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n Pulmonary Censumption . Carabls
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A cARp.
TO coNsvMPTIvEs.

in I few weeks, by . very simple remedy, sfssr
having suffered several years with . severe lung
Affection, and that dread disease, Consumption--4s
anxious % Aaks known % he felicwsSfFsssrs the
means Of cure. --..-sss-rz-
To all who desire Il, he viii; send, copy Of the
prescription used ttssof ohavst J with the direc-
ions for preparing sad asins the same, which they
viii And d sxse esfe ios foNsusiPrfoN, AsrHnA,
BRONCHITIS, CousHs, CoLDs, 40. The only object
Of The advertiser in sening the Prescription 10 to
bsaeat the afuIcted, and sprssd fnformation which
hs osnosivss 10 b. Invaluable, and hs hopes every
suflttsr will w hts remedy; ~ II Will cost them
nothing. snd usy prove blessing. .,,'i
rartlss wishing the prescription will please I'D.
dsea d. 3, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
se96-,lSwsm Wiiliamsburgh, Kings Co., ny.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
AmHsenents,
DIED,

On the 18th OF November, Lucy LILLIAN, In the
9Th year OF her age. And on the 2iat Of the same
month, kLnABETH FRANCES, in her M ysar, both
daushters Qf sohn Quincy and Malvfia Adams.
The latter was properly resigued and died happy.
In this city. verv suddenly, on the cath Instant,
TMADpEUs ,. CLARK, formerly OF Connecticut,
.. The funeral win take place from his late resi-.
dence, corner and First streets, this W
anees are invited to attend. w.
In this city last evening Mrs. HARRIET L., wife
OF George l.. Ellsworth, Esq, and youngest daughter
of the late Captain william McLsllsn, OF Port.
land, Maine.
The funeral services win he performed at the
residence OF her brother, Hon. George W. McLel.
Ian, No. 6ss New Jersey avenue, tomorrow morn.
ing, at 10 o'clock, after which the remains Will be
taken to Portland for interment
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

A CoLoRED BoT sHor.-Last night, about .
O'Clock, eoiored boy was shot whilst In the vcin-
ity OF Second and street south, on the Island.
The bail passed through the hip. otlcers Drsne
and Weeden, of the Tenth precinct, arrested a col
ored hoy named Nsylor, as the perpetrstor OF the
deed No evidence, however, was presented lead
Ing to his elimination.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
The Treaaurx Rsn.rs.

The War Department to-day sent hs esti-
mates for the next fiscal year to the Treasury
Department. This completes the estimates Of
an the Departments on which the report Of the
Secretary will be based. n.. u.J J..J.i.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
Recruiting is going on at Springfield, H., II
the rate 100 to 100 per day.

New CoTros.-Thirty bales Of cotton from
Carroll parish, La, the product of free labor
were received at Memphis u month ago, the
first of the season. The crop Is small owing
u the bell worm. The transfer Of plantations
from the War Department to the Agricultural
Department is lpnked upon favorably by the
planters, and with ample time to prepare the
ground for another season large crops next year
may be expected.-PhRa. Inquirer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

30 The Con nfessions aud ES perlsnce OF
AN iNvAiLD. Published for the benent, and ss .
warning and CAUTION TO YoURa MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF NIsn-
hood, etc., supplying vt the same time THE MEANS
OF sELf CUBE. By one who has cured himself al
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbus and quaokCry.
by enclosing . postpaid addressed enVelop1,
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, EsQ.,
my 2s-lV Be.IlOrt, klnxs County, N, Y
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
GOLD,

There is great commotion among the wor-
shippers Of mammon In Wall street to-day.
Gold which stood at 154 two days ago tumbled
down to 14GI this forenoon. ...-
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
DRAFT IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-The draft is progress
ing orderly. Three newspaper reporters were
drafted this morning-one from th5 As.erir ran,
one from the Clipper, and one nom the Dsily
ya,effe . ..a.. -.u. I. 10 .-..
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
THE DEVOTED CITY

Gillmofe's shells from Fort Gregg strike
home In Charleston. Several Of them have ex-
ploded in the heart Of the city, killing and
,wounding several persons. 90 ......
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BS-Thsnk sgiving Services will he held
10 the Unitarian Church To-MIaROW." Rev. Mr..
Claiming will preach, and The " Presidents
Hymn viii lie sung. II
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
Government Horse co.tr.e tor Sentenced.

CINCINNATI, November &C. W. Hall. a
horse contractor for the Government, has been
found guilty aud sentenced to six months I'M
prisonment and also fined 900 for default
ing the Government In purchasing horses.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

o
battle-usld-the mansion Of the rich and humble
abode of the poor-from The ONCE and the sacred
desk-f from the mountain top, distant valleys and
far-oh Islands OF the ocesn-from every nook and
corner Of the civilized world-is pouring in the
evidence OF the astonishing effects OF DRAKE's
PLANTATION BfTTERs. Thousands upon thou.
sands Of letter. like the following may bs seen
REEDsBuRy, Wis, Sept IS, 1859.
+" - Ihave been In the army hospitals
for fourteen neutrality-suspicious. and nearly dead.
Btttsis. I. . . Three bottles restored my speech
and cured me. c. II. FLAUTE."
.-....,, SOUTH WARSAW, O., July %, 1850.
"' One young man, who had been sick.
and not out Of the house for two years. with seroi.
uls nod Irysipelas, alter paying the doctors over
Si60 without heneht, been cured by ten BOTTLES
Of your Bitters. > - EDWARD wOUNAL."
The following is from the Mstron Of the Union
Home school for the Children OF Volunteer:
'..r' HAvEMrvxs MANSION, 61IH sraIEr,t
tf NEW YORK, Aug. i, 1881.
de. DRAKE; Your wonderful Plantation Bit-
ters have been given to OF little children
suffering from weaknessa and weak lungs with most
happy effect. One little girl, In particular, with
pains In the head, loss Of appetite and daily asst.
Ing consumption, on whom all medical akin had
been exhausted, has been entirely rpstorsd. We
commenced with but = tsspooafih of Bitters i
day. Her appetite incressedi strength and health
followed. 80 .. o..
Respectfully, MRS. o. NJ BEvOE."
q. love much to you, for Iverily believe
the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
.r"RHv. W. II. WAGGoNER, Madrid, N. y"
80. Thou wilt send me two bottles NOR
OF thy Plantation Bitters. Ny wife has been great
iy benefited by their use. Thy friend,
"AsA cURaIN, PhiladeIphis, Pa"
b 80. thays Seea great sstssrsr from py.
,spspsia. andhad to ahaudOu preaching. 80. TIE
Plantation Bittsrs have cured ~.
,,"REy.J. $. cArHoRN, Roehester, n. y"
80 49, Send Us twsnty.iour dozen more Of
your Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of which
are daily incre asng with the guests OF our house.
"sYKEs, CHADWICK, 4 CO.,
"Proprietors Wiilsrds' Hotel, Washington, DC.
a re- Ihsve given the Plantation Bitters to
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers, with the most
astonishing effect.
'.,'o CIV. D. ANDREWS
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, O.
"' The Plantation Bltters have cured me
Of Liver complaint, Of which was laid up pros.
trate, and had to abandon my business.
H.. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
90 The Plantation Ritters have cured p,s
Of arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary Or
gsns that has distressed me Tor years. ItAets like
a charm. &C. MOORE,
!. @! Agent for Colgate 4 Co as! Broadway"
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the langhid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed OF the eeletra-
ted calisaya Bark, Wintergreen, sassafras, Roots,
Herbs, &c, all preserved In perfectly pure St. Croix
Rum,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

IL H street aptist tChurch.-There will
be appropriate Thanksgiving Service In this
Church tomorrow morning at II o'clock, and a
discourse by the Pastor, Rev. T.. n. GRAY The
public are invited. noy26.lts
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

IL S.-Ns-lSoO-As-D Plantation
BITTERs.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They sIe an antiiote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent feyer,.
They pnrify the breath and Seidity Of the stom.
aoh.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipstion.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera hiorbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
ache.
They are the best Bittors In the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted aature,s
great iestorer. They are composed oil the eele-
DRAFTED ea,isaya BARK, Csscarilla bark, DaudeliUn,
Chanomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, CloveI-bu,is, Orange Peel, snakc-
t?ot, eAraway, Coriander, Bnrdoek, s.-T.-isS,l--
The following Is a sample Of the testimony daily
SOLDIERS Honr suPERrsrrSprsr's orrmr,,
c,seissAT, o. Ian 70, 1862
have given your Plantation Bitters to hundred.
o. our noble soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from yarlons causes, and the effect is most
mary selous snl gr ratifying.
such preparation NJ this 10 heartily wish In
every family, in. every hospital, and At hand on
every battlefield. G. W. D. AsDaEws,
B~-V Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

Destruction by Fire OF Fort Porter, At
Buffalo:
BUFFALO, Nov. GA fire last night de-
stroyed ths Interior of Fort Porter. About
$4,000 worth of clothing was burned. The
magazine was not injured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25
washinston and New Ysrk steck nGar-
kets To-Day.

sB We are requested 10 announce that from
his date until the meeting of Congress the
President will be unable to receive visi tors, his
time being fully occupied by public business.
NOVEMBER 10, 1868.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

CUBA SEGARS.---SEGARS, FROM
~ 1000 to 1850, OF Jiguani tobacco, for sale at
low price. Apply to JOSE PICAsU, hIIo as
Twelfth street, between @ and II streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

III St0raRe-In Fire-PrOOf Brick Ware
house, ftet OF v stroet. Apply to FRED. y. COZ
IENs, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from Four
teenth street. oc2O-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

LAVS DEO.
A Hymn for National tn h sgivtsg.
By TRAscIs DE HATS JAsvIEn.
'. I.
Glory to God We humbly bend
In grateful alteration;
And mingled prayer and praise ascend
Thanksgiving from nation
Glory to God, who brought our sires
Across the trAckless ocean,
To kindls here the altar fires
or national devotion
Glory to God, through whom we rose
To trsmple on oppression-
Who led us, over fallen foes,
To Freedoms fair possession
Glory TO God, for fostering care,
Parental love transcending;
For gifts and goodness everywhere,
Unmerited-unending'
Glory to God For boundiess grace,
We offer our oblatiOns!
oh, be our land His dwelling.place,
Through endless generations
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

III once or the Inde pendent Telegraph
Company, oC6 linth street, lone door from Penn
syivania avenue.
jyi6-tf AL TALCOTT, Manager.
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Gf.No. n.-speoIai Meeting, November
10, 1868 j, II, r., noah-I n

Gi-uniOn League. Hereafter the meetings
OF the League will he held In their hail every
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Distinguished speak
ers will he present throughout the winter.
no26-tf .. .H.a! ..rT . ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

Gs- steamer Empire has arrived from,
New York and iE now lischarging cargo at foot of
High street, Georgetown. Consignees will please
attend TO the reception Of their good, at once.
no96-2t MORGAN II RlIINEHART, Agts.
Ht- Market will bo held On tO-mOrrow
tWEDNEsDASI afternoon, November 70, instead
Of Thursday MOI ming, at Centre MarLet.
HENRY LYLES,
nO2i-2t q. O. Market.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

"' The Plantation Bitters have cured me
Of a arrangement OF the Kidneys and urinary Or
gsns that has distressed me Tor years. HAets like
charm. &C. MOORE,
O.. q" Agent for Colgate 4 Co 26. Broadway"
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

ss- Once Of the Recording scribe OF
Good Samaritan Division, No, !, SInH ot Teinprr.
ance, Washington, d. c. NOV. 10th, 1868 The
following resolutions were adopted at the last
regular meeting OF this Division;
Rsolpd, That this Division disclaims all con-
zion with the Association styled the " United
1cmu erance Division"
n lived, JYyiLsr, That this resolution be pub
lishei In the EOeniny Star, Daily Chronicle, and
NATIONAL REPuDllcAR. :.
no1-lts c. ID SMITH r. g
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the lsngiid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed OF the eeletra-
ted calisAya Bark, wiptergreen, sassafras, Roots,
Herbs, &C, all preserved In perfectly pure St. Croix
Rum.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

DUST OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.
L c., November 81, 1868.
rhe time for the departure Of the first great
Northern and Eastern Afternoon mail having neen
the 2si inst, 1t 10 necessary, In order to seerre
conneetioa at New York, that all mall matter in.
tended for points beyOn that city should be de-
posted In this office by $3.50 D. m.
Matter received after that hour will be DISPATCHED
BY the $ p. IN. train, which does not connect with
the Eastern trains In New York, and must lie over
mere one hai. ). J. BOWEN,
ho2tetu Postmaster.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

To ApvRRFIsRs.-We call the attention OF
business men to the Of our advertise
ments. We intend to keep busiaess eye to this
matter for the beneht Of our patrons. .a's....
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RAnaoAps.- AID DsrAsrunl OF
TnAIHs.-Ths sdvsstissmsnts o. eur hrst page
are Inserted by athsrty Of the railroad companies
severally named, ars onloially corrected when
changes are nsds, hence can b relied upon - cor
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%atiuual @epnbMsau.
WASHINGTON, d. O.
Observation-Disclosures sS. 1883.

~ The OAes - ths Nat1saal Rsgubls-
sSivanis svsaIo "a p ssrsss. -. :
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written for the National Republican.l
THAN X GIvINa.

nv u. n. TRACY.
Give thanks 70 God, each loyal heart,
Pour out your best oblations;
Our blessed land still bears her part -,
And lives among the uationsi
Where now the foreign foe to mock
Where Tresson's black pollution1 ,,
0ur nation stands the rudest shock
The shock Of revolution
When sLAvERy's iupious hand was raised,
Our starry nag to sever,
II withered, and, our God be praised
Its doom 10 sealed forever
Oh, hear ye not the exultapt cry
OF our own eagle, rising
Against the arches Of the sky,
At FRIEpoM's new baptising'
How proudly soars he, while in fear
The despots heart is Quaking;
Earth has no music for his ear
Like that Of fetters breaking
Give thanks to God, each loyal heart;
Pour out your best obiatiousi
Our blessed land still bears her part
Aud lives among the nations,
[The following beautiful hymn has been Sc
10 music by b. F. Baker, of Boston, and viii
be sung at Rev. Or. Sunderland's Church OF
day. it having been written fol
that occasion:
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

aa- Publtc csehools.-Tkere are = few va
cant seats In the Male and Fen AZ Schools
First District, tirst and Second wards OF the cty
Tickets OF admission can be obtained by All early
application tocithcr OF the undersiyned,
.. 10 WILSON,
3sl New York av., bet nth and 18th sis.
r. T. MORSELL,
ass d street, opposite CITY HAIL,
se23-if SiIl-UoATd Trustees First District
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

AN Appeal FROM THE CHRIsrIAs COhMIs-
sion.-We notice that the District coinInittse Of
Tue Y. y Christian Commission, have, BY requeSt
OF the Executive Committee, made an appeal 10
tie several pastors and congregations Of this Dis
triet TO present the claims sf the Commission on
Thanksgiving Day, and take up collection to aid
them In their work.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

vIsir OF TEE BOARD OF Prison INSPECTORS
TO THE GUARD Housr.-The Board or Prison In.
spsstors lately appointed by the Prssidsnt made q
visit today 10 the Central Guarihouse, WHARF they
were showu pround the prison by Lieut Berry, the
commander. The Inspectors expressed themselves
highly pleased with the manner In which the prison
10 kept. ..-.a o.. .... o.. '... d..
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

NorIcr.- falling 70 receive the
REPUBLICAN regularly will please notify this once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

GOVERNMENT STEAM FIRE ENorsEs. .--Ex-
pe-iments were made this aftsrnoon on the steam
fire engines Of the Government, with the permis.
sion Of Capt. Hartz, Assistant Chief Quartefmas.
ter, and wm. Dixon, Chief r gineer Of Fire De-
partment, for the purpose Of showisg the city au-
thorities their power and usefulness. The expert
msnt was made on the corner ef Ninth street and
PennsylvAniA avenue. 10 ''.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

mis- sppsaf son, aIsnds itssf to every lover Of
ny country sad to every ffissd Of ess.Eahons
.DSftndefs." ~ s.---4
Thsy say: awe have sent into the field t,ceipe
'Avsesd delegates, ministers and isymen, who have
lahorsd each from three 70 twelve weeks, without
pay, ninistsfing % ths wants Of me sise, Ne
\ They have distributed .,orsss Aching, &C 10
the value Of $500 OO0 testaments, so0oo religious
pspsn, i,sse,css JWsentsss, ssaesas snsN heeks
for knapsaoks, 100, 1000; psalms and hymn-books,
400 900; pages Of frSctA is, ,>sopoor 90 Church
fail Of making literal Aicohtributions. }
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

this PAPER Is NOW FuRNIsHEp Dy CAR
RIERs TO suBsCRIDERs IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH. .+ ...s. ~. O.. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25

"s . Thou wilt send me two bottles NOR
Of thy Plantation Bitters. Ny wife has been grea
iy benefited by their use. Thy friend,
CASA CuRRIN, PhiladeIphis, Pa"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18
DIED,

In thi. city, Sept 18th, 1863 ct 7:3o N, BESSIE.
daughter 0f Charles and Rains. aged years
month and IL days.
Her funeral viii take place from her parents res.
idence, south side Of Clay street, between Munbld
and GlMer, this afternoon, ct O'clock Inc 1nends
Of 'br family are RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend
without further notice.
~ baltimore papers please copy.
Tn the 10th Sept Of chronic diarrhea, in Chester
tcld cu,,uty at his gfaudfathers residence, Nelson
Gr.tiin, JOHN HENRY HICKOK, infant son Of K I
and Mary Hlckox, aged Is nooths aud 70 days
His funeral will take place from the residence o.
Nc Geo DFrayser c0rLer Broad and I'd sts Today at 10
O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance OF the FAINT
~ are respectfully invited TO attend.
On Yesterday evening, OF Inflammation Of the bow
Gig, private STEPHEN FKEER, Of company ID, l0sh
Virginia cavalry, aged 80 yeais, leaving wife aud
Child to mourn tier loss
HIS funeral will take place this evening at O'Clock
from his late residence. GU the south Side o Gay,
between bth and 9th streets His friends and ac-
Quaihiances are invited to attend without further no
iice.
On Thursday, 18th Sept, at II o'clock n, Of dip.
iberia, LAURA VIRGINIA, daughter Of John u
AMI Jane K Moss. in the All year Of her sge.
The friends Of the family and those Of her grand
father, Jesse Williams are Invited to attend the
funeral this afternoon at o'clock ut the residence
on Clay street. be. wee q LIST and -.
At Mountain View, Bedford county, Va, on Tues
day, 18th inst, MARY, daughter Of K aud n Nor
rison, Of Richmond, aged ten months
6Petersburg Express please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

FRox NoRrHERN vIRaINIA.-Passen-
gers by the Central train last night re-
present matters as continuing quiet with
the army of Gen. Lee. The indications
arc, however, that an engagement Will
take place in the course Of few days.
At last accounts the enemy's infantry, in
some force, had advanced as far as Mitch
ellis station on the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad, about midway between
Rapidan Station and Culpeper Court
House. 1t is thought they designed a
general advance of all their forces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

SURPRISES. sometimes hear OF
military calamities being the result Of
surprises, and they are received as il
surprises were one Of those contingencies
of war which cannot be avoided. A sur
prise, on the contrary, is military crime
Of the first magnitude. 1t involves the
absence of the first principles OF mill
tarv character. of that vigilance, disci-
pine. system, and caution which are as
essential to success as courage and fortl'
tude. An officer who permits himself
to be surprised is even more unfit for
command than one who is physically a
coward The latter may be saved from
doing harm by the courage Of his men;
the former renders their courage of no
avail, and exposes his whole command
and perhaps the cause of his country to
destruction.
We are dealing with foe who relies
upon system, watchfulness and cunning,
and who is ever on the lookout fora weak
point in our means Of defence. He
knows the Confederate soldiers too well
by this time to make calculations upon a
want of courage. He knows that their
fighting qualities surpass his own. But
he believes that their very excess of cOur-
age leads to over-confdence, and to a
neglect of that eternal vigilance which is
the price of liberty. FIVE are in danger
from such a cause, We should not deny it,
nor close our eyes to it. On the con-
trary, if ever it is lawful to be taught by
an enemy. it is in this precise particular.
We should be as watchiul, as systematic,
and as cautious as we are brave and resO-
lutte The severest penalties should be
visited upon officers or men who relax for
n moment the most unshrinking vigi-
lance Such thing as surprise should
never be heard of in a Confederate camp.
1t is practically treason, for it places the
key Of our security and success in the
enemy's hands; it gives US over to him
bound hand and foot; palsies the arm OF
the brave, ard creates distrust, irresolu'
ton, and uncertainty in every heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

Sk1gA1oo near 11o1oyo&eeS De0s
ATLANTA. Ga, Sept H.-A special
dispatch to the lntslligssoss, dated 10th,
from Resaca, states that heavy firing Was
heard Sunday, which proceeded from a
skirmish nine miles north Of Lafayette.
The enemy was driven back by Stew
arts artillery, Cheatham's division. No
loss on our side. The enemy's loss was
considerable, including thirty prisoners.
On the same day Wheeler had skir-
mish near Summerville, and drove the
enemy back two and half miles, cap
turing twenty prisoners.
The enemy has large force Of mount
ed infantry in this neighborhood.
The late movements in Wills Valley
were only made with the intention OF
getting possession of Chattanooga, where
Rosecrans is now certifying, evidently
not choosing to risk battle.
Hand cars are running to Cleveland,
Tenn.
All are sanguine.