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CLOSING OF MAILS.

lAfOol0d VI hAA4os
HAsTIRH rHnoUGH, tor Erie, Buffalo. Boston, heE
Va, Astabula and OOnneautt closes at $3.50 A. ID.
NAsTHAH FHRou0H, for New York only, olosSs ~
TIsrHss rHaoUaH, for Erie, Bufi.lo, Albany, BoS.
ton, New York and Hartford, closes st $40 Z. n.
EAsTARE WAY, for All poiEts between UleVeisnd an
WsssTGRN THaoUGH, for Toledo, Detroit. UhIoaso
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. h., Ue4Tes 80
WIsTGaE THnoueH, for Toledo, Detroit UhioAgO,
Dubuque 81. Joseph and Cairo closes at 6:a 7. d.
WESTERN WAY, for all points between OieVeiAnd
and Toledo, closes at r. M.
SAEDUsKY WAY, for Sandusky and all intermediate
points, closes ats 30 p. n.
and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 10 P. H. QesVes at 7:oO
0INoTsEATI fHeoUeH. for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and OincDnA CLOSES at 10 P. M, ueayes st 1850
fi dIHoTsaaTf OH | |THsouen for Columbus, Cincinnati,
LouisYille, 81. Louis, Indianapolis GAINESVILLE and
PTTTsBURaH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ington, closes at I2:4O p. NJ.
PITTSBURGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
WellsYte, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, closes at 7sO A. NJ.
mAH0NlHq WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes ht 10 P. NJ, (leayes at 500
MEDINA WAY, closes ass A. NJ.
ko0Er0RTI 6e.; closes ONT 1 ssdayss Thursdays and
bAtardays, at II IL.
9REoEsvILLE, Barn, &C.. clones Tuesdays and Sat.
--=5RGGos OEETEs, Granger, Eorth ReyaItoa Es.,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays st A. NJ.
WABREHsYILLB, closes daily, l6.30 A. NJ.
sB-MAil and Drop Letters are required, By Law 70
EEkli Oiiy Circulars are required 20 be prepaid
~ Once OPEN froIa I.S0A M to 7:SO P. ii. On
Sunday from a. ID. to 1910 A. ID.
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FARMs AVID nur Lnrs

Indepsndehce-Fa' m ci' IIn scres with good Rnird
lngs, Orchard, &c. S4OpFa-re.
On FlsDk hoad-lO mills from City; Farm OF leo
tng5, orchard, &C,
NeWbnrgh-Five acres, with large Cottsgs HOUSE.
barn and great Na-ieIy OF Ffnit s55O
On Lase sh re, east Of City and near Wilson Ave.
East bfsFeikhdAsft Escres on ST. Ci-ir Roed ExcsI-
lent land for Fruit or gnrla ing aI7s q acra
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CLEVELAND 3 ERIE RIB,



ls6s-4. WINTER ARRAEGEMKHT. isS.-.
On and after Monday, November 18th, lsss. Pss.sD-
ger Trains VIII run Is follows, Sundays eIcspts,.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
BsSO A. m--DAI E1PBESS IRA IN-gtor,l,,.e -
nllloughby, Painesyllls, Geneva, As6tab1is
Conneaut aud Glrard oniF, and srrivs ~ Eris ~
!:ls ,. M Dunklrk s;45 D. n, Bpfisio IN = 4,
o;A0 4. .m.-OlhOlhNATl XPEESS-stoprfnGa > AZ
sstyss zr Erie 65 p m, Duukirk ssITp n B7lf
$3.50 2. ms1M4iL AHB AOooNMopAT1cr
STOPPING st All StAtions and arrives a ~ AZ
0slO P, hI.-EIaHT EXPREss TRAJH-s,,--,-- =
At fAinssTtlle, AshtEbuIs End fiTa-s 49,
all5ss - s, ~ Asie a. l3:42 q. m, Dunkfrk 9.iS -
m.i bunAio 40 =. m. - -
LEAVE ERIE.
S:l0 A. M.-hIGHf EXPRESS FRATH-as,.-t... -.
Girardi Ashtsbula and RAinesTfiis oniS ~ -. >
fiFea a. Cleveland Gt 200 A n - - ~
o-SVA' = HALL AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRA in
Ia y e Al stations and arrives a CisTs.
go A. E.-TOLEDO EXPREss-sso.ni,, =. .u.,.
tons except sERnyilla, saybrook, bnio1ViiIs-
fitt. q - sult9r =. ~ and hleklfnes and arrives az
EbP. P.E.--DAY EXPREsS TRAIH-stoupinv =. 1i-
raTd, Oonns1snt, Ashtsbula, and faf55es1fiIs
Onlyi ana azfiVes In Cleveland at SIS p ~
80. second UlAas oarI are run on eli throuEh
An tbs trains going westward eonnest Al rHav.I,,.
Win trains Tor Toledo, Ohicago, Ool1mbun GlSof,-
nAls inqiAnAp1s, 81: Louis, &C.; and All thro1eh
trains q the n Z. & K Railrosd, and Al -, ~
luoee ol the New York Central and BuGaio 4 49,
A9rk Cit{ kailrosds for New York, AibsaT, Eoaton.
niagaFa lalss &o.i and at Erie Yffh tr-5n. ~, ~!
Fhlladaiphia and Eris Railrosd -AN' VI sA-S
- ~ DpsY Expressi kast and Wsst eonnsots afr.rs
Win Trains on Erie and PittsbnrTh RajI-oS5 - -
hineaFille' haadVilie. JemestoEn, 90 ''i
Cleveland, November ,I6th, issi - 7eb+
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THRER
Il -TRlESEmAR !, Z snd ], are protected By Boy
81 LotseIB fatent o. England, and secured By thf
sealS Of the Eoole Dc Pharmaeis de Paris and ths
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One Il inTaluabls for krhaurfiOn Rnsrmnsnr
rhHa and all physical disabIlIties
Ne, Two completely erAdioatss all traces OF those
seous and pernioiOuH use OF oopayia and cubebs
noe Three has entirely BuppAntsi tho Injurious uSa
Of mercury thereby tn5urtRg TO the sufferer speedT
rotei dispersng all impurities and roofing ont ne
TBIEsEhAR, Nos. /, and 3 are preparations N the
form OF LOzenges devoid OF taste and smol and can
be carried In the waistoOat pocket Sold IN tin caSss
and divided into separate doses, administered bV
Velpau, Lallemand, RouI, Rc6ld, So Price q each.
or Acases for eS which saves S. and In s37 cases,
whereby there ts eaItnR OF g. To be had whole
New York. ~
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
WiltorWnrd the Irie8emAr 70 any part OF the Vorlf
ssouroly packed, and addressed according % ms IA
IsruotlOnB OF the writer.
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P0aF0FEleE .TIME.TAaLE.
1854. winter Arrangement 1854,
FOB TEE
Arrival ana CIosing OF HALLS
AT TIE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

Bg-HAls viii be opsrsd and ready for delivery one
hour sitter arrival Of trains. A
& NB-An Malls close one hour before departure Of
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Fhroush arrives ct 700 A. NJ, and l;4a and
625 p. n.
Eastern way arrives at lO:I5 A. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9.25 A. -.
do Way arrives at $40 P. II.
Sandnsky Way arrives at e:25 A. ID.
Mahoning Way arrives at $50 P. NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. NJ, ESQ P. =.
do Way arrives at 900 P. NJ.
Western Through arrives at ss5 n, and s:55 P. n.
do Way arrives at 2:45 7. II.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. n.
Rookp0rt, &c., arrives Tuesdays Thurdeyl and sat
uTdAyH At Il n.
Bath, go, arrives Mondays and fridAys
Gt5P.M.
Sharon Osntsr Granger North BoyAlton, ke., strives
Mondays and Fridays ct P. NJ.
Warrensyille arrives daily At 1918 A. n.
East cleveland and Euclid arrives daily ct A. y.
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AERIWD N HHD-TRY II.
DF.EWseth IHfAAlilBllHL HL1HlMHHThErspar
lFon she recipe Of Dr. Etsshsn Sweet q Oonneotics
ths Goat bone Esttsr and has BEEN usod IN his yral
10 tos tne isst tWenty year Nitn sne most easohn
NJ success. Al external remedy Il "a Wtthout
rival, and VIII alleviate pain more speedily thEn ~
other PREPARATION. Hgf ell Eheumatic and HerTo
Dsordsn a q tTulT intElibls, and e. curative !
horeG Wcunds eprHfnh, Bruises, ho., itI Boothil q
healinG and powerful strengthening propeDsltios
Gts the iuEt wonder and OF sl who hza
ever rven it trial. Over four hundred oertt6cEts
of 1amaEkabls ouraS performed By it within ths las
aaaatE inr lisFnland. dsoihAitAOWdEWsBf3
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llsTIHS SPEeIAL N0TlEE8s
slOhl - nen 80 nonen Nould 3


'Ohi that men ard women would res'
and Pondsr on ths Lists Mortality publishes
weekly, monthly and yeaEiy q our city. There Il eF
or fsariul great proportion OF Consumption "a
ses. he Statistic Tables prove that le other dis
eases slay their thon.ands, oonsum tion Stays iti
t7i tdus of tho1sdnds
"ln the early stages Of Thr and Lung Com
- SAINT Rs consider MadaneZo Ports-'s CURATIVE
3AnsAN infaliblen
S8-Madams PortsF'a Curative BAlsam can Be OBJ
1.iEed ct Benton Bros, and Strong Armatrong's .
Wholesale AFsats Olsveland. Ohio. fsbs R2 Iw
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
e. PEBIEEOE OF An IHFALID-Publishedf for
the benefit and Q warning and Caution to Young
Men who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
~ Dsoay Of Manhood, etc. supplying At the same time
TN nEASs or sKLF-cUBE, By one who has cured him
SELF being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and ausckery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
- eoyies may be had Of the auihor
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
An fshf-lfadsw Bedford Kings Co.. n. Y.
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HOUSES AED LOTS FOB SALE,
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts. Lot
Brick House and Lot, corner Of Browneli and vii
son-Stsi Lot 60 teet front, running to the Lake.
-Four Brick Houses, Nos. so 81 81 and IS Euclid-Et-
Lots 25xls5i very desirable Location. Win be sold
House and Lot No. l75 Garden 81. Lot 95xI25 ann
Frame House on University Heights Lot 66xaD
A very de irabie resi- -ence. Price s2,tOO Terms
Brick Ouse 30. l96st Clair-st. Lots71ls2. 5000.
House and Let No. IS sibley-st. Graues Peaches
and small Fruits. Price al65O
Bri1k House hg No: 29 hinsman-st. Lot llsx2OO. To
Lot on University delights; 66xIs3 feet on Newton
81, sonth u and near Cleseland Inststute.
crane aouse no q Sood-st. Lot 43xlOO; gas and
Frame Cottage on superiOr-st. Lot B212OG A very
Brick DWELLINGS, Nos. lA and los EuolEd street
LoS ;.51 T591nning through to Huron street. Vsry
House and Lot, corner ParkmAn and Brovnsll-sts :;
9Sg9piea go also as shoe shop. Lot 25xlOO feet.
Building, Machinery, &C., for the mRnufacturs Of
bo3es wash boards, &c, corner of Wesr KiYeT
IN iaa9 Ah9 N n IS!s ~ good paving business
House and Lot, No. 100 UhiO-St eI,sOO
Two bElek Houses and Lots on Euclid-st near Per-
Cottage, No. 124 Laks-st. Lot zsxlOO fest.
House and Lot, No. ~ Scovflle- Avenue
80 ieSt on summit st., extending to the Lake, cor
prOFements. -
road Stock. ~
FARMS FOR SALE
no acres in Brecksville IS acres improved balanos
a, enolce timber land s25 per acres. Terms easy.
q Acres IN Bedford. Good House and Barn, Water
and Fruit. Price S25JO ' ~
lO0 Acres in Newburgh. House and Barn two Otch-
ards and Is acres Wood Land
proved balance TIMBER
Y acres on y; Olatr-bt. small frame house.
i3 acres on kinsman-St., opposite the Cemetery.
" SG5es 70 wood land balance imprOvedl on Euclld
- mtuation for grapes
Ohoioe and well selected lands in Iowa, Wisconsin
.. ana mlchigan, for HRlA or azohanaa
oOaeres ln NewbuTg, about miles from OIeVeIaaA
GOOD house aud barn and fine orchard. a5 OO.
10 Acres on St. Clair Road two miles from the Publ,
Fruit, Water, &C.
50 Acres in East Cleveland under high state Of cu
iiYAtlon, good house and barn II miles fruu
City limits Terms easy. feb5
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HEIHBTEIEE's
NIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
It is Not q Dye,

But restores gray hair 10 fits original color By sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural Bustonanos
impaired by age or disease. AliusTAHTANBOUs DYu
are composed of lunar eaustc, destroying the vitality
ana beauy Of the hair, and afford Of themselves %
dressing Heimstreots Inimitable COlOring not onIi
restores hair % its natural color By easy process
but gives the hairs
LUXURIAHT BEAUTY,
promotes Its growth, prevents its falling or orsdi
Gates dHndruf, and fmparts health REd ploasantne9
the head Il has stood the test Of time, being the
original Hair OolOTug, and Is constantly increasing
IN iaYof Used by both gentleman and ladies.
HH-It ia sold by all respectable doalerB, can be
procured By them OF the Commercial A ARents ID. g
BARNES 4 CO., 212 Broadway, New York Two ai
80, 50 cents and LOO, iulylO-R27eOW
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MORNING LEADER
FRTnlY aIoRNING. DE. 24, Isel.

FOR Special and Telegraph News--see
First Page. For LEGAL and Commercial
NeWa--See FauFth Page.
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DIR, aIlsoH

Professor or ELHCfRoPArHT LHD MDImHn,
Ohce-lls Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
mp stairs, opposite the CitY Hotel.
Once heurs frem 9 to IL and from 10 8 o,nioah
daily (SundaVa arcenfed I
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IksURAKGE.

New York Life Insurance COmBanY,
AssErsI --s -, 9,5S6, ,946.07s
New England Fire and Marine Ins, OorapJT
OF aARTFORD, CONN.
OAsH OAPIrALt &400,00O.
LAHRF Ins. Company, CFirs and HIariEs,) }
OF HEW, YORK.
CASH OAPITALi 100000.
Hope Insurance Company Of Pro sldsnos, T. l.
OAsH CAPITAL, Sl5O.00n,
BTParticulsr attention given to Insnranos On
Dwellings for three or i've ears, at reduced rates
B0- Losses ed listed and paid ct this Agency.
April 10th, lg63. apri6;RZs
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CILEVELAND 1 TOLEDO R,R,
e q = -
NNslllll-Ll-ll-lI|l
4. WINTER ARRAHGElIEHF-

- 81
ls6s-4. WINTER ARRAHGEaIEHT- ,as,,
on and after Monday, November 18th. issa P.-,..
geI IIalns VIII Leave Cleveland a. follow is1ndS1.
5iSO A. M.-OHIgAGo ExPREss-s.o,. a. r..
9rait9ns ODerlin, NorWalk, Non rosViilH PsIisasi
HuS5 Eyde, Fremont and Eimcre, and srrrfVssss
1oieoo ~ - P NJ; Detroit $50 p ~; aud ebi
9sO0 Z. m.-WESFEBN MAII-gtoas A al -.
tlons On Southern Division, and arrfvs, a -
=. ~ ie,io q DO 2, NJ chicago $50 A NJ ~
4t1O p m.-hORfHERn EgAII II--tifo,. ~ Ill -.
tions on Northern DivfEiop and aFTivs- ~ -.
dE3O II. m.-hlGHT EXPRESS-5tousat Grafton
norSalEi Monroeville, Clyde, and Fremo1f S11
arrives ~ Toledo a. u; P H.; Detroit son A. n
and OhioaEo At 1890 A. n. ~ a A''
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made At MonroeviIl. ,,l,h -. -.
eu8Ey, dananeld Newark L. r AZ fU,yi. s-ish n :
send1akYi Dayton OinoinFatl n ~ Esn Eisn - -
Eltn fremont q indiana q. R.. and Al ToieJ5, ,v5tS
me Alenlgan southern q Northern Indiana s1d ~.
ledO 9 aoaah Kali lruadI for OhicaQo Defroff 1,ct
sons 5orS wayne Logansport, Laf1yefts- fiallro Al
Southwest, "0''t AVEtnNest Ano
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Folsdo and IN.
Msst e S5o 4. n.s-2:45 P. n, and s.s5 = IL Tr.-,
sandulky ct 9.25 A. n n y REifTH - iu1as u
Oleyeland, November Is, is68
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-26

Hay PRESSES FoR BALING
WOOL bay, Cotton, Hemp, and all other
commodities that lily baed. This celebrated
ufactured BY the undsrslR Rned PAtentes. both hand
or horse power. Circulars containicg fnll descrp-
tiOns, and the highest Testimonials from the best
judges Of eueh articles will be forwarded to the ad-
dress Of those who may request the same.
D. O0LAaAN, LorAin street
Cleveland. Feb'y q, 1854 feb2ll45
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7 LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
Lie ESTATE, Railroad and other stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Iandn N
this state Iowa Wisconsin and Ilinois.
- Onee over No. 90 south side Of Pub. Square.
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RRAYTON 4 sTOOKWRLL
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOUSES ARD LOTS TOB sALR.

ID no. 8 AEWaIof b1ildin1. Entr1nce thFo14h
she Insurance Once Of a. =. BrAYton.
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mind We zee them from different standpoints' and
reach conflicting conclusions. 1t Ii only ignorance ana
bgotry which win make these differences and views
occasions for controversies and reprosch However We
may differ on other points there should be no CONNECT
Of opinion as to the duties 10 the State and Ma
tional Governments These clearly act forth In the
Constitution Of our country in the following terms:
,uh This Consultation and the laws ofthe
United States which hs be made In purnance tnereo snd
treaties made under the authorities OF the bnteu sAtes
,a be thc supreme law Of the land and the Judges o. every
State shall be bound thereby anything In the copsuuuoh
laws Of any State to the contrary notw!thsandine
Article section provides for the purpose o defining she
limits the authority Of the General Government Inc
judicial power shall extend 70 all eases IN law and equity
tr.ns under this CoDsntoo the laws Of the United Sa'e
and the treaties made under their authority"
Article 10 VI the endnens decares The powers NOT
delegated the United States bv the Constitution pro-
hbised by to the States arc reserved TO the States respect
lively OF TO the people"
Every good citizen win yield equal respect and ODE
dence to each Of these provisions When either Of them
are disrcgarded our country win be overwhelmed with
anarchy and confusion exhort all not TO slow their
passions their preudces and suspicious to increase the
dangers which ovcrhang Let us cordially Unite In
measures essential to the preservation Of the national
unity the power Of State the peace and good order
of society," Foremos, among them Is the organization
Of those liable 10 duty without respect TO creed or po-
tica opinions into local military companies In order
10 meet the constitutional demands Of the General Gov
eminent 70 secure the enforcement Of the laws Of the
State and to afford security to the lives aud bones OF
our cit!xens this must be done at once.
HoRAno SEyEoUR.
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Harry Gilmore. though have not yet been able 70
ascertain the whereabouts Of this brave and gallant
officer:
Harry Gilmore, with a party Of cavalry numbering
80, and having with them Major.Gen. Franklin and
three officers Of bis staff az prisoners encamped ct
late hour Monday night on divers farm, between
Randalltown and Reisterstown. '.
General Franklin in the custody OF Capt. Nicho.
las Owen of Baltimore from whom he succeeded in max
ing his escape at an early hour on Tuesday morning
The force Of Gilmore remained oil day Tuesday in
the neghborhood securing the bushes and woods and
searching all the houses and barns In the hope Of being
able to rccapture him.
This was the statement made by the Rebels TO the
people in the vicinity.
The search was continued by the Rebels until )
o'clock On Tuesday evening. when they left on their
way to the vicinity Of Washington, crossing the Ba'
more and Ohio Railroad near Elysyile last night.
Nothing is yet known in this city as to the wherea-
bout Of Gen. Franklin but hopes are entertained that
be has really escaped such, at least was the impress
sion Of those living in tho vicinity
During the stay Of the Rebels in the neghborhood OF
Randalltown they robbed everybody unfortunately,
not only Of horses and cattle but Of watches, money.
and clothing.
Several Rebel sympsthiTers pleaded for exemption,
but II was all of no avail. All were commanded 70
stand and deliver"
They also had with them three officers Of Gen. Frank
line staff These they took away with them they not
having been able to escape with their commander.
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PREVIOUS DISPATCHES.
Sullivan and sigeI In Communicasion.
HARRISBURG. Tuesday, July 70, 1864.

HARRISBURG. Tuesday, July u, 1864.
The gratifying intelligence was received to-
day. that Gen. Sullivan ia in communication with Gen.
Harper's Ferry. II this connection can be opened
advantages will flow from IL which caution forbids me
to discuss In this dispatch We have another dispatch
10 the effect that Sges cavalry were In Frederick yes
terday This H. however questionable. as we have
other information stating thst largo forces were OF
Boonsboro and Middletown at the samc time. II this
intelligence correct it utterly impossible for any
Union force TO maintain itself at Frederick
From South Mountain the news Is Of a trustworthy
character and is credited here that the Rebels have
fortified the rugged ranges in that region There are
rumors that large force Of Rebels So O00 had passed
through Frederick Accompanying this force were l4o
field pieces in addition 10 the forces reported to have
passed through Frederick We have intelligence de-
rived from Rebel officers by persons living IN that city
which 10 Of highly important character 1t purPorrs
to give the fact that Hills corps was approaching and
that junction was expected to be made with the oo
already alluded TO near Leesbnrg lF
In connection with this report we have rumor that
the Rebels are recrossng the Potomac aud reaching
Virginia below Harper's Ferry. There 10 no doubt
ihat the crossing this point fent On the part OF
the Rebels in Maryland to defeat any effort calculated
10 affect conjunction with the approaching forces under
Hill
report reached headquarters at p NJ that force
Of 800 Union cavalry dashed into Frederick this AFTER
noon and drove the Rebels beyond the city. and that
thestter on being heavily reinforced returned and
pulled the Union troops.
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Precl. nation Of Gov. Seymour.

STATE OF NEW. YORK, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ALBANY. July ~. 1894
On tho eth instant ordered that the several
military companies be increased TO the maximum num-
bers now appeal to the People Of New York 70 carry
out this order by joining tho National Guard or by
such other measures will give that organisation the
numbers required by law Unless this Ia done at once
cannot respond to the call now made BY the President
Of the Uunited States.
The National Constitution declares that weuregu-
lated militia Is necessary to the security OF free State
II we had needed this truth, we should not have
been exposed to Invasion 10 the disgrace Of riots
and 10 the hazards Of still greater calamities The
negligence and false economy which led to dis
regard this wa ' have been fearfuly punished The
cost Of srming and equpping the National Guard would
have been trning compared with the amount which
Now York must pay its quota Of the expense OF
driving back the armies which now threaten the Ma
tond Capitol saln a-t .LsgIl
Let m be warned by the errors Of the past 1 I'm.
pore al cKisens to lay aside passion and prejudice
end 10 unite in carrying out law clearly demanded
By tho honor the interest the safety Of the State
and Nation In many parts Of Nsw.York this duty
has been utterly neglected. and tho burden Of answer
ing calls for the militia has been thrown upon few
sections Of the State. aealf .|.f SD. .,t
In this time Of civil war VIC are pefpleIed with
many questions which are beyoDd the grasp a snv
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From HarriabarR.
HARRISBURG. Wednesday. July

HARRISBURG, Wednesday. July u, Iso4.
Gov. Curtin, accompanied by the Attorney
General left for Philadelphia to-day, to confer with
Gems Couch and Cadw Allader for the purpose Of In
creasng the facilities tor organizing and bringing for
ward the troops now being mustered in. in Phila
delpha-
In answer to an inquiry addressed by Gov Curtin to
Provost Marshal General Fry. on the subject OF recruit
ing in the rebelous States the following has just been
received;
Orders 20 carry out the law In relation 10 recruiting
In the rebelious States in press. and VIII be
brought 20 completion as soon n possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
Rebel Attack on Fort Stevens.

PAL1MoRE, Wednesday, July l3-4p p. m
One of Quartennaster Meigs's boats hos just
arrived from Washington having left there very early
this morning. AL was then going on well
Yesterday was rather gloomy day-that H. there
was q great deal Of uneasy apprehension among the
people there.
There had been heavy fighting out on the Seventh
street road.
The Rebels trying to capture Fort Stevens, hut
We stin held 1t this morning
Confidence restored, and all wa considered per
fectly safe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
Delaware Aroused.

WILMINGTON, Wednesday, July l3. 1864.
In obedience to the call of Gov. Cannon the
citizens of Delaware have noby volunteered to defend
the Baltimore Railroad and the line Of the Snsquehan
nae
One entire regiment has been raised and mustered
into service for 30 days under the command OF COL
Edgar Hounsfeld and is now at Hayre dc Grace. Ad'
ttona troops have been raised and sent 70 guard Du
pont's powder works The enthusiasm is great Some
of the wealtbiest e in the ranks Recruiting rap
idly going on.