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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

z SIasIyIoAsr.-Ths New York mob vis-
tied the house Of General McClellan.----
the New York Herald reports tha, ",he
throng halted opposite the house. where
they gave loud aud prolonged cheers Tor
Little Mac;' but ascer,aining that be was
in New Jersey they left, proc, eding down
Filth Avenue shouting and hunahiDg."
Cheers were given by the rioters, u, va.
sious times, for Wood, also, ''."
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JULY "a, 1868.
aheir kno~Iedge and belief.
Justice cj he Peace.
Dated at

Morn This certificate is to bs ussd on.
ly In cases where the labor Of tho person.
claimiog exemption 10 sactuaily necessary for
sbe support Of the persons dependont on
him. Tue exemption does not apply in ca.
ses where there, % Sufficient property to
yield suppor, and The necessary business
can be transacted tor collecting the income
by agents, trustees, or the like. s'
NoTE 2--Tbe frst certificate must be
signed by the person claiming exemption
and the second by two respectable per-
sons (hesds Of families) resident in the
same town, county. or district with the
person for whom exemption is claimed -
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ohm Murray, ed, pltG.,
unFaha
Court Of Com. Pleas,
Geauga County,O,

versns Court OF Com. Pleas,
Seth NJ Baker. deits. ..r. '..l
THE said Lorett NJ, Baker and Seth NJ. Ba
l. ker, de endants, are hereby notified that on
the 27lh day OF June, A. d. 1868, John Murray,
2i. did lille his petition In he Court of Common
Pleas within and for said County 0! Geauga and
SAFE OF o., agalnst the said defendants, setting
forth that on the l0lh day OF May, A. D.
1855. said defendants executed aac delivered
mortgage to one Orrin Wilson. on 81
and 73-l00 acres OF land in lot No. Is. near the
center OF Monville in said County. and described
IN said petition, 10 secure the payment OF prom
issory note OF that date Tor the sum Of si37, "a
payable months from the date thereof, with in.
terest al ten per cent--whch mortgage and note
were, ai the filing Of said petition held and ownod
by the snid plainnf, and The prayer of said peti.
tion is that said defendant pay said sum claimed
TO be due on said note, or that said morlgaged
premises may be sold to pay The same--and The
taid defendants are notified that they are required
TO appear and answer said petition on or before
the 81 Saturday alter the l4lh day OF July. A
ID. 1868. 81,
-F' A. H. THRASHER,
"-. Atty for pltff.
July Sd, 1868. 707w6
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REBEL PaIsosER IN FEpEsAL HANDS

-" "''""H" IN HDH""H ''ANUs'--Fs =
A Washn'on dispatch OF the l7,h says
he following statement of,hs number Of
rebel prisoners is believed 10 be nearly. il
not quite correct: Al Memphis. 1000;
q, Fon Delewars. 5000: taken by Meade
at Getty shury. in the cavalry fights since,
and at Williamspori. $4,000; by Grant.
81. 900: by Banks, $4,000; by Rosecr ans,
1000; by Sherman. 1900; BY Pren,iss.
5000; making ia all total Of 1000.
~, 900 Of whom we're taken on and since
the Sd Of July. rac - VA
In all' we now have over Ave thousand
rebel officers in our hands. from Generals
down. Ths'opening Is an excellep, one
for JEFF. Davis. 10, ,iry his retaliation for
hanging Of his spiss.---Leadsy. 5a
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Personally appeared before me, the above
PANIED and ,ssvoraliy
,Hnads oath that the above certificate 10 true
to the best Of their knowledge and belief.
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Union state Ticket.
Elec,inn day. Oct. l3,h, 1863.

% Election dny, Oct. 18Th, 1863, DO
Governor--JOHN BROUGH, Cuyahoga Co.
Lieut.. Gov .--CHAS. ANDERSON, Montgoms.
Supreme Judgc--RoCKlNG HUNTER. Fair.
field County.
Auditor Of S,ate--JAs. H GOLDMAN, Marion
County.
Tres'r of sts,e--G. voLNEY DORSEY, Nj.
Board Public iworks--JoHN M. eARRERE.
Highland County. f.....H .f.r y.
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FoRM 20.

Ctrttyfcate Matthe person liable to draft
IS the father of mOtheriess children un.
der l2 years of ogs, and depending on
his labor for support.
the subscriber, be.
Ing liable 10 draft into tho service of the
United States. boreby make affidavit that
under IL yoars Of age, aud depending on my
labor for support
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
ON the 10 day OF August. A. D. 1868, at one
" O'Clock P NJ ,on the promises, pursuant to
an order OF tho Probate Court OF Geauga Co, o.,
will he sold 10 the highest bidder, the following
real estate as The pl operiy OF Daniel Miller, Ge.
ceased. To wit, The house and lot containing
about one acre Of land situate west Of the Chilli
icotie road, and bounded on the north BY J l.,
Iumistous lol; on The south and west by Enos
Ciarks land.
Also the lot east Of the Chillicothe road, con.
tanning about eleven acres OF land, bou nded on
the north by g. +. Gilmors's land; on the sasi
by said Giimore's land and N. X. Lyma ms land;
and on the south bv lands ewned by Thos Law
Asa 9 Bi.bse, and .hs e, ssS%ins.y S srSG nd:-,bo's
in ire Township Of Chester Ia saiJ County Of &c.
auga. Appraised at $1,000 rsrTs Of Sale
Cash IN hand. 9 B. PHILBRIcK, Exr
Of Daniel Miller, deceased.
July 10th, 1858. ~ 704 S4s
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Personally appeared before me.tbe above
pnmed and ......,
severally mado oath that the above certii
cate is correct aud true to the best of their
knowledge and belief.
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years Of age.

we, tho subscribers, and
of tho town, County and
State aboyo mentioned, hereby certify that
the above statement OF . age
u correct and true to the best Of my knowl.
edge and belief. rSipned I
Personally appeared before me-. the above
named and sever
ally made oath that tho certificates are cor.
ysct and true 10 the bes, Of their know ledge
and belief. fsipued.1 I
Jaslies Of tie peace.
Dated at this day Of 1856
MORE l.-Tho certificate In regard to age
10, 10 oil oases where practicablo,to to be sign'd
by tho parents OF the person claiming ex
emption, and tho requirements specified 10
the regulations are to bo adhered 10. The
blank space 10 the certificate TO Indicate the
ego OF tho person 10 to be filcd as follows:
That sm under twonty years of age,
Tat I am over thirty ,fvo' years Of age,
.snd married. .
That am over !orty,nve yoars Of age, ao-
oording to the facts 10 the case. .,..e.s..
NorE 2-In case the certificate Ia mot
Bigoed by the parents, the fact of the age
must be certihad TO by two respectable per-
sons (headB OF families) resident in the same
town, County or district,wit the person for
whom exemption Ia claimed and tho require.
men's OF paragraph 81, Regulations, &c, !,
muat be complied with.
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JuSeice of The psgcs

VuSlicS oJ lAe peace.
Tho fret certificate must DO slgnod BY the
porsoa claiming exemption, and tho second
by two respectable persona (heads of fam.
ilios) resident in the same town, county or
district with tho person for whom oxemp.
tlop IL claimed. ------ -----.
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MlsNEsorA.--A special dispatch to the
Chicago Tribune, dated St. Paul July ~,

The Repnhacan State Ccnira, Com nit.
tee has issned call for Republican Oon.
ven',co, on the 18th Of August. The
call invites all who are in favor of restor.
'pg the Union to participate iu the Con
vsn',ou, We elect q Governor this fall
Ype Acting Governor. Henry A. Svif,
lss oancidata for nomination.
Tbis whole region Of country is epve,.
opsd in thick smoke from the Lake suna.
ri~ Pine Forest. In this city. which 1.
fairly suffering, the buildings are eny.l.
oPed, 90 that. they are moi visible q few
RODS dtsssnl g. er. .ss '.,s F.. y (.
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PENNSYLVANIA, when she welcomed the
rebels to CORY bed. provided a Couch
and Curtin for their accom- mediation.
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FoRM 80.

Certificate for exemption ON aeeoxw of
suitable age. ..--sr .t. .,s-
], ,H ga, County,
State Of having been enrolled un.
dor tho provisions of an act of Congress for
onrolling and calling out tho national forces,
So, approved March g.. 1868. as liable to
perform military duty in tho service of the
United States, hereby certify that am not
legally subject to such liability, and FOR the
following reaaons; ........-, ...
That ! ON years of age.
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AIOTICE,-Ths Undersigned has been duly
IN appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate OF Gideon Russell, deceased, late OF
Huntsbarg, Gsausa' County. Ohio.
+ ..s,s-ly y - ssv. 8, CLAPP.
Huntsburg, July Sd. 1853. 7oaws
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and real.

We. tho subscribers, and real
dents Of County. State
Of hereby certify that
Is father of-motherless children
under IL yoars of age.and depending on him
for support.
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WAR DEp'T PRovosT MARsHAL1
GsNL's OFFICE, WAsHIHoToN, July Ia.
CIRCULAR NO. AZ. p

'.,.. CIRCULAR NO. AZ. r....
First--Drafted men become soldiers
10 the service OF the United States by III
fac, Of their names having been drawn in
the draft. The notification served by the
Provost Marshal is merely an announce
ment OF The Iact aud an order Tor them to
report for duty at II designated time and
place. I'll, ... a. .s, -,..l .
=. Sycond---The following opinion Of the
Hon. William Wbiliny. Solicitor of the
War Department is published lor the in
formation Of all concerned: ,.e,rse+
When person has been drafted in pur.
suancc Of the Enrolment Act of March 81
1868, notice Vi such DRAFT must bs served
within ten days ihereafrrs by a wliIieu
or printed copy al his last place of resi-
dence. r.qui'ing him to appear at dcsig
mated rendezvous for duty. ........
Any person failing 10 report for duty
after uolcc is left, without furnishing a
substitute or paying $500. is pronounced
BY law toebe dcseiter. He may be ar
rested and held for trial bo couit maj shal
and sentenced 10 death. .-... ....t.s .
II a person. after. bring drafted and be.
fore receiving nclice, DESERTS, the notice
may yet be served by leaving it at bis las,
place OF residence. and il he does not ap-
pear in accordance with the notice, or iur-
nish substitute. or pay the $3.50, he will
be in law deserler, and mus. be treated
accordingly. ....-..
There is no way CT manner 10 which a
person enrolled can escape his public du.
ties, and when drafted, whether present
or absent. VIII, ther be change his residence
or sbscond. The. rights Of the U"ited States
against him arc secured, and it is onlj By
the performance Of his duty TO tie country
that he will escape liability to be trea ed Is
(sixnsd,) '''' WI WHITING.
-. ..'.. Solicitor Of the War Dept.
JAS. B FkY, Provost Marsh'l Genl.
WM. n, SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
ID - =, Wan DEPARTMENT.. s,its }
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MAN u IN cturcr OF Hntr JeweIry
fI>AkES leave to announce that he has taken
J. the Sale Room over Wilkins e. Kelleys, OPP
poste the Newspaper Office and ia now prepared
to execute all orders he should be favored with,
in manner to insure the most perfect tatisfue-
uon. A Stock oil select Jewelry &c. ON snle, for
which he solicits the favor of early inspection
91rHuir Braiding taught In few easy lesson
Cbardon, Feb Goth, 1862. 63h
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.DOrATOEsi POTATOES i.-We have
L quantity Of various kinds of choice poia,
toes for planting or ealing
March2i, 1863. WILKINS& KELLEY.
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(Sigued, WM. WHITING.
..'. Solicitor Of the War Dept.
JAS. B FkY, Provost Marsh'l Gen'l.
WV. u, SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
= - =, WAR DEPARTMENT.. s,st.,,
.s.a HRovosr MARsIIAL's OFFICE,
~. WAsHIsoroE, July IL.
| CIRCULAR NO. 48, I

=. naf CIRCULAR NO. 48. ... .-s
The operations OF the draft, lately or.
dered in the New England and Mid die
States, though in mos, instances compls
ted, are now in progress without opposi-
lion, having in one or TWO instances been
temporarily interrupted. NJ raa 4soa
Provost Marshals are in formed that no
orders have been issued countermanding
the draft. H,ar...ia. .a..t la.ss NV
Adequate force has been ordered by the
Government 10 the points where the pro
ceedings have been interrupted. a BIO.
Proves, Marshals will be sustained by
the military lorces Of the country in en-.
forcing the draft, in accordance with the
laws Of the United States. and will pro
ceed TO execute the orders heretofore Civ.
en- for the draft rs rapidly as shall be
practicable. by aid of the military forces
ordered 10 cooperate with and protect
them. . Ha ,f 7a#gt a.r 7.E 'lra1
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[Sigued,l
J. B. Fry.


SlEoK PRIoEs..rN VICKs HuRo, o,-Since the
fall Of Vicksburg the prices which the peo
pie had to pay for food nave been made
public. Flour s5 per pound. equal to
$1,000 per barrel: beef, pork. butter. and
tea. supply exhausted mule meat 81 per
pound cornmeal $40 per bushel ; coifes
$40 per pound moIasses $40 per gallon,
and other !hings in proportion. iu Confed.
crate currency. ilv.g SOL ere b.. 81
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We. tho subscribers,
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He has possession of all the batteries on
Morris Island save Port Wagner. rs
Itis reported that our !ron-clads had
made a breach on the south wall Of Fort
Sumter,
The sun., 1863-10-24
News Items.

tf.' 'f'fst% s.' Nfsf % " 7 - wv
r.."s. 80 t,ets,t, .. .e.,s.ls,. ,pouoi,s &,
s"5''.6o0. ura 6r~1 ia >es to,. ,tdtss. uL.
lor
As'' tir.r, n,h,-rr 'r:,tt.;w... ps',n
-c-'' ''.'ar ~ta sp,trbc. ir,-. Nu,- tsGs. ..r'
a. -. d. soia. %. -.
Tu,Canste. h,s. '' ~ iny, ..o. 10 ti. oil.
aa''. e-.tr,'.". % r., .'H.aA rtt ..C'..
Nu..h.. "......r. .. " :--s,f c.t 80, 80. IL
o'rc' saa 'a..n Hsa. ia , ,l'e .lI ca,.shto
hsnd.r'r Sab Nc. "a.
Ju' - "a. orl,r' il,,. 'os General G.-i s,.h
b. nos ,oio.'And aos'-.t1 d. to tocul, Al iSc g.
r'or. -; of thc g.. h,ov N..a.H.., % called
the N'r.trtn r,iia. tivts.ou. .,.A tsad. d.osr.en At
.,a.h, lls, IcLue.cs
I.'sag - uo scui'ul,ton NpiiiinNrs. sni rot ,he
ssAtea; rr~' regarding "a, ictt u he c,lture. on
A'vls,. - rLar.ulhiarc Cap b. S'us-stshci cav
slIy q Cullac! Web. srd "a Mary aud t1fan-
o. Ee,iu n. nsi'pot generally ii'ersdued.
SrrayI,tt ST,~r1S, Cos Morton, - Indians and
Gen. hrsn, 'cFt l1,..,Niie, toe d,r. sgo, Dt tic
Army o',h' Ciuhct.sut, % souceta r'sn OF op,rs
iieD'rtu Gen. ~ ma, NN' hu assumed comma aJ
st Chas anoo:a, IL Place oit;cu. Es-eotau,
IrUi.p JL,itlt,. -ho.c recent faAuts csu,ed
some ,Ic,tc.., "a Be- n Isl In tha; city. te
inEunstir 10 -lorf.c lad In sat.oOt 20 tn,.sr the
chnrr't u 'v.arng A, hs ,ssm'usnoB. ye.'er-
a. one ~ che ,icNn. g. uif ] tb.. .I,:tlo, 60 4
him .Hst Liza sts,s ,oitis-. ois .a'cn, seat ring.
. i.ss, Nla .N.IA4. 4. "a. .! toy ov - u0n
I lI.R meeting oi unsendi.iona mon mes -.'
held q, ! stou. t,'io' 'onu'y, s.r'.nj ou Thur.
p is.. Ni.ts.,. re.e -'ljr ,y Ion. Wm y kcl-.o
I..e ci,..s. II SO ~.u',t p.v. ARD Col C-,s
-.l. T'a .t.. i'.i ,t,n.e 3t sE-1ubuesa Coz
sssmag ,1t4. 90 i- 10 slave region - asryIsud
Az J.ise hO,.y. .i"se9.oa 49, NOS: ssIit.as .Ht
I s9'Lus'Hstc
The sun., 1863-10-24
From North Carolina.
GOV. Vance Turned War Important
Expedition.

Ntcrrsfg0sdcTe ~ tff v , Sunl
",'-'s-1. y ., OF. ?" The publication ofths
ksiqieh s-A-r.sp sss rcssrned eH thg % ias:. The
Editor Hon. W. W Holden, .'iN u..nt,in' hi. oppo.
s;on 20 &. Confederate tdm-sirN,iou. Tbs cl'-.
Tor os n.ns,r. to the ,shel Cau .rs,,, tom North
Caroline, oeelrs Sov eth.
4 prominent citizeu. Htertiy arrived from Ia.
i.!sh. stsss sat, q; recent eopsultAtcn " south
s,n Coveruor,. and other rsb,! s,,c.n,n, =, Rich
u,opd. Gov rabce. o( Nora C,roln.. -n offered
~ osr' Presidency % the sou'h .-n Cunfcier,sy.
v.oyiod he you'd Wheel IN Old North Sts.s into
ius snc fcsp her in the traces end Coz. Nsue, bad
returned TO Raleigh fierce sG uaa. and would
fs'n,r 10 his utmost 70 prevent abe stats trosi
tlrniuI 70 the niop.
The headlusrtsrs OF ,hs Seesni Regiment ~ Loya'
hortL Carol,n'.1s. hss bees frsd by MAJOR GsneSsl
Peek, al B-ar 'lrt, C., and the o'.sniksi,an Il
tac regiment is spidly prosr,"ins
ne recent tIpedition Of Coions, simon MI, oftss
Tr.rd New foEs :svsiry, ttfouIa tae D5rtass.tera
~ 9f the sttle, bsA ret Jped = N.vt.rn Tho re-
s,sir. most iInpor,An Tke .t:.rapt 70 safore-
V- rebl sonScrip ion 10 tie com is, east OF la
,ssVap giver, ana south ot thu A,bemAle Sound.
s., s3sc,uAy frustrated, Ths country bA, by =
ts:it gDderusndins been eoI,,dsred neutral terri
t;-y, sod TIA federal forces have rrfrained fom
selpyirg or ssrrisonins /. sthousA .htl.,-
g. vttin olr Nne' belns 'sp,rNled from
~ l,terior by vide rlv.r rNtr0ued - Sanbosis'
4is 'tr-ns. ar2rseistins t.s fcI o.srane., snd IN
efns1. at the bad faiih Of tho IeD"ls u sDde,vorp
!, rpre.s 'hcu, '-,o roil''.ry s.rrie. hsve 10, a.
49,, unanimously repudist.d ,ho rebel sorsrr a.nt
81 e, upon the Fedora force to protection, by ths
rrn,dlIs establishment Of posts ., Ed,nton sss
El,sts City. Aisrs. uu1,ost of''fIs.si from ~,
Interior are eoD,,AHtly .Iri'iHs at Ssvt.ss aud Ply
month
The sun., 1863-10-24
Army OF THE POTOMAC.
Our Cavalry on the Ravpahannock
RESULTS Of The LATE CAMPAIGN.
Federal Loss I.SOo usn.
Interesting From :. Carolina.
Vance on the Back Track
HIS USIDNlSM BOUGHT CHEAP.
Til. t.reas Wi..oari Quarrel.
Dir. Lincoln's Decision.
General City Intelligence.
Republican Rally as Cooper
Institute.
TERRIBLE MACHINERY ACCIDENT.
A YOUNG GIRL KILLED.
Another not Expected to Live.
&C., &C., &c.
The Army of the Potomac.


gdsh,noton, oct. q. MAJOR General sc:ds saer
. .risf visit 10 Washington, returned 10 Is ao,i-
QaArtcT, .o.dsy.
C4vslry rsconnoisssnets are continued on ouf pirt'
80 fsr a. the Rspp.hsnn'cs. TIE ot'1ss and Nisi
ssdTs R,ilf54a IA, slrcAov hsen repaired on. M.
Ds,ogI ~ s,os s;stlou. fore.s a. -ngs.s day ana
s.Stt a roTs,tiGs the 3SEtgss -i t.'' r-. ..g.
keoostt Il n T., ssuiy sgy -, o...- o" tai rnrr.
sls oi hc ss-s gov.e n"tts-' a. ~ Ihe sre'ea'
.u., and both officers ana Gs.' a. .rssses,
evnhdsre. 10 the sb''ity o. Ger. - sec.
The T.uli corgs t.s sarnrs sla.nouA! h;uou AZ
r,rs % lste canIsi.n. Ara9uf otter ViEsb,e So.
,ccs, 1. trst Gso0sersd the no., oi tas r-tns
Lcl ~ Il pid.n 70 Madison suTt tiousc,s1 :; slce
"a as2c-TyviIs 20 warrsntOu. thI' enNti!n, Gr-er,i
.is Z tsse ,ucb Deasurcss .. -esnt6d ~ ore,.ing
iassplI1s The currs A.t&rhsd 20 the Army u .h0
i ;)LAlc . under tn. direstion Of Cap. ,Soiton.
4as coalition Of !hs residents o. fslgu,st and
.ncs iIisun eountios, . represented as ps.ufa.
t.!s he vsty scant supple. Of -" nscrssArios ct
iuh They oorderips stsrsalicD.
I.stiDsted that so men ~.il cover all cur
loses In the ls'e csm2s!sn, including LMed. sound
~. st-sc1.,rs and prisoner.
The bvsNt.G Sr,n SAYS ,fter dihrent iUlulry, 10
CHARTERS III y - n ell ioform.i. -rauc!!ntd o
believe that tusIc 90 truth n the currc0t ..
tie di,piscsrIcat o. Gsutfsl Meaee from .he ecla
UA-4 C! :hc Army o. tho fo!oIl
The sun., 1863-10-24
Genera! Intelligence.
~ "a.. 90 tie ~ s.rI


G." fN"At, 7iinor - i. hr 'N"'t fhN ''n'r.l
y 20. Nr h.cr sH.T'''' me 'f -'iu io i'n'rN!
H-l-' ~ 'e g~- -''7s ~ 81. the .e~ 94r'H. ~ O'
'Ae ht '.itr'
STATE, %, yaiun..o me ,inor the ,prngisnrcrcn, ~
tnr vr- % tAa urs. % sunsrt. l7GJ. sulouut. to
/ 1920
r.p OSi. F.r.-n ..v.,t., .o,l oil ~, ne.n 'or nd
~ .,,.n ,1sr .r,',t ,,'ec,.,- ,nr,0 tor protect
tp 49,, ,,,.. ,a n,t "a. ,,,fr, u tho by
s.'nc .>sdp,, .star..d .lth the OIL, =, ths foot q
.,-.. .,.. ,,,.,- .,,,,-
l.ri' 'etter 'tlN" 'Nt rNor littIs mi'nr
l9'u1 a. fnsi 'l 'l'r' ~ F,.ti nl's 'lth |-''p
uanc' ~ y >lsir' ~ u utnt' 400 he r. 'S@to
T'- Hlusds.viis f,,'t kscoPnY7 s,-s; Esht.,u
n's,''' hnF" - n ,odss1 ln eHNtn lht hhnrcca
eoun'l, i1' Cm". ~, nin - Nv hs 20 st'' m
o.. sIaon; ~, i0,S ~, r,t ~ u,
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b''H err's cd '"r'r 'o' rsi'o-s h.vi btrn 'senns.
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~, s. " itl, 'tet 81 f., Ate. auit. t..n', four a.
l. '..g tbe .llta-f ne Ia rot ~. 'r,lrt ys-v
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pert. pa.,G.
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, ,l"iI Nv '",@ n r. ,nia, %, I,,, ~ 20 n.a
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vrs. On 'h - ,ay a. the sop- ol "a. They were al
ID ptov'lri .fLt 's''oo'''
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VI o.. al .,..i H. r,uc,t, VITO ,ga,-!i Ite. ia
/ no .Ist,tAral.AIyll
The sun., 1863-10-24
Late Southern News.

iCo'-DUohd.u.c u Gs y. !. Sut.l
For.-ess Nonr.s. OF. 22 Tho fir Of truce Na,',
Scw ! ort. arrived 'h.s mornlus Nom CT, Po ut,
sith late southern 2apers Ise Richmond nsr.TrH.
Oct 2lG, tn the ;ollorins;
Ctaris0n, OF 81 our bs,,sr.. hs,. t.r' up,
nriss irH uHoL th- Yankee, who syp"M 10 mach
isrser io!ee than u'us a, or g. anu weSner An
other Monitor from the North A.s o n,d the tse,,
since the aus't upon her, steamed .und Cum.
uirrs Point thi' afternoon evidently msSns = trisI
Of ner uarh nsrv.
',orooh,rd... ~, 90 one ,hou.pd Y,n,es rs,,
oncr-, tAitut lNsi -tek ~" expected u ro g..
Fh'. ID. Ehp!j-H er.dE. -. be s,sIif q to t.og.
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"lh" aivirs. r~stsfdar,' ,s.s tie Eicbmeai uis.
va 20. oet. -, "d,,eicied goth'. neS iutl. end
tvu o's9ais 10 Sot.Atiu ..rFaG. f.rco %. E-.St
eusss v.r 81. 1ruav o. Sesi. our f'.. b,,c Zen
quietly ,"'t.F 10 thsir csTr., -i,ias 'or ths rusy
" inA.. TIE n.rt isnou,Il;iou
suuf YruNoSi - S-.Ry.re On hi. question
N. nle ot this c'y viii - called 60 roIe revt
IOs'iss TIE" fE'oftion tIl.' A,it .cs.cI. 10 30
hnsect ~ vote, and ts sllgH the t'' 20 plf. my
:. b. .i 10 food when It IL TO late 10 spui, a
zen icco. -itr fo-c- of 20 mo u.,. g. rnar-A,n,
ou ! title kock 18th only .hopt 50uu Irde-s- 40 h.
tront. o.n r. hI.bJ eiota says fr.cs - on H.. cay
~ Nusouii.
ff,Tn .hs Rei noni E,.u,E,l, u;, 18Th. y, axe
ihc annexed d nSt ht.
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n { Uov .trons, efoi,Ct tie n.< Bl4-I a 'ew rsys
.lnce \. b,ls Ioii, rowing 'os''e, canton. lt ,
hase fillen back sls~ nal. general essss su.elt
NJ F,onarv R,te., or. l..-For n. hr., tIrn. ia
ioni dAy, G.r h!r.f siih sur.hine. Tr- .oi,
t.-.s,r ,rs IeeeeiDe. al. tnr pfeee, ale ag'I bong
..,in aud ii. ,re,tr btdes s,oys 10, town u. +,
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4 t.cr 'ouhN. "a rpils fcp' t,d 80 hssc b.. q
n .escGsln m tie l]lH.
The sun., 1863-10-24

Oh e,'s or ths '',c-s', . Altogether b.youa tn,
power Of his o'll~L " tt hs recent vice, he de
elm .,o "ries' Tea Al sel,:eli Rs,rdius the
ssroim u - he nj "a he t1ys he ,h % ,sctrtsiu
better han he no. krNr.. sAt, sst,ct vsluc g.
In he m~au ,ru , %. &c a go - 1lo1 ard rs.
pr 80. Ss''uc, 20 t,cns sch,ari fer ord 'tin- =,
10 Juns l-'', the esy enabling htu 70 .ir nsth
Gercis! Gt,nt q, ths t.f.s rea.or.tueYs we're i'm.
r,ra.lvsy psrJtI
The sun., 1863-10-24
GaerrilIns Whipped.

Loai, 's oct 20 4 ssshsilin disps1'h 10 ths
J,JEs.i- ssys the command a. Coluu.ts o. s'isd
Aad Hill d agmhcT Of EIsrrls, yc,isreD, AID TOOK
~ Hisoucrs. C,pt. BuGeh. -itA % uens sltIci'i
50 Ct 9Lvriss reoe!,, till,pE ., W9-nfnx sc'c!sL
sEe taking l. prison'fs. Haslips IA ths sGer0 ,on.
si,h 80 men, st,sefei BuAch =; hintstoa SP!irs
iwLs epllte6