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X. Y. STOCK nIARKRT-Oct. 91
TELrcaApH1
OsWEGO lIARRRT-Oct. 21

IBY TELEeRAPH.l
FlOur-Market steady
Wheat Moderate demand. Sales at 81 25 for No.
Milwaukee club Sl,3s TOT Winter red.
Corn Lower. NJ sales.
Canal Freights-7 Higher on grain. Flour 4ses45o
Whest lie, Oats &C 10 New York
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ABAD BEgATH-Tbe Greatest Curse the

A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
1t has sepsrated-how many friends forever
parted. The subject Is 50 delicate, your
nearest friend will not msntioR it, and you
are ignorant Of the fact. To effect a redical
cure, use the &" Balm Of Thousand Flowers !"
as dentrihce, night and morning. 1t also
beauties the complexion, removing all tan,
pimples, and freckIes, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price 80 cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
seut22: R2
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C. G. BRUCE.

c. 6. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIsI OFFICEss
No. l Lyman's Block, No. 4S3 Ninth s..
Near the Court House.
We are authorised BY Government to collect
500 Bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
drsn, and rightfnl heirs ofsll deceased soldiers
also
Pensions,
to which every discharged soldier who vas dis
sbledin the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or.
phan sisters, as they are ssverally entitled un-
Ter the Law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted thres months men !;
money due teamsters, end every other class of
claims growing out of this or any other wer.
We also psy special attention to
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent AseHtS who
are aot Licensed.
We publish " TIE SoLDIER's FRIEsD," = paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their hsirs
Send US your name and stamp. and We will send
a copy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
for IS 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 Ac-
comPiished what We undertake. rte
septic G. g. BRUCE.
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FIFTH WARD.-Ths meeting for the relief
ofSoldisr's families in the Fifth Ward called
for Thursday evening, Oct 22d, is postponed
% Monday evening, Oct. 80, at Joseph Per-
kins of5cs. z I-9 O'clock. , n
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FIRRIN PTrT-BURG,

AAAeDeAaf OoNoAIE So
The Third Presbyterian Church was d.
strOyed by IRE, to-day, including VElus-A
ble organ and library belonging to the
<sstor. TIE insurance on the building
amounted to S29, 900 in the Western, North
American, Allegheny and Franklin eompa-
MES, the organ was also insured ior 1200iu
the Western. The IRE originated In a. y
old Journal Buildings adjoining, and Oeoa.
pied as q workshop by several tenants.
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DR. BETTELEY has removed to the Office
Of DR.. Blair, Erie street, first door south of
Euclid. August5:l23.
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BUsIHRss KOTI0Rs.
ID. ". GAGE,

Liet nsed War Claim Agent.
Collects BOunties Pensions Back Pay, PriEs Money
and oth5r War CLAIMS.
~ Personal AtfsatiOn is given to the pVoEecation
Of Claims In the Departments ut ashington.
REAIi persons having Claims should spp'y in per-
SON. or By letter, at once, and they will receive
prompt attention.
octls-R& l65 auEorlor. 81, CleveIsnd, D.
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oF TIE R. 3. Leg.

HALIEAAl Uof0oat dI. n
The blockade runner R. E Lee, sailed
from here durBg the night. She has AVsL-
liable cargo Of blankets, clothing, sto., SoR
Dixie. Err raenf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-22

FoE Colo, Bowel Complaints, Diarhoes
and Cholera Morbus, use POrter's Cure Of
Pain. tits sure cure. Price IS cents. For
sale by all druggists.
W. L. PoRTEB / Co.,
n.a1.nN nn..nsl rlnnnInrl
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Coal on CbnndeIIers.

great variety Of styles, from one to six
burners, suitable for Churches, Halls OF dwell
Ilngs.
Gas Chandeliers,
Agency Of Cornelius Baker OF Philsdslphia.
Coal OIL Lampa.
AL kinds, wholesale and retail.
". P. FOGG,
Corner OfsuPerioF and Seneca ssTeSts.
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sug2I:RI LES

LOST 100000 TEETH. = But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN OF RosEs is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT EoR TIE
TooTAAcHE. For sale BY Druggists. oct5
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PASSED.

The following vessels passed Detroit ss We lsArr
from the Advertiser, Tuesday:
UP-Steamsrs Illinois, Michigan; prop Fountain
City; bark Pomeray; scnfs Wellington W. A.
Chisholm, Young America, Atlanta,
Down-Prop Empire State, schr Rebecca.
Weather pleasant. wind S. w.
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HALL's Arnica Glycerns cures Chapped
Hands, Face, Lips and Chsfng. Price Is
cents, at Halls, No. II Public Square.
Oct. I3.
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DEaFISFEI-pr. 3. 2. Robinson, Office
90 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and ct low prios. deo2R95
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REKovAJ.-The undersigned has re-
moved from his old place, on Seneca street,
to 1888 Ontario street.
WILLIAM LOURIE.
Cleveland, October 18th, 1868.
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S7HRLINs's AEBEosIA PoR TIE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging By
iss extensive sale. We have just received
smother large invoice.
mehss SrRoNe & ARMSTRONG.
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FOE SALE.-A Grocery and Drug Store,
No. 277 Superior Street, opposite the Post
Office. For terms apply to John Hays & Co.
Cleveland, October l7th, 1858. oct2l'122
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MAJOR dkKERAL hOSECRAN5.
G. GoDDARD, Assistant Adjutant General

AT THE ANoTR.-H. 7. swestser, su-
perlndendent of the Atlantic and Great West
sTn R4ilrOsd, and 7. W. Hsidskopsr, Of
Mesdvills are, in town and stopping at the
Angler.
Madame VArian and Ed. Hoffman, the
ce'strs'ed cOncertists, took dinner there
yesterday, during their passage through the
city en- rOats for sandusky.
The Angler Is doing q big business now-a-
days snd event. ample accommodations are
all put in rsquIsition to entertain its guests.
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HONE Msnufscture-Parson's Inimits-
BILE Camphoraled Dentitrics. sept23- re-
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WADsEoRFH's DRY UP" TOR CArARxH.-
We do not hesitate to ssyWe think this med
ioine is the most ValuG6Is remedy for CasarTh
Wo have eVeF sold.
mchss STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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III. The reorganization Of the artillery
arm requires the services Of additional or
GERS of rank for Its efficient Management
Brigsdier General J. N. Brapnan is there
fore assigned TO duty at these headquarters,
~ Chief Of Artillery. Colonel James Bar
nett, lst Ohio Artillery, will report to him
for duty. The General commanding takes
occasion to szprOss his appreciation of the
Efficient services of Colonel Barnett, who has
at sill times performed the duties Of bis Of
ice with ability, and TO his ertirs satisfao-
tion. By oomnsnd Of
MAJoH GEKKR4L RosECRANs.
n
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81 Or. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eleetropsthy, cures obstinate cases of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, seroiula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given o many formidable cases cured IN this city
after other physicians hsd failed. See advertise
ment IN another column. Office No. li9, Seneca
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FAST TEAvELIEG.-A special train was
run through from Cleveland to indianapolis,
over the BslIsfOntAins Line, on Sunday
morning, with Secretary Of War Stanton,
and Colonel stsgsr, Of the Telegraph Line,
making such good time as to merit notice.
The running time of the train from CIsVS-
land to Gallon, seventy nine miles, was two
hours and thirty-one minutes from Gallon
to Indianapolis, two hundred and two miles,
I've hours and twenty-four minutes; stop
pages for breskfaEt, change Of cars, and wood
and water, one hour and ten ninutss-mak-
Ing the time from Cleveland TO Indianapolis
nine hours aud Eve minutes. TAs service is
thus acknowledged;
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"ANTED-DAY BoABI EOS AT SO
w Rensc4-st. Also, two single Rooms sut'anls
for esnfiemeu.l N. oot-O-iz5
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W. d. BAKER,

Wholesale and Retail Newsdesler and Station
er, los Public squuare, near Postoiiee, CIeve-
land, Ohio.
n. B.-COuntry dealers promptly supplied.
Orders solicited. sept22:lSO.
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M A r l N E.
Post or CLEVELAND. october al.

PozT or CLEVELAND, October p.
EETEREp.
Str May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
str OmZr. rryant, sanduSky.
Schr Jessie, Richardson Sandusky,
Schr Lewis Reynolds, Toledo
Schr John, Flint, q arQustce
ecOR 81 pply, Irish, :'iHcg River.
scoS Come, Chapman Black RiTST.
ScrW BA> swan, Field, avon.
seoW Orleans, Lyous, Black River.
SooW Lillsy, Morgan, Detroit.
CLEARED,
Schr Milan. Rose, Chicago.
Schr l. shepard, Baber, chicago.
s ;hr Z DO5r, hilds, Chicago.
scqr Eagle, Dlston, Mon'Ieal.
Schr ADdersO4, FremOLt.
VIM D Osden, Mere, Milwaukee
schr Herald, HenegWell N rQueIte.
schr Zephyr, duncan, Toledo.
8 ow supp y, Irish, Kelley Islsud.
soOw spanker, It Monr o.
scOw acE swan, Field, Black BiVeF.
eoOw Comet, Ohspman, Fermilliou.
5oo6 Orleans, Lyons, Black River.
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InrIsrrrIr nnk 10

JoEE BEoUGH;-The Secretary Of War de-
stres to return his acknowledgements for the
prompt and skilful manner In which he was
transported over your road, and asks you TO
convey his thanks to the ofioefs in charge of
the train. AEsoE sTAeER, Col, etc.
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pOaRD-1S . PRTvA5E FAMB Y
ii with farnish,d OF unfu nh bed Io1ms, Were
here 10 other boardsrs be had by addref II
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HEADoUARTEAs OF TEE

DEPARTNEET OF TIE CUMBERLAND,
CHATTANOOGA, TEEE., October 10, '68.
Ths following changes in the staff Of the
Major General commanding, are published
for the information Of the Army:
I. BrigadisT General J. A. Garfield has
been chosen by his fellow eitisehs to repre-
sent them in the councils Of the nation. His
high intelligence, spOtleEs integrity, business
capacity, and thorough Acquaintance With the
wants Of tho army, will render his services,
if possible, more vslusble TO the country in
Congress, than with uI. Reluctantly Yield
ing 70 this consideration, the General COM
nanding relieves him from duty as Chief of
Stat. In doing 30 be returns his thanks to
General Garfield for the invaluable assist
anee be has rendered him BY wise councils
and assiduous labors, as we'll as for his gall
lantry, good judgment and efficiency at the
bAttIe Of Cbieknmauga.
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NTANTED-BY A GEETLIMAN i
w hiH Wifs-B Beard, with Pa los sz5 BEDROOM
Furnished rtnnE DlefsrTed ccaJion n lore Isr o.
ths city, conveuieut 10 business. Addres DIX zu4o
octfl-i1I
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Ths following statement shows hedaIly receipts Of
four and. wheat at the aforementioned places on
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NOLD AFp SILVER.-C.A A READ
" { Co., Ranksrs, g superioT-st., pay the high
oGf premium for all kinds Of premium money.
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CuyahOsn County teachers Institute.
BERKH OCr % Ig6S

Eos. LEADEz: Thinking perhaps your
readers might be interested in the doings OF
the Teachers Convention Of this County, now
in session at this place, we send you 4 brief
abstract Of Its proceedings up to the close Of
this evenings session. The Convention was
called to order yesterday at 2 clock P. n /, by
President Wheeler, and after the reading and
approval OF the minutes Of the last meeting
the regular Instructions we're commenced.
Professor Schuyler occupied the frst thirty
minutes in illustrating the application of the
"0bject Method Of Teaching" to the nota-
ton of numbers. Fhs remsining time was
devoted to cIsss drill In tho rudimsnts of 20.
cal music, conducted by Professor Dunbar.
Upon again rssssembling at7P. Y, Pro-
fsssor Dunbar resumed the subject Of yocat
music which he treated with his usual tact
and thorOughness. Professor Harvey next
entertained the audience with lecture en-
titled, "currsnts, Physical and Moral" The
Professors remarks were listened to with
sagernesB BY the large audience which was
present; especially wss this the cEss, when,
in illustrating his subject, he drew upon the
experience Of "JOhn Rhett," an eccentric
school master, who, during his clumsy pre-
Parstion for teaching had managed to pro-
vide himself with bundle Of the latest i'm
provementa.
The following has been the programme of
to-day:
MORNING sEssIoE.
lst Geography, the subject Of Earthquakes and
various V lcsnc phenomens, ...... Prof Harvey
ID. Arithmetic being continual on Of hls pre-
Vlous leclurs Prot. Schuyler
o. .hecess.
atn' Nuslc''''--'.--'''-''. '.'--....-..Frof Dunbar
AFTERNOON SESSION.
lst. Solution Of the questions propeunded by
the teechers. and miscellaneous business.
znd. heaoin Pro. White
50 Prof. Schuyler
4th-.-.,--'- Recess
otn. 6eogrnpny ny........- Harvey
EVENING SESSION.
lst. Lecture subject, Little Things, g. A. Ben
edict. =
End. DI. eussion Of the following question "Are
common school exhibitions productive OF
more good than evil. "
"a. music lea by Dunbar
Mr.. Benedict's Lecture was very fine in
deed, and thoroughly appreciated by the
crowded house which greeted him. The In
stitute thus far has been a decided SUCCESS.
The attendance has been estimated at three
hundred. An Of the Instructors are present
and those who will avail themselves Of the
facilities offered have a rare chance for men,
tai culture.
A. CRoCKER, sscrotary.
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GBsERAL RosEcRAEs' SrAII CHAKeEs.-
The following portions Of recent order
from General ROHecrans, announcing staff
changes, pay meritsd compliments to Gener-
al Garfield and Colonel Barnett, which will
be read with pleasure BY their many friends:
oBRERAL oKDKRs NO. 2SI.
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TnNSORIAl.
HeH Wig and EashlOaabls hsiR DFesa.
Ing Establishment, 80

EeH hlg AID sashlOaabie hRiR Dress
Ing Establishment. sslsI
WM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
" return his sincere thanks 70 bis old iendS
PzrrOns aid th- inhabitants Of Ol0Vs and gsnss
rally, t0r the Tey large shR=s o. public b-t7olaRa
bsstoged on in Tor the last nine years. and TsgnId
rCIpectfully inform them thar since bis retnfn on
Eurcpe- tha. be has takeu and 1Ued I'd largs stnra
" the most modern and New York sty e, "a re hp-
aTatb pa tments With every onmoda1ion Tor sVs
cry biAucb o. Ihs business Hsving porchasee sad
selected himself nom the lA11EIs Wills IN eu.
reps, he OEsr ior and pscton the azsslAR1
most valuable assortment Of ..-,-- - Z
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
sTsr shown In this city Mr. Dag srudiss n srns q
the best Establishments II Paris AMI LondOl, and
has or insDCotlon many nev and life Ike improsts
mouts in every description o.
Wig and Ornamental Hair Werk.
EaTSOl- maker sDd im3ort-r ofAll kinds Of J ng.
ush Bnd French dead Dresses, Engish Bows, IN 10
Bow, ON ures, Plicature &C. ..-
~ Ladl- s Hair Dres ing, shamcoontnSt Hgif -
0utfins and CErliHg. Ladles Hair CUT and reslsrsd
EithOut cutting short fshtngiiug.l
oS-H T and Cils n = rs aHxl R18
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-22

The CLEVELAND CONGREGATIONAL Coz
FEEENcE, which has been in Session st oolla-
usr, closed yesterday evening. The Rev.
". A. Brewster, of University Heights, was
chosen Moderator. The opening sermon
was preached by the Rev. James A. Thome,
from the text: Thanks B. unto God for the
sressdiAg great VietOry DAieh he has given Ss
through JESUS 0Arist, Osr Lord" and was one
Of thanksgiying in view Of the recent vieto-
y for Union and Justice in our State slee-
tion. The church of North Amherst, of
which tho Rev. q. @. Hitchcock is pastor,
and which has formerly been connected with
the Presbytsry, was admitted to the Confer
snce. The following gentlemen, students at
obsrlin Theological Seminary, were exam
insd and licensed to preach w, q. Rice,
9. W. Phinnsy, E. Booth, J. Il. Laird, and
G. 7. Fairchild.
The ne1t meeting Of the Conference will
be held at RAWsonville.
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GLoRIyIoAEIoE IN East CLEYKLAKD.-0n
Tuesday evening last, the usually quiet VII
laze Of East Cleveland was the sssne Of
great rejoicing over our noble victory for
Union. A procession was formed at the ter
minus Of the East Cleveland street railway,
and marched, with the Forest City Band 1T
their head, to the village, where a bOuntfuI
supply Of estables awaited their arrival,
spread by the fair and willing hands of the
ladies of the place. After the supper, the
procession was again formed and psrsdsd
through the principal streets, with music,
torches and banners. The picture Of Gov
ernOr BrOugh, which was prominent IN the
Sixth WErd procession last Saturday even
ing, was borne on this occasion. The crowd
adjourned after hearty cheers for Brough,
for the Forest City Band, and for the ladies
Of East Cleveland. A few prominent mem
bsrs Of the party recently so badly beaten at
the polls looked on in mournful quistuds and
made no active denomination of dissent. .
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Imports at New York.

Exports of Specie from New York.
Tbs following table shows the exports Of specie
rom New 70. for twelve years, for the week end
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UANTED-A SITUATION AS
w Bookkeepsr permanent or temp rary- L.
EuperiOr nsnm an furnish the best refsfnnces -
Eddreee y, HoI 2tsO Cut5l l2l
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WOOL BATTING LADIES
w Ghou'd order al Wooi Bztring Instead OF
Cotton We are maxi superior white artiele'
TTarranted al Wool, - 61 ont a FouLd
T.sT trifSTFl 90
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GTRAYED FROM The SUBSCRI-
~ BEs. 2S0 Pittsbu gh-Sf Cieye an : "a 2 tns sNS
ntpR of the 18th Inst pair Of black d ib-FAIL-
ED II r Is, sbout u years CID ono hHd on a s1Tap
kaiter Win rose stall Auy perBs returning She
Above or living iniorma ion By eiter viii be hbsr-
sIiV rsvfnra-f oct1i-IUl ASHER " ARNER
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MORNING sEssIoK.

lst Geography, the subject Of Earthquakes and
various V lcsnic phenomena, ...... Prof Harvey
ID. Arithmetic being q continual on Of hls pre-
vious Prot Schuyler
81 Recess
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TVEs CLEVELAND BREWERY,
NEW ADVt6 ms EMEHTs.

MONEY LOANED.-C. A. READ
Nl 4 CO., Bankers. negotiate Loans on good En-
dofssd Notes; also, on Notes Secured BY Mortgage,
En.arfnr-ge
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Official Report Of his Movements.
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HURSE FOX SALE-UF MEDIUM
size; color, dErk chestout sOrTei, and hand:
S5ns suilsbls for family or team horse, - and
kind. Inquire cf G.J EALE1s 30. 81 Eoutn tloe
El.Ilc .-r..a- or 81 - Erle-Gl olLakL.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Rebels Everywhere Eefeated.
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lst. Solution Of the questions propounded BY
2nd. Reading ........ Pro. White
50 Prof. Schuyler
ath-.-.c--'- Recess
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1st. Lecture subject, Little Things, 6. A. Ben
edict.
2nd. DI. eussion Of the following question care
common school exhibitions productive Of
more good than evil ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-08
Ell Il Il K A p H {
FRON GORDONSYILLE-

GONDOSsvILLE, Oct Z The prisoners captured at
Cedar Ran and Cupeper Court Rouse br ught here
to-day. They EaslishnSO, aud say they do not
Wish - be exchanged.
They report the Frst Fifth, Eleventh and Twelfth
Corps Of 4eades army as having gone assist Rose
Grams, and TIA. the Third are guarding the railroad
They also reEO't that all the oOmmissary stores have
been sent Of, and that the army is falling back.
News from above, brought by citizens, confirms the
report that the enemy is ial back to Oulpepsr COu
House.
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LATER FROY EUROPE

The steamship City Of London, from Liverpool 2Srd
ut has arrived a. N-s York.
Tie report by the previous steamer Of Nr. MasOns
v,.hdrav Is confirmed. The Times, in abiding 70 the
pjidrawal, SAYS:
TIE Couiederaes are of nded With Eogland for Try
iag 10 keep in the right We are sorry forR The
10 hOEevtr Is theirs, while The RELIEF 70 the Bri,ish
ra@on Is great. she vii have nothing 70 repent.
The Times warus the Bfitizh Government against 20.
g. 200 far IN stopping the building Of ships for the Con-
f,d, rates while furnishing munEions Of var 10 tie
Fsdgral7. Such course bears too much resemblance
% me views Of Federal pol tcilus.
Tbs Polish 0UnnOH.
The Paris Mouiteur (G1vsrnment opgnl had oreAled
.-rat sensation by Publishing the manifesto OF the
p hsh N1l0uI Cove nmeut on the l5th Of Angus.
va regarded as virtual or moral recognition Of
%. bel, g.Tert rights Of @ Poles BY France.
The reply Of Elssa 10 England has been published.
T. GorchakoG tells Earl Russell that Il is useless
1 prOloag discussion which merely develops aud c0O-
fOrLs Oi1eIeIcJs Of opinion. As 10 bis "TespOusi-
isy iae EmPeer says that he has always respected
Ire principles Of n.eTaat al Law in dealing with other
aes, aud that he Is etted 20 require other powers
& respect lhese principles in their reltisns With Nm.
the reply France ia the same In effect as thai 10
30 ;'and, but Prince Gortschakof tells Drouyn d.
Liuys tal Russia csnnct permit Of provinces to which
10 International stpuations apply being even Incl
deutaily alluded o.
The RI sian Emperor in a speech, had promised re.
forms aud exceeded privileges % Poland
The Rnssans sustained defeat a. LutouserE on sOlh
August and alO a. Msgovien on the 18Th September.
GENERAL SEWs.
There appears 10 be trouble brewing between Ger
many and Denmark TIE army OF the latter h being
placed on war footing IN Consequence Of certain
ton OF the Federal Diet a, FraukiOrt.
Eleven Russian iron plated guubOat7 With the turrets
viii be completed By spring.
No more leaves Of absence we're TO be given to Rus
san naval officers.
Tls London Times assumes that Macmillan will
ascend the throne Of Mexico aud that the British Gov
eminent viii acknowledge and favor the recognition Of
the new government Of that country.
The Ame5ahP ships Express and Anna ?. Schmidt
have been yed BY The Alabama, 81 RiO-dats moi
gIFen.
No commercial news by this arrival q published.