
this testimony 70 your merit shall lead Others 60 HA
themselves OF your instruction 10 oac Of the a.,
etc JAS. n. OTEl''
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FOR RERT,

TnWO SNAIL lTJRE HOUSES, or M,RyUr
j. strssf, Just bslos Cauroh, ior ne yyar 1854
Apply % A, NELSON agent
ngYf--lW
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TO TIE S0LDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

COLDER 3 CERTIFICATE,
For the use Of Soldiers.
Il is printed 10 four celors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
msrchiug in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. A hAnk line is left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers;
size 1877. The certificate is enclosed
IN pasleboArd tnbe, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
aud the soldEr, after filling up the blank
lines, can put il back in the tube and re-
mail it TO bis Friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as rcmem-
branco.
Psics so cents. Sent by nail, pre-
paid.
I. N. RHODES s. Co,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
Octl0-3m. IA.
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Will be furhished Jire of cTgs 10 soldiers 10 or out
Of the Hospitals II their DO ties or inkstands IRE
brought at the above hours SoLDEEs taug ht ole
third less than citizens.
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WNTHINWIVN NIIT , UWt 20 THI0
Sir--Considering good handwriting W he not o. N
an accomplishment, but means Of success TO cy ~
man engaged 10 buiness, greatly applaud your m
itorious exertons 10 improve the chrOeraphy Of he
ag, A gentleman or q lady either who writes ba LIN
never writes willingly; and oousequenty often fl u
write when they Should; spd when they do write Il /,
done at the Last momcut with haste and impaticnee
and consequently with faults Of all kiuds Of enc M
hitting aud iujuring both the writer and the Cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every success 10
your laudablo undertakings ... =.
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\. b. FtuWUEH, Editor.

HEADQUARTERS Commission FOR THE !
ORoASlzATro or y. y. CoLoaED TRooPs
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4 1903
Circular No ].
Ia accordano, with Orders from the
President Of the Uaitsd States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tAblshed for Colored Troops la the De-
partnent Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
Murireesboro',
Gallatin,
Wartrace,
ClArksville,
IA S Soe.oyJt,l'@ f"
Stevenson, Alabama.
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All claims by alleged owners OF slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President,
and consisting Of - - -
The Board will hold its sessions Of
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information. and on demand eXnib-
. tied TO any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the Gliog OF the said rolls.
No claims will DO received or enter-
tAined from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
In any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort TO the enemies OF the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall fle with
their claims an oath Of allegiance to the
Government Of the United States,
NJ The mustering OIL ;er will furnish off
cial copies of all muster-in rolls, fSr the
information and guidance OF the above
Board
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, il such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
, officer q certificate thereof, with a do
scriptive list of such slave, aid become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor Of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon Cling
with the above Board a valid deed Of
manumiasi1n and release, and masking
satisfactory proof Of title; and any slave
30 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
all enlistments will be made In accord
Ance with the proyisions OF General Or
der No. 329, current seIiea War Depart
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General order No. IS.

HEADQUARTERS =. S. FoRcEs,)
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 1st, 1863.
]. All Olllosrs not on duty ct this Post,
will Immediately report At tbs Provost
! M Srshal's Office, In the Capitol Building
and register their name, rank, command
where stopping, and by what authority
they are here.
Ii. Hereafter, In lieu of reporting at
these Headquarters, all Officers arriving
q in this city will report ana register their
names as'aboVe.
III. Ga presenting their orders they
will DO furnished with a certificate Of
register aud pass through the city.
All Officers found in the city without
these papers will DO arrested and sent
70 their regiments.
By ordsr OF
...f., Big. Gen. Z. s. GRAEaER,
Commanding Post.
w. NEVlN,
hOv9-2w. Capt. and A. A. q.
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From Europe.
Gates 10 the iIth Ipsta,s

TIE steamer seoi' from ouerns;o IN the il'h INIT,
has arrived, With tv1 dsys later nsws.
One Of tho rou-p!atsd Tarls built by Nesss La,-ds
or The Messy, was formally sizoi by the Dr.;ist
Govc.n' nj on the 9th instant. Another account IN
tiirs:es that the "oroad arrow" (Govcruront u.lkj
he'd been placed both verses. The Preston Branch
of tho souihor, Club mcmorialized Esrl Rr,ssl
AGAINST he detfntion OF tie tbove IAN, upon rnsrs
suspo,oo, ani preferred against the intss.srsncs q
tho Fedora Government.
I.s stated that the Confederate government had
resolved not 70 grant ciesrsnees TO blockade runner,
except condition Of their taking OF their
outward cargo oP government account.
Tho London Tdsss comm ,ntins on the full details
ofths battle ofChieam.usa, treats I. - . total de-
lea; oft the Fodsras and ro..rates It's charge, asanst
the FEDERAL Government, Of keepins , .cx TO dsas.
trous tidings, By means Of It's control of the tels
grsphs
The Archbi.hop o. Dublin, Tr. whsteiy) died on
tbc sth inst The deaths 0! Mr. Trolop., the author
eu, snd OF Ar. sh.e.shioks, the maIifcen donor Of
smssnifesnt gallery Of pic urss TO he D.itish
tiop are also announced.
The Rev. Hcnry Ward Beeoher delivered , stirri iu 4
sddres. In tie Free Trade Han. Mtnches'er, 90 tho
9th q October, 70 an immense sudicnes. lie vas
eheered to the echo though he wss vehement and I'm.
passoned In his dsnuneiations Of the sympathy mani
fe-ted for the south By the English sovsrnng osss.a
M R.eeh.,i. N I.,n,. In Ion,o, =, a.. oo,, ,n.,
a,a 4. IN ,,u f,, IN. r,i,,I go. a.. a.. 49,.
wards
Ia F.Aror announ.,. .h., ~ n. p.r...
osrof the Corps Lexsla;.f, has published psmphls,
entitled France and Mexico, which concludes that
on the accession Of tho Archduse KAIimilIan to the
throne ths work Of France would termins.e and the
French troops would he imm sdiatey withdraw
The Pati. PArulx maintain. ,ha eomnle,o ,,,n,
Of the statement that Prince C,.royi,k, b., a.
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fork, - take rsl' r. 'h' Tolit -. ,iaVs.s
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sr, Tdsso.v nis'' Shc h,, ", .e,rso cf
b.lte'.. tlo''. ( de.ur,d frppe
'nr oro s"f f4- Nors e'a,s, un'.' 80 lr-''
tsn", .i'i ssa fo' $4,000 usn. b.s be- ..ei .,
$500
Jpn' V rauys's- iyod =. AA.ny, it,. even
iny. 10 u ii.s's .7u 'nsdon ~ 'ongros. =, |
he vacancy ooc,s'euel " ,ns r,fis iC.ion Of Hon
Ernhtgs Coru.nr.
Gr' Il srcE'ss er?.c'" n 'rrIve 1t Ciroin-.ti
tod,i A Acorn.t:rs y ,.tLs "a. n.en np3o lte +.
I" give / Ia p,l &c r-cssioe. .r6 rnd.I ann the
hofp Al its oftteci.y
PAHsoS BrovsicN and Il r.cs N.vn,re RAJ.
'psechos a. Kooiv.li. IN .hs .sin. rob en .o..si
n, Aauins.fstion sad fl!ls favored ,tnu .ai.;s
sn'ne.a lon in last Ionnes,o.
IL SAID ti't Gecci Az .ocr,nr h,, b'sn removed
10 -l . b. rtatf nan ter os,s',-tet on ~i,t hi,
r4ii'tay fuct. bSh,s e. ave w,y ~ms t',us
,nee " ~ to iurd 10 OF csct-.ve Ievot o. o jry
aud h'sJ sors' siG'e too btttl0 oi ChirS,flsurs
oSrcAt sirios, ffom s,lysio- 'tsi, ths, ~ r.,.
';ssu.n troops coumit'eJ c,c,; strOctics OF s'r
I!anc, n tho 1870 49,, 100 h.us- oi VI. AU.s. a.
An 'rioan, ,sestf,s. d ti- p,r,cn. ho rcr. err
etslta 81 tie preiAi'et SO eaf.tj ct nri lsgo-
ae'.ed.
Tas IN i,tol hs ran M.e,,n., Runnias s4-s,
~er' concluded ,es'c DAY, b raca II thfcs niilo
h ats. between Eoean's Canadian horss rh.nacr
and fi.d, Kentucky horse Dlscttifd, 1huud,r
won both heats easily In b.31 and 5si.. The aces
came TO . sudden sto7, socount of the vapt Of
patronage, oxcop, by rowdies and rsnber,
GsfAr excitement has been occs,ioncd in { noin.
natl. BY the regoTt that roheI force hsd ea,e.e ed
Kentucky, and were gushing toward III. Ohio The
Aiutsnt General of the S's,e hss isruod orders %
the ccmmt ndsnts Of ell volunteer militia to reyo.t
the nuiab of men vLo ooa.a be- got iaady IN
/ 40 hours notice.
A, exchange Of prlsonrrs will not probably he re-
nsvod at prs'o The rthols claim a bsl,nce In
their favor, while couect and reliable statements
shov them to h five 'hous.nd In ,ueais uI ,o he
snos that date, ony about 100 OF oui rt opes a.
ose'hsr, and o~ the delivery of p.i,oicis upsa "a.
role % alnlo-t eEtir,ly su'pbdpd.
OK tho inst, AstiuS Ch.,i Ensir'e- Thom.,
ID ushty, with went. mn t,on Atrrai ro.t.Fs
hss-ship, crUSd TIE Ms.Npp, TO lie avci. An
cap Urtc two fms rebI stelIeli and u.r prsonar,,
The iuOa was used 10 feiry troop, acIcil .ho Aoha
falavs, and tho other va, one { tha Zee hoa. ~
which the rebel, could set provifi1nt fson IN "a
burned. I. great loss to the rebels u. st this
time, ~ Il outA on their nsans OF optratire scrop,
that pAIt Of the AtohsfiiAya who're they lately
over to su'ck aorFanza. The cap ure ell ds,er
other steamers from going 10 Red Eivsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-22
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