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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-10

EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYEe3
q (formsriy of the drm OF Llttles & Reyes nsI
opened Real Estate OnlceiR Rouse's Block, corner
Of 51psriOFSt and Public Square, and has constantly
on Gnd several thousand of first quality Farms
ing Lands In the States OF Iowa. wisconsin aHd Ai1s
souri,, to exohAnzeior city county proporyi a5o
for all kinds Os personal property Part cash patds
uenfqsaF~ =-~te-h2n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-29
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Der BUG au6 5reOerid Sebt tdSIi6 Don Baltimore UNI
4.8O Ratnlittags uni ban Irebertt 7.l5 ptor9eH8,
Scnntags uusgenonmen.
Der 3u9t a@ &Iico DtnS ge6t bon Baltimore
VtcrSens UNI 500 uni 9.l5, unb NahmittGgs 10 uub
500, pub ppn SGicott's 0tins Wcrsens TAO uHo HOO
uuS ga@mittags 2.45 uuD $40. rs-e-
Bad W1ibtn9tCn.
g6SauS bon Baltimore ua~. Mdi5instOu 0aOrSens 4.80
8.05 uub 1000. uHb ga9mittn9s $50, 500 unb 8.00i
Sonuta8s uur WtOrseus um $50 uuo sos. unb RAD
u1ittagS um 5 ubr. Gbsan9 bon darlington Utorsens
um $50, 800 unb 11.25 unb Na9mittass um 8, 5 unb
$50. Sonatags uur RDr9eHs um 8 unb J2a@mitta8s
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gag BON Waf9instOn uub Baltimore 1erbinben F& nit
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tioa pber an bic Ei6et=Offce.
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PpE6G9 SePt ua '.............9 u6r Is min. Born.
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harrisburg Accommodation. .......2 So Msittao
P''II0" ........7.2O WGors. 6 Gsdai
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bile. ~
Der @Of3ns se6t tSsliG, aussenuuluen @Onutoos.
Der Grpres3n9 foulmt tdSIi&, uusgenommen Nlcntoos.
PalIo9tere fur 3DtiHenfatipuen ioGteu ben Sorris5Tro
unb BARTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ue6meu.
Pofs NIB @rpres3t9e febeu senaa in Berbinbuuo mir
Der Pennlpioaftla Central Siieubabn in 6arrisbura fir
VtttsburG, @le0elauD, Columbus. gtnCtn,
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~ 2ng befon5erem aean'n}FuoEme.
Girnarberer urS 09eifenbe iDlten ie6r oprfi@tia fem
ebe ne ibre 8iItette taufen uut ioIten bieieIben nur In
BEN Surean bes uuter3ei6neten angefeGteu aeeuten
fdufen.
D~teieuigen, tpeI&e in Baltimore anfomuten, rcerben fb
pbne S1pierigfett Btaetts fiji oteie 9inie perT@ofeu tSuz
men, inbem ben aseut oer aDeuti9en @eieni9aft" bel
fprer GaHbuus tRnen ben Gntersei9ueten aseuteu Uorheneu
ipire.
aue peiters ausfnHft unb 0aatb srtteiIt uueutaeIslt6
egS. 2, gsiaeEEaaAe.
@eTtsGs- &a:a21a1tn, 9EsaE WI EatEsxEs- sak
RO. 81 gkauiesaats, 9oittmsrs.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-26
.-,., NJ. p. CALDWELL.
From the Front

=, we head on yesterday Of a destruc.
tive skirmish, which, at one time, threat.
ened. to result in a general epgagemen,
at { CHATTANOOGA. Theae was a wood,
pile between The picket line Of the two
armies, from which Gen. Thomas has
been accustomed TO help himself Gen.
Bragg is said1o have eyinced some of
the spirit Of querrulous, contentious
neighbor,, aud claimed an interest in
the wood. Gen. Thomas sent word 10
Bragg tha. it was his wood, and Bragg
said il belonged to- him: There was =
deal Of III feeling excited in The " neigh.
borhood," and the two families got into
a fearful row. Bragg shot sepsral of
Thomas men at the wood pile, and
Thomas became very wrathy, and send.
ing more men slew serera. of Braggs-
then Bragg Strengthened himself in his
boots. His bright eyes gliuered with
rage, and he pounced down on Thomas
men, and with them gobbled up the
@eod, pile, which was deposited at head.
quarters. Peace was thus restored, and il
is said that Thomas eonsoled himself
straightway BY indulging in a game Of
," freeze out poker" with three colonies
Of bis niger brigade.
-, Knoroiile Register.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-26

MISSISSIPPI LEeIsLATuRE.-Ab bill 10
pending in the Senate OF Mississippi to
tax all persons refusing to receive Con-
federato Treasury notes in pay ment Of
dues, thirty>three and one third per cent.
The Committee on Education have re-
ported against the passage of bill to
authorize the Trustees Of the. public
school funds 10 receive, Confederate
Treasury notes in payment Of dues
This report is probably directed against
parties who wish to pay of their old
Indebtedness 10 funds which they have
accumulated by practices Of extortion.
la the House, the Judiciary Commit
tee have reported against the bill ask
ing Congress to make Confederate
Treasury notes legal tender. The
House, we believe, has agreed to the
report.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-26

IMrREssMENrs-It appears from q
General Order Of the War Department,
recently issued for public information,
that no impressing officer has right
to impress supplies which a man has
for the consumption Of himself, his FAM
lily, employees or slaves; nor, unless
specially ordered to do so by a General
commanding. in case Of esigeEey, i'm
press supplies which are on their way
10 market for sale on arrival nor to i'm.
press any necessafies of subsistence TO
man So~ned by producers, in tapsitu to
market, or after arrivalat market unless
retained an unreasonable time fSom sale
TO consumers, -
The Fayetteville Observer says :: We
think these orders are in conflict with
some of the impressments made i'm This
town, and which have had SO injurious
an effect upon the business of the place.
in preventing produce from coming to
,c carkof and causing extravagant prices.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-26

hound Fort Sumter q ret Tie range.
and 40 bA slsle To- eathssiSszshs Tor: in,
'esse Of IN saark The result was very.
satiefactory. go =
]. - The shots. for tie city riex over this
place wjlHss merry ho4ss. ;, ,fykys don't
the b.angsft monitors come IN and Give
usa fichtis Ne are anxious for H.
The :lronsides woke mp the other dsy
aud stesmed along Morris Island and
shalls.rgafo, probably TO Try her Engines.
The p6cfator, which It, was said would
5relieve me Irorsi:es some time ago, has
NOT shecope visible yess
Lieut.. Harper, OF the Engineers.
whe has been. IN the fort fss over two
weeks has been relieved by Lieut.. ffriiH
uiss duty. has bern arduous and danger
ons, and tbe confinement las debiliiated
him somewhat, He represents every.
thing there as being in sufficient. state
sof resistance 10 mortify Mr.. Yankee
dreadfvliy SkoaiJ ne discover u in an
attempt to cnpt,Gstbe place by assault
Thr enemys shei1ing Of the fort Fri
day morning, was more heavy than usu.
al, with mortar shells from The battery
East Of Gregg. But very tew ritled
shots were fred. '' 49,. .,.
= a>H-r Charleston CoUrier, 2lst.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-26

FuruRE OF TIE WsR.--fn istelii,
gent gentleman, who has recently visit,
ed the United States, and who has had {.
unusual opportunities Of observation,
expresses the conviction that the North.
unless some unexpected advantage of
great importance shall be obtained by
its arms, or some great misfortune be
brought0pon us by our own folly, viii
not be able much longer to conduct the
war upon Its present dimensions. He
is of opinion that the North is anneh
nearer exhausted ibsu the South. =, Their
bluster and brasado will increase in
proportion as their strength diruinie hes,
but il we are true to ourselves, patient,
persistent aud harmonious, the worr, j;
our danger, with the blessing of Heaseu,
will soon be over. Such, at least, is
the opinion Of one whose name, if We
could give it, would carry with il ne, or,
dinary weight.--Riehnsond Dispetch,.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-26
Nathan and Solomon.

p Solomon, while vet hoy, read in
The book Of Moses the account of The
creation Of man; and he. went to Ma,
ihan, his teacher, and asked How is it
iposaible that abe dust Of The earth can
be changed into a human bodyi"
. " How then is IL possible said Ma
than, = for a tfee TO grow out of the
earth with leaves, and blossoms, and
fruits I? And kRowests thou not that
thy body win return 10 the dust from
whence i was taken Z" .
But why" asked the young priscc,
!" basethe Holy Sculptures described tie
ctea,ion of msp SO minutely.s ~ >
That man, replied Nathan. !" may
not be .puffed up, and look with pride
upon that which isoutward merely, and
which must return TO. the earth whence
liz came. From It's bosom proceeds the
bread swhica feeds him, aud the very
crown which adons the head of the
king, ,iby father, belongs to the DUST
The law of The earth is n perpetual
round Of changs, theJefore 10 receiscs
U0Sh WI kbo suot1 hbN tuc ttpNB.--
Bear then 10 mind, O Solomon. that
thou ART dust, aud lsafn humility
r = But neveItbsless,n said Solomon !:
a,he Lord bvesshed into his nostrels The
breath OF life." I5S 80 - -
Beholi,p answered the prophet,
? tile breath'of God which pcfssdes his
bosom admonishss him every moment
Mat he has need Of constant hsip from
above, for upon this 5dSpepdefh his ex.
4istsnee. .Ah, Solomon, forget not IN
whose breath thon dost live and move" !"
And again Solomon. asked: !" In
cwhat sespect, .:ilren, was tDAn created
superior 70 tl,s beasts of siie FOLD, ~
= Heis sspsrior TO shem," |" replied tho
! tie insn Sof Cod. "inasmach as he
knoweth on whose earth, and jn shose
breath be valkstb. And God gave
him, moreover. q fsce. 70 look dorn on
I the pesiahsbss DIST which Is ,bensssh
J I'm, and to.g~se up Towards: the asodss
. ofcyerlAsting fight" p -. u.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-26
A FEAT WORTHY OF Four FEEr.-
The Atlanta (Knoxville) Register re:

A FEAT WORTHY oE Four FEEr.-
The Atlanta (Knoxvilie) Register re:
ports the following: =.
J. ]. Gray, of the Engineer corps,
last Saturday evening performed re-
Ln1arkabls feat. O1a bet of ninety. dol.
lars he walked on all fours." without
strengthening himself one mile in three
quarters Of an hour -:Ws' Witnessed
the last quarter. Mr.. Gray was lively,
and ran the last ten steps with ease,
and seemed TO. be quite elated at. his
success. The walk" was performed
on Ann-strcet. We have often heard
of this feat, but never knew i: 10 be nc.
'complished before. q, y. -....,.-.,
Very few persons outside Of the
friends of Mr.. Gray, were present.
This is another proof Of the power of
endurance Of the human body when en-
casing the win to do il.
If merit was properly considered, Mr.:
]. j. Gray would soon be promoted to
the, office and functions of pack horse.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-26
NUMBER So;

!: REcxirr roR MAxixa T1rrLERs.--.
Taxa a .hsudful.o Of the vine. called Rom
na bout, the sarns quantitY Of the root
called Nimbfe Tongue, . sprig Of; s;;fhs,
herb called Back bite, as SfsI6r 81 Slosss6s
after tho dog days, 4 tabiespo poopfaL Of
Don't-you tellsif, Blk dfschpS of MslieS,
. few drops Of Esvy- which can bepars
chased 10. any quantity at Che shop of
Miss .Tabitha Tea-tSblesand Miss Fanny
Night Walker, Stir them well togetl-
er and simmsr them for half an. hour.
over the s6re Of Discontsnt, kipdied with,
a little Jealousy thea sirain 81 -tbrough.
the rag Of Miscohstrucsion, hang il up~
on asskein OF Stfeetysrn, shake it occaS
sionally for q few days., and X is fi for
use. Let . few.diops be taken inst w,
fore Ts walking out; and the subject rilt
and that cpnsionaIty r. - 5-.sss =, sS'h;
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-26

SoLDIERs WIr-Col. --, OF The
a--th AIaosina regiment; was famoas,
for having everything done mp iu nil;s
,taFy style. 9uce, Wine field officer Of
ihe DAY, and going his soar ofs ipspec~
ton, lie caHae on 4 sansinei from the
lid Mississippi regimen, shsug fla.
down on ,bis post, riths his gan suken
entirely tospieces, whsn the Glowing
dialogue took places; q,
GolonsI-. Don't you know shats q
sastinel while on duty, should aiways
keep on bis fsetss
z Sentinel - (wi,hodt Boxing up.)
TbAtsshs way we used to do lwiefns
shs war frss began bst. Chat. played
! 6ut long go" -. sits.,, y
Colonel beginning 70 doabt II the
amaa wss on duty,) ~Ars yop The SEN:
stinea hsseis - b. -. -.
sentinel Well, I'm ssor. Of q ssb.
coionsl: - w.al I'm . sor. q ofies.,
! 81 he dsy. 80 : - :
ssa,issl- sn, i ,ou'll hold on
till r sost @ ssis ny qua toeslhes, I'll
siSs1yoa . sors Of sslats.H
Coloas' "a 70 hen. - ssslsr case. !
49, + u =
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A BIT has been introduced ia. the
Alabama Legislature making u a tsioe
py-fer any person TO falsely Ieprest,It
hims0jf to be either State or Coated; I.
crate agena, Eos tha purpose OF imptsss-
ing property. The Blu proposes ~ .
puaishmsn, fine Of five bundled dol.
lara and imprisonment in the peuiten
tiasy for not less than Ave mol. more
tlian ten Years. "a q, -. =,
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~ SoaRBopY wants 10 know rhe-n -naine
Of the tune which was "plsyed upon
the feelings" and also il the cup Of sor.
row /" has q ssucsri The same inq"is.
itor would like to know If" the light 81
other days" was gas or electricil 2. =.
Also II the girl who /" clpng 10, hope"
had not slippery hold, and II people
do not get fatigued by "'ths exercise, Of
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sGbe 5uilfbfrll Gntsrprisf


wili be inssrted ct Ass rates Of one. .dellsf
aud fifty cents per square, OF II Minion liBes,
or less, for the hrst inscytion, seventy Ave
cents for the SECOND and third inscrtions. and
fifty cents for each s,acsecdihx insertion. =
Obituary aAd Marriagc notices, Tributes Of
Rcspcct, nonStnations or anpouneements for
office, are ehsrged--for The same as advertise
Advertiseinents sent IN without the number
OF insertions spceihcd, win be publisbed until
crdsred ont and .charged for accordingly. :.
Zzr Persona living at a distance may com
pnfe how much their bills viii amount to. by
counting seven words 10 the 'ine, x.s
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4Sn9A- BOmau u F3tr10Jt1m. u
+ SSgpiSiska. opsa the window / de-
fsirs 70 de In tie sound Of The chatct,
1>llsn 80 s, Is, 8 :,
suwtossks bad ;noi courage To- obey,
She lPoksd pensiyefy NJ her Snoti,er, $,
- NJ dmse Is not tbis the Sab.
bath Tie hour Of praysr has come,
Help thy old nolhef TO prosisste hei.
kssaf befora oas good God I" aud, pio,ss
ehiid he young woman Helped hei
mothef % kneel !, Z, 81 q -. .'';S =
20 Su~Ioiska, inplore ll,ee. my
daughter, open the window, On order
That may bear the hymns Of ibs
She. opened tho window. on the pub.
iie sqaaro, in which IN church ssas SIT.
uattd, wpd then returned aud sat down
at The feet Of her silent motber.
SaMioiska, ] do not hear the sound
of the bells" !, :: - Z, ...,er - s.
mot heart ~ - ~. Z ~ =. 80
"1t IS the canBon."
L"Yess mother, they have come down
from tue aeepes Of The church TO kill
u 9 Russ; ans" .'' . -.
"God is with US" - -, .. -.
? The mother lisiened again. e
: - What has happened. my daughter :
not>a chant, not one voice in the church.
What is our priest doing 2" -, -.
i. &ue has turned soldier ~ -.
'"Let us prey TO God for him. lie.
has PRAYED for US ofteuenuugh. Itwas
he who blessed thy marriage, my dargb,
ter. Oh, we'll do 1 remember Il. Tbou
vert beautiful; l had dressed thee nv.
self. Then the bells rung ont Joyful
Then On thy knees, before the altar,
thoa, didst prornis fidelity TO thy Suw;s
loiska." = - -, s.--|. ; -
- - have kept my OATH replied the
Young woman, ,blGshing with pleasure.
The aged mother pressed the hand Of
her daughter closely in hers-Lut std.
denly starting, she exclaimed in shrill
voice, Where IS thy wedding ring ?'
II have give il away" said the
daughter, holding down her head.
=" Suwloisks, has God reserved such
affliction for by' old agel Oh, my
who has causeI thee 10 fo, get,
10 such an extent, thy duties MS wfsl
That ring. the token Of an eternal cove
nant bvrween SuNioiska and thee, what
hast thou done with it? To whom has,
:hcu given il r. 49,. 49,
s:."'To Polandi" and ste raised. her
head with confidence. !" Our husbands
are soldiers our church bells have been
melted into cannons our collars, our
earrings, our pearls baye been battered
for muskets. We wives had no longer
anything 10 give, and nevertheless, To-
land lacked powder. Well, there are
six thousand Of us already who have,
for our country, made sacrifice ofthe
only property which remained to us. iha,
which woman estecins If all orua-l
ments the most precious in theworld,
our marriage rings, we have given
them up to purchase powder. -
= The aged mother slipped frem her
finger the golden covenant, which she
had thought she should never part with !;
aud, afler having kissed II repeatedly,
she wiped her eyes and said: ;
aS1wloiska, take this ring let il be
sold With thine. Go, my daughter, tell
our victory for the country in Which
wives sells their wedding rings TO make
powder is free: Perish the Russians =;
now, Su~loisks, open all the windows.
| desire 10 die in ihe sound of the can
non.p -,.s'zzt :, o. > -, ..-. 80