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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
III formerly OF the nrIn Of Littles keYes,J mas
opened Real Estate ONCE in Rouse's Block corner
5uperorSt. and Public Square, and has constantly
hand several thousand acres of rst quality FARM
ing Lands in the States Of Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
nour, to exchangefor city country property; also
iOr Ali kinds personal property Part cash paid
uananazr- -7FsAf1h
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DENTISTRY.
A SINGLE TOOTH 81, co. q
ARTIFIOIAL TEETH.

upon Vulesnized Rubber Base, with our mode OF I'm
sertne is pronounced BY all to be the most ifelikf
and useful IN Eating, Speaking and Singing They
can De ntted over any remaining roots without gvna
pain and warranted TO IT. for less than half our for.
mer prices Experience has brought the pracfice o.
our profession e 80 high degree OF perfection that
partial OF entire sets can be made without the least
lnconyeniences the patients, and
from Natural Teeth, for go, sl5and e20 3 ST.
established over ten years, corner Ontarfo-gt
and Public Square, (south Eide.) 80
osP HALLIWILL EDAHTELs,
nantfTtn
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FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTsFO
SALE OR EXCHANGE

A1eA4AeAh
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOB
SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
No lsl Pittsburgh street, 70 story brick house,
with basement brick barn, ell nicely finished :;
three story b,ick DWELLINGS, With modern improve
menis, on Eu d Street west Of Erie; will be
HO1 md lot 'i,I street, West sidei 10. 25xIsO
One story frame house on Garden street; lot xl25,
$500.
50 acr's Of land in Fulton Co., Ohio, u,ar Toledo
go d farming land; t7 pr acre, will exchange
for honss ant lot in the city.
Prospect reet-Three first class brick houses with
modern Improvements, one near Erie one near
Bro nell, and one near huntington + rect
very besutifuI aud nnely imprOver Farm OF us
acres, on plank road three miles from Warren,
No. "a. corner OF iarden and Hudson-StS. Store and
fine Residence and lal ge Lot, corner of Lake-st
and Case Avenue. For sale cheap or exchange
Grist Mil and thirty acres Of Land good DweIling
House Well loca ed and good waller power
81 acres good Farming Lana IN Brocksville, about 40
acres rich river bottom. IS per acre. part time
good House and Los on Prospects St, near Erie-st
A nice Brick H use and Lot on the West Side, psar
the Circle on Franklin-St q 500.
small Frame House on Wheat-St. $3.50.
Store House and Dwelling on Detroit-St. Very
Hoffman BI ,ck for sale cheeP--part on time.
very valuable Properly on KinsmGn-St
good House and Barn, y acre Lot, on Kinsman-St
near Erie-St. e450l.
l21f acres choice 7 rult Land in East Cleveland
a good Farm OF $50 acres ~ miles from Medina
good Bui'dings and all kinds Of Fruit; az . acre
or will exchange tor a small farm near the City
House and lot Psrkman street; To- 25xIOO; II Bto
~ frame house, barn, &c. elO0O.
so acres nicely improved Land kinds Of fruit, II
story Brick House, Barn, &C, in Brecksyille, 81,
500 viii exchange for to acres near the city
sell cheap for cash
Lake Street. cOttase nearly opposite Steers g 800
Taylor etreet-h est side good " story IRme h use
Lot 6OxI32 $3.50.
Taylor Street, anne horse and lot, $780,
" ." Vacant lot, 1850.
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MORNING LEADER.
TUE.DAV mOaNINe, AUG 25, 1898.


The Eersld squanders nearly half page
to 3 demonstration Of its own utter ignOr-
ance Of our National politics, when q col
umR would have empty sufieed. 1t makes
the nerf Ranate stand:
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1858.
nee sPLENpTD sTEAMERs

PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF CLEVELAND
TRAVELLING, ILLINOIS, IRON OITI 4 HGRTH.
NkN LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit 70 all Lake Superior POrt during ths season
On the following dayss
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very desirable Residence, with Is acres Of land,
convenient to Street Railroad
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
auRl4 AtWater Building, foot Of SuperiOr-Sk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

with ell the Kentucky delegation, of
course; and then "gobbles up" major
ity Of the members 70 be elected after this
fashion:
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The WOolwicb Ordnance Committee have
determined TO discard cast iron rifed guns
entirely. as being too weak to be made Of
service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

During the late militia rife matches in
England, it was noticed that all the prize
winners were blue eyed men.
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Il acres miles from the City about 40 rods from
Euclid-St., on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn; well stocked with Fruit Of ali
kinds Prize 3 200. Terms 70 suit purchaser.
45 Euclid, 2 miles from the ci timbered,
new house, price a p p-r acre Terms ca y.
Farm in EeWburgh, five miles IRON tn city-l5
a res tinibe ed. 81 acres improve, email frame
house, good barn ana COW ste Die, stream Of -ver
fai in water and ma Crch8r
u acres with frame cottage nj rarn, miles from
Ci y, near st lair road, has been occupied by d
ga dens Price S3,f0l. Terms easy.
10 acrey, 10 wO1d land balance impr ed) Euc'id
road, sCOt springs OF water, fruit, and q good
situation for grates.
Choic well sci cted lands in Iowa, Wisconsin,
and HIichigan for sale or exchange
50 acres in New burg, about miles irUm Cl6Velanc
Good HOUSE and Barns and fine Orchard. s5OOa
$50 acres 30 miles from Toledo and miles rom Wan
seOn Stationon Air Line Railroad $50 acres prai.
rie and balance timber land. New House and
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M E r e o r,
TR AVE LII Err
LL I'm rs,
Captain JOHN R9BERTsOE.
na.n-- L.. ra.a--l. . !

Leaves Cleveland at Pm. Leave Detroit o"
Tuesday y....--....-... July "a " hedDesday-..----
Monday. q Tuesday. y
Friday...........AuEust Saturday ugusI
Wednesday. ugust I9 Thur-day..-.. August 20
Tuesday...... September wednesday .sSeptem her
Mcnday... tember Il Tuesday. y..-...Sepuember 10
Frida IS. ptember Is Saturday Y....,.September rs
MednaadaF October7 ThursdaY. October
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SHIRTS And COLLARS,


EISHIN TAOKLE.-A@<zs,.,
Il JUST TREOEIVED-A fresh sup = S~-1-a-1sSls1sS
ply Of COnroy Celebrated Fishing Tackle Our stock
Of Rods, Reeds, Lines, Hooks, Flics, Bats, &c &C.
is large and in great variety
8-We have also-on hand fine assortment Of
Double and Single-Barrelled shot Guns, Rifles, Be
gOiVlng PistolAI Powder FlaskH, Shot Pouchss am
munttionsi and thing required for Field Sports,
at HATTBRSLEY'S GUN STORE,
l02 Superier-St., Cleveland, o,
-BsPairing nsasly executed. ma7T
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
ALBUMS, Ar

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
3. DOUGLAS CO.,
l79 Superior-St.
ARFIsTs' NATEEIALS-WIEDs AND
HEWTON'S and GOupiI's OIL and Watar Colorg.
ct Il. b. DOUGLAS & Co. y,
I79 SuDerior-st.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at b. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l79 SuperiOr-St
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES or 0ELHBRATID
Paintings and Engrsvings, st
K. b. DOUGLASS q CO.'S,
l79 Superior-st
"OARTHs DE- VIsITA" OF UBLKBRATRp
Men and Women, and Palmers Marbles, at
h. b. DOUGLAS OO.'S,
T79 SuDerior-5t.
FINE RNGRAVINGs or DISTINGUISHED
Men 3. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
apr1e 10 Ruperior-s
DORTRAIT FRAMES.-SQUARI
and Oval Gilt Frames, at
mAy2l sARGEAETB.
DHUTOGRAPH FRAMES.--GILE
Il and Rosewood Oval Frames, . splendid sssort
ilant r- GARcrA NT74.
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P8sT-0gFIGE TlME-TABLE.
1858 sUKKER ARRANGEMENT 1855
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
1.-THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

~ Mails viii Be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains
oa0-An Mails close one hour before departure
trans.
ARBIVAJ OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 4s45 a. NJ, I4O & l:s5P NJ
Eastern Way arrives at 9:55 A. IL
Western Through arrives a. $50 A n . and g.Z5 p n
Western Way arrives at 3 30 p. ID.
6andusky Way arrives at 9.25 A. N.
Cincinnati through arrives at 9:45 A. M, SIS p NJ
do Way arrives AZ gs35 r. NJ
Pittsburgh Through arrive at 9:l5 P. n.
do Way arrives al 30 A N.
MahOning Way arrives at 7.05 NJ.
medinay Way arrives at 400 2. N.
ROckport, &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdayB at Y NJ.
Brecksvie. Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
at5P. III.
ShaIOn enter, Granger North ROyaton, kc., arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ
Warrensviils arrives daily at lu:l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. n.
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READY.MADE elOTRlNE.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.


By the Author of "Fair Ineg,'' .,The Prince Of
wales, The Ghost Hunters 60, &c.
CHAPTER Wills TIE sLEEPISe OLR.
Thick and fast the shades Of twilight,
Were then fslhns all around,
Aud the beautiou- stars Of evening
In the heavens did abonnd.
On re sped Ger hills an va leyss
RIvaing ightningin our hight,
While our sleep.ng car was altered
For the comfort Of the night
But wss not very sleepy,
So sat up that N ght sae
All the antics Of the lovers
Who Wtre sitting front OF me-.
With my eyes hall closed a-ched them
And could not hello but smile
As saw them 81 az hugging
In very loving style.
She her head was gently resting
On her manly liver breast,
While her arns, in lovers fashion
kOuud her neck vas fondly pressed,
And soft WOrds love he uttered
In the maid ms list5niug ear.
Words, though very Interesting,
StIh dare not let you hear.
ButI cou d no. let them rest SO,
For with them must have sp7rt,
So with cane he touched them slightly
On their ieet, as quick as thought.
Upthey jumped a j IN q hutter,
BOtn were shaking some W tn feari
While sleeping, Was quietly,
Or at least did so apear.
When they saw they were not injured
AID that every hing was right,
Down tn J sat- and then left them
F., the ia lance OF the night
Soon to take a snOOZe | lay Gown,
And nothing more did know,
Till the trim sITlved at Pittsburgh
And 1 wOke in the depot.
lTO BE Continued
And we shall also continue 70 give Great Bargains
to All who call al isaac I-aac Union Hall, as -
have on hand the largest and most superb stocA
| of fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods,
I q
Cleveland, and our stock Of Spring and Sumer Ready
Made Clothing surpasses anything in the state. a
{ buy and sell for cash My, wholesale and retsi
| purchasers viii do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaao's Union Hall,
Eole Agency FOR sale o. Singer Celebrated Seytn
Machines, Storr'a AutomatOn FressmH1 and
StronE's Patent Army Bed-Trunk-
-. Corner Superior and OniOn-Stt.
- Look out Tor the GIANTS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

T AND OFFICE.-H. h. LITTLE
4 has constantly on hand large number Of i'm
proved Farms for sale for cash or on time. Also--a
variety of City aud VILLAGE Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he viii exchange for Farms, City or Personal
Property. OAos IN AtGater Building Nos. Z and g.
ID floor. maYI2
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REAL ESTATE.
TOHN G.. JEN GS,
ID (suooes0or to Rouss 4 Jenninss,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.

III superiOr-st., Marble bIOoE3
To Arwster Building, foot Of Supe.ior-st.
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The battalion Of Infantry Of the French
Imperial Guard are seabbards which con-
tract to half their length when the sword
is drawn. THIS arrangement is said
much to facilitate the movements in the
field.
A report on London traffic gives the fol-
lowing as a specimen Of the crowded state
Of the city streets: On three specified or
binary business days, St. swithin's Lane
eWas blockaded up for hours and 25 min
utes, hours and % minutes, and 8 hours
and 10 minutes-out Of ten hours Of each
day.
A French doctor, or quacl, named Le-
noble, recently undertook 70 cure rheuma-
tism by the plan which cured his father
The patient ian old Woman) was to be
placed in a bakers oven on q bed Of reeds
until the latter was reduced to ashes. The
experiment succeeded as far hs the reeds
were concernep-they were baked into
powder; but the patient was unfortunately
baked to death.
The Liverpool Albion has been looking
at some engraved portraits of rebel Gener-
ais, and goes of into hyslerics Of admirs
ton over them. OF Lee it says that the
head is "grsnd and imprefsive;" Beau
regard is "shrewd and observsnt;" Da-
Wis presents "a concentration Of acute sa-
gacity and frmness; while the other two
jackson and JOhnstOn) are equally sug-
gestive Of "bOld intrepldity and executive
eoOlness."
A letter frsm Copenhagen says that dur
ing the Hamburg Worlds Fair the young
Prince George of Denmark, who was re-
Gently elected King Of Greece, found him
self close to Ohio, the expelled King of
that state, in the room where the American
agricultural mschines we're exhibited, and
no little embarrassment was created By
the accidental association. a
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
BALDWIN, DIWITT & CO.,

BALDWIN, DEWITT & CO.,
Z = 8 ManuAeture the
Star Grain Drill 4 Grass Seed SOWeF.
the N ct simple and complete Seeding Machine nov
manufactured.
EmeFy's and 2-HOFse Endless OhsIn
Power ThFesHeFs d BeDaFatOFs.
A Variety Of Saving Machines.
To be run By Horse Power.
me Quaker cider Nil, which can't be
beaten.
A Variety Of
Hsy, Straw and stalk Cutters Corn
Shelters,
and everything else IN the Inc Of Agricultural Ma
ealneIy and Implements, from Newer and Resper
% an * noSe - = nd for Circular OF cal "A
CLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL WORKS
sngl 70 O4ntre-st
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PRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTs.
ONCE Nc. AtVatsr Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Oifioe Of H. 7. Brayton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

HOUSES AND LUIS FUh bALH.
~ story House and Lo on Phelps-St, convenient to
the Lake shore Gar shops and Rolling Mill
Price 8SU0
Brick Houss and Lot, No. 70 Prospsct-st; has Gas
and Water and small ONCE attached, convent
eut Tor Physician.
ouse and rot No. s75 Kinsman Street, Tot lOOK33O
h su-e has sl shes modern i'm rOyements Of hot
and CO water and Gas throughout, furnace,
marble mant es, sc
A large, snd elegant brick house and barn, cor
Terms easy
Bd hOu-e and lot en- st. Clair STREET near Pom ,,
good fruit, wat gas, &C. A very desirable prop
eIty to rent or for q omesIead.
Frame House aud lot 439 kinEman Street, s2x5OO,
good we'll of water ffuit, bnrn, &C Terms easy.
Also lOI IN re # above on orange street s2xl25
Pri e $40 ser focs.
sirable hOus3 ard lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
Fran hOnse and 70 No. los Kinsm.n Street. lot 5Ox
lt2 good fruit and We'll Price q 800.
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DS-WilI buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and Ollect Rents, &c.
bB-Ho charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
Tor Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
BB-Also issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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MONEY TO LOAN.

R50 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
&OOs sOOO in sums to suit-st the old stand and
well known WAGNER's Once, on securities Of everJ
Plate, watches, Diamonds, JeWelry, Fire Arms Furs
nituTe, Oarpets Oothins Pianos, Mirrors, PaintiD.G
Business strictly private Rstablished IsSi WHtnh
and seFelEy for gals af barEafns
o. ". WAGNER. No. Water-Bt
- a---- - ----- TN--E- 4 Esf---4E-sSaS--
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
NINA from the IsianGS.

The continued firing from Fort Moultre and Our bat
teres ecits but little response from the enemy. All
Indications however point to another attack and brisk
bombardment in a short time. Yesterday the Iron
sides appears to have flushed receiving supplies The
schooner that had been laying alongside, proceeded to
one of the Monitors, and again commenced dscharg-
ing.
few shots were fired by the enemy yesterday after
neon towards Fort johnson, while throughout the day
an occasional shot or shell was thrown from the Yam
kee Batteries Nos and at Fort Moultrie and Su-
livan's Island works.
One of the Monitors, about four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, moved up and steamed round Cummings
Point, as if on reconnaissance. Fort Mourie open
ed upon her, checking further progress and causing her
to retire.
A very sad accident occurred at Battery CheeVes,
James Island, about ten O'Clock, Tuesday morning.
A magazine exploded, killing FIVE men, we have not
learned the cause of the explosion nor how many were
wounded. The following the names of those killed
Second Lieut. Latsinger, Company K, 29th Georgia
and Private Grifizs, 22d Georgia Battalion.
Charleston Courier 18th inst.
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Mrnr,, EIs1GIr TenmsRaer,

The Atlanta Lntethgencer CT Saturday last contains
not one word Of intoramton from the 'front.'" IN that
section unless the following may be so consldered
Our old friend, DIR. ID. w. Strader, Government
Agent SO well known in Knoxville, arrived safely in
our lines few days ago with lot OF cattle from Mid
die Tennessee some Yankee cavalry followed the
Doctor near Athens Tenn and succeeded in capturing
one man and thirty head cate which had nearly given
out on the route.
The Doctor brings s2& news OF the depreciation com
mited by the Abolition infdes on the poor unprotected
women and children who left at the mercy of these
yretches in Middle Tennessee. Not farm house or
COTTAGE however humble, bat what has been sacked
and plaged ard the wives, sisters AID daughters OF
our brave soldiers ruthe3sly insuted. icnnesseeans
remember this iu the coming battle and avehge the
frnge pcrpetrated on your kindsfok by these endsh
barbarianE
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From KEoxvLLE-Erom gentleman OF high stand
;no from East Tennessee, learn that the Yankees
nave arrested number OF cLzeps and imprisoned them
in the common jail Among the prisoners are the Rev.
Mr Harrison, OF the Old School PLesoyterans, Rev.
Joseph H. Martin, Of the Presbyterian United Synod,
and quiet iuofcnslYe citizen, named Cofin, of the
Rockford Factory. i he crime OF these gentlemen is,
loyalty to tie land of their birth.
We regret to learn that suudry men hitherto regard
ed gound on the Southern question, have sought and
obtained immunity Yankee outrage, the !nterpos'
ton and endol8emen Of John Williams, VINO ooc2
represented Knox county IN the Legislature and is and
has been, from the first, notorious Union man, who
has never we believe, proessed 20 be anything else
or to surrender hig allegiance to the Lincoln Govern
ment And yet he and others Of the same class have
been suffered by the authorities to remain there 10 an
disturbed peace and Decurity-Lymch6"g VTg1"sa"'
| 10Th inst.
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4 BARGAIN.

rvDT being able 10 work tie property to &1TG1t8ga
u frr for sale my MILL and some 1890 acres ot LAND
attached The Nil s located t'w miles from re mouth
If the woods Folly Iiyer nd 0ppro6ch3bie by YES
sci. ae enough to run tbs West Indies and t. otCcr
ports fesi,ed ana Grist hl Is up and has been ID
opera "a some three years Ths pond and power Is one
OIL Eo- the Gerry the lower part OF the state be
.ug easily controlled, aud aHdlng ample power LOT eY
desired arouut OF machinery and inexhausuble sum
ceEcy Of timber may be the lands aod obtained on
branches OF Lockwoods Folly river to keep saw or
running the tcy dty years. The grlts
viii yield quite amount OF and must continue to
increase. Below the SlH IS good BODY oi Iich marsh
land, easily s-Gta OF cultivation. The pond flows
three auldTed good rice land, the
larger portion being rich marsh land the balance formerly
& large cypress swamp and very rich The pond flows
much land but tie above named quantity may all be
brought into level farm with NoW the land
rice Several hundred o the land timbered
with pine, oak hickory, &c. and pretty well adapted to
corn peas, potatoes AMI pea The balance o. the
nigh laud prettS vel tmbeTed With pine. At The lower
Of the land jas and neatly fitted up set Of
eight good SAT- Pans with many thousand CORDS of wsol
convenient as could be wished for expected.
ANY person desIOa5 of buying such property lad best
come and eNamhe for themselves. my health
formerly, the property could be bought for about
double what would take fox Il.
JN0. hERCER.
sr- 10Th
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
D. c. CARR1HGroN, Secretary.

MARK MID A TEA German merchant made o
purchase of hundred bags of Coffee ard Instructed the
Irish porter to mark the bags with the initial letter of
bis name (D). The prt nunciation, however, was un
fortunate Yes yer honor" replied Pat, and immedi
ately be stamped every bag with L.
The irritated German lost all patience when be came
to view the bIunder and the lockers on were convused
with laughter at the following dialogue
"Mr Pahrick-Mr. Padrick did l not dolt you for
mark him mid Tee"
"Plaza YOUR honor, an isn't that Tee ?"
No! Mr. Padrick, l dolt you to mark him mid a
Tee!"
"F3e my SOUL sir and there's never mothers up
on this spot, barrin it be Mister OFlannagn and he
gone home till Ireland that can make better with
hair brush, than you ones and bad luck 10 yourself
and all your kin folks take that
The indignant son OF Erin walked cf, swearing that
he could mark coffee bags as well as any laundering
Dutchman.
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FROM ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 18th, 1863.
No com nunicaton is allowed between Braggs army and
the
Trains run to Dalton.
Three hundred Tennessee refugees met in this city on
yesterday, and passed the following;
Resolue l That however deeply they regret to leave
their State and friends exposed Yankee brutality that
our confidence General Bragg and the officers aid sol
ders under4is command, ia undjminighed.
Reso!ued 2aa, That recognize in President Davis
wisdom rnness and satesmansbp, and proul OF him
as a Southern gentleman and Christian patriot.
Resolued Sd, That deprecabe croakers, and recon-
meEd military critics place themselves closer to dis
tngui he'd leaders and friends behind say be
good cheer the bright will dawn On their homes
trngt in God and be sure of ultimate success.