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MILITARY SCHOOL.

TN ANTICIPATION OF CON- AZ
sORIPFI0H, and perhaps Difficulties 81 n
with Foreign Powers, propose % open q Mil- III III
ftary School In this City for the Education Of IL II
those who would desire to become Ofieers. receiF-
ed my education at West Point, here took the m ct
honoTs Of my class and nave since been in the field as
Captain Of the sth Ohio Battery. The course will
embrace theoretical and practical instruction in the
School Of the Soldier, Company, Battalion ana skir-
mish Drill, Bayonet Exercise and OUTPOST Duly
Also Lectures on Field -FortifcatiOn and Modern
Strategy; all modelled after the Wet Point mode
apd superior to ANYTHING Of its kind in the United
States. Arms furnished bY Col senter. No Uniforms
required Open on Wednesday Evening. April 18th,
at = past O'clock, at Atheneum Hall, lthe finest
drill room in the Oity and continues until July lst
Terms, SO for entire cOuree, payable In advance.
RefeTenees-MRi. Gen. Buel, Mai. Gen. A McCook,
Mai. Gen. Gordon Granger Brig Gen. Baird, Brig.
Cen. Hazen. Albert H Church, Iii D., Prof. of Ma
thematic, West Point, N. z, Denis Mahan, LID 4,
Prof OF ilitaty and Civil Engineering. West Point,
n. Y, &C., sc. Capt. henry 8. WETMOBE.
ldesirous of attending will please meet
me at Atheneum Hall, wednesday evening April IS,
at halfpast seven O'clock aPrllit
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GcneraI Garfield.

The State Journal, of this morning, con-
tradicts the statement Of yesterday, that a
letter had been received from General Gar
field, dated at Libby Prison. Another
Hoficer Of high rank" was the writer Of
the letter.
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FARMs ANp On LOfs.

scres good Gardsn and Eruit land about go fruit
trees in b=ariug aud other small fruits. cheap
frame house 2'S miles OUT $500, hall down,
balance on lime
I45 acre in Brecsyi le 25 to 80 acres timber; good
two story frame house, barn 30Gl0, shed, horse
barn and cheese house good water, $40 fruit trees
ssj per acre, part on time.
$50 acrls 4 miles from WiI0ughby and Is from city
nrst class IA IN, well i'm proved 1914 teracrs.
House and lot on farkman street, To- 2xlO0 ~ sto
~ frame house, BAN, &C alNiu.
6i acres on Cnyahoga River, miles from city, 45
acres Cd river bottolns l5 acres timber, brick
for city property.
l4l acres miles from city good land no buildings,
go per acre.
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TOHN g. JENNINGS,
- Successor 10 Rouse Jenninss,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
Marble Block, 2II superior-st.

60 vii buy and sell Real Estaie on Commission
Rent and object Rents, &C
nS-NO charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
E5-Alsa issues Policies a. Lowest Paying Bates in
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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Deno1ratie KnmitY aeainst Conmon

schoezs.
When, a Few months sgO, VanandiQbam
proposed, in 3 speech in Indiana, to abol-
iah railroads, islsgraphs, steamboats,,
churches &es ns enemies 70 the Democratic
causs, We sdmitted the truth of the charge.
but wondered at the candor which publicly
confessed it But the Copperhead jour
nails have got even beyond that position
now, and denounee the schools themselves
By which the country has won her great
ness. The matter Of wearing badges Of
Unionisn and Of COpperhead Significance
iu The schools Of Dayton, has been repeat
sdly referred to. Ithas been seen that the
Dsyion Enpire has ad7ocated the right Of
the pupils 10 wear Gopperhead badges II
they choose. The Cincinnati Enquirer
takes the same ground, and goes enough
further to say;
Looking upon the State machinery for
What is called educating the sons Of the
people as much better calculated to per-
petuate ignorance than to promote enlight-
enment, the only feeling we have Of re-
gret is occasioued by the fact that it was
the sons Of Abolihonists, rather than those
Of Democrats, who were expelled. As the
teacher really did the boys 8 kindness by
turning them out Of the seminary, we sus-
pect that if wrong was committed any
where, it was upon those who were com
PEELED 10 remain
This is the Democratic view Of education
that it is kindness to youth to deprive
them Of it. Education is, therefore, by
the confession Of one of the Democratic
organs, damaging to that institution.
This view, startling as it is to those Of
US who have looked upon common school
education as s great safeguard of National
prosperity, is not new. Henry A. Wise
thanked God there was not q newspaper
published in his district. The Richmond
Enquirer and Charleston Mercury, years
before the rebellion, denounced "free
schools" along with greasy mechanics"
Why should not their allies do the same
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EnYFRNMENT L0lN.

PHILADELPHIA, April %.
Subscriptions to the 5.20s yesterday and
to-day amounted to S3,500OO0. One Phil
adelpnia bank took $500, 900 this morning.
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

10 acres near East Cleveland Village, good house and
barn and a variety OF fruit SZsU0, oue-hali in
hand, BALANCE time.
new Brick HOu5e and Barn on Detroit-St, lot l25X
32l, we'll improved, fruil, &C. s3,uG0; 500 cash,
balance on OF years lime.
very nice Gothic Cottages on itisbmgh-St Prices
on time.
~ story Cottage, 10 rooms, on SeovSt. Lot 3sxl62
in good order. si6nO.
Small story House, lot ssx 20, on scoyi1 ST., east
Of FOress-St. 8 200.
House and Lot Hamilfon-St, house stories, s
rooms; lot Sex 90. si200
acres W il suI Az, batWeen Euclid and Superb
Or-St3 500 per acre.
50 acres nicay improved Ian all kinds Of fruit, ~
story Brick House, Barn, &C, in Brecksyille, a.
800 VIII Exchange for 70 acres near the cry
sell cheap for cash.
House and Lot on Harbor St. sl2gL Exchange for
farm.
A few shares Lake Shore Railroad Stock for sale.
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William Belt, of the 10Th
Ohio Cavalry, was accidentally shot by a
comrade in the fore part Of March, and has
been in the Hospital at Camp Cleveland since
that time. The ball passed through the
bone of his leg just above the knee. Surgeon
McClurg, of the U. S. Hospital, where the
wounded man was conveyed, advised thai the
HE'D be amputated at once, as it WeuId be
impossible to save it, and delay might en-
danger his life. The Surgeon of the Tenth
Cavalry was of different opinion, and said
the limb should not be amputated, as did
several of the officers of the regiment. The
man has suffered more than he would from a
dozen amputatiOns. AtIength it became i'm
peratively necessary to amputate the limb to
save the mans life, and this was accordingly
done on Friday last by Surgeon McClurg,
Drs Strong and Capener being present at the
operation. Itwss question with the Sur
geons whether the man would get well or not,
but we learn that he is now improving.
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THE SHIP YARDs.-FOote & Heating are
repairing the schooner oOnsuslo, putting in
a new center-board box and some now out
side planking, &c. They aR also making
some slight repairs to the tug Peter Smith.
Quayle Martin are building a new canal
schooner.
Peck & Masters are finishing eF four new
prOpellers, and have contracted to build an
other, on which the work is not yet com
menced.
Laffrinier is constructing four new schoon-
ers for parties in Boston, to be used in the
Eastern cOasting trade. He is also finishing
of two tugs.
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THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.


Nv the Author Of "Fair Inez,' "The Prince Of
sWalss, >" The Ghost Hunters" &C., &o'
OHAPTER Wall ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,
Butt aFas all within my Sleeve
To think the people round me
Did the landlord 50 deceive
50 said, "NOW Mr.. Landlord,
You, Sir, too, shall have your day.
As peeped IN at the window
And saw him receive his pay.
He his pay had all collected
Ere the fOlks were near half done,
Quickly "Au aboard ~ shouted,
And made all the people runi
Out they rushed ali mad as blazss,
SEOre the landlord vas cheat
And with the railroad had combined
That they should not half eat.
But the man whs was the madsst,
Was the one Who next ne sat-
When DER his person be had spilled
The oont8ntsOi his hat.
sour army once in Flanders"
Our army in the South,
Would blush to hear the curses
That proceeded from his mouth.
He gwore on me he'd tako revenge,
And was bound 70 have my life,
So he seized from Ofi the table quick
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife in hand to ind me,
He looked madly through the car,
While was in the depot hid
Enjoying segar-.
When he saw he could not find me-
After looking through the traini ~
Into the dining room he rsni
And took my seat again
In the cans, which started on theni az,
And left him soon behind, A
Looking Yainly in each corner .--
OF the depot me 70 md
fro BIZ CONTINUED ina
In the meantime would announce to the publ
that have brought home from the hast the lafBsi
- - nh TfoaT of farhfonaDl8
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OLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO R. B,
ELL
sUMAER ARRANaEMENT.


1868. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. 1885.
On and after MOnday, April 2Oth, 1873. Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland O. follows (Suadays
Cepted):
5IOA. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS-stops at Berea,
Grafton, berlin, " akemau, H0IWalk, Mon
rosville, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont Elmcre and
Genoa, AID arrl ses at Toledo g.3JA.BL; ard Chi
cagO at n:3l p. NJ
200 p. n.-SUJTh hliN AI8IIs-Stops at an stations
on seuthern Division, and ARRIVES al Toledo at
$40 p. n.
5l0P. a.-hORTIlERE MAIL-st0ps al all stations
on Northern Division. aud arrives at Sandusky
at 7.50 p. ..
500 P. H.-rEBEGRAPH EXPRESs-Stopsn at Graf
ton, Obs lin, a akemAn, h0rwa K, FlouIOoville,
Pei &. .ue. Cly de, tremont and hlmOfc, and ar
rive az Toledo $40 ?. = UhicagO AZ 7:11 A. NJ
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are ruae At MonroeFille with the San
dnsky, Mansfield 5 hoWark r. r., 81 Clyde with tie
Saudusly, Dayton B Cincinnati 4. r., at Fremou {
with Fremont b Indiana 4. T., and ct Toledo with
the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana and IC-
isdo 4 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit Jack
son, Fort Wayne, LoEansport, Lafayette Cairo, Al
ton, St. Louis and al points West, Northwest Al
Southwest. r.
West ct $50 A. n, s3l ?. NJ and 3 p M. Erom
Sandusky st 9:25 4. n. Il. d. BUOKER, Supt.
Olsyeland, April 20, 1888
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RUNAwAY.-A runaway on Lake. street
this morning created some excitement. A
man left his horse standing near the corner
of Water street without hitehing, a little girl
being on the seat. The horse took fright at
something and ran, but was fortunately
stopped by a man who chancsd to be crossing
the road, before running very far. The pro-
prietOr of the horse, who we are told is the
child's father, was greatly frightened by the
occurrence, which might have ended tragic
ally. It ought to be warning to him, and
TO all others, not to leave horse unhitched
in the street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
[FrOm Last evenings EdltiOn.l

PASSENGER TRAVEL BY RAnRoAD.-
Seven passenger coaches, filed, constituted
the mail train this morning, on the Lake
Shore road. Travel ison the increase.
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WINTER OLOTHING,

In the meantime would announce to the public
that have brought home rom the hast the largest
- - .-.-..rL .lnaL n l.-hInnahLa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-29

U. S. HosP1TAL.-There are now few
over 200 patients in the United States Hos
pital at Camp Cleveland. Additions to the
number are expected daily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-29

WOoD.-We observe that numerous scoW
loads Of wood from Black River are arriving
daily. This influx Of wood hasn't had the
effect to bring down the price very materially
as yet. Wood sells, delivered, at $3.50.
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seh,l t,r s''oysltv. srd q, sosseq.sp,ly syyssrsd
that was cue of The inost loysl men In Bas'more.
end NN the tct ~ss pror pied BY ma ice. ne go
therefore. marched through tfw streets viii the fol-
l,winS ipscrlpti, i,s' " was ssstecftvr. sn haf.
] caused the arrytt Of an unoneu udtus Union man y"
Aiurrss from corinth. Miss, i.t Inst. ssys: ''On
the i+th ef last month, uaenant and ten reu cf
the Ia U Al hams te5srsl Cavalry. stArted en- fcot
frctp Glen tale come ten u We frs NJ here, apd pro-
esed.d iuto he cep,ra pert Of Alsbans and After an
absence OF t-o scsks they rrturns&. bringing With
them 10 recrus for their resuitn'. as well a. I'VE
prisoners Que Of tlsm lieutenant, and rebe, man.
- trophios. The ieuteuant eap otod vas ensassd 10
crrfp 'bs, and ssys he thieks that the nfederscy
~ soout exhausted ten men can travel ell through
D.. The, report that the country 10 full 81 eonscrip.
Ina onicsfs. and the nion men ere ell " irG IN the
y 'Nds ThoGssnds are really to Join the Union
army"
Nts-rsp from ocfcer board the United states
ploopof gar kearrsrse, dated brest Ufaneel, sept.
18Th, ss,, ~. are all ready for the pit ate forda.
rateh'us her movements sharply, and ~aitins inira.
tien,ly o. her sivsnt, hcpnS to awe good seorunt
OF cur,eive.. but the French government 10 going
10 enforce The four rule. - did the Knkiish in
the css- o the ru,caJoraandth the Nashvils, ~ Suth
.mp'on. TINS nat.s our task ertremsly difheuh.
'or The k,srArge ltcs sone distance up the channel,
-h,cl sstIonsl defsuded and dirtcuN 10 force not
!" mention tsF Dozen line of. hattie shirs ylre
neN u - W. OF the por,. We must he long dO'
t.rce oui. ~ 10 the rochs and shoals Witch here
shouud, thpss,n Lar ssod o9p0rtanity fol sscsps
on any dArk night"
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INTERESTING CITY NEWS.
From Tennessee.

ysshri1,e. Oct. tip TO . late hours this evening
Information from ChsttAnooss At hurfrsesbo did
sot tell n . sen.rsl engagement The two armies
sill remain in front Of each other, fr Nfy lns
irregular firing was OF constant Occurrences. There
we're some movements being made on the part ot
ere enemy that seemed odd and mysterious, but not
positively threatening. 7 do not pretend 10 i've
these posi,ivc fso,s; for got the Information
Through a source thN 10 indebted to others fr the
sAme. Neither railroad or telegraph communication
= oDan to Stevenson, Aiabsna, from Nashville but
the new brousht is not DEPRESSING.
Headquarters, Tinted State Forces, T,.D., Ort !.
a =. M-The rspor,s received up TO tins t,m. at
Murfressboro oonsetinr, and though Of import
sDce, are By means certain. IL is considered be
yOd doubt that the enemy Is being rapidly pursued
~ our forces, and that while he may stop 70
q come dsmase 70 the rsiirosd, he will have
b retreat With rspidV. II General Forrest 10
reinforced BY infantry then there 10 possibility he
ssn stand: but II s hardly probable Re can get suf
oc,snt force for this purross on the railroad referred
10 sbovs extensive means. both In laber and militia
~ force, srs being empoyed on our par to restore
sBmmuuic,ton, and both II and the telegraph sill in
. vsry shor. time Ia asan in WORKING order.
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News Items.
lrtI,,ophed 10 tA- ysv York Sue


Soss V-.,e cotton has Just been solc o. Philade obia
- high - 9f'. r. per ponud-
TIM subscrip pt,ops to the F,ve.Tvsnty loan are -
large that It l. nov certain that Mr. Chase viii net
cell ior ano.h.f iO.p this year
Noircr has been received in Trenton, N, J., At .hs
Adiu.sut Censrsls Office, from the Provost harshnl
General. that drs viii bc cosnTosneed Ia Ssv J,r-
.2 on tie 2a.h in.,- crcdts vii b svsn BY sub.
eisticis W to ths eith.
Tas Hon Henry Winter Davis. accompanied ~
the Non. n. W Hofnsn, one " the Ctys Commit.
tee, g. invite the Russian o,ncsrs and Admiral Far-
rAxlt 10 baltimore isft Baltimore Lust eysnns for
NJ" YeTk. Hr Dsvis gill sp.sh q the Cooper 10.
stitu,s to night.
Psrrs Mrrrur. Frsriniss eurr-on Of N. pNri
OF Enroinent ct Lockport, n. Y, has btcn held 70
bail In 5000 for accepting mou,y and J. r. Hoyer
vi" held to bail In the came suoun', for oaerins
money to Murphy to exempt drafted men. Their az
smns,ion viii be held in Rochester.
RErur>. from tho Connecticut town election, n.
one hundred township 'ho~ ths, ths RepubIiosns
have carried fhy-h,e and the Opposition for. y Eve
towns. There returns ernb -sry all the town
Ia which elections we're held on Monday last Ths
vote In many parts OF tho ststs was unu-uay heavy
Arornll party Of eontrshands have arrived q. Al,
ex -'Ti, They msstiy ffcm 'hs region sto out
Gully, pper. They rdpresen, tha. they we're tod to
, leave by Their orners, because they bad nothing
wbsres ith to support ,hsm during the esmlns yin.
ter.
A srE0AL d.spsteb nom 81. Paul ssys intsLs moo
brought by half breeds to Pembns, statss that Cap,
/ Fbks overland eIpediton TO Idaho has besn msss
! cred BY the SlouI Nothing definite 10 eivsn to
time and place, creep. that It took place on The Big
Bend Of the Missouri nv.r The half bresds ssy thai
tho Indians display their trophies guns and othe1
articles known to have bslonrsd 20 the expedition
Tas Vermont L.ssla,us convened o. Moutpslu
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Tho Row Among the Radicais.

The radicals in Washington feel terribly sore about
Postmaster General Blsirs Rcch Vile speech, warning
the people assins them and their party. They think
" too bad that any one holding such visws shouk
have . seat In the cabinet. A. . countefbiast
against Mr.. Bisirs Phillippic, they setins up
pamphlet against Seward. rhuriov Weed. aud the
Con,evsti,es, vida . side ho- ct Mcclellan, prov
Ina ths, thesc ~,Is al concerned IN scme Of the
Wholesale orrtsr. os the usryia ias.is,ur~. Some
eurious rrys stiom are nado about the employ ment
OF spiss and inforners, and a great deal Of dirty
linen 10 sIpossd to public sAzs. great
deal Of SPACE 10 devoted TO the forwarding,
By ord,rs OF General Mcclellan snd Simon Came.
ron." Of certain naryisnd regiments. to baltimore.
20 carry tho election both By ,e,e aud bsyopst. The
recent TRADE In wsshinstou of Senator Wilson
agsirs' the foetmestsfIt, neral " faint ulustra-
ton u the bitterness Of the radicals asNipst hin lie
ssid that Of the hundred and seven thousapd In
MsMsehu.etts vho voted for hr. Linooln, not ono
would approve that sr~~eh made hy . member Of NJ.
Linooln's Cabinet H.. st,sel cp ssustor summer
,as unJustfahie, while the subject OF the attach
vas . gentleman who slvsys .tudiousy syotd-
som vsntrd no controversy .ith the Goa.
ersl, hut he would let him knov that be vas not
fig ugh 10 ineut the people Of this country
We made hiu, . insmbcF II The Cabinet. ~ Snm
nsr himsei b~ysd for him and begged for him. lin
terrpt-d- Re more care oil u.u TIME "Wsil,"
he continued ~ he served us so. 90 much the vcrs:
and ninety nine out Of every thousand Of the loyal
people" ''rbe merit CopUess," he continued. 'wosid
be the most terrible tfial ever encountered In this
eountry, and all arts vouid be used TO seduce the
weaker nsmbcrs rhs member must Aud thsm.
ssives ned By the great heart OF the peope In
uphodins aud Carrying sat the prtneges Of the Pre-
the 'p,ofh referring 10 Blair received With i'm
| tnsuss sptlause.
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Rear Admiral samuel Y. Dupont late Command
In Chief Of the South Atlantic block fleet, srr
vei in this city yesterday from bis country ressdsAes
lie visited ue BroobHu Navy Yard In the afternoon,
and reported himself 10 Rear Admiral Gregory %
raady for examination he 5timers Court Of In
auiry. The Admiral looks in excellent health and
sprits
Tho recent -hoisssie destruction Of American sh'ps
b. rebel privstcrs spI~sJs have put the spur into
our Nsvy Department Wo hear 4. reported Ia .
val eccs that tho comm sndins officer st Phiisdsl-
phiA hss been ordered 10 o,mplsts With tho utmost
dispatch the steamers roonderosa aud Quaker City.
Thcse vssssls TO BE- put the track OF the Alsba
ma IN the sous Atlantic. ft is also said that tho
Grand aulf now this port 10 under orders for the
same des .Atiol.
The 1. =. transport Massachusetts, will sail In .
few days from the Philsd.lphis Navy Yard for this
south Atlantic bockLdinG syusdron. Le,ters, papers
and parceh, properly directed, for the oficer and
crew. VII b. ehssrfully forwarded " sent \, tho Phil
aSclphA Nav Yard bsiore ii. departure " the ,os-
sci. Th.r. ONE ~ ve~sels attached To tho Heet
now the oficers and crss Of which nIiousy sIpeet
news And urw'pr psrs from their friends tho North
The Building Of three monster var ships 10 about
TO BE- osrumsncsd By the Navy Department. They
viii be 200 tons, 81 least. and large enoush N hold
tho Necessary mschinery 20 make them the fastest
var vessels that have yet bsso built Their Iron pie
tns. froru B.. g. inches thick will make them i'm.
prcguabis Secretary Wsies .ntsnds TO get them cut
in sish,een months.
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Yesterday The Hcuss -~ o-ssuiEsd by the election
HA. n. Gard rer Of Renninston, ,r-aket and the
reelection OF Ejvsri A ste~.-, Of Derby. ekrs. In
the Senate, Henr, C!srt. Of Peuiiney, vas eho en-
SECRETARY snd II. l.. Limb, Of Birunstsr, Assistant
Cisfk sod Kew. n. l.. s,oue. ~ Soraslj. Chatiaiu.
Gov ualbfook dsL vs 81 bis ,asdletery In .hs afss.
pcon
Ist Peel EAT 10 taking his time u95n te Missouri
bouei" PAT ~ tbs dsless,ou ,tu remain
IN Ws'hirs'oc to receive his reply II 10 uaiefs;oci
that be has concluded TO grant kansN -hs sh, aka
ten Ewirs viii gtve place to sone niso NOR popu
lar thsn he 10 With the Ksussn.. Ron. james g.
Rollins. nsnbcr & ,oprsss from kpsouri. 10 on
hsnd. ~ertine against the delcsstou &c n th., state
Frc'icent Lincoln rfofni.cs, IL 10 sAd, that Al order
shall be Issued Ia N -scud similar "a that Issued BY
Gen Burnside sn kentucky, preventing rebels from
voting iu elections
ORA tsieersphle sd,lcs. frcm Tsrnu.,ee br,ns some
details cf an npor,an, eip.d tion shout to Is start
ID In that qusrttr The = Iteenih Arm, Core, ~
tons Idle, sh,u, TO take IN. n,J. y more leaves
efshsencs or fuflousbs ere granted. Large eusntiU.
o. ammunition and supplies % all hind. are being
shipped to certain quarter. TNe Ohio sclii.u have
been supplied With new swinsasd rifles. l, 10 n
ported that Ms,or Geocrsi sherman viii take com
m,nd, As oops frSm his eorys contiuuaiiy srr,
ins from below.
Aso,s the lsttsr, TO Jefferson Davis tsr.n,i, cap.
Pc. 10 one written By Gen. Gsdsieo. of south
rirs dated Ns,ieo, - far bach a. 1894, -hsn
l.,'s.. Secretary Of was, DEVELOPING the scheme
ofs srest federation Of Wet India Islands, l,clud
ins Cubs, 70 be formidable Commercial ard N.,al
Power. stimulated ia their aAvaue. rsnt and pfos-
per.,v by African slavery - now sts'i1s In the
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